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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
Have We a Beautiful Girlq

Brya IL invited through the mayor
& send one of her most beaut ful Young
ladies' 10 Waco at the expense Of
tie Waco karniyal klub To he pres.
eut at the WAGE Queen Karniyal on III,
lbih, I, "a and 2b,h Of May. The said
club yin furnish railroad fare, pay
b tel bin a-d furnish vehicle or on
q cen b appear with other queens
from cher towns on Texas Q1eeu
X .rniyN days, the 10Th and 2Olh O,
My. Judges will he pointed "a pes.
q on the most beautiful aud queenl,
a ired queen. The Victorious queer
" . be awarded a trip a. the expense OF
u Waco Karniyal klub through the
X public II Mexico aud to city Of
n xicc. where she will be introduced o.
President DiaE, and b. the su niect ul
n any other marks Of distinction.
laylr Adams has written most
b afty etief of acceptance, and prom
10 i that Bryan will b. represented by
one Of be mo beautiful young ladie.
or ear b lie -ays he know, We have
q -m Va plenty Tie Eagle agree
With him, and hopes that by some
n ans II selection, one Of our pretty
young aides NAV he injured no rrlfe
y, nt on ci'y on that occasion and con.
t. TO- be honor and pleasure in store.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
RUNNING No RISK.
Citizens Of New Orleans Uneasy
About the Flood.
LEvEE TO BE RAISED EORE.
Two rect wni No Addsd 10 the Tenn
PorsEy On. that Protects the CIR.
Plenty of Moasy Has Bssa
Raised 10 To the work

New Orleans, April is.--The city has
caught the fever OF excitement and
though the authorities insist the line
Ia we'll protected and no danger exists.
citizens held several mass meetings
and urged action. plsdsing all money
needed. This induced the lovee board
TO build the temporary levoes two feet
higher. after having already provided
for temporary rise OF two feet A
large force Of men are already al work
night and day on the upper levees and
this extra caution is about completed.
Work will then begun on commercial
section and two feet Of sand bags added
thereby.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

the engineer.
Then Wild scramble for the outside
was made hy the Bryan delegate, but
tue aerial nayigatofs were no ready Tor
them 10 ~. Besides inyeu .ofs and
electricians, there were PR Hssofs of
more ocru Il sciences on board. Prof
Sveni.oydgollyhr bros was eumu ned and
with a wave 1T the hand, they put
g. sleep. They we're then told pen
their eyes and watch the pfoce, iugs.
The button WIS pressed the hty ihous-
aud horse power engine began o. Work ,
the great wings began 10 sur; the crew
OF pilots grapp.ed their steering appa-
fatus the familiar Scenes Of earth iad
ei from view one Of the boys swallowed
TAYLOR & Cox dunk cheek ~ he
caught his breath after looking out the
ship was pointing toward The north
tar and was bidding farewell O. earth
aud things earthly. when the profe soT
Of hypnoti.m snapped his fingers,
sounding like a guushot in q graveyard
Then the spel changed, and the boys
turned and looked a. the crowd. They
we're sitting hy a table In the Handy
Kitchen Bryan headquarters Tor air.
ship uewsl while party Of Bryan fma.
tsur hypnoti,ts we're laughing a, them,
aud the Flying Dutchman Of the skies
sailed on.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Washington, April 10 Turkish min
lister. Mouftapha Bey. officially inform
ed Secretary Of State sherman Of N
termination Of diplomatic relations be-
tween Turkey and Greco, and Of N
attitude Of ofense which Turkey ha
been compelled 20 take by reason O
the aggressive course o. Greece.
The conflict continues 10 De the al
sorblng topic IN Official ard diplomat
quarters hore. Il is the strong bell,
among the rspEslentsugo d plons
that actual collisions which have beau
on the border viii COMPEL FIropea
powers TO r6nev with create enorg
an effort 10 avert a Ions an, blood'
contest
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
BRYAN AT FRANKFORT.
Given an Enthusisatic Reception Up0r
His Arrival There

Given an Enihusis.tlc Rsospt,oa Upoi
Hh Arrival There.
Frankfort Ky. April io-llol W J.
Bryan arrived here from Louisville
about noon today and was given en-
thusiastlo welcome az the DEPOT His
rooms ~ the Capitol hotel we're pro
iusely decorated with flowers by tn
ladies Of Frankfort aad an informs
reception was held IN the hotel In the
afternoon after his speech lie wit
messed the Joint ballet Of the general
assembly 81 noon.
u now looks a. though there viii
be an election al the extra session afte
all, as a number OF Republican loader
have taken mp the plan 10 hold another
caucus and select a nominee other tahn
DR.. Hunter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Temple. Ter. April is.-Mr. o. Wal
leny died Saturday from what the at
tending ply icians pronounce tneumo-
mia. There Is a terrible fatality tina
has visited this family A few days
since the mother and ls-year-old
daughter we're buried In the same
grave ard now the father goes. all
from the same complaint, and a dis
ease that IL neither contagious nor
epidemic. The city council at a called
meeting yesterday determined 10 have
the water Of the eistern analyIed. The
residence IL a new one and the vatsr
flows from newly painted roof into
a newly painted clstern.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
c.usr...m.n MniG.s Dead.

Washington. April ls.-seth L. NIL
likon. representing in the house Of rep
resentativss. the third district Of
Maine. died Of a complication Of dis
eases.
Mr.. Mnliken was native Of Maine.
lie was lawyer BY profession and
held several public ofAees In his state
prior to his election as a member OF
the iorty-eighth congress. since which
time be has served continuously In the
house OF representatives.,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Denton Tex AYru 49, lu worl 10
with some eoVcs 900 uo. glr en- hen
Mrs r. s. Ross t1rps ed OBJ stan
with her hoo au 1ll stump ,lat ha
Stood iu he garden Tor years. rom q.
% which there mcd.ataly made al
Voarance o. iiyirg. wr,grling mass g
ground ratussnakss. ,arl ne "a lcrsi
from ten inches Co. two feet A neg.
man was ca. "a In ana he killed abou
atty. the others escapiug
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20


Buy cypress cistern of Otto Boehme
and prepare Tor summer with a god
supply Of pure water. ITO I'm
s.H. Higs. and John NJ. Caldwell
have rented the Mitchell pasture. Any
one desiring good paslurage for stock
At CO., head per month will please
apply 10 either. rs
For Sale--A lndy's Rugby bicycle in
trst.elass condition Apply At this Of
ice. a.
ieorgc Morgan Of Giddngs Is shak.
Ing hands with olu friends In Bryan.
Now /. the time 10 buy your cypress
cisterns The best are made by Otto
Boehme. ITO I'm
Choice Butter for SAle-Sec McP
Beard. residence near Presbyterian
church. lVllm
( County court convened yesterday.
Call and SEE Quo Boehme's stock OF
cypress cisterns. lie IL selling them Al
hAri time prices. ITO I'm
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

beaumont. Tex, April 1.-THE most
disastrous conformation that has ever
been known here occurred saturday
The flames we're started from a gasO-
/ ne stove In the rear Of the Beaumont
DE works, and In less than a minute
the flames we're beyond AN control
Dad Il was seen that every building in
block rs was doomed, with but one
possible exception. The loss Is between
SIS. 900 and $4,000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
Judge A. NJ. Hughes.

Judge A. NJ. Hughes died a. NJ. home
near College sta ION sunday morning
A lril IS, al he ar~ at = wears. Judge
u CHE ha, lived in ihis county sue
1870, AID had many warm fieris here
hing man whose lie ana chara ter
euIeaIri him 10 those who know him
he wa a Mexican war veteran and
J dge buckhoits and he served together
ir iha, war under JED Davis. Mr.. Roy.
a OF lIlege Station, h. a souir.law oi
tl.8 De eased. IL wa buried AZ OLD
Bonneville cemetr ~ sunday afternoon.
Only eighteen hundred and ninety.
seven designs Of wall paper at Levy
Brothers. 100
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
Easter.

Sundfy was In every iespect an ID, al
day made glorious b. sunshine, by tue
tivsh urd teemiug yeriurr Of early
~ inc and by cool scented breeze. The
4, vera we're never fairer the bird be-
gan with the dawn Their Easter rhotu ca
a. j all nature seemed imbued with per.
iett he mOny. These werr the natural
G, uditi ms, and the artificial were 40
les az picious. There were exquisite
dresses by the score and wonde ia ere
atoms IN millinery, accentuating femin.
inc loytliness, thee we're natty spring
81 t. ald neW straw hats, canes aud
nu-egays Tor the bcaux. Everybody APP
peTed 20 be- Ia a good humor aud near.
ly everybody turned iustlnctiyely 10
plac 4 II Worship With feelings more or
les dovout. The reporter made the
rounds Of the churches and found good
e, ngfeg ,tions az each, except the Bap-
tist church, where there was no seryi,e,
d q pastor, DR.. Friley, being sick. At
al the 'hurches the beautiful hlral en-.
btms ( Easter we're seen In greater OF
les pruiusion. Rev. Sir. BoaE 4 Bren-
han, preached at the Prosbyierinn
church morning and evening, Ia the ab-
nee OF DR.. West. Rev Mr.. Taylor,
the rector. conducted especially beauti.
a. and impressive services at the Epis.
q, pal church, where the music was OK.
CO lent and the decorations unusually
pretty
The tao Catholic churches ere filled
g. the doors. Az 81. Joseph's church
Rev. joseph Pelnar conducted the sar.
wee, while Rev. A. Petillo performed o.
II &c OIL e a. the Italian Catholic church
The usual services were held at the
) the, ist church. conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Geo T. Clothier.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
SWEPT BY FIRE.
Twenty Two Buua'sU nurn a, n'rsl

Twenty Two Buudiugs nurn At usrss.
q, caus'Sg loss of sioo 600
Berta o., April le--one Of the Err.
est fires In the history Of ner5a broR .
out early This morning IA vacant
frame building 10 IN, central por,lc ,
Of the tuainess p,rt n town Frol
this place fr' svoI 20 adioIning bull d
ings ana burned over hal OF toe tow.
Il began % burn O., about % o'c'oc
and Il BE- thought was set on IRE WI
The intention o. sweeping ths town.
Twenty-Five b,uiius burned 10 a.
ground and the loss o. estimated 4
100000
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Washington. April ls.-The supreme
court has refused application Tor a writ
n certaorari and habeas corpus by El-
yerton n. Chapman. the broker who
refused 10 testify In the sugar specula-
ton investigation whether senators
had speculated IN sugar .ocks while
the Wilson tariff bill was before that
body. The sentence Of the supreme
court of the District Of Columbia to
thirty days In Jail aud a 500 the was
affirmed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Rome. Aurll ia dispatch frof
Arta says the Turkish tot AZ Preve-
has been destroyed by the FIRE OF /.
Greek warshlp and the position OF th-
Turks unin'snablo -Four thousln
Greeks, the dispatch adds. have been
lsr ied Tor the purpose ~ occupylr ;
provesa.
a second dispatch announces that 200
Alheniars who started into Greece Wit
the expressed intention Of reaching La
rlsfa have sscrossed the frouIer and
are now rayaging Eplrus.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

sherman. Tex, April ls.-After a
bitterly fought case here p. =. Ferch
was given a verdict for $4,000 damages
against the Missouri. Kansas and Tex
as Railway company for altered dam.
ages, His right hand was mashed OF
by the hammer OF a pile driver.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Island Of Corfu April ls-Grse'
troops are advancing on Fupiard
northwest Of ArI A dgtsct nent G.
500 Greek troops are Ia reat ness Z
land az Pregesn Turkish tro pa tav
fortified their position north Ct the er
tranco OF the Gulf II Aria Tie Trl
lsh forts ~ that place We're aluo,
completely destroyed by bomb. -dment
Of The Gree's Many forts have lee
reduced 10 ashes
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
II. Is1l.u nn Passed

Washington. April is.-Ths senate
early today took the Indian appropria.
ton bill and agreed TO the amendments
for the establishment Of an Indian sup.
ply warehouse Al Omaha. Neb.. and for
two additional judges In the Indian
Territory.
The senate passed the Indian appro-
priatlon bill and then went into exec
utlve session on the arbitration treaty
and agreed 70 vote an the arbitration
treaty May 5th At tp.m.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Austin, April IA Ospecian The
senate had no session today out Of re-
speet to Senator Lewis. whose father
died In San Antonio Sunday,
The house considered its aprroprla-
ton bill until noon, without making
any changes In the committees bill.
and then adjourned for the day cut Of
respect TO Senator Lewis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

The following ls the score OF the
Sunday gaues Of baseball In The re' 81
ts league;
Al Dallas Dallas. Is; Tort Worth. 2.
Al Austin Austin. 6, San AnAoni0,
10
Al Galveston Galveston 10; How
ton. s.
~ DenisoR- Donisoa- Sherman, 4;
Paris. Q.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Ennis, Tex, April is.-G. J. Clough.
a farmer living one mile north OF the
city. was aeeidently shot through the
great toe OF the right foot with a tar.
get rife which he was loadlAs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
BN CoNNELLY. PALMERG CARNEs.
MaLcoLH CtKaEs Ed.iot
suBsCHlrrioN PRICE,:
Fer Week, Zoe. Per Month. Soc

Comanche Tribe No. 10. o. r. II.
Bryan. Tex Council fle kindIed the
trst and third Wednesday Of every
month ~ the seventh run and ihrtieth
breath In wigNam 90 Mikes hall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

The faculty and corps Of cadets and
The 20 ng lady sponsor. oi the A. 4 VI
& LEG, will attend the San Jacintn eel.
ehralion and hattie ground dedication
mar Houston Wednesday, April q
Ms. l. ;. Ross will chapor ne the
TIE sponsors who are a. follows. RAJ.
TALON sponsor, Mics shepard; Co. A,
\ lie Katie Mckenzie; Co h, Miss Bes.
sic Ross; Co. c, Miss Mary Bittle Co.
ID, Miss shepard.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20

Eikhart, Ind. April ls,--John Burke
Of Scranton. Pa, was fatally shot here
BY trAmps. lie Is dying
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-20
TIE DAILY EAGLE.

.aierti ~ "a Pos,onos "a ar-nn. Icass 40
Second Cisss mail matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

Mrs PLAYGORE: Jack, they say that
"A new play we're going to see tonight is
20 little-outre-isn't it 20
Mr.. T.: No; in the least dear but
why do YOU ask that"
Mrs. T.: oh, well. was Only thinking
that if shoIld have to blush too often.
YOU know. would rather pm, on my Ugh,
pink dress
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-28
Died

Yesterday morning at O3O Miss
Tllda Sins departed this life for a
better world beyond the tomb, The
young lady had grown TO woman
hood in TeXarkana, aud was known
by all West rcSarkana people She
had a sweet retiring disposition,
and since the death OF her mother
several years ago, has been The
house keeper for her father and an
adviser Of her brothers, Archie and
Ed, Her presence In The family
circle will be sadly missed We ol-
fer our sympathy to the father aud
brothers
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-28

There Ia nothing In reports 40 to
the 'fBXARRAElAN passing out Of
the present editor and pfopfletof's
hands some parties have been trys
Ing 10 make a deal with us but
nothing ever came Of NJ A We
have stated In these columns
several times IN the past two years,
we would like TO get out Of the
newspaper business having been In
II for neahy2a years, Az long AZ
we continue In II we shall ever be
true 10 right and Justice aud print
d hewsy paper run upon strict
business principles We are proud
Of the many friends the paper has
1t has few enemies Of men who
amount to much In the world and
We want 20 cay that we shall ever
ba true 10 these friends and the
public generally IN our paper aud
out Of H. The 1'fKAHHANAS will
continue AZ the main slandsby In
the way OF d live local newspaper
IN feNafhaha,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-28

The coming Of the Great Fore
paugh Sells Brothers Consolidated
Shows serves as a reminder that
circus parties have become one Of
the most popular social lada and a
very enjoyable one they are, Show
at feXarkana Dec 3,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-28

De not deceived A cough,
hoafseness or Group are not 10 be
tfined with, A dose IN time Of
Ahiloh's Cure will save YOU much
trouble Sold by Smith Drug
Go, lm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-28

Mr. wave Whitaker has return.
ed from lrt Smith, where ,he went
to act az best man In the liemMr
Atkinson wedding,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-28

Mrs Hugh Cory has AZ last rue
eumbed to dengue and Ia now In bed
with the disease, We hope to learn
OF her early recovery
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-28

GRAND JURY REPORT.

To the Honorable j, II Crawford,
Special Judge Of the 9Th Judicial
Circuit
We, your Grand Jury empanelled
for tins term of your Honor's Court
beg leave to submit this our final
report, and ask that it be accepted,
and that we be discharged,
We have examined forty-sx (46)
witnesses and found twenty.seven
(27 bills of indictment, We have
indicted all persons against whom
we thought convictions could be
had, We,haye Investigated all VIOLA
tions of law brought to our notice,
and of which we have received In
formation,
We find from the road oyer-seers
report that the roads are in a
reasonable good condition, but that
the bridges in Districts No, l8; No,
36 No. Al and No, i5 are reported
bad and need repairing,
We have examined the books Of
the officers and the Commissioners
report, and find the officers ac-
counts are correct; the books
neatly kept, and the systematic
method adopted by all the county
officers in the conduct Of their
respective Offices, Is deserving Of
special praise, as the books are in
better condition than they have
been for several years,
We have examined the jail, and
find thirty (3O) persons confined
therein, and only four cells, which,
to us, seems insufficient for keeping
them securely We find the jail
building unsafe, and unfit for use,
If It Is IN the power Of our County
Court to do 30, we would recon-.
mend the purchase Of lot outside
of the Courthouse yard and the
building of new jail, We notice
from the reports that the County
Courts attention has been called to
the necessity of a new jail several
times by several Grand Juries, but
II seems that no action has ever
been taken In the matter, The one
that we have now, we regard as
disgrace to the County, and some
steps should be taken without
futher delay The inmates Of the
iail express the kindest feeling for
the Jailer and the Sheriff, and they
say they are reasonably well fed,
and are made as comfortable 40
could be, under the circumstances,
We find luther that some Of the
Justice of the Peace do not send up
heirreportsas they should Where
there are commitments to the jail
there transcripts does not show
witnesses bound over to appear
and persons claiming attendance
from the Grand Jury saying they
were bound over, If paid would be
expensive to the County and If not
would work a hardship on those
who did attend, thinking they were
required to appear and as the
Justices report does not show who
are required to attend, we do not
know who are entitled to witness
fees,
There are several commitments
TO Jail, we think without sufficient
evidence, We find some having
been In jail as long as four and five
months, aud we believe they should
have been disposed Of In the Justice
Of the Peace Court,
We have examined the Poor
Farm, and find six inmates thefeln
a blind person and one crazy per-
son, We lind the premises neat
aud In good healthey condition, and
the inmates well cared 'or
Weextepd our thanks TO your
honor aud the Prosecuting At
torhey, aud all officers, for e0urts
esies shown ua,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-28

Now stock scarf Plus, and ehiIdr
dress pin SETS at SehuslorH o III
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-28

The Temple Of Fashion has sent
out Of the city u large number Of
ladies' hats, II h the emporium Of
fashionable millinery
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-28

Kline has walked or from all hIh
competitors, slHee lnduguralInp hla
steam bakery, No better bread Ia
the world,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-28

For a nice luiey steak aud fine
meats Of all kinds call ON the enter.
pisinp lluddeslon Bros,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-28

diamond i!ncE ilCIE Of Watches and Dla-
largest s,,oT sSorS shown in the city
mOnds eyodI WARS | solicited, All goods
cGoRiai'SS G,oia With guarantee
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-08-05

II the vouchers which Dave Will
liamsholds as treasurer Of the old board
Of regents were redeemed in payment
Of legitimate expenses, there is no use
OF making fuss about it. If the new
hoard does not wish TO accept these
vouchers why, Of course. that is the
now boards business. But to refuse TO
acknowledge the legitimacy OF these
vouchers simply because they were
not paid out upon the order OF the
new board, and that largely for the
purpose Of putting Mr.. Williams into
: hOle," Is m re eh,id's play. But it,,
on the other h.nu, Treasurer Will
liAms ila, PAID Oh money merely be-
Causv ~. w.ut do pay 1t out brfore
the new DOa d couio step into power
And thus let money go where it shouid
not have gone-lhat's different. 1t is
very hard to form An unbiased opinion
when one side 10 bent on finding some
thing wrong and the other may posi-
bly be bent Is far in the other direc-
tion, % 70 speak. When thing is
nsrely done for partisan purposes, the
truth generally comes to the surface in
tlnne, and tho partisan act usually re-
edfls upon the, doer.- Public Opinion.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-08-05

Ex-Secretary Foster has had ample
opportunity recently to ascertain the
public feeling in London, Paris, Berlin
and St. Petersburg on the Hawaiian
annexation project. He reports that
the prevailing sentiment. both in pcli-
tical and commercial circles at these
capitals, regards annexation by the
United States as natural and lnevit-
able result Of the expansion of the Pa
clio coast states. In some quarters the
provisions Of the Clay ton Bulwer treaty
have been urged against this policy,
but this treaty applied to possibilities
or advantages that might be derived
from the Nicaragua canal, and in no
way would affect the Hawaiian matter.
II Hawaii decides that she wants to be
annexed she ought ia. be allowed to do
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-08-05
Having taken for granted that Sen

Having taken for granted that Sena-
tor Pettigrew meant what he said
whom he asserted that protection is
the settled policy OF this nation and
that no party would ever again dare
attack the principle, we are good
deal surprised to find his acknowl-
edged representative violently attack
ing the protective principle with the
same old tactics, the same old thread
bare arguments which have been the
stock In trade OF the enemies OF pro
lection time out Of mind.-Yankton
GaxAtka
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-08-05

Both Kyle and Pettigrew withheld
their votes when the tariff bill was up
were elected by republican votes. We
did not expect Kyle to vote for the bill
for he is known as q free trader, but
Pettigrew-well,d does he claim that
the republicans haye left him on the
tariff - we'll a. on the silver question?
-Centerville Chronicle and Index.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-08-05

Ex.Secretary Foster is now in Eng
land ~ the special commissioner Of the
United States on the sealing question.
HE mission has been very successful,
and IN international conference on the
question Of pelagic sealing in the
Berlng sea will be held in Washington
fhia fall
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-08-05

Have you noticed that the leading
silverite organ Of South Dakota has
begun to run prosperity news without
serving up counter-irritant on its
editorial page? This means good
deal when you come to think it over
Argus-L Leader.