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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-26

Large size Bed Spreads, in pretty patterns,
Soc, 7Sc., 99c., s1.25.
Marseilles Spreads, hemlned and ready for
use, $500,
A Special spread em-Nlarseilles-be
full patterns, ready hemmed, $3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-26
TERMS:

One-fourth cash, balance II, IS and "a
months. evidenced by negotiable notes
bearing per cent; interest per annum
erty; cost Of recording and dra wing deed
OF trust to be paid by purchaser; or .pur-
chaser can pay oil cash *
w. II. IL TRICB & CO.,
Auctoneels,
Plats can be had al the office Of W. H.
f. Trtce & Co. and transporta ton given
free to those desiring TO sec the properly.
ju20- ids
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-26

SOME low price triulnphs from
the Big Store. Every day sees great
er and grander Price opportunities.
Extraordinary selling of Wasl, Goods
An immense White Goods sale.
Many reasons why you should do
your shopping here this week--many.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-26

Canned goods in Maine have dropped
10 the lowest prices ever known, and
this years pack VIII sell cheap.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-26

has been used for children while teeth
ing I soothes the child. softens tho
gums, nliays al! pain. cures wind collie,
is the best remedy for dinrrhoea. twenty
five cents a bottle. Sold by oil druggists
throughout tho world.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-26
AUCTAON sALEs-TzHIs DAY.
BY tho Morris Auction House. 81 ana G.
3f New Market Place - t .o W

I ARGD AND ATTRACTIVE SATIN Ar
-. - our auction house THIS (SaturdayI
E1ne Furniture. Carpets, Rugs, Mattinp.
tHIictures. Stoves. Lace Curtains, PortIeres'
H1a dresses. Feather Beds, Pillows. eto
Ladles especially invited. 80 -
1u26-lt r. r. MORRIS Manager .s.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-26

By " II. II. Trice G. Co., Auctioncers and
Real Estate Agents. corner Bank
and Plume streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-26
Among our Cotton Men.

Clear weather in the cotton belt
Average temperature and rainfall as
'ollows:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-26

BY direction OF the president of the
TlDE-WATEE INVESTMENT AND
TRUST COMPANY, we VIII offer for sale
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-26
Tuesday, June 20, 1897,

AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ut the Norfolk
street, Norfolk, Va. at 10 o'clock m
The advocate., 1897-10-13

to the criticism of having been a cold
bloOded affair.
Indianapolis News: 1t Is evident from
the terms offered to Philadelphia by pri-
vate corporations that the municipal gas
plant there has been badly mismanaged
by the politicians. In 1896 the receipts
from all sources Of the bureau of gas
were $3,318,145 and the expenditures
1852, ,1OS, showing a deficit Of 1894, 1858,
without allowing anything for the in-
terest on the money invested in the
plant or for the loss by deterioration.
The New York Evening Post thinks that
'the confessed breakdown Of the mu-
nicipal gas system In Philadelphia is a
severe blow to the advocates of munich
pal ownership"
st. Louis: True to their nature, the
McKinleyites are creating O great deal
more buster over this Cuban affair than
the CleVelandites did, but the fact re-
mains that they have not progressed one
inch further toward the final settlement
Of the trouble than the position reached
by President Cleveland nearly a year
ago. Whatever the outcome may be, 1t
must not be forgotten that Mckinley
begged the Democrats in Congress be-
fore he was inaugurated to leave the
status Of the case where the Cleveland
administration had carried it, with the
assurance that he would continue the
policy mapped out by the Democrats,
Denver Republican: The Salvation
Army colony plan improves the more 1t
Is revealed. When 1t was first spoken of
in this part of the country it did not
commend itself to public approval. It
looked like q scheme to C0lOniZe Colo
RADIO from the slums of New York, and
for people Of that class this State has
no room. But it appears that that Is
very far from the intention Of the pro-
mOterS of the enterprise. The plan is
to give honest working people chance
to acquire homes Of their own and thus
lift them out OF those conditions which
are so hard and depressing for men in
New York, who can get nothing to do.
Chicago Tribune: Some features of the
Canadian system of branch banking
have come in for strong approval by
bankers on this side Of the line, and now
1t appears that the system of postal
savings banks in vogue among our Ca
muck nelghbOrs has met the approval Of
Postmaster General Gary and will re-
ceive commendation in his forthcoming
report It would appear, indeed, that
there are so many admirable things con-
centrated in our neighboring dominion
of the LADY of the Snows"-not except
ing the Klondike gold flelds-that 1t may
yet be necessary to annex it to the
United States In order to round out the
destiny of both and make this country
not only the "model republic" that it Is
but the richest and most prosperous on
the face of the globe.
New York Sun: There is cure ready
at Mr.. McKinley's hands, mild, proper
and effectual. Let him discontinue the
Hogansville postofice. Let the white
people In that neighborhoOd, IL they can
not endure a Federal servant who has
been lawfully named and Is faithfully
performing his duties, go without the
Federal postal service. Do not force
them to get their letters from cOlOred
postmaster IL IL Is repugnant to them.
Give them full permission to get their
mail from the nearest white postmaster,
at a distance of fifteen or twenty miles.
The advocate., 1897-10-13

Let 1t be understood that this is the
policy of the administration regarding
any place, great or small, North or South,
where the postmaster is in danger of
assassination or maltreatment from the
chiValrous people Of the neighborhoOd.
Probably after one noteworthy applica-
ton of this policy the killing of negro
postmasters will cease.
Theodore Roosevelt, in October Cen
tury: The men of the New York police
force represent all the different creeds
and different race origins that go to the
make up of our stock; but they all be-
come good Americans who pay no heed
to differences Of creed and race, for
otherwise they would be useless. The
police occupy positions Of great i'm
portance. They not merely preserve or
der, the first essential of both liberty
and civilization, but to large portion Of
our poulation they stand as the embodi-
ment as well as the representative of the
law Of the land. To the average dweller
in a tenement house district, especially
II born abroad, the policeman is in his
own person all that there is Of govern
ment; he is Judge, executive and Legis-
lature, constitution and town meeting.
His power and influence are great. For
any vice or shortcoming he should be
sternly punished, but for gallantry and
good conduct should receive prompt and
generous recognition.
Twentieth Century: What makes the
corporation question difficult to deal
with is the unquestionably splendid
spirit Of enterprise in which so many
Of them have their origin. At this mo-
ment a corporation consisting largely
of Englishmen has on its hands the con-
struction Of tunnel between New York
and Jersey City. About $4,OOO,O0O has
been spent in digging a great hole under
the earth in the bed of the river, but
the work was stopped some years ago
and nothing has been done since. The
work is one of great difficulty and it
looks as If the projectors Of the enter
prise may lose the vast sum already
locked up In it. But within the past few
months the matter has been taken up
anew. 1t is calculated that $6,000,0O0
more will finish the undertaking, al
though there is great deal Of risk to
be run even yet, for engineering service
is not perhaps adequate to this delicate
feat Of running so long an underground
tunnel beneath the waters of a. mighty
riven. But supposing the enterprise to
be happily concluded, there is no doubt
at all that it will be great natural mo-
nopOly, used to rob the people through
the medium of excessive fares, while
the employees of the corporation will be
forced to work like slaves. The proper
way is for the people to undertake such
work themselves through the medium Of
their municipal governments. Then
there will be no delays, no extortiOns, no
conversion Of a great public utility into
a means Of depressing an entire COM
ponn1ty
The advocate., 1897-10-13
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01
JAKE HORNS MINE.


Statesman.
Jake Horn in The city during the meet.
INK OF the grand lodge Of the Knights Of
P,,hias. has returned to his placer
mine This prooerity is on the middle
lioise. aud Is known AS the Colorado bar
several business men Of Fremont. Neb
are interested with Mr. Horn. "a compan,
having been organized which is called
,he Colorado Bar Odd Mining 60.
Mr. Horn reported that the company
had determined tc flume portion %.
ihcir ditch az once.
A saw mill has been ordered II will be-
taken as spon AS possible nnd the work Of
constructing the numc pushed rapid,
50 tha, there may bc an uninlerrupiec
run next season.
50 Ear the management has operated
under greai difficulties. This srasot
trouble was experienced with the dich
breaking Al several hillside points u
Slipped away down to bedrock. T,
ohVlate thus mile iiumc will be- con.
strucled ON the hillsldcs. This will be-
mnor large enough to carr, 1900 inche.
~ water. They have plenty Of water.
but have been able 10 use only 500 inches
NJ The ditch would not carr, more with.
out hreaking. with the Increased water
supply they viii run two giants Instead
OF one. as Ia the past. The results thi,
season. Mr.. Horn said, were sausfacior,
notwithstanding the breaks
The bank of gravel which this compa,
ny owus is mile long - feet high and
300 feet wide, All OF tho ground pros
poets well.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01

the sheriff Who enforced T. Il goes fur
tn r. than injunction his yet gone. be-
cause il denies u man the right Of free
speech on the pnbic highway. In which
every cltizrn has an equal interest. OH
er injunciiOns have previously forbidden
the right Of free speech on the grounds
Of ibe complainant Who csD doubt
what the courts would have done II the
strikers had gone into eour, and asked
for an Injunction restraining The Dear
mitis fr,m going among their miners
with the pnrpDs,. of inducing th-m TO
return 10 work. The strikers would
have 5een thrown 0ui Of court with scani
courtesy. I5uf when the DrArmiiis
COM, along aud ass the courts 10 restrain
the strikers from giing among The De-
Armtlt miners With the purpose Of n-
ducnlg them TO coniipue ON strike. an
exacih parallel easr. excepting that IL
- the money powerful asking Tor an in
junction in the interest OF capital. not
thr individually weak asking for an in
INH'lWH ~ iiF' fIIFl'Hi 90 iHIIi iNf III
junction ~ granted 40 once 10 use
homely old illustration "whnf Is sauce
ipr the gouse should be- sauce Tor the
gander. There may be- Diceiies Of dis.
tinclion made b, sumo between the Two
cases. but We fail to understand them.
We quite agree with the labor leaders
~ HE belief that when the goose Is rich
and the ganJer poor, the goose will get
all the sauce.
TO us a seems as II there is but one
possible end TO this form Of government
By injunclcn. The political machine.
with iss money and power. prevents. or
has No Tar prevented. d fiir and honest
attempt at reform by the ballot. There
IS 90 reason TO think IL will not prevent
1t In the future The other alternatives
are slavery or revolution akin to the
French revolution In saying TINS we
are only repeating M other words, what
TN Industry has said for years. that the
existing wrongs viii be wiped on, with
blood as all other great national wrongs
have been. Mining Industry
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01

tNcLr SAM has grNely declared thai
Soaln don't lea up on the Cuban boys
t,at hc viii moi allow his little boy Wood
ford, 10 slide dpwn Spsins cd cellar door
rny more aud thnt he don't w,ut SPANS
h,y 10 play in his back yard another
N mute An OF which consumes much
valuable tim. which, woWd krler be-
employed by Uuclc Sani sending few
. BIZ boys down 20 Cuba TO HEX the
st o.. n O.t OF SPANS baa boys and
ron lee other needed assistance To the
li,t e Cuban r. lows.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01
STATE FAIR No,as.

Miss Mabel l.. Payne who is surerin-
tendent for Elmore county, publish, "a
call Ia which the following stirring
language occurs II should be- an in
sriraiicn 10 The ladies of ol her counties
ANYTHING thti YOU have Ia the house
IA ia roodS needle work. ART work or
in the floral lloe send Il tothe fair Don't
hest ate, this is Idaho, first lpir and
let MS an help 20 max, 10 snccess aud
asattmctiye as possible Spread this
notice 10 all your iricris and lci eat d
la.ly Ia the count, feet 10 her duty 20
contribute towards Elmore.s booth "a
the far grounds
john SPARKS. the cattlrman hft for
his home IN Reno Yesterday Hcarran-
ged 10 bring two carloads ol stock To the
fair from Reno ID will embrace a
bunch Of his famous Herclords some
Shetland ronics and lot OF Persian
sheep The latter viii he curiosity
here aud viii scem like freaks To those
whe are familiar with our native sheep
only Statesman
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01
notice. OF ASSESSMENT.

Tho fnt 'rrrisr Ditch Company Limited
Principal place OF business aiAs store Canyon
Go. iiann
Soiicnis hereby given that az % meeting Of
Z De- directors ~ The Enterprise itch Company
Limited On thos3 day of August isqs. an is-.es-
.ucrt was levied on tie whole or the canifu'
stock OF Saii company Of a 80 ntr share 20 De-
paid ln m Iu y o. tIt tfcositlcr OF said cnfnunny
,nid asses. ucni shnii uo due on the 10 ily ol
Nrtoh'f lslf Ali stoc,. u,ou which the said as
sn-siuvut rcnAins uunc.d un the IS gay ~ Oct
op|r lo'i. viii De advertised tor sale az ruhlio
aup tun and Unless rnNmort b. made Ociuce vii
uc SOLD on the list day ~ November 1877 go ruy
thr UcllnluHn i astr>,ucnt thnrOn Together with
costs oi ass crtising and expenses oi sale
EDISON BISHOP. SECRETARY.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01

1nE story IS tod OF io'se minister,
aud We wouldn't like io toll whicn QUE
81 them that member ~ his congrega-
lion. b, name Miss Helen Hunt. picked
nm smail bible living la the aisle OF the
church. one sunday morning as she was
hurr,ing ont from service Asthcre WAS
nothing ia the bonk to indicate 20 whom
h belonged she spoke 90 the pastor and
Suggested that he anuoumcr the fact Of
her fnd on ca. following Snndnv lie
did II iu This way ThepcrSpnwh drop
ped small Bible. Ia flexible co,er, IN
the uain aisle az las, sundays service.
cnn 20 u nrlcu Hunt Tor 10. Then he
wondered why ever, body smiled
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01

The Only Chance Ditch Company. principal
place OF business. Emmett, Canyon county.
Idaho.
Notice Is hc-chy given that M q mcetinf of the
directors hello GA emmett. september lS 1877. an
assessment OF tWsntN-two dollurS and ninety
'utS lf,, POI per share YVES levied upon the cap
iinl stock OF ire corporation; nine dollars aud
ih tv cents llN nl must be PAID IN cash. and J..
unNghlc immediately 10 the SECRETARY on his
place 90 rcsiicrcc. SIX mifcs southwest OF rm-
m.it. Canyon county Idaho: ANA thirteen dollars
ana sixty CrUtS iti3tOl per share may De aid
In lnnlr.f ucrioH mci under the supervision OF
ytmbnr lh 1877.
ANY stocl, npon wcich above mentioned as
sosment remains unpaid on The ~ day of No
venour, 1870 viii hc delinquent and Will ne ad-
vcrt'.cd fu- sale 90 public auction. and unless
ru,mont r. mnlr Before Will nc sold ON the q
'uy OF Irccmlcr isll. Co pay dcluuurut aS-
scssfncut fhcrN-un. together with costs ~ ucvcr-
Using una expense OF sale JonN MCIiroS.
Secretary
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01
eoYeRNmeNr eY lNluNcTIoN.

How much care labor organizations
have To object to government by iniunc-
mon. can BE- seen from he one issued TO
restrain the strikers from interfering
with the DcArmitt mines. II made IL a
crime punishable with fmprison-
meni. not aft'r trial by jury but ut the
arbitrary discretion of the court. Tor the
strikers To speak 10 the working nine r.
walk along the public highways aud con-
verse with n working miner about his
views or opinions of The strike. This at
least j.. the construction given 20 10 by
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01

Turns has teen number Of eases OF
typhoid fever Ia the ucirhhnrhood This
season which calls 20 mind the fact that
there are eniir.ly too m9u, ppols Of siag-
usut waier allowed io stand in different
p,ris OF the valley That This Is an evil
aud inimlcal Ca iht health ot thc reonle
cverynne lsp aware, and 10 docs srem that
some effort shoo q BE- mode 90 rrmed, o..
We should not forget tho sconrrc OF
scarlet fever that swept over oar neieh-
borhond last winter. and every Citizen
should be- Interested in amy movement
that would tend 10 reiur, ihr conditions
which make ms recurrence not onlv pos.
sible but probable, TIE was water
nuisance should be- aba,cd So FAR rs pos
sihie. and every street aud allie, aud pri-
Naie premises should be thorough, clca-
ned up aud put IN the best possible sani-
farN conditi on before he beginning of
of sheraiuy season. II would only cost
a MAJ concerted effort 10 do tins.
bun IL lrft nnd,ne IL NAV cost the lives
o. number ct children next winter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01
TIME CARD T. p Ry.

TINS lsa time Of great financial IN.
certainty" saws The Lcmhl Republic.
and probably every editor In the Grra'
y nth vest viii agree with hlm. II Is
mighty uncertain whether the "mcd-
people viii be pumpkins Or apple butter
inis winter
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01

Land ONCE at Boise. Idaho
Sc1teiffher I iS41
Ncfire + hereby rivon That the following
NAMED settler has He'd notice Of his intention to
make hrli proof Ia support OF his claim uld
that said nrooi will be male hlfoso Register ard
Receiver L. y. land orice AZ Boise City. Idaho
on October Is tsls viz.
John T. Cogchd-n
Ola. idaho. I'D. application No. s3r5. for the
sw a sw = see ~ NV "A NV 4 sec l3 q. ne 4
sec ~ u SON 49, NJ idaho
names the following witnesses to move his
continuous residence upon al1 cultivation OF.
said land VIZ.
Ewine O. Baird. Orlando C. Raird Thomas
Glenn. George w smith. an OF Ola Boise co.
lcsil0.
CuAUi.Hs IiNNcn. Hs-ieier.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01

Land lnlcc AZ boise city. Idaho
~cltcnba-lo 1877
Notice Is hereby given that the following
nnm'i SETTLER hu- rict notice OF his int, ntinn 10
make tnai prooi IN support OF his claim and
that anid proof VIII he mule hsfc9c ''er -e-
ard Receiver r =. Land oftce az Boise City
Idaho, ON October -. lSE. viz.
Peter Rie~.
Emmett Idaho. va application No e72f for f',a
sw a Sc a sec 10. INV "a q a ue INV a
ana BOT I >cc SD tp fnr "a "A. N. Idaho
his continuous residence upon urd cultivation
OF. >cid land. Vi1'
keilln schiller James ZONES Eco~lr Ahner
Warden, fd,alni George nuiitn an OF SIN.
licit, Canyon county. Idaho.
ChARIrs HtNRor. Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01

''SiLvERnnd gold have none. hut such
as have give unto thee said th- big
md subscriber as he entered the office
door armed With seasoned ciub ~ 20
% prepare place Tor thee. responded
The editor. ~ he whisked out of the back
dior to call his friend the policemau
who carried The KEY {, the village lookup.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01

Notice OF dissolution ofParnership.
Notice is hereby given that the Coz pa-tnersh'-,
Ter To lore existing brtwecn The nufersi ned
unde ffe fr a name OF s. s. Siopcr 4 Co has
been this ay dissolved rs mutual consent
OLA Day retiring from the firm ard : A.
$40 CT r9n NJ, lne oasiacss ~ onls y be
knim n Idaho =. a. SLoPFR
Sc. ME- ~ Isl. JoHN q. IAvIs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01

HETHODIsT EPISCOPAL CuuRCH- SER
WI vice 1T sunday 1f cacn month an jack
tlI's srhuoihon.e n ion. M al Emmett ~ D.
d. Second sunday Horseshoe Bead 100 a "a
4lnr4h u. m Pea ~ u. m Third sunday
finnrit south sunday Ola saturday ~
f4la4 ~ 80 sunday lnorninu ~ 10 49, sweet
aip 10 II W AtkiN7or
Pastor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01

Save Money on Subscription to
amy Newspaper. Magazine or PEE
riodical Published Subscribe
through me. Use Comp. Syr
White Pine with Tar Tor Coughs
and Colds 25 cts. per Bottle.
The above Young man rs taking
the Young lady home. He has
just bought a supply of chewing
gum and tally at Smithson's
drug Store, Keep YOUR eve en
tins space and see what he gets
In return.
DE. Smithson, Druggist
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-07-02
M,KlNLEY ceNGRATULATEs QUEEN VICTORIA.


Duke Of Kent, fo,.Ftats ooqs OF Kng George
Ill. :m,d ller nsotffe~ WIS Victoria Mary
Lenssa, t.nnghtes ot Er.nc:s, Delko Of
SaMe~C ,lrs-sss,estfcah, esel a sister OF tire
late Kf,l.. Leopold oE E&ginm.
Befor. the pres,cs,s t;.seen-esnrrcss had
cosn,i.,t,4l her flrr.r yc<rr her fAr1ler GFcd,
leaving tn, c.sre AMI t.%i,in:s OF the young
pr.m+<ss to tiso D,sise.%s of Kent, a4ld So
f.:. ss TIE a.ts.se. "Evw the tw;g is bent,
TIN. rr.se.s fs,lf1setf," h true. tho training
given the Princess vbchri:l inasst have
been bueh good essi WISE. SHE was c,tll
c:st,sl under her 1notas-r's w~achf,A eyes
ard wns sro,,tx:+.i issc ans,,le IN i1,trE!ec-
tul,l N.rylit., but IN moral a.ld religious
principles.
l,n attaining her eighteenth YEAR u
grand lsll WAS EtreS, in her honor at
Bsci.fny yham Ps!as, anil for the first time.
having reached lar majority, she took
r.slls Of her nloth4,r W;tisin u month her
usa.M, Ki;ig William ", died and US lie
left no issue, tho GOWN ds~ulvcd upon
Victoria
The following day. June 81. 1896. she
was lp,btr,y prpc2asrnetl qu,.4l. Int it was
; net until June u uf ,-he following year
that >:.l. wac, cruw.ssi III WESTMINSTER.
l're.n the be.y.1enirAs she ,.ziehrc,l her
sell to her p>oph She bfa her Dis
| lli.I,s gracefully ana1 manifested ~ sound
Judgment IN dca.tny with silA:-s of .s..,:t.
| 4 new senee us r,ysSty aIs. admiration
:tsSss. in the NINA, VI tha 1sn4:..sA l,s,>ple,
| for, it must DO SAIL, that rN record of
| the. Iiplse Of Hanover. To which Victosia
! l,e::,.nys, WAS v,ry bsAl before her tirM.,
/ the kin..ly ntsrnbers Of it when rot corrup.
L lS,;i,r .sl,1trHl
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-07-02

lIesr.,A slass, cle Republican State con-
vessi,m pressss.<si promptly at 10 o'clock
Wednesday, ss1t.l e.e usua! business. The
ssk,oit OH cHed,altisis WIS adopted without
ssnsssstiol- Us 1t mo4ss DO material differ
e1As, IN tn. s-vn4ros of the convention,
which Vx.s overwhelmingly with Senator
!in.ssa> IeH. temporary organization,
with Gen. C. III. Grssveaor in the chair.
w.>ss rns-ka THE permanent Organization,
and tho rnfoi-s OF other committees were
t>snif3y d.spos,-l of. There was more than
tl. uerl,i t1ft,ssost taken in the resolutions
:.lNl the tSanlllf4tec WIS In session aM night
trying 80 fr-tsIr the piatform so us to pre-
vcrH Il contest In fhe convention on the
civil service, Csilrml and other p,anks.
Tle platform adopted indorses the nat-
tional Republican platform and pledges