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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-12

For mental depression take Aliens II
Tonic Bitters. All genuine bear the signatu.
OF j. T. Allen, Druggist, st. Paul.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-12

The late D. P. Morgan OF New York city
lett a fortune of $40, 900, 900.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-12

Leading physicians testify to the value
OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral, as Il specific for
colds.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-12
Saskatchewan Fife Seed Wheat

The place to buy is from the undersigned, the original
propagation or father of 1t, who from less than a pint OF
seed sown in 1879. first put it on the r,arket in 1892.
Many persons are claiming TO have it TO sell. who did
not get their seed from me. l will fprnish you the onl,
p1re and genuine stock OF No. l., Had. 20 mage pam
phlet free. on application. Send stampa, II you wish
sample OK wheat. ID. l.. WELLMAN. Frazee City,
Becker Co, MINI.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-02-12
BUY sALzER's q. c-...., Wis, SEED

MARYLAND FARMS. Book and Mrp-
C.E- sHANAHAN, Attorney, Easton, Maryland.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10

geiebt. @Gbrenb Ser Baden fart fd0t, 1T
Elm Gtnten 0es Bobers nod niht tpabr3uS
nebmen. Ser Yegel seigt eth S6panfen
3pii6en 81 uno 10 SUB. 8eoarerz
Ii6er 8ejie lit Dem 6ohwaiier audi elm
Wteni6enIeben gum Opfer gefaaen. SIN
bena6barten 0artenber9 neriuhte Der
bortige MliblenbeltgerSim cine S6Ieule
%auf3usteben. ga ct bier5u u%ngepobnte
Strait anmenben muBte, glitt er aus uno
1turste in Die reiBenoen Weaen oes fletlten
Baden. Seine 9tn8eb6rtqen laben ibn nit
Der WetuaIt Der gHeuen rItgen, obne tbtn
Die erlpIni1te QilIe briltgen 5u fDnnen.
9ia6 lGngeretn &an1pfe tpuree sr etn Spfer
Der Welensepalt.
- Cine I6redIt&e& # ropbe,
tpelde lt6 Dor pelltgen Woden auf Dem
9 6tOar3en Wteere ereIgIete, mlGo
aus Ooel1a bsrihtet. @m 81. Wlar3 D. S.
lief bas Der Tirlna SNgiletp uito grltoer
Sarfiiiop in 8atu gebDrlge Sbttt vJfeftas
Ian" nit elmer 2aoun9 Don 1870 Fuo
Getroleum uno 1870 Buo 8en3tn aus Der
Bofin'iben @9soe ms Wteer binaus.
Saum tDar oas Shiff cirige Slafter melt
bonn 0afen tpeg8efa6ren, ais ploBltb ETH
Nuaa ~erfolgte uno oa5 Sdtff NIT letner
gonsen QaDu1g uno nit le!IIer gelammtel1
Bemannung bon 0reijebn Yerionen IN Die
Suit flog. SIN 0tu befano ith oas Dteer
auf elmer 9roBen SLd6e in S!ummc1. Das
S6tft laInmt BemanHu1g mar our1 Die
GrploIton in Stiide ~Serril1en iuoroer.
NueenSeugeu ihiLoern 0en AnbltG oIeler
Rata1tropbe als etren l6redenz ulto 9rauS
euerreaen0eu. Oa5 SbIfTsoed, Die Wfalt>
bGume uub Die Orei3ebn Berlonen puroen
oreisebn bis pier3ebn Slafter bod IN Die
Suit geibleuoert unb ftelcn til oaS breHz
nenoe Wleer 3urIf, III peldem tie total
p%erbrannten. Die urla6e Der @rplottolI
bIteb u1befannt. 0oS Derunglldte Gbth
tpar in qutem ;3ultanoe uuo tpuroe crit
firalid i'm ODD Der S6iffdbrtss @eleus
lhoft v&aiptaS uIlo Wlerfuri" '1sn auF9ez
tateIt.
Ser &tr6euousiduB be s
normegtl6en StDrt6tngs bat
Iib fit bic @infiibrung Der obligat o.
ridden giDtlebe entldieoen; cine
Wiinoerbeit oes Qusl9ulleS, gu Der aud Der
friibere StultuSmtnllter !6erBberge 'ge9ort,
ertlGrte Iih in uebereinItimntuIg elmer Gts
tttion Der @etitlihfett Der 0auptlt aot uno
Der Wtitglieocr Der tbeolo9tl6en Sac ultdt
Der ltniueriitdt eegen ieoe NerGnoeru n 9 Der
ieBt %beitebenoeH @pegelesgebunG.
Sim 10. Mpril iino aud a6t Qras
Der, BON peneu bret bon etaem tolet
6uro gebtllen noroen 1tnD, in Barts anges
tommen. Nue geb0ren elmer Sanltl!e an
unb yfeiner molte itA bon ben Hranten
trennen. Sic iino in elnem 0otel Uuterz
9cbra6: Doroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10

fer Tmical III MaIlen pOrbanoen. Golo
tpiro III Der nm9e9eHo BON Oeaomooo 9es
funoen, tpa6rcnp moi Stlber duerorfen Al
ftnben j1etnt. NuBeroem bat man 3aDlz
Ienoe Supfermtnen, audi tit Slel, gtlen'
@sbeit, j3tnnober, !3inf uno 0eldel por9aHS
ben. Oas 10 ieltene nranttsL Pe1l Gr1
tpeL6es auin SGrben bon Bor3enanlanen
~pertpanbt miro. loa aa1 gefUnosn moroeH
Iein.
Die fIeineren 6iige[, peIhe ben Gallo
oerS1parsen Bsrge btloen, enthalten@tpS,
salt nnD pra6tuolen SanotteItl, Der,
tpenn 9eihliffeu, in aQen Sarbe1 l0luerF.
Son ben 0ur6 Die Serge s~er1treIt lIegea7
ben StdbtAen iino beiouoers Oeaomooe
uno RAPID @itp beruor3ubebert. Seloe
baben 8aIieriperte, eIeftril6es Slbt &elez
arapben= uno Xelepbon>8 erbinounget NIT
bunoert Weilen i'm un1freis llegenoelt Srtz
ibaften. Die Gintpobner5abl Der beIoen
StdDte beIduft it4 auf te 5000. Ste Wttz
nerallbule Des SerrttorIulns Oa[otd oeftas
BET fi9 in 9fapio Gltp. 0te URetropoltS
berS9par5et 8er9e lit na1 tpIe Dor 0eaoS
nooo. I'm Dom Often bin gu gelall8eu
fGbrt man in "a Stunoen BON SrtdDa ooer
8Iair, gieb., na6 Buffalo Gap nl1o 1a0s
benz ma bort benz YalaitsG ilerbdbntDas
gen .entittegen, fdbrt man IN elmer NIT
leinpono lbsrsogencn, lAwertdQt9en &uts
ide, bic NIT 4 Bferoen ooer Wtaulelsln be-
lpannt lit Iber Serge unS Gbaler benz Se>
ittmmungsorte Su. 8iS gum 9erblte ptro
bic Sreu1ont @ltboru gaIIeo=S abn nad
0eaOtpooo ooaenoet iein unD penn Oanr
tod oas gr0Bte 9inoerniB sur bisbertgeH
@ntnideInng oerSdwarSen 8erge, Die olts
LID bauon lieseuoe Siour Snotaner 9tslerz
patton, Der 8eiteoelung erl6lolien miro, 10
itebt su ertparten, DaB nod Wfa11er i'm
9ltet pobuenDe bas iueltli9e Ttebsr be-
tomult uno Den amerttautlben Sbwdraz
ipalo na1 SndBen our6iuhen ptro. User
Die intereiiante Geiie %unternimmt, fam
Den 9feoolper setroit 81 9aule lalien, ba
i6ln Riemano B0ies antbun miro, tDerT
er nt6t leIbit @erouIaiiuua Oa5u giebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10
@ta4Itrt Iett 1851
Henry Schoellkopf,

N9nKV SCNOGERMODEv
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
@3u. 231-2at CIT tiaaoaiDp=S!raBs,
swiI&eu Tranflinz unO Nartets 5traBs.
e~mpfieblt iein ret6batttges 9user non
TriId)em 4cn3fe=GaAs1e;t,
Sriid)crt % ,ttAse't= mgo EBraSsSaantst,
QteGJten eSaYas Muo WeuffnzR niFef,
s. ctnfte1t 1Yitt ett tnc 1d)tr arSe t Slee,
Sefte SGn~iuSzGhccplGOe tn0 SSarau,
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@cmoenHgte S@:uct5cr D2tldl II. &tno etttsb I,
Uctwftcs SIiUetss laaIo 2gSosla5L,
4Iiclcocitr Geaf MIo Wei1cIftJ,
MeEJtet &tittbcereRs 1&ft uto Gont9.
Jtau5. SarOincS nno ~Sbautpi9nonS,
&ctro6nfte TilIe (GdDlpIHn!ae),
Gpaniia)e GiiUeM utto 5SaDert,
9cMffdDe SautttOp1acu tsno @tbIen.
GaiS{aGoeHea MHo Gor0eusnz 25utter,
Afppetit:Siio uue &teIcr G|rotten,
Ws1ttntrte Male aMGo taiTiGIeu SSnbtaE,
4ttIGDTer bou. I1einae MMp StUGfIidb,
&atEtnrgcr GteAs @Grtn9e,
gnrEDeG. 9sudl oOte3 tslto rnSiSd1e GarotnetS,
GtsdIte SrenuIG1W. GerOelattpurt,
Gc4AGsr Gr0fcI<2eberWurit,
Gallant, @ndIS 1,o BnnSIebersBAte
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Wcue &irfc, &t:fSc1 w;o 8ritfer1,
&etsatcbl, GtbIe NIB &artO eLHebL
aIed)fet Gdt0ei5crfGie,
SOaMefort, FFOnage de Brie uto CORnter
Srdie
Qtntbmr1erz. SaRof6Ie tnO SSr6mterf&Es,
Mcd)tctt HGrtIcr Gd1napitabaG,
Gpta1sGoer, SOI5Idtube II. S9L.
gu ben b~iQtJiten 9retien.
TGN 11S- Soh ~J
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10

Sunqe @rblen. - $1.5O@2.Oo Der
Iestere 4reis fir 8ulbelz& iltder; q,
Grbbeeten. - $2.5O@4.OO per "a
Quart.
@a5iertre55e. - 15@25c.
n0tring Seaus."- 8rlue SLUG
$50 per { SnibeI, 9elbe zoo.
X5icDanGrft.
Sim 81 inbpieb m artt betrug bic. Gus
iubr ca. 25, $50 Gtid, 9esen %, 100 5titd IN
Der porigen Wode. 1lmlos mar beute p!e
in ben leestem &osen belebt, bod Soser1 bic
Werfdufer es Dor, Die Breiie nm 1Oc. gu err
maBiqen, nm bic @oare iti0t lber ben
GonHta9 bebolten ST. miiliens Do tur Die
nddlte ISOLDE cine beoeutenoe 3ufltbr 81 er.
ipurten ftebt. Smmerbta waren ole Fr31le
nm 30@4Oc b0ber, ais am erlten Gage Der
1}ohe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10
s@orum 1T benin gar ni9ts re9t,
Mno9 III 81 nr,n,irr,1n,n 81
muroe1 il. q.

@abri6ettIiW, meme liebe nerpOIe G9pe=
fer, neil Gu an elmer Der benz ipeiblt9en
@el6le9te ei9enen &runfbeiten Ietbelt. gu
bait eth nieoerSerrenbes @eiIbl, 0tiidenmeb,
bit entfrGftet, bait peri6iebenerlei S1merser.
9(inrm Or. st. .. Bierce's vFavorite Pre-.
scription" (8tebItn9Sperorbuun9) uno furtre
St9. Brets auf etne1 Ocuar berabselest.
0ei Npothefer1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10

Son alien &au@z unb S6nupfto6afIor=
ten 9elten Die BON @oiI & Or in goltiz
more proporirten fir Die empfe6lensmert6ez
itelt, neil iie, p0ut9 frei bon i9dolt9en 8ez
rolrSe1, einen 6ur9aus sutr6sli9em @enub
9ewdbrem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10

8os 1T fitBer ols Sontg, r5tber a[s @oIo
u1tb pertbpouer ais 0tamantet, obolei6 es
MIR 30 Gents toitet ? Or. guQ's 6ufens
Gprup. Sn le0er Npothefe AL haber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10

Eimot6p 1.65@1.75,
8lee 5.35@6.0 90 ullD $50
2ein geo. / su 1,034@-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10

Bierce's Peasants Purgative Pellets"
G6mad6afte Abfibrptl@en) perbiten polz
tommell bic 9artleibi9tett. SSn @losHal6en
perlpabrt, balten lie ii9 INNER frti9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10

Gie g 6wetne=3ufubr betrt9 ca
5000 Stid, segen 100. $40 III Der Dorisen
ISOLDE. Breiie UNI 10@15c. b6ber. @S
wurOe be3ablt 4.10@4.35 fir i9were u'1o
3.05@4.S0 fir Iet9te.
8ertauft wuroet u az
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-06-05
An Executive Meeting.

She was the daughter of Senator
and her sweetheart had been to see
her every night for some time. Her
father became somewhat alarmed,
and this morning he called her into
his study.
well, papa,n she said sweetly,
"you sent for me. What is it ~
"My dear daughter" he replied,
~ believe Mr.. Blank has been to see
you every night for some time past?"
Eyes, papa"
"And he was here last night?'
Eyes, papa"
"Well, daughter, want to know
what occurred between you during
your protracted interview in the par
lor, ! ask it, my child, because |
have especial reason for wishing to
know
"Dear papa replied the girl with
tears in her eyes, II do not doubt
your right to ask what occurred
there; but, papa, it was an execu-
tive session; and, papa, you would
not have me divulge the secrets of
such meeting, would your"
The old man never said word in
reply Washington Critic.
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News i'm Brief.

New York dispatches state that
the health of Mrs. Parnell and ex-
President Arthur is improving.
Governor j. B. Foraker is to de-
liver an address at McConnellsville,
O., on Memorial Day, Monday, May
81, 1886
j. X. Walton, wealthy citizen,
was found dead in his barn at Anna,
Ill.,, supposed to have been murder
ed by tramps.
The President has vetoed four pri-
vate pension bills, granting pensions
to Dudley b. Branch, Louis Melcher,
Edward Ayres, and James Chand-
Ter.
The Bee Line steamer Dean
Adams burned TO the waters edge
at Memphis last week, and will
prove total loss. She was valued
at 900.
To the present movements of Jup-
tier, Mars and the moon are said to
be due the storms the country is
suffering, and which, it Is predicted,
Twill conti,ssae during the year.
George Jenkins and Charles Will
son, two young colorcd book-agents,
were drowned near Xenia, o. John
Vaughn, of Carthage, O., was
drowned near Lima while bathing.
A fire at Butler, Pa, yesterday,
destroyed the livery stables of Bick-
ell & Byehl, Kennedy, & Flick and
Julian Clark, and cremated five val
nable horses. The loss was about
$4,000 with very little insurance.
Near Russelville, KY, u drunken
desperate was elected from q train.
He jumped on the platform after the
train started and fred seven shots
into crowded car A. G, Clinton
q farmer, was mortally wounded.
Two hundred and forty Spencer
rifles, from which six buckshot car
tridges can be fired in three seconds,
have been ordered for the Ohio mir
litia. Orders are expected from
Chicago, New York and other States.
The arm would be very effective in
the event of q riot.
Secretary Manning continues to
improve slowly. 1t is thought that
he viii not resume his official dut-
les at the Treasury Department. un-
til ut least next autumn. Assistant
Secretary Fairchild has according
ly arranged TO continue the perfor-
nance Of his duties as Acting Sec
rotary Of the Treasury during the
entire summer.
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One Good Lawyer.

Lawyers are not all bad. They
have feelings if you can only go deep
enough. Perhaps you would need
a diamond drill to touch some Of
them, but they're there when you
use the diamond drill. The shear
ing of the sheep business is deli
cate and fine one, but a lawyer up
in the country win probably be
awarded the razor. He was called
to defend a Mexican for some Sc
rious crime and he got him off.
What fee did you getr somebody
asked him. sssa,
We'll, the fellow was very CRATE
full, very grateful. After the trial
he came to me and he emptied his
pockets. He, had $50 and watch
and a jackknife.' m fa
And you-' s 3as
Il took the twenty and the watch.
/ gave him back the jaekknife. lit,
you. didn't expect nae to rob the
poor devil as M
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why He Went.

Among the crowd present at the
panoramic battle of Gettysburg the
other evening was a boy about Is
years of age. He had been gazing
around him for fifteen minutes when
he began to weep. The fact was mo-
ticed, and directly gentleman said:
"Ah, poor lad This painting re-
wives some episode of grief in his life.
My boy, why do you weekf"
"Ca-'ca-'cause. sirl' was the re-
ply, as the tears fell faster.
"Does the sight of this battle move
you?"
Yves"
"Did your father lay down his life
on this field2"
ssNo.n
'But you lost a relation Of some
sort?n
oNot--not that know Of
'.Then it must be these bloody
scenes which overcome you, poor
child.
"N--no, sir. / come in here on
the money which dad gave me to buy
molasses with, and it has just struck
me that the whole Union army can't
stop him from givin' me a bim-awful
whaling when / git home. recken
that Teller over there on stretcher is
me--after dad gifts through bringin'
up his reserves -
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Time SALES.
a Chance for Moderate CdpjtdE
and Earnest WOrkers
Nov. /, 's4.

r HAVE FOR SALE as Attorney and as
I owner, one farm of 24l acres. part lime
stone, and all productive land large house,
outbuildings, fruit and never hiling spring;
200 acres tillable; FIVE miles from town, and
convenientto churches, schools and mills.
Also, one farm productive slate land, aud
in good state of cultivation, l6 acres i've
miles from town. good bnildinl and plen
ty of fruit
Also 35 acres choice and, wo nilet from
town, no mprovements-plenty OF land and
choice location for truck farm.
These properties will esold on long tiue,
only requiring moderate cash payment ane
lien upon property for deferred payments
For terms call on or address
j. NELSON WISNER,
100 If Attorney
"The farm OF 24l acres is susceptible of
division into two very desirable farms:'
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-06-05

Saturday last was day of destruc-
ton on the Monongahela as well as
to the Kanawha and its Tributaries.
The Marmet Mining Company lost
twelve barges of coal, and other
companies, in all, lost twenty-five,
all of which were on the Mononga-
hela river. The loss on Kanawha
was very heavy also, RATS, barges,
and the Thayer docks together with
other valuable property was swept
away. Fifty RATS of lumber, 5000
loose logs and slaves were carried
out of the Guyan river.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-06-05
A big Fire at RowIesburg

RowLEsBURG, w Va, May 90.
Stockham, Jr., &Co's steam saw and
planning mills were totally destroy
ed by fire here to-day between 1880
and | o'clock p. m. Loss, $4,000 /;
insurance, $4,000. 1t was by far
the largest and most destructive
fire that ever occurred here. This
mill was built in 1881 by the Ale
ghany Land, Lumber and Boom
Company, and was one of the finest
and best equipped in the State.
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The following statement, prepared
by the journal clerks of the House,
shows the number Of bills introduced
and the number acted on: Bills in
PRODUCED into the House, $40; joint
resolutions, Ill; making total of
SOIL. The number Of these bills of
private nature which have passed
the House.is 651, and the number of
bills of public nature l72, making
total of 1913. OF this number ITO
private and 40 public bills have pass
ed the Senate. The house has re-
ceived 3Sl bills passed by the Sem
ate, 1919 of which we're public and
252 private bills. The House has
passed SO Of these bills, 33 of which
were of a public nature and SO of q
private nature.
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Something for ALI the Preach
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Rev. II. III. Fairall, ID. d., editor of
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ces. The pain abates his vigor, and
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Machines. myl5 3m
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-06-05
TO THE PUBLIC.


HAVING PURCHASED Of Mr.. J B Dar-
Lily his Tin, Stove and House Furnish
ing Goods Store, desire to call the atten-
ton of my friends and the public generally
to my stock of goods in this line. Ny stock
of Tinware, Stoves, and
House Furnishing Goods
is large, and purchasers cannot fail to besuit-
ed both as to quality and price.
am also prepared to do, in the best style
of workmanship, andat reasonable prices. all
kinds of Steam, Gass and Water
PIPE FITTING.
TIN ROOFING, SCOUTING, &c.
have also the agency for FRUIT EyAP-
ORATOR which has been sold in this coun-
ty for several years past and which viii
stand on its merits.
solicit p share of public patronage, fully
satisfied that | can and viii give satisfac-
ton in all work done by me.
Storeroom and shop on Queen Street, I'M
der Feller's Hall.
jy22's2,1y NOBLE T.FlSHER.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-06-05

TIME undersigned respectfully informs the
L citizens Of Martinsburg and Berkeley
county that he has opened Coal and Wood
Office and Flour and Feed Store at SO Queen
Street, where all orders j my line will re-
ceive prompt attention. | have put in a pair
of Fairbanks new scales and all coal sold by
me will be weighed and full weight guar
anteed Piedmont and Cumberland run of
mine, Fine and Lump Coal; also best quail
ty Nut and Egg anthracite coal always Oh
hand.
Farmers having Corn, Oats and Hay to sell
are solicited to see me before selling. Thank
ing the public for the liberal patronage ex-
tended me, and soliciting your further favors,
I am respectfully yours,
jY24-ly, aR y. W ROBERTS &
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-28
KNUTE NELSON'S JOKE.
Comment on the Fifth District Con.
gressman's Letter.

Special to the Globe.
BRAINERD, Oct. 27.-Printed copies of
Knute Nelson's letter to the Fifth district
Republicans reached here in advance of the
newspaper publication. and were received.
like all the rest of the campaign literature,
with not only grains of allowance.
but pounds on pounds of it. To the
knowing ones it caused a broad grin,
for such are well aware that it is
tut a way by which the little Nor
wegian' let himself down toward the
Republican state campaign. His frightful
mishap was. positively, a special ais
pensation, saving him from going into the
campaign. and how to escape it. and not be
called ''sOrehead" has greatly perplexed
the member from the Fifth. This is from
Norwegian sources. very close to Knute
himself. 1t is asserted from the same
sources that the word has been quietly cir
culated to let the Scandinavian bottom fall
out. in order to show the McGill trlcksters
that they cannot, with impunity, insult
Congressman Nelson. ana those he sup
ports. without insulting the Fifth district
Scandinavian vote. If the situation here,
in this stronghold. is any index OF the
general feeling. the Scandinavian vote is
going very solid to the Democrats, and
Knute's appeal, whether SO intended or not
has had only the effect to solidify it in the
same direction. This view was particu-
larry emphasized to-day by farmer Re
publican. who has borne the brunt of
Knute's previous fights here. And he
added. that as Mr. Nelson's position is
understood, his letter would be read by
his people sa good solid hint to take him
at the reverse of his recommendation. At
any rate that is exactly the effect now
visible