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hen re,cindir sus poderes los que recibieran!os
de- los hombres dc aquellas agrupaolones ele'
cir hoy los que forman Ia nueva, sin dlstlngos
. con sbsoluta impsrcialidad. los que en- ade'
iante hayan de Representatives:
Ad 10 evitarA que al fundirse los comltes
existentes, con igusl ndmero DC miempros por
cals rama, surjs el empate en- Ia elecc'on 10
carooa hsys aue apelar la suerte que, como
suerte al fin, 90 en- absolute ciega..
Ast. unifcAndose ell procedimlento, Sc evil
tara al eclaotioismo que implics el que on mas
roblaoioues 90 apele 4 10 fusion el que Oh
otrss, cuando no estsn conformes con eva am-
bos comites, hsya de convocsrse Ia aFan'le'
popular. oo,,orsc;ones ton.
Asf, en- fin, las nuevas corPorso1on'' neao .ea
drsn al .xeouatur del pueblo, al que no pneoe
carcenArsele su derecho soberaho oe e''s'' on
+oda ocae;dn los a. / su frente quera coccar'
R;on oue como situacitn transltorla Por
,,s Az ,n,tades que ofrece hoy 81 reun1'se una
assrohlsa General del partido, eligierase proVl'
s;onalmanie. spelAndose al sufraglo lno'recto'
Ia .Iunta central por los 1efes de amoas fa'las'
mas en- los pueblos no ocurre 70 mis'ho, pHe'
nada mks faoil que celebrarse en- ellos re"nlo
nor niblieas con el fin dc proce Ter q ID e'eo'
cion de comit6s. . fs.
Hemos ilo todos & la union de bueha 1e;
rues hendita sea la union que no quefe naoa'
ah,olntamente NADIA de 10 que recoraa'n"s pue'
da el deporable aver
Fuera los odios.
Fuera los rencores.
Fuers 10 decon6anza.
seamos uno en- todos todos en- ono'
La urua que liable.
FL bslotaje que declda :, anf,oo;o
El sufrsgio y NADIA mas que 81 s"'f's'o
Vayamos 4 81 con el pensamento en- IA IA
s.,v.oi6n del sistema, que es Ia salvacidn de
Puerto Rico, sin prejuicos, Sin reservas' SIN 81
su.pioaoas, con ell de'eo noo de aGeGt',, ell
destruotibe potente oosctivdat qas ne snrgo y"
el veinte cinco de Febrero de Ia fusion ds so
dos los eiementos genuinamente autonomlsfas'
de Mario de 1893. " =" 49,
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B1BLorEcA OLA CoRREspoNDENcA PUERTO Rrco, 1o5

e1traordnaa bahia de Atong haba especcuo que e
conmoviese tan dulcemente.
-iEsto es hermoso!-exclam6.
Su alma de breton dcspertabs inconscientemene an
aquel mar de Breaha ronto apareceroa la zquerda
cabos playa unas grandes, o muy pequehs algunas
snsenadas donde vean barc onananzs eeyaba
e cabo Frehe, espsndesente uz agrandando medids
que avapzsban.
en- toda la bahia gran anmaci6n: barcos de yela
anchas vaprcos domnados por porte del Estado que
lba evar mateaes para e eugo que ba construr en-
haca sondeos Aviso detras de apareca veamen
de yacht marchaba impedo por viento Pero de
pronto giro barco hacia la zquieda despues
surgo un nuevo cabo tornado enorm eaba
aplomo sobre ell que servfa de asento castillo
ID Es alf2-pregunt6 Sivestre.
S contesto midamente karadeuce puerto esta detrAs
svestre dessaba "a 81 pueblo e puerto. Ago
eonocido doma ell fondo corazn lie quere
desde luego aquella Wei estancia
Apuesto que madre esa ell muele -dijo Karadeuc
encantado de impression que ea sonomfa ho
Sllvestre Sc evanto permanec6 pie hastds
en- que ell barco lego frente 81 faro. -
ALI VIC madre que oraba de alegrfa la tir6 bes6
despues cog6 un reno atravesar Ia baa ell baco
tro en- ell puerto. 3
Silvee motto entonces que madre estaba sola La
acompahaban Ell cura sonora anciana
Ell rector la sefora del castillo salen recibirts. mo
tie quejaras, eh?
Silvese sa6 al muele, abraz6 su madre despu6, se
yovo para sauda la sefera del castillo 90 admire dc yera
muy pAlda tan conmovida madre.
La Marquess, que haba lido a por complaeer 81 amigo
Gardan haba sendo desrozarse en- 81 an
que Ia sehora Kaadeuc estrechd entire brazos ho
81 ella habese aeeptado las oertss que Karadeuc hxo
en- otro smpos tsnda tambsn Is cha de abrazar nsto
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Gran VarIedad en- juguetes corrIentes

viz" 'ot'ouou Oil Jusu6l6S CUlIi6IllbS q
mecanlcos especiaes, hay constante surtido
en- el Bazar dp Novedades y Joverta
de de. GonSdles i Padin y Hermanos.
San Fancisco,3s.
lImacAn Liberia de OLYMPIC Otero Ponos)
"'"'a'o" Puerto Rico. - KOW WALSKI.--
Galop, opera II, 80 centavos. Marcia hdnga.
ra, 60 oentavos.- KRAMER.- La Indiana,
mum. l, fAcil, walls, 40 entayos. Ell Judfo
errante, 40 eentavos. s.--LANNER.- Album de
10 wases escogidos, peao LILLE - Po'ks,
80 centavos. -LABITZKI.-P 25 centa.
vos -LANGEY. .-- Mandoins, serenata meii.#
cana, 50 centavos. FL Carnival de los nihos,
album fAcil para manos peqneias, 80 ctvs.
IFCAE MARCIA "AGUILA".-Por vapor
-0"~ americana llegado & este puerto aver,
aoaban de reoibir Cerecedo Hsrmanes Go. D.
Julian Silva SAN JUsT0 NUMERo 1s
~ Dep6sto de Maquinas de coser. !
ComPra' venta Alquiler Sc dan plaxos
10 mlsmo las nuevas que las usadas, siendo
responsible la misma maquina: lanzaderas y
agu1as de todas olases para las mismas 4.fnfni.
~ S~~S'~AAVo N4AO110b uc cnumGrar. Ada.
mas se oompran venden muebles usados. san
: a"a 1aef'o-naoo' Isl D. ~
Para miIitareS ,l,l Y MAelNos.-En 81 e.
.''~ tablecimento de Talabarte-
RIA <La Andauzs,, Gale de San Francisco nd.
nero. 50, Sc ha rcobido por vapor xPanlinaa Il
extenso surtdo de teresianas del Rnbio de M.
drid, gorras, galones todo 10 que pue Ian
necestar diohos Institutes Precios inodicos.
San Juan Puerto Rico, 81 de Enero de 1895
5-l3. JOSE TORRES PEREZ.
''E paISinnSn' -PELUQUER1A Y PER
u''s'o"'" FUMERIA DE SERGIO
LECOMPTE. 70. surtido general
Importation directa de 10 mas selecto que sn ]
perfumerfa Sc fabrica en- Francia, Inglaterra 8
Italia. Especaidad en- enseres de eBarberfa
J Perfumerfa inglesa,. Lmpieza servioio
inmejorable. So admiten abonos.
Fl 1nntn -Unico dep6sito del desaoreditsdo
''"''' RON TOPACIO, las tres $751;
Este ron p6simo, internal mata gente, 10
regala los tocayos del estableoimiento 80
oentavos botella.-Areoibo, Gale Pavfa no. TO-
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ndmero de lynchamientos ofreoi6 fue 81 ds
1892, en- que ascendi6 s 235 el oontingente. II
promsdio hs venido siendo dc unos 100.
.".,B~ Rogamos don Carlos Valldeju
ly, del Dorado, remese los 4lo-es que adeuds
por suscripciones. 2o--6
-. I'm oolega cubano aconsejs como pre-
voptivo contra Ia viruels: primero vacunarse J
segunio tomsr crsmor tartaro on ayuua.
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16S LA HERENc1A DEL CoNDENADo
con la Aaquesa que neresaba por Gibeo More 81
lie econociese.
Pero 81 Silvestre nombraba Felipe de Montmoan, pare
eta contrariaa Haba conclude 81 oven por comprender
que la Maquesa querfa los MonmerAn, va hababa
de Felipe
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mano lzqnlerda nuestro amigo el senior don HI
cardo Lscosta:
-. Varios cabaleros de esta capital tn.
vieron aver una excursion por ell campo, con.
tAndose entire tstos los sehores don Emilio Me-
gfa don Ricardo Lacosta.
lie Consul de France a Porto-RiCo
invite ses nationaux. ct les proteges
franGais iInmatricules Ou non, Sc
faire insCrire sans retard, eux ct leurs
families, soft au COnsulat de France
8 San Juan, soft dams les agences
consulaires don't lis dependent. 81
-. Esta msf1ana tuvimos el gnsto de sa-
ludar en- esta redaccion nuestro estimado ami
90 ell sefior don Francisco Escut6, de Junoos.
-. I'm nuevo peri6dico nos hs visitaio
Sc titua <E Progreso;, 80 publca en- ests Ca
capital los dias primero = 10 de cada mes, y 10
dirige redacta, respectivamentente, don F.
Bsquero Guidfu don Jose Pesquera DAvila
Correspondemos su salado, y lie 1eeeamos lar
ga vida muchos sueoriptores.
~. Mantequila selects de Santander
quesos slef1os de leche de osbra, sc acabsn de
recibir en- 81 Colmado de Cerecsdo. Lo avi-
samo las personas de gusto.
-. Es curioso el siguiente suelto que
recortamos de I'm periodico dc Nueva York:
"L. A. Russell, de Sioux City, Iowa, (Estados
Unidoa) se ha visto demandsdo por su mujer,
4 causa de la vida de esquimal que hacfa llevar
ests, mientras 81 Sc preparaba para ir las
minas de Klondike (Kansss). Desde hace ITEM
20 suiet6se Russell a un riguroso regimen en-
comida eieroicio, fin de endurecerse contra
las privaciones que le esperan. Pero gu error
ha sido haoer participar su mujer y dos
pequehos hijos, del regimen por 81 preconlzado,
pu6s causa del mismo, han empezado para 81
las difcultades gastos, mucho antes de 10 que
esperaba. Su mujer, ademas del divorcio,
pide $40, 900 de indemnizaoi6n, Ri explorador
en- ciernes no dei6 que gu famlis SO alimentars,
desde hace tempo, mas que con carne de caba'
10 salada, habiohuelas zumo de lim6n; prohi'
bio que Sc encendiera fuego en- la casa, hab1a
de dormir todo ell mundo en- ella, con las ven
tanas abiertas. Aunque no obigabs los
suyos sc entreg asen ejeroicios gimnasticos,
6stos Sc vefan obligados ejecutarlos para
mantenener la sangre en- circulation, y como
el sistema amenazaba aoabar con todoe, Ia
mujer de Russell sc deoidd por altimo asepa'
rarse de su marido dejaro solo en- la casa,
que parece estA situada en- el cfroulo polar Ar
tico."
-. Nuestro estimado amigo el doctor don
Gabriel Ferrer Hernandez ha sido nombrado
oatedrhtioo de MatemAticas y director del 1ns'
tituto provincial de Puerto Rico. Esta notieia
hs sdo mny bien acogida en- esta capital, dada
la competencia que todos reconocen On e agra
oiado.
~ Tn peri6dico ingles .ostiene ahora
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0bras son amores Y no buonas razone!.

= A todo el que tenga 100000 le importarA
muy POGO 10 dejen cesante; pero dc estos bien-;
aventurados casos, sntran muy pocos On q
nuevo Observation-Disclosures COD ZANZIBAR
un recuerdo de Castellano por eteetos de SCI
Colmado,, que es bueno ir tomanlo notas para
la Cuaresma: Bacalao de Escooia, buches do
idem, atm maoarelas francssas. bonito J %.
raco!es cataanes. anguila y lampre & ID borda'
iesa, salmon del Rhin y americana, aenguado del
mar Baltico, lsngostinos, On saoosl de nipes;
langosta FRANCESCA = americana, oetras vicras,
arenqaes shumados y en- ealmuera ingless, sarT
dinas francesas; mas de 100 olases, en- vinos,
loores, du ces, galletas oonservas. ri aoa.
bose. Cut lese bisn 81 estomsgo, y despusa
rfase de los peces de dolores.
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4 Ia stuac6n del pats, etc. etc. Sc di6 por
constituido Ell nuevo psrtdo fue acuerdo oele.
brar reuniores de sctiva propaganda.
nnNeIII Ann de los Ell. UU. de Venezuela.
oo"oo."oo-Tenen que remitr al Go
bierno general de esta iss, relacion dc los ciu-
dadanos venezolanos avecndados eli esta pro-
vincia, supIico todos su inscription en- el H.
bro de Registro de este Consulado 4 mi cargo
en- los vice.consuados de la isla.
CARL OS b. 4NELTZ, c.,
Consul. O"P'I"'
DR.. ". REVERON,
Vice. c6nsal one'
M. BA DREN.4, m.;;o
Vice.c6nsul 33
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ARiEDAOEs. {

Tres bau|os mundOS s. de.san y.adsr .n1. tres
buen estado. Dirigirse don Miguel Portsll,
Puerta de Tierrs, primera lfnes. SIS
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mecanlcos especiales, hay constante surtido
en- el Bazar de Novedades y Joyeria,
de c, Gonsdlez i Padin q Heymanos.
San Fancisco,ss. .
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~. Aver tarde, probando unos sables dos
csballeros en- ell campo, result6 herido en- la
mano izquierda nuestro amigo el senior don Ri
cardo Lacosta.
~. Varios cabaleros de esta capital tn.
vieron aver una excursion por ell campo, con.
t&ndose entire 6stos los senores don Emilio Me-
gfa don Ricardo Lacosta.
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Fl 1nntn -Unico deposito del desaoreditsdo
- ~ '''' RON TOPACIO, las tres $751;
Este ron p6simo, internal mata gente, 10
regaia los tocayos del estableoimiento { 80
oentayos botella.-Areoibo, Gale Pavfa no. 10.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-20
ROOSEVEL1'S ROUGH RIDERS.
Troopers VIII Likely BE Ready to Move
Early Next Week.

Troopers VIII Likely he Ready to Move
Early Mex, Week.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May 20. -Hallett
Alsop Barrowe, who am into proni.
nence through the Coleman.Drayton
scandal, has arrived i'll San Antonio to
join Roosevelt's regiment of rough
riders. Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt
has devoted the past two days to drill.
ing the second and third sQuadrons.
They were drilled on horse and foot.
Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt thinks
the regiment, now 1000 strong. will
move early next week. 1t is said they
will embark at Galveston. The two
Colt rapld.tir ire guns added to the arma.
ment of the regiment by Troopers
Kane, Tiffany and Stevens arrived.
with an expert from the manufactory
to instruct the men who are to take
charge Of them. They are mounted on
tripods and turn on a pivot, splitting
out 500 nickle plated bullets Il minute
at the simple pressure Of a trigger.
Twenty men, ten to a gun, will be de-
tailed from the regiment to work the
deadly little machine, the donors, OF
course, being included i'll the detail.
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OFFICIAL
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ELMA, THE FAIRY CHILD
At the Opera House Next Friday Evening
"A Beautiful and Enhancing
Operette.

Next Friday evening, May 90, at the
opera house in this city, will be present.
ed the beautiful operetta, entitled 'El-
ma, the Fairy Child. Following is a
synopsis Of the operetta:
Elma, a disconnected child, longs for a
fairy's life and is charged to a fay by
her fairy godmother. Finding life there
not all play she longs for home again and
the fairies finding her not suited to fairy
work the ~elaines take her back to mortal
dom. Choruses, trios. duets and solos
by fairies and elves.
Cast OF characters:
Elma, the Mortal, Katherine Gary
Moonbeam, the fairy, Colleta Fitzgerald,
Elma, the fairy, Agnes Walden; Puck,
La Pearle Wood; Queen. Minnie Nc
Gillivray; Queens attendant. Edith Cir
ton; King Of the Elves, Norah Lannon.
Elsines-Winnie Smith, Lettie Larkin.
Mime De Wolff. Pearl Morse. Susie
Girton. Grace Cotfey, Julia Tierney,
Frances Goodrich. Blanche Ball, Eva
Fitzgerald, Edith Ctaphe.
Elves-Nan Larkin, George Cook,
Willie Hughes, Clifford Cline, Leo Bren-
nan, Delman Simmons, Richard Chaphe.
Leo Craney.
Fairies-Maggie Rensch, Iva Palmer,
Pearl Palmer, Gertie Cook. Lula Davi-
son, Retta Walden. Mamie Cook. Ella
Tlerney, Ethel Hughes. Ora Bergstreser
Z, LORNA .Albee, Irene Craney, Madells
Rensch, Regina Brennan. Mary Fitzger.
aid, jeanette Ray, Mella Whitridge. Leila
Slack.
Reserved seats without extra charge,
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EXPRESSIONS OF SORROW,
Great Grief In England Over the Death
Of Gladstone-Hi. End Was

Great Grief In England Over the Death
Of Gladstone-His End Wal
Peace.
LONDON. May 2O.-Every other topic
IN Great Britain dropped out of sight
before the passing of Mr.. Gladstone.
From the highest to the man in the
street the sorrow felt was respectful,
sincere and profound. In the house of
commons, dlsregarding recent prece.
dexts, 1t vas decided that the pro-
gramme in parliament should be an ad.
dress to her majesty. praying for a
funeral at the public charge and o
monument in Westminster Abbey.
The queen and Prince Of Wales sent
touching expressions of coincidence to
the widow. His death was most peace.
full. Mrs. Gladstone clasped her hus.
bands hand and occasionally kissed it.
while Rev. Stephen Gladstone read
prayers and repeated hymns.
The only evidence that Mr.. Gladstone
realized his surroundings was when his
son recited the litany. Then the dying
man feebly murmured "amcn." This
was the last word spoken by Mr.. Glad.
stone.
Mr.. Gladstone had been unconscious
for several days, although at times he
seemed to regain consciousness for a
moment to watchers about him. Ap.
parently he slept a good deal. Occa.
sionally he uttered a few words in an
incoherent. dreamy way, words which
those who We're watching were unable
to catch. Their only consolation was
that he was not suffering pain. NJ
narcotics were administered. Though
a national funeral will probably bt
accepted by the family, there is little
doubt that the remains of Mr.. Glad
! stone will be laid to rest in the peace
full graveyard at Hawarden adjoining
the church where he was married more
than half a century ago.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The Seventh Kansas district Popu'
list convention renomlnated Hon. Jerry
Simpson Of Medicine Lodge for con
gress by reclamation.
Ten men attempted to cross the Al.
legheny river Oh a raft. near Spring.
dale, Pa. The raft vas swamped and
six Of the men were drowned.
Papers received at New York from
Porto Rico contain reports that Dewey
had been badly Whipped at Manila.
Editorially the papers indulge III q lo'
of bombast. They declare thai whel
Spin beats us Mckinley will be mad,
to black the boots OF the Spanish gen
eralS
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS

ms Department is especially complete. A fine
llne OF WILSON BROS. SHIRTS for Men and
Boys Stylish ties in all shapes; summer Under
wear socks, shoes, gloves, hats the latest shapes.
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Wanted \ competent girl to do gen
eral housework. MRs. J.G. tAlLiNAN'
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"Dr. + erner'r I ...geja rre.'
as the name implies, is simply for D!s-
pepsia or Indigestion. 1t should be su
perior to the general run OF preparations
and prescriptions because prepared by a
physician OF many years study and ex-
perience, whose writings on medical
questions are accepted as authorities.
II not satisfied after using n bottle,
your money will be refunded by Frank
Smith Of Madison.
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Being Tor the benefit the juvenile band
IA excellent accompaniment OF band
music will be furnished. Admission Il
ana 10 cents. deserved seats 80 cents.
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THE CITY.
LOCAL. BREVITlES.

s.,man Kruger went 20 Sioux Falls
Il, 10 SCI the soldier boys.
|.-,ga.. from the west train this
k-u, we're Y. Il. Walden. L. W. Rae
.Caas singer.
Ssrry T. II. Gibbins and wife NEE
k.,s NJ. Moillu. sister OF Mrs. Peter
kya departed for Sioux City.
Dr. Ba.ey who has been visiting her
H.. Bailey OF Leroy township. for
k.al verks returned 10 her home at
ke!, Niln.
|-se members q the Normal Alumni
@cs'lor are requested to meet at the
&C. G. Mr.. Wm. Love, this even
.a, O'Clock.
arsn.-iA the evening train from
FI +, Peter Mnrquart, Pat.
E.,4i. G,4.. Nhskey. Dr.. a. r.. Cloueh,
B. q, I. B9rlnnd and Mrs. \. IL
E..a.d
T. .~.~.alary lecture on Africa at
Esq., church last evening was very
b. 49,, !rI and the lec;ur. was In
fs..ts Nr. .Antisdel returned to
EIFb..s'a-day where he lectures a
f.9 tue.
.ae'f..l from the north this morning
Flrs. 4 Lake Preston for the Yer
- Students and others ut the
Nals : lu,ests 70 come south. The
y s4 Ut arrive here until leo p. III,
r. ioltS train at this point was
t4-.4.
y 'r1@- aua wife aud Mrs. {. Is
"rl!! returned from Brook,nGs by
'''' efcnlng. The rest OF the
"&a Visitors who went over &c
"AAss hre expected TO return by
~"aai zach will ut least be about
r'''"a' a. the day they went over
~" mach ! Ike the Spanish fleet
a@e'2b.y II sea.
-''l'inA y the little actresses and
already noted to appear Mt the
'"o's" Ills evening. are among the
~ Maggie Lynch. Clara Fruden'
Eau" hoehler. and among the elves
''ooinch, Tommy Rensch. The
-" baud will discourse choice
Elegant costumes and u de-
~ moonlight scene. DO not fail tc
0"ie@Fs elected for the ensuing
we Grand Chapter, o.. T.. 5.
s'e' al Redfeld this week is as
Mrs. }. NJ. Bradley, OF Hot
" worthy matron; Mrs. II. c
" Red'ield, associate worth,
r n' u: W. Snow. OF Springfield
PATTON; Prof. Il. +. Kerr, O
Ns' arsociate patron; Mrs. A. NJ
'ef' 81 Madison, secretary; Mrs
'0'n' u ilanorau, treasurer.
(,, "eftnlnment OF Monday even
ka., 'p"ra house il a rare combina
a,.. '2sraphio art, Calcium high
y h, 'h canvas, and choice selec
~. 'h"s. The wreck OF the Maine
ko y the United States ant
,o.., ''fo castle. HAVANA hnroor
s,s . hundred other views Of
Present national interest
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PATRIOTIC

North Dakota Grand Lodge A. q. L. w.
Votes to Fay Assessments Of Soldiers.
FARGO, N. d., May 2O.-The grand
lodge session Of the \. O. U. w. dis.
played its patriotism by the adoption OF
a resolution authorizing the payment OF
the assessments Of every private in the
ranks Of the volunteers from this state
who were members Of the order. Edi.
tor Carruth of Grand Forks will print
tho official paper for the year, and the
next meeting of the grand lodge will
be hold here.
The new officers are: Past grand
master, George N. Stork, Cooperstown;
grand master workman, Jerry Stevens,
Northwood; grand foreman. James A.
Rose, Grand Forks; grand overseer.
Alfred II. Ellsworth, Jamestown;
grand recorder, +. j. Moore. Fargo;
grand receiver, II. S. Adams. Lisbon:
grand medical examiner, DIR. George A.
Carpenter. Fargo.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-05-20

The human machine starts but once
and stops but once. You can keep it 60
ing longest and most regularly by using
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills :for constipation and all
stomach and liver troubles.
Cook X ODEE.