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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-24

pened 10 be IN town should be allowed to
ST in the convention as delegates ana
casi the vote OF the precinc;s as II they
had been regularly and lawfully elected as
delegates.
Bruce Hardin. was quickly TO the front
with an objection. Let the wards cast
the votes OF the absent precincts" re
cried. Il am opposed TO having this con-
ven'.on stuffed with outsiders" Hardin
ended by offering an amendment that tie
strength of the vacant precincts should be
voted by the wards the way the majoritieS
in The wards dictated
That's a most vicious amendment" said
Way. almost In passion as he saw HIM
self blocked 1T has always been the rule
IN our conventions TO allow citizens, meul-
beers OF cur party who are In attendance
from precincts where no election was held.
TO vote the full strength OF the delegations.
There IS no reason why we should abro-
gate this rule just to give one or two peo'
pie a little power"
Th- fight was on. Several delegates.
struggled for recognition. DIR. Terry. Of
the ,Fifih ward, yelled from the rear =
Inv for f e ars ' mt tS 70 w obs sqy ~
convention has no right 70 elect delegates
for precincts where no election was held"
'No suffers" Said HarbIn.
The rule In cur conventions has been 10
allow the wards TO vote the full strength
Of the absent delegations" said Harbin,
In answer to Way. Il am opposed % al
lowing outsiders Unfortunately 10 I'll up
ward, the Fourth. they tmeaning the Way
contingen:} have selected a man for dele
gate who was not n the primary election,
who did not attend because he knew 1e
couldn't be elected and who Is here wait
ing 10 be seated and to become Il memh r
Of the conference committee. | am upp0s-
I'd 70 this motion. and hope * viii be de-
featcd"
A delegate called Cor the reading of n list
Of the precincts unrepress nted.
The Second ana Seventh precincts OF the
First ward ways wnCG}. the Fourth of
the Third. tina Second OF the Fourth and
the First of the Fifth together with about
twenty country precincts. were found un-
represented
Way declared that II Harbiu's motion
prevailed. II would be a rank injustice 20
the country where there were no ward
delegations Way struggled desperately 20
hold the Moy~g delegations in line against
Hardin. "Fhe city viii have the hest Il
II X this amendment prevails" sait Way,
iu line on his side Of the fight. citizens
who are wlth us ought 20 Pc allowed some
representation II tn.s convention from the
precincts whore 80 elections were held
HaEh4U ~atd he W%Tiu accept Was s
,nofien X fne city precincts were ieft ont
he wanted a rlsle tGat would work ina
same effect So tSe country As in the city
These EQpulssts who don't take enough
interest To holf primaries arc Dot inter
estgl in our cause" declared Russell II
Toif
der zolicl'uts from you city people sad
plerxoa ot Columbia saYcaSticalIy 'lfnw-
cFe-. We are opposed 20 letting any Ippu-
lists irtn this cts1Na 0ttun ~ 10 come from
precincts where they maize Is attsg7pt -
hold primary election
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
A Small Collection Taken Up to De-
fray Expenses.

The convention adjourned for lunch ana
met again ~ : In the afternoon While
waiting FOR the reports u the committees
a collection was taken u2 - defray current
expenses and IN strict keep.ng with p4~ty
principles silver only was visible on the
plate.
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Democrats
Republicans WshesThe Wings
Fusion Element Conventions.

characteristic OF the average Peoples par
~ Convention 20 buad0ze the otEe. fusion
lists cat Of TIE hest meat IN the fusion pie.
SHE'D al TEa proposal and held Il Up
throughout me night as a club 20 beat the
Democrats ard Silver Republicans into sub
mission.
When the conference committee met in
the Pioneer building. il was compelled 10
v2cate because No light could be obtained.
The ras rnk~rs OF the committee s,raggle3
across the street 10 the office Of ". III.
Waite, In the Starr-Boyi building. There
was no rest for them there. - they were
maTsaaled under the espionage Ct l. Z.
Gilman .n;o the offices CT Prosecuting At
torney McElroy. Here they organized, TO
adjourn a few minutes later. till the three
branches Of the committee. Por9lis.s. Dem-
ocra;s and Silver Republicans. could eau
Gus in secret and away from the. associ-
ates, and each faction adopt a mcdus op-
srandi.
Committee Gets Down TO Work.
Finally. al about 10 o'clock. the commit
tee got down 10 work in a hall on the top
foor OF the Collins building, on Second ave-
nue. They wrangled ever the adoption Of
4 method Of procedure. Robert Bridges
was elected chairman.
Il was here that L. c. Gilman moved
that 1t was the sense OF the joint confer
ence committee that .hs apportionment OF
county Offices should be allowed to remain
as il stands at present. and that the conf
mittee should c0nfine It's labors TO dlstrio-
uting the places on the fusion legislative
ticket.
The PopulSts bucked. John 2. Fay and
Bruce Harlem made long speeches against
the Gilman resolution. They pointed on.
that the PopuliSts two years ago had sur
rendered the fat county offices on the con-
sderation that they were to get the best Of
the deal On the apport.onment of lesisla-
tive places. The arguments against the
motion were much like those uttered N the
Popuiist convention The Populsrs, said
these speakers, had already conceded to the
Democrats and Silver Republicans more
than their share CT the county offices; 10
permit the apportionment to remain, the
Populisis should be permitted to name the
candidates for the legislature in those dis
tricts where the chances Of fusion success
were most favorable.
The Gilman resolution was defeated. and
the committee adopted an order OF bust
ness by which the legislative ticket was
taken up first. 1t was here that J. w.
Goodwin injected a little good politics into
the deliberations Of the committee by NOV
ing that the committee separate into leg
islative districts, the PopuIsts Democrats
ana Silver Republicans from each OF the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-28
Notice.


State OF South Dakota, county of Lake, in the
matter OF the estate OF Bridget Hogan, deceased.
In county court. Notice Of SETTLEMENT Of final
account and order to show cause WIN decree
OF distribution should not be made. Notice ia
hereby given, that John Walden, administrator
OF the estate OF Bridget Hogan, deceased, has
rendered and presented for settlement and fled
10 this court, his final account of his administra.
ton OF said estate; and filed Herewith his peti.
TOD to the effect that all debts and expenses OF
administration have been fully paid, and said
estate ls ready for distribution. and asking for a
thereof according to law, and that he
De discharged. 1t ie therefore ordered that all
Pere0ne Interested in the estate Of Bridget Hogan
deceased be and appear before the county court,
OF Lake county, s. D., at the office OF the Judge Of
said court. in the city Of Madison, Lake county,
o0nth Dakota, on the 3Oth day of July, A. u.
1879 At the hour OF one O'Clock In the afternoon,
ana then and there Ole exceptions in writing
contest the same, and then and there chow cause
why an order Of distribution should not be made.
according TO law, and said administrator dis
charged. 1t 10 further ordered that a CODY of this
ofder De published once each week for four euc.
cessive weeks In THE MADISON DAILY LEADER. a
legal newspaper printed and published in Lake
couaty, south Dakota, and further that q COPY
OF THIS order be posted In tree public places in
Lake county. South Dakota, at least four weeks
before the day Of hearing.
Dated Madison, South Dakota, June goth, 1898.
By the court. ~
WIN: McGRATH, Judge of the county court.
IN. PhEsTON, Clerk Of the county court.
Lake y oSat,, D. D. uo1pn1pcrs son,
| South Dakota. Attorneys for Adminietrator
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nervous, petulant and respondent.
Generally ill-health in a woman is due to
disorders or arrangements of the delicate
and important feminine organs which are
the cradle of the race. No woman who suf-
fers in this way can retain her good looks
or her effectiveness. The daily burden of
torturing, dragging pains that she carries,
Will soon make her a physical wreck, and
eventually either kill her or drive her to
insanity. Any woman may restore and re-
tain her health and strength in a wornanlv
way by the use of DR.. Pierce's Farorite
Prescription. It cures absolutely and com.
pletely the weakness and diseases peculiar
to her sex. 1t does away with the neces-
sity for the obnoxious examinations" and
local treatments insisted upon by nearly
all physicians, and enable her to treat her
self in the privacy of her home. 1t is the
invention of DR.. r. V. Pierce, for thirty
years chief consulting physician to the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, at
Buffalo, n. Y. Any woman may consult
him by letter free Of charge. All cores
pondence sacredly confidential.
Il was sickly for sixteen years with prolap-
sus, weakness. disagreeable drain. pain in the
small of my back and costiveness.' writes Mrs.
Mary Ashlin. of Barronett, Barron Co. Wis.
When I began taking DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription l could not sit up. After taking it
for one week I got ZIP and did my Homework. I
have taken four bottles of the Favoritc Prescrip-
ton, one bottle of the Golden Medical Discov.
cry and three bottles of the Pleasant Pellets
These medicines have cured me. I feel as we'll
as I ever did. Seven of the best doctors in the
land treated my case, but gave me no relief"
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Notice to Creditors.

In the county court OF the county Of Lake.
state OF south Dakota. In the matter OF the
estate OF Ole j. Ronning deceased. Notice Is
hereby given by the undersigned, Ole y. Molsk.
nees, administrator of the estate of Ole j. Ron.
ming, deceased, to the creditors OF, and all per.
Sons having claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchera, with.
In four months after the first publication OF this
notice, to the said Ole .. Molskness at the ofics
OF I'D Holdridge Il Son, city Of Madison, county
Of Lake, South Dakota.
Dated June 20, 1898. OLE o. MOLSKNESS.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Ole j.. Konninp.
Deceased.
D. D. HOLDRIDGE e. SON,
Attorneys for Adminietrat or.
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Will Soon Use Wyoming Oil.

DEADwooD, S. D., July 2S.-The vi.
cinity around Caspar, Wyo., will soon
be supplying Western South Dakota
and Nebraska with petroleum prod.
ucts. Wealthy capitalists from Penn.
sylvania have invested large amounts
in the country, and the quality Of the
oil is as good as that from the Penn.
~sylvania wells. The principal refinery
is located at Caspar, which will soon
be enlarged to a daily output Of 500
barrels.
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ESCAPED After All.

A Denver girl the other day kidnapped
a man, and, in spite of his protesta-
tions. marched him away to the depot,
where she bought two tickets with mon.
ey she had stolen from her brother. The
couple were married, and after the
money was all gone the man mana ged
to escape.--New York Tribune.
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A woman
does not have
to be placed
under an X-rav
to show to all
beholders that
she is suffer
ing from i'll
II c alth. IL
health marks
a woman much
more quickly
than it does a
man. 1t de-
I h c
sparkle in her
eye, The bloom
of health on
her cheek. her
vivacity Of
manner. h er
sprightliress
of carriage ard
N, a l. a c /, ,r
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WITH DUE

Corner Stone OF the Minnesota State
Capitol Well and Truly Laid.
ST. PAUL, July 3S.-The corner stone
Of the new state capitol was laid at J
o'clock with appropriate and impress.
i've ceremonies. The laying of the
stone was preceded by a great parade,
which started. from Rice park and
marched to the capitol site. One Q:
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the features of this parade was the ap.
pearance Of the Fifteenth Minnesota
volunteers, now at Camp Ramsey. The
laying of the stone was performed b.
Ex-Governor Ramsey. Archbishop
Ireland made the opening prayer and
Bishop Whipple the closing. Senator
Davis delivered the grafton. The
exercises were preceded and followed
by various kinds Of entertainments,
such as bicycle races. base ball, boat
races, and in the evening o carnival
masquerade at Rice park.
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Alfonso Has the Measles,

Alfonso Has the Measles.
MADRID, July 20 .-Inquiries made at
the palace here confirm the report that
the king is suffering from the measles.
The attack is running its usual course.
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Gin fluaer gtreid,.

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Strei6, aber enter, ben Seberntann
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trdftis. fart unb frifb, na9s
benz He ein paar Glafbea babon se.
nommeu baben. 2eute, tpel9e an
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baS Elm 9urfus NIT pe.r,i.na bic 0ant
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8Iut rei6er mad)t. @bronifher &as
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uub pirb an irgenb eine NbreKe fret
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2orameters@u9eu. 0ieielben, 500 an
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bas fir cine aesebene Strede ldueere
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9eb0rt Der 9arameter porldufie nod)
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i6einlid nod lanse Souern, ebe er cine
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Wbiteball germiuus.
9teue Gtnfabrt mad NeiD 0orf bio
y. & $. 9. W. W1.-llns
errei1te 5acilitGteu.

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tpurbe. iff bic gelegenite Station mad
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Da9e iuerben gerbinbungen gema9t
nit ben 3asen. Der 3meiten, Dritten,
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&auft Cure Sideis nod Hep Oorl
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Gs 1T 9etpiR pobitbuenb fir bas
8ubfifum, gu erfabren, oaB es bod iues
ni9itens elm @eiddft i'm 2anbe siebt,
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furirt. Man ipre6e in Der Gpotbete
BON S. &alteper linb Gpbn por unb laiie
iidb eine 8rpbeflal@e umioait seben.
6e9uldre @r6Be so Gents unb $1.O0.
Seoe Slai6e miro sarantirt, ooer Der
Preis 5uriideritattet.
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Cinderella sdnb Yalait.

BergeBt ni9t. boB mir unieren
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jmei 6dufer ihbIid BON unIerem fra.
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8elu6 ab, tpenn Sbr aud al9t ae.
rabe gu taufen phuiGs.
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StaberelIa g 9ub.paIaf,
BOT Alamos plasa.
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Spaniern. auf bic 8efabr bin, beren
rttterli1e @emtitber au perIesen. ben
Ratb, etueu Wsg su fu@en. tuie Re nit
Nnfanb na6geben f6nnen. Die .,@er'
mania" III Der Gnf6t. baB bic erfte
Ssei9la9t IN ben otlantiiGen Gewdis
fern bte entf@eibuns berbeifibreu
merbs.
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- felepbonirt Oh bic San autouio
Gas 60. unb laBt @u@ ben nirtIi5eu
aofenpreis anseben far aae arteu
bon 0rabtIegunsen fir eleftriidbe
Seleu9tung unb fur Gasr6breu ar.
beiien. 8elepbca 2l2.
San antonio @as Go.
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Gin DeripdteteS Grii9jabr.
8rtnot &rantbeiten oes 8lntes;
nerb0le lluorbauusen nub
droniideu &atarrb.

No9 nie nor eine er6Bere Wa6frage
nod Srabiabrsmebisinen, mad etmas,
mas bas 8lut reiniat, bic Reruen ftdrft
ober BITE 8erbaunus reguIiri. @iebt
es eine 10 CUTE Mebi3in fir biefe 3wsde
ala Ne.riI.nn2 Tnnfenhe tnsi Werafeu
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@ie aus Mien beri@tet lpirb,
bat BITE abuisin Gbriitine BON Spa,
lien abermals ben staifer 6ranj Sos
fepb BON Oeferrei6 infdnbisit sebes
ten, ieinen giufuB au Gunfien elmer
europdif6en Snterpention ftir Gpanien
eeItenb su MAIDEN. @raf golu@omsti
fou aud beretts cine biesbe3heli9e
Note on bic eurOpdii@en Mdate se'
rl9tet baben.
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- Die Ssrliner .pofA uimmt bas
ameritanif6e @efdmabsr gseen bic
gerb16tiguna, peirOleumbomben ge.
tporfen 3u ba6eu, In s6ub. ScI9e
Bomben pdren COR nidt n6tbig, Elm
eeipbbnIides @ranatfeuer eentige, nm
6olddiFfe In Sranb 81 iebsn.
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aanft cure MaKerbei3unssbfen
far Uabs3mede. pel6e 8abewaHer In
10 Wsinuten ertudrmeu BET einem So.
fteaaufwanbe bon ni6t mebr aI8 2
Gents, BET Der
San Antonio 8as Co.,
Selepbon 212.
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unb' Mpotbetern
unb 3ebntaus
fenbe bon pep.
fonen' aqer 4lafs
len unb 8erufs,
artert baben bies
fe Grage i6on
ldagf eatf@ies
ben, ndmli9 baB
pe.ru'na feiness
gleimeR In bies
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8ruacet8eatbauss lIebertrasuugen.
.. R. Calhoun unb Grau az puul
& aTel Meeri6ei6t u. a., 2 @runbs
fttide an Wilfoa s'tr., @op. 0iq,
41.500.
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- Die beatidbe 8otl9aft In Wabrib
lou bon 9ongfong aus bena9ri9tist
tDorben iein, baB Commodore Oetpep
nod eiuem bsftisen 8ombarbement
bon Manila eiue 2anbuHg bepirtt
f1nhp
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- aauft cure @aHerbeisunass sfen
fur 9abe3mede. pelGe YabemaHer In
10 WinutsH srwdrmen bel einem so.
lieuaufpaabe bon niat msbr ats 2
Gents. bel Der
SGa Antonio Gas Go,
3elepbou 212.