The Mitchell Capital from Mitchell, South Dakota • 9

STRIKES THE HOUR than the hour oi mes round, in other lords an accurate cloolr. That what you should have and an easily obtain. We cai rj a stook of Clocks and patches. Each one is with finenU which will ensure accurate Ime keeping. Some are of elaborate lesit'o.

some plain, but nonn expensive, Fine Ciock Repairing a pecialty. See our line Btony H.FERRIS, yhone 182. Cor. Mam and 2na List Your Property With 1B. HAGER, Land Attorney AND Insurance.

Real Estate Loans Made on Choice Farm or City Property for terms of from 1 to 5 years. Largest List of Farm Lands for sale in state. ROOM 2, CHAMPENY BLOCK. Dr. C.

A. Bower, HOMEOPATHIC Mi YSICIAN SURGEON. Special attention given to diseases of lose and Throat. answered day or night from ofpe in Beckwith block. Mitchell, S.

D. E. HITCHCOCK, LTTORNEY-AT- LAW MITCHELL, S. D. J.

S. SERVESON, he old Sanborn county license is now located at Mitchell, S. D. 25 pars experience: will cryjsaies in cities, Uavieon and adjoining counties, large stock sales a specialty. Satlsfacion guaranteed and plenty of reference, dates made at RN THK REPUBLI- office.

Head quarters at Colgrvoe's leal Market. Phone No. 7, or IdreEs P. O. Box 875.

J. S. SERVESON, Iitchell, S. IJ. LADIES: Buy the Clauss Shears they are warranted to give entire satisfaction.

Ask for our little booklet, "to Rules on now to Care For Shears and Scissors. Just is Sufficient IBBS11 Our Ew( CAPITOL' forjadies BEST MATERIAL FINEST WORKMANSHIP LATEST STYLE PERFECT FIT A BIG VALVE PROPOSITION Ask your Dealer tor a pair C.Gotzian&Co. ST PAUL. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. This preparation contains all of the digestants and digests all kinds of food.

It gives instant relief and never feils to cure. It allows you to eat all the food you want. The most sensitive stomachs can take it. By its use many thousands of dyspeptics have been cured after everything else failed. It Is unequalled fori all stomach troubles.

It can't help but do you good Prepared only by E. 0. DEWITT Chicago The $1. bottle contains 214 tlinesthc50c. size.

S. H. Scallin. Openings for Young Men were-never so plenty as now, provided they haye the right training and mental equipment. The Metropolitan Business College CHICAGO Rives thorough and competent ins true, tion in all business branches, iug, Penmanship, Business Forms, Commercial Law, Correspondence, Arithmetic, Stenography, Typewriting by the latest "touch" system, etc.

It has been a8 years under the same management is thoroughly up-to-date employs only teachers of experience. Students received at aay time. Write for prospectus. Address 0. M.

POWERS, Principal 7 Monroe 5trset Chicago D. W. BURRIGHT, REAL ESTATE and FARM LOANS. Money to loan at six per cent If you haye any property for sale call and list same with me. Office in rear of Security bank building-.

E. E. KING, M. D. Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.

Office ove Scallin's drug store. GENERAL HARDWARE NOW IS THE TIME to set up the "heater." Before buying, call and see the most complete line of stoves in the city and get our prices. We carry a full line of Hollow ware, Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Well Pipe, Fittings, Cylinders, Paints and Oils, Rope, inch to 2 inch, Belting, Packing, always on TINSHOP. Truax Betts Elevator Just received a fine lbt of SAGINAW, SOFT COAL. No soot.

No Clinkers. Smokeless. Try it. Also have a good, fresh supply of all sues of ANTHRACITE COAL. Orders promptly filled.

unloaded a car sale. Telephone 201. of good OATS we are offering for 1 ijWERESfiyus fw BADGER BADGER, Oct. Week's health is improving slowly. Mr.

Waterman was out this way last week looking over his land. Mr. Butts is building himself a new house, also a barn. Miss Erma Young is working for one of the Mrs. Prasers this week.

Mr. Logans' have a boat on their pond. Mr. C. P.

Young went to Chicago last week with some cattle returning Friday. The Ladies' Missionary Society made $11.70 at the social Friday evening. Mrs. A. M.

Logan entertains her Sunday school class Saturday" of this week. SOUTH ELLIOTT, SOUTH ELLIOTT, Oct. C. Clapham shipped in a car of stock hogs from North Dakota to feed this week. Fred Norman and wife, of Decatur, 111., returns home today.

Pred has been looking after his farm the past month. Rev. D. M. Powell, Albert Streeke, John Stemler acd wife were visiting at Jake Stemlers's Sunday.

Lars Swenson returned from Montana a few days ago. The Blendon schools open Monday, Oct. 14. Miss Kittie Rouahmore has school No. 1, Rav.

D. M. Powell did not go to Sioux Falls last weak as reported. Martin Chappell and son, John, have divided their farm, Martin gets the west 80 acres. A.

Schlund is building cattle sheds on his farm so as to not be caught when cold weather domes. Will Aislie and Jesse SteDbler have rented Minnie Dunton's farm for three years. Annie Halveson is teaching the Christopher school. Jake Stemler hauls their milk to Stosta creamery. James Shannon haB traded his butcher shop and residence for Carl Sonne's farm Mr.

Hathaway is fencing his farm. The ladies of the Methodist church give a supper tonight to raise money for their pastor. MX. VERNON, MT. VERNON, Oct.

to Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, on Monday, a son. T. M.

Mast went to Sioux City Wednesday. Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. Jas. Reynold's Wednesday, p. m.

Mrs. H. M. Mabbott shopped in Mitchell Friday. R.

E. Mytenger visited in City, Iowa. Bernice Brown spent Saturday and Sunday in Mitchell, the guest of Turney. Miss Lida Petrie arrived Tuesday evening from Chicago, where she has made and extended visit. Mrs.

J. J. Condon spent a few days the past week with her parents, who live near Ethan. Mrs. Carl Duttman visited in Mitch ell the fore part of the week.

Mr. and Mrs. Frink Sexton, of Blue Earth City, are visiting with Mrs Sexton's sisters, Mesdames L. A. and Lou Mabbott.

John Oppedahl arrived Tuesday evening from Pipestone, where he has been working the past two months. The Bailey house was formally opened last Tnursday evening, when Mr. and Mrs. Bailey gave a reception to their many friencs. PLANO, Oct.

Campbel -and wife and Mr. Conrad and wife have returned from their trip to Geddee and vicinity. Mrs. Noomer staid with her grandchildren while her daughter Mrs. Campbel was away.

Mr. Will Rowley spent Saturday and Suadcy in Mitchell. Mrs. S. P.

Jewett is suffering from an attack of La Grippe. Mrs. Henry Snow, of Mitchell was calling on Piano friends Tuesday. Jewett Bros, will soon be ready to leave for the reservation, where they Intend to spend they winter. Joe Beatle Is repairing the barn on the place formerly owned by him.

He is employed by the insurance company. IUVJKKS1DK. RIVERSIDE, Oct. Schultz is treating his house to a new coat of paint. MrB.

Thomas Ong visited with Mrs, White Tuesday afternoon. Every train brings new goods for Mr. Wallace. The latest is a fine line of dry goods. The sound of saw and hammer echoes through the town from morning till night.

Mr. Andrew Jergenson has had thirteen calves stray away. wnwzmmn. Mr. Lambert has been unable to walk the past week on account of running a nail in his foot.

Mr. George Fletcher of Bradgate, Iowa is in this vicinity buying cattle. Fred Cornell, of Forestburg, was a at Herman Schultzs Sunday. There was a dance at Christ Peterson's Saturday night. All report a good time.

John Caster and Thos. Callender are still in the potato business. Miss Lizzie Parks and mother will spend the witer in South Dakota. Farmers are quite busy hauling wheat to market. BETHEL.

BETHEL, Oct. Geo. Anderson who has been visiting her daughter Mrs, F. Wallis for the past three weeks returned Monday to her home at Lament, Iowa. Miss Lillian Wallis went with her to remain for an indefinite time.

The farmers are stocking up with coal for the winter. A1 Heliman marketed 30 head of spring shoats at Riverside today that brotght him nearly $7.50 each. Hogs are as good as gold these days. Mr. Fred Thomas and Virgil Weakly start today for Wessington Springs on a hunting expedition.

When, they are not hunting land they will be hunting game. The recent rain has put a stop to threshing again. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. U.

L. Wallis planned a nice little surprise for them at. their home on Friday even ing. Fverybody from far and near was present and all report an enjoyable time. Before leaving the guests presented Mr.

and Mrs. Wallis a handsome album as a sllghtjtoken of their esteem. building anew granary S. Foebes has returned from visit at Gann Valley anid vicinity. 4 his Vick Young was nurning a aba' comforter last week.

Retta Prunes is on the siok list thiB week. Mrs. Logan will entertain her Sun' day school class Saturday afternoon. The little folks are sura of a pleasant time. Evans is building anew house on the farm of his sun-in-law, Ira Fraser.

Carl Althen came to Badger last week to thresh. B. B. Pooley has moved his house from his Badger farm to his Beulah land. The social at the Peck school house was a sucoess.

PROSPER. PROSPER, Oct. seekers have been very plentiful this week. As a result land is going up to a good figure. Canute Strand having raised too much wheat this year, his little boy took occasion to rid the farm of'one setting.

This was easily accomplished by playing with matches. The same night the price of wheat went up. The Enems Creek hill has been reduced sufficiently to admit of a good road being established at that place. The need of this public tmprovemnt has been felt for years and the town felt justified in uniting with the county to make the place safe and passable. Johnny Tyler is at home again.

He has been spending the season with A. Drake. A. E. Hitchcock, of Mitchell, made us a pleasant call last week.

J. P. Carlson made a business trip to the southern part of the county iday. J. S.

Peterson finds it necessary to build new shedB for his cattle. Prosperity in Prosper is very prosperous. Two little boys passed through these parts one day last week on their way to Sioux City. They were eight and ten years old, carried rifies and had been up north working. Oct.

1st. saw most of the farmers bringing home their cattle after the summer's pasturage. William Tyler waB offered $3.35 per cwt. for some stock which he was bringing home. Geo, Watson had 70 head of as fine steers, as the writer has seen this fall.

Mr. Watson will probably market them in Chicago. Threshing has baen the order of the day for some time and will be for some time as the farmers are now anxiou3 to get their fall work done up. Several schools of the county are. as yet, unable to procure teachers.

Prosperity, matrimony, the to the Philippine and the poor pay which the profession get, has sent ninny pedagogues to other lines of occupation. Backache should never be neglected. It meanB kidney disorder which, if allowed to run too long, may result in Bright's disease, diabetes or other serious and often fatal complaints. Foley's Kidney Cure makes the kidneys well. Scallin.

Women Dread The disfiguration caused by skiir disease, Medical Discovery generally results in a complete cure of eczema, pimples, eruptions and other forms of disease which have their cause in an impure condition of the blood. Golden Medical Discovery" absolutely purges, the blood of humors and poisons', and so cures the cutaneous diseases which bad blood breeds and feeds. There is no alcohol in the Golden Discovery" and it is entirely free from opium, cocaine, and all other narcotics. "I was troubled with eczema from the crown of my head to the soles of my writes Mrs. Ella Quick, of Cass City, Tuscola Mich.

not walk at times, nor wear my shoes. Thought there was no help for meat least the doctor said there was none. I went to see friends at Christmas time and there heard of the good that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery had done for them, and was advised to try it at once. For fear that I might neglect it my friends sent to the village and got a bottle and made me promise that I would take it.

I had been getting worse aU the time. I took thirteen bottles of the Golden Medical Discovery' and ten vials of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, and used the' All Healing which made a complete cure. It was slow, but sure. I was taking the medicine about eight months.

nI would say to all who read this: Try Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery before wasting time and money," Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets assist Qw action of the Discovery." DROVE FROM' WASHINGTON. Returning' South Dakotan Tells South Dakota Farmers to Stay in South Dakota. 1 BADGES.

Oct. Comstock is BADGER, That South Dakota, the sunshine is the general farmer's eldorado, is the theme of many a story told by returning South Dakotans, who have satisfied the desire to rove and quenched by disappointment, the longing for a better home than South Dakota affords. An experience that has had many a parallel is told by Mr. F. L.

Ribbey, who with hi3 wife and five children passed through Mitchell today enroute for Montrose, South Dakota. Two months and fourteen days ago Mr. Ribbev and family with what possessions they could load upon a large wagon drawn by a team of horses left their 160 acre farm near Garfield, Wash ington, and began their return trip overland to South Dakota. The jour ney has covered fifteen hundred and sixty-two miles. Mr.

Ribbey has observed the conditions of a large scope of country. He has had expedience in other claims than South Dakota and has profited by his experience. "Tell these South Dakota farmers," Mr. Ribbey, "who are selling out to go elsewhere that they had better stay where they are. South Dakota is alright.

If I had he said, could tell you a story as long as from this office to the Milwaukee depot," and he thinks his story would convince South Dakota farmers that the best place for them is in South Dakota. Tell every man, said Mr. Ribbey, "whef has a home in South Dakota never to part with it." A Fiendish Attack. An attack was lately made on C. Collier of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly proved fatal.

It came through his kid neys. His back got so lame he could not stoop without great pain, nor sit in a chair except propped by cushions No remedy helped him until he tried Electric Bitters which effected such wonderful change that he writes he feels like a new man. This marvelous medicine cures backache kidney trouble purifies your blood and builds up your health. Only 50c at Scallin's drug store Low Eate to Minneapolis. On Oot.

9, 10, 11, 12, and 14 the Mil waukee road will sell excursion tiokets to Minneapolis at one fare for the round trip, good to return Oct. 19. An ex tension of time will be granted on appli cation. Ten cents will buy trial 6iz9 Ely's Cream Balm enough to convince you that it is the greatest of remedies for nasal catarrh or cold in the head Full size 50 cents. All druggists.

We mail it. ELY 56 Warren New York. 153 Second Street, Blbany, N. Y. MESSRS.

ELY BROS suffered greatly with catarrh and tried different remedies without effect. After using one bottle of your Cream Balm I found relief and I cannot praise too highly such a remedy. Sept. 27, 1S99Miss CORA WILLARD C. C.

on Every Tablet. Every tablet of Cascarets Candy Cathartic bears the famous C. C. C. Never sold in bulk.

Look for it and accept no other. Beware of fraud. All druggists, ioc. Worn-out overshoes and old rubber ctd Of every kind have a Market value. Rag- and junk dealers buy them and 'S in car load lots to "Reclaiming factories" or "Shoddy mills." Cheap rubber goods v4 Then this rotten stuff is Ground up and made into Type Writer Ribbons! We have the agency for the sale of the celebrated Paragon, non-filling type writer ribbons made by Wyckoff, Seaman Benedict for either Remington or Smith Premier machine.

Price only 75c per Ribbon Mitchell Printing Co. J. L. HANNETT, COUNSELOR AT LAW Mitchell, S. D.

W. A. DAVIS, AU510NEER. Am a licensed auctioneer, of yean of experience, Will cry sales in Davison and adjoining counties. Terms reasonable.

Terms can be made at his o(fice or addressing me at -ii 1 1 1 Or mixed with new material For medium priced goods. Of course Shoddy rubbers won't wear any better Than shoddy clothes. Neither are they warm, and are Apt in cold weather to become Stiff. Persons cheap rubbers usually Pay mostly for shoddy. To wear well, and be warm, 'J A rubber should be made of A PURE GUM.

Not an ounce of shoddy is used Seal" Rubbers, Overshoes Or Rubber Boots. 'i, Every pair has a "Gold Seal" Sticker So no one need be deceived. The man you trade, with Should keep them. 'i If he don't, tell Goodyear Rubber St. Paul.

Bmsley. D. Uncle Billy rides a wheel, and says it makes dim feel good all over. It must. Even back wears a pleas Bicycle that will io Uacle Billy did, buv it of expression you want YOUR BACK GLAD.

L. E. Stair, Mitchell, S. Genuine stamped C. Never sold In bulb Beware of the dealer who tries to sell just as good." THE FLYS Are not dead yet and wo are selling all summer goods consisting of Leather Team Nets, Wagner Team Nets, Nets, Horse Covers, Cord Nets and Dusters, at a discount of 25 per cent.

of We also have a fullfline of Harness, Saddles, Blankets, Robes, Whips, Buggy Cushions, Axle Grease and all Harness Hardware at right prices. O. A. BATES, Successor to J. Kress.

R. D. PRESCOTT, Bonded Abstracter of Titles.1 Abstracts furnished on short notice. Only complete set of abstract books in Davison County. 122 Main MITCHlil.L, S.

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