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To all unbiased men, and those who
will lay aside their prejudices during
their reading of this debate, expect to
make good all Of the foregoing propc
sitions. Every fact in the school that
Mr.. Horr does not attack l shall take
for granted that he admits is truth.
am now ready to proceed in the order
indicated in Coins Financial School,
and as contemplated by the rules of the
debate
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NEW YORK, July l7.-Testimony in
the suit of Mrs. Ollie Corbett for di-
vorce from James J. Corbett was taken
by Referee Jacobs during the day.
Counsel for the plaintiff announced
that she charged her husband with i'm
proper conduct in the Bates House, In
dianapolis, in Charleston. w. Va, and
ut GAINESVILLE in April.
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WILLIAM HOPE HARVEY.

ing sides of the money question Kos
we'll q. Horr and William Harvey.
1t was about 2 p. IN. when the witty
ex.congressman from Michigan, now a
resident of New York, and the sharp
Colorado newspaper man, now citi-
zen of Chicago, signified to the judges
and the select audience present
by invitation at the Illinois
club, on Ashland avenue. that all was
in readiness for the successive 1000
word broadsides that with three minute
rests were to last three hours a day for
ten successive days. The judges were
ex-Solicitor General of the United
States, Charles H. Aldrich and Hon.
Henry Miller
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Preparing for tho Fight.

DALLAS, Tex. July 1.-THE adverse
opinion OF Attorney General Crane tc
the legality of the Corbett- Fitzsim-
mons contest created no surprise at
fight headquarters. 1t will be claimed
that the license law, requiring the pay
ment Of $500, has never been repealed.
Manager Dan Stuart is going ahead
with his preparations for the fight.
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To Elect a President.

ST. PAUL, July IA meeting of the
normal school board will be held at the
capitol Friday morning at IL o'clock to
hear the reports Of the subcommittee,
William +. Mitchell, local director, and
Director Engstrom in regard to the
election of u superintendent Of the St.
Cloud normal school to succeed Pro-
fessor Carhart. A successor will likely
be chosen at that time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-07-17

LEWIS. Que, July l7.-Several suits
for heavy damage have been begun
against the Grand Trunk railway by
relatives OF persons killed in the collls-
ion at Craigs Road week ago. The
property loss was about $3.50, 900, but
the claims for personal damages may
exceed even that sum.
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and celebrity of
comBatants, the
majority of spec
tators pres Q n t
were persuaded.
rightly or wrong.
ly that the up-to-
date tournament
equalled, if it did
not surpass, the
famous occasions
when the knight
ly champions of
old had a joust
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Minnesota a Great Iron State.

MINNEAPoLIs, July l7.-John Birkin.
bine Of the United States geological
survey is in the city for few days Wis.
iting H. v. Winchell. He has just re-
turned from Mexico and is on his way
north to the Vermillion and Mesaba
ranges in Northern Minnesota. He is
loud in his claims for Minnesota as an
n-producing state, and says that last
year she was only second to Michigan,
with Wisconsin third. Minnesota last
year produced 5000, 600 tons of iron ore
as against 4, 500, 900 tons for Michigan.
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Took the White Veil,

ROCHESTER,, Mimi, July 17.-At the
conclusion of the annual retreat of the
Sisters of St. Francis four women took
the white veil, eight sisters entered
into first profession for three years and
nine entered the second profession for
life Father Herman of Owatonna
preached the sermon on THE Religious
State" Bishop Golfer of Winona and
Fathers Horan, Conroy, Maddox and
Riordan were present.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-07-17

The East river, North river and South
river, at New York, were named by the
Dutch. ).
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Horr and Harvey Begin the
Much Advertised Finan-
Cial Debate.
THIRTY HOURS OF DISCUSSION
Each Prefaces Argument With
a Statement of His
Position.
CH0CK FULL OF ERROR
Says Horr of Coins Financial
School-Harvey Stands
by 1t.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE field of the
cloth of gold, with the significance Of
chivalry. is outrivalled in Chicago In
elaborateness of arrangement at least
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should never be sacrificed for the bene-
fit of men who live ON what they bor-

But all these things will be more
fully explained as the contest pro-
grasses
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7-s4E FASt4lCa PLATE.

Ccraagoy is coming il for q great oe-
gree Of favor this year.
There gre 40 sodets, on ripple, effects
o1. tie slzir1s Of IeW short, sIsssy J;,eL-
sts and coats.
Scotch plaids il satin snrah or SIX
md wool aro made into stJllsa waists
10 wear over black skirts.
s;eparsste waists are displayed II all
tho importing houses ali fancy cry
goods stores i'll greater aill more attract
i've forms and varieties than eYer.
Very launty littla eapes for evening
haye m1di,l collars lined with feathers,
and more snowy capes Of brocaded silks
il bright colors are trimmed "iih biaek
fur.
Many Of the new cloth Jackets and
three quarter coats have the popular
melon shaped sleeves and vandyke
collar Of mink or otter, with points
that reach to the waist.
New and pretty gimps the color OF
the gown mixed with bronze, silver or
cold threads, mary Of them dotted with
spangles, are effective but inexpensive
trimmings for day dresses.
Silk covered morcen pettlcoats are
taking the place Of heavily lined dress
skirts, the outer skirt now being clthcr
unlined and simply faced, or else silk
or percaline lined, with no stl1Ienine
whatever as al interlining.
Fashionable elderly women aro this
season wearing plaids Of large sl2o, but
in black, with broad bars 81 alae', SATIN,
satin crossed with velvet and iustfGus
corded silks marked with inch N1do
bars of nlaLye, damson or Clark gray
sat!n.
Feather boas arc rs popular - oTe'',
and tile latest novelty is aade of IT,.
tirs soWea Oh 70 il ribboa not moro f1aa
three quarters cf a yat.. l7a-' and asilsl.
ed IL tic ends with t}aisings af chiiian
cd.el with i featLa. fringe ot inl- ei-i-J
of black lace 1Gae-New 4orh Pest.
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The 7gcrry eari.sssla~.

The JOYOUS christmas day had uni
yersal observance III MilbAuk. by family
reunions and npighbofly gatherings. he
fitting the great event winch the day
commentaries.
At the Congregations, church very
tastefully arranged decoration OF the
church was made, and iii connection with
i well-loade,. tree for the children pro-
gram Of eSerclses.was given by the sun
day school scholars before the dlstribu-
tion Of presents.
At the NJ f. church the little folks al
SO had the right Of way, aud most
pleasing and interesting cantata,entlt led
"Santa Claus Visit vas renderedln q
most enjoyable manner. the presentation
of the cantata beng ane q the finest
thing. OF the kind ever given in MllbanG.
rejecting credit not only upon tho young
people who took part IN 1t but also upon
thps. Who had tire affair III caarge Tor
theu painstaking drilling of the partl
5eipat.fs.
1 One af the features 0f Il exercises IA
] tle above mentioned churches vas +;
collection taken III from tie chlldref
ana others FOR the support Of the Home
for ilendless tai!tiren Il Sioux Fails
under the Supervision III Rev. Shtrrart
i mot worthy inasltGtion St practices
I hpneyDfaaca iAa response WAS mos
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ikzi. BLIND PIG.
EHc Gets hiSEye Teeth Pulled. and
the Putting Results in Large
StOci< OF Liquid G"Oa> and Bar
Fixtures in the Hands of
the Sheriff

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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-12-27

The masons are recognizing st. John s
day by the installation of officers tins
evening.
The County Superintendent and Mrs.
Aldrlch were enjoying a family reunion
at the homestead OF l.. O. Aldrlch in
Elmira The first Of the week,
A meeting OF the Big Stone Lake Park
association Is being held this afternoon
at the NJ. + church to make arrange
mens for the coming summers program
G. NJ. Clark started for New York city
this morning, to enter upon his new
work of travelling agent for the Amer
can Investment company. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Clark, who goes as
far as Minneapolis with him.
Tie daily receipts Of milk at the cream
erv is constantly on the increase, over s.
600 lbs. I, being taken II last Tuesday, ana
a number OF new patrons have been add
Ell to the list. The excellent price that
creamery butter IS now commanding
Viii euabIe the creamery to pay over 2oc
This month.
There have been So many earnest re
quests to have repeated the Christmas
.eantata rendered by the young people Of
the NJ. T.. Sunday school Christmas eve,
that those in charge have decided TO re-
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l.. l.. Conrght is making Christmas
visit with his family and friends in
Milbank
Postmaster Middlebrnok has been en-
loving Il visit from his father, who comes
from Iron River, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Rodgers Of Monte
video, came up Christmas To make
M"rry at the Rodgers homest,td td.
Fcrty pounds of oat meal for Il
dollar at
If ERLANDsos & JoHNsoNs.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. Foss, OF Monteyideo,
were up spending Christmas with Mrs.
Foss parents, MIR and Mrs. llollan s.
Mrs. l.. I}. Wedn, Of Stockholm, died
Yesterday morning. She was 81 years oi
age and leaves a husband aud four
children,
Miss Maggie Engle, who has been en-
ployed in EIIot's millinery department,
took her departure for her home at An
/ dover ld>L evening"
Elbridge IIenly, who is taking a course
IA the law department ot the Minnesota
university, Is spending the holi days with
ms Milbank friends
Philip Dittes sold d farm in Roberts
county last week To George Bear,
through s. NJ Pa,cos real estate agency,
tie consideration being 81, 2&6.
Mr.. NJ II Niseman is enjoying q
Christmas vlstt with his family. and his
daughter Mis-. 4 liocun, Of MonteyIdeo
also joined the family circle on the
occasion
James Loekhart says the fall q the
hammer has very merry ring these
DAYS. al an account q allttle ladS "h'
arrived at lis home Christmas eve, as !
present from Santa Claus.
4 meeting Of the Big Stone Lake As
sembly Association i scheduled for to
day IT | j.. m. at the patlors Of the NJ
+, church. TO which all interested III th'
grounds are requested 10 be present
The st Hubert hotel gave It's patrons
j very elaborate dinner on Christmas day
which was enjoyed by a number OF oi
citizens as we'll is the guests q tile lloie
The st. Hubert Is one OF the most POI
,f,la. .stouninu places on the line Of th
II d.
,rnc3e 10 Fanset sass that lie expert
aaeel tire first runaway accident OF III
! l,fe one day last Week Tie bueg
neye siippsd from It's place and ifighten
"a tha horses. but luckily the latter 500
: freed themselves from the vehicle. III
y Int lit.le damage was done except I
the harness.
Ray Farrineton. q 0r'enville, Who VII
j, be remember as having heen employe'
I III tire photograph gallery here Icy
years ago, was in town last Saturday
III. +. is nov studying law II the of'lc
g OF 4 l. Cliff, OF orlonyllir, ana u
= SAID takes to the legal profession IKE
duck to water
The great seasons trade At Elliot $ wa
fttinoly closed with the largest hollda
il'''"s's ,'0'l -, no,.a .nnma,ce
n -, ao;,ol sne
VI o;a,;v
lioerai pio'oiase '''.'' 80 ~
public they advertise this "eeA " CLOS
their winter cloaks at less than manl
~ tac,n,ars cost
Il i ae1u'e1o 0o''
number Or The young irlehus
burr hu''aoeis : o'''.'o - : -
upon hlHl l"so pA'
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r. A. R-GES HUMPHREY, posi- -
- Meets every second and fourth Saturday,
/ : u. IN. sharp. nj the Court Honss. ~ eoin-
ldes visiting our city are invited 10 meet Win
$ \. /. LowTHlAN CommaLder, IEo. y.
TEAnNs Adjutant.
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h EIIEF CORPS-Gen, Humphreys Relief
|h Germs meets every second and fourth
thursday OF each month ~ he ! = =, NIL,
MRs.J BosWoRTH. Pree
Mrs. II T. ABBOTT Rec
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CHURCHES

|CATHoLIc Service ~ ST Lawrence hnrch
every alternate Sunday III io."' a. M hh' :.
n aTHBg |. NrGF.
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Eating Il 4 necessity. - 'he healthy.
it is d pleasure; to the arspep'lc, tor
ture. 81 the use Of Ayers s'nsparllla,
the weakes, and most disordered stomach
is restored to its natural condition, and
food is once more partaken OF With
youthful relish and satisfaction.
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Consolidated April II, 1890
THE I1EIsAED.sBN AND TO-
IEDO WEEKLY BLADE
FOR S1.6J.

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coming next year, ever thoughtful clti-
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great national weekly The greatest and
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has been a regular visitor in every part
of the Tnlon. and is we'll known at al
most every one OF the 10000 postotlices
in the country. 1t is edited with refer
ence to a national circulation 1T IS u
Republican, paper, but men Of all poll
tics take it, because of It's honesty and
fairness in the discussion Of all public
questions. 1t is the fayorlte family
paper. with something for every member
Of the household Serial stories. poetry,
Wit and humor; the Household depart
ment (best in the worldl Young Folks,
SUNDAY school Lessons, Talmage's Ser
mons, the t'armstead, tine Question
Bureau (which answers questions Tor
subscribers.1 the News Of the Week III
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Ortonpile Herald 4 successful at
TEMPT al Suicide occurred at an early
hour last Sunday morning, at the farm
of E,rjck Borg. III the town Of Malta.
Louis Anderson, Botgs tennaa1, became
dlsheutpnea over financial matters, and
arose about a. III :. and repaired in te
barn, where, two hours fater his litless
body was found Anderson bad closed
the barn door and lain d.wn on some
cram sacks. and with 4 razof hal en'
Ills throat, and 50 through}y did be &c
tie iob. tia, death mast have sneed1i,
ensupe lie eeame llele from Clark eoah
: fy. So. Oak, and leaves wife am sever
Il small children i'll destitute cireunl
stances
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Physicians recommend Ayer's Pills Tor
dyspepsia ard liver complaint, and Tor
general family use. See Ayers Almanac.
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The Relief Gsrps nave elected the
following oficers Tor ensuing year:
Pres. Mrs Sarah Fitch.
Sen. Vice Mrs. Eliza Mount.
tn Vice Mrs. Ellen Nixon.
Treas Mrs. Mary oonfisht.
Chap Mrs Ellen Mcpherson.
Conductor Mrs. Hattie Stearns.
Guard Mrs. II. Reed
Delegate to convention Mrs. Lldla
z. Abbott.
lit. Mrs Eaza Mount.
II a recent meeting of tie v &. i.
u the following officers were elected:
Pres Mrs Lydia = Abbott.
Sec. Mrs. Hattie Ecker
Cor. Sec Mrs Wiseman.
Treas. Mrs McCollum.
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Co TO isrlanison y johnson Tor
Coon Skin coats. Will be sold regard-
less Of cost, come soon 10 avoid the
rush. y
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When the hair has talen out, leaving
the head laid, If the scalp j. not shinny,
there is chance Of regainlng the hair BY
using Halls HAIR ReEewer.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-03
FOE THE BETTER CARE OF ANIMALS
ACTION TAKEN BY THE SOCIETIES FOR THE PRE-
VENTION OF CRUELTY

ACTION TAKEN BY THE SOCIETIES FOR THE PRE-
vENTION OF CRUELTY.
Albany Oct The final session OF the sixth an
nua convention of the Societies for the Prevention
OF Cruelty to-day WAS devoted TO matters In rela-
ton to cruelty to animals. The following resoiu-
tons were adopted:
That humane societies may take possession OF
animals where those in charge Of them have been
arrested or their possessor fails TO care for them
properly and for them until they SHOULD pc
surrendered, the charge for care to be len on
animals Ala. ,t.o,.os
That humane societies may have duly licensed
veterinary surgeon examine any animal IN question
without owners consent on order Of Court, II neces-
sary. -, ....,.
That humane societies take possession or stray
animals dogs and horses. when not IN possession
OF their lawful owner and failing in their attempts
to restore the same, may make what further dis
position OF them they see nt.
II s Mcleod OF Troy; II. S. Bruce, or syracuse
and the Rev J. II Dennis. Of Rochester, were ap-
pointed A Committee on Legislation
The following officers for the ensuing year were
elected President Elhridge T. Gerry. OF New-fork;
secretary Robert j. Wlikln Of BROOKLYN; treasurer.
" : peck OF Syracuse. The vice-presdents were
reelected as well as the members Of the Executive
Committee. with the exception Of "; ;. Peck' OF
Syracuse who was named in place or colonel 4. A
lockwood, of Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-03
is LIFE WORTH LIVING

The man who keeps his stomach in
first-class condition all the time is the
only man who stands chance Of snc-
cess in life. For all disorders of the
stomach, liver aud kidneys the genuine
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt is without equal.
1t is specially beneficial for chronic
constipation, gouty and rheumatic af-
fections, diabetis, etc. Best results
obtained when outdoor exercise can be
had. Be sure to obtain the genuine
article, which has the seal of the city
of Carlsbad and the signature of "EIs-
NER & MENDELsON Co., Agts., New
York." on every bottle.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-03
ENGIsH cRICKETERs SAIL FOR HOME

The English team of crIcketers which fas been
making a tour Of this country for the last Hoh'n
sailed for home yesterday on the American liner
New-York They had lost much or their ruduy ap-
nearance since their arrival here, for the climate
had reduced them considerably. The choleralc synp
toms to which all Eng.ishmen appear TO De SUD
iect on their arrival here were not absent anu
some of the men lost greatly in weight
When seen on board the New-York before SAIL
ing. Captain Mitchell expressed himself freely
I'VE enjoyed our trip very much" he SAID, not
wlthstandlng our two defeats in Philadelphia TOT
which we totally unprepared. we louhd
American cricketers hospitab.e in the extreme anu
evervwhere we went we were treated with the
greatest consideration and kindness. - ,
'The Philadelphans have very good team oul l
do not think they would stand much chance against
the professional bowling Of the first-cass counties
OF England | consider G.. ;. Patterson the oest
batsman in this country but no other man mere ap-
pears TO be in his class. He would certainly De III
cluded among the first twelve crcketers OF England
although of course he cannot be considered the
equal OF Grace Stoddart, Abel Maclaren or Brown.
The Englishmen guests at a dinner at the
PLAYERS Club Tuesday night, ana tney salted
away with a good opinion of American cricket and
criCketers.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-03
METHODISTS IN SESSION.
THE CENTRAL NETWORK AND GENEsEE coN'
FERENCEs MEET AT NEWARK AND
ROCHESTER,

Newark Y Oct. 2-The twenty y-eightn anhuAA
session OF the Central New-York Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church convened this mornihs
AT o'clock in the Methodist Episcopai Shufen'
This conference embraces within its boundaries mo
counties OF Yates Schuyler Cayuga Tompkinss
Chamung Onondaga, Cortland and Madison, Win
portions Of Wayne ontario. steuben ana Oneida, To-
gethsr with Bradford County and portions or Tioge
and Sullivan Pennsylvania. The presiding onicer
OF the meeting is Bishop Edward Gayer Andrews.
of Nev-York City Five delegates are 70 De seecteu
o attend the general conference, which Is 70 take
pace at Cleveland in May, 1896. The morning ses-
sion was devoted to addresses OF welcome and
ror,ira business Bishop Vincent addressed the
delegates in relation 10 the work necessary IN the
church during the coming year what is needed
said the Bishop is horizon, wider field, In wnicn
10 work and a clear sky TO reflect the workings IN
the light of Christianity. Let US unite in accom-
p.ishing this and shall be successful E. +.
HubbeI OF Buffalo, reelected as conference
secretary with power to appoint assistants. Dr.
w v Kelly Editor OF The Methodist Review,
presented his report. Tributes to the memories OK
the Rev j. ~ Brown OF this city; the Rev. Dr. A.
W Cummings OF Welisvil.e. y. T.; F. @. Hiboard.
~ CLIFTON Springs and j. c. Whteside, OF Syracuse,
Were offered by different speakers at the memorial
services This evening the Rev. John Hamilton, or
SSincinnati spoke on the Freedman's Aid and South
ern Education Society OF which he Is corresponding
secretary
Rochester. Oct 2-The Geresee Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church began its eighty
sixth annual session in the Monroe Avenue Cnurcn
this morning Bishop John II. Vincent presided
This Is one of the most important ecclesiastical
bodies In the State. II includes the whole OF west
ern New-York west OF line drawn so as TO inciude
PALMYRA. Canandaigua and Corning. except por-
,fon az Chautauqua County, and a.so embraces the
counties OF McKean Potter and portion OF Tioga-
in Pennsylvania. The work OF the conference 10
chiefly review OF the wear. Delegates will be
elected TO the General Confererce and one OF these
is likely 10 be the Rev. DR.. ;. Hunt. Other names
mentioned are the Rev Or. j. T. Williams and tho
Rev DR. J. Z. Bills. The chief interest centres in
the making OF the annual appointments which are
not announced until the conference Is about 70 ad-
journ A we.l-known Clergyman said to-day: There
is no sublime a spectacle than when 10
Methodist preachers take their years work from the
hands OF the Bishop. and without complaint go
loya.ly to their feds OF labor"