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Evening journal., 1915-05-26
ENTERTAINMENT AT COOkMAN.

Members Of Goodman NJ. E. Sun
day school have everything in readi-
ness for the entertainment tonight
and tomorrow night. One end of the
school room represents a general gro-
cery store of years ago and a post
Office to which every one for miles
around had TO come for their mail,
and gossip about their neighbors. The
usual crowd of visitors gather each
night to tell yarns about crops. II
is very laughable and abounds in
many amusing incidents.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
DR.. HOWARD co. UNUSUAL OFFER
Sell DIR. Howard's Specific at Half.
Price, and Guarantee a Cure.

1t isn't often that manufacturers
have faith enough in their. medicine
TO he willing to offer TO refund the
money If it does not cure
The DR.. Howard Company, in or
der to get a quick Introductory sale,
authorizes n. B. Danforth to sell their
regular fifty cent bottles at half price,
% cents. and, although they have sold
4 lot of it, and have guaranteed every
package. not one has been brought
back as unsatisfactory.
n B. Danforth is still selling the
specific at half price. although they
cannot tell how long they shall be
able 10 do so. and anyone who is sub
iect to constipation. sick headache.
dizziness. liver trouble, indigestion or
a general played-out condition. ought
Ia take advantage of this chance.
You can tell your readers that if they
are not satisfied with the specific the
Or Howard Co. will cheerfully refund
their money.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Harvey spent
the weekend in Haverford. Pa.
Mrs. Robert Smith will entertain
az luncheon at her home on Thurs
day.
Mrs. c. p. NJ. Rumford will enter
tain at luncheon and bridge on Fri
day at her home, 1919 West Four
teenth street.
James Preston Doughten. who is
visiting his family here during his
three months leave of absence from
Japan, has received an appointment
as vice-consul to Calcutta. India.
Miss Frances Balm, of Newburgh, n.
", returned home today after a visit
with her sister. Mrs. e. NJ. Hopes,
JT.
f. c. Sohofeld left Wilmington yes
terday for his home in Kenton, Ohio.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.
SANITARY WORKERS.
IOTICES.

-- -f>--,-~--
ID ORT OF WILMINGTON, DELAWAR
Il May 20. 10t5-rhe Commissioner of
Navigation. on the Goth inst, authorized
change In name Of gasoline yacht Dido
21l ,296. 20 "Onrust'
ID. B. JONES.
may2t'at. Deputy Collector in Charge.
II EXAMINATION FOR CERTIFIED PUB.
II Lie ACCOUNTANT CERTIFICATE
Notice IL hereby given TO whom It may con
cern, that meeting Of the State Board OF
Acconntancy will be held at the ofiice Of
Peter T. Wright. No. East Ninth street.
Wilmington, Dlaware on Tuesday June 20.
1918. at 40 80 A.. NJ. for the purpose Of
examining applicants for certificates of Cerii-
fed Public Accountant under Act Of the Cen
cral Assembly Of Delaware.
Applicants desiring 60 take this examina-
tiou should Ale notice Of their Intention with
the president on or before .fune t5. 1915.
PETER T.. WRIGHT.
President State Board Of Accountancy.
muV1G.1t
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
THREE IN NEWPORT GLASS.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT, Del. May 26-The New
port public school will hold its grad
uation exercises in the public school
building on June 21 The following
pupils will graduate: Earl Bruce CAL
loway. Katharine violette Ingram and
Ivester Lee Simpson.
The Minqua Camp Fire Girls will
hold an entertainment next Saturday
night, in the new Masonic Hall.
The Boy Scouts OF Newport had a
baked bean supper in Folly Woods on
Tuesday evening.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
FESTIVAL FOR MISSIONS.

Under the auspices OF the intermed-
late department of West Presbyterian
Sunday school n strawberry festival
will be held at No. 900 West street on
Thursday evening. June 3. The pro-
ceeds viii go toward missions.
A picnic will he held TO Fenton's
Beach on Monday by the members of
the Christian Endeavor Society Of
West Church.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
RESIGNS As BANK CAsHIER.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del, May 26.-
James ID. Davis. Jr.. cashier of the
Peoples National Bank of Middle
town. has presented his resignation
to take effect on June 30.
Mr.. Davis viii go into partnership
with his brother. Olin Davis. who has
a large automobile business at Sassa-
fras, Md.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
BISHOP KINsMAN TO RECEIVE

Bishop Frederick J. Kinsman Will
give a reception tonight at Bishop
stead Amang the guests will he DR..
Samuel c. Mitchell. president of Del
aware College; Mrs. Mitchell. and
Miss Winifred J. Robinson. dean Of
che Woman's College.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
BROWN-ERNRST.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
SASSAFRAS. Nd. May 90 Mildred
X. Brown. of New York city. and
John r. Ernest were married at
Chestertown recently by the Rev. II.
ID. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest will
make their home in Sassafras.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
TRANSFORMATION.

NEW SUMNER SCHEDULE. WILSON LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA, 25c.
Fourth Street Wharf and Philadelphia.
Boats leave Fourth Street Wharf and
Philadelphia. az 2 80. o 90 10. 30 A. NJ.
IL o'clock noon 80. q 90, AS 500.
z 90 40 and q 80 p NJ
ONE.DAY EXCURSION TICKETS. 25c.
except Saturdays. Sundays and holidays.
Regular rates; Philadelphia excursion. soc;
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
CARNIVAL FOR MADELEY.

A May carnival will be given by
the Ladies' Aid Society Of Madeley M.
e. Church tomorrow, Friday and Sat
urday nights on B street between New
Castle avenue and Clhymont Pro-
ceeds will be offered 70 clearing the
mortgage on the church parsonage.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
CHTROPODIsTs.

Z LOhA JOHNSON sTRADLEY. no. oOi
Market street. Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Corns 9uniona. Tngrown
Nalls Etc. evenings by appointment ID.
4 A.. 2olI iareo-tf
IL LIzABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
IL Fowler a Hanna, Ltd. Chiropody and
manicurng hair dressing and massaging
No 200 ADAMS ST. d. a A.. zoos Even.
ling by appointment mar26tt
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
RECEPTION FOR PASTOR.

Officials and members of Mt JOY
NJ. Z. Church gave their new pastor
and his wife. the Rev. and Mrs. J. w.
Jewett, a reception on last Thursday
evening. At the rally on Sunday
1909 we're collected.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
FESTIVAL AT CHRISTIANA.

The women of Christiana Presby-
terian Church will hold a strawberry
festival in Institute Hall. Christiana,
tomorrow evening. Ice cream, cake
and candy will be for sale.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
URGE CRIME PREvENTION DAY.

Governor Charles r. Miller has re-
ceived a letter from n representative
of interested organizations request
ing him to designate September 5
or some other day as Crime Preven-
tion Day.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
Fenton Beach Schedule

Daily schedule except Saturday; Leave
Orange street wharf 6lO a. m, 1000 a.
M, AS p. m. Return, ZOO A. NJ, ll0O
a. M, 5.45 p. m.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
PUBLIC SALE.

VAT ILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE. AT
w Contrevile, Del, on Friday May %.
az . = NJ. wagons blacksmith and wheel
wright tools, and one gasoline engine.
Geo. } Chandler. mny26.ot
Evening journal., 1915-05-26

business and very fine saddle horse. one B.
year-oid gray horse. very nice horse
Some good farm and bushes horses, wagons
and harness Of all kinds. One farm wagon.
Two carloads Of wagons on third floor. 1t
private sale.
wM IL. KLA1R's BAZAAR.
may2B,eS. Wilmington. Del
ON ACCOUNT OF MOVING TO a SMALL
~ apartment 1 will sell, AZ public sale, At
my residence on kcnnett Pike near Upper
Toll Gate. Thursday. May 27th, AZ 1ao
o. clock. my personal property. which con
sisis Of. One buggy one milk wagon, one
square back cutter. sleigh bells. harness.
double lawn swing lawn mower. rakes'
shovcs. etc
HOUSEHOLD GOoDs-one nearly new
Monarch Beaver Range. only used two years.
No 3, with warming closet. reservoir on
back. which holds 30 quarts Of water with
centre draft burns wood or coal Anyone
wanting a good cooking or baking range
should see this one. Also one good chunk
stove, nearly new, holds chunk feet long.
One bedroom set three bedstcads. mattresses
feather bed pillows bureaus. wash stands,
one davenport one parlor suit, one mission
suit extension tables, chairs and also large,
solid oak roll top desk, In fine condition,
dishes. ETC.. and lots OF articles TOO numerous
60 mention.
" MRS. ELLA NJ. COURTNEY,
Kennett Pike.
H. N. sTIpHAM s SONS,
may2i-5t. Aucuoneers
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
GRANT LETTERs ON EsrArE

Letters of administration have been
granted by Register of Wills Isaac r.
Brown on the estate of Edmund Key
to Martin II. Burris.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26

KLAIR's BAZAAR.
SATURDAY, MAY 20.
AZ 1890 O'Clock.
as head horses, one pair
black horses, 5 years old.
weight, 2,fu0 pounds a
very nice team. One black,
8 years old. a very nice
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
BUSINESS Opportunities.

ID UsINEsS OPPORTUNITY WANTED.
ID party with money 20 invest with services
II capable. Good opportunity for live man.
Business before YOU an the time Address
W 30. Evening Journal ONCE. may25 o.
Evening journal., 1915-05-26
TO HIRE.

:
II o HIRE = ELECTRIC VACUUM
Il cleaner. s1.5o per day Address MIA.
h eninE Journal ofsee asr1e-u.
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IA per roll
-516 So. Sanborn st.
Let Earl Rowley do 1t. Insurance
NOTICE FOB BIDS.

Sealed bids Will be received by
$. 9. Wherry, Architect, Mitchell, S.
D., until IL O'Clock noon on Wed
nesday, Jnne 10th for the erection OF
u six room school house building and
tho installation of IL heating plant,
located in Plano township. Hanson
county.
Plans and specifications can be
at Builders exchange OF ST.
Paul, or obtained from the architect.
a certified check for two per cent
OF the amount of bid made payable
to w. A.. Getty, clerk, must accom-
pany each bid as q guarantee. The
same to be returned to the unsuc-
cessful bidders Immediately upon the
letting of the contract. Tho party to
whom is awarded the contract will
be required TO furnish Il surety bond
i'll amount as required by law.
All bids shall be sealed and adj
dressed to S. &, Whcrry, Mitchell,
S. ID.
Tho board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
BY Order OF School Board.
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STILL ARGUE.
IN RIGGS CASE
JUSTICE McCON SAYS VIE HAS
SEEN NO EVIDENCE or CON
SPiRACY by THE GOV
ERNMENT OFF,
tiALS.

Washington, -. G.. The argument
on the motion OF counsel for Secre-
tary McAdoo, Comptroller OF Cur
rency Williams and Treasurer Burke
Of the United States to dismiss the
temporary injunction against the
treasury officials which had been Sc
cured by the Riggs National banii.
was continued before Justice Mccoy
in the district supreme court today.
Attorneys for the bank concluded
a lengthy address against the mo-
,tioiis.
Attorney Louis Brandeis outlined
the governments contention that the
injunction should be dismissed. Sam
uel Untermeyer will conclude tue
argument for the motion today. He
will be followed by former Senator
Bailey. who will close for the bank
While the banks counsel was
speaking, Justice Mccoy remarked
that he had seer in the case as IL
had been presented no evidence or
conspiracy between the secretary and
the comptroller against the bank.
The attorney replied that the rec
ord showed that the two officials had
worked together all down the line
hut suggested that the point was not
material to the present question al
issue.
The treasury officials charge thai
for years the Riggs bank. while prof
itlng through gross fayoritism as a
government depository, was leadine
its funds to treasury department Off
cials who controlled those deposits
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A TWICE TOLD TALE
ONE OF INTEREST TO OUR READ
ERS

Good news bears repeating, and
when it is confirmed after Il long
lapse of time, even il We hesitated
to believe it at first hearing, we feel
secure in accepting its truth now
The following experience OF Il Nit
chell man is confirmed after several
years.
James l.. Moroland, TO Second
ST., Mitchell, says; Il had agonizing
pains across my back and my kid
neys didn't act as they should, [ got
Doan's Kidney pills from Diehl x
Browns drug store and found them
to be a fine kidney medicine. Less
than two boxes fixed me up in good
shape and not u symptom of kidney
trouble remained. l have never sui
fered since. l gave a statement for
publication several years ago, prais-
ing Doan's Kidney Pills and o !
am pleased to confirm it,"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for q kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mr.. Moreland had. Foster-Mil,
burn Co, Props, Buffalo, N. Y
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stellar all-round athlete was the
highest point winner at the
invitation state track and field meet
at the State college field at Brook
ings, making 171-2 of the A. IL
points o by the Methodists.
State college won the meet with a
total OF Sc points. South Dakota uni
verslty was two points ahead of Mes
leyan With Al IL points. Yapkton
finished fourth with 16 points and
Huron fifth with IA points.
The feature of the meet was the
shown got Chase. who Won first i'll
he hammer and shot, second in the
nole vault, fourth i'll the broad jump,
second in the high hurdles and tied
eor fourth i'll the high jump. June
Cass romped away from the Wanted
Quieley, of Nermillion, in the cen
Jury dash. which he won in 10 and
2-5 seconds.
Although the weather was chilling
the track wa5 in excellent condition.
IN the tennis events, McGillis. OF
South Dakota Won the singles from
Iiiler, of State, 60; 6-3; and Nc
ellis Lagrade defeated Miller and
Stevens in the doubles, 10; CO.
The events and results follow:
120-yard high hurdles-Vidal S.
D., first; Chase, Wesleyan, second;
Dickey, Huron. third; Caldwell.
State, fourth. Time, Il seconds.
Javelin throw Larson. State,
first; Allison. State. second; Whit
low. Wesleyan. third; Berry, Mes
fourth. Distance, 1871 feet !
inches.
Mile strachan, State, first;
Robinson, Yankton, second; Heller.
Yankton, third; M%athieson, State,
Time 4 minutes, Al seconds.
Half mile-Lynch, State, first;
Yankton, second; Meade,
S. d., third; Lindsey, Huron, fourth.
. minutes G. seconds.
High jump-Vidal, S. d, first:
State and Young, S. D., tied
second; Burton, State, and Chase
Wesleyan. tied for fourth. Height, 5
feet Z inches.
Discus throw-Dickey, Huron,
first: Woodward. Wesleyan. second;
Green, Yankton, third; McKennan,
D., fourth. Distance, liz feet 10
Two-mile. fun7Straehan, State
first: Heller. Yankton. second: 13dd.'
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COLLEGE CAMPUS
MAY DAY ROMP
DAKOTA WESLEYAN STUDENTS
CROWN QUEEN THIS AFTER
N0ON-GINE PLAY TO-
NIGHT.

All thought of study was dispens-
ID with at Dakota Wesleyan today
he occasion being the annual MAY
Day celebration. The festivities open
ID With the May morning breakfast
served at Graham hall this mornin9
rom I to $50 O'Clock, being attend
ID by over $50 students and visitors
Owing to the extremely windy wealth
~ the girls tennis tournament
which was to be held in the forenoon
was postponed.
At IL O'Clock this morning a
band concert was given on the cam
nus, being followed by the faculty
senoir baseball game, which thu
faculty won by the score of 8 TO 2
The battery for the faculty was
Hardy and Meade; for the seniors
robertson and Hatch.
AT 1880 O'Clock lunch was served
in the dining hall of the dormitory
The May day pageant, which was
written for the occasion by Clinton
Anderson, and the GROWING of the
May queen, Miss Alta Pearson, was
staged this afternoon. The pageant
was proceeded by a procession o.
university girls dressed in costume
headed by a chariot carrying the May
queen.
Besides the number OF costumed
girls who took part in the folk dances
and may pole winding, the characters
i'll the pageant were Miss Bernice
Upton, as Spring; Rose Smith, as
King Sun. and Paul iieberiine rs
Jack Frost.
This evening at I O'Clock a concert
will be given by the boys and girls
siee clubs an dthe orchestra i'll the
college chapel. Following the concert
will be the lantern parade by the
college girls. AT s O'Clock this even
ing the play GLORY of the Morning"
Will be presented. 1t was the original
intention to give the play on the
campus. but because OF the frigid
weather the presentation viii be Civ
eli i'll the chapel.
Those who Will take part in the
play are Miss Violet Jones. Paul
IIeberline, Miss Rachel Hunt, Harold
Nichols and Frncis Case. The mando-
lin club will furnish music before the
opening of the play. The play is UNI
der the direction of Fred Hatch, a
member of this years graduating
class.
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TRAGIC FATE OF
THE FAMOUS U-29
STRING on TORPEDO BEINGs
B0AT 10 81 EtACE AND SIiELL
DESTROYS 1T.


Paris, France The German sub
marine U-29. commanded by Com
4nder Otto Wedd5gen. Il the most
amous Of the German submarines
N fact, so famous was il that the
German government has ordered
hat torpedoeS hereafter shall be
allied .NWeddigens," in honor OF the
commander of this submarine.
The U-29 was the submarine which
orpedoed six steamers within two
lays. 1t was the submarine which
.Orpedoed the British cruisers About
lir. Grossly, and Hogue, all on the
anne day. with It loss of nearly one
thousand five hundred lives.
Later the German government
Innounced that as this submarine
rad not returned to its home port
nd as the British admiralty had
announced it had good reason TO be
ieve il had been sunk With all hands
he German government considered
t. lost
What happened was that a short
While ago the British battle fleet was
rusing in two parallel columns. the
ron Duke. the flagship OF Admiral
%ellieoa, leading one, and the origin
4 Dreadnaught leading the other
here was IA line OF destroyers we'll
o the front.
Robs Up Amid Fleet.
The U-29 suddenly appeared on the
lank of the column nearest the Iron
Duke. 1T had evidently seen the
leet from n distance and diyed be-
ore the destroyers could Q it, com
ng ZIP again near the fleet proper.
t fired a torpedo apparently al the
ron Duke. This torpedo passed just
n front of the iron Duke and just in
he rear of the Dreadnaugh in the
econd column.
1t then fired Il second torpedo
hich passed just in the rear of the
ron Duke and just in the rear o
he second ship OF the other column
One of the most difficult thing
18th a submarine is to keep ii under
vater. In other words, their buoy
ncy is such that unless overcome by
dditional weight they obey their
latural tendency to come to the sur
ace and iioat there.
Unable IL Stay Under.
As a consequence, when submerS-
d ii there is any sudden loss OF
eight and it is not compensated for
he vessel lmmellatelF rises 10 Tue
urface. Foo reason every
ime a torpedo IS .ired the loss OF
eight has TO be compensated for
" pumping water into tanks pro-
ided for this purpose,
When the U-29 fired its second tor
edo something apparently Went
wrong and sufficient water was not
aiken i'll to compensate Tor the los
f weight caused by the DISCHARGE o
he torpedo, with the result that il
'obbed up TO the surface. AS it did
% a twelve inch shell fired from tho
oreadnaught across the bows of thu
ron Duke struck ii with inevitable
esult that it was practically blow
= pieces.
Thus Capt. Weddigen and his crew
allantly died in action in the fac
If their enemy.
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State, third; Cook, Huron, fourth.
Pole vault-Skinner, State, first;
Huron; Wagner. State; Woodward.
Wesleyan tied for third place. Height
1C feet 3 1-2 inches.
1oo-yard dash-Cass Wesleyan,
first; Quigley, S. d., second; Skinner,
State, third; stevens, S. D., fourth.
Time 10 2-5 seconds.
4to-yard run Meade, S. D., first:
Knox, Wesleyan, second; Noight,
Huron, third; Abbott. State. fourth.
Time SO 80 seconds.
220-yard low hurdles -Quigley,
$. D., first: Young, S. D., second:
caldwell, State. third; Berry, Wes-
loyan fourth. Time % As seconds.
220-yard dash -Quigley, S. d.,
first; Cass, Wesleyan, second; Stew
eus, s. D., third; Jordan, Wesleyan,
fourth. Time, "A seconds.
Broad jump Vidal, S. d., irst.
skinner. State, second; Woodward.
" ~esleyan; third: Chase, Wesleyan,
fourth. Distance, 20 feet II il
inches.
Shot put-chase, Wesleyan, first;
Woodward, Wesleyan, second:
Schroeder, Huron, third; Johnson.
State fourth. Distance, SIS feet S
inches.
Hammer throw-Chase, Wesleyan.
first; Hoover, State, second; Wag-
ner, State. third; Skinner, State,
fourth. Distance, 122 feet, / inch.
One-mile relay State first; Yank-
ton Spcpp1 Tipln z p,i,,,toc At cap-
onds.
states relay team consisted of
Lynch, Caldwell, Olson and Abbott.
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NO USE TO TRY AND WEAR OUT
YOUR COLD 1T WILL WEAR
YOU OUT INSTEAD

Thousands keep on suffering
coughs and colds through neglect
and delay. Why make yourself al
easy prey to serious ailments ana
epidemics as the result of a neglect
ed cold? Coughs and colds sap your
strength and vitality unless checked
Discovery is what you need-the
first dose helps. Your head clears
and start taking AT 5hn1ce9f nid gai1f
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OWN an improved farm in Pen
snington county, fifty acres broke,
house. barn. all fenced, good well
water, six miles from town. / want
to make a loan of 5000 and will give
5 per cent interest, or will tradesit
for good income property in Mitchell.
Address To. care of Republican.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ARE YOU GOING TO BUY LAND
III 10 you should read the Farm
and Real Estate Journal. Its edi-
tors are authorities. They will keep
you informed on the possibilities In
al sections OF tho country and Will
save you money and mistakes In
buying. Only publication OF Its
kind. Established 10 years. Send
loo today for 4 months trial sub
scription or Csc for one year. Il will
be stopped at the end of the time
ordered unless you renew. Farm
and Real Estate Journals Box %.
Traer. Iowa.
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is declared to have beer the best
match ever staged in Sioux Falls
and another equally as good should
be seen here next Tuesday.
This season Alderman met the
Greek here in a handicap match, but
Catsonaros failed 10 throw him twice
in an hour and did not get Il fall. The
Greek has lost but one match out of
81, tnat II being when Joe Carr. OF
Minneapolis, champion middle weight
pinned him to the mat. PrGiimiuaries
to next Tuesdays match start at
S AZ o'clock
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FOR SALE-One of the most
beautiful homes ON the South side;
adjacent University campus. House,
nine rooms, two baths, fine cellar
all cement. Modern in every parti-
cular. water lift in cellar; two els
terms. abundance of fruit trees and
shrubbery; two lots. Price $500.
Cash $1,700, balance at 6 IL per
cent. No tardes--S. ID. van Benthuy-
sent. 1l20 East University avenue,
Mitchell, g. d.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that ] have
this day disposed of my grocery bust
ness known rs the Golden Rule Groc-
CRY to Peden and Brooks. All ac-
counts up to and including this
date will be pal dto the undersigned.
and those owing me will please call
and settle at once.
L. D~reidenbach.
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. . q
COMING EVENTS =
. IN MITCHELL Z
. Z

South Dakota I. o. o. f. grand
lodge meeting, May IS, 10, 20 and
21.
Dakota Wesleyan commencement,
May so to June 9. inclusive.
Summer, chatauQua, June "a to so,
inclusive.
South Dakota State Holiness as
ISOLATION, July , to II. inclusive.
Corn Palace. Sent. 81 to Ocr. 2,
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FOR SALE GHEAPTEighl room
house aHd,,tOne 8 room house. Both
modern. Call r. A. Townsend.
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FOR RENT-Furnishcd modern
room, West Side-Phone 2459.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-05-20
FOR EXCHANGE-Good fruit or
chard, located near Portland. Ore.
for Mitchell city property. Phone
3662.

FOR sAI1E-Modern bungalow
Phone 2397.
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WANTED-At New Mitchell Cafe
two dining room girls.