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The Party That Denounces the HAN
agement OF the War Is
Named Dennis.

The Party That Denounces the Han
agement OF the War Is
Named Dennis.
Elk Senator 81. B. Kelly, one of the
best known Pops in Kansas. openly
declared that the Populists and
Democrats in criticising the national
administrations conduct OF the war
with Spain, are making fools Of them
selves, and that unless they change
their tactics they can't expect to win
an election again for the next twenty
years. Senator Kelly served four
years in the civil war and he knows
what hardships are. 'There is not
an old soldier in Kansas today. either
Republican, Democrat or Populist,
who has any complaint against the
management of the war or criticism
to make of Secretary AIger." said he.
ave, who went through the war,
suffering all kinds of privations, can
but admire how splendidly the adj
ministration organized the present
army in such a short time. Look at
the soldiers today, being hauled
around in chair ours, Pullman cars or
tourist sleepers. In our days, cattle
cars or box cars were good enough
for as. Then take the food the SOL
diers are now getting. Why, it would
have been a feast for us in the Cos.
The clothing and equipment of today
exceed ours by hundredfold. Judge
Doster said in his interview the SOL
diers today are the best fed, best
clothed and best taken care of of any
in the history of this country. If
you will notice the soldiers them
selves are not complaining. 1t is the
copperheads who never made a
move to tender their services when
the President called for troops and
the yellow journals which are getting
up these lies for selfish profit. The
party that opposes McKinley's man
agement of the war is named Den
MIS-"
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The sure La Grippe Cure.

There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady. if you will only get the
right remedy. You are having pain a l
all through your body. your liver is out
Of order, have no appetite, no life or
ambition. have bad cold. in fact are
completely used up. Electric Bitters is
the only remedy that will give you
prompt relief. They act directly on your
liver stomach and kidneys, tone up the
whole system and make you feel like q
new being. They are guaranteed to cure
or price refunded. For sale 1T w. F.
Pines City Drug Store; only 80 cents per
bottle.
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THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR.

The appointment by the President
of commission of nine prominent
citizens of the country to examine
into the conduct of the war, ought to
set at rest until the facts are heard,
the vituperation by the yellow press
on the management of the war, com
missary and medical departments of
the government. The fault finding
OF the conduct of the war, the alleg-
ed treatment Of the soldiers in camp
and in hospital, has aroused feeling
of resentment in the country. It is
probably not true much that is told,
and many of the real facts are gross
~ exaggerated.
The same spirit that prompted the
war now seeks to embitter the people
against those who conducted the war.
War begets animosities and jealousies
among those who participate in it,
and this feeling is carried to the peo-
pie; but it is left to partisan press to
cause rancor and hatred among the
soldiers and the people for political
effect.
The glorious achievements of our
armies have been robbed of tseir
splendor and grandeur that political
party may profit by it. The SO called
yellow journals" realize the COM
mendation that has fallen to Presi
dent Mckinley for the good sense
and wisdom that has characterized
his conduct throughout the war, and
they fear that the good feeling that
prevails towards him may rebound to
the good of the Republican party.
We must judge by results. Our
arms were victorious everywhere. It
must follow that good management
as well as other considerations was a
prominent factor in q success that has
won the admiration of the world.
The valor of the soldier and sailor
could never have been shown under
poor leadership and Encouragement.
There were many disadvantages to
encounter and overcome in the war.
and the greatest was the insidious
climate, under hardships and priva
tons Tor which there was no allevia-
ton. That our armies Jared 60 well
Is the surprise of those old soldiers
who served in the army of the late
rebellion.
The war aroused a great sensation
Desily magni6ed by an untruthful and
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For broken surfaces, sores, insect bites,
burns, skin diseases and especially piles
there 10 one reliable remedy, DeWitt's
DeWitt's don't accept cOunierfeits or
frauds. You will not be disappointed
with DeWi.t's Witch Hazel Salve. The
Palace Drug Co.
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DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has the
largest sale Of any Salve in the world.
This fact and its merit has led dishonest
people to attempt to counterfeit it. Look
cut for the man who attempts to deceive
you when you call for DeWitt's Witch
Haze! Salve the great pile cure. The
Palace Drug Co.
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malignant press; and under the shad-
ows of our Curious victories. the
i'll temper of the people is sought,
that victory and glory may be turned
into confusion and humiliation.
The Globe-republican., 1898-09-15

The ladies of the G.. A. X. have ar
ranged for through train to Cincinnat5
via Santa Fe on September 4. The round
trip is $3.50. An excellent opportunity
to give your family an outing.
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20 Cts. Given AWAY.

Cut this ont, write your name across
it in ink and take it to the druggist
named below and he will give you a
20c. bottle of DR.. Sawyer's Ukatine
for sets. Ukatine cures all forms of
Kidney difficulties. puffed eyes, mud
dy complexion. makes sallow and vel.
low skin white, cures water brash.
cures pains in stomach and Liver.
cures constipation.
W. s. AMOS, Druggist.
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W. s. AMOS, Druggist.

A Blaine girl was playing under q
wind mill when the pump was not at.
tached to the shaft. As the mill stood
still moment she saw a little round hole
in the iron shaft and ran her finger
through 1t. 1t was the bolt hole and her
finger was the bolt. The next breeze
started the mill and the finger was taken
off.
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Truth wears well. People have learned
that DeWitt's Little Early Risers are re-
liable little pills for regulating the
bowels, curing constipation and sick
headaces. They don't grip. The Palace
Drug Co.
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For diarrhoea dysentry, collie, cholera,
flux and all summer complaints. nothing
is so gentle, soothing and effective, as
Beggs' Diarrhoea Balsam. 1t never fails
to give relief and if taken in time will
effect speedy cure. Be sure that you
get "Beggs" the only remedy with
national reputation. For sale by w. F.
Pine.
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The Women's Relief Corps will = -
Cincinnati via Santa Fe's special thsonG1
train. which will leave here Cor nsaGo1e
junction point) on: September 4. Roaoa-
trip ticket from here costs only $29.0ot
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More than twenty million free samples
of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve have
been distributed by the manufacturers.
What better proof af their confidence in
its merits do you want? 1t cures piles,
burns, scalds, sores, iu the shortest space
of time. The Palace Drug Co.
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One Minute Cough Cure surprises peo-
pie BY its quick cures and children may
take It in large quantities without the
least danger. 1t has won for itself the
best reputation Of any preparation used
tnday Tor colds, Group. tickling In the
throat or obstinate coughs. The Palace
DRUG Co.
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1t Absolutely Has No Equal

and all others who claim theirs is a.
good as Begss' German Salve are imita-
tors. A fair trial will convince any one
that there is no preparation yet discover
ed. that stvnds even an equal in allayinS
pain and in its healing qualities. For
sale by w. F. Pine.
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Through Cars to Cincinnati.
Pullman Palace and Tourist sleepers
and free Chair cars to Cincinnati without
change, via Santa Fee Route, on Septem-
Der 4, 1898. Round-trip ticket costs only
$3.50.
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You invite disappointment when you
experiment. DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers are pleasant, easy, thorough little
pills. They cure constipation aud sick
headache just as sure as you take them.
The Palace Drug Co.
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When you call for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve the great pile cure, don't
accept anything else. Don't be talked
into accepting substitute. for piles, for
sores, tor burns. The Palace Dug Co.
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A stubborn cough or tickling In the
throat yields to One Minute Cough Cure.
Harmless in effect, touches the right
spot, reliable and just what 10 wanted.
II acts at once. The Palace Drug Go.
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$3.50 to Cincinnati and Return.
Tickets on sale September 2, 8 and 4,
limited to October 2, 1888. Agent Santa
Fe Route will reserve berths In sleeper
and check baggage through.
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COUNTY TICKET.

For Representative. ...........C. NJ. BEESON.
For District Clerk. ~ LLOYD S. EVANS.
For County Attorney (unexpired term)....
................W W. JACKSON.
For County Attorney Cfull term. ...........
Observation-Disclosures. w. w. JACKSON.
For Probate Judge ..J. L. FINLEY
For County Superintendent. .CHAS. E. LOPP.
For Surveyor (unexpired term.
... L. L. DELLINGER.
For County Commissioner, Sd District (un
expired tcrm) MIC MAYRATH
For County Commissioner. Sd District full
tern 900 .....NI MIC MAYRATH
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A Wonderful Medicine.

A Wonderful Medicine.
"Beggs' Little Giant Pills. for weak
stomach, impaired digestion, disor,lered
liver, sick headache. constipation, female
ailments, are absolutely without a rival.
Take no substitute, ask for "Beg9s."
For sale by w. F. Pine.
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ReggS' German SaIYe

is an invaluable remedy for cuts, bnrns,
bruises, scalds, cbapped hands, sore nip
Piles, sore lips, eczema. ulcers. chronic
sores, skin eruptiOns, fever sores, and alb
skin diseases. For sale by w. F. Pine.
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JERRY SIMPSONS SENTI-
MENTS.
Some Interesting Extracts
from the Congressional Rec
0rdS Giving Congressman
SimpS0n'S Views on vari.
Gus Subjects, Including
the Army and Navy.

the Army and Navy.
PROPIRfY IN LAND Is A MDEFENMBID
A. PROPERTY N NAN. It IL 20 sbsurdly
impolitic, 20 outrageously unjust, %
aagrsntly subversive Of the true right
of property, that It can only be insti-
tuted BY force and maintained by con-
founding in the popular mind tho dis
tinction between property in land and
property in things that are the result Of
Congressional Record, April 9,
1892, Page 139.
Mr.. Speaker: 1 am opposed to this
bill Ito reorganize the army and in
crease it to 10000 men] from the first
section to the last. am opposed to it
because am opposed to all increases of
the standing army in q republic-Con-
gressional Record, April :, 1898, Page
l,O75.
Now, Mr.. Chairman, AN FREE
TRADER ABSOLUTE, And today
I stand for absolute free trad. in every
sense of the word-Congressional Re
cord. April 8, 1892, Page a,1ss.
There il not man with any sense In
this country who would take farm as
q gift today either in New England or
anywhere else, while this in'.iuitous
tariff is in existence, because he could
not make a living upon it-Congres-
sional Record, April 8, 1892, Page Sill.
So far Is I am concerned, DO NOT
BELIEVE WE NEED A NAVY AT ALL IT
we attend to our own business, dealing
fairly and justly with other nations, I
do not believe we need any navy to de-
fend us.-Congre- ional Record, April
IL, 1892, Page $3.50.
-.
I repeat, have not heard a single
arg ent from the gentleman from
Ohio proving that there is any necessity
for the barracks aud quarters which he
propos IS to erect. With only 25,
men in the army, and scattered as they
are throughout the country, do not
see any necessity for such large ap-
preparation to house and feed them.
He COMPLAINS THAT MANY OF THE BAR
RACKS ARE NOT FIT FOR HUMAN BEINGS
TO LIVE IN. l can find this condition
of affairs in every city of the country;
and it is these people in the great cities
and the people throughout the country,
who live in novels and huts aud gar
rets and cellars, who are the ones that
arc paying out the money to build up
the barracks when the money extorted
from them should be applied to their
own neutrality-suspicious. Record,
January %, 1898, Page 9O7.
~
There is no reason why the farmers
wives of the West and South should 60
clothed in rags.-Congression Record,
February Is, 1898, Appendix. Page 40.
~
/ AN ONE OF THOSE OLD FIAT GREEN
BACK LUNATICs THAT YOU USED TO HEAR
ABOUT. And l am for silver
coinage because it makes another Conn
lnodity.-Congressional Record, Febru-
.ry Is, 1894, Appendix, Page SIS.
~
Besides, Mr.. Speaker, it seems to me
that there are other things our children
could learn in the public schools that
would he more beneficial to them than
tactics. Yet gentle
men come here with a proposition to
Increase THE FORCE THAT SHALL 60 OUT
INTO THE SCHOOLS OF THIS COUNTRY TO
TEACH OUR CHILDREN MILITARY TACTICS
AND KEEP ALIVE IN THE BREASTS OF THE
eROwING GENERATION THE MILITARY
SPIRIT. Congressional Record, January
a. pong 4 eco
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Governor E. STANLEY
For Associate Justice r. SMITH
For Lieut.. Governor. H. +. RICHTER
For State Treasurer. . FRANK E. GRIMES
For Attorney General. .......A. A. GODDARD
For Supt. OF Public Instruction.
FRANK NELSON
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Hon. Chester L Long has spart the
past two weeks campaigning In the
western end Of the district He has
been having most satisfactory audi
enees, and the universal verdict u that
his speeches this year arc the best he
has ever made. Scores Of mem all over
the short grass country are DESERVING
Populism and Jerry Simpson. and M
ing up With the party of Mckinley.
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CONGR ESSIONAL TICKET.
For Congress, at Large. Nv. j. BAILEY
For Congress, 7th Dist. CHESTER /. LONG
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No congress ever faced more momer-
tous questions than the problems grow
ing ont of the Spanish war that must
be solved by the next congress. The
question now before the people of this
district is plain, simple one 1t is:
Do you want representative in con-
gress who will sustain President Mo
Kinley or one who will do his utmost
to nag and harsss him and thwsrt his
purposesr
-
Would Dewey and his dudes" vote
for Jerry Simpsoa, were they residents
II this distsict2
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-14
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

ELMoRE. Mimi. Nov. ia Thanksgiv-
ing ball will be given at the opera hall. Ell
more. Mimi, Thanksgiving eve. Nov. q, 1888,
for the benefit OF the Elmore band boys.
ROCHESTER, Mimi, Nov. 1.-THE high
school eleven gave one OF the most enjoy
able balls Of the season at Library hall.
bers OF this church have organized two chap
ters Of Daughters Of the King. The officers
as follows: Senior Chapter-PreSident.
Miss Edla Hallenberg: vice president, Mrs.
sop; treasurer, Mrs. w. Walton; assistant
treasurer. Misc A. Ambs. Junior Chapter
dent Miss Ruby Moran; secretary Miss Bes-
sic Van Houton; treasurer MISC May Adler.
ST. CHARLES. MINI. Nov. 13.-The peo-
pie of this place are looking forward to tho
the members OF the fire department will be
held. The bail Is the one big social event
sAUK CENTER. Mimi. Nov. 1s.-There
was a double wedding at the Adventist
church. when Frank A. Nelson and Alma ).
Jenkins, and Carl o. Larson and Frances T.
mony. The church IVES filled with frlen5s
Of the contracting parties.
Lodge No. 3ss. Modern Brotherhood of
America. has been Instituted, with forty
three charter members. The following ON
GERS we're e., elected casi;, President " Nc.
treasurer. ]. F. Steiner; secretary, Lou
Hirsehy conductor. 2. H. Argetsinger; chap
lain. Rev. l.. u. King; Waterman. G. r.
Grun; sentry, Ed Shepherd Jr
ZUMBROTA. MINI, Nov. i3.-Wi-lia Wo-
bick and Miss Amelia Sitter. Of Pine Island
township, were married at the home OF the
brides mother. Rev. Carl Lahma offeat ting
ROCHESTER. MIMI, Nov. 13.-A series OF
special meetings began at the Christian
church tonight, conducted by Evangelist j.
N. Elan. Mr. Elan Is young man. yet he
has had several Gears experience in the
eyangeltstic 6eld in Kansas and Nebraska.
The announcement ts made that the mar
81 H. Hall NJ artn
Cook will take place Wednesday. Nov. q.
Miss Hall Is one Of Orion's fairest daughters.
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MINNEAPOLIS BREyITIEs.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov Is.-while the FAM
ty was absent this afternoon q IRE original
ed in a dwelling house al 1877 Aldrlch ave-
nue. north. Falling SCOT started q blaze IN the
room near the piano. which instrument was
destroyed. The total less viii reach goo
James kenney. Of Belle PLANE MINI was
taken to the city hospital this evening In q
condition much the worse for wear. Ry mis-
take Kenney fell down q flight OF s.airs az
Tenth street and Central avenue
4 series OF evangeiistic revival meetings
were tnGugurated by Evangelsts John Is
Hunter and II. F. Crossley Clinton. Oatsrio
a. Hennepin Avenue NJ. E. church, thIs
evening.
Sergeant Joseph Havliek. First United
States infantry. = spending q few DAYS with
his brother. 81. J. Havlick lzz4 Marshall
street Sergeant Havliok made his record
at E. Caney, and ESQ did duty AZ san Juan,
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Uniaae Prison

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. ls-Lena Olson wa,
prisoner IN a peculiar place SATURDAY. and
~ VAS only by the efforts OF the police That
sne was rescued. Miss Olson resides On
MSShington avenue south. She was with 4
companion on Firth street south and while
passing the court house, near Fourth avenue
cImoed over the high stone fence supposing
That there was walk on the other side also
her calculations missed. and she fell 10 the
basement, distance OF nearly twenty feet
II was thought she was badly hurt but she
Was not.
The next question was how 70 get her ont
She was hemmed In BY high stone walls and
on one side were the windows OF the municipsl
court. These were locked however The
night Waterman aided Officer Monitor In gain
ing entrance 10 the court room and after
considerable delay the windows were to-ead
open aud the Young woman rescued
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-14

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov IS.-Joseph Harmon.
lSoHeT man OF Truck No. 3, was the victim
OF serious accident today. by which he may
with Capt Christ Henery. Eurfne Comoenv
No, 10 and Julius BrysOn, Chemical No 10
hAnnen went out hunting. While in the
Les oeTnooc OF Carroll settlement about
nine miles from this city. Brysou shos AZ =
partridge. he was al the foot q a small
knoll and Harmon was further up about led
per1ng him from his knees 70 his head one
OF the shots entered his LEFT eve This Is
the only serious injury
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ACTIVE WITH THE Ak.
WISCONSIN Lumbermen Expect an
Enormous Output During Winter.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis. Nov. la-It Is
estimated By lumbermen that this winters
cut win exceed former years by anywhere
from lee. Go 20 l5e 900, 90 feet The wages
that will be paid this winter for chopping are
placed at about Sis eco per month, and from
..vve 70 100 more men viii IN all probability
be employed this year IN the woods about the
head o. the lakes than last wear.
chicago New York and the New England
markets have been supplied this year. so far
rom the Lake Superior region 10 the enor-
nous amount OF so ,o0osteo u timber, przcti-
cally all Of this coming Dom the Duluth
500 districts. The WeyeThat user syndicate Is
operating four mills at efouuet while an
other large one Is buii6s-gAt Nebagamon. II
Z estimated that these people will cut about
LOO. 90. 600 feet this winter SThe lumber mills
az Superior and Duluth VIII cut about No.
100000 fest. while mills located on the ranges
above Duluth viii cut ahopt 70. ed. 900 feet
~ Carlton and Cloquet abrak Is. o0e. GO more
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Unknown Mans Ftepa,.b Deed

BUFFALO. MINI, Nov. 13-The l2-year-
old daughter OF John Berg. of Green wood
was shot at and seriously wounded. under the
most heartless circumstances, by a stranger
We rode up on horseback, and asked IL he
could hunt on the farm On being told by
the girl that papa did not want people to
hunt there. he drew up his gun and fired a
snot into her face and ear. The girl was not
able TO give clear statement OF the accident
Mr.. Berg, who was in the barn at the rear
OF the house, heard the shot and hurried out
TO see what had happened, but the man es-
capped without being seen
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Runavyay Re.uIt, FataIIy.

ROCHESTER MIMI Nov. 13.-Mr John
Scenlsn q former resident OF Olmsted county
but for the past fourteen years resident OF
the vicinity OF Tyler, MINI, died IN this city
last night, four hours after his arrival from
that city. Tuesday Mr. Scanlan started TO
the polls in Tyler, driving a high-spiritsd
team The horses became unmanageable and
Mr.. Seanlan lost control. He was thrown
violently cut OF the wagon onto his back
The spinal column was very seriously In
tured Mr.. Seaman was picked up in an IN
conscious condition and taken TO his home
II was decided 10 remove him 20 Rochester
and he died short time after his arrival
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Dakota Club women.

DEADWOOD, S. D., Nov. 1s.-The semi
annual meeting Of the Black Hills Federation
OF Woman's Clubs convened IN Deadwood yes
terday afternoon in the Olympic club parIors-
The attendance was large, there being over
100 ladies present The THURSDAY. Round
Table and Culture clubs. Of Deadwood, were
present Tbs Shakespeare and Travellers
elubs OF Hot Springs. and different clubs
through the hills were In attendance. Mrs.
Common. Of Hot Springs. was elected prssi-
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ARMY OF SALVATION
THREE MEETINGS ar MINNEAP
OILS HELD ny MRS. consul
BoOTH-TUCKER
GIRL IN A PECULIAR PLIGHT
Climbed over the Court House
Pence Expecting to Find Walk
the Other side and Dropped
Twenty Feet-Not Injured by
Tiins-NIfRneRpoI News.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. IS. Consul
Mrs Booth Tucker. OF the Salvation
Army. was the central figure OF three
large gatherings held at Harmonic haH
yesterday. In the morning at IL o'clock
the han MAS filed with those anxious
10 hear the woman who mas become
- distinguished in her field OF work
and Ia the afternoon al o'clock and
Ia the evening at T;S0 as many more
paid their respects.
They mere not alone big meetings or
q enthusiastic meetings. they were good
meetings IN every sense OF the word
Mrs. Rooth-TuCker is an eloquent,
earnest thoughtfuT and deliberate
speaker. She impTesses every one with
her sincerity before she has spoken a
dozen words; she relates anecdotes that
the most careless Of her hearers will
rememheB and. remembering these, viii
bring - mind other things which she
hopes Viii he helpful 10 them. A wom-
an who has Travelled much and IN for
eign lands. she IS possessed OF a store
% Information and interesting incl
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MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 1s.-Mrs Mary E.
Clare. wife OF William C. Clare of this CITY
END sister Of Mrs. VI. r. Baldwin. OF Duluth
oied today al her residence, AL Ridgewood
avenue. Mrs. Clare was taken I'll seven weeks
ago suffering from acute nephrftis. which
hnaily developed into odema of the
lungs, from which she died. The funeral will
be held Tuesday afternoon Nov Is at go
O'Clock al the residence services being con-
Quoted by Rev. Henry Holmes, pastor OF the
Lowry HllI Congregational church.