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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-04-27
MOVE ZPRAVY DOMACf.
POLITICKE.
Z Washingt0nu.

/ L Washingtonu oznamoyano
We stfedu, ze zastupce kubanske
iunty, L. L. Palma, spolu S po-
bocnikem vrchniho velitele arma-
DIV kubanske, Gomeza, pcvolan
byl k porade vrchnfm velitelem
nasf armady, gen. Milesem, "a u
telem spolupnsobeni armady po-
vstalecke vojskem nasfm pfi
vpadu ma Kubu. Neco podobne-
no bylo by ovsem temef totoznyp
S uznanim republiky kubanske.
/ Statni odbor mas neni spoke
jen Sc zastoupenfm zajmd spauel-
skych, ,jez vyslancem zeme te pied
odjezdem oznameno bylo. Ohla-
seno totiz, ze o zajmy spanelskt
peeovati budou spolecne velevy
slanec francouzsky vyslancen
rakouskym a statnim odboren
prohlaseno, ze uznana bude "a u
celem tim bud Francie nebo Ra
kousko, spoleene zastupovani q
vsak vladou nasf uznavano nebu
de.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-04-27

Petadvacetilete pracne pnsobenl pr
Gasopise metropolitanskem jest zal's'e
dlouha lhita to zejmena pro zehu'
piece takS jest iekord PAM Cromweil
owe, misto pfedsedky Zenskeho narod
nlho tiskoveho druastva, lsouci "a
mestnana v zajmu chicagskeho Herai
du. Ona co zpravodaj Westinghouse
telegrafovsla ku svemu casopisu denni
zpravy prhbehu iednani yehlasne
elektoralni komise 2 roku 1877. Ceie
ctvrt stoleti pracneho pusobeni' lako
toto zajiste pani Cromwell-ovou pon,
clio, co vysileni civnf znamena le,i
neobmezena divera, ze Paine Nv ceie
ry Compound jest jedinSm nellepslm
nrostfedkem a pomicSou kazdemu,
iehoz civni telesna soustava, bud
pracf, vysilenim, trapenim, specimen
obcbodnfm aneb nemoci vycerpana,
zaiiste ma vyznamne vahy ddlezl
tosti. .ooo
washington, d. c., 10. dubna 1898
1902 @ Str.
Wells Richardson Co.
Panove: Mlada jedna PAM, by
dlicf v me rodine, ktera zkuslla roz-
dilne leky proti nervosni ochablosti a
porusenemu dstrojf vnbec shlcdaia
velkou trvalou dlevu uaivanim
Paine ova Celery Compound proto
mohu tento vytecny lex odporncitl
vsem kdoz takoveho leceni mali "a
notfebi Ellen S. Cromwell.
zeny mali sve zdravf We sySch rukou
a yyssim stupni, nei jsou uvykle tomu
yefiti.
| Neeista krev, jez podryva zaludef
nervovS system, mGze bSti bezt
ysech pochybnosti obohacena, cerven'
pryky rozmnozeny a obeh krve vyci
st9n cd skodIivych pffsad uziyanin
Paine ova Celery Compound. Beze
snost. ktera pIsobi velky dil ner'osnl
no vysfIeni mezi tenant, lie snadn'
kaide osobe kontrolovati, jez che
zbayiti moyek svij spatnSch zvyku
nei upadl.
Prof. Edward E. Phelps, M. ID. LL
d.. Darmouthske lekafske koleje pr
oblaseni sveho zazracneho vynaiezu
Paine .oya Celery Compound, We schn
ii Darmouthske lekafske fakulty, uka
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-04-27

ke me 1cte. - Louis Polo de Ber-
be-" Hned ma TO rozvinuta We
vyslanectvu einost zimnicni a ne
jenom ze belodkladne pine zneni
ultimate vlade spanelske telegra-
fovano, ale zarovefi j eineny pfi-
pravy k odjezdu. Prnvodni listi-
ny doruteny vyslanci v $500 a jiz
v 1890 tyz celou druzinou svou
Washington opustil. Snahou te-
hoz bylo, ably co neidfive mimo
pady americke Sc nalezal proto
take vyvolena costa pies Buffalo
do Toronto, Canady, odkudz pax
dalsf costa nastoupena bude do
Halifax, odkudz pax nejblizsim
parnikem do Evropy odpluie. Je-
dinkymi, kdoz vyslanci ma nadra-
| II posledni IS bohem' dati pfisli,
byli vyslanci belgicky a portugal
sky, ostatnimi pax zustal nepovsi-
mnut.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-04-27

Cetl isem nedGvno vicssopisu Worce-
.ssy Enterprise oznamku Chamberlain
,vTch l6kach prod kolice. cholefe pro-
,mu col mnx pfimGlo k napsani tohoto.
Eohu prsydivs ffci. zs jscm nikdy nepo.
mil ilku. jeni by &c tomuto vyrovnal
a,oti kolice a pr6jmu. Nemusel isem
nifdy viii vice neili iedna neb '.,a.v Owe
dIvky X vyleteni tech nejhorsich pfips-
"A q mne | mich ditek. - W.. A. Stroud.
Pocomoke City, Nd. Ma prodej u vsech
lkkkrufkh.
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PfateIe. mIjte rozum a uznani.

v minulych dnech sestavovovali
jsme vyroenf Gcty shledali jsme,
ze mezi nasimi odberateli jest ne
smirne velky pocet tech, ktefi po-
vinnost svou v0ei nam CO vyda-
vatelom posud nevykonali. V le-
tech pfedchazejicich museli jsme
cckati a shovfvati velkemu poetu
takovych, ktefiz neocekavane VI
tisni Sc ocitli pfi nejlepsf vdli
zaplatiti nemohli. Letos nebylo
zadne opravnene vymluvy takove,
aspofi ne cd odberateln venkov-
skych, leda by to snad bylo jed
notlivych osamotnelych pfipadech,
kde by nGkdo postizen byl neja-
kou nehodou. Jinak ale mohl do
jista kazdy, kdo chtel, dati nejaky
ten dollar stranou zaplatiti svdj
starry duh, aneb pfedplatiti Sc ma
ma casopis.
NV name povinnosti, jez must
byti placeny. V nasem zavode "a
mestnano Jest neustale kol IS osob
az tech kazdy must pozadovati
svou mzdu ma sklonku tydne, jinak
by xiv byti nemohl. Ostatni Wy
dani must Sc ovsem tez platiti,
kdyz ne hotove, tedy ma prvniho,
aneb ujednany Gas. Behem let
minulych, kdy museli jsme tax
mnohym vyckavati, musili jsme
ovsem zadati vyhoveni aneb po-
schovenf sami, dluziti Sc, a vefite-
le chit sve penfze. Nechceme hrd'
liti snad takovych, kteff by pfi mel
lepN vail nemohli, avsak jsme pfc
svedteni, ze takovych jest pra
skrovny pocet. Ia to musime tin
usilovneji ma ehati ma vsechn,
ostatni nase dluzniky, necht dlu
hull mnoho neb malo. ably dlul
svlj zapravili, die moznosti cely
aneb aspoh vetsf Cast. Tez vzna
Slime snaznou zadost ma ty, ktef
AZ dosud letos opomenuli pied
platne sve zaslati, ably dele neod
kladali pfedplacenfm.
Mezi nasimi odberateli jest te
n9co takovych, kterym Snowman
pet vice rokn a takovym davam
tfmto ma srozumenou, ze jim del
shovivati nemdzeme, neminime
nehodlame. Ny vine, ze pla'
groceristovi, fezniku vsem jinyr
cd nichz nGco kupujf a neni pfie
ny, proc by nemeli platiti tez nc
vinafi. Zadny obchodnik by jir
tax dlouho necekal, cekame my
Mnozf mich slibili Sc vyrovna
a pfedplatiti, jakmile lepsf Gas
D nastaly, mas nechavaji pofad je
4 tekati. To must nejaky kone
witt, nebof veene to tax jiti nj
m0ze. Jest to veru az podiVen
zae asi nekten lide novinafe pow
\ zuji. Ten ma eekati al naposled
a piece ten gros, ktery "a pfe'
} platne k obdrzeni ma jest nejpe
neji zaslouzeny. Neradi sahau
ku prostfedkdm krajnim, avss
nebudeli jinak, musfme pouz
krok0 ostfejsfch, nebot penez n
= vyhnutelne name zapotfeby, alb
chom svym povinnostem dosta
Doufame, Re k tomu nedojde
tGto nasi zadosti povsimnou
vsichni jichz sc tyce.
Vvd Pokroku Zapadu.
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KRONIKA UDALOSTf.
Wax oloupen.

ZLos Angeles, CAL, ozname-
no We stfedu, ze po 2. hod. ranni
zastaven byl expresni vlak drahy
Santa Fe poblize mostu, pies re-
ku Mojave, as 2 mile cd Ora
Grande vedouci, dvema lupici,
ktefi o vyloupenf vozu nakladniho
Sc pokusili kdyz jim Sc to nepo-
dafilo, odepnutim vozu postoy--
niho Sc spokojili. Strojnikovi ma
to nafizeno, S vozem tim o kus
dale odjeti, nacez dvefe vyrazeny
vozu pytle Sc zasylkami regi-
strovanymi vzaty. StrojvedoucL
v pffhodnem okamziku po lupi-
eich stfelil jednoho mich smr-
telne poranil, odvahu svou vsak
sam smrti zaplatil. Byl totiz dru
hym lupicem brokovnice stfelen
a ma mfste usmrcen. Po stope
zbyvajiciho lupice, kteryz kohmo
kofisti svou prchnul, vydal Sc
serif Sc slidicimi psy jest pry ma
deje ma jeho polapeni.
R0ztrzka
mezi SIP. staty spantlskem sta
la Sc skutkem We stfedu a sice
stale Sc tax bezodkladne po pode.
psani presidentem resoluce, kon.
gresem pfijate, jakoz ultimatar
kter5mz vlade spanelske do soboty
Gas davan byl, v souhlase S reso
| lucf onou sc zachovati a voJskc
sve kuby a lodstvo vod kuban'
skych odvolati. Jakmile ODE Ii
stiny presidentem podepsany byly
odeslano odborem statnfm ultima
tum vyslanci spanelskemu a sic'
pfibyl posel do vyslanectva Spa
nelskeho v II:2o, case to, kdy
prave vyslanec v porade velevy
slancem rakouskym a francouz
skym dlel. Sotva ze vyslanec d'
listin mu odevzdanych Sc podiva
vyznam jich seznal, pozadal po
sla o seekani a nekolika minu
tach odevzal mu nasledovnf not'
odboru statnimu. jiz v den pied
chozf v oeekavanf vecf budoucicf
vypracovanou a ku kterez pouz'
jen podpisu vyslancova zapotfeb
bylo: "Resoluce, pfijata kongre
sem Spoj. Statd Americkych I
schvzlena dnes presidentem, jes
takove povahy, ze dalsi mnj poby
We Washingtonu nemoznym einel
Jest a proto nucen jsem o povefu
lief listiny sve pozadati. Sprav'
spanelskeho vyslanectva sveten'
Jest velevyslanci francouzskemu
rakouskemu. Phi pfilezltosti te
. to, pro mne velice bolestne, man
tu cest ujistiti Vas znovu vyso
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1898-04-27

p We Washingtonu zemfel We
/ !. ,yrtek DO delsi nemocf senator Z.
c. WaIthall Mississippi, We sta
Hos let. v senatu zasedal, S W.
ii.nkou IA mesica-od ledna 1894
do bfezna ISe5-od bfezna 1885.
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PoiedOu domu.

Z Washingtonu oznamovano
bylo, ze spanelskym vyslancem ma
fizeno bylo vsem spanelskym kon-
suldm zemi, uvedomiti veskere
pfislusniky spanelske, ktefi by ma
sledkem hroziciho ncpfatelstvi me-
ri Sp. Staty Spanelskem do rod
ne zemi odebrati Sc chteli, ozna-
miti, ze o dopravu vsech bude po-
starano sice ze pronajmut byl k
1eili tomu zvlastnf parnfk, kteryz
Ultra New Yorku odjede.
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Piedplaeslte na KnihOvnu AmerickOu.

pSedpIat1e obmas pouze 500 roene
veikych sestu nejepsh romahu' ha
60. = - s,ya acL. ekeml6 Adresa;
Knihovna Amerieka. Omaha. keD
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R0zmnozeni vojska.

valetnym odborem vypracova-
ma dtery vojeuskemu vyboru
snemovny poslanecke podana by
la pfedloha, kterouz pocet vojska
V padu vypuknuti valky behem
nekolika malo hodin ma 2oo,o
muzn zvysen byti ma. L poetu
tfoho pfipadalo by $4,000 ma vol
sko pravidelne, $4,000 az 100, goo
ma sratni milici 90, 900 ma prvni
yyzyu dobrovolnickou.
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Indiani do boje,

w S0y~f
Z Appleton, Wis, oznameno
We stfedu, ze Indiani kmene Onei-
da zorganizovali dive setniny, Iez
proti Spaneldm tahnouti hodlaji.
Umyslem jest utvofiti cely jeden
pluk indiansky sice rudochn,
nalezajicich Sc ma reservacich u
Media, Menominee a Stockbridge.
plukovnf hudba tez jiz jest zorga-
nisovana a sice pfihlasilo Sc Gel
KEN 10 hudebnfkd rudosskych.
PoboGnikem
sekretafe valky Algera jmenovan
byl pondeli FIR. Thompson,P pied
seda drahy pennsylvanske a sice
povinnostf jeho bude starati Sc 0
dopravu vojska spolkoveho v pa
du vseobecne mobilizace. Vybra-
nj Thompsona k dnlezitemu dfadu
tomuto povazuje sc "a veilce
stastne, an tyz dfad podobny Iiz
dobe valky obcanske zastaval,
jsa pobocnikem tehdejsiho sekre'
tale vaIky. T. A. Scotia.
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spoiehy tisk

ucinil liz v dtery nalezite pfipravy
aby vefejnost americkou nejnoveJ-
sfmi spolehlivymi zpravaml po
vyppknuti nepfatelstvf mezi Spa
nelskem Sp. Staty zasobovati
mohl a sice najmul povestny fili-
bustersky parnfk Dauntless, KITE
rez po celou tu dobu valky co To-
de zpravodajske uzivano bude.
Parnik tento nalezal sc v drzenl
soudu spolkoveho spoIenym IL
skem slozena zafi zaruka v obnosu
s25, 600. Parnik byl bezodklad'
ne vsim potfebnym zasoben a
vrchnfm velitelem jeho jmenovan
zastupce spojeneho tisku, ktery2
osratni novinafske zpravodale poo
dohledem svym mfti bude. VI
stfedu pfipojil Sc parnik k voJskr
spolkovemu Key West zakotve
nemu, tax ably spolehlive zpravS
hned cd sameho vypuknuti nepfa
telstvf podavany byti mohly.
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ported yesterday from st. Luke's hos
pltal. Blerman has many compliment
airy words to say for the treatment he
received IN the hospital, but he pre-
fers to be out, nevertheless.
Three members of Company H re-
turned and were given thirty-day fur
and Privates DahIberg and Buttschau
The trial of Corporal Hoyt before
the general court martial was COM
pleted by hearing the arguments and
the verdict rendered, but the latter
cannot be made public until 1t is re-
viewed by the department command
er. In the afternoon the case of Pri-
Vate Benjamin Butler, Company A,
came up. The accused pleaded guilty,
and the only evidence heard was that
which tended towards a mitigation of
the punishment: AS there was no fur
Their business, the court adjourned sine
die.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-08
TABLET I'M THE CAPITOL
Fourth Minnesota Veterans VIII
Substitute 1t for the Projected
AIIatoOna Monument

the PROJECTED
AIlatoOna Monument.
The Fourth Minnesota held it's an
nual reunion yesterday afternoon in
the court house. The veterans had the
court house almost to themselves
They lounged about the corridors and
saw no one of whom they could ask
questions, and finally located in the
large court room on the second floor
The reunion was a purely business af-
fair and about all the veterans did
was to elect officers of the associa-
ton for the coming year.
The committee to aid In the publ
cation of the second volume Of Min
nesota's war record was continued in
service. There was a general sentiment
in favor OF abandoning the project Of
erecting q monument in memory Of
the regiments service at the battle Of
Allatoona, and substituting the plac-
ing Of tablet or the setting apart
of memorial room in the new state
capitol building
Several interesting letters were read
from absent members, and the list Of
deaths Of former members, so far as
known, was read. Steps were taken
for the relief Of two unfortunate and
INDECENT members of the association.
=. Gen. J; B: sanborn, St. Paul; N; P. Faux,
y.
St. Paul; G. stanchtield, St. Paul; j. II. Dill
ley, ST. Paul; R. Jerome. st. Paul; ]. E.
Conley. st, Paul; ]. H. Thurston. St. Paul;
Col. Donaldson, Stewart; R. ]. Cheney. Shak-
opee; Seth Nichols Glencoe; H. c. Hatch,
Whittmorej S. F. Brown, New Prague; T. J.
Caldwell, New Prague; G. VOTERS, Norwood;
neaPolis; Jos. MontFose, Minneapolis; G.
S. Ratch, Minneapolis: H. Vogt, Minneapolis;
Valley. j. J. fuller. Freborn: G. G. Buch-
man, Minnehaha; A. Fisher, Waconia; P. D.
Anderson. Waconia; J. Jersey, Watervile;
l. Cork ossHO; L: r. Day, clinton Falls;
et Sare Elk River D. rahod
Dolan; c. Jensen, Brighton; A. Jensen,
Brightoni A. Fontaine, Crookston; J. B.
Randall. st. Paul; w. w. Getchell. North
Brown.
Gen. ]. B. Sanborn was in the chair.
The meeting was very brief. The Of
ficers for the ensuing year were elected
by unanimous action. Gen. Sanborn
was elected president, and Capt. A. L.
Brown secretary and treasurer. The
only routine business was the report
of the committee on monument, which
was appointed at the last regular meet
ing The report of the committee was
adopted and the committee continued
for the coming year. In the adoption
Of the report of the committee it was
understood that action would be taken
to commemorate the services of the
volunteers in the Indian and Civil wars
J. E. Conley, of st. Paul, who was
only fourteen years old when he en-
tered the service Of the country, told
something Of his experience in the
army, and then the meeting adjourned.
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soldiers who will be brought IN on the special
aggerated. 1t was at first reported that there
would be between 400 and 900 but the nun
per Will not much exceed zoo, and none of
one.half will 80 to St. Paul and the other
half to Minneapolis. Many of them viii be
able to go to their homes SO that the
neapolis will not exceed forty or fifty.
Dr. John W. Mcdonald has made arrange
ments with DR.. William Russell for the use
of his private hospital 500 Hennenin ave-
nue.. DR.. Russell has recently added fifteen
new rooms to his hospital near Lake Cal
noun, and between forty and fifty patients
donald is making arrangements to have a
large number Of stretchers and bearers ready
at the station when the train comes in, 10 re-
make arrangements with the street car COM
pany to have cars ready to carry them to
their respective homes or to the hospitals
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BLOWN FROM A PIER
TWO MEN WERE KILLED AND
TEN OTHERS SERIOUSLY
INJURED
THREE W0RKMEN ARE MISSING

They Were Carpenters at Work on
the Roof OF the Big Pier and Are
Supposed to Have Been Blown
Into the River and Drowned
Survivors Too Badly Frightened
to Assist Their Companions.
NEW YORK, Sept. THE first gust
Of wind that preceded the thunder
storm at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
blew down the heavy iron superstruc-
ture of new pier No. 80. at the foot
Of West Twelfth street, killing two
men and injuring ten others. There
were ninety men at work on this iron
superstructure on the piers when 1t fell
in on them.
The killed are: Samuel Patterson and
The wounded are: Charles Batwick, Jerry
Brown, J. Malone, Oscar Oslader, George LII
ley, ]. Gallon, Michael Evson, George. Conk-
lin. Walter Latham.
Missing-Gaven Rutherford, Alexander
Ewanson, George Ramsey.
work on the roof. They are supposed to have
been blown into the river and drowned.
The new pier is 800 feet ling, and IS
being erected by the Wilson Steam
ship company. 1t Is said to be the
largest and longest pier In the city.
The heavy iron beams and girders
were up, and the roof, which was also
of iron, was on. When the storm loom
ed UP from the southwest a tremen-
dous blast Of wind rushed in under the
iron superstructure and fairly lifting
1t from the pier allowed 1t to drop
again in a mass Of twisted and gar
bled debris burying the men under 1T.
4.
the first roar and the storm pitiful
cries and means could be heard The
uninjured men hurried off the pier and
huddled together in the timekeeper's
she'd leaving their fellow workmen
crying for help under the twisted mass
Of iron, all of them too badly fright
ened to assist in rescuing the injured
men. An alarm soon brought out two
companies of firemen, who went to
work to rescue those under the debris.
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purpose Will be to treat all states fari.
~ and as nearly alike as possible.
EOMESICK SOLDIERS.

HOMESICK SOLDIERS.
1.-THE great complaint of the soldiers
is inconsistencies, and a great deal of
this has been caused by the inconsid-
crate publications In the sensational
newspapers. Some Of it is also charge
able to the fact that the men entered
the army with the expectation that
their services would be very short. Ey-
cry experienced officer knows that g..
great many men died of inconsistencies
Following the depression that ensues
upon inconsistencies come other NAL
aides, to which the homeSick soldier
falls an easy victim, and 1t is tnpos-
sible to check their course. Now to
my mind the American people should
try 10 brace up these men; to encour-
age them and cause them to remember
that they are soldiers and are expect
ed to meet soldiers duties The peo-
pie or this country should not be given
the impression that they have sent into
the army lot Of boys unfit to with
stand the unavoidable vicissltudes Of
camp life. Some of the complaints that
have been published are calculated to
make the American army appear in q
poor light to the eyes of the America
people and also to those Of the nations
of the world"
The secretary gave an earnest as
surance Of his purpose to carry out
strictly the decision he had announced
to hold field officers responsible for
the condition Of their man In the case
of Private Hugh Parrot, who was re-
ported to have persisted in his tent at
Montauk, lacking medical attendance
Ihls was the case to which Repre-
sentative Grosvenor had directed the
attention Of the war department. The
secretary several days ago called upon
the commanding officer at Camp Wikoff
for report on the subject, and today
he sent a peremptory order to Gen.
smarter to create court of inquiry to
investigate the case, or, If the facts
Warranted 1t, to shorten the proceed
lngs by ordering a court martial at
once Tor the officer responsible for Par
rottS lack Of attention.
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CAN NOT STOP IT.
Even st. Paul Day Added New Links
to the Library Chain.

Even st. Paul Day Added New Links
to the Library Chain.
Over forty letters were received yesterday
In the "endless chain" series for the library
fund The interest is v1sibly growing IN
spite of the excitement of the fair and other
attractions.
Blank letters may be secured at the fol-
lowing places:
Manufacturers, Field, schlick & Co. schu-
neman q Evans. at office on first floor; Mich
aud Bros, Yerxa's ]. P. Allen, druggist
Jackson and Seventh; Sterile, druggist
broadway and Seventh; Aberdeen hotel
Rietzke, druggist, Selby and Western
G o be counting room. the Golden Rule
HeIler's drug store, Tenth and ST. Peter.
Following are the returns of yesterday:
Mrs. 0. II. O'Neill Mrs. T. J. Lilly.
MISS Jessie Young, Minnie S. Noble.
MISS Gertie -, Mrs. F. Doran.
Mr.. Randall, G. r. Barber.
MS j. Dittenhofer, Mrs. w. H. EIsinger.
Miss Jessie Talman, Mrs. Robertson.
Mrs. e. c. Stringer.
No name, Mrs. w. H. Dixon.
Mrs. Mannheimer, Virginia Striker.
Miss Firchbein. Mrs. Max FranksL. -"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-08

Mrs. Rose, Blanche, Elsinger.
Miss Wenzieri, Abbie L. Powers.
Miss Laura Morgansten, Mrs. Grevs
Miss Young. Lottie j. Keller.
Miss Johnston. Francis H. Estabrook
Mrs. H. G. OBrien.
No name, Mrs. Julia Barry Dibble.
Miss Golfer, NJ. F. Richardson.
Mrs. Gall. Mrs. Jennie Keiter
No name. Mrs. Hugo Schlenk
No name, Miss HaRriet Armstrong
Mrs. Galusha, F. e, Wood
Miss Lottie j. Keller, Miss Hammerlv
Miss Powland. Miss Keller.
William s. Flynt, III. S. Wood
Mrs. Albert n. Rose, Ambrose Guitermen.
Mrs. Charles Bigelow.
Mrs. C.. A. Pettingil Mrs. Robert Seeger
Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. William Ricbeson.
Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. w e. Alair.
Mrs. Fegan. Miss B. Thompson.
Miss Speechley, Susanna l. Becker
No name, Mrs. w. w. Holcomb
Mrs. F. V. Heyderstaedt, Mrs, l.. Goodkind
Mrs. Albert V. Williams, Mrs. Philip g
Harris p ~
Miss Gillette Mrs. Charles E. Smith.
Mrs. Upham, Nettie B. Lathrop.
Miss Godfrey, Miss Maud Smith.
Mrs. Godfrey, Mrs. Josiah Fairchild.
Mrs. McCree, new SERIES.
Miss Smith, Mrs. G. D. Penfeld.
Mrs. Merrick, Mrs. Hester Nd. Weidman.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-08
IS 1T CURABLEF
A euestfOn Often Asked by Those
Afflicted with Piles.

= Is strained joint durable? Is local In
hsmmation durable? OF course. If pronerIv
treated. So Is piles. p'
People become afflicted with piles and ask
some old chronic" who has always persist
cd IN the wrong treatment and naturally he
olscourages them by telling them that Their
case is hopeless. 1' 'ieii
they In turn discourage others. and tbus
disease that can in every case be cared nv
caretuI and skillful handling is allowed IN
sap the energy of thousands who might free
themselves OF the trouble in a few davs
pyramid Pile Cure will cure the most 40
graVated case of hemorrhoids in an sstonisb
lngiy snort time. 1t relieves the congested
parts, reduces the tumors instantly, no mat
ter how large, allays the Inflammation and
stops the aching or itching at once
thousands who have resorted to exnen
sive surgical treatment have been cured bv
the Pyramid Pile Cure-in a number of in
stances persons who had spent months In a
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1t Is remedy that none need fear IN on
ply, even to the most aggravated. swollen
and inhamed hemorrhoidal tumors
II you are afflicted with this stubborn die
ease you can master 1t, and master it quick
ly.
This remedy is no longer an experiment,
put medical certainty. 1t is manufactured
by the Pyramid Pile Co., of Marshall. Mich
Druggists sell it at 80 cents per box. II ia
becoming the most popular pile cure tha
country has ever known and druggists every
where are ordering 1t for their customers.