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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19
'EhAL OF THE VICTIMS.
'eh'J-srvrn lso.lics Recovered Are
Laid at Rest.

Feh'1-'.srn Ho.ltcs Recovered Arc
Laid mt Rest.
ANA, feb. l2.-The intermcnt of
victims OF the Maino whose
nave been recovered took place
4 y" afternoon. All Havana was
EeMent. The flags on the public
- We're at half mast and many
MUSES. were drapcd III mourning.
t"'Se' Were represented in the
! mat filled the streets along
'"e funeral procession passed to
as'ery. The order Of tho process.
= As follows: The municipal
~ horsebac k; the city fire brig.
municipal employees; tho alder.
seven splcndidly decorated fire.
safS' special cars bearing the re.
|, we clergy; deputations consist
/ he chief officers Of the
navy and tho volunteers; repre-
|'.s OF various official bureaus
'ne customhouse; a committee
"'ihg the grocers; the council Of
"'iauon; the chief officers Of the
I '"e representatives Of foreign
n'ehts; tho city magistrates with
(a ""oc bearers; General Parade.
a''ne Captain General Blanco,
"'eu states Cousul General Lee.
Equation that lined the route
kn 'y indication Of the profound.
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pECk OFFICER DENIES.

lieutenant BlanGin says No smoking ob'
J-ct Waa Seen Approaching the Name.
KEY WEST, Fla. Feb. l9.-All the
wounded of the Maine are doing well,
Tho Bache left for the cruiser New
York ut ga. III. With divers and para
phc,nalia Oh beard. She will take more
divers from the New York and wlll
then proceed to Havana. she WIZ
probably reach the wreck OF the Name
IN the morning.
!. cu,cnant Blandin. who was the
officer of the deck ut the time OF the
disaster, says there Is no truth III tue
rcrort that q smoking object was seen
approaching the Maine just before the
explosion.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19
'ioRl OF A SAILOR.

''" smoking Object Coming
toward the Maine.
| IL ioEk' Feb. l0.-The Herald
no following from its Key West
pondent:
If - ;. on undoubted authority that
''e manned sailors who was
|udo 40 The Marine hospital. out of
Iue Tor the kind treatment and
MA ,aaafslng received from tho sur.
u s; attendants. has broken the
(s snce enjoincd by his superior
'etore leaving Havana, and
liha.s. statement which points to
a;, ;erate destruction OF the vessel.
'or' or whose name for obvious
F" withheld for the present,
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.nHt.Ni Bl MkINLEl.

Disaster believed Accidental. but
aapt steps VIII BE Taken II Not.
tiNgIoN, Feb. 10. President
l.er ha, decided to make the fol.
statement regarding the Maine,
vas gwen out by his secretary:
- upon information now in his
E.9A, the president believes that
l.ne was blown up as the result
accident. If IL is found that the
y was not an accident. prompt
fclsl'e steps will bo taken in the
=" lho finding OF the naval
W.! develop the cause. and until
: submitted. nothing will be
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19
Iowa Y. NJ. {. A. Convention.

MARsnALLTowN. Ia. Feb. l9.-Tho
2Sth annual state convention OF the \.
M. G. A. opened here during the morn.
ing for a six days session with aoou'
400 delegates in attendance. An aa'
dress Of welcome was made by Mayor
n G.. Pierce.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19
Poultry, Butter aud Eggs,

IN.N At,O, CD IN
POCLTRY-Dre>>, ID firm; turkeys
S.. lie; chickens, "a S.. ducks, 90
71sc.
BUTTER-S,cady; creaneries, l39
l9c; dairies. llWl1c.
IGGS-Eirm; fresh. IL.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19
Editors Elect Officers.

MINNEApolLs, Feb. l9.-The state
editorial association closed with the
election Of the following officers: fres'
ident. S. +. Langun. Preston; vice prosl'
dents. L. c. Huntington, Window, W..
J. Munro, Morris. Joseph Leicht. WI
mona: secretary, G. p. Stine. St. Paul;
corresponding secretary. Leslie Mat,
thews, Litchfield; treasurer D"''u
Ramaley, st. Paul.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19
NElLER HAS AN OPINION.
Believe. the Maine Disaster Was Du" I"
the Insolcncc nf the Crew.

Believes the Maine iisastsr was bu' I"
the 1nsolcncc nf the Crew.
BARCELONA, Feb. II. = Lieutenant
General Weyler, who arrived here dur.
ing the day, expressed the opinion, IN
the course OF al interview. that the
disaster which had bciallen the United
States ship Maine III Havana harbor
was due to the lnsolencc Of her crew. :
He announced his intention to ask
the governments permission TO 90 TO
Havana and stand as a candidate for
the chamber of deputies for the ia'
yana district
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Rowles to Try to Raise the Maine.

NEW YORK. Feb. l3-The CONNER.
cial Advertiser says: II Is reported at
the navy yard that Naval Constructor
Bowles is to be sent 10 Havana 10 super.
intend the work OF ralsln, the Maine.
Constructor Bowles had not received
his orders up 10 - o'clock, bat expects
them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19
Germany aud France Get Now Gums.

LONDON, Feb. l9.-The Daily Chron.
icle announces that both the German
and French armies are busily replacing
all field guns with new Quick.fire guns
at an enormous expense. The paper
says both governments have guarded
the secret wonderfully well.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Feb Is.
HOGS Market active ANA strong TO
&c higher. Range OF prices, S5.,5g3,9o.
CAITLE-Markct quiet ana steady;
good clearance.
sales ranged at s. ie93,oo Tor cows;
S3m0il5 for stockrr> and feeders; $50
a. 81 for hciicrs; 5000 50 for yearllngs
suEEP-In demand: 5000 loo.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19

CLINTON. Ia, FEB. i9.-Theodore
Bertoch, charged with poisoning
Charles Selheusen. h.> wlfe's former
husband, was found guilty Of murder
III the second degree.
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH. Feb. Is.
WHEAT-Cash No ! hard. Sl.o; No.
! Northern. 99i.c; No. : Northern. 60;
No 3spring. s7la,. To arrive-No hard
81 90 No. l Northern, .a7sc; May, 9sSsc;
July, 9s34c; Sept ,mter soc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19
MINNEAPOLIS Grain.

MlNNEAPoLIS, Feb IS
WHEAT-February closed at a7c;
May. @'sc; July 95'-c. On Track
No / hard 99ss; No y ort hern 97ssc
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British Battleship Stiil Aground.
PoRT SAID, Feb. lY.-The British
battleship Victorious, which on teo. -
Vvent ashore outside tho bar here -
still aground.
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SOUTH ST. PAUL Feb. Is
HOGS-Markct strong 70 shade higher.
Range of prices. 81 10 $50.
CAT1LE-MaTAet steady
Sales ranged ut 81 so q i.3o for stockers;
&.1avJ31O Tor COWS; S. .G 80 1or
heifcrs; $4OOGi2o for steers.
SHEEP-Markct firm
Lambs, 5000 5 40; muttons. si.O.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19
SUMPTION.

: Ole, 8 Honey an"
Tar does not !. / aut
tllse hcr-es n { ,r4nS..
-:,-e>. but { e. >to sEa
Z IL IN the veg wsssi
cases. aad in ear. SAG.
ta..1tc. cG:e.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19
GROUP.

Thousands OF infants
land children die yearly
fof Group, every ccs OF
h hese inaocents could
have been saved had s O.
iey's Honey and Tar
sbeea given them IN time.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, Feb. Is
CLOSING PRICES.

WHEAT-May. $l.O31t; July, $3.50;
September. 871i@<c; December, sSxc.
CORN-FebruAry, $50; May, sou q
BOHc; July, ,Slst@3lAc; September, S97tc
OATS-4ay. 96Ac; July, aa1sc.
PORK-FeoruAry. Sos May. so oS;
July. elQoA
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Chicago Union stock Yards.

CHICAGO. Feb. Is.
HOGS - Market fairly active. ami u
shade higher.
sales ranged at So. .S5Gl407ia for light;
S39OVl4 12lS for mixed; SiNWf.lo for
heavy: $39O,D3.95 for rough.
CATTLE Market slow.
sales ranged ut S.. SotJo.3o for bccves;
g.. 1904. 10 for cows and heifers; S3oOG
4.35 Tor Texas steers; -. % 44.oo Tor
stockers and feeders.
SHEEP-Markct steady
Sales ranged at S3 loWi65 for natives:
$3.55IA.55 for westerns; Sk2o9o.tO tor
lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, 2G0oJ; cattle, 5000:
sheep 1000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-19
COUGHS.

vDo rot neciec; a Co1-h
or Cold, "a delGys az. o!
zen dangerous. Fole.'S
n ey end 7 ari- {
pleasant. safe an sure
cure- Contas asr.o G, l-t.s
land ia guarantee :.
, 1898-12-24
(0Auyt1 Family T~*fopqr, 25m NoO.)

aere are POLITICAL prophets who declare
the Tuture of Spain has surprises in store
for $ in the coming year. 1t is common
knowledge that the Spanish Bxohequsr is
strained, to the UTMOST. and sis borrowing
incessantly4o meet its Inonthly expenditure.
What is to happen after the peace, negotia-
tons are settled aud a new Ministry takes
up The aft .irs of the country? 1t is sug-
gested that r,ther thnn increase and reform
taxation the advisers Of the Crown will
seek assistance from France. Why should.
mot France do for Spain what England has
done for Egypt? In return for adequate
financial aid she might ask, aud be given,
the provinces Of Catalonia aud Bisoay as
security for her advances. lie North of
Spain is Industrial and molern, ABSOLUTELY
ropposed to\he South, and there is a Ii
publica! pity in the North who believe
that under the @gis of France the northern
lAoeinces would be rich, prosperous and +.
Happy. H. are thBchances of such a move
ment com e. to- pass2 France is ~reItless
and djssatil FED. She Believes herself humi-
liatedsby England, aud is hIdly pleased
with Russia. Why should she not suddenly
, 1898-12-24
CIeITlUISlNC TIE KAISER.
Ar est of an American.

BERLIN, Sunday.
An American citizen, named Mr.. Frank
KrAak, has beer. arrested AMI incarcerlted
Tor l6ss majestic. The incident has caused
no little sensation. It happened il this
wise.
The gent'enm in question repaired with
his wife on their way home, after the Ame'i-
can Thanksgiving dinner, to " restaurant,
and the conversation at his table turned M.
on the Kaiser. He YVES in q somewhat ami.
mated mood, and in a loud tone gave vent to
a remark which Lis neighbours construed as
an IN insult to his Majesty's person. In
stead of himself demonstrating with the cul-
prit or ca lloyd to request hi~,
to leave : restaurant, no Of fended
GERMAN , present forthwith fetched q police
II an v 10 took Mr.. Knauk 10 the nearest sta
ion AS the constables applehended he
mis- It try to eve the arms Of Justice he
W incarcelate' r
Dir. Knaak 5 By origin a German, from
tettin, WI has resided for about sixteen
ear New York, and Is now naturalized
Ar ,%rican. Since September lie has bean
St ing at thl k&isorhof in Berlin; VIII no
c ntemplatoG ~proIonginghis ~ojour~ 40 Is one
OF the first W 0 discOvp'~' .Ieans for uti-
liA,ng the wateI-power Of he Niagara Falls.
III lawyer begged, the Charge d'Affailes Of
'ne American Embassy tie intyrcede for him,
and that gentleman has made mn application
at'tAe Foreign Ofice.-DaiIy Telegraph.
, 1898-12-24
TIE PHILIPPINES.
CESSION TO TEL STATES.
INDEMNITY o. 49, 40.
Paris. IS Nov.

Paris, % Nov.
Spain has yielded under protest. At This
afternoon sitting Of the Peace Commission
which had been 50 eagerly awaited, Souor
Montero Rios opened the proceedings by
announcing this fact. He protested on be-
half Of his country against the construction
put by tle Government OF the United States
ON Tho lhild clause u The protocol, which
~rel@tts to: the Philippine grolp p, and de-
cla6ei that The sacrifices imposcC or SPAIN
were enormous and cut If ali proportion
with her intentions when the pfeliminaries
Of peace were. signed. His e .
Senior Montero Rios went on 0'announce,
had thought of breaking OF . negotiations,
but AS it lad been conf onted with all uIti.
maiTh i must bow to force. Any attempt
- ~'sistance on it's part was foredoomed to
railu SO, in order 10 avert further dis,
asters, Spain would accept the treaty Of
peace imposed npon her, together. with the
S20,O00,000 mentioned in thu "sneris9n men,
or&ndum as compensate, lor The surrender
of the Philippine land Sulu groups. This
cor ronsat n added Senior Montero Rios,
aid not be { nlined, as the tffer wy in
'eparably nnecc~- With the Americ..-- pro
: The United States Commissioners took
due note Of this compliance with the demands
Of their ment, and it was agreed
that Mr.. Long "nd Senior Ogsda should
draw p the article of the treaty Of peace
'etti1 forth the acceptance by Spain of
the mditions imposed by the American
Government. They are to meet tomorrow
for this purpose. =
P; for the proposition TO the purchase Of
o.o of the Caroline IslaL s, with a view
to the estab .shment of q naval station.
which had been previously brought forward
by the American 'Oommiss joness, it was not
discusbed to-day. SIN '"'A a. E
it was announce ,ne Unite otarrs Govern.
ment fas'' II 'cred:ted 9TH the 'dea of
makin' 4n onet. .Vr The W ole of the group,
bnt' subiect of the { Aroline Islands was
Aot broacl!ed II afterI on, the sitting only
occupying heil I'm boz The next meeting
is tc, t,ie + ice OF "Wednesday.
Washington, % Nov.
Considerable ann vance is felt at the State
Deplrtn mt by , g publication of q state
10. the. effeo. "at the Ame cans had
, 1898-12-24

take up, another path and seek, to retrieve
the laurels she thinks have heeil lost at
.Fashoda? The question. is worth considering.
Spain is in q parlOrs condition., and might do
worse than throw herself into the aims of
her neighbour md rff.ce the Pyrenees. And
hen W iat. would happen
, 1898-12-24

Workhouse lntrmAry has admitted the Mar
chioness of Donegal who is reported' to be
sick, homeless and destitute
From Glasgow 1t els TELEGRAPH Il thu. The
crisis in the whisky trade has be \ verted.
Paris news states that the. c. ~ Of Cassa-
ton will, it is expected, decline TT Give the
Dossier unless the contents can .ommuni-
Gated to Captain DreSfl Counsel.
The Paris 'Gaulois'' editoriaiiy sayk that
the debate by the United States Congress
on the ~Nicaragu. Canal bill has been de-
signed for the purpose of cheNpenjng tho
Panama sch, me with Quilted States designs
Of purchasing the latter. = f.,
A despatch from Rome announces that the
Anarchist conference has been adjourned
and that Il protocol for carrying 'on further
negotiations was unanimously signed but
no binding convention has as yet, been
reached.
Other Continental news reports that the
Governor Of Sc~hIeswig, ~iiolstein, has issued
an edict tlat parents who send their children
acros, the border TO schools where t.Le Dmish
language is taught will lie expelled from
Germ my.
AdviceS from Montreq state that Messrs.
Greenshield'S Block has been destroyed by
fire, The loss being estimated a. one L4illion
dollars,
From Washington it is announced that Mr..
Cornelius Bliss, Secretary OF the Interior,
ha resigned his portfolio for personal reasons
and that his successor will DO Mr.. Hitch
cock at present the United States Ambassa.
dor to Russia.
Other Washir Oh Jews states that the
Cabinet has or, cred f. V thousand volun-
teers to be mustered out IN reverse ORDER IF
enlistment.
Mr.. Corliss, of Michigan has introduced |
bill to the HOuse'of Req eeseHtati'hs TO secure
the construction of a [ Die 10 connect ia
United States with II yati, Il 49, pines
Japan aud China. The ne .oera have ad-
ioulncd until the fourth e Jangary.s
Other Paris news reports that' in I'll
Chamber os Deputies tic NiSister. Of Wa,
asked for q credit Of s~ixty1six million. francs
for perfecting the material for the aiming Of
the troops.
= From Madrid it is announced that Sen5r
Sagasta is negotiating with the Heads of the
different political groups in order 10 form a
Cabinet of Cancellation.
New York, 23rd Decen Der.
Slour City Mill. for the Wet Indies, per
barrel $500 to 1926
Meal, best kIlnlried, pr. bmIel. $40 to $3.50
Jew Seasons Pork, 3d. 10 S98
Heavy Mess Pork, So 10 81
ca. Crystals pr III. AZ
"uNi Fail too. n. AIscdo. test 81
MoI&ee =, Eng. Isld>. per gal. no q%uot"tio'
E2cli"nla New YorN 81. London t4,SI3
y S. 3
y London. 28rd December
(Donn, Crystal per cwt. 1873 $50
@ugar Muscovl} l.. 4vs. o to - i.
German beet So pr.ot.f.ov. %. l..
Rum, Dem. pr. gal. Is, TO Is. I'D.
Cocoa, Trinida Good Kidding Red Pr cwt
.%on.ors. lros . rs
Bank ii Eny' md. ra' of discount 4 pr 1T.
Java Suge/ 96oI4 GibrnltNr or. ChaAoo'
orders, AAling terms p%erl3ATt. -. 80
Three rrr cent {enIes il Iakiss Fcs. l0l. IS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20
AVISO I5MPORT'Au'l u'lIh. I {

Ell que suscribe- conpra garlatlo yacu-
no propio para matanza; syende cabalios
para coche silla, tolna animales eui-
do, y vende maderas del pals de todas
dimensiones. s vs1A
Para informes, dirigirse enS Santa
Isabel don Francisco BaergE tf<~
Junio Z 1898. 5 m. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20
II CASA
DE - n-yss
CASASNDvAS Y Ca.
6. EN- ca A
e0MERCIANTES IMPoRTADORRs -

Este nueyo acreditado establcci-
miento acaba de recibir dc los princi
pales mas acreditados mercedes de
Europa un extenso y variado surtido de
calzado de todas clases, Ultima noyedad
en- formas para seiloras Y caballeros.
Diffcfl es que ell consumidor halle
otro surtido tan complete como ell que
ofrecemos.
Ofrecemos alpargatas Iona superior
90 Y p centavos de eontado.
& Precios sin competencia.
NOTA. -Ventas al por mayor y al
detail 13, Atocha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20

|. LA CRUZ ROJA.-Hablendos
editado el Reglamento de la Asocla-
cion de la sCruz Rejae, expensas de
la Jnnta Departmental de Ponce, Sc
avisa al pdblico, para que quien desee
adquirir algdn ejemplar, acada este
Parque donde por 90 centayos puede
obtenerlo. 6. 8. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20
-#s#7 Itsf13.- = 4 : eF~se| = -"
Carpinteria; !: :: :; Meeaniea
EBAssIsrE8EA YsscAEzRETERIA 3.
dc 4. F. Dorih 81 Anguera

En- estbleciieato hce trsbaos ab
eenclls puera necsee fs9.
connye tanab6n case de be Ell
clio; caba tos de aderas blcn
Admas Suido maderas de phpeu dc
FLORIDA; hs telamaniIes
.r.st .#ts..9
Hieo galvanzsdo y conpleo aurhao dc erretsrIs. .
las earros Muebes dc bsjuco de cedro.
Ponce, de 1896.
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DR.. GUOTATO MORE11
M6ssfcO CiruIanO

Ofrece sus seryicios profesionaies,
Gale mayor ntunero 81, Ponce.
Junio de 1898. I'm. alt.
nT Ural0rN pof la mitad de su
NJ VFWlIrU valor una casa de ma
dera en- buen estado, !ue renta doce pc
SOS mensuales es espaciosa tIene IN
extepso solar Y tftulo registrado.
Tambi6n Sc vende un establecimien
to comercial, en- parte c6ntrica de la po-
blacion = que vende diariamente de %
q 80 pesos. Para informes, dirlgirse
al Administrator de xLa Democracla. p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-20

Luis Casal Tabaq aerfa Martinez Martin Cato dei "a
Almacensas Enrique Lopez GAIA de Prestanos Avelmo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-22
Bagleu.

Fred Harris made home a flying
visit last Sunday.
Fine weather. Just the time for
building and other improvements.
A new farmers phone was put up
between here and Glen Haven last
week
Frank Brodt is now studying teleg-
raphy under w. Weatherwax, station
agent.
Calkins, Lewis and Marice shipped
four car loads Of hogs from here last
Monday.
Chas. Calkins transacted business
in Chicago last week, and in the mean
time his wife visited with her folks in
Brodtville.
James Day, late of the firm of
Keller & Day, is now employed by
the Canton Pillow Co., largest factory
in America.
Geo. Harvill had child badly
scaIded with hot I've. DIR. Mecum
rendered the little sufferer as COM
Portable as possible.
Mrs. P. NJ. Shrake is for a time
with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Grim
sey, of Mt. Hope, who is now the
proud mother of 10 pound girl
We were pleased to meet DIR. Arm
strong on our streets lately. The
DR. IS making a good run for the
assembly and we hope will get there.
Rob Hoskins has the contract for
moving the Lutheran church on lots
purchased in town. The distance to
move the building is about one-half
mile. Dave Bard viii also move his
dwelling onto a new cellar and foun-
dation
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-22
Matters Legislative.

In another column will be found q
copy and history Of bill S02 A. relat-
ing to the record Of marriages, births
and deaths in Grant county. That
bill alone is reason sufficient FOR not
renominating our present assembly
man. No matter how strongly one
may think the register of deeds was
unfairly cut in his bill Of fees by the
county, board, the attempt to force
payment by the passage of such a law
as this cannot be defended.
At the last general election this dis
trict gave handsome republican ma
jority. It will be a mark Of prudence
to take no step that will tend to les
sen that majority. II cannot be de-
MED that Mr.. Mcdonald has marked
opposition in his own party. He has
had the usual one term given
in this:district and no good reason
can be given for forcing his candidacy
on a large minority if not majority
who are'decidedly opposed to him.
Personally and socially, Mr.. Nc
Donald is a gentleman, genial and af-
fable; as a politician he is bitter
factional partizan. whose influence is
to demoralize and defeat the party
unless he be allowed to dictate its
policies and nominees. His personal
attack through the public press of the
private character of the late republi-
can candidate for county judge has
left sore places that will not quickly
heal. Is it wise to apply to them the
irritant OF his denomination?
There are at least two other candi-
dates who are highly competent for
the place, whose sound judgment, and
rectitude Of character are beyond
question, and whose patriotic devo-
ton to country and party for forty
years and more entitle them t. recog-
milton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-22
A Narrow Escape

Thankful words written by Mrs.
Ada +. Hart of Groton. S. D.: WAS
taken with a bad cold which settled
on my lungs; cough set in and finally
terminated in consumption. Four
doctors gave me up saying | could
i've but a short time. | gave myself
mp to my Savior, determined if could
not stay with my friends on earth !
would meet my absent ones above.
My husband was advised to get DR..
Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, coughs and colds. | gave it a
trial, took in all eight bottles. 1t has
cured me and thank God am saved
and now well and healthy woman.
Trial bottles free at j. L. Bennett's
drug store. Regular size 80 cents
and $l.00. Guaranteed or price re-
funded.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-09-22
The sure La Gr,ppe Cure.

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no life or ambition. have bad cold.
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gly yeU pr H r
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ach ANA kidneys, tone up the whole
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