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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-06-23
Wisconsin, -nyheter.
Pensionh har blifvit beviljad fru Dora
Anderson Milwaukee. .,c.

Pension har blifvit beviljad fru Dora
Anderson i Milwaukee. .,..
Advokatexamen har aflagts af j. e.
Samuelson fran Eau Claire.
Eft mejeri soker man ia till stand
Poplar. ALA utsigter f0refinnas att
foretaget skal roma framgang.
Sk0rdeutsigterna ha icke varit bait
re pa manga ar an de aro nu skrifves
det fran Plainfield Det ymniga regn-
fallet forliden vecka har varit till stort
|gagn for den vaxande grodan.
En- sparvag skan anlaggas mellan
Eau Claire och Chippewa Falls. Dessa
stader aro belagna omkring 10 mil fran
hvarandra, men midt emellan dem ar
den vackra sion Lake Hollie belagen.
Arbetet tros skola borja genast.
Mordbrand har under de sista tire
manaderna tidt och ofta forekommit i
Negaunee. En- vigilanskomite har der
for blifvit tillsatt, och nasta mordbran.
mare, som upptackes, torde lopa fara
att bli hangd narmaste lyktstolpe.
Amman uppfafva kontraktet. Coun-
tystyrelsen hade onsdags ett mote i
Ashland, hvarvid det besl6ts att ater-
kalla de $4,000 obligationer, som
blifvit utgifna for den nya Ashland,
Minneapolis & st. Paul iernvagen, pa
grund af att bolaget Ell uppfyllt sina
forbindelser att ha % mil af banan far
olga inom iva ar.
OIyckshandeIser. Elmer Dahl, en-
s-arig son till Martin Dahl i La Crosse
CO., drunknade den IL dennes. Theo-
dor Norrby fick samma dag solstyng
under det han arbetade sin tradgard
och dog efter nagra timmar. Peter
Soubech foil onsdags qyall ett hett
maskkar Mickels bryggeri och dog ef-
ter s timmars svara plagor.
yalgSrenhef. James Aram, en- af de
rikaste mannen j trakten af Delaven,
har skankt Diver $50, 900 till valgorande
andamal. Till mime af sina f5raldrar
har han gifvit $4,000 for upprattande
af ett hem for fattiga metodistprester;
till mime af sin dotter har han gifvit
$40 900 for upprattandet af EFT lanbib-
liotek; 81 900 till hyarje kyrka staden,
och 81, 600 till en- begrafningsfond.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-06-23
Fran west superior. F6rs5k at

Fran West Superior. Forsok att
f0rgifta hela familjen Rickenberg gjor-
des onsdags. Fru Rickenberg tog pa
morgonen vatten en- utanf0r huset
staende tunna for att koka katie, af
hyilket en- 15-ar;g son blef haftigt sjuk.
Undersokningar visa, att rattpulver
blifvit kastadt i vattnet. En- John
Doc har blifvit arresterad sasom miss
tankt for dadet.
Laktaren f6Iined. Vid en- gatuparad
af Lemen Bros. cirkus i Black River
Falls nedfoll en- 18 fot. hog laktare,
som bIifvit upprest ofver trottoaren,
och omkring 20 personer, som tagit
plats pa densamma, kastades till mar
ken. Manga bade bland dem som be-
funno sig pa densamma och de som vo-
70 pa marken nedanfor, erhollo svara
skador. Genie Erikson och Carrie
Hanson voro ibland de syarast skada-
de. Den senare troligen lifsfarligt.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-06-23
Dakota f,ylleter.

Till postnlastare KinIoss, Welsh co
har Gustaf Olson blifvit utnamd.
Sk0rdeutsigterna ha aldrig yarit
battre an nu, skrifyes det fran Devils
Lake, N. d.
Ire krogar ha erhaIlit tiIlstandsbe-
Wis Huron, s. d. De betala 81, 600
hvardera for rattigheten. Ingen af dem
begagnar f0rhangen for f0nstren eIler
bakd6rrar. Lonkrogarne deremot So
ker man bli qvitt.
Land for nybyggare. Mellan $4,000
och 100000 acres land komma smart
att oppnas for nybyggare N. D. In
dianreservationerna vid Fort Pembina,
Fort Stevenson och Fort McGinnis
komma att bli tillgangliga for bosatt-
ming, sd smart landet hunnit bli upp-
matt och varderadt.
En- syar OlyckShindeIse timade i
mandags qyall Watertown, S. D.,
det att Mulholland byggnaden pa Oakes
street stortade ned. Omkring 20 per-
saner blefvo begrafna ruinerna. Iva
personer blefvo d0dade, fiera andra aro
sd svart skadade, att de komma att do.
Neutrality-suspicious. fortsattes hela nat
ten emellan mandagen och tisdagen.
En- flagelstorm passerade mandags
Oliver sodra delen af Stutsman CO., N.
d. och gjorde stor skada pa grodan. Pa
en- stracka af mills bredd och 12 mills
langd vantar man knappt en- fjerde-
dels skord. Hagelstenar storre an hons
agg folio och tackle marken till en- half
fots dup. Ernst Sholander, som gait
ut for att slappa in en- hast stallet,
blef slagen sanslos. Ill.,. E
Priset pa uIl 8 cents ll0gre. Farupp-
fodare trakten af Pierre inkomma till
staden med sin ull, hvilken ar betin.
gar 3 cents h6gre pris an forlidet ar ell
Ter II cents per pund. Omkring 100000
pund anses utgora delta ars klippning,
hvilket ar ungefar detsamma som flor
arets, men den ar allmanhet af nagot
battre beskaffenhet. Det h6gre priset
berer dock icke derpa utan pa den van
tade tullen pa varan.
Skatten 1 N. d. En- SAX, som ar af
storsta vigt for hela staten, haller pa
att utageras infor domstolarne. Pa
grund af EFT misstag som begicks af
den sista legislaturen afseende pa la
/ gen ON beskattning, ar det tvifvel un-
derkastadt, huruvida skatterna for 1895
kunna indrifVas eller Ell. De ledande
juristerna staten aro af den 0fyerty-
gelsen, att nagon lag, enligt hvilket
delta kan ske, icke finnes, men att hog
sta domstolen kan stifta en- sadan lag.
En- fIicka guldgrafvare. Ida Wilson,
en- 1s-arig ficka, har inom nagra veckor
t1ttagit 81, 500 guild vid RedWater creek,
nagra mil norr ON Spear fish, S. D. Ida
och hennes far hade forliden winter
anlandt till Deadwood en- emigrant-
vagn. Pc warren dog fadern af lungsot
och lemnade sin dotter utan en- enda
cent; och den fattiga, foraldralosa fic-
kan, som icke hade det minsta begrepp
ON huru att ga till yaga for att finna,
hvad hon sokte. utan tog ALT, som
tglimmade for guild, gynnades till slut
af lyckan. Fyndet synes icke vara sd
sardeles rikt, men omkring $1,000 tros
annu kunna fas ur detsamma.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-06-23

miten for att god It'd gemensamt rad.
CORA ON motets program.
Medels staende omrostning frambar
motet sin tacksamhet till fors.i Chisago
Lake, med dess pastor och ungdoms-
forening, for det liberala och gastyan-
liga bem0tande en- hvar erfor, som sa
sstor grad bidrog till att CORA delta, det
andra stora ungdo domskonventet, till EFT
minnesrikt och angenamt mote.
Emanuel @. Stone, sekr.
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The Lamar register., 1897-07-31

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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-08-07


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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-08-07

The editor of the American
Monthly Review of Reviews, in his
department entitled ssThe Progress
of the World" discusses harvest
and trade prospects, the new tariff,
the coal strike, American annexa-
ton policies, our diplomacy on the
seal question, Japan and Hawaii,
British interests in Canada, Euro
pean politics, and many other
timely topics. In connection with
matter on the Klondyke gold fields,
an excellent map of Alaska is pub
lished. In the same department
appear interesting views of impor-
tant British colonial capitals.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-08-07

Front !! The publisher of the
Bar Harbor (Me.) Record has Of
fered prizes for the three most pop
ular bellboys in Bar Harbor. The
bellboy receiving the highest num-
Der Of votes will be given ole years
tuition at a commercial college in
Rockland, Me-; the boy receiving
the second largest vote will be given
two terms tuition at a business col
lege, and the boy receiving the
third largest vote will be given one
term. Books and school parapher-
MALTA will be furnished by the pub
Usher. The most popular bellboy
in a Maine hotel is one who eau get
a cocktail quickest on = 1aAday
morning New Orleans PtcaJ une.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-08-07

Congressman Terry, of Arkansas,
is not only a good Democrat, but
is very clever fellow. He is a
friend of the oppressed people of
the country, particularly of that
class of young folks who have got
ten marrying notions into their
heads. Mr.. Terry said:
You may put money into the pockets of
mill owner by imposing a tariff tax on lu.n
Der, but what about the millions of the
American people who need lumber to build
their homes7 The saw mill business may
be the kind of an ..infant industry that you
want to ssencourage," but what about the
young men who are taking our fair young
women into life partnerships and needing
lumber to build their homes I want to
say to you, MIR. Chairman, in confidence,
that that is the kind of 'sinfant industry
that want to see encouraged.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-08-07
A Valuable Prescription.

Editor Morrison of Worthington,
Ind, "Sun," writes: 'tYou have a
valuable prescription in Electric
Bitters, and I can cheerfully recon-
mend it for Constipation and Sick
Headache, and as general system
tonic it has no equal" Mrs. Annie
Stehle, zo25 Cottage Grove Ave.,
Chicago, was all run down, could
not eat nor digest food, had back
ache which never left her and felt
tired and weary, but six bottles of
Electric Bitters restored her health
and renewed her strenge. Prices
SO cents and $500. Get bottle
at VIM. Clegg's Drugstore.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-08-07
NOR CONSISTENT:

The Gazette has already COM
mented upon the consistency or
rather the lack of consistency of
the papers engaged in Senator Nc
Enery's defense. The vigorous
and able Carrollton News is one of
those joulnsls. Its Inconsistency
is clearly shown by the following
editorial expressions. The News
numerically arraigns the Republi-
can policy of protection and then
in the next column tells its readers
what a great thing Senator Nc
Emery did when he voted for the
Dingley bill.
The News Said:
Every senator was using his best efforts to
secure for the industries of his State slice
of the watermelon-the larger the better
realized that If Louisiana sugar and Louis
lana rice not worth playing for nothing
was. And the result is something like
$1,000, 900 annually or s1.z5a year for every
lighted to see that we have $I.25 in sight
an amount that will give an opportunity
to smoke 10 cent packages of cigarettes and
other things at advance Prices-we congra-
time suggest that he does not give contin-
mental cent for the onslaught make on his
democracy, for he is the patriot who can
sink the narrow lines created by political
parties just for chicanery and trickery, and
secure the best for people and State
And then makes the following in
coherent utterance:
High tariff and low tariff, bimeta1ism or a
gold standard, may cause industrial distur-
bance and depression as the country is mad e
TO shift from one to the other, but the coun-
try can in time adjust itself to the situation
winch results merely from a political policy.
But the happiness and prosperity of the Peo-
Pile can never be adjusted to greed and sell
lishness which seek to turn the advantages
of trade to the benefit of the few by arbi-
trary interference with the natural law of
supply and demand.
The News sees no ray of hope from the
Mckinley administration. He and his ad-
viScrs are the servants of trusts and corpor-
atoms. We are ruled by a plutocratic dig
srchy which knows mercy, has no SYM
patty with suffering humanity and seeks for
nothing but to accumulate the almighty dol
lar'' into the hands of the few quickly IS
possible. That oligarchy has more power
over the people of this country than is pos
sessed by any despot over his subjects.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-08-07
N0r III .sUGAR-ExA1:S.

That the Scnah half Of Louissana l. n
hesrt with the Republican party on tarih
taxation, no one would deny but knave
Then where u the excuse or Justification for
the attack on McEnesy from that section
To the criticism Of his torduct from North
Louisiana sssway-baek UemOcFats We can
give listening ear with considerable de-
gree Of fostitude, lint with those sugar
coats, - who are liable to give the national
Republican ticket majority of $1,000 votes
ut any election, we have NO patience what
ever.-CasAhoula News.
From the News way Of thinking
no one who lives in South Louis
lana has the right to censure Sena-
tor McEnery for his vote on the
Dingley bill, and no citizen who
has the good fortune to be an in
habitant Of this rich section of
Louisiana should enjoy the inesti-
mable privilege of claiming to be-
long to the Democratic party. Ac-
cording to the singular logic of our
able contemporary 1t is only a
esNorth Louisiana sway-back Dem
ocrat" who possesses the constitu-
tional right to fit.d fault with Sena-
tor McEnery's course in the Senate.
The News seems not to know
that there are Democrats in this
part of the State whose political
convictions do not change with the
price OF sugar.
The News evidently forgets that
Of the two Louisiana senators, Mr..
Caffery, who voted with the Demo-
Gratis and against the infamous Ding
ley bill, is from the very heart of
the sugar region of South Louisiana,
while Gov. McEnery, who is the
only Democrat in the Senate who
cast his vote with the Republicans
and in favor of the tariff bill, is
from the parish of Ouachita within
whose bounds it is doubtful if sim
gle stalk of sugar-cane can be
found.
Unfortunately some parishes in
South Louisiana give Republican
majorities, but our esteemed con-
frere of the News should not be
deluded into the belief that we are
all sugar-teats down here, even If
we are out-numbered by those over
grown patrons of the nipple.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-08-07
Will Buy Cane.

We desire to inform the
public that we will pay the
market price and are now
ready to enter into con
tracts for cane to be de-
livered either by cart or car.
Our representative is at the
factory.
S. GUMBEL & Co.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-08-07

1t is with a sigh of relief that
Democrats throughout the country
will learn that the New York Sun
has gone over to the Republicans.
The Sun has been in the service of
the money power all its life and it
had no right to call itself a Demo-
cratic paper.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-08-07

The refusal of Senator McEnery
to be interviewed by States re-
porter and his willingness to be in
terviewed by q representative of
O'Malley's Item will hardly add to
his popularity among the Demo
Gratis of louisiana.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-08-07

Col. Fred Grant has resigned as
4 member of the New York police
commission because he would not
acquiesce in certain questionable
methods employed to obtain evil
denceagainst women of evil ways.
Col. Grant is evidently not in SYM
patty with the insidious means
used by the police of Gotham.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-08-07
SATURDAY, AUGUST z. 1897.
Emma Beaubian walked from St.
Louis to New York to meet her
lover in order that they might get
married. That is love.

A Republican contemporary says
that the advance agent of pros
perity has reported. We are
tempted to ask where in the devil
has he registered.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-08-07

1t may be unkind 20 refer to it.,
but it is nevertheless a fact that as
withdrew his endorsement from
Capt. Wimberley, the president
made up his mind to appoint this
gentleman collector of the port.
Some people seem to think that
Duson's withdrawal was the result
of a previous understanding.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-08-07

The Breaux Bridge Valley sug-
gests a novel plan to strengthen the
Democratic party in St. Martin
parish. It advocates a white pri-
mary in which men of all parties
would be invited to participate.
This is splendid way to break up
the party. Democratic primaries
should be for the Democrats. The
Valleys scheme won'c do.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-08-07
The Boa6 Academy

Will reopen Sept. I, 1897, in
Col. Breaux's house, next to Judge
Debaillon's residence.
During the vacation Miss Boas
will continue to give lessons in vo-
cal and instrumental music.