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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-27
WASHINGTON LETTER.


From our regular correspondent.
Washington, ID. C.. Jtily 30, 1891
He must Be.a queer sort of democrat
I,zyilo can get any satisfaction out Of the
present tariff situatIon. The report of II
general disagreement as the result Of
hnearly two weeks work on the part Of the
house and senate con fcrees certainly
does not look encouraging although
somr of the gloom is lifted hl the know
ledge that while the disagreement is for
reasons satisfactory To the cOnterees re-
ported to be geneFalit is ia fact only oevr.
| some half dozen of the senate amend
ments, including sugar, coal and iron
ore, the house cOnfcrees insisting that
| they should go on the free list, as in the
| Wilson bill and the senate cOnlcTees that
| they shall remain rs passed by the senate.
| 1t is not clear just at this time what the
| that the democrats III congress will he
willing to carry the disagreement to the
| extent of allowing the Mckinley law to
remain Ill force, as Is NOW being JnbilantlN
predicted by the republicans. 1t would.
he better if fine conferees ofter another
attempt fail to reach an agreement to
call in some prominent democrats from
the outside and let them arbtrate. The
i, ,,ro,,i.aI +I,, cam,
80, t''''' 49, .,I,
Try a taflh Ia" ahu'lt Will DE Shlclual loI
the democrats i'll congress to fail to keep
that uromtsc
ri, ..,t .........:., ..--,:4.....
NO ''' ''iiiii' 100 vi 'e' '''o' 100 "o-
clded at ITS meeting this week that al
Though the Utah oil hrst became Ia"
Arizona and New Mexico should be adj
mitt4d Ia the uniou ot tI,,, sam, tim,
,,,'.I :u,....I. ,...'1'r' .,...r'.,,
and directed that bills therefor should b"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-27
sheFia's Sale.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish .oi
Calcasieu, STATE Of Louisiana.
Ne. l312
80 q .9lIsIana V. AIphenae Illarv.


State Of Louisiana vs.. Alphonse Iaidy
1O ~ VIRTUE Of 4 writ Of tieri faeias issued
IL and 70 me diregteh, III tie honorable
court aforesaid, / have seized, and Vim affer
lqr sale, at public auction, 10 the last ana
+ highest bidder, with The benefit 81 apprase-
mentJ at the e9nrt bpuse door Of thiE parish
u re Ely lake Charles, Ia. on
Saturday, AugAat sRlh. AsOA.
between legal hoHfs, tie following described
pr9periy, sitlated IN the toxin III Lake
Charles, Parish 0f iCale4sieu, stats Of I1oulsi-
ana and described as follows, toBit:
All that certain piece d. parcel 81 land sit
mated N lot NUN bar seven t7)lof the Thos.
kiibo subdivision ~ TIE neLh Of tle nwk 81
section y, toai' aship nine south, range eight
vest ~ The tGNn Of Lake LllaElesl las, com
neneigg AZ = polnt en- tAe east side pf ne 80
1921 slFeet n t9aen lets seven And sight 0f
above snbiilylslDn ~ ne HqrlhKest corner
II w t5aet 81 lsDl sold bg Pierre Mark to
y. kAlaii ff9q asii point Thinning north along
ne east SIDE ID said street distance a so
feet agd haek e8si between Parallel lines $50
ieet- B0upaed Bqllh ~ property % w. ~
Wlalley, east by &hatiaF aansh byG Fiili.
ana West bY q street, together with an tn
improvements, FlghSs ways and privileges
u tae s9ms pslpAgiag ~ it any #ay Appsr-
seiftd nndsf AID wiz
Terms tsaaa IA az IF sale-
DAVID y REID,
Sheriff q Caieasirn Rats6 Ia.
aheEa 7 9liee Lake Qhafles ~. Aqig 5ih,
y - Mliler IA AUS far Pllf
a
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-27

1t is matter Of fact that for many
years the finances of this city have been
conducted in n very loose manner There
has been no system Of checks or balances
and the opportunity has been afforded
for the dishonest to plumber the city
Gd Abitam. Understand as that we make
no charges against any former treasurer,
collector or clerk. We simply affirm
that the system Of bookkeeping, OF per
haps We had better say the want of sys-
lem, has rendered it possible for dishonest
officials to take money that does not
belong to them, without fear of detection.
As to whether the city has been plundered
in the past that will forever remain a
matter Of conjecture, each one who is
eOnyeTsant with the matter having his
Own opinion. We trust the present city
government will be able to DEVISE some
method of keeping the city hooks which
will make one officer a check upon an
other and which can be readily under
stood.
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For sale ohoag

4 40 ACRES COOP n I w w. &
100 aear Fafi'a Aills ai n IA
I'M nj III N L see. 81 fP NIX
aboit aeres igin h sgla eAsl
81 reasoBahle an tine trAFAH
isRreb To. near knillis
la
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-27
GOnslallle's sale.
Third Ward Jnsiiee Court, Parish Of calcasisn
State Of Louisiana. No. as. ''s'1N

t1ti TX z sAFtt QtlFtJ Parish of Calcasieu
state Of Louisiana. No. as.
Read a tQKERToN ". DAVID j. REID
VIRTUE Of a writ of liieri faeias a.
IN. \ z sAed APO 70 PIE directed ~ nc honor
INK i3AfL 9i4fesaid, have seized and will
piIeF 49r sale 81 public anetinn, " ~ iast sn5
Alghest biader, with gle benefit nj aDDlaise.
X " Ele e2qrt lanse door pf this 1aTisb
Y tAe elly Of Lake CHARLES, In, on
Ne sllay. ARaEssa Astll, Rs9A,
property Situated II VIZ RagIsh NJ
iseIs. e l-9Hlsaaq, And DESCRIBED aa falIaNs,.
e kast thrsefipprihs 81 sWJ( az sVlla
see' ~ lp. 4 = q 3 ", /; NV II In sF
ese 10, ~ =, wv. I; W. III .tI,e si5 y
ige ls n sd.8. 49, ,3el.,' 10 q Il eoa5i
eslSeq Hnier ssiH wit.
IeFns CASH
LEMUEl, &. nRRg
Constable Ihlrd Wafd, UsieasIea IA
Pug b1Bt
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-27

THE insurance hobby at the capital dur
ing the session of the legislature, was
strong enough to defeat all insurance leg
islatiOn in the interests of the people.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-27

Toom many laws and too lax an inforee-
meht Of them, is the bane of this country.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-27
SheFia,ss Sale.
l~elltb6, judicial District Court, Parish of
feaicasieu, State .of Louisiana.
No. l4i4. '''T

isAi4 WOLF gEs JULIEN RIGHAEp, Er AL.
H2K FIRTU q Of a writ Of lflorl faeias tsspe5
o Co., WY y re aiFsGted, by lie honorable
fSF 'FpFeSalq have seized, and WiH ,oiT9r
XII ~ BNpl.c auction, 70 The last aud
H, utst plgatr for whatever it win bring n
tle 'GollFt house door ~ Galcasleu .parIs6, in
we boEp u Lake Charles. l4s., % z
Saturday, August 4th. 1894
between legal hqyes the following described
PROPERTY hilAgtsi IN the said PARISH IN ,ica-
sletl state aforesaid, taRlt
4sl,--t 4e northeast Quarter, and She east
KIM III ithe pqFlllKest quarter the sQpthwest
hate ~ ~ sAe nqrthiFest quarter, DIE north
quarter ~ the sputhwest auarter. AZ wv iab
sa1iyitwp t23) The northwest quarter N tS,e
qutHHest quart fOf section W eiitp- threaf o35
ElRnshiP two t9 sonth. III range sgye5 III
VEST Also the south half N seetlon tsgantT
wv. ~ tpFAshlp tNg III south. al fanse
s serss ts es e. lathe aggFesase, e2
end,-l be nQF4h hall M The snuthwest anay-
ter, and Ahe sQnthwest quarter ~ nv solfb.
sest lsF pi section thlrtEsaYe t85). town
rillp elsht ~ sQnth % range seven Z n lFfsi ].
ALSO we nnF beast quarter az the k0ilthpaet
z l4fFeE q section nineteen iiD ana nnrthwest
ll..Lss t,l tfle southwest anaFteF nf aaelian
ss.l,l,s y, ~ gFsnshlp nine all south of range
VI ss,l, is3' Nssl containing 10 the aggregale.
lrpYenlents. right; waFs ma plfyii IN
ne aaQae helpnglne. n
Seized nnderAaid Writ.
ha sal #git Qf Gers faelas haV,pg
9eep issned pp t8el3e Enonta lis boa6 7 m
.paYe aeseFl opeliY lli te st,If III 4 81 4
p whatever y @lI 8giag y
sheriR n IA \; AtAR
ihsFig Qiilee Lake CaagIaa IA, daly i5ih,
Geo, q 3 p. y Wella. III Att,,s ~ ~
e0Af
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-27

Ia NQineH looks eaql Rp hot daY she
sipessn't nllpd being RagM. feAisan
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-27

tiAeHe Yan D aHll 81 q baarF aasea Iii
pt spsenlat0r igSastliar, q
Pc 9nlieai Il wa d asg, Iiils
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-27

Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish of
CaleasLeu, State of L0uisiana.-NO 1894
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-27
Good Service!
Prompt Returns !
COLUMBIA
MIL.
N ew York

The undersigned call the
attention of planters and fac
tors to the above mill which
is among the largest in the
United States. 1t is equip
ped with the latest and best
machinery for the milling of
Rice, and secures out-turns
equa1led by few and exoeIled
by none. -Aanoa.-.
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Sheriff. Sale.


~Glith Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Caicasieu, State Of Louisiana.-No. 1895.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-27

lGARL WoI.F vs., Ju1IRN RIoHAnp Fr Az,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-27

iEeilth Judicial District Court, Parish of
Haicasisu State OF Louisiana. No. 1919.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-27

VA. F. sCuWING. J.W. MOORE, IN.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-05

composed Of Russian thistles compressed
into small bales which are said to burn
well and are easily manufactured. Mr..
Herr thinks or making q tour OF the
thistle district giving lessons on baling
the weed at 90 much 0 lesson.
Col Richard Woods. president Of the
state republican league, announces the
organization since the adjournment Of
the republican state convention Of near
" eighty clubs, with an average mem.
Der ship OF over 100. The total member.
ship today 10 not Car from 10000. Be
fore election day ne predicts the organi.
cation OF fully 200 leagues with o grand
aggregate membership OF 25,OOO.
Joe Kirby has commenced libel suit
amounting 20 100000 in the federal
court against the Sioux Falls Press foI
TyndaIl Palmer, OF Philadelphia and
Joao Francisco Dc Frietas OF Brazil. In
1892 the Press published a United Press
dispatch from Philadelphia that these
parties robbed q gas company ofs440,0OO
They now claim this false publication
has injured each $4,000. A like suit
has been brought against the st. Pau
Dispatch.
For rent-A seven room house with
stable. 9. 3. KENNEDY.
ZEHCM &#@E0N. G#a&@Se@A
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Others ana was heartily commended.

others and was heartily commended.
Rev. r. N. VanDoren here gave an
exegesis OF I John 80.
Bros. VAN oren and Kesne discussed
the paper ard commended its thought.
Rev. d n. Mason read a paper on
aPulpit preparation Labor. requires
time, place and material. The paper was
able. timely and brought forth valuable
Thoughts on the work OF a minister,
Jesus Christ. Drs. Williams, Mallory
and Haigh gave additional thoughts on
the same subject.
Brother Ward made a plea for a Sun
day school session in our convention and
several brethren spoke OF the import
ance Of our Sunday school work.
Moved by DR.. Mallory that we adjourn
TO meet at the call Of the committee Of
arrangements. Carried.
AT 2 o'clock the conver ion was called
to order by Rev. Sitter ia the absence of
Rev. E. B. Meredith Of Sioux Falls.
i Rev. Sitter read the scripture, Rev.
Jacob Olson, state missionary Of the
Swedish conference offered prayer and
then the president Of the convention,
Rev. Meredith having arrived, be took
the chair and appointed the following
committee on nominations, Bros. NJ. J.
Lewis, J.. J. Mcintyre and d. P. Ward,
after which Rev. A. G. Keene preached
the annual sermon before the convention
from Ephs 2:19. Now therefore ye are
no more strangers and foreigners but
fellow citizens with the saints, and Of
the household of faith.
Additional arrivals at the convention
today were: Rev. j.. J. Mcintyre, Spen-
Ger, Geo. w. Conger, Onida, Mrs. p. l.
Baird, Woonsocket, Rev. w. I'll. Sitter.
Sioux Falls. Thos. Irome, Egan, B. F,
Herrick, Minneapolis, M. j. Lewis. Yer.
million, J. w. Neyman, Akron, I'll. M.
Cornell; A. Williamson, Miss Keeney
MISS Corom, Brookings, Il. M. Coffey,
Elk Point, Miss Line, Aberdeen, Rev. HI,
E. Norton and wife, Dell Rapids.
The program tomorrow is as follows;
$50 q. m.-Devotional meeting.
9O0-Miscellaneous business. Re.
ports OF committees.
1~0OO-Report OF the committee on
publication society. Report OF Sunday
school missionary, ID. P. Ward. Address
by District Secretary Rev. j. w. Harris.
General discussion.
1~l:OO-Report Of committee on foreign
missions. Address by Rev. Frank Peter
sen, district secretary.
1902. m.-B. Y. P. u. business ses-
| sion.
2:30-Woman's home and foreign mis-
sion work.
4:30-Completiop of miscellaneous
business and reports OF committees.
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PREPARED FOR HARD WORE


Hnn VIII DO His utmost For Party vio-
tory I'm New York.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 6.-Senator Hill was
in good spirits when he met an Associ-
ated Press reporter In Democratic head
quarters. He predicted the success OF
his party ct the November election.
and intimated that he was prepared to
do his utmost TO bring about that result.
81 always get in my hardest work on
the home stretch he said.
Replying TO D rumor that he would
make way for Judge Gaynor at the head
of the state ticket, he said with q smile
and d~eprecatory wave OF the hand:
~ must be excused If I decline to say
anything on that subject"
Before terminating the interview.
Senator Hill said that he might have q
statement to make before his return 10
Albany, which be thought would be in
o day or two.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-05

RH1NELANDER, Wis, Oct 6.-Three
men, who are supposed to be the parties
who attempted 10 wreck the 500 line
express, were arrested here. A good
description Of them was furnished by
the hunter who saw them saving the
timbers from beneath the bridge, and
three men tallying closely with that
description were seen in a freight car
west of here. The car was watched
closely, and on its arrival here the ar
rests were made. .... -
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Cold Lined Cups Not I'm It.

A tall young man, with q pretty
young woman, sauntered across INDIE
pendence square yesterday afternoon
when Old Sol was at his hottest. when
they came to the ice water fountain, the
young woman stopped and picked MP
one Of the tin cups. and scanning IL
ruefully shook her head at her compan-
ion and laid IL quickly down again.
The next thing was to alp of q small
suede glove, and placing the pretty
hand liz fitted under the stream she
filed its palm with water and drank
from IL three times. And the next thing
was to 9 the young man bend over the
same palm while he held her wrist TO
balance the novel cup and Ave times IL
took TO satisfy him. and right willingly
did the pretty young woman fill IL and
place it TO his lips. Both actors were
perfectly un-concerned, and after the
young man had dried the young WON
ans hand in his pocket handkerchief
they sauntered In q down town direc-
ion.-Philadelphia Record.
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srATR MRWn.

Heavy rains visited nearly every Sec
tion Of South Dakota this week.
y. Il. Albright Or Huron, has been
awarded the contract FOR the construc-
tion d . $4,000 school building at
Howard.
Huronite 3: A class OF sixteen law.
yers we're examined and admitted to
practice In the United States court, al
Pierre, on Wednesday.
Four arrests were made in Sioux Falls
FOR driving over the fire hose at 4 recent
fire. Among them were two aldermen,
Joseph Sampson and John +. Cogan.
They were each fined % and costs. but
the aldermen will fight the case.
AZ the Interstate fair which opens
] next week ct Sioux City there win be
. lumber Of fine races. Among the
entries 10 d pacing race On Thursday,
October liz between Robert ]. and Joe
PAtchen for 5000 purse. These
horses ere tho two greatest pacers In the
world.
IL Herr, living east or lAlpena, lhaa
inyszssda novel kind Of fnel. II ID
NZ
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-05

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-Ten years ago
Thomas Sweeney shot and killed q man
named Ferguson. Wednesday after
noon a SON of Ferguson shot and NOR
tally wounded Sweeney. The shooting
took place on an electric car on Sc.
Charles avenue. It was witnessed by a
dozen people and was n of the most
cold blooded crimes that has occurred
in this city for years.
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Tucson, A. T., Oct. 5.-As far as
could be learned all the gang that held
up the eastbound Overland near Mari
copa station Monday morning. except
ing Frank Armour, who was shot on
the day Of the robbery near Phoenix,
r at large yet. 1t is now definitely
settled there were five robbers. Three
Of them rode in the direction OF Phoe-
nix, while two rode south towards So
nora. 2
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BODIES WASHED ASHORE.

FIFTY Victims Of the Recent storm Found
Around Key West.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 6.-A spe-
cial from Key West says that 90 dead
bodies. victims of the wrecks occurring
ON the reefs during the recent storm,
have been washed ashore ON the islands
around Key West. The dead, it 10
stated, are evidently sailors from the
vessels destroyed, although the length
Of time which has elapsed since the
storm has rendered the bodies unidenti-
fable, through decomposition. The
probabilities ! that many more Of
these CHASTITY evidences of the hurri-
canes fury win be brought to light Id
o few days.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-05
Held I'm m Saloon.

SEATTLE, Oct. 5.-A desperate walked
into the Mug saloon and ordered the
dozen men present to throw up their
hands. Charles B. Birdell, the bar
keeper, reached for his pistol, but the
desperate was too quick for him and
shot him through the heart. Birdell
fell dead and the desrerado. still cov-
ering the crowd with his revolver.
backed from the saloon and escaped.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-05

PITTsBURG, Oct. 5.-Ebenezer n. By
ers the wealthy iron merchanteof Pitts
burg, has peen declared a lunatic. His
wife, who has spent the last two years
searching for and trying to regain pos.
session Of her husband whom she al
legged was being kept FROM her by his
brother, A. M. Beyers, asked for the
inquest into her husbands sanity.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-05
Returns nom aaeorgla.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 6.-Returns come
In slowly bnt enough official and unof-
Rcial reports have been received by the
Atlanta journal mp 70 IL o'clock, 20 in
dieate an average Democratic majority
OF from 80, 600 TO 90, 200. Atkinson, the
Democratic nominee For governor, has
been scratched in all parts Of the state
and tits believed his majority will not
exceed 5000. The Democrats win
have 80 majority In the state senate and
100 majority In the house.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-05
Sc. Paul wants 5 Caub.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The directors of
the Western Base BAH league met
again at the Wellington hotel. The APP
plications Of ST. Paul and Nashville for
admittance 90 the league were consid-
cred and action deferred.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-05
at tha Head.

Glass stands first or elastic substances,
pearl Il the heaviest Of animal SUBJ
stances, mercury Is the heaviest liquid,
the heaviest woods respomegranate and
lignum. vitm. cork Is the lightest wood.
~emmensite has the highest explosive
power Of any substance yet invented.
and platinum Il the most dnctile metal.
capable Of being drawn 30 fine 40 TO Be
Observation-Disclosures News
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Killed In

MONTGOMERY, Mimi. Oct. 6.--valen-
tine Hofiiing was suffocated by gas in q
well that he was boring here. The
anger struck q rock and he went
down to fx Ii.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-05

DULUTH, Oct. 5.-The 4Oth annual
Methodist conference for Minnesota
opened here with Bishop Cyrus Foss
presiding. Sessions viii continue till
Monday. Bishop Thoburn win take
part in the programme. Five cases Of
church discipline are tocome before the
convention. but win not be taken mp
till later III the week. The opening day
wal devoted 70 the naming Of commit
tees and routine work. About 800 min
listers are iii attendance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-05
Howgate Is silent.

New YoRK, Got. 5.--Embezzler How.
gate was taken to Washington by
,ex-Chief Drufnmond. Howgate still re.
fused to mako any statement
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-10-05
THE CITY.
q RREvHTIEs.

Mis- Bessie Stewart returned nome To-
day.
Willis Patterson went to Sioux City to
attend the fair.
Gov. Sheldon will speak in Madison
next Thursday, the'11th inst.
Supt. Irwin went west in his special
car last evening returning this forenoon.
John Smith was called TO Sioux Falls
today by the serious illness OF his father.
e. b. Meredith and Prof. Walsh, OF
Sioux Falls, arrived on the afternoon
passenger.
Mrs. II. l.. Mease and Mrs. j. /. Hub
bell were passengers for Sioux City TO
spend . week with friends.
John Ogden, Esq, capitalist, Of st.
Paul Is spending . few days in the city
looking after his monied interests here.
Republican club ut the city ball to
night. Several good speeches are in
prospect and M interesting meeting
generally.
John Gilchrist and Mrs. VIM. Metcalf
were passengers by the early west going
freight, for Parker, TO attend the Pres
byterian Synod.
Al. w. Holdridge started for Illinois
today to return with the railroad excur
sionists next Tuesday. Al. W. viii put
in some powerful real estate booming for
Lake county.
Our obituary reference yesterday con-
tanned unwittingly two mistakes. 10
was Mrs. julius Koepp and not MI.
Koepp who died and the funeral tomor-
row will be at 2 p. NJ.
Attorney General Crawford and Sec
rotary Of State Thorson changed cars for
the east coming from Pierre this morn
ing BY way or Lake Preston. The form
or goes to Iowa to visit his children, the
latter 10 his home at Canton. They
both give strong assurances OF republic
can success ii this state this fall.
The wedding OF Mr.. Duncan McGil-
livray Of Winfred and Miss Mabel
!. Phelps OF this city took place last even
ing at the residence OF Mayor McGllliy-
ray, brother q the groom. Immediate
relatives only were present and after .
supper Of much social enjoyment the
newly welded couple departed for their
home at Winfred. Rev. ]. p. Jenkins
was the officiating clergyman.
Hon. Robert j.. Gamble was greeted
by a good audience last evening at the
opera house and In his address met the
highest expectations Of his friends. His
speech was courteous, logical and point
Cd, put with q clearness and eafnestness
that carries conviction on every position
he took. Throughout the entire dis
course ii was plainly discernible that
MI. Gamble looks at politics from Q high
plane and seeks to- elevate his hearers 10
the same plane Of criticism. There are
no appeals to prejudice, cupidity or
fancied wrongs In bis u~tterances but an
earnest desire that all should act In poll.
tics for the highest good Of the people
and the nation. He dwelt upon the tar
id, money and wealth problems, hand
ling each in ON easy and practical way.
His address was Wsif received and he
was the recipient of many congratula-
ticns at the close. He spent today call
ing upon his many friends in this city
and at 3 p. N. left for DeSmet where be
and Auditor Nipple speak tonight
For rent, oome over Mcdonald Bros.
hardware store. Inquire at Mcdonald