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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-20

1t would be worth while for the Ia
dies to bear in mind that if they take a
gentle course Of Ayers Sarsaparllla IN
the spring, they will have no trouble
with .prickly heat hives" "sties,
"boils," or sblackheads," " when summer
comes. Prevention is better than cure.
Redfield Journal: Mary Belle treely
saws that the emblem OF the worlds
fair building should he an apple, and
she adds: "But for Eve the men would
be to this day, suppose. idle, naked,
snnhurned loaters, like Adam, no bet
ter than the beasts, the serpents and
the insects. But she coarageously took
the apple, rescued the world from sloth,
indifference and stupidity and lifted
the human race to a level "a little low.
than the angels - Good for Mary Belle!
put the apple right there, and let 1T be
a Belletiower.
The Herald and the Northwestern
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-20
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. Ii you afflicted with a
Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or
Chest trouble. and will use this remedy
as directed, giving it a fair trial. and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refund
ed. We could not make this offer did
we not know that DR.. Kings New Dis
covery could be relied on. 1t never
disappoints. Trial bottles free at Pio-
neer Drug store. Large size soc. and 81.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-20
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Hest Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
nav required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price rs cents per box. For sale by
E. Bra,lch, druggist.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-20
Secretary L

[The above resolutions were handed
in for publication last week, but got
mislaid and were not found until after
the paper had gone to press-Ed.l
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-20
cham,orlain,s Eye and Skin ointment.

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter. Salt Rheum. Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and piles. it is cooling and soothing
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
it after all other treatment had failed
u is nut up in 90 and so cent boxes.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-20
HURLEY MARKETS.

CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.
Wheat-No. n Northern-52c.
Wheat-No. 2 Northern-48c.
Oats-No. q White-.2OG.
Oats--No. 8 White-22c.
Corn--28c.
Flax seed-0Oc.
Cows bring from So to So.
Steers bring from ss to Ss4.s5.
Top hogs bring $3.50 today.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-20
straycd or stolen.

From my farm / mile northeast Oh
Hurley, one thorough bred white ches-
ter boar, weight, about $50 pounds
Any party giving information leading
to his recovery will be suitably reward
ed by leaving word at Pioneer drug
store, Hurley, S. D.
FMrEr RRAUCII
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-20
Resolutions.
Resolutions.
At meeting of the B. Y. p. u.
evening, April 9Th, the fol,

At a meeting of the B. Y. =. u,
Thursday evening, April 9Th, the fol-
loving resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS; In as much as the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
have granted our request of withdraw
al from the Endeavor Organizatlo in the
the most fraternal and kindly Christian
spirit; and also request us to accept of
one half of the moneys raised in the
Endeayor work, which by right we had
not thought belonged to us;
Therefore Resolved:
l. That we heartily reciprocate and
deeply appreciate this expression OF
true Christian fellowship and earnest
desire for the building up of Christ's
kingdom by "every goods wcrd and
work" possible to us as laborers to-
gether for Him.
Ii. That, though seperate in our
work in name we desire ever to be ONE
in that deep, broad and true sense for
which our Lord prayed when he prayed
"That they all may be one as thou
Father, art in me and | in thee; that
thou may be one in u.s."
Ill. That, we will ever pray tor the
Endeavor works both at home and
abroad; that all may become more and
more like Christ and be more useful
laborers in the great harvest field OF
the world as the years go by. ),
w. That we accept also, OF The
funds offered us. the more gratefully
because not thinking they belonged to
us.
v. That copy of these resolutions
be published in the Hurley papers, a
COPY sent to the Y Dung Peoples Society
of Christian Endeayor aud copy De
placed in the minutes of the b. \. L.
| r., IRENE nj. NEWTON.
Secretary b. Y. z. U.
[The above resolutions were handed
in for publication last week, but got
mislaid and were not found until after
the paper had gone to presS-Ed.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-20
Town Causus,
ELECTION Notice

Notice is hereby given that the annual elec;
tion Of the town Of Hurley. South Dakota. via
be held at the opera house on Monday, May 1st
1898, for th,. purpose of electing the following
officers:
One tIustee for the First ward,
One trustee for the Second ward,
One trustee for the Third ward.
Gne clerk,
One treasurer,
One marshal,
One assessor,
One Justice Of the peace.
Polls totye opened at O'Clock a. m. and con-
tinue open until q O'Clock p. IN.
Dated this is day of April. 1898.
PETER ALLEN, Town clerk.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-20

The Herald and the Northwestern
Agriculturist only S1.75 a year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-12
TIE BUSINESS n

Das'- w~~sIy R~vs~w ns~ Lstsf~ sr cheer
fai r~as~ tn etv~ ost-rr--~ss Emsar-
rs~~ss~nt Due ts Isrk OF gonnsl~ne~
Rather th~a Lssk OF Currency.
Nkw NoHk. Oct z--R- e.. Dun q
Cos weekly review OF trade. issued to-
day. says
n IN Arreuit 70 artecs any signs az lmprav-
mrnt While there has h~-a some addition -
the numner af manusAetarfnx establishments
snd he aumher % hands az work aurtnz me
past week, u Il becoming painfully ciesr that
the orders obtained do not saascr - keep em-
piay~si At saII time even ne limited sarrs st
present engaged The ba~snsxs transs<t~f =
sthA far below that - last year IN ra41me IA
aflrpad earnings the decrease a-iaz % = par
cent IN spite 81 izrxe Wari4s Fair business.
and m payments through ne priartpA4 clear
lighthouses outside q Mes Yarz tn a~~rrsA~~ !.
"a per csnE Tiers - ca ta~ waals ir-~ o.
uvssy saa is=- eaana~arr r~rzraIa< sAa b.
tare thAn there vas . wcsx 4x8 aad
certainty r~xardlax ta@ aen~tarT nItar>
whtca DELAY tn lAs e@n2f@ caa~~x waite tnm
spiaue q al Ein,H- - mpaeT IA eirvuizfisn nas
iurr~xsrd 81 ~ eEz tursau tae maatn - <~us
s~mh~x and - naw greater ~ o. east so On
ss ta&a Il sss lsss rear 10 snnhsrre<.mens
y sas ~ az u4~ uaar d1e - q Aa& % aaaa
arar~ v.tner saAa - AseE e warr~nrY n =
sHsrEv~a tnas wai!~ tar a&ax efrrzi4fien n
rr~a@@f IN ~wrxrsnn~r EsE II. - ssss14ats f
b@a< asf~s - ta~ treasury has sncrs4z-s - 81
90 ass several - ne nAu&s wntrn taux
cut sAslr2eaAl cirralxttnn. have r~f2r~a 81 ant
soit NJ assnts Se~aslteA rh~ stscz % m1u<y
tn S@~ T0r& nMaxs has ansr~2@sa npsi6w su6
tne r@Er@mszf ~ c~iezrtnxaa4Sn r~rszacsfe-
hsrr za4 atata~r cities sao~s . graf inprsve-
meat n shs mos~exry slra4stnu. sad get there
r. hut little lncre4se p~ru-ptlai~ N that esa,
adenes apaa shara commercial or Lafustr1al
Iszns mainly t~p~nf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-12

People In Lsnasa Asnssa. for tho safety
at Relatives aad Frt~nds Ian sasth Afrs~s
BoSDos. Oct L-fmportant cipher
dispatches from Mashonaland reached
the colonial Office. yesterday, about
fighting between the British and Ma
tab~l@ People in London who have
relatives or friends in Mashonaland.
either a. settlers or in the employ of
the British South Africa Co. are very
anxious regarding their safety. The
cipher dispatches give details of a Skin.
mish between a police patrol Of the
south African chartered corps and n
band of Matabei warriors The POI
lice patrol was stationed on the Shashi
river. which flows along the southern
portion of Matabel and near the north
border of British Bechuanaland. The
Matabels advanced almost To the
north bank of the river. ard fired ON
the police. who answered with n small
volley- The Matabels then retreated
hastily. Nobody on either side was
wounded The MatabeIs are supposed
To have been a scouting party from
Chief LobenguIa's main body Of war
riors. now believed 10 be on the march
against Port Victoria
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-12
CONDENSED

THERE Is growing through
out the State Of Sonora. Mexico, AZ the
appearance Of black small pox At Posol
and other cities.
ArREAsURr statement issued on the
7th shows the total paper money OF each
denomination outstanding October ist.
20 aggregate si.Ie6, s95,a3i-
The news from every section OF the
gulf coast stricken by the storm makes
Is safe TO estimate the loss OF life az
1000. whfls many million dollars worth
Of property was destroyed Besides
that thousands OF people have been de-
urived Of the means OF making \ liveli-
hood
A TERRIFIC wind storm passed through
the southern portion of Union County,
Ark, on the 9Th, doing great damage 20
-ropS-
Mas. MAMIE TUKSKR- convicted OF
having murdered her husband. John
Turner. OF Delta County, Texas, was
placed in the ~penitentiary on the 9TH
She is only "a years Of age. ands says she
killed her husband because he was
Jealous Of he and cruel to her
THERE we're 3s5 failures in the United
States last week. against Igs the same
week last year. go in 1891. and 2f3 IN
1859.
Al Lamar. Of Louisville, KY, Was
shot and seriously injured on the sth BY
hi. son. Given Lamar. because he re-
fused to give him money with which 10
continue = drunk
Ir is estimated hat Georgia will yield
from s 70 10 per eent more cotton thar
last wear. which was sa5,0o 0 bales
A NUMBER Of giu-houses in Perry
couutv. Ala. have been ~piacarded with
warning 20 the farmers o desist gin
ming until cotton Is worth 10 cents per
pound
TEE Secretary Of State has received
cable dispatch from the Argsntine Re
public. stating that the revolution has
hesu ended and the country is in = state
Of peace
R.KrrEY. JOHNSON 4 Co. ous OF the
Oldest whisky houses in Kentucky, sus-
ra,ded business on the sth- The sus-
,epsfon was due TO the elossness of the
money market and TO the recent bank
.usuensious, with two Of which tie firm
did business
CoysRxss has passed \ Joint resolu-
ton rendering the thanks Of the United
stases 70 the foreign governments
which generously and effectively par
ucIpated IN TIE Worlds Fair.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-12
TOPICS
TIE NEWS IN BRIEF.
WN-THIRo CONGRESS,

AET@aNAA
- me senate, On tie Il IAN
~ ne public lands n Oxf.e.--
Naicn % make tnrir Size -
80 - passed The iIv--rg-eha.~ -
- sn-n HsSsu I'D N N. 49,
ttees we're call@f FOR r.r.--.
eier,so- M me debate Ga the federal
rsp>ai eil vas promptly rrsu-.t
nc senate on the III. After ~ -
ae ouslness. an amauss-a--t .o,sa.~-
Issax r-peal BIN. ~revtvsnx he -
tot I&s and providing ssr n. -
pr cent Of the import due - ycrs.
- ssom countries that Admit ,aana-,
-. OF ne present weight aad a8e.
S fexa4 tender for all febts n,hgtr -,
private vas a-e-ra By ar aorv,r ~
- purchase repeal bill was tar saE~-~-
-. occupied the remainder Of the .r-.ior
- - anuse the DEBATE On the federal .t.-.s.-
.ep'1i Dtu was continued. several sprarb.~ -
ING made for and against IL
en- senase. on the fh. the hrr nadia
1ppcopriation to enforce the Chimes. .-rf..e-~
aes vas reported from ths cnum,tt.s 90 -
i'm relations aud referred 70 n. arnran~s.
u.us committees. some other resoIutians x--.
oHersu' nus not acted upon. and he scra,-
sooS up tne silver purchase repeal bgu =,
--- resotntions calling upon heads ~
aepartnents for Information were ason,s.t
80 NAAFE-l 1aG tabled Tr
reierred+ and q Joint resolution was .aor,-f
extending thanks TO foreign governments -
generous ait n promoting the Columbian -
then taken N. p' NV vas
n the senate. IN the sta. the ouan .--.lo,
nsseu nut fifteen minutes. and he oufv nu.f
ness zone was a motion ~ Mr Hin tnat he
Noafd move an amendments 70 The rules hr
Naien senator's present but paired and rot Va.
,ns should DC counted for the purpose OF MAJ
lns q quorum IN The house ne most m
portant business transacted vas The passage
ots btI placing the secretary Of axriculrur. In
me me OF presidential succession. After the
morning. aour the house resumed consideration
Vi tue tsaer7l election repeal btu
IN the senate. on the dsh. a communicated
rom me secretary Of the treasury. increasing
an estimate previously submitted for the r..
pnrtatiou Of Chinese. and giving the reason
therefor vas presented The resolution in.
strHctang the Judiciary committee u inqui-.
as 20 whether any and what provisions OF rha
la~ OF NE the free-c1inage act ara stil in
iorre was agreed In The silver purchase -
peal ntu was taken up In the house he
call OF the committees Tor reports was dis
pensed with and the federal election. repeal bfll
was taken Up.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-12
TIE WORST IS kNowN.


And tn. Thing that 10 Needed New 10
speedy Relief for the starvfag-saf-
f~r~rs ny the Great Cyclone.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct THE full story
of the great storm u now told. Every
settlement In the path of the hurri-
cane has been visited and every sur
vivor interviewed has told his tale OF
It's horrors and its heroisms
What is needed now is relief. and
promptly. 50 that the survivors may
not stsrve or perish from exposure con-
sequent upon the loss of their homes
At Chemeie Canunada T7s bodies
have been recovered and buried A
few are found from day To day
in isolated localities. but il Is
not probable that many more
will be discovered The others were
swept out TO sea by the great tidal
wave. This viii always leave the
number Of dead in doubt based on the
unknown quantity of the population
Of the settlement at the time Of the
storm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-12
cHATTERINo CHILDREN.


8s88&A ARMY ~ 4Etn = AH8t8tNE4&h
KY vista ths wsriars Fair.
WORLDS FAM GROUNDS. CHICAGO.
Oct Over half a thousand bright
boys and girls from the public schools
of Louisville. KY. were at the fair yes
terday. They came 10 Chicago in .
special train over the Monou road, ar
irving at Tss0 n m Prof Taylor and a
corps Of teachers. one for every twenty
pupils. were in charge of the chatter
ing army Of little folks They left the
train at Englewood, which Is the near
est station to the exposition grounds,
and hurried into the Sixty-hrst-street
electric cars, which QUICKLY carried
them TO the gates Of the White city.
Inside the grounds the party divided
into squads so rs not TO interfere with
other visitors enjoyment of the indoor
sights, and made a Jour of the grounds
The elements were against them so
far as outdoor sights were concerned,
and their movements from one build
ing 20 another WA retarded by the flu
rious winds But the Louisville Wis
itors saw . good deal Of the fair for
one day. remaining to see the illumina-
ton until il was time u start home
ward at IL o'clock
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-12

AT m early hour on the merrfn~ -
-" fth the prisoners confined il .h.
NOoa county jail at bowling Cr~.1
- made their escape. There ve-~ a.
81 them n murderer. thr~- ae.r.~.
@Ue crooks and one thief
WITHIN a radius Of 10 niles from ,h.
government Lighthouse AZ The mo,,b
OF Faseagouia river IN MiS.i..;p,i .
Partiai list Of vessels shows ,hfr.e.r
Saooners harks and brixS and manv
snail craft wrecked or .~rias,.iv -
aeted' as a result Of the Late evrlo,.
ING steamer Nanin went ashore At shin
stand The government HrhthouS. A.
I1scagoula was greatly damaged. and
~ british steamer City Camp from
= JOINS y r. was of the Gas, 81
CORK on he sth. waterlorw~a. havinv
encountered a terrible storm on -
Fmoer Her cabins were aIIed with
water and all on hoard had been living
on the poop deck % the vessel ever
since Tugs were sent 70 her assist
ance.
WILLIAM C. DAY. superintendent Of
bradstreet's in St Louis. died sudarnlv
. MS residence, On the sth. Of heart
failure Mr. Day WA a v~irvinian bv
birth and was in his hfty-ninth wear
ms remains were taken 20 Lexington
Ky.
Az action Of much interest To pen.
sioners was begun in the District az
eotulnoia supreme court on the 9Th.
n plaintiff. Judge CharIeS'D Long
Of Detroit. Mich. a member Of the -.-
prene bench ~ the state. fled n nett.
ton for maudamus 20 compel the com
missioner Of pensions to pay plaintiffs
pension. which he holds was iII~vaIlv
suspended
As A result Of the recent haxinV a,
Princeton " j. college two faculty
meetings were held on the 5th. six
~"pnomores were suspended tempo
rarliy- and more suspensions viii prob
ably follow another faculty meeting
The students are indignant that their
pastimes are 10 be interfered with.
IN Trinity church. Boston. on the
Sth. in the presence Of the highest
~dignitarles Of the Protestant Episcopal
church in this country a multitude IT
people. among them many distin-
Suished percentages. Rev DR.. William
Lawrence wa -cnnsecrated bishop Of
Massachusetts.
SEVERAL prisoners escaped from the
- Joseph county fIndl fail on the
morning u the sth. They tore a mol.
with their hands in the iron ftoor Of
the first tier of cells and descended
rnto the basement. escaping BY the
cellar door- A murderer was among
the gam They we're aided by per
sons on the outside.
4 REAR-END COLLISION between two
freight trains on the Pittsburgh &
LAKE Ere 1llrosd occurred near Edin-
huryh station. Pa. on the sth. Eight
cen ezr~ q merchandise were baaIy
wrecked The trainnen escaped IN
iurv
The general session Vt the Mississippi
Valley Medical aS@3eiatiou- held IN
indianapolis On the str. indors~d the
aetiau n the American Medical a~~s-
eiatiuu N asking that a governments
Department. - health be e>tablishesl
THs Minneapolis Nina chamber -
adopted resolutions. On the
sth. ASKING the United states senate IN
repeal the siIvcrpurrha<e clause II the
sherman law a. the earliest possible
moment
II "a reported IN san Francisco. Sn
The ath. that Mrs. Leland Stamford.
widow of the late senator stanford.
had decided to leave Washington %
reside permanently in California
TIE paid admissions to the Worlds
fair. on the eth. were fsI,s34
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-12

LosDox, Oct The reporter of the
United Press had m interview yester-
day with the secretary of the Brazilian
legation in this city. with reference 10
the situation in Brazil The secretary
declared that many of the sensational
reports purporting to describe the sit
uation at Rio were utterly unreliable
and often specially manufactured He
added that the legation had received
dispatches Thursday and Yesterday
from Rio Janeiro. and that these dis
patches made no reference whatever TO
a renewed bombardment Of the city BIZ
the rebel admiral's feet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-12

Ana the Aro0<ed spmntaras Waae -
Taste u-rh~y WIN carry sh~ war snss
afrtes-rs~ H~ret-m Dt-pisyes ny ths
Spanish Gsrrf-aa 90 Mstaat Universally
Apps>aa-a-vesmat~~rsnE 60 right the
Nsar.-
madrid. Oct THE financial que~-
tons attending the dispatehing 81
troops 20 Melilii 10 punish the Moors.
who a few days ago attacked the small
Spanish garrison at that placr. have
caused the finance minister 10 make .
close examination OF the resources
available for a punitive expedition.
Minister of Finance Gamaxo yesterday
informed Queen Regent Christina that
owing TO an increase of 20. eoo. 0oo pesetas
in the revenue due IN the new taxation
schemes lately put INTO effect by senior
Ganaxo. the government has a rrxcuu
of 100000 900 pesetas available for an
expedition to Morocco II the govern
men. decides 10 necessary To s-nd me.
The utmost indignation everywhere
prevails Mt the attempted massacre 81
the Nelilli garrison. Patriotic mani
festos call upon all men capable %
bearing arms 10 offer their services to
the government The desire for ven
geance upon the Moors for the moment
overshadows the excitement caused by
the attempt Of Pallas To kill ten. Mar
timex de Campos by the attempt Of
anarchist plots
At Malaga a 81 the important
military stations. hundreds Of men
crowd into the barracks md the IRE
lecture. begging that they be enrolled
n volunteers - fight the Moors.
The soldiers of the regular army are
equally as anxious to be ordered To
active service in Morocco The hero
tsm displayed by the go troops form
ing the Spanish garrison at Melilli il
universally applaudeh Those who
know the warIike character Of the
people inhabiting the Rin mountains
and the fury Of their easily aroused
fanatieism. express surprise that the
natives did not succeed in taking the
citadel BY Assault by the power Of
overwhelming NUMBER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-10-12

Beating the Parts ns~e rfm~ By Ftfty-
Wise Ninss~~-9susrsssfe sp>~d roc .
New ye~~~L
NEW YoRx. Oct THE fast Cunard
steamer Lucania. which arrived from
Liverpool via Queenstown last night.
and which came within an hour aud
thirteen minutes Of breaking the west
ern record held by the steamer Paris
ON her maiden voyage. has succeeded on
this, her second western trip in eatab-
fishing a new reeord. having made the
passage In i've days. Is hours and Is
minutes The record Of the Paris vas
5 days IL hours and - minutes The
LacaniaA therefore. breaks the best rec
ord for q western trip by hfsy-nins min
utex
She passed the Daant's Rock at lis
p M Octob-r /. and was reported OF
sandy Hook hghtShip at lois p m
October 8 Her former voyage was
made IN 8 days IS hours aud - min
ute~. . feat regarded as most rrmarka-
bic. considering shs fact that her ma
ehin-ry was entirely new. and Justify
ing the belief that .he wouId break ali
r~eord~ ON this trip. whIeh expectation
she fully met
The bag teansr snchor~d outside II
Sandy Hook at fossT p m. IL being low
tide. She viii procr-d 10 quarantine
ab4ur Ia