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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04

1FltCu iDdJOEitl, 10
There Was not sufficlent opposition TO
the Republican ticket Except in the third
and sixth wards TO make the fight inter-
esting. The day WAS warm and he clerks
and Judges in some instances almost went
TO Sierp.
In the sixth ward the fight was very
warm, The female vote which was light
everywhere else was heavy here and The
contest was.spirited all day. This was the
exception however.
DULY about fifty per cent of the registra-
ton appeared at the polls.
In the first ward the day was drowsy,
Lawrence never getting IN bowling dis
tsnce of Oliver, the Republican candidate.
Baehr beat Sckner badly in the race for
the school board.
In the Second ward, things were also
very quiet, as Dodge did not even rutfle a
feather among the Harris cohorts. HaJton
made a good race for The schoolboard as
he practically had no opposition. Some
people voted for X. +. Guthrie, but he
Withdrew, some days ago.
In the Third ward, there was talk all
day that Colonel lanes WAS being laid out.
This was not true. He beat Hon IN great
shape. 1t is said the female vote elected
Kirkwood over ElGridge in this Ward for
tie school board.
Things were positively shameful, In
dulness in the Fourth ward. Only two
candidates were out and both were Re-
publicans. A wretchedly small vote was
pniltd. In tire Fourth precinct of this
ward-Fourtb ward, three judges, two
clerks and one pollf eman were all who
voIed. They are Oh he CRY pay rolls and
these votes cost the atty s. 90 each. Oil
plant, n Pop clerk Al one precinct in this
ward 9. t. ee votes for councilman, his
own, his wife's and daughters.
In the tIiIh wari there was not rifle,
ihiugs being conducted on the unani-
nous plan, as in the Fourth.
In the siztn ward there was blood on the
moon all day long. The men were out.
The women were out. Martin scraped up
every available man ana pulled him to the
po.lss So did Maxwell. The women
almost without exception voted open bal
lot,. The ct, uggie went on until tue polls
were closed The Count gave Maxwell II
majority of seventeen. Martins friends
felt rather sick when the figures We're an-
uourosd. IL is said MIR. Martin will de-
maud recount. Mr.. tritch, running for
the school board in this ward had an easy
victory.
The election as whole was much
100 quiet to create any special interest
Repu leans will not get excited when the
d. mocrsis ye.. ''nuff'' before the fight
raa h.,,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04

Elnathan c. Cook returned yesterday
from an extended trip through the east.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
ARE SHOWED UNDER
WICHITA REPUBLICANS SWEEP OP-
POSITION BEFORE THEM

Win Out in all Instances Save Two
John Martin Being Defeated by
Close Vote in the Sixth and
Eldridge in the Third
Temperance Alliance
Fails Completely,
Martin to De-
mand a Re-
count.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
COUNCIL

These men were elected in the city of
Wichita yesterday. All are Republicans
save j. w. Maxwell for council from the
Sixth ward and J. w. Kirkwood for the
school board from the Third, who ran in
dependently on petition.
None of the candidates put up by the
Temperance Alliance was elected. They
were beaten badly in every instance.
The following is the vote by wards:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
MAKES A BIG SUM
TROUBLE NAY BE IN STORE FOB
WICHITA UNDERrAKER2

Failure to Take Out Burial Permits,
for Which Thcre is Fine OF Ten
Dollars for Each Ofcnse, Aggre-
gates an Enormous Amount.
No Action Likely TO
be Taken Board
Of Health should
be Inter.
ested.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-13
Foreign News.

The situation in Brazil Is still uu
settled. Mello with his followers VIII,
/ were not captured in the surrender q
the fleets and forts at Rio, are AT larS,
4nd have ths famous flagship AQuib4
dam and other vessels. They are eN
pected 10 still battle with the Govern
ment torceS for supremacy, but can
not possibly make any hsadwAy.
Among the interesting news from
Rio is plot for Sn uprising OF the
rebels and their Symp9thizsrS in tina;
city 70 overthrow the Government.
The plans were well laid and had they
been kept secret the revolt would
have been successful. il wss fif-
teen Of the conspiratorS are said 10
have bssn shot.
President PeiXOto has resurrecIsj
the old law which gives him the
power TO condemn 10 death, without
trial those who have eouSpired
aSslnSt the Government Ii is be
hsysd thGl hundreds OF eOuspiratorS
viii suffer from his vengeance.
Portugal may becoms involved in
war by reason OF having permitted
one Os her warships 10 carry away
Admiral Da CANA AZ the time the
surrender Of the rebel fleet occurred
II * also reported that nearly 500
rebel officers and sailors were given
the protection OF Portugal ut the same
time Brazil has demanded the sur
render 0f the defeated rebels
Clarence GreathouSe. = former
man Of San Francisco and
: member OF the cabinet Of the King
of Cores, barely escaped destruction
BY = sUupOwier mine. which was
placed under the Government build
uS 10 Snuihilate the king and his
'fheIalS- The cause Of the attempt
Tss the native prejudice against the
introduction OF American ideas and
lrOgress- The eOn>piratOrs will enjoy
he sensation OF having sword sep4r-
tie their heads from their bodies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-13
1 Gr~zr Sig Cxrzrd.

\ dispatch from Indianapolis, o
March SlS.. SSys thSt Dr.. !. A. EouS.
sr, who, SoGis SIX weeks a-o, OlrScCSJ
= message 70 eN-QusSu llliuoSSlSui
S>SiuS Ter royal hiSnnsSs 70 Seeoup&-
ny him Oh > lecture tour through The
United States, has Just returned from
= SEASONS engagement IN the West.
He >zyS tcSl hs hiss information IldI-
rscIly from The queen, through :
Washington friend. which amounts 70
positive xSsGr&ues thSc she hSS Gs-
ciisi 70 SecSpC his 0ESs- Sn6 he hiss
requested his manager 70 OS in rsaii-
less 70 commence the 81 engagement at
once
We viii begin the Iogr ~ Sxu
Francisco" said be. WsGns>si4 'NaS
soon sS the queen desires 70 come
over. I viii oS there 70 Nee. her, zut
from thxC city We will make pro
lorEsG tour 0i the whole country, Wis
itIrE xI cities o. considerable size I
have arranged for the queen 20 weSr i
crown On the stage, Sni she will prs
sent precisely the same appearance
-uxc >Le does Sr home
y E&vs Alre3iy received offers from
over twenty managers IL different
cities, Offering almost Any terms ch4r
l desire The entertainment 81 In
VIII De especially attract
i've, and ! viii extend an Initiation 70
sN-Prssiis1s Harrison % occupy :
ylAcs on the stage
Dr. ECC>sr i sxusc.iUZ III answer
losing the &rr&GEEUsUC. from the
1eeC 81 SLY tICls-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-13
sxn Francisco News

Tcs Law Adding community oS San
Francisco WIS 1hQruUCnIy shocked On
M4rcd Sri by crime the 6ottrsss
cf which h4s not been SsuAlei since
TIE days q gold 3Ei IAylsssnsss. On
th4- cay WILlL2U Frstiscieks the pal
q SCurzE and Evans, Cahtcrufsss
most notorious bandits, entered the
c-x-ch q the san Francisco Saw
iGgs Cui01 81 Polk and Market
streets 416 demanded Of Cashier Wu-
EecrIek tE41 he Opeu the safe zni de-
liver The money Ehsrsic- Eerriek r.
fused and the bandit undertook 70
S1CUG hin 6GE the cartridge missed
ErE- the cashier then drew his pistol
4u3 the 1au,ifs and himself exchanged
shots 81 the S3nE time TnG banker
w4s shot through the heart and killed
Instantly HIS GsssGssia Ghsu fed
followed by 3 ballet fruu the book
Keepers rsTOlTsr AMI WIS finally Gag
--rs,- / 1..lf CiIs away and eIAiuei
% o. n dying condition Es hAi
c's1 sECG II the head and GseI2rg,i
iE@4G TIE cAEs cashier did the shoot
Ing oCl those who pursued hin ssArs
ln45 hs shot himself before he sur
rendered The ,,iesperaG!o win uruba-
cLy de cuO his EoCnd ThErs Il
considerable talk auCCg the business
CEC IN the city with reference to The
crS1n1za1Ic0 Il the cid tine epu-
cI1zss q sa6zty 10 rid san Francisco
0t c=spsca1s characters Cf this eIIsE.
o. tEe Ism Inst The CITY Il Oak
-41i1 WIS treated - : hlrrf Z ss=-..sti,31
n the u41tEr q murder and suicide
stJCEfEIst II the Ch1ruh Cc the In
C1CeePlI1C- One John Rr4lfy
En,lsse wife lad divorced hin two
years 8CU followed her 10 the house 0f
God <hoG her G,aai- md while kuseL-
ing CEer her body Destroyed III. worth
-es4s life As TIE eaurrn h4+ been
-eEstl LASS AMI the services EErE
held IN the Cpe1 air
The u.UaL Sunday irUwufur o.
.I--rs,1 II tie hay the victims being
Mrs John Martin her dIzrhrEr Flora
md Mrs Nellie Mccarthy TE4T
EG1- gJ1I N yIEI % = pleasure trf5-
were eaPsLz=s1 and gEIy the bG4cr1.E1
Wis =avE,L
-C-u 4 NieIl0Ls0u was1 ys,Ls e.l.E-fz-
Il the SINK Cf California wheu W C.
-lAl=c0u waz king Ct san FrLn,sEs,.,1
-A-f@A-t-l-4s NLL1Aa1L-A4 tlL
--GE- He Wa C1e q thz Oldest I'm
IN the banking 5JZ.ins=.ss II GIlfz cfrT-
TherE hEs been I bfg deal IN Nav
EEeaG CpCIgCs Ii the PruG1,ss *
AMI ukuy spectators have
1eeu caIZgh1 sf-Crg and lost heavily .
DE ot Ei1e Pt,sUlLIr rgss1l-s &C the
.t1rUec g1s tie syIsti=u 1,=Hao C6 T-Ifu.. I.
Barn W11s5 ss1E-rs,t L severe I1ss Elzff /
.rupPest cs;Ed EEen hE rsaIIzs,t hfs=
I -lZ.k1icC-
The M1tEIurer Fair CO rlEher the (
q rGrrIE1 eiJCess:isJcaIrE. EF-=rss.t ara (
IL ring kssrJt times owing 20 c,1UzIn1z=.f I
last weather 1nG LEX q dsrEuttIni.z- I
l UEUter gf then have asssn ATTACH I
H. And =Cnre Gf The spes.i.EI zEzrl..1i,.cs. :
4 EtIs u1tTIT Ara considering 4 PRO- (
frzu Buffalo Bill tG Eake I
hssir -i-sgE= 10 Brooklyn " Y fgr
il= -5-uEer- II the uzau;LEErs=n1 Cf (
IL FAIR persists Ii EairrLInfng tie F
inv cent. A.---f.=sir7c izss- suc-e gt thes (
est aEErLcEBguE VII ErsicQHcH..Iy Ess .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-13

hotels Of San Francisco are crowded to
OVERLOOKING. IL is believed that the
immigration 10 this State will be
greater than for many years
y despatch from Chihuahus, Mex
ieo, states that delegation Of Nor
mons has arrived In the pegoia dis
triet, in the northern part Of this
State, Snd are making preliminary
arrangements TO establish another
colony Of several thousand polygam-
Gus Mormous. The new settlers come
from Salt Lake and other parts OF
Utah. The concession obtained from
the Government is very liberal, and
embraces 2,T45,60O acres OF rich agri-
cultural lands in one body. II the
plans under wSy are completed in
time, there will be great exodus Of
Mormous fro,n the United States 10
Mexico this fall.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-13
Ni-f>-er TEur<.oc-

NA>ELNGrUN. March Z5-NIclSCs-
TL--sc01 w4S seen today relative %
the report lhAz notice o. nis recall -
diplomatic r. pCsseE &-IvS II " S>hIC-
ton q the Provisional Govern Esur sE
Hawaii had been sent him. T1urs-ou
S&Lt Ch&1 he b4G 10 kuoyIstzs OF ;
letter q recall, OF Ch7l the Hawaiian
GTCveruusu was anxious for his pres
eCcs 70 assist In transferring It into
republican irSiL1Ulio1- There i 10
u-4l- low OF the way from S&u Fran
cisco, he said the LAST u&iI which 4r-
rived there h4viuE been rsceived 81
TIE legation He declined TO discuss
the probability q ! change II the
lor-1 q C-ovE-uCsuG. saying he h&d
No recent IufCcu45IJU euGesruIuE the
political Situation in the Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-13
American Views

Tie PeoqEs af the PBIfs Caass arr
very uIIi.i1 WzcrIsst over TIE ELes thai
the 4tE-i q i,.GrEzllu h.lz Elru- lIl.IEe.f 4
new TREATY. gIEE China Whisl1 Il r.
tL-lsss % s'Icr1I1 To EtLaIit. criticism
u1rL Is haz gy1re 20 t1s Senate f5r
.'ynizri1-.LsIGu- IL Z. TIE gl=yl.lI CIzFz-
EIni1 n-,4...'.-- Is.iIIt1sst 70 InI Ire rs.
Ez--.srsstz &C the UaErEst Slaze= In
etas=- E'lrJ1sr L y =Ei1 70 a1rT1rzEe al
existing lETz E1r exclusion zEsf D,n-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-13

they bSve eliminated clause cSncsling
Hawaiian Treaty. congratulate the
PEOPLE ~ CSlitorpis that our CONNER
clAl relations will nos bs disturbed
with the islands
GsoHGs {. PERKINS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-13
Ss7Sto, Perkins Congratulated On
His Services 70 Cslifarnis.
Ev0 AWFUL TRAGEDIES OCCTE.
CszrvA-R 6zak EsNSs- Kills the
C@sster-Tse New re.sy VIVA Chisz-
Cyeio=e> ~ work-G~-s-zl News

New NOSS, MArvh SN-CgbAa cen,
.rif1SSl - degrees 3 St&
The revised ,zrirF bill wsS submit
ted 10 The Senate On the 9lIh iuS..
The mos iupo-rsu: change i in the
sugar schedule, The change being
u46s BY which 81 additional irsy o.
: cent Per pound = given On All sugars
above - degrees by the pol&riStops
tss-. o. which Sre Soove No =,
Dutch standard. IN coio-
The tsxE O the sugar schedule -
row 4Ersej upon * s. follows "All
sugars, tank bottoms, >yrCps O, czus
J1ice o. beet j-ies. .uslAlA, eoCesrs rsr3,eG
meL&i&. coue-s-s ScG concentrated
uolASseS, testing by poI4rlScope 10:
shove ~ degrees, sh2L pSy ; iCcy %
cent pe- pound. and 70 every SSis-
tiouxl degree o. fraction o. : degree
shove II Suc not Scovs 90 degrees,
shown BY the po,4riScops test, Sh4I
paw .ll q : cent Per pound &GdIlloc&l
and 4cCys 81 SEG CC- Shove = d.
Srsss, fo- every &iiI-iouxI degree o.
Traction gs > degree shown by the
p,1lzrI>eope Test, Sh4l pay GGEy o.
-O2 OF s cent PEI pound additional,
&Cc upon zLL S-E&rS testing 2covS -
degrees cy the pCL&-I>gCps test, O..
aoCvs No = by Dutch standard l.
c,,ic-. there shall cs levied and col F.
iscls,i duty Js : q : cent per pound .
II addition 20 the CCEy Imposed upon .
sugars testing shove - degrees. No
L4Sses testing CCl Shove Sc degrees uy 4
poL&rlScope sLzIl pSy duty 1t : cents .
per gallon -9.sSseS testing GoovE 50 .
degrees >-a-l pay 3 duty u I cents Per
S4lLoC-H
I. = Understood The bill viii te
S-sCts- 80 L. - u3zs i positive de-
clAr&1lCC for the 41-uEx-iC1 q The
reg u-uci-y treaties u-Acs under the
Act. TniS i - SATISFY the
fears q the SC-4r CsC, though the
coUEi1CeS L satisfied The Dill a. i.
.c&E,is EUClG 10 -, In
IL = 4Lso probaals that the clause
4cruEz1i1E the Hawaiian treaty VIII
1e stricken CC-. There EAS been some
sC1-Eu-NC1 among the DeU1cra-le I
-sGcecs On this score. Sc1 TWO -
three TuGSs ESTe been taken UPON the
70 strike Is oG1, the u&-
crI.y 81 crs5 CrpCs--E tE= cEACgs.
he rcIcc1 cal xrgCEEcl f,E s1rIk-
~ Il cC-- WIS based CrCc the
crOCEd o. sxps.1isrcy- II was urged c
Z psrui-1sG - rsD4Iu L would ce
ne Esars q Introducing the E4Ezi- :
AZ eCC clig3si1Cs INTO EArIE G5scE,<- c
ion Al agreed this <ECCLt ce xyui;- :
IL Il possIols. EIIhCC5 Surrs1i=rirg
90 much 41G the lA1ssa reliable !
ta1sCec5 = cE2G this Argument wCc- :
iCG the zUs-1usEI VII % strisk=n I
&C.
! GIspacah ErvE W4s1T1E-uC On {
n Zio inst. stated that SGr4cur :
l4u<acrCCEh q North D@kJG1 L Pre-
arfug 81 4E=CtE&c5 % the tariff i
III Restoring the present 1CCr1y On :
'zEar, 4r6 placing the G11y Cf per '
snl. 81 T8lCrs- On refined sCEzr. He I
links E5 VIII receive the SupUocr q I
" the F.ECGo ll.A-ss. the PuECLls1s 1r-,t I
5s Two LCCasl4rA Senator's. which [ :
7o1lt carry II II The Senate by : E-4- :
1CT1y Of gC= vote.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-13
SAN FRANCISCO, Ma7ch ~, 1924.

SAN FRANCISCO, MS7vh ~, 1924.
Senator George {, Perkins, United
States Senator. WSShinstcu, n c:
The merchants % san Francisco sS-
tend 70 YOU their hsSrty couSrStu.S-
tiorS On your successful efforts IN pro
lection q their Interests in connection
with Hawaiian treaty.
W. II. DIM0ND,
President Chamber os Conns-vS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-13
Hx~Iiix- AEt-E<

WASHINGTON Mar zG-Tte Sen
z1s cC.-ay, 4fLGr having received TIE
Tariff oil frcC the Finance C5,c--
uI1Ez+s, iIi little sLse than 20 EsEsc 70
i spe+tsc ~ S,5cA-or George II Mfssf.s-
SIPp6 ca the legal asrs,.Es of atz4t-x IN
E1EaE Previous 80 the cegfuufcr
cf his speech SenS-sc Trrp6e Cf In
Gl1Es4 1rT'=,- &c have the SeEKra Irry.s
E111I-.&Lly -pcu : tire for the gf1csilis=r-
1zp1C u hls EET1IL1r resCf -1i-c
which cE1!s'sst gzi-= s STIR sCl-e EEess
4g0. >SnArur DCtp6 prgTEntEt any
agrseD=E1 being rsItehett ay cs=,.IGrfag
ch11 h. Wis NOD III iIvUc Of ETfnr 11v
Gara 81 this time
At G1= eCCeL-sI1C u Mr. Gr.=sgr,rg5s :
speech the Ss1AzE passed 3 b5LL slz1hcr-
Ztug the Secretary &C War u Lsr,f
c',Bsi=lCu'9,t c4u1on AMI canncu balls
% the x..yeiA1iCu having N e-arrg
Gh= EoCUUsnl On Govern ueu7 ELEsi
a. C-1sa-'. O. Lhe CGn6estsr1rs dead
bGri=,t t1,srg- / 6iu fur the relief u
th-@ CEut4Ts and crew CS 1i-4 EEEaiiIn
<c=a-9- Arr1pt vas E2fzE frUu the
calender I1c passed
NllhCC5 tie traE-aa1IslC Cf any
06her oCsE1essE the >tnaze Esn1 into
sLzcG-ITes session znG IsiIGCru.s,t ii
t:.gG.
WASENaFTCy- Mar Lg-AzoGrer
L-ls1AlLusn5 Cf EHW1IiGu e,3rrys-s,1 1gii--
enee WI. -cczi11f.,f 90 CizurrsssE. 6T the
Presi,te1z ls,-aF- Thz prfneIuaI letter
WIS from PrgsH;5CI Dole Cf 1tss EA-
WIHaa Provisional Gi-gTsruuen5 ID
Minister WIIIi=. complaining cf tEzss
z1eerrHIc1y q r1,s EtssIri1u oE Ei1=
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-13
Tie EzxEiIH TREATY

The f1II wing t=LzErIms exchanged
yss1Er'.IT Lrg st=if-eIp piana1Ery-
" A=EryETt5Sr D G.
MLrsi. H. I.Ii4
Gzrgr1L " Il DIun1d, President
Chauner CT Can1 r1er-f., -I1 z Erzzs:il=,.fz-
The Finance Cg1uIEres rsPGrtai5 Eg
Senate this EnruLng Ei1s rEEgnuE Bill
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-09
Annual statement

For the wear ending December 81, A. ID. 1899.
Of the condition and affairs OF the Dakota
Fire and Marine Insurance Company OF Mitch.
ell, organized under the laws OF Dakota
Territory. made To the auditor of the state Of
state.
Org nizec Or Incorporated May 26, 1881. Cam-
nehced business, June ~, 1854.
CAPITAL.
Capital stock actually paid in
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-09
Proposals for Bridge

Notice lie hereby given that sealed proposals.
will be received nj the office OF the county audi
tor at Madison. South Dakota, for the construc-
ton of a steel bridge across the inlet III Lake
Herman, the same being on the east and west
section line between sections three CD and ten
ll0l In township one hundred and six t1O6l, rang
fifty three (53l. In Lake county, South Dakota.
Said bridge is TO be a single snan sixty two feet
n. length, roadway is to be tw-nty feet wide In
the Clear, with . carrying capacity OF aeyenty-iye
Thousand Cl5,0O0l peunds. All parties desiring to
bid on said bridge are required to furnish, ut
their own expense, plans and specifications mp
ON which they base their respective bids. The
sacce-sfnl bidder is required under his bid To
place Faid bsiage upon the stone
butt by the county, complete in all respects. in
Guiding 'hree-inch plank ior roadway. The sue,
cessfui bidder is also required TO give a GOOD and
sufficient bond to the amount OF his bid, TO Se
approved by the board OF county commission err,
for the faithful building Of the same, In accord
ahce with the plans and specifications which ac-
company the bid. Ali praposAis must be on die
IN the office 0ffhe cunnty auditor on or before
the 18th day of May, 1884, at . O'clock p. M, Ut
which time they will be opened bg the said
bosrd Tie ~bridgeis TO be completed within
forty-hye dave from date OF contract. The board
reserves the right TO reject any ard all bids.
Dated ~ Madirnn, y. D., this nth day of APRIL,
1884. q. w. RUNKEL, County Auditor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-09
Mortgage sale

Whereas. default has been made In the condi-
tions Of a mortgage dated the list day OF Janu-
airy, A. D.. 1892, executed BY Hiram a. Sheldon,
III. Eugene Sheldon and Thomas NJ. Martin,
mortgag0rs, TO Clara Il. Sheldon, mortgage,
which mortgage was recorded in the ONCE al
the register OF decide In ana for the county Of
Lcke, state or south Dakota, TN the 18th day of
February, A. ID. 1882, at ITO O'Clock p. M, I'm
book . oil mortgages, on page Ill; and, whereas,
it wac stipulated In said mortgage that In case
default shall be made In the payment OF the
money or any part thereof secured thereby at the
Time for the payment thereof, or in case OF the
nun- paymen OF any taxes levied upon said
premises before the same shall become defin-
Queut. then and in either case the whole princi
pal and interest of the sum secured by said mort.
gaze shall at the option of the holder thereof Inn
mediateiy become due and payable; and, where
az, default has been made ia the payment or the
sum OF one hundred and forty dollars interest,
which came due and payable on the 2Ist day OF
January, 1884; and. whereas. default has been
made In the taxes levied upon eafd premises for
the year 1898, which taxes became delinquent On
the drst day OF March. 1924; and, whereas, the
said Clara !, sheldon has elected, and does here
by elect, TO declare the whole debt, both princi-
pal and interest. due and payable: aud, whereas,
no action or proceeding at Law or otherwise has
been instituted 10 recover the debt secured by
the whole amount claimed to be due upon said
mortgage Mt the date of this notice is the sum OF
twenty-one hundred eixty six dollars and seventy
and sI66.T interest. Now, therefore. notice is
hereby gwen, that by virtue Of the power OF sale
contained in said mortgage and recorded there
with, and In pursuance OF the statutes In such
case provided, the acid moFtgage will be fore
cloeed By q sAle OF the mOktgaged premises.
therein described, at public auction, by the sher-
i'll OF this said county Of Lake, or HE deputy. at
the eOuth front door OF the court house, In the
city Of Madison, In said county, on Saturday, the
26th day OF Nay, A. D. 1884, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon Of IN { day. The said moFtgaged
premises are situate In the county OF Lake and
state VI South Dakots, and are described I'm said
mortgagc &c follows, VIZ: Lots one, two. three.
a, 5, 9. q, 8, Q and l01. blgck three t3l, I'm Morning
side addition TO MAdia0D, South Dakota
Dated this 9th day of April, 1894.
CLARA /. SHELDON, Mortgage.
A. FRIZZELL. Attorney for MORTGAGE.
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EAlL.Epl

Failedl @Ah, res. poor fellowTf ron sav.
Nothing from life be seemed 70 onlmIF 4
His was truly q losing fight cHs1l !
And all too soon the cruel night ii Il
Closed a~round-beat him down. He wa
slainl'
Yes, failed ron sal.
Failedi But l tell you-teli you nayi
twas q noble fight he fought and well
With courage held high and brow clear.
No skulking idly inthe rear,
And IL vanqnished 'twere fghting-firIitine
No failure, rsay.
And look you. What call you SUGGEST -
The poor piautits Of some few raenY
A palace reared from the cold J
A red heap of this earth dug gold? ety
A cathedral crypt And them Weil, what
then2 y
Why, only a guess.
And l say again: Count you the cost
OF this bridge? To what Is it nailedT Y
What are its bulwarks piled highrthese
You cross to your City of Ease7
Mani / tell you tits built on the failed
The fighters who lost.
And he-scorn or pity as you will
Twas in fording that stream he fell.
For freedom, for man, for the right
Was his cry in the heat of the fight.
And for these and for you, rang his knelI,
Then failed" say you still7
Dry shod reach your promised land now
On his failurer-on those the world rallied
the stuff of whom heroes are,
Who saw Its light CLEAN from valleys afar
And fought for it-died for it-failed.
No failure, l vow. ,
New York Ledger.
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fressing diseases, such as ~headacEles, ndlgea~
ton, bfliousness, skin diseases, boils, carbun-
cles, piles, fistulas and nlaladies too numerous
to mention.
IL people would pay more attention to
properly regulating the action Of their bow
els, they would nave less frequent occasion
to call for their doctors services to subdue
attacks of dangerous diseases.
That, OF all known agents to accomplish
this purpose, DR.. Piercets Pleasant Pellets
are unequalled, Is proven by the fact that
once used, they are always in favor. Their
secondary effect is to keep tho bowels open
and regular, not to further constipate, as is
the case with other pills. Hence, their great
popularity with sufferers from hahitual con-
atipation, piles and indigestion.
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II dom see your husband with you
20 much rs when ron were In your hon
eymoon, = said the clergyman as he met
m occasional attendant at his church.
HAS he grown cocl?"
mot IL what you preach be true, =
she said coyly. He 10 dead. TOLEDO
Blade.