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Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
Waniaf,

en- nh 4sfalt. Tom er opbdget paa Zen
Barbados, ftal / fere Retninger bore
bsbrs enp be flefte andre Sorter. Den
Ct Itartt slinienbs fort, meb muslinss
aatist grub ps ltsser NOR SperFabsn
/ Gag paa o.3 til o.6 M. SptteIie.
Man autassr, at ben er bannet peb
Snbtsrrins at petroleum, fpm per
6pppig tpmmsr pp / 9ussn. Den
opersaar langt Srinibobsasfalt, uts
10 s9ilipnit pg ben tanabiIte Ilbertit
i GoSbeo Og ital marine fig ben Gspp'
tiite Qsfalt. Mens iaaleoes Srinis
oaosasfulten inbeboloer 300 psf,
Iu9tiebeb, i~noebpIber Waniat bare 2
psf. Murjat tcn bl. q. anpenoss til
Siplsring for elettrifs a~sbninssr,
Jremitilins at fsrite aanss 5srnis'
Ter, fom Unidentified for 8aber oe
Gulps blanbst msb Sorp og andre Or:
eariits grrnomatsrialisr Tom ct ga.
tsutbrRnoitpF, bbortil tunoe anpenoeS
be iimpIsre Scrtsr, os ! rinse M9nsot
psb 8dsbRrterns for al zoe Steutul.
guiens 2pstruit. De 5orfsg. iom Ell
onitinet msb SeuIDu til osus iIolsren'
be Gpus, bar ifsIgs engineer" gipet
fau tilfreositil.nbe RsIultatsr, al
Hogls Sngtpnoigs uotaIte bet Saa6.
al ben inart piloe fortranes Sputhut
oeb olis panotGtte Siplerinqer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
Cor Epinoen.
Rtoiseret for "7se. ROitsn' al Una donna
The Fine Lady.

Her heart is Sc. on folly.
An amber gathering straws;
She counts each poor occurrence
Heeds no; the heavenly laws
Pity herl
She has a little beauty,
And she faunts II IN the day,
While the selfish wrinkles, spreading,
SteaL al its charm away.
Pity herl
She has a little money,
And she hings it everywhere;
IT'S a grwgaw on her BOSOM
A tinsel IN her hair
Pity her!
She has a little feeling;
She spreads a foolish net,
That snares her weak footsteps
Not his tor whom It's set.
Pity herl
Ye harmless household drudges,
Your draggled daily wear
And horny palms OF labor
A softer hear: may bear.
Pity herl
Ye steadfast ones whose burthenS
Weigh valorous shoulders down,
With hands that cannot idle,
And brows that viii not irown'
Pity herl
Ye saints, whose thoughts are folded
As graciously TO rest
As a doves stalnle 5 pinions
Upon her guileless brest,
Pity herl
But most. ye helpful angels
That send distress and work.,
Hot task and sweating forehead,
To heal mans idle irk,
Pity herl
JULIA WARD HOWE in Home Magazine.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
Ouns oe Sraoitreets
6anoelsppernat.

81. O. 3un & Co.'S usentl,se review
Of trade fra Seen gort tiger ben Abe
december bl. a.:
Den maaneoliae Salitrapport ubpis
fer defaulted liabilities pua s11,610,
1876 / Housmbsr tmoo Sl2, 7o0,S56
THOR. Ger bar ire tore 5olitisr paa
t~iIiammen 1880, 600 iOm life fan tils
i,ricss ben nup9rsuoe 5urretuinsstil.
itono, os iom par Sfplo /, at Total.
belsbet for Ropember fun blep 81, 100,s
900 minore snb iiior; sIsrs piloe ben
baps piit fig minore eHb iaausl for Gu'
quit iVm Septemter % OCTOBER. Sua,
leoes piier ba 9eosunsen, boab be
Fefe 5orretuinsssreue betraHer, at
Sstalinserne bar p9ret martparcis
9obe. LEGION psiaa andre SmltRnois.
beoer tposr paa en- COB Ssbrtns | 5urs
retninsspeien.
arbeioslsnninser pioss fripilIist at
bore bleUne iorhsieoe for benlmoo
10000 arbeioere / Ssrns cs rlbpares
inouitrien. am~sritauife glitter itaar
bsisre aurs. % ben pirtelise 8aroi al
amsrlfanife Sernbuneattier sses jepnt
meb be iurBsebe Subtomiter, Der for
Ruuember til Cato sr 20.9 4rpcsnt
iterre eno iiior.
Sptjsbsne af auitralif lib I Bottom
bar after u9ret fore. S Somuloss
iabritatiDuen er Der tu9en tjeuoelis Bee
bring. !Susoemarteoet BAT parst itui'
ienoe for enbper - Triien CT iuutet
tiltrVbs for enprm @~iteripsr9iel ira
uOlanoet, netop ION Der ipntes at bore
be ~iornsone 8etin8elier tilitebe for Ell
9ris ltisnins. geitens 2ilfsriel ior
llsen sr 6,822,000 Suibels impo
2 100000 SuibeIs iijOr ben ~tilipa'
renpe uss. i fem Tiger 33,962.0O0 Bus
ibels imOo 2O,S7l,OOo lijor. uoisrs
ieIen fra Stlanterbaustpitsn naaeoe
4, $4,000 8uibels i usens 2sb, @tel
iberesuet. impo 2.079,00o 8uihsls
iijOr; / fem Tiger bar ben naaet IT,
$4,000 Suibel5 imOo 9,Sl7,000 iUr
be iamme fem Tiger iiior.
0ten i 2ansbsu ital not bet uoen'
lanoife SsbOu paOpirte 8riierne, uass
tst ben %iorbauienoe fore Speoeitrsm !
@eitsn tpoer pau ct laust itsrre ups
bptte, eno Der er sjurt &esnins paa.
gi Saaitter / llsens seb b9note
800 i be 5OreneOe Stater lmoO $40
iijor. Samtipis uar Der i CANADA rs
imob 65 iiior.
"grabfreets" flyer uuosr iculmc
Cato 81. a.:
uoigrieleu Of Speoe fra gtlanters
bapss % StiHebausfpiten bier zig
; / ben iorlgbne llse at bape uaaet
) $500, 900 Suibets, gRel ibere9'
net, imob 5,465,oo0 iioite llse,
, 1858, 900 / ben tlliuurence llse 1896,
. {, l56,O0O / iamme llse 1895 oe
I 3,o11,o 900 Suibels / 1894, 2,55S,00o
i 1898.
uoisrieleu al Sncian Corn bar
ben iOrlsbns rss 4,5S5,Ooo Suibels.
llsen iOruO 2,s69.ooo Suibsls %
ben tiliparenoe llse iiiur 1,75S,o0o
Suibels, 1,S67,O0o Suibels i 1895.
llbisrieIen al andre Gerealier. iau'
iOm Supre. Gua, Sps GO SoBbueoe.
. bar liseleoes we're! betDoelis. SOtat"
p9rbieu al Dor aornsareerport Der
fprlsbne uoe er piitnof ca. 5000, 900,
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
Gn pGroiiulo Sog til baIp
YriS.
"@leaenS 9lImanafoe Gaanobo,


Tor 1892 er uotomret meo ct me9et
uGroifulot os iuteresianu Snbbclo. 5or'
uesn Den Rprit.9 auite glmarat, iom uoaipes
af lluiperiiteterHe / ariitiania % alsben.
baun nleo GpuuselicrueS Cert moeboloer
8pssu upttise % pddlioelige SplDsninger
ON @uioieiterne sliaifa, Nrtltler ON
0guirboIo % 8iitjctlel, en- ilIotGnoig
RorIt 3unlt apssbcg. &c 5Crcncoe eta
terS Sauotputorer, ben ~i9cpGnligs 3uurual
ipr Suot9st os aistit | aarets Sob, bet
metrilte Spitem or Ninul % SGst8ooe linti
irlfe Gpsapsr % en- @GnsiclotsbeO al be.
lrrenoe CplpSninscr al aue Slass, Spgiaoe'
griieu cr 40 Geu,s. men 8ratu ieuoeS irit
III ale, ipm iuOienOer i'm goresie o. % geuts
/ ErimGrter eler z plpntput til I. gsiesen,
@eaI gasiaser A9eut, i44 "a 2aae st.,
Gbicaso. l0a9
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
Sit % Sat.

SITE minbre en- trebipe Sprtoarn /
2unbet er operlubt / 3binbebRnber.
Sdaleoes bleo Mrs. q. 6. Murbott
i 1852 aniat iom 8ogtsr al 9oubunt
Saurn / Suoion 5looen, % / 1857
blsO mrs. Nuncp pOie inbiat til at
beoogte Stonp Ppint 5Drtaurn. Sars
riet 6. Collar bleo anIat oeb Wt9iz
gan Gitb 6prtuurn / 1861; Sulia s.
Diqiams peo Sunta Barbara, Gul.,
i 1865; mrs. Waria gpunsbans peo
gilori. Risi, i 1869, Og MarD 8.
Suctorb peo pace Man6ac, 2a., /
1873.
Wrs. Celia Seton Wiloer er en-
uf be rigsite Plantdgeeisre / alabama.
9snbes Gisnoom pda $50 Qcres sr
bsliggenbe mar Decatur peo Senness
Zee 5looen og bun isrer ieIp Sperppz
'pnet meo alt ar6eibe pad Gieuooms
men. Der oripes melt paa meo gpms
ulosoprtning, bOOrtil er aniat oper ct
buubrsos Regrs.
Drowning @jctpria bsgDnote ba
bun bar 70 Qar at Ttuoere 6inbuernes
Sprog og 9%iterotHr, oa timber bette
@r6eioe meaet frnailenoe. Oct muu
iiaeS at oGre ct tuIsnbe 9epis poa
0ronnin9sns5 pg9tunostruft,
at bun meo iuaoou Sper lQgger ia
eftsr at IRrc ct mt Sprog.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
sutmst Tan,

fom sr osFFcrsnos lloeuri9smintitsr,
hal pin. rsfionsrs for at g~isnOptog'
i'm gratsis fom QOputat ! Canton,
Sbio. San Tfal part titbuot qoftsn
fom cSufitsminiTtsr, men bar aHIadst
BEN. Sor fan tisns $4,000 ON
gur,t iom qbpotat, msbsrs ban fun
foor $4,000 ON @or,t for 1T arbsio'
/ Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

6uperuBr Gamer at SlinUis bar
iammeufalot 2eeistnturen til at lam.
les / Grlramgos 3irsbns ben zoe os.
Z 8rOilamattOueR uapnsr ban 6 ca,
Ger. Tom bsr bebnublss. De er; II
Of iornuore 9poeu ON sfattelieniuc
al Glsuopm; y at iOrnnbrs auper
ON Srimarpuls; 81 at inOOeIs Sta
ten i SenoteveEtritter; Al at Oprettr
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
aaniaS paethe RantH

foI frls,s pto sDunesaattton Sns'
oau ben 15os b., os Rssiertrgsr bal
bsiluttst at pGrs en- at gposrns psr
b.rns qu,tion, bpis life Rsorsani'a
t~ionstomits,n suatger fig at bstaIs,
bpoS gansr fpIOsr Rssisrinssr, iaI'
10 Wiuiousr Dollars mso Rsntsr.
R,oi.rinasn beponsrsp. ben 2ben b.
$780, 900 / ben feberals Ret, faa ben
ian b,Rptte fine S~ntsresfsr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
a,,s,su, wea,u,tps wsstr

bI,p ben 2osn os. rdmmst al ct al
pOrIiot SIastilfaIps / fit Diem ! Cans
TIN, Obto. Der Ct IiOsH Sano'pnlts'
heb FOR, at bun ian bIios irtit 'glsn'
Qr,Fo,rt,n rtiits famine Days aftsr
til Canton for al prrs tiIitses pso
b.uees SpgsIsis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

Den rus rife &esjerins tisber FORTS
ben i Gan francisco ubpre Suripuin'
ger for Sareu. 8 5rsouss blsp Der
orbret 1900 Cons Irupiant, iUm full
5e isnoes til YlaoiuOitud. Samtibia
bersttes osrira, at Sarniiousu CT bles
pen ~bstpcelis iOrsset % at 8ampitibe
Os Ssilitibe bar brust fore groppe'
master ira oct forte Suu.
2lt bette tDbsr pau, at 8uslant
iorbersber fig pua Sris msb Sapan,
Tom Osiau ruiter al ale arefter 70,
at tunns pptaee aompen meo jim meg.
tise aonfurrent ! Often. Oct er iiar
tiliss, at Supou ruiter. 8rOminente
aisbmenb, ION or interesisreos i benn'
8appetriO ON Ssrreosmmet ppel
Gitens anlissenoer, tror, at &rlseu
fittsrt 0il bespnoe naite Sommer.
Gamtiois bereites, at Suloisreliel
at ben trans iibiriife Sernbane met
Guoepunft i glaoippitod uil / bs
Grab iprsse Sanbelen meo Gan 5ran'
cisco. Ser tales osiaa Uut at uprett
en- MP 9ampItitsliuie menem 8laol
uOtpd o. Gan Srancisco. Sampern
Ital osiaa anlpbe nosle al Ilafa'
Suunebper.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
SaufefprH.

&uer 2ag en- ilNeu IIeueitr. @urt bcle
Sr0 Dor ere en- Spoire.ie for andre, buis
bet I SunNbcN ion Iiaes, at III leper. 0nr
n,aE life snlebnln8 Ill AT aiore megct, or Der
o8'aa S~elitsnclie / llOppelieu al imaa aIUr.
ll8beosgIeruiuser. - tbi buem er iaa Iattia,
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
eriensre,ssUmmsr sisIe

u,cloor 1T uiatiae Gmtsct ben lite
bs. gtrsoae ben TIE be. par Def "A
Var. Fotn ban uflagoe Gmbeoseosn.
Oct tr iancIpuligt, at Sufitsmtnt'tsr
mtsenno Slir uonaent iii bet Isbi9s
Ssietsrttssmbeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
Sober &c AT Wuff?

SOis iaa er, pGr oa filter paa at lta1s ]' T"
Ell nj be upeite % imuitslte 'Two.Siep
lcm iiuoes nuiortioen. Seno ~ e,r a.,
(Splu eler etamps) for TuitporIo III v
o%crtegueoe, % &c erboioer ct eSenIp''' :
Big Four Two-Step'
(YtRri Spupoluten "Two-Step'.l S'S~
laoer oeHue Niliit, Der er regular 'o' "..
Nhliit I'll oenuc utrplis billt9t EFs I|
Opcrtere "a prppc, buno be irrlbcU'8'
Ter CT lom aperterenbe Weoier.
Is. 6. " rGCrnld' ,
Passenger Trahe Manager Big BoaI h..''
Cincinnati G9o
Nrun "a ecprab IpiteH", naar Asp'
13a6
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
@ulerc{srptn

sr MI roa,t or til bsnimpo 15s Wltl'
Inner Dollars. Den tuntauts Be
hclpnino | Siattommeret bslebsr ita
til life fulbt 221 Minionsr Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

at han lite bar ct "8aser .oIoi Sdno' al
bpoe? 3 Siemmet, / Siolsn, poa 8aoeh'
hos Iaboen - bpsr Gag finbss Der anleo'
ming til at bore noseu til SjGlp ensr SiStte.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

let CT mig sI lamb Giabe at flnuc ll
at ben SnmnitiHs, "SusUennsH." ipm Icy
mootoa 'grit / Npril. or / ale Waaoer Is,
Dob, lem en- Naitiue fan pRrs. Mn Sul,r
oe Cater ipues aoot ON ben. Seq tnn Der
for anbsiols "Susueunsn4 iii Gle. Iom Ia
Brig for ben. 5rdgieu par 80 Gents. Gep.
y. 8rpntlofen. gtariReite. @iseouiiu
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

Siiferiinipettpr @aIem te~lesraiersr
ira ariiiansiunb ben 13oe Ruubr.:
Snsen Storiilb eIer uofster Strafs
ninsen 5rsien-Smpleu, 9uo-Sna
gsnomsrsiItet Sanblisse to iibite Rai'
ter. Ialeiunb usefpantum 1880
1snbsr Os S23 aasier iiet. Galeiuno
Got~alfpantum 27,400 Tsnoer ialtet
3262 9asier iiet Storlilb. gnonu ius
aeu uoiister Storiiloen8 Snbiie.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

Spmaltmeu "Suspenreu," ION ieg mi
iom 9remie mes -Ieeprab.9olisao G,ris.
tan les trnst anbeials. 6ra9ieH Ou Tcg
MrS. q. Staincp, eb'pHsD'
&rseouiin.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-09-18
HUNTER BRIBERY CASE.
Trial of the Kentucky Senator Begins II
Frankfort.

Trial of the Kentrcxy Senator Begins u
Frankfort.
FRANKFORT, Ky, Sept. lS.-The first
days trial of Dr.. Hunter and the other
defendants under joint indictment for
the alleged conspiring in an attempt to
bride three legislators for $1,000 each to
vote for Hunter in the recent senatorial
race, closed sensationally. The verdict
Of the public, so far as DR.. Hunter is
concerned, has all along seemed to turn
on the question of whether Hunter was
on the night Of April l at the home of
Noel Gaines, one of the defendants,
and the "a who says he was trying to
trap Hunter and defeat his plan to be
elected senator. Thomas Tanner, a
brother.in.law of Gaines and one of the
defendants, was on the stand and told
in Hunters presence, with the minutest
detail, how, on the request Of DR..
Hunter, he piloted the latter to Gaines
house and heard part Of their converse
ton. Gaines and his wife told the
same story.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-09-18
FOUR DEAD. NINE INJURED.
Freight and Passenger Collide on tn
Wabash Road.

Freight and Passenger Collide on the
Wabash Road.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. lS.-A wreck on the
Wabash at Keytesville, Mo-, resulted in
the death of four men and injury of
nine others. The dead are: William
Gaines, St. Louis, postal clerk; w. B.
Smith, Moberly, fireman; William
Clark and Paul Street, both of Sails
bury, Mo.
The passenger train, which left St.
Louis at 3 p. m, crashed into freight
train No. 50. The freight had received
orders to take the siding at Keytesville,
a flag station, and let the passenger
pass. The freight was a minute late
and was just entering the switch when
the passenger train crashed into it. The
only theory as to the cause of the wreck
is that there must have been a deyia.
ton in the watches Of the conductors.
The property loss is estimated at S1O,.
600.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-09-18

As o Tribune representative was s~trolllng
about tow the other day, looking up items
Of news. he dropped into Fezer's drug store.
This, that and other medicines were talked
of and their curative qualities analysed:
90 far as lay in their power. The cura.
tive powers of DR.. Williams Pink Pills were
talked of, when MI. Falkncr. q clerk III the
store, mentioned that Mrs. Joseph Moore was
q firm believer in their efficacy Pursuing
his quest, the Tribune man paid Mrs. Moore
q visit the next day.
Among the nan good people residing in
Greeley, Colorado. Squire Moore and his
amiab.e wife are the best known and the
most respected. The Squire is carrying his
seventy-six years as s:urdily as many men
who have not yet rounded their slxt!eth mile
post. and his wife, Ann, Is o fitting compan-
Ion, ole of those pleasant faced. agreeable
ladies, who make you feel perfectly at home
when in their company This happy couple
were born in the same nclghtorhood. o, the
West Riding. OF York, England. in 1920: the
husband O few weeks his wlte's senior and
for over fifty years they have travelled the
pathway of life together. In 1S4S they em,-
grated to this country and settled in Derby.
Conn.,, where they resided for a number OF
years. While there Mr.. Moore. who was
highly respected by his neighbors, was elect
ed a member Of the State Legislature in 1867.
During his residence in the United States
he has been q constant reader of the New
York Tribune, and Yves an ardent admirer
Of its founder and great editor, Horace
Greeley. and q firm believer in that notable
writer's opinions. Through those mediums
he was influenced to come to Greeley in the
early spring of 1871, and here he has resided
ever since. During his residence in this
beautiful section of northern Colorado. he
has held many responsible public positions,
notably that of Justice of the Peace, an office
which he occupied uninterruptedly for eight
years; and four years ago was reelected to
another term, his name being placed in
nomination at the convention without lis
knowledge.
The n~ewsgathcrer was received cordially
stated that her health commenced failing
several years ago but like a great many WON.
en-, she scarcely knew the meaning of the
name sickness in relation 10 herself. She
refused medical attendance or treatment OF
any kind, barring that which she drew upon
from the family pharmacopria or dispcnsary.
Using Mrs. Moorc's language: "For four
years I was miserable, hardly a week passed
during that time but what I suffered frorn
extreme lassitude. The least c~xeytion ia
tigued me. At times when I would be Sow
ing or reading, l would be troubled "ith
tingling sensations, like the p~ric!lil1c Of pius
In hands, feet, arms and legs. Occos;oral'v
I would suffer from protuse prTsr;ra.;",. IT,"
water fairly running from my face ard rs;d<.
Then for days it would seem imm- =. ~
me to enjoy a minute Of warmtI;. ,vr:..
sit in q rocking chair alongside Il -r",., g.,
in the stove wrapped mp in h.n'.',r -
while my face would he scolchad, tu.. e., :.
ny body would be chilled.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-09-18
MET ON A CURVE
Two Wisconsin Central Freight
Trains Come Together at
Full Speed.
Both the Engineers, a Brakeman,
Fireman and an Unknown
Killed.
Not Known Exactly Where the
Blame LieS---Other Trainmen
Injured.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 1S.-A special tc
The Journal from Chippewa Falls,
Wis, says: A disastrous wreck oc.
Cured on the Wisconsin Central road
six miles west Of this city at i a. M,
resulting in the death Of five people,
and the serious injury of four others.
Two freight trains, through a mistake
in orders. while going 10 miles an hour,
mel on a curve, and not even giving the
engineers and tiremen time to jump,
came together with terrific force. The
dead are:
Engineer Warren, Engineer Smith,
Fireman Smiley, Brakeman Miller and
an unknown man riding between the
cars.
Two brakemen were taken from the
wreck about I o'clock, and are seriously
injured. Two passengers in the caboose
were slightly injured. The anne Of
the latter could not be learned, but il
was reported that they We're stockmen
from Minneapolis, attending the fair in
this city. Engineers Warren and Smith,
and Fireman Smiley and Brakeman
Miller, all killed, were residents Of this
city.
1t is not known where the blame lies,
but it is rumored that both trains were
given the right of way.
Engineer Warren was the first whose
remains were taken out. One leg was
completely severed from his body, and
he had a bad cut on his head. The re.
mains Of Engineer Smith were terribly
mangled, as Were also those of Fireman
Smiley.
The west bound train suffered the
most, as the other was coming down
grade at a high rate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-09-18
PRINCIPALLY LAND OFFICES.

President Makes Another Goodly Batch Of
Appointments.
WASHINGTON, Sept. lS.-The presi.
dent has made a large number Of ap-
pointments, principally to land offices.
Among them were the following:
Lorenzo B. Thomas, register of land
Office at Blackfoot, Idaho; George H.
Rogers, receiver of public moneys at
Blackfoot, Idaho; Thomas E. Olegard,
register Of land Office at Minot, n. D.,
vice Barrett, removed; Joseph Donohue,
register Of land Office at Pierre, S. D.;
Edward P. Tremper, register of land
Office, Seattle, Wash; Clark Tonner
of Canton, o., to be assistant commits.
sioner of Indian affairs; Edwin D. Coe,
pension agent at Milwaukee; Dewey H.
George, agent for the Indians of the
Green Bay agency, in Wisconsin;
Charles D. Reyes, Indian agent of the
Fort Apache agency, Arizona; George
D. Petit of Pittsburg, consul at Dussel-
dOrf.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-09-18
WILL NOT TURN GREEN,
Postal Congress Agreement Fixes the
Color of United States Stamps.

Postal Congress Agreement Fixes the
Color of United States Stamps.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-The atten-
ton Of the treasury department has
been called to the fact that the universal
postal congress recently in session here,
agreed upon a scheme Of colors for post.
age stamps to be used by all nations in
the postal union. The color of the 2.
cent United States stamp as agreed
upon was carmine, SO that the pro.
posed change to green will not be
made.
storm Interrupts the Silver Meeting.
SPRINGFIELD, O., Sept. 1S.-There
was a larger attendance at the camp
meeting being held under the auspices
OF the American Bimetallic league.
After speeches by Hon. A. A. Brown
and Judge J. j. Harper, the proceed
ings Were interrupted by a storm.
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CASE AT KANSAS CITY.

Colored Yellow Fever Suspect in the City
Hospital.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 1S.-What is pos.
sibly a case Of yellow fever has devel.
oped here in the city hospital. Claude
Anderson, a negro boy 7 years old, was
was taken to the hospital from a negro
lodging house OH East Twelfth street, in
the central part Of the city. The boy
came here from Mississippi six days
ago. The lad was suffering from fever,
and his condition seemed so suspicious
that a consultation Of physicians was
called, but at a late hour no conclusion
was reached.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Governor Scofeld has taken out an
insurance policy on the Wisconsin CAPT.
toll building for half a million.
The coal miners at Diamondville. Ida,
are on strike and have resolved not ia
again go to the mine until their wages
are raised and the truck store system
abolished.
A conference will be held between
the Colorado Democratic and Populist
leaders with a view of uniting the sill.
yer forces Of the state in opposition to
the Mckinley Republicans.
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Northwest German Hap lists.

M1SNEAPCL1s. Sept. lS.-The 18th an
nual conference of the German Bap-
fists of the Northwest is now in prog
ress in the First German Baptist church
at Minneapolis Rev. j. Schoz Of Tyn-
dali, S. D., is moderator.
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Notice Of Application to Sell Intoxicating
IinunI.

Notice is hereby given that Stephen Evens has
this day filed in my office an application for a
permit to sell intoxicating liquor at retail at lot
five (5,, block six (6) in the town Of Wentworth
county Of Lake, state of South Dakota, and that
eaid application will be heard by the trustees Of
said town on the 25th Of September, 1897, at {
O'Clock p. NJ, at the council room, in Went
worth, South dakota. at which time any person
or persons may appear before said corporate au
thoritiee and give any reason why such license
should not be received or permit granted to cell
Intoxicating liquors at retail.
= Dated al Wentworth, South Lakota, September
Is, 1897.
I'D. MACAULY.
Clerk Of the Town of Wentworth, South Dakota.
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Died of Yellow Fever in a Depot.

CINCINNATI, Sept. lS.-A Mayield
(Ky.) special to The Times. Star says
Lizzie Bowen, a white woman, died in
the depot there. She was taken from
the train and her death is sad to BE- the
result of yellow fever.
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Sept. II.
HOGS-Market about steady; quality
mostly Range of prices 81. 35@
400.
CATTLE-Good cattle stronger and in
good demand; common dull.
Sales ranged at S3.5O13. 50 for stockers;
$3.50 for steers; 81. 25G3.O0 for COWS; 81. II
CABS for calves.
SHEEP-Market for good sheep and
lambs strong AMI in good demand.
Muttons. 50. 35; lambs. So 75@4.35.
Receipts: Hogs, 500; cattle, $50;
calves, %; sheep. 200.
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Chicago.

ernmelt. Posta. card, supposed to be
counterfeit have been found in the
Denver mails, and arrests are likely to
follow. 1t is claimed that the cards are
sold i'll large quantities to merchants
and investment houses, and immense
profits are being realized. 1t is suspected
that at least one Of the operators is
located in this city.
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Advance in Eessemer Pig Iron.

CLEVELAND, Sept. Is. During the
present week there has been an advance
of so cents a ton in bessemer pig iron,
making the price $40 a ton. No big
sales at that price are recorded, but the
market is firm at the new quotation.