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midriii, spunt. t.lio ilny in tho city, look
iuy: over politics niul tullviiij with the
bovs. His surpfisliijj fiu'iul likonoss to
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oal ostuUniosy ami si.ooossful onofgy not
iiuliko llio rottl Now ^'orkoi-'s. Pat
hius tiuulo llanstm county Democratic—
a rare foal, in tho ilakotas, ami if he is
ohoson iv ilolotrato to Chieftfro. tlio state
nomocracy will have no abler represen
tative.
Tin* sivnrn Torliunlni'H of tit*. Inquisition
What caroil thoy for the {iroans of
the victim as he lay stretched upon the
rack Yet people whose hearts- arc
neither as hard as the nether mill
stone, nor whose fortitude is excessive,
often have no pity on themselves—vol
untarily incur lifelong torture by tiejr
lect. Rheumatism, the most agonising
and obstiuateof complaints is, jterhaps,
more frequently n.'trlocteil in its incip
iency than any other, the preliminary
twinjjes Kmul sot down to the credit of
"a cold in tho* Wines" which will pass
away of itself. Singular fatuity—fatal
delusion! llostetter's Stomach Bitters
is a potent safeguard ajrainst the terri
ble inroads of thin insiduous aud dan
gerous malady—ilantrerous because of
its pi-oneness to attack the heart, the
seat of life. Xouralsria is also effectual
ly oounteraetea and tvlieveii by the
Bitters. Malaria, kidney complaints,
debility, indigestion, biliousness, la
srripjv, !,ss of apjotito aud the inabili
ty to sleep are amotisr the eouiplsuuts
eradicablc with this srenial wriwtivo.
duil. spiritless and stupid: if your
bU«-l is thick and slugsrish: if your
appetite is capricious and uncertain,
»u tKHsi a Sarsapjtrilla. For best
results take IX' Witt's. L. O. GAI.K.
tVr Owr Fifty Ytvur*.
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Witislow's SvVthhi^r Syrup .has boon
usou for over fifty years by millions of
mothers for their childtvts whiie le*?th
uur. with jvrfoct sikw^s. sashes
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retuevvy for l"»iarrhaa. Is pleassiit to
the taste. S^xtd by dnysrisss in ewry
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sv aiui ask for Mrs. WinslowV ixv-5h
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Chlktren Crjr for
Pitcher'* Oa«to#ia.
Wlmt Harrison K1H« DOUV for N«W York.
St. Louis Globo-Democrat: What
are the New York Republicans sulking
against Harrison for They have leon
treated with a good deal of considera
tion by the administration. Two of
them—Winriom and Tracy—were taken
iuto the cabinet, ono of them—White
law Vleid—was given a first- class miss
ion, and another—Frederick 11. Grant
—was given a second class mission. On
others of them other important- posts
have boon conferred. The New York
ers have no cause to "kick" at the way
they have been used by the -president.
»tOO Krwnrtl »HM1.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
the only positive euro known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con
stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is takeu internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucus surfaces of
the system, thereby disproving the
foundation of the disease, aud giving
the patient strength by butKiing up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
iug its work. The proprietors haw so
much faith in its curative powers, that
they offer one hundred dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for Us*
of testimonials.
Address. F. J.
Ceksky
5s i\ resur&r^&bue
Co.. Tolv«o
Ohio.
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UENSTRUATION.
si woatAX" R»»v
«s»svvn.M c«X. «•.
s-at
LEVEES BREAKING
A lMsastrons Crevasse Opened a Few
Miles Above the Oily of Now
Orleans.
The Greater Portion of St Charles 1 ar
ish Will lie Flooded
Thereby.
The Irtmer Portion of New Orleans
Will Be Overflowed by the Hack
Water.
Nkw Ow.kans.
May
17.—At 2
o'clock
a. ui. Bonnett Carre levee, thirty-fliree
miles from the city, gave way and indi
catjoits are that a most disastrous cre
vasse will lie the result. From the best
information received so far, the break is
is in the Bonnett Carre levee and in the
extreme end of St. Charles parish,
about thirty miles above the city. The
crevasse is 1X feet wide and was wash
ing at a rate that means a width of 400
fee in a few hours. The depth of the
levee is seven fee-t. Major Kielurtlson.
chief state engineer, states that the
water will tVvyl a gTeat jiortion of St.
Chark-s parish in its ivurse to Lake
iVncchartrain. Tlie city will lx affectetl.
»s the water will till Lake Pontchartrain
«a0. will t«cs up into the basins, which
nwtui? an overflow of the rear portion of
the city.
THE HIGH WATER.
A BmI Kr«ttk i« tht? Mi«l.viippl Near K:\xt
St. LintU
Sr. Lor vs. May lu.—Near East St.
Ux» a bn»jt w» ntade in the embank
ra«:5 oif sfe# Cologne raihwul. a local
evisfitsy. Thi? caitstxi a torrent to
rocr &rocgc_ d'.v-oias laruxing lands to
#a-»fr.5 of by three miles. The
w«w- i£s£ sxj eccer -ho main part of
Eass Ss. Loess be i.voec some of the
'.-ctiytac sc^crcs. The East St. Louis
jvvifa?*- Cti trsck is rmder ten feet of
•«ri5sr. iaii A'L-iid'?r^bZtf ciScciry was
ixjwrwcj.'wi i?. sat-eg a tiuiaber of
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^hstr ~T-r T&ti 3SJS1 -iil'-Viy mirri T:ir^t -J1
iae.a±asra»(s. TiiisitisriMii ir one sr.ii.~
jjzt scycEET sn jixnr juil Ttien ^iowlv re-
rZi^
iite" 3 ainv 'vtrhin a tew
sffi if Tie .n'ji TVTiiEr irf ami it
•m1L is- anr trr uj
down be-
txo
l—-isf mns! im bsnrre she arrival ot"
iiir. ."ime will atad de swell
-afe.jjaar raa «np» htxsom land of
^7^nftni_ ."illif.* The J"one rise,
ztt!nx niie tni.-ltiiur snows of
iifc zniTLmumir. lias .liremiy st:irt\l. aud
wal 32iii!i. dns pcini: ta. less ciiau fifteen
usva. .utitr nomiiii con»iicious. \vhe.tt
-hii Tfnsers jr» low. tlie Jane rise gvies
mr ir she banks, and with the stit^v
aac ir aetwasisT mctst exist in fifteen
UiVH tzrjni. now chere will tie an v^vi^ttlv'w
waiuis. bids iisx to sorptwis all others.
ttow Vwrsuus
Wescou.. the house of liivcgv
Cijumbs. which suv«.l tw\uty t'ro( fwiui
uhe eilav of the b«nk. went into I lie
wuwr dttrrng the tii^rht ,'«ui it is t\\v*msl
tuiac three of the inuu»t^ wvtv dt\wm\l.
Fear miles further down the river the
uit of a tishoruuui naiuevl Nelson wettt
into the water tunl the owner and fauwly
eecabpt.Hi after drifting until vlay%ht.
The lowlands alou# (he Kuw *-hvar up
a? far t»s La« tvnee have lnvn «ulMmn,u\^l
and the Sanl.t Ve tnuus haw
Ihv\' \*ui
l»?Uevl to use the Union Pav iUo tntelw.
The tuvmetttry low of this tWd fnr «s
e»Iculatevl in the immediate vicituty of
K«!W^*» City is over
LU't-vn. Mity 11. mv««\ \i »vty iw
the Anaconda vuitte lu\»tsi thevot.e'sof
thtw of (he uupvt-.\H\(\l
uiuo'V-n.
HKNXKTT UKXMS.
1(ot i\uut-
iti£ the datna^v t\ ftttius which havw
been \\ndetevl «wle» for the time beinji,
Mt»ev«
Vhe
metv wiv oujr.vssl in wnoxn^tA-xn, but
ttteir w\w\ls v\*«ld *\\l Iv disthvsv.Uhed
Uvw vv'tvM iut«4l(iib\v (vt,Mv-ow Iv ob
tmurtl thettt. KtVvMt* at t\v^-ne
U»v« leon
CittojwKV MJ^V 14 Vltc vvf
lh» Ctw^v* vlt»lrict at th^r \s\uv^*tion
*t A»vt\*r*» VUM a v\k*,vi»\nwv ,\t»
miuA^ttiK the cpI«v»p »\t W,
K»«4»v of tVe vSs*o u-(\sl
rioter*, A vvwwttttteo wa* *S».
*nd ivwtrwot^st i, U^»w- »otiuk\j
to hk vvAr«»».
J-
A Well-Timed Move.
The citizen who seeks a Waterproof Spring
Overcoat should come in time to
secure one of those
Mackintosh Coats.
True he may not save his life, as does the agile
gentleman in the picture, but he can
save money and health and mon
ey and health make life
worth the living.
Smith & Conyes,
Clothing, Hats arid
Gents Furnishing Goods.
A Starter!
$7.50.
Tley Are Beauties.
Gall and See Them.
Fac-siiilie of the Baby Cleveland Cab on Exhibition.
Write for Cuts and Prices.
[if"I Pay Freight to any Town in S. D.
GEO. E. LOGAN
FRANK L. MOYER,
Mitchell, So. Dak.,
"t
IFARMERS' SHEDS.]
Boarding Driving Horses a Specialty.
Colts Broken and Trained.
Best Accommodations for Livery in the City.
v^5 %'.#£vi'?-"v/yitsv
LARGE FEED BARN.
Rontombev the place: Cor. rd and Lawier Streets.
WALL PAPER!
Ijsu*g»at
Stook, Latest Patterns,
Iugrjtin Plit.tQi* Combin.&tioii Specialties.
\l ITCH ELL PA1XT ,\xn PAPER Co.
Tho only exclusive wuut and ivatx-r hintso in the oily A conipioso stock
e' all kituis vf l^tittts. Otis, arntshess lrvu?hcs. das*s. Putsv sue
l^aintej-s Supviuvs. t\M-.tractors t-nrpk.%*
Stj t\tiu:ii.ir, Kals.»«\ir.iR}:. c.. o.
PAPER HANQINO A. s^T=»Kr- at.'PV
JrxHs..
..the positive cure.
MITCHELL NATIONAL BANK.
litrh^lL So. l)ak.
posits ^S\iljoot to Cli*?clc.
Pays Interest on Time Deposits.
Makes Collections on any Part of the U.S.
W.Q.D*VISOK..F*Ma6*Kt. E. J»OUIQC&V> VW Pnttkot.
N\L DA\T$OX,

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