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Bryan said:

|
"Somo think that the hght
should be made sgainAt the rati-
tic@tion Of the treaty, bat | would
prefer another plan. If the treaty
is rejected negotiation& must lie
renewed, and instead uf settling
the question according to our ideas
ne must settle it by diplomacy,
with the possibility Of interration-
al complications. 1t will he
easier, | think, to end the war AT
onco by ratifYing the treaty and
then deal with the subject in our
own way. The issue can he pre-
Ssntcd directly by z resolution of
congress declaring the pp.icv of
the nation upon this subject. The
president says in his message that
our only purpose in taking DOS
session Of Cuba is to Establish q
stable government and then turn
that government over to the pco-
pie of Cnba. Congress could re-
affirm this purpose in regard to
Cuba and assert the same purpose
in regard to the Philippine islands
and Porto Rico. Such :. resoln-
ton would make . clear cut issue
between tho doctrine of self GOV
ernment and the doctrine of i'm
perislism. We should reserve
harbor and 4 cosIing station in
Porto Rico and the Philippines in
return for services rendered, .and
think We would be justified in
asking the same concession from
Cuba.
"In the case of Porto Rico,
where the people have as yet ex-
pressed no desire for an indepsnd-
ent government, we might with
propriety declare our Willingness
to annex the island if the citizens
desire annexation, but the Philip.
pine islands are too far away and
their people too different from
ours to be annexed to the United
States, even If they desired it..
Col. Bryan leaves Savannah to-
night for Washington, d. c.,
and will arrive there Wednesday
afternoon. He intends to enter
actively into the fight against the
colonial policy. In fact it is evil
dent that this was the main cause
that led to his resignation.
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- VAT LITTLE MAN.

"No "oner hsd President Nc.
kinIey concluded before there
were loud cries for Wheeler
and when that little man got up,
his head scarcely higher than the
speaker S desk, the audience once
more gave vent to wild en-
thuslasm. Gen. Wheeler re-
ferred euiogisticSlly to the efforts
of the president towards preserv.
ing peace as long as the countrv:s s
honor would permit such efforts
and OF his mssterful policy after
var wss invitabIe. Gen Wheeler
paid a tribute to Admiral Dewey,
and added: "Ihe army, in con-
junction with tho navy, was or
dercd to attack and destroy the
Spanish forces at Santiago. In
four weeks that order was obeyed.
and It's purposes accomplished.
The proud Spanish nation stood
suing for peace from the nation
which, a month before, it had
held up to ridiculs and scorn."
Calls for Maj. Con. Young
brought that officer to his feet
with short speech regarding tho
conditions Of the army camps in
the south. He said that no troops
in the world were better, more
regslly f.d and treated than were
the troops in South Carolin. and
Georgia.
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Confidence Men "Do" Spariards.

Two American confidence men
have been here in Havana and
gone, leaving the Spanish wiser
bat poorer by $50 600 in gold.
One of them paid 5000 by q certi.
fled check tor an option on plan.
tation NJ Sll5, 900. Then
second American appeared and
offered $175, 900 cssh for his
plantation, giving the Spaniard
certified check for $4,000 to
make GOOD the bargain.
The first purchaser refused to
release bis option except on the
payment of $50 900 cash. He
GOT the money. Needless to say
the second purchasr WAS not COM
pleted. The certified checks we're
bogus and the two confidence men
are now in the United States.
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Mr. Arthur Williamson, an

Mr. Arthur Williamson, an
engineer on the Southern railway
and n well known citizen, met
with tragic death sometime
early last evening. He was in a
buggy and when near the corner
of Lumber and Pulaski streets,
the hoise evidently ran away,
throwing MIR. Williamson out and
breaking his neck. -Columbia
Record.
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t.g " tp

fnanktul words written by Mrs
Ada f Hart, of Grafton, ). d.
"Was taken with bad cold
which .ttled on my lungs; cough
set in and finally terminated in
Consumption. -Four Doctors eavo
me up, saying | could live but u
short time. gave myself up to
my Savior, determined if could
not stay with my friends on earth,
would meet nv absent ones
above. My husband was advised
to get DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. | gave it = trial, took in
all eight bottles. 1t has cured
me, and thank God | am saved
and now a well and healthy wo-
man." Trial bottles free at
Crawford Bros Drug Store.
Regular size SOC and $1.OO.
Guaranteed or price refunded.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The khd You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss the Of &sHAzzzz~
President Marsh's Sentence

Philadelphia Dec. 13.
w. Marsh, former president of the
wrecked keystone National bank
was today sentenced by Judge But
Ter, in the L. 5. District Court,
to an imprisonment of II years
and three months and to pay fine
of $500.
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. A - TT O II Z a.
Bears IL. 1M kad yes Haze Axss bssga
A'..'''' - &M2Zz&as
Negro Volunteer Killed.

Macon, GA. Dec. 14.-Chsrley
Scott, n private in Go. l, Third
North Carolina was shot in the
temple by another negro soldier
at house Of ill-fame here tonight.
The ball penetrated the skull and
the man will die before morning
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SAY ! DON'T DO IT!

Don't send of for jewelry,
watches, clocks, alvorware, or
for anything in these lines, for
the Identical thing can be obtained
from K. Brandt for the same
money and oftentimes for less,
besides you know how often one
is deceived.
Did YOU over think OF 1t, that r..
BT~hit has mad study OF ordering
sarh things for 8 years. and that he
certainly knows bette where 20 order
nom than you who occasionally read
an advertisement or receive a cata>
ioaus Remember all jewellers are
not 40 veil post-j Bring your cata
iogue along and he will demonstrate
whs he says. Now, try 1t, he wants
you to do It. ~
our pr es are low aud 10 per cent
Hsdus ton mAk..s thena q great des i
lower Write for circuisrs.r OF ~ :
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beauty Is Bleod Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
,eauty without IT. Csscsrets, Candy Cathsr
BE- clean your blood and keep it cIean, by
tiiring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
)seish pimples, boils, blotches, hlackheads.
an hat sickly bilious complexion by taking
Casc"Tets s,-beauty for ten cents. All drug.
glsts, satiEtaction guaranteed, I0c, 25c, SOC.
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The house passed the pension
bill Thursday. The measure was
read through and voted on in less
then twenty misutes. The bill
carries Sl45, 2S9, $50.
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PROCLAIMED BY
The RESIDENT
Death R1ell Of SeCtionaIism
Sounded in Atlanta,
HIS MEMORABLE WORDS.
The Northern Chief Executive
Pays Just Tribute to the
Confederate Dond.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 14.-Presj-
dsut Mckinley made memorsbI.
the first day Of the Atlanta p,sce
jubilee by notable utterance in
his speech before the Joint session
of the Georgia legislature this
afternoon.
His reception by tho general
assembly was warm and hearty in
the extreme, and his speech WAS
punctured with frequent out5ursts
OF cheering. 1t is admitted on
all sides that the address marked
an epoch in history and is to-
night on every lip.
Upon the PRESIDENT arrival at
the cxpitol he WAS greeted with a
field artillery salute and was at
once escorted to Governor Can
dler's Office. There short in
formal reception took place. Up.
on it's conclusion tho president
was conducted to the assembly
chamber, where he occupied the
speakers chair with Governor
Gambler on his right.
When President Dodson Of tho
senate called tho Legislature to
order the galleries were thronged
with men and women. The body
OF the chamber WAS we'll filed
with State Senators aud assembly,
men, while the uniform. of various
officers and the Governors STAFF
gave a touch Of brilliant color to
the gathering. On the first row
facing the speaker sat Secretaries
Gage, Long, Wilson and Smith
and Secretary Porter.
Beside the speakers desk and
b"low tn, president Gems. Wheel
er, Lawton and Young, in full
uniform, sat on chairs.
The speaker raped for silence
and introduced the president to
the audience, after conprstul.t
ing the State of Georgia upon
the presence of their distinguished
guests.
AS the president arose tho au-
dience applauded.
MEMORABLE PASSAGE.
During the course OF his sh ort
peech Mr.. Mckinley referred to
his notes and constantly paused
for cheers to stop. 4 scene of
Intense enthusiasm followed when
amid impressive silence these
word. fell from the lips of the
president: every soldiers grave
made during the unfortunate civil
war is tribute to American
valor. And while, when those
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BRYAN FIGHTS EXPANSION.
Out Of the Army, Talking Freely
aud Telling his Idea Of the
Democratic Party Policy.

tn d,, Col w,i,;. p.
roo, ; l.. ...- =,
35 Nshro,ka r.u,r,o,4 - 49,.
"My reason for l.,vino ths
army WAS set forth in NV letter
to the adiutant general tcnderino 20
my resiCnatios. Now that the
treaty of peace has been concluded
! believe that | can be more use
full to my country q. 4 civilian
than a soldier"
Colonel Brvsn tr.p r,roc..doa
to the discussion of .,uhIic ou.,
tion., SAVING:
Tho peonIc Of tbe Trit.d
States b.yino r.scu.d Cph, from,
fore;o. cortroI
the discussion Of tb. domos,ic
problems which corfror+ .h;x
nation and turp 70 III. oonl.
tion of the now m.,tior. ar;sinc
out Of tho war
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that onvarnmonts dor;x .b.;;
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men,, come nm from ,bs oaor,o or
we NAV beIi,ve that o,vorrmon,,
come down to the peonIs from
those who nns.e,s tbe bs,vis,t
csuunns and the I,rge.t shine brt
we can not adyoc.,. both doc.
trines
.Io borrow RihIa orot,t;o,
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not st,ndn observation-disclosures.
declar.tiun nav .lI ,b.t .hi.
nation can not endure half repnb
lie and half colony b,if free and
hiatt v....l Oar form Of yovor,
meat. our traditions, our pro,ent
interests and our future welfare
all forbid our entering upon !
career of conquest
jefferson has been quoted in
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should share with you in the care
- IN" graves u tho Confederate
soldiers.
4 wild cheer went mp from
every throat in the typical south .
crn audience, a cheer that echoed
and reached through the cham
her until it was taken up by the
crowds outside.
TOUCHING INCIpENT.
Old mon who fought for the
south, rose from their seats and
waved their hXts. One Confeder-
ate veteran now venerable
legislator had passed forward un-
til he WAS leaning against the
Speakers desk, hanging on each
word the president uttered. When
the reference was made to the
Confederate dead, this old man
buried his head in his arms and
while cheers rang out, cried like a
little child.
OF all the many conciliatorv
speeches which have been made
since Grant said "Lst there be
peace" nothing has more deeply
stirred q southern audience than
the simple words of Preside Mt
Mckinley this afternoon.
THE SPEECH.
The president spoke as follows:
"Sectional lines no longer mar
the map of tho United States.
Sectional feeling no longer holds
back the love we bear each other.
Fraternity is the national anthem,
sung by q chorus of As States and
our territories at home and be-
yond the seas. The union is once
more the common atlas of our
love and loyalty, our devotion
and sacrifices. The old flag again
waves over us in peace with new
gIories which your sons and ours
have this year added to It's sacred
folds. What cause we have for
rejoicing. Saddened only by the
fact that so many Of our brave
men fell on field or sickened and
died from hardship and exposure
and others returning, bringing
wounds and disease from which
they~iIl long suffer. The memory
of the dead will he precious
legacy and the disabled will be
the nations care.
a nation which cares for it's
disabled soldiers rs we have al
ways done will never lack de
Tenders. The national cemeteries
tor those who fell in battle are
proof that the dead Ms we'll AZ the
Iiring have our love Whtt an
army of silent ssntineIs we have,
aud with what loving caro- thoi
graves are kept,
"Every soldiers grave during
our unfortunate civil war is y
tribute to American valor. And
while, when those graves vers
made, we differed widely about
the future OF this government,
the ditfereaces were long ago set
tied by the arbitrament of arms
and the time has now como in tho
evolution OF sentiment and feeling,
under the providence of God,
when, in the spirit of fraternity
We should share with you in the
care OF the Confederate soldiers.
"The cordial feeling now hap
PLY existing between the north
and south prompts this gr.ciou.
act, and, Il il, needed further
justification, & il is found in the
gallant loyalty to the Union and
to the aag % oonspicuoulssIy,' sho,,, ON wn
X, ~, = ~; - r. L,ss c3rs9Y-hf
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MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

It is certainly gratifying to the pub
lie to know of one concern in the land
who are not afraid to be generous to
the needy and suffering. The proprie-
tors of DR., Llng's New Discovery for
Consumption, Doughs and Colds, have
given away over ten million trial bot
ties of this great medicine; and have
the satisfaction of knowing it has abso-
lutely curedt thousands of hopeless cases.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and
all diseases of the Throat, Chest and
Lungs are surely cured by it. Call on
+. Beardsleys Druggist, and get trial
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a CLEMER Trick

It certainly looks like it, but there is
really no trick about it, Anybody can
try it who has Lame Back and Weak
Kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles.
We mean he can cure himself right
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medicine tones up the whole system,
acts as a stimulant tc Liver and Kid
neys, is blood purifier and nerve tonic
1t cures Constipation, Headache, Faint
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CONTEST NOTICE.
TNrTED STATES LAND OFFICE,

Wausau, Wis, June 10, 1898.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this office by Michael
Frohlich, contestant, against home
stead entry No. 6707 made September
g. 1892, for n. E. n. w and Lot 3,
Section 9, Township 40 n, Range s E.,
by Alfred Finch Contested, in which it
is alleged that: the said Alfred Finch
has wholly abandoned said homestead,
that he has made no improvements and
has not been on the land for over two
years, said parties are hereby notified
to appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
a. m. on July Is, 1898, before the Reg
lister and Receiver at the United States
Land Office in Wausau, Wis,
The said contestant having, in a pro-
per affidavit filed June 10, 1898, set
forth facts which show that after due
diligence, personal service of this no
tice can not be made. it is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be
given by due and proper publications.
EDGAR T. WHEELOCK,
Register.
HENRY G. MCCROssEN.
Receiver.
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Thursday June %, 1898.

Cbas Haskins who has had charge
s. tho summer resort at Sand Lake fol
the past five or six months was IN 0p pa 4
Tuesday looking for his wife who had
eloped with Charles Saviour :, L I'M t Gou-
~, WI left sunday evening while Mr.. Has
Tins was here in town having come IN
- hrino a party of tourists out to eaten
the train. The woman had two child
dren a boy about ten and girl about u
airb+ She took the little girl with
her and left the boy. SAVIOUR mas oe7n
emoloved about the resort allthe spring
ua is we'll known here having run tue
,.asortfo a while several years ago
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Kidney or Bladder Troubles.

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Haff Rates to Des rhoinee.

Via the North Western Line. EN
cursion tickets will be sold at one fare
for the round trip, June = aad =.
limited to June so, account Prohibition
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Are YOU Troubled with Dyspepsia!

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HIGH SCHOOL.

No. days taught. .....''''.''''''' ', 40
No. pupils enrolled. ~ ~
Average daily attendance. ,..''.'' 10
No. visitors. .''''''' 80
Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardy.
Julia Dockery, Fannie GARRISON
Ethel Mcleod, Georgia Todd, Ella
THOMPSON, Ida Slattery, Emma Schaef-
for. Rolla Dickinson, Orley Finger,
James Baker, Abel St. Louis, Mamie
St. Peter,
J. A. WALSH, Principal.
YEARLY REPORT FOR HIGHER
DEPARTMENT,
Attendance for Fail term zz''2
Winter term 1901
{. cnr;no 1861
Total attendance for the year 4ooo
PUPILS neither absent nor taFoy loi
the whole year.
Ethel Mcleod, Abel St. Lonls.
]. A. Walsh, Principal.
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Liver Complaints and Nervousness
Cured.

torpid liver always produces dull lness
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with PHYSICIANS or tried some recommended
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GRAMMAR DEP ARTMENI.

No. days taught.-..'-..-'--'''''''''''11 ~
No. pupils enrolled ..''..','''''''''1 90
Average daily attendance. .-.'''''.'l %
No of visitors v
Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardS' ,,o.,,
IVA Finger, stacia Wright, Mary
1:.,, ,,urtle Kuehne, Vivian Thrun,
Ora Garrison. Harry Mcintyre
Yearly report for Grammar Yep ,o, ',
No of DAYS attendance lst Term l+oas
No Of DAYS attendance I'd Term 1ldo
No Of DAYS attendance Sd Term 900
Total attendance for the year 3D. ''S
NAE WEIGAND, Teacher.
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Via the Nurth-W estern Line. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold, with favor.
able return limits account OF Trans
Mississippi Teachers Association to be
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apply to agents Chiago & North-Wes-
tern r Y,
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Locals. 10 cents per line for first IN
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ton after.
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IND PRIMARY

NO. OF NIstNUlS
Names OF pupils neither absent nor
tardy.
Lucy Stein, Clande Stevens, Clark
soon. Eddie Scheribel, Clara sDern,
!. Isabelle Young
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-06-23
verxLow eates to Portland, ore

very bow ssates to Portland Ore
Via the NorthW estern Line. Elk
cursion tickets will be sold at greatly
reduced rates June 30 and July limited
to return until August 81, inclusive,
account of meeting of Congregations
Council. Apply to agents Chicago &
NOrth-W estern R'y.