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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1886
Page
8
Passenger and freight train times listed with daily and weekly exceptions. Notes show morning and afternoon departures from specific hubs and arrivals, including freight and passenger services and Sunday or Monday restrictions.
Delegate RCS Cay O S Gilford Governor G A Pierce 5 Ni L McCormack wines W Raymond W Caldwell Surveyor General Maris Taylor State of Public Instruction A 8 Jones Chief Justice Bartlett Tripp United States District Attorney Jomi E Carland United States Marshal Dan Maratha
A partial roster of county and district officials including the Clerk and Register, Probate Judge, Sheriff, Coroner, District Court clerks, Mayor, Treasurer, Justice, and board members across wards. Also lists Board of Education members with president and secretary positions and district superintendents.
Serious contemplation leads the sensible man to patronize the dealer who stocks reliable goods and honest prices. Our grand assortment of winter suits caps and related items is ready for your inspection and we invite you to call and judge our efforts.
Washington December 27. Commissioner Sparks of the general land office issues new regulations for registers receivers and special agents altering his recent orders. Preemption claimants who settle cultivate and improve may cut timber only as needed for fences and improvements. Surplus timber must be sold rather than cleared for speculative sale before patent title is granted.
At midnight Sunday a barn south of the Clark House burned with two horses killed. The blaze spread to the adjacent Iowa house, which also burned. The incident hurts a farmer from near Kimball who was en route to Mitchell for oats and adds press for a $10,000 water works bond for Plankinton. J W Pinkham of Minneapolis gave a temperance speech Sunday night.
Chronic Diseases claim a world cure for weakness of the back and limbs, impotency, debility, nervousness, languor, and related ailments. The text extols a remedy as preventing blindness and other organ diseases, warning of ruinous outcomes like failed hopes and marriage prospects.
In Redfield two days after a fourth forged wheat check was cashed at Spink County Bank, assistant cashier Marvin arrested John Kaiser eight miles west of town. Kaiser is suspected in a prior Bank of Ashton attempt. He faces a term in the T P at Sioux Falls. Co D Redfield Rifles plans New Years Eve social hop.
Ben Holliday sues his brother Joe Holliday to recover property valued at 900000 in Porthamp Oregon. Judge Stearns awards 240000 to Joe before Ben can take possession and the case will be appealed to the Supreme Court. The dispute traces to a 1876 deed of trust securing Ben’s debt.
A large number of delegates have arrived for the Missouri River Improvement convention to be held tomorrow at ten o'clock. Authorities expect about 700 delegates to attend as they discuss the transportation question and related issues.
In Des Mores Iowa on Friday evening the wife of ex Senator Hartzen of Emmetsburg was struck by brain paralysis and there is no hope for recovery.
In Dusvuaus Iowa two women stepped from a dark recess and threw vitrol at Frank Woods an Illinois Central Railroad engineer as he walked to the yard tonight He suffered severe facial pain and possible loss of sight while the assailants fled Police have not yet arrested the suspects including a Kate Welsh who was recently involved in a tardy suit against Woods In Glenrose Dec 28 John McClellan and Bud Strap played billiards when Thomas Cochran caused a disturbance Cochran drew a pistol and killed McClellan the shooter was arrested as public sentiment led to tightly guarded jail
The passage laments solitary view as a dreadful habit wrecking young men of talent and intellect, once capable of moving senates with eloquence and inspiring music, now doomed to an early end.
Married persons and young men considering marriage are urged to seek treatment for nervous debility or other disqualifications. The ad states that placing oneself under the care of Drs. F L and N F allows confidential trust in their honor and medical skill.
The text warns that improper indulgences ruin life and marriage, describing symptoms such as nervous irritability dyspepsia and constitutional debility. It urges victims to seek help from learned advisers and avoid poisonous compounds, noting risks of wasting and death.
Graduates of a renowned college report astonishing cures for ailments such as tinnitus and ear ringing at night, severe nervousness, aversion to sounds, frequent blushing, and occasionally mental disturbance, all said to be cured immediately.
The doctors address those harmed by improper indulgences and solitary habits that ruin mind and body and ruin business study society or marriage. They list effects such as back weakness head pain dimness of sight loss of muscular power heart palpitations dyspepsia nervous irritability digestive derangements debility and consumption.
Those living far who seek physician services but cannot call may send a mail request with symptoms and a stamped return address for prompt attention.
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