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Natchitoches populist., 1898-06-10
w ar News.

This weeks maneuvers have beer
marked with brilliant pages of wal
history
The Spanish fleet having been
definitely located in Santiago, and
the long narrow straits leading in
to it being too dangerous with the
mines below and heavy guns of the
forts above to risk our fine battle
ships with thoir crews of hundreds
OF men, it became necessary to
blockade these straits to eGectuaIIy
hold the Spaniards in.
For while we had dozens of war
ships ail around the mouth Of said
channel, and were only too anxious
to get the Spaniards out 10 fight.
yet there was always danger of
their slipping out and escaping du-
ring a fog or u storm, when our
ships would be blown far oat to
sea, then there was also danger Of
the Spanish torpedo boats slipping |
out and blowing up some Of our
ships.
But the question of sinking a
big Old worn out ship in the chan
mel was knotty enc, and its soIu-
tlCn promised the almost certain
loss of Life of all who attempted
the difficult task.
For it was probably s or 10 miles
from where our feet lay to that
part OF the long, narrow, crooked
channel which was narrow enough .
20 be spanned with the hulk of q
arge steamer, and the 8 or miles
IT channel through which they
Lust pass, was lined on either side
With forts and big guns and small,
While the bottom was well laid
With torpedoes. "A
But Lieut., Hobson of the Ala. a
anna, a brilliant young graduate
t the Naval Academy at Annapo.
$, and member OF the naval con.
corps, conceived the plan
nd begged OF the Admiral per-
llSslon to execute it. When he ask
q tor volunteers for Ills perilous
lsslon, strange to say, 1000 men,
: practically all OH our fleet
tered their services and their
yes to their country in that try
g experiment.
Only six men however, were cho-
II to assist the brave young Lieu ! pn ~
nant, and seventh hid himself ST. srl
the ship and accompanied them. On,
The big collier Merrimac was zOl
at 3 o'clock a. m, she
canned slowly into the channel
flowed by a steam launch which
aited outside to pick up any of al
6 daring Sailors that might es- Ag
pc death on the Merrimac. sci
No sooner had she got in reach ta. ter
an the forts from all'sides began
pour a desperate fire upon her,
t amid a rain Of shot and shell, c4
9 went on her way to her desti. s..- -.
tion, anchored, swung around |
mediately across the channel, hol
ploded a torpedo in her bottom the
q sank and settled for the pres. q uia
Natchitoches populist., 1898-06-10
List OF BurOrs

Drawn to serve at the June term
OF 10th District Court, Parish of
Natchit0ches:
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WHY 1T rs POPULAR.

The Chesapeake 4 ohio leads all com pet,.
tors La safety and luxury OF railway travel
Its track II laid with 10 pound steel rails
~ bridges are new and Quilt OF iron.
its r,sadoed "a - model Of smooth ness and
stability.
Its entire equipment IL new aud modern.
ils blOck system has been completed
All IT, through trains are vestibuIsd
All its through trains are heated with
at. atn.
All lts through trains are lighted with
Its liBsiisd trains are the handsomesl
aud best equipped running between the Easl
Its Famous y F.V Limited runs solid be.
tween Cincinnati. WAshiagtoB aud Hew
fors, win PoilmHn hleepers TO aBd from
Lexington aud bOuiSvllIe.
lN new WSHbinEtOn aud ~. Louis Limited
runs solid betWesn Cincinnati and Washing
ton with fuiimau Sleepsrs 10 aud from Iu-
diAnapoiis aud ~. LOUIS.
It's dining cars run through between Gin
cinnau, Washington, Baltimore, Philadel
phls and New York, and the service IL an
IL hes q complete new Pullman vestibui.1
Equipment, unequsllsd on any line IL
Il Il the only line bstween the West ane
The hattonel Capital equipped a. aboVs
~ Tuns through the grandsst mountain
nser sno c@bon scenery east of the Rock
II reaches moFe points 81 historic Interas
than any other line IN AmeYica
IL reaches the great bsttlensids Of virgin
In.
Il = se.ehss the great coal and iron fields .
u Tssehss The Ersa, cities Of the rAst an,
II reaches the place 700 wish 70 reach.
~ IL the road for you 70 take
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26
rHlRp ANNUAL REPORT
OF The Secretary and Treasurer Of
the Msmsn's Guild Of Grace
Episcopal Church.

January l+th, 1898, the annual
election Of officers OF the Woman
Guild Of Grace Church took Mac.
and resulted in the reelection OF
those in office. viz: Anna Miller
Williams, President; Anna Beech
Coe, Nice-Presidcnt Harriet Louise
Peck, Secretary and Treasurer
Then was read the following.
THIRD ANNUAL REPORT.
With the l4th of January, 1898
the Woman's Guild begins the
fourth year of its existence with
sn of its eleven charter members
Six new members joined the society
during the year aud FIVE were lost
making the membership fourteen. n
gam of one over the year previous
Iwenty-nine joined during the three
years and fourteen was lost by re.
moval, death or resignation.
During ls97-9s twenty-nine meet.
ings were held with an average AZ.
tendance of SIX. The largest num-
Der present at any meeting wa.
eleven. the smallest three. A recess.
was taken from May LIST. to Oct. LIST
The following are the receipts
and disbursements:
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

The teachers OF the Ceresio fnde.
pendent District met in regular se..
sion in the Central Building, Mon
day evening, Jan. IL, isps. All
the teachers were present and the
roll-call was dispensed with.
Superintendent Anderson in Civ
ing his report stated that the Cat
let,sbutg, Ky, teachers had been
granted day To visit schools and
would probably come to the In
dcpendenl District soon.
lie also emphasized the advira-
bility of doing more number work
IN the primary grades, and suggest
ed busy work" for the FIRST aud
second years. w w. Smith repor,.
ed nine new books received in ,hs
henova School Library, making a
total OF fifty.four.
The Philosophy Of School Man
agement was then taken up preceded
by a talk on same by r. A. Mitch
ell bearing on the differentiation Of
the teachers in the complete organ
ISM OF the Independent District
and their operative unity with
The head of the orgsnism. Mr.. An
ierson, IN the teaching and manar-
ing process. The study of tho even
ing was very interesting and prac.
iical, centering. as u did. on the
'unifyipg conditions OF teachers
md pupil."
The program for the next meet
ng is To be similar To the last ones.
The meeting was adjourned at v:iOs
w. w SMIru- Snci,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

Mr.. Thos. Tinslsy was in Hun
tington last Saturday, on business.
w. J. Fink, Of the Gfs-ar Co. .
went TO kenova last Monday, on
business.
Hotel Dunlow is now under thu
management of VIM. Corker, who
succeeds Mr. Ira Smith.
The 5. o. X. has reinstated their
council, the password being .'neys
er sweat"
Prosperity has come to- our land
by the way Of capitalists making in
yestments in our forests on Wells
Mt.
The Free Schools in this county
are most all closed for this year;
the village school will close next
Friday, the 18th, making record
Of success.
MIR. Ira Smith and wife, formerly
of this place, are at present visiting
at Barboursville. Mr. Smith ~
contemplating trip TO Seattle.
Mr.. X. X. Currie, the N. Il w.
agent at this place, hss returned
from Roanoke, wbere he has been
in the Interest," Of the o. X. T.. or
der.
The good sisters Of our village
paid their compliments TO Rev. II.
= Williams last Monday night in
the way Of pound party which
was pleasant surprises - the Rev.
The second quarterly meeting
Vas held at this place last Saturday
and Sunday by the r. E., Of the
VI. +. Church, which was time Of
refreshing 70 the devout workers Of
this place.
SLfM Bof.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

Always get q man IN insure your
property who has bad experience. A
slight mistake may invalidste your
policy. !. 7. keDoaIaI has been
in the business for twelve years and
knows all about IL. His companies
are the Best aud bis rates the Lewast,
He writes the policies himself and
you are not required 70 send your
policy away and wait q week to Sc
cure an endorsement.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

We have concluded 20 aeceps new
subscriptions 70 tbe ADvAScr Sos :
short time logger a. the rae Of 300
a wear. but the cash must - handed
M before che name il placed 0u our
lst. Old subscribers paying ~ all
arrearagcs can take sdgsntaEe %
this oifer
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26
Do Not ProGrastInats

II Is dangerous to put of from
DAY 10 day insuTing your property.
it - not business. 1. 4. McDOugal
a recording agent for humber Of
hrst. class companies Ills rates are
the lowest Call a. the ADvANcE
Office 20 day and secure = policy ou
your property before u is too late d,
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

To ali new Subscribers (or old
ones paying up ali arrearagesl We
will furnish the ADvAScE and the
Cincinnati Weekly Commercial Ga
1ette one year for 81 so.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

himself well pleased with this part
OF the country and thinks the future
prospects of our little city are very
bright. We feel greatly honored
10y his visit and welcome him to our
little city.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

Don't forget that T. r. McDoue
gal, 4 Ceredo, writes fire insur-
aDce 10 the BEST COMPANIES At the
LOWEST RATES.
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BISHOP McCABE, OF NEW
YORK,

On DR.. James Headache Powders
With regard to these Head
ache Powders, | have NO hesitation
IN commenting them to sufferer.
from headache. They relieve TIN
pain speedily, and have neve.
known anyone TO be harmed b,
their use. have heen great sui
ierer from headache ~ my life. bui
have almost gotten rid of IL by III.
Constant use Of hot " ter and lfuit
and by doing without c.frr. The
DR.. James Headache Powders have
however, greatly relieved me ~
times. and | never allow myself :,
he without them. and have recon-
mended them freely.
& &. McCABE.
For sale by w VI Blo,s or .
he ADvANcE office
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Jan ", 1888

Every effort has been made iis the
manufacture Of Cbamberlainsf
Cough Remedy 10 produce perfect
preparations; one that il thoroughly
reliable in every way for the treat
ment Of coughs, colds, Group and
whooping cough; pleasant 70 the
taste, safe 20 give freely 70 ohildreR
of any age and at the sans time
equally efficient for adalts. A fsif
trial Of the remedy will satisfy any
one that this has been accomplished.
For sale by w. VI. Biozs, Ceredo.
aud Williams & Campbell, Kenoyat
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

In advising you 20 use Chamber
lain's Pain Balm for rheumatism,
We know IL will give you perfect sat-
isfactiou a. che hrst application
will relieve the pam and its oontin-
ned uss for a short time vill effect a
cure. For sale by ". N Bio q,
Csredo. and " iiliams a Camps
ksnovs
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

Beauty, utility and value are hap
PLY combined in Hoods Sarsapa-
rills Coupon Calendar for 1893
The lovely ehild's head in an EN-
bossed gold frame, surrounded By
sprays Of flowers ia mosaic; the
harmonious pad In blue with clear
figures, aud the Coupons by mean.
Of which many valuable books and
other articles may be obtained,
make up the most desirable calen-
dar We have ever seen. The first
coupon article Is Hoods Practical
Cook Book, a handsome useful vol.
ums of $50 pages. Ask your drug.
gist for Hoods Coupon Calendar,
or send nE cents IN stamps for one
70 G. I. Hood q Co., Lowell, Mas.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

m you vaut . fsncy Roekes,
Bookcase. Desk. Couek eF anyshiag
IN the furniture hne, you uih DO
we'll by going 20 MeCauiey's. lie
is giving Rock bottom prices OF
everything. No, 80 y snd -. :
iront0n, %.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

IL China the physician Who loses
his patient sometimes also loses his
head. Seer, tary Gage has, Il 10
said, informed Chief Hszsn, Of ths
Treasury Secret Service. that ~
must catch the countsrfeiter Of the
tIOO silver certificates OF loss bis
Official head.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

For FIRE insurancs come 70 the
ADyfNcE ofics
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

Young people gong % hoese
keeping aill hnd everything they
y Ant in Furniture, Carpets. Pictures
: a. McCauiey'ss tsonton Ohio
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

Are you going a. get marriedt
II doesn't matter whether you are Or
not, II you need anything IN th,
house furnishing line 60 % MoCau-
iey's al lronton, Ohio. lie knocks
his competitors out every time.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

W4LEER-K KESSEDY. Jan, ~,
Al the homs Of the brides parents
Mr. Charles Walker, Of Wayne, va
married 70 Miss Nettis Kennedy,
daughter u Crocket Kennedy, Oi
GragstOn creek, this county The
ADvANCE extends oOnerstulstiong.
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This space belongs to

This space belongs to
BERNSTEIN & BEAR.
who are offering BIG
BARGAINS i'm all kinds
Of goods.
"A representative Of the
firm is now i'm the East pur-
chasing Spring Goods, and
the goods now on hand
must be sold to make room
for the Spring Stock.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-01-26

SIR VIM. Woods, Of London.
England, is in America sightseeing.
lie has been the guest Of M ~
CiaB, Vice President of the Thack-
er Coal a Coke Co., and n stopping
~ he Gleuvood. lie erprssees
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D. S. MARTIN,
Meat Market.
Caticttsburg, Ky.

our meat wagon m tkes daily trips Il, C~-
redo and Keuova with n good .upply of
fre-h meat. WI APPRECfATE YOU1.
IRA DE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-25
NEW ENGLAND VISITED.
Severe storm Prevails. Attended By L,
usual II, noInena,

usual II, nolnena.
BOSToN, Jan. 25.-A severe storm,
attended by unusual phenomena,
passed over New England during the
day causing heavy rains III the southern
portion, 10 to IL inches of snow in
Maine and New Hampshire, thunder
and lightning in the extreme northeast
and practically a tlda. wave on the
coast from Cape Cod to Portland. 4
gale is blowing east of Portland and
the storm seems likely to increase IN
force as it passes over the provinces.
While the heavy SHOWS III Maine
caused some delay in railroad transpor-
tatlon and the severe rains in the
south We're responsible for numerous
washOuts, the most destructive feature
OF the storm seem 20 have ucen IN the
tremendous tide wnlc4 swept IN from
the sea at noon, lEun dating the greater
part OF the coast and causing Il heavy
loss to owners OF property along the
water front and along the beaches.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-25

The board Of comm.s sioners OF Auro-
ia county have settled their claim
chants bank by accepting from Receiver
Sullivan thirteen quarter sections Of
land and the old bank building. Tie
bondsmen Of ex-County Eastman. who
had several thousand dollars Of county
money in the bank At the time it closed
its doors, have agreed to pay 800 taxes
against the lani assumed by the county.
w~hereupou they are to e released from
all liabilities. The bank building will
beSused for ,!- county trea-urer's aud
county au tltof's otfi ;es. a- it has II good
vault and flmt lork SAT-. OF when the
C0uu'N .arG- G.'h IL need.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-25
A Soldiers EEscap(
from me Damocrdt-Ncasagr, .M S.eri,no. III.

When Richmond had fallen and ,be ore,,
commanders had met beneath The historic
apple tree at Appomattox, the SD Penn.
sylvanla Volunteers, prcmaturciv arcI. cI,1
IN tattcrs and rags, broken in i,,1y hr, =,
dauntless spirit, swung into line for the las,
grand review . and hen oui,,lv ,,,roL.t
away to begin lifc's fray anew. Hehe, ,b,,
ana shell, the dread miasma Of the sou,hor,
swamp, sicepl"ss nights and wearisonle DAYS
na" oepi'ted their ranks until only a hand.
!"i remained. Among the number Asa Rob
Ihsol came back to the old home IN Nj.
Sterling, Ills; that he had left at the call 10
ur'ls our years previous. lie went away in
tue 1irst flush of vigorous manhood he came
back a ghost of the self that answered ia
lr.siIent Lincoln's call for" 800. 200 morcn
WIN ms return to the old homestead
.n.Ie raine 10 mn, Tn" knowledge that war
with him was only begun; that Inc nrs,
nght the battle with disease 10 the end nc ILL.,
nays MAJ the glare of n southern sun md
t"c gaming hre OF Il southern soldiery wore.
US ho'hing compared to the onslaught ~ NJ
enemy TINT fought under cover and djqra.
pa!neh al the rules Of civilized varf,yc
I'rlatlc rheumatism fastened liz inv, -
HIM, incapacitatinp him for manual laLar ra'p
Ifhh'ring him, much Of the time, lhysirnlry
- h'ipI',s - AZ infant. The wears pne..,
by, but his sIilerinps, with incrcasi,,,, " a
~ete increased rather than diminished. ~
fl"hi y s,''l' fortune for doctors medicine
not come. '' '"' ~ did
Today he is an alert, active man ,r a.,
i've Years, lis rheumatic pairs have 10.
parf'h, and while there ar, trace - -
years OF suffering in his face he walk ~,
%" s]oldler!y bearing and aprinry s,ep oea
henithy young man. 'r y"
froa,,, ,nI n.moc''f- Hessdpe reporter he talked
of m, CIV. ~ .hse. Mr.. Robinson Is a man
r.aIi; more .han average education and
1n.e!ligence. Where he is known in brown
~ ms word is q acceptable as the bond
7. ny average man. and there Is no nucs,iou
Oos that IN his case M almost miraculous curs
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-25
Proprietor

The Chicugo Records specia! cores
pendent at Washington thus sums up
TIE effect Of calling up the Teller resolu.
ton upon the administration: The
action of the senate yesterday in giving
precedence over all other business to the
Teller resolution, which declares that
the bonds Of the United States may be
paid in silver, shows how far
from possible it is to secure
from this congress any Legislation
for the currency referm that does
not include the restoration of the money
power Of silver. 1t shows that the silver
men are stronger in the senate than they
Ware two years ago. notwithstanding the
election of a guldbug president upon a
gold-staudard platform. 1t shows that
the enactment Of protectlve-tarltf law,
the resolution Of industrial activity and
commercial prosk Gritty has not satisfied
the advocates of free coinage or elimin
ated the silver question from politics.
It shows that the wishes Of the presi-
dent. often declared IN public and III phi
vate. and the debaslng influence Of
patronage are not so strong with GER
tam republican senators as public senti-
ment IL their several states. 1t shows
the folly OF the cnrrency commission in
depending upon support from the demo.
cratic SapatorS from tho SDNfH II Sbnwc
furthermore. that the split in the re-
publican party on the silver question is
growing wider, and that the president
will take great risks If he forces that
issue into the congressional campaign
next fall.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-25

was wrought by Or. Williams linSt7
PaA People. II
y Was 3 greet sufferer from sc'a5s
mafism almos. iro,n the time OF u! pa
rom tn" army. Al times ! "as "
l"uhis, and got around with only 'Hes :,
di''eui'y. Nothing seemed to si'eI
'laitei' 'cliet until three years age vi
"ttetilou was called IT, some Of lhc MA
,ur"> elected by DR.. Williams iIfhil
iale iroplc, and | made up ny ii'"'
mem. ! had not taken more than
b"S when ! noticed nm impr"ytil'%,
condition.. took three boxes 81
ana N the end o; that time was III VA
oiti"l than 1T any time since the "a
arihE service. Since then | have nuTg
bothered with rheumatism. lAf' -
INK filIs for Pale People is tae '4,.
'hht ever did me any good, and to ny"
my restoration to health.
Subscribed md sworn TO before
The l2ih day Of July. A. D.. lN't. I'D
JolIN q. GEALEE, .Iusfice 2. H,ts n
Medical evidence is added III y"
iH2 p|hysieinn's certificate: IA
liis Is 10 certify that ! have ~, IA
amincl ASH Robinson and find l,m ,s
a hca'ihy physical condition nni
rheumatism. >, N
HE.Ey ". CowFS, ~ nc
Subscribed and sworp 10 heio'
10Th day Of July, isa7. ...yrfd
Il. r. vANrrT u
GopptY .ful0c. B,off7t ~. rt
All the elements necessary I" ~, shd
end rl'rnoss 10 the blood aud rCs'" IN
nerves arc contained, in a cendfn,,ln n
lDr. Williams Pink Pills tor sd
ihe.y are on uniailing siecih, rah1
enses ~ locomotor a%taxia, par',,i rhf
-. Nitns' dance, sciuiica. neufaiL .,Ned
iisfi, ncryous headache. the ai''I sna
.rlppc, raIpi;ation Of the heart, ues
compilations, all forms viii
II male or female. ~. or 4
Pink Pills arc sold by all dealer ed
sent. post paid on receipt Of rtn,.,, sr1
box. or six boxes for $50 tln,j,csia
In bulk or by tho l00). by aa"Ji ,. n
Wiiliams' ii sdicinc CO., Sche'e1
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-25
antlc" Of Hearing Petition for Letters of Admins.
tfItiDu

Tta.r o. Hontii Daknta. County Of Iake-ss: In
,o1l.H ,o,Ft' IN the matter Of the estate Of
henrietta Uasa. deceased. The At,tn ri south
i,aEota sends greeting TO CharlDs Has, Julins
ll"hrieh ilars ana Charles John Ilas-, heirs next
81 KIN of Henrietta lla4s, deceased. and to all To
"hoil thes' presrut5 may come Notice IL here
y! 9lNeti mat Charles Hess has filed with the
JnIdee 81 TINS court, z petition, praFin, for letters
OF administration Of the estate Of licnrjetta Hass.
d"c'is'd' ana That SATURDAY, tn" twelfth day Of
February, 1872. at one O'Clock D. m Of said dav.
pong Il regular term Of This cont. 10 wit: of the
ffbi|aIt term, ls.S. at tn" count room of said
court at tue city Of Madison IN tho comfy of
Lake, ;. d., have been appointed m tho time and
place fr hearing said petition. when and where
any person may appear and show cause why said
petition should not be granted
witness the Hon. Wn. McGia'h, Judge of the
County Court, this 10th day Of .nnrary. A, d.
~, az ms ONO. IN the city Of Madison. county
OF Lake. state Of South Dakota.
WV. McGRATH,
Judge Of County Court.
Clerk County Court, Lake County. south Dakota.
d.. ID. uOLDkIDGE Il SON,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-25

Speaker Reed Will command the re-
spect and admiration Of the people Of
this country for putting a stop to the
printing Of speeches in the Congressional
Record which have never been delivered
IN congress-. more than for any other act
Of his pubic career. THIS publishing Of
public speeches never delivered and
other eytraneous matter in the Record
has become a public nuisance and how
conyressmen themselves could tolerate
IL Is a thy -terN.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-25
Boycott Groceries With B,rs.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2o.-The Catholic
Total Abstinence societies Of Chicago
hav declared a boycott on all grocers
VIII operate bars where liquor is sold
in connection with their establishments.
4 resolution calling upon all friends of
temperance to refuse to patronize gro.
ceries having liquor departments was
passed unanimously at a meeting in
Handel's hall.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-25
BOTH SIDES DETERMTNEn.
Second Week Sees No Change in the New
England Strike Situat nm.

Second Week Sees No Change in the New
England Strike situation.
Boston, Jan. 25.-Ihe second week
OF the big cotton mills strike opened at
the principal centers with both sides
apparently as Determined to hold out as
ut the Inauguration of the contest. No
attempt was made to open the gates Of
the big corporation mills at New Bed.
ford, Biddetord or Lewiston.
At New Bedford and Blddefcrd, the
business men appeart to be more anxious
regarding the future than either mill
owners or operatives, and many small
dealers are feeling the loss OF trade
severely. Many operatives are leaving,
some Of their homes Ill the previous
and others to seek employment III other
mill Centers.