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Na,,op.I-oti, Sinner in skismet.'

Edward Rnoblauch's Oriental drama
"Kismet," which will be presented oy
Rlaw & Erlanger and Harrison Grey
Fiske, with Otis ikinner in the chiei
role, at the National next week, has been
translated into more foreign languages
and played in more different countries In
a short period that any other play that
has come from the pen Of any American
dramatist. "Kismet'' is less than two
years old, and its reputation is already
worldwide.
Mr.. SINNERS role of Hail, the beggar
affords every opportunity for the display
of this splendid actors genius In char
acterization. Associated with him art
such well-known players as Hamilton
ReveIle, Fred Eric, owen Mech, Dan
ieI jarrett, Henry De Forrst, Rita doll
vet, Eleanor Gordon, Georgia Wood
thorpe, and Merle Maddern. Altogether
the company numbers nearly one hun
dred people.
In staging "Kismet" Harrison Grey
Fiske has accomplished a feat that ha:
called forth the very highest praise from
the critics and from those discerning
pIaygoers who realized the importance
of the producers work
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

SIS p m. daily-sleepes to Louisville. CINCINNATI.
Indianapolis. and ST. Louis
$50 p m. daily-Pullman TO Cinonnan and
Chicago.
u:lo D. m. daiiy-Sleepers to Virginia Hot snrlnss
Cincinnati and Louisville.
Offers SIS Pa. Aye., is9 = st, and Union station
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AUTO REPAIRS.
REPAIRING q an KINDS: best WORK;
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.
10f0GRAPH LETTERS. RARE ENGRAvINSs
bought and sold HdtmnIls Az o.. - llth 3
AUTOMOBILES.
IUTOMOBILEs for hire; reasonable nteA row
HAfAN HOTEL: 18th St and Pa. Ay~
E-PAss. AUTOS. g HOUR; 1D-HAND
autos for sale. Lin. b0 STEAM
AUTO SHOP.
eOUTaEAsr GARAGE AND AUTO REPAID
Shop "a Qh st. se Phone Lincoln 90 Nus
sanixns. gasoline. oils: I've storage. y month
IUTo sPECi1LIsTs-FoRD. EMF. and MAX
vslis: repairs dcne reht mo 9 Sc nx:
BILLIARDS, BOWLING, POOL.
NEW YORK POOL PARLoR.
q. N. HARRIS. 123o "a: Ave: nv:
CHROP0DY.
coRNs. BUNIoNs. AND INGRowING NAILS
treated without pain. N. LOWE. successor to Dr.
Geo. White III Pa. Ave. NV. Phone N IS
FOR SALE Or RENT.
REAL ESTATE.
GET OUR SALES AND RENT LISTS.
JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS.
a1t Pa. Ave. 8: E.
FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES
UNFURNisHED HOUSES FOR RENT,
no 1913 5th St NV. rooms frame. g
No 81 St NV. o rooms and bath ............. Dse
No I8 Fl st. NV, rooms and BATH -.
No 1No Harvard St NV. rooms and bath-.... 80
No. 70 Bryant ST. NV, rooms and hsth......-.. ~.
No. 1lo3 5th ST. NV. rooms and bath...-.... 500
No. se NJ ST. NV, IL rooms and bath. h.......... % ~
No 6ls Morton St NV. rooms and bath-..... ~
No l7l2 lst ST. NV. rooms and bath.
No. 3a5 Illinois Ave-. rooms and bath......... 3 :
No. i6 Kentucky Ave se.. 9 rooms and BATH. %.
No. 3l3 O St. Sc. 10 rooms and bath h.;........ -.
No. III Quincy st. NV. rooms and bath......' -
No I3I3 o ST. NV, ls rooms and bath. 500
No sG NJ ST. NV. Il rooms and bath. $50
ID. II. JOHNSON. l3O3 II St. NV.
PHONE ]. L. KOLB, s23 NEW YORK
Ave. Main 5o27.
TO RENT HOUSES, SEE Us NOW,
D. n. JOHNSON CO. 1903 n ST NV:
GET OUR FOR RENT LIST.
HARRY z. GLADMAN. 3o6 Pa Ave: Sc:
HHTE YEILoTT g9uE 3 EESbs EsFHBsLEFnEkD. IMSHKbn'
18th and U Sta NV. Phone N: 4l5s
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FARMS.
SEND FOR OUN BIG LIST OF Farms
for sale. MARION DUCRETT d son,
S1 F Street Northwest
Farms. LARGE AND SNAIL. NEAR WASH
ineson; river site. &c 4 Q. MACKALI. Mo-
ropoiitsn Bank BIDS
LOTS.
PINE CREST.
Keen your eve on PINE CREST; they
are selling lots in this subdivision TIL!
week at s175. See ]. p DAVIS. %
Bond Bldg Phone NJ. aS3
FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US.
CENTS FUR LINED ovERCoAT
high-class Partisan collar; genuine
Worth $50, sacrifice for $50; quick buyer
6341-2 L Street Northwest.
FURS-HANDSOME LARGE FASHION
| able set; genuine. Worth SIS: just new
take S. Residence. e34 1-2 l. ST. NV.
GRAPH0PHONE. COLUMBIA; LARGE. POW
erful machine: magnificent tone; recnrds compdete
worth so sac1ihos for 81: leaving town. eSitl L nv
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CLOCK. wAICH. AND JEwELnL m.
uUsa g = Asdgson. % itts 81 -. N Asns
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KANSAS GIRL
WANTS SPOUSE

Pierre. S. D.-Not daunted by the
terrible place Dakota with it's blizzards
must be to live in, a young woman
from Piper, Kapsas. has written a
touching appeal to the postmaster at
Pierre praying him to help her find
a Dakota ranchman for a husband.
Following is in part her letter:
II am a young Kansas woman and
want a young ranch man for a hus-
band. ! can cook and keep house. in
fact | can do all kinds of work that
is in a home. / have blue eyes, auburn
hair, and a fair complexion. l am Eve
and a half feet tall and weigh i20
pounds. | have heard of several ranch
men in South Dakota that were look
ing for wives and l want to find one.
II want a man who has a good
home and one who is able to keep a
woman. One who has a kind dispo-
sition. | also wan a man between
twenty and tnirty-two years old, but
| do not wan a man who is over 50
years old. | also want a man whom 1
car trust and love.
IAN important matter regarding
this must be addressed to (Miss) *.
NJ. Holyfield, Piper, Kansas"
In her letter accompanying the
statement given above the young lady
saws she is hunting herself a husband
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WILL DISCUSS
WOMAN'S WORK
SUCCESSFUL MEETING is PLAN.
NED WHICH MILL BE AID
DRESSED BY FACULTY
MEMBERS OF ININER-
SITN.

The next regular meeting of the
Prosper Township Farmers Club
Will be held on Friday evening. This
program is 10 be devoted to the pro-
blems which confront ;he women on
the farm. This organization OF pro
gressive farmers is eager to give
some recognition to the solution OF
the monotonous tasks which daily
confront the life of the women.
Daily. monthly, and yearly. wo-
men on the farm in many cases pur
sue the same solitary, monotonous
course. The duties of the home pre-
vent them from the social contact
which the man has through his al
most daily touch with his fellows
While attending TO his business af.
fairs. Often times she is forced to do
her work in crude ways with which
men would not be content. Too often
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SOUTH DAkOTAN THOUGHT
TO BE OMAHA VICTIM

Sioux Falls. $. ID, In The list Of
dead in the Omaha disaster of Sunday
night appear the name of Mrs. \.
II. Bigclow and among the injured is
the mama OF Miss Cecilia Rigelow,
G. J. Morris. United tSates district
attorney, stated YESTERDAY that he was
intimately acquainted With an a. II.
Bigelow who was for a number OF
years one CT South Dakota's fore
most educators and was a member OF
the state legislature OF 1911. He
was superintendent of the Lead
schools for MANY years and became
prominent over the state.
1t is not known for certain if the
Mrs. y. II. Bigelow was the wife OF
the A II. Bigelow known in this state
but it is almost assured as Mr..
Bigelcw had n daughter by the name
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YOUNG LAWYER
SPRINGS SURPRISE
ASSOCIATE OF MAYOR HITCH-
COCK IN LAW OFFICE MYS-
TERIOUSLY DISAPPEARS
AND TAKES HIMSELF
\. WIFE.

Mayor Hitchcock yesterday made
the announcement that the young as
sociate in his law office, III. A. Rodee,
had gone on a business trip TO Chi
caSo, Or at least that is where he
supposed he had gone. But it seems
the mayor does not know very much
about the actions of his assistant for
this morning ONE news to the city
that Mr.. Rodee and Miss Flora /.
Schneider were married. Tuesday.
March 18th at the home of the bride
at Bloomington, Ill. The announce
ment is accompanied by a card which
states that Mr.. and Mrs. Rodee will
be at home after May LIST, at 200 west
Fifth avenue in this city. The groom
is known in this city principally for
his forensic ability and his capacity
for real hard work. That he will
-'""~~- ~ hi. ohncon nnafae
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MANY LEVIES
ARE AFFECTED
LIMIT on VARIOUS FUNDS HNIs-
ED by TAN COMMISSIONS
oRDEt-STATE'S NTTOR-
MEN MILLER APPROVES
CHANGE.
|l.auritz Miller. city and state $

l.auritz Miller, city and states at
torney, said today of the action of
the state TAX commission;
"a approve OF the order of the tax
commission TO assess all property a.
its full value because under the con-
%stitution and laws OF the state that
is the only legal and constitutional
method OF making assessments. No
hardship should result from such a
method because each city and county
must raise a certain mou of
cy each year tor running expenses,
regardless OF the method employed
in raising ii. For instance if the
city of Mitchell needs to raise 500
600 a year by taxation for municipal
purposes and ii il assesses the city
property ut Ia its actual value the
rate must necessarily be high while
ii the property is assessed al its full
value the same amount OF money re
mains TO be raised and consequently
the rate levied Will be lower. The
main problem in levyins taxes is a
question of proportion or relative
values, and if each mans property is
assessed according TO its relative val
ne, when compared to the value of
every other mans property there can
be no serious injustice worked in
ievying the tax.
Assessed values OF this city viii
be raised to from W to three times
what IT is at the present time and
the amount of the states share OF
taxes will be greater" says Miller.
1t Will also have the effect of rails
ing the limit of Indebtedness of the
city proportionatcly.
Tax Limits.
The state tax is limited { o two mills
on each dollar of assessed valuation
for ordinary running expenses. In adj
dition a two mill tax may be levied
TO pay any deficiency of a preceding
year, and the Legislature may also
levy another two mill tax for the
purpose of paying interest and prin-
ctpal o the state debt.
The county tax rate for general
purposes, including the support of
the poor. has a maximum OF 6 mills
on the dollar. For the care of the in
sane there is no limit but the am
cunt may be made the amount due
the state for the support OF the in
sane from the county. The county
road levy shall not be over two mills.
The county bridge levy shall be not
over two mills, and county sinking
fund, such an amount as will pay one
years interest on the bonded indebt-
edness and in addition not to exceed
10 per cent OF the principal, PROV
ided the total county rate shall not
exceed 10 mills on each dollar.
The township tax levy is limited
to five mills in addition to the road
tax.
The city tax shall not be greater
than 20 mills, for general purposes.
1t may also levy a sum sufficient to
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WOMEN DEMAND
EASY DIVORCES

Chicago Widely known Illinois
at,onao, o,fo,
~ o.aIa"n om NJ dirorna raiIoa
H.. Gana, w. t,a,o % :,
, wi,h ~ 'ultna. ,oGn
riyorcs 90, is1iDa n""d ' n,
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d,a g''@ nf NM Illo nronn nS 'p'i'n'' F|, ;
frais,.,io
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,a.'ln "a. ~. w
Women nn, nrnl,arI, -" q man !"
a]iInwaa 10 ,ary 'aaGr ~ astt >,
~ .n naI i".' -. ne .''u'e
storfad' nra nnsar .n'S q
1andjcan
49,.
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no.,d M ~ 9 r.o '.' ino
phssician
,rl w. o,1d IA ,~.aht4,.,
oy,r ~ connt .cbooIs - t,,
1ood. said s5o .lt
.i,n ,or.,,. ~, no.
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ELOPES WITH
FRIENDS WIFE
SENSATION Caused NEAR SIOUX
FALLS BN DISAPPEARANCE or
HOIL.ANDER WITH NIIGH-
BORIS Spouse.

Sioux Falls, S. D.-A sensation has
been created in the farming commun-
ity south of Sioux Falls by the al
legged elopment of Lendert Schilline
VITA the wife OF Fred Roggibeen. a
n 'ghi or. The clorers were traced to
Canton, Were it has been learned
they purchased tickets for Minnea-
pclis.
They are now supposed TO be in
hiding in Minneapolis, although it
is. believed in some quarters. that
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FOR SALE Millinery shop, at
tractive and we'll located in Doland,
5. d., population 500. Good, clean,
u~p-to-date stock and fixtures invoic-
ing over $500 at the bargain price
OF $50 if sold o No competition
and the profits for this season will
more than pay the purchase price.
and leave a handsome surplus. Call
on II. c. Dodd, Doland, S. d., or write
Stronge & Wagner Co., Leading
Wholesale Milliner, ST. Paul, Mimi.
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six times the present limit. when the
amour; OF revenue is considered by
The order OF the taN commission. y
maNimum levy of > mills would pro-
duce four times as much on
a $4,000 eco valuation as on a 81
100000 valuation. 1t will depend on
tirely on the levying boards how
much taxes are increased under the
tax commissions new ruie.
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HEROES SANE NUMBER FROM
On OVERWHELMING IfnOH

No AH 80 A H.-
w y WIN ~ persons
~ u n'"d' swept aN2N in th2
"D01'" olail'7hse flNer' scores OF
Inn "''sSihE ana hetW'en 500 and
~ '"tn'.l.2 loih' lea'. tE]s town ci
.;o"l '''''0 lnH'pHahls, last hlShf,
mi'il '.i' CIV ''ioi o. a erlppIcd tcl"-
1i"l'', SV'Ni'', was gu on lfom sur
.Gui''i"S 'erlltofN Aid!2r l-cars
'"o We I''Nii'H drowned but
-" i'ul@'il DIV cal'lhg mold OF a
s"'u' '~>iihaies t'e number OF dead
V oe'"tell - ana ~
9Nof ) on person. are marooned IN
anu y" ~llouSc'cps.
'-f"1' Wan Oh Mater.
= NHli on water, seven leet h4Gh.
'uN''i't% through me mum section
- tt' wy re I'VE pfldS CON
iV't'i'S 'ie man S'ttloNs nave been
fSFea aNaN' * dafknes gather
49, We F'hS women ana children
.iiiU. INC Gu, pank OF tlc stream
""Nlhs h~"hoheFehlel to their loved
o'eS ll"ioohea IN ilouae3 ana III
IN 'ie S"l'iIilS ii'Nf.
-" one I'M "h''e % pc sohs
Nei 'iiti@ils 10 we pf"ltaHs re-
80" 'aoits 10 'h'o" thshl a rope
".'"' 'o'' persons were l"lCWh
mo we river "heh eAc hle rouf
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Prosecution in Charles
Mix County Under
Anti Trust Law.
MS FIRST CASE
Under That At and Seeks to
ENpel Those Accused of
Violation of the Law.

Pierre. 5 -. The biz 20 in
Qucal. along with other familiar fea-
lures OF the landscape in the south
crn and eastern part OF South Dakota
may become a thing of the past in
The state succeeds i'm its first prose-
ention under the provisions of Chap
Ter -, OF the laws of 1909. known
as tho state antitrust law. This. if ii
1rcur viii he brought about through
the action of the department of At
torncN General Johnson. acting, nm
der that law, which carries as one
OF its provisions. the power to Dust
companies found guilty, from bust
ness in this state, by application of
the attorney general for a forfeiture
of The charter and right to do bust
ness in South Dakota on the part OF
the company found guilty OF violation
Of The provisions OF the law.
The suit which viii be a test comes
up in Charles Mix county this week,
thc hearing being set for the 10Th of
this month, a grand jury OF Charles
- ,ot"i' NiiS '''''i 'Ie '"S',
: !, , -O''9 W Vle '''oiI'A seanTaI. ana
,|1,S Nt,Vtn,S .Nr'lD'oSe !" necN,
s,.rlif t"'''slV" '"e y ~ Nued'
elS, '"e riPe'e Lumber company and
"'l' e~i"p'oNeoS' an" 'lle 'Ui'ei'o''
'.u',"el So'lp"ny ,"' ltaNl''s " con
,'"'. anu "sleel'lel'1 "illols I'iei'Sel-
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PROBABLY MORE
THAN 1000 VICTIMS
Continued from page ~
lowed to safety.
Estimated Dead IL, 1000.

lowed to safety.
Estimated Dead al 1000.
The worst OF The lloored district
includes all OF North and West DAY
ton, all of the do@n,own section. tho
south side as Tar as lakewood and
an OF Tie residence section of Glen.
Gale. The district has a normal pop.
ulaiion OF moro than 10000. Res
cures and those al the hospital made
an carly estimate Of 5000 dead which
mlSAt be accurate as am estimate oi
ZOO.
At the edges OF tho inundated dis.
tIlft the wafer was last night s 10
10 feet deep. Judging by this il
would be - or 80 feet down town
First the Trailer buildings swept
INTO the stream many show ne faces
of women and children peerinA from
the Windows. These were fcl on d bl
more substantial brick builCiuls un.
III it became evident that no house
IN the Hood zone was safe. The ho,le
es as n rule were washed sever
blocks before disintcg9atins.
The body of one grey haired wo.
man Heated down the stream only :;
rev fee from the watchers fronJ
south Park street. The body cau2h
on a guard rope but was swept clea,
and gone before ii could be ecoyer
ed.
IcScc Breaks EARLY.
II Mood came soon after daylight
yesterday morning. after the residents
mad spent the night in terror. The
mann leVecs OF the big Miami broke
al Webster street, about s O'Clock Ar
hour later the water was through in
Il doZen places and a wall of water
~ ieet nigh swept through the ma.
slreet ltlst above tho j%unctu.c OF
me Big Miami and the Made river.
ana WhS"e the wafer OF the saltwater
river 1ows into the Miami the lood
cached its height and rolled into Inc
business section, Il wall abcul invent,
feet high.
The Daily News was soon undo,
w'niy feet of water. The flood rose
O the second floor ON the Algonquir
Aotel and all along the main street
occupants were driven to the third
iloors. What happened TO them n
II ON the outside can ten.
House lootine began carly in tl,f
hls4l and while The local militia arr
ON duty they are wholly incapabln Of
handling the situation.
incidents without number are rar.
rated OF persons in the flooded dis-
'ricts waving handkcrchiefs and 9th
erwise signalling for aid, being swept
away before the ayes of the watcher.
on the edge OF the waters. Man, CT
the rescue boats We're swept by the
torrent against what had been fire
plugs, trees and houses. They wer,
crushed. How many died in this. Va,
no one knows. Canoes and row
cats sharod the same fate. What
lie exists in the districts that The
water covers is in constant DANCE
md helpless until the food subsidcs
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The long winter months heavy
foods-lack of exercise decrease
your Vitality. make YOU feel mean
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea gives
Won vitality clears the blood
builds up flesh. Makes You strong
and robust. Great Spring medicine.
Tea or Tablets, 30 cents. j. II.
Ferris.
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FOR SALE Team OF young mares
and young mules. w. A. Green, 3
miles south and I miles west of
Mitchell.
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FOR SAI.E-50 acres improved;
. miles northwest Oh Mitchell, and
milIet seed.-E. l.. Doyle.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-27

INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS. fawn
and white. Won all firsts at State
Poultry show 1913. Eggs for sale
Mrs. l.. B. Slade, Mitchell, S. ID.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-27

socket for light automobile in good
running order. Address box ISL.
Chamberlain, S. ID.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-27

FOR SALE-Lot on west Fourth
and household furniture. Phone 239I
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-27

WANTED-To rent house with
about six rooms. Modern preferred.
Not too far out. Address G3, care
Republican.
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FOR SALE-Episcopal church
frame building, good condition. "a
y36: immediate possession. easily
moved. Apply Mrs. DAWSON. Nit
chell National Bank or next door
church.
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FOR SALE-Two resid 4nce lots,
east part of city. c. T.. Reeves.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-27

AUTO lNSuRANCE-J. r. Wells
Agency, 305R Main street.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-27

WANTED Second cook. Kemp
tons Cafe.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-27

FOR SALE-Team ponies, 6 and
) years CID, we'll broke for driving
or riding. Suitable for children.
Adde'S FIX Republican.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
For clear South DAKOTA land, 100
ncres Of good corn land i'm Mills
county. Iowa. Write j. II. Talhoy,
Onawa, Iowa.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-27

f'toRE RUNING an Incubator.
nNestigate the merits of the Mandy
Lee. the best incubator on earth.
SOLD by G.. w, Law. Mitchell, S. ID.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-27

FOR SALE Pure bred Guernsey
bulls. Martin Gleason.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-27

FOR Wyandotte eggs and
setting hens. Phone 1853.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-27

FOR SALE-New n secondhand
carom and Docket-billiard tables,
and bowling alleys and accessories;
bar nxtures OF all kinds. easy pay
ment. The Brunswick-Balke Col
lander Company, 426, 423. 430 Third
street south. Minneapolis. MINI.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-27
AGENTS

for our new spring catalogue. Spec
ialty Sales Co, 800 Wisconsin ST.,
Chicago, Ill.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Seven room house.
io4 r. 18th Ave, Phone 31IS.-
+. Mcguire.
FOR RENT Seven room house
partly modern. Close in. l.. e. Schlim-
gen.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms;
modern; close in; with board or
without. Phone 1921.
FOR RENT-April L. store room.
l23 L. Second avenue.-Webber &
Sons.
FARMS TO RlsNT-4S0, 800, 21O
and one 100 acres-Frank Weller.
FOR SALE.
FOR QUICK SALE lots ON
East Fourth. Price $3.50 each if TAX
On o Inquire OF IL. II. Bettin, 703
l.awler.
FOR SALE at a bargain, if taken
al once. Restaurant stock and fixtur-
es, with rooms. Everything complete.
Roy Butterfield, Mi. Vernon. S. d.
FOR SALE Typewriter. - Oliver.
visible writer. Universal keyboard.
\ - Ia a r.btt, L. ,:s Nh
shop.
FOR SALE Bay driving team A
and 5 years old. weight 1000. C. b.
Bates, Letchcr.
PURE SOFT SPRING WATER.
Phone 314l.-W. McMackin.
FOR sALE-Team ponies. 6 and
$ years CID, we'll broke for driving
or riding. Suitable for children.
Adde'S FIX Republican.
r"foRM RUllNG an Incubator.
investigate the merits of the Mandy
Lee. the best incubator on earth.
SOLD by G. w. Law. Mitchell, S. d.
FolA oA'rE luTo pred GllcruScy
bulls. Martin Gleason.
FOR Wyandotte eggs and
setting hens. Phone 1853.
FOR ShLE-New and secondhand
carom and pocket-billiard tables.
md bowling alleys and accessories;
bar fixtures OF all kinds. easy pay
ment. The Brunswick-Balke Col
lander Company, 1926, 428, 430 Third
street south. Minneapolis. MINI.
FOR SALE-Episcopal church
frame building, good condition, "a
y3t: immediate possession, easily
moved. Apply Mrs. DAWSON, Nit
chell National Bank or next door
church.
INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS. fawn
and white. Won all firsts at State
Poultry show 1913. Eggs for sale
Mrs. l.. B. Slade, Mitchell, S. ID.
FOR SALE Team OF young mares
and young mules w. A. Green, 3
miles south and I miles west of