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ing dugouts, whi.es Esquimaux ranged
themselves along the launches on
their stim kiaks and jabber that was
none the less heart. When the landing
was reached every bell and steam
whistle in the grounds began TO make
its loudest noise, and the shouts from
gu, 600 throats added to the din. When
the visitors had mounted the steps to
the terrace back of the landing they
found novel escort awaiting them
There was Buffalo Bill with his Indians
and cossacks, all of the strange people
from the plaisance villages, including
the Moors and Dahomeyans and Alger-
ians and Laplanders, the soldiers from
the British military tournament in their
scarlet uniforms, the North American
Indians, and q goodly contingent of ex-
hibitors from home and abroad. Cap
tain Concas and his offers were
Given Position of Honor
about the center of the line and the
procession then moved eastward from
the Agricultural building, across the
peristyle border and along the north
side OF the great basin to the grand
stand in the plaza between the Admin
istration building and the terminal
station. Director General Davis
awaited their coming there. With
him were General Nelson A. Miles and
staff and the military and naval officers
attached to the various departments,
the members Of the national commission,
board and others. All Of the military
and navy representatives were in full
uniform, and the committee of recep-
tion thus presented brilliant and i'm
pressive appearance. Upon the ap-
proach of Captain Concas~ Director
General Davis stepped forward and
grasping and wringing his hand ex-
tended to him and his officers
A Hearty Welcome
to the Worlds Columbian exposition.
Introductions to the officers of the
members of the reception committee
were next in order, after which the en-
tire party took possession of the grand
stand, in front of which over $4,000
people had gathered. After selection
by the band Director General Davis in
troduced Captain Concas to the audience
and requested Senator John Sherman,
who sat upon his right, to make the ad-
dress Of welcome. Senator Sherman,
who was heartily applauded, responded
in brief speech.
When the senator concluded Captain
Concas made brief but appropriate
reply.
Secretary Herbert was called for and
also made short address. Several 9th
ers made addresses, and the demonstra-
ton concluded with cheers for Captain
.ancas and his unique craft.
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Forty Dead Recovereti.

Dies MONIES, July 8. 5.-Governor Boies
has just received telegram from Vice
President Harrigan of the nlinos Gem
trail, now at Pomeroy, stating that VI
bodies have been found in that locality.
DIES MONIES, july 8. Governor Boies
has left for Pomeroy to personally
superintend the relief Of the sufferers.
Forty dead bodies have now been recov-
cred at that place.
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rreasury Gold.

WAsHINGToN. July 8 The treasury
gold now amounts to 500. 778. 94a
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DoNNELLY, WEAVER. PBFFER
Three Big Alliance Gums at the Al.
lance Executive Meeting.

Three Big Alliance Gums at the Al
lance Executive Meeting.
ST. PAUL, July S.-A joint meeting
of the executive committees of the
State Alliance and the Peoples party
was held during the afternoon. Igna-
tius Donnelly. Senator PETER and Gen
eral John b. Weaver were present and
had long conference. Gen
eral Weaver advised the neces-
sity of organizing to take a
decided stand in the present financial
trouble. and he urged taking a stand
Independent of England.
There was general expression of
opinion by the three great Populist
leaders, but no decisive steps were taken
for organization purposes or the out
lining of campaign work.
A large number of delegates were
elected to the Bi-metallic league at
Chicago Aug. /.
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Cherokee Bonds Sold.

Kansas CRY, July S.--A special to
The Star from Fort Gibson, L T., says:
word has been received from Talequah
that J. w. Adair is in receipt of let
tor from the Cherokee commission at
Washington, saying that the trade for
the strip bonds had been consummated,
and the whole amount, with accrued in
terest, had already baen paid into the
assistant treasurer Of the United States
ut st. Louis.
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Five Hundred Dead.

ST. PAUL, July 8. "A special to the
Dispatch from Fort Dodge says that
from all reports thatare obta;nable it
Is estimated that there were over 900
killed and between 5000 and 1000 peo-
pie more or less seriously injured by
the cyclone in Iowa
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PARTIAL List OF the Dead.

Dies MONIES, July 8. Following is a
partial list OF killed at Pomeroy:
Mrs. MarieAdams, Mrs. g. B George, w.
Arnold and wife, Mrs. Michael Quinlan and
baby, j. p. Lundgren, Miss Ollie Lnndgren, DR..
White, Silas Rushton, Mrs. Tfllie johnson,
Lena Kieffer, Ollie Frost, Mrs. Gus Dahlgren,
Mr.. Hulett and wife, Mr.. Netting and wife,
Benjamin Davey, Ezra Davey, Mrs. ID. Il.
o'Briep and baby, y. NJ. O'Brien. Old Nr.
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FIFTEEN DEAD.
The Storm Caused Great Havoc Tn
the Vicinity of Fonda.

The Storm Caused Great Havoc Tn
the Vicinity OF Fonda.
FONDA, Ia, July S.-The tornado
passed west and south of this place be-
tween and o'clock in the evening,
demolishing buildings and groves, in-
juring many persons and causing the
loss of many lives.
Sam Hershaw, wife and two children
are missing. Mrs Hershaw was in
confinement when the storm broke. All
Were blown away and are thought to
be dead.
Farm buildings were razed to the
ground and cattle destroyed, trees up
rooted, fences leveled, and general
havoc created over the small area
covered.
sy Fifteen Killed.
Beyond and south of the town of
Aurelia the storm worked its fury in q
comparatively thickly settled neighbor-
hood, and here the greatest loss of life
was inflicted, but it has been impossi-
BILE to get particulars up to this time.
1t is known positively, however, that
Is people have been killed there. Not
for years has this section been visited
by such a terrible and sweeping calam-
ity. Hundreds of people have temper
arily abandoned their avocations to
follow up the line of destruction
wrought by the coclone.
The boundaries of the storm area are
as clearly defined as though it had been
laid out by line. In some places where
trees stood against each other, one is
twisted from its root and the other is
uninjured. But in cutting through
hedges this is most noticeable, the cut
being almost as sharp as though it had
been the work of gardeners sheath.
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Cadets Will Go.

WASHINGTON, July SIT has been
definitely decided to send all the West
Point cadets to the worlds fair for 10
days, beginning Aug. II. They will
camp in jackson park.
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The Borden Girls, New House.

FALL. RIVER. Mass. July 8.-Lizzie
and Emma Borden have purchased a
house in the fashionable quarter of this
city.
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jews Must Stick to Their Names
ST.. PETERSBURG, July 8.-A ukase
just issued DEGREES that hereafter Jews
who change their names for any pur-
pose shall be punished under the Grim
inal code.
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Two Killed In wrigh. County.

CEDAR RAPIDS, la. July S.-A num-
ber of buildings were demolished in
Norway township, Wright county, by
the terrible storm of Thursday night.
One old man named Labien aid girl
named Schmidt We're killed and num-
ber Of others were seriously injured.
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MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY, JULY 8. 1898

Diiismith, Boy named Mug s.rs. B. j. Rar-
low, ~ Doucne,
Wires are down and news is hard to
obtain.
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TERRIBLY MANGLED.
Hea0less and Linblesss Bodies In
the Cyclone's Track.

the Cyclone's Track.
CHEROKEE, Ia, July Later reports
of loss of life by the cyclone more than
confirm the first report. The horrors of
the situation are increased by the ter
rible mutilations of the victims The
headless body of one young lady was
found, but the head and lower limbs
cannot he found.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-08-19

While some ore was out hunting in
the swamps between Grand Bayou
and the Parish of St. James cn last
Monday, he found the body of a man,
so disfgured and eaten up by the buz-
yards. that it vas impossible tn say
if it was the body of Il white man or a
cOlored man it did not have a stitch
of clothing on. This is rather mystic
rious, and would seem the act of an
assassin, who for fear that the victim
might be recognized, stripped it. in
order that the birds of prey might
dispose of it the sooner, and thus de
stroy every sign of recognition. The
matter is worth serious examination,
and experts and detectives should be
employed to ferret it out, if crime
has been committed.
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The feast of the Assumption of the
Blessed Virgin vas solemnIy celebra-
ted at St. Joseph's Church on last
Tuesday the 18th inst. The societies
of the Children nt Mary, and the La
dies of Bon Secours came out in full
uniform.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-08-19

Be sure to put a box of Ayers Pills
in your satchel before travelling, either
by land or sea. You will find them
convenient, etficaclous and safe. The
best remedy for costiveness, indiges-
ton and sick-headache, and adapted
to any climate.
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Mr.. J. G. Boswell, one of the best
known and most respected citizens of
Brentwood, Texas, suffered with
diarrhHa for IA long time aud tried
many different remedies without ben
eft, until Chambtrlain's Collie. Chole-
ia and DiarrhGa Remedy vas used !;
that relieved him at once. For sale
by RoTH DRUG CO., limited.
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Female Weakness Positive Cure

To THE EDITOR = Please inform
your readers that | have a positive
remedy for the Thousand and one ills
which arise from de,anged female or
gans. | shall be glad to send two
bottles of my remedy FREE to any la
dy if they will send their Express and
p. O. Address Yours respectfully,
DR.. L. G.. MARCHISI. UTICA, n. Y.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nemours Bourg were
made happy once more by the arrival
Of a little stranger in their home Oh
Friday the 18th inst, who has come to
stay. 1t is IA bouncing 10y. Both
mother and child are doing we'll.
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Master Van Beary, son of our es-
teemed citizen Thos. Beary, was
severely bitten by a dog on Friday of
last week, one of the animals teeth
having penetrated over half an inch
in the flesh. The youngster is much
better, and no serious results are APP
pretended.
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The Chinese pay their doctor only
so long as he keeps them in health.
they believe in preventing rather than
curing disease. This is sound sense,
and one Of the strongest recommends
tons of Ayers Sarsararilla, IA medi-
cine which not only cures diseases but
prevents them.
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Oar sincere thanks to Mr.. and Mrs.
Anatole j. Lalande for an invitation
to attend the wedding of their daugh-
ter IGa to Mr.. John Marks, Tuesday
evening Sept. 9th 1898, at half past
five O'Clock, Assumption Church, Plat
~tenville.
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ONLY TIE GOOD IT DoEs.-You pay
only for the good it does when you
buy PleSton's Hed-Ake. If it does
not eute your headache it won't cost
you a cent. 1t is guaranteed to cure
any kind of headache.
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Do 1T To-DAY,-Use Creole Female
Tonic and you will Don free your dis
turbed anatomy from pains and aches.
1t cures all forms of female weakness
and irregularities. 1t is a splendid
tonic.
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Read What Your Neighbors Say
AboHt Or. Tichenor's
ANTISEPTIC.

Thibodaux, La, May 29tl, 1913.
SHERRoUsE MEDICINE Co. Limited.
Too much cannot be said in praise
of DIR. TICHENOR'S ANTISEPTIC
as a household medicine.
W. C. Raglan,
Mayor of Thibodaux.
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YoU BUY A BoTTLE-Of Creole Fe-
male Tonic and follow directions
closely. Before You have taken one
bottle Nou will say with us that it is
the hes: regulator, invigorator and
Stimulator on earth.
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Improvements are still going on in
II town, and new buildings are being
erected. And still the old complaint
Of hard times" is heard at every cor
ner. Facts do not bear out the say
ing.
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The Morgan's Depot and Offices in
Thibodaux have just received a bran
new GOA of paint. This is intended
as a surprise by Mr.. Ben Roth for Mr..
j. w. Wilson when he returns home.
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Mrs J.. N. WRIGHT opposite Bank of
Thibodaux, has on hand: Nnnsvejl-
ings, (all %colors), ribbons, laces, flow
,ers aud ladies' hats, trimmed and I'M
trimmed. Cheap. Give her a call.
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Capt. r. r. Mcbride, one of our
leading merchants, was stricken on
last Sunday night with a slight attack
of paralysis. He is, however, much
improved, and will soon be olt TO at
tend to his daily business.
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TRIFLEs.-Headaches are not ~tritles,
but some people look at them that
way. WI. suffer when YOU can get re-
lief in fifteen minutes by using Pres
toms IIed-Ake, the guaranteed cure.
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When Baby was SICK, We gave her Castoria.
When Sic was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Hiss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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Since the low stage of the waters in
the Bayou Lafourche, the officials and
employees Of our Branch Rail Road are
kept ve,y busy receiving freight.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Thursday August lo,h was the
Louisiana day at the Chicago C"lnm-
bian Exposition. Coy. Foster aud
staff did the honors.
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SHERRoUsE MEDICINE Co. Limited.
| have used DIR. TICHENOR'S
ANTISEPTIC for wounds on man and
beast, and for Collie and Cramps, and
honestly consider it the best remedy
for It's claims | ever used.
JAMES BEARY.
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The T%hihodanx Ice Factory will
be changed from an ''Absorber'
to Il "COmDressor."
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Halls Hair Remover enjoys the con-
fdence and patronage OF people all
cyel the civilized world who use it to
restore and keep the hair a natural
color.
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The shop and residence of Mr.. j.
w. Trotter, on st. Philip st, are be
ing thoroughly repainted, and will
soon present Il neat appearance.
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SHERRoUsE MEDICINE Co. Limited.
This Is To testify that ! have used
DIR. TICHENOR'S ANTISEPTIC for
fresh wounds in my family and stock,
and for Colo and Cramps, and on
every occasion it has given entire
satisfaction. and | therefore strongly
endorse, AID recommend it.
ULYSSE HIMEL.
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SHERRoUsi MEDICINE Co.. Limited.
For fresh wounds, burns, ents, &c.
and fer cello in ma and beast, we do
not think ti,rre * Il better medicine
on tie mar@cs t5ian Dir. T!EHEN0R'S
ANTISEPIiC.
n.I Alrn.rTE g 20
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1000 Gallons Cistcrn Sis. 1900 Gallons, SO
A. Riggs 4 Bros. 60 Perdido st. New Orleans
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Attention.

Business Wen.
TNHE INK ERASING ELEcTROSINE
l. PENCIL. 1t grasses Ink i'll two seconds.
zithout abrasion on paper.
HOBERT PICOC. Act,
at McBride's Store on Market st.
Thibodaux. La.
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June 3-93- 3mo.
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NJ. LEBLANC.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-10-06
legal Wotices.
CoMMIssloNER's NOTICE

COMMISSIONER NOTICE
WE, the Subscribers, being daily appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for The District OF
Westminster, Commissioners 10 receive, ex
anime and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons asalrst the estate of Earnet
Wait late of Londonderry in said
District, deceased, aud also all claims and de-
maDds eNhibite in Offset therefor and six
no ljh' from the 18th day of Sept. inst, being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we 10
therefore hereby give NOTICE, that we will nj
tend !" the business OF our said appointment, at
the late residence of the deceased in London.
derry in said District, on the third Saturdays
of Octoberand March next from two O'Clock
Until four O'Clock, I. NJ, on each of said days
I'm. Leoparn. Commissioners.
Londonderry, " sept. Is, A. d. 1898.
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 6. 1898.

branching of Lebanon cedar, and with
the color Of vegetable growth which Is
hidden fathoms out of sight as he does
with the solferino and purple Of sum-
mer sunset, we will be determined to do
we'll all we are called to do. though no
one see or appreciate us. Mighty God!
Roll in upon our admiration and holy
appreciation more of the wonders of this
submarine world, My joy is that after
we are quit of all earthly hindrances we
may come back to this world and explore
what we cannot now fully investigate.
II we shall have power to soar into the
atmospheric without fatigue think we
shall have power to dive into the aque-
Gus without peril, and that the pictured
and tessellated sea floor will be as ac-
cessible as now is to the traveller the
floor OF the Alhambra, and all the gar
dens of the deep will then swing open to
us their gates as now to the tourist
Chatsworth opens on public days its
cascades and statuary and Conservatives
for our entrance. 1T doth not yet np
pear what wo shall be- You cannot
mako me believe that God hath spread
ont al that gainiture OF the deep merely
for the polyps and crustacea to lookat
And it tho urintelligent creatures Ct
the Mediterranean und tie Atlantic
ocean he surrounds with such beautiful
grasses of the Geep, what u heaven We
may expect for our uplifted and ran
somed souls when we are unclaimed of
the flesh and rise to realms beatific! OF
the fora of that "sca of glass mingled
with fire." have no power to speak, ~
l Shasl always be glad that, when The
prophet of the text, lung over the gun
wales Of the Mediterranean ship, de-
seended into the boiling sea, that which
he supposed to be weeds wrapped ABOUT
his head We're not weeds, but flowers.
And am not right in this glance at
the botany of the Bible in adding to
Lukes mint, anise and cumin, and
Matthews tares, and Johns vine, and
Solomon's cluster ~ campfire, and Jer-
emiah's balm, and Jobs bulrush, and
Isaiah's terebinth, and Hosea's thistle,
and Ezekiel's cedar, and "the hyssop that
springeth out of the wall" and the ''rose
of Sharon and lily Of the valley" and
the frankineense and myrrh and cassia
which the astrologers brought to the
manger at least one stalk of the alga of
the Mediterranean.
And now l make the marine doxology
of David my peroration, for it was writ
ten about 40 or so miles from the place
where the scene of the text was enacted
1.-The sea is his, and he made it, and his
hands formed the dry land. Oh, come,
lei us worship and bow down; let us
kneel before the Lord, our Maker. For
he is our God, and we are the people of
his pasture" Amen.
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He Stopped the Cable.

William Damn and Joseph Mitten-
dorf, strangers from ST. Louis, were see
ing the sights in the west bottoms last
night. Not being used to the ways of a
big city, Mittendorf fell from a cable car
and was slightly bruised He was taken
to the Fifth street power house, Damn
following. While the doctors were at
tending to Mittendorf his companion
with the swear word name wandered
around the power house and fell into the
cable conduit. He weighed 300 pounds
and consequently knocked the rope from
the drum and for few minutes stopped
the whole Fifth street cable system. His
escape from death was narrow, but as it
was he was hardly hurt at all.-Kansas
City Star.