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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
THE GOVERNMENT NOT INACTIVE.

Madrid July 25.-The correspondent OF The
Telegraph" says Sefor Sagasta has promised TO
diminish. so far as possible. the inconvenience
Of press censorship. The Ministry still declined
information as to the peace question, and some
days may eapse before anything definite is
known. Whatever results there may be, the
public is beginning to recognize that the Gov
ernment has beel less inactive than was gen.
orally supposed and has greatly strengthened
its moral position by its success in bringing the
country TO accept the situation and to see the
necessity for peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
WAR NEWS OF TODAY.

The United States troops began landing on the
island of Porto Rico, near Ponce, on the
south coast.
Seven thousand Spanish troops at Guantanamo
surrendered
The situation at Madrid is becoming more
critical daily. Sagasta's chief reliance Is
in the leaders Of the army. and the army
is becoming more dlsaffected every day.
The situation at Manila is growing desperate.
Agunaldo has captured many Spanish Of
icers and men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
REINFoRCEMENTS FOR MILES.

Washington. July 25-Batterles A and C. OF
ponnsvlvania. now at Newport News. have been
ordered 10 Porto Rico There was some doubt
about the destination of these batteries. and 1t
was not until to-day that the decision was
raocbsd TO send them to join General Miles.
where they will be used in the attack on the
defences OF Porto Rico.
The 5th United States Cavalry. the 1st Flor
ia the % Georgia and the 9TH Maryland regi-
ments. now at Tampa, have also been ordered
10 Join Miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
SPAIN PROPOSES AN ARMISTICE.

London, July 25.-It is announced in dis
patch from Madrid published here this after
noon that the Spanish Government has drawn
I'D message addressed to the Government at
Washington. proposing an armistice Tor the
purpose Of discussing the terms upon which
peace with the United States can be arranged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
CARLIST AGITATION CHECKED.

Madrid July %, midnight.-The Government
processes TO have full information as to all the
Carlist doings, and is acting accordingly. The
Carlist leaders, it is believed left Madrid be-
cause they feared arrest rather than with any
idea of preparing rising. The authorities as
sert that the agitation has been effectively
checked Vasco, the Carst chief at Bilbao has
heen arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
, TRANSPORT SAILS FROM TAMPA.

rauna Fla. July 2a-It was learned around
heodonarters this afternoo. that the lst Florida
Regiment would be brought back here rom
Fernandina In few days to be sent 10 r0''0
Rico. 49,. At. affair
The Morgan sailed for Porto Rico late this a,'e'.
noon The 80 Ohio Volunteers star'eo ''oH' "~'S
tonight for Eernandins-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
RUMORS OF PEACE TALK DENIED.

London July 26-"The Daily Chronicle this
morning claims to know positively that no peace
negotiations Of any sort have occurred between
the American and Spanish Governments. The
Daily Chronicle" says
Spain has made no approaches and appar-
entity does not mean to yet. 1t is understood that
the Spanish Government Is still hopeful Of being
able to organize European concert against the
United STATES"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
CUBANs ILLEGALLY IN JAIL SET FREE

Santiago. July 2J-Yesterday General Shafter
released forty Cubans who had been confined in
the local Jail on political charges. Indeed, some
Of them were confined without charges OF any
character, others on the most trivial rretexts
and yet others solely because Of sympathy with
the insurgent cause. The jail is still filed with
many whose crimes and sentences not on
record and are absolutely unknown. so far as
has yet been ascertaned. a general inves-iga-
ton has been ordered Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
SPAIN PREPARES FOR BoMBARDMENT

London July 25.-Thc Gibraltar correspondent
VI The Daily News" telegraphng On Sunday,
says:
according TO Ministerial admissions, peace is
iuI'her or than it was last week. The great
1'NicIity Is the loss Of the Cuban cable. Sehor
paniazo' the Minister Of Public instruction and
iuohc works. is much disappointed. and threat
ems 70 resign.
ne administrative haste and hustle in Spain
A"ou' port dsiences are prod!gious. but who can
.'i'hk that all this reans business after what
IDS happened? The leavy French guns sup
SNso from the Saint -Chamond works have been
Sms ior the last six weeks In the drillground
.. NafaoaAchel They are being tested and
-" De sent to replace the brass and other old
asni'heo pieces at Cadz, but the means Of
'oau'hs mem are defective. and so. too. is the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
DON CARLOS AT LUCERNE.

Lucerne, Switzerland July 2o.-Don Carlos
the Pretender to the Spanish throne has arrived
here with his wife and aide e-de-camp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
HOPE TO WIN THE INSURGENTS

Madrid, July 25.-The Cuban Colonial Govern
ment, 1t is announced will confer with the rep
rcsentatlves Of Maxine Gomez, and II Is De-
lieved that the conference may result IN tne IN
surgents espousing the Spanish cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26

Presumably the American woman reierIeu 10 H
,,,.a Tnse,o schlev daughter OF Charles Schley, Of
,,iIwaukce a cousin of Commodore Schley. MISS
scbIey is member Of the Paris Peace society ana
zen, 10 Madrid with the intention OF interceoins
Win the Queen Regent and Sehor Sagasta' aiter
which she purposed to proceed to washington ior
an interview with President Mckinley her course
-. ,,alo d,eavowed by her father who has written
hnr IN return 10 Milwaukee Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
4 ROUGH RIDER VISITS MKINLEY.

Washington July 23-Lieutenant carr OF the
Rough Riders. badly wounded In the campaign
before Santiago was at the White House To-
day and had a personal interview with the
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
MISS scHLEY NOT RECEIVED AT MADRID

London July 26.-The Madrid correspondent u
The Daily Telegraph says;
"Ar American woman. said TO be Commodore
cchIev,s daughter. has arrived here but neither
tho Oueen Regent nor any responsible parsonage
,,.,u receive her She will probably be requested
80 deoart at the earliest possible date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
TRANQUIL IN SPAIN. THEY SAY.

Madrid, July %, IL p. nit is announced
Tonight that complete tranquility prevails
throughout Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
TROOPS LANDING In PORTO RICO
A SUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT MADE NEAR PONCE, on THE
SOUTH COAST
MADRID HEAPS OF A REPULSE AT BAHIA HONDA.

St Thomas D. W. July 25The United States landing
the Island Ponce the south
Madrid July 2 II ma private dispatch from San Juan de Porto
Rico American squadron has appeared before Bahia Honda but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26

Our uielike instantaneous Photogiaphs are better
than crayons N the price. lockwood. h wa'-iUth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-26
cHAUrAUouA EXCURSION.

$40 90 round trip by Erie Railroad. July .. lioAe'
49, -. a 41-AdNt
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-10-29

A!rtcas XVII. q Ths Manufacture and
sale Of intox1clting ltqnors shall b. . under
e; g. e exclusive .n g s,, stsss contfo! and ha ne e .n scna a,s;:
m'ss,o sasA All II i! quo = .o ssin. Snail apd a IS & e eo *.
aIaine,! y a state chemls and the purity
So Legislature TO provide for Enlargement
Inc = iegislatare shall BY law prescribe regula.
this article and provide suitable. and adequate
penaliies ior the Violation thereof:
Il I ths eo ssst'Sa oa g ~ ~ ,, st A. Art sas, ahrf pa.S 81,
be amended so as to read as follows:
g Question sutmitted.I The legislative
ilature which shall consist q a !senate and
house Of representatives except that the PEG.
pLe expressly reserve 70 themselves the
the legislature shall enact and submit 10 i
vote OF the electors Of the state and also the
fiSnt 70 require that any laws which the leg
to u Sule of The electors dt the state be-
lore going Into effect (exceps suchlaps as mas
d 0s NECESSARY zee for the tpmeaase preservation
Of state government and its existing Public In
Stitnti0ns.
Provided that nothing more than. i've per
shall be required to envoke either the Initiative
or the referendum.
Ths veto . Of he executive. shall not b
of the people. This section shall apply 10
municipalities. The enacting clause of all
laws approved BY vote OF the electors Of the
state shall be B it:enacted by the people Of
South DakOta.' The legislature shall
make suitable provisions for the carrying
Into effect Of the provisions OF this section.
IS Submlssion.l This amendment shall. II
agreed to by II minority OF the members elect
Of each house OF the legislature, be submitted
TO a vote Of this people at the hext general cleo.
.tlon.
wv. 1912. E0nnfr Auditor --.- - 80
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rasket.

5lH-A EESHVE5
DeMocrasac Ticket
Rspsessntatiye In Cousress-
stsie hahhklk kslS 4 la, !, 1..,.s...
ANDREW E.LEE, Of Clay.
~. sSSissoN. Of Down.
GEORGE SPARLIEG. Of Ednund..
MARIs TAYLOR Of B..dl..
eop'i T.. &. SiN 81 Public g o.ip:..aetion-
Attorney General
C.s. PALMER, OF Minnshaha.
JOHN SfOLt.ARD, Of Meade.
HUGH SMITH, OF Miner,
A''lfG " s. G.T% 5sfS1fss;ass' ~, !, District.
s...o County
s'-'0 JESSE fsastRfi HIATT.
"a: WEEks. ia. srRANsxY.
County Z. 1 ZINES.
vi S.i = NIX aoRaAs.
.. D. MILLER.
Z. L. HExEaAR.
Clerk Of Courts
B. w. RYAN.
States Attorney
J. 4. HOUSE.
County Judge
JAMES BROWN,
s''', jEsssGiT Fl Hskse K. ma: Snow
&c. SMITH,
Coroner
ii. M. ADAMS.
County Surveyor
E. II. MEYER.
Justices Of tho Pc.m
&c: MOR.n0W. j. DUDACEK.
4 DOEY. y. GLEASON,
sConstables
G q xA1TIAkal :. TOM QUfRk.
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Lyon.
Town beard met Tuesday.
Everybody is busy picking corn.
Joseph Brchan has completed his calf
shed.
We have had some pretty fresh morn
ings this week.
w. j. Lindsay has finished his sheep
barn.
Geo. Kleinhsns made = special trip to
Buffalo county Saturday.
Andrew Brooks ia doing mason work
In Kimball for the city.
Kasper Kleinhans is building a new
barn.
E Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Klein
hans. . baby boy, last Friday.
Frank Dorwart is herding cattle in
this vicinity for Richards and Moulton.
Miss Carrie Tnea, OF Buffalo county, Is
visiting her sieter, Mrs. Wendell Klein
hans.
Wednesday, about 5 p. m, q fire got
started In the center OF the township
ond In less than half an hour about fl
teen farmers turned out. some even com.
ing from the cprniield with half . load
Of corr, to put 1t out. 1t Is not known
how the fire got started.
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w. IN.

ILL., D1l. d
| Martin tmek has his barn about COM
Jim Reranek has: been working at his
barn all through the storm.
Hiss Gleason & an menced q term OF
school at Vega sclloo lhouse last week.
v. Sebesta has quit threshlng with tie
Yirsa outfit and went home. The wealth
or was getting too bad.
The creamery patro MS had better not
send for any spirits by the driver, the
milk cans might get hutt.
Born, to Kir. and Mrs. John Picek, q
girl Of the usual weig BIT, last Wednes-
day. The mother and child are getting
along nicely.
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nnIts The III

Castaiia Republican: 1t is with re-
greet that the editor Of this paper for the
first time in his life feels compelled to
oppose a Republican ticket. But In the
faee pff. IL 'oyerwhelming array Of facts
Which press upon us We cannot coRsci.
.e%ntionsiy do otherwise. This conclusion
has not. been reached in a hasty aud
thoughtless manner;;iit is a deliberate
Determination arrived at after careful
candid rejection. 1t seems to be the
only hopeleft Republicans who are OPP
posed 10 turning tho Republican party
ovor to the corporations and corruption
lists to- follow. Time and time again.
while we have. Loyalty supported the
whole Republican ticket, have we
warned TIE paft5' leaders against .
course which cannot lDqtS bring adis4stef
and ruin TO the party with which We
have always INFLATED and whose princi-
pies we have always cherished. Il We
would save the pdartyafrom ruin In ~
end we must act now; otherwise. having
grown holder by an endorsement at the
polls Of their nngodlysschemes this wear,
they will thrnst-more upon usnext time.
The party must be:rescued. We are not
alone in thissopinion, for from all parts
Of The county comes the same expression
of dissatisfaction Old line Republicans
leaders in thsir townships are syowing
that they will not. support this ticket
This discomfort lis not coDfined to
Charles Mix county. III every county
in the state is the same cry going up
from oid-time RepubIicans:E'saye the
party" M dozen counties in the state
there has BEEN o~penreyolt for weeks and
in many places thefe is already anti
machine Republicans tickets id the field.
The indppandentelemen of the party In
this county should not shrink from their
duty; they should. "Line:np."
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LEE L. HENEGAR,
rOnnty Auditor
How 70 Goad.

Good looks are really more than ekln
deep. depending entirely on a healthy
condition OF all the vital organs II the
liver Is inactive, you have a bilious
look. If your stomach is disordered, you
have q dyspaptic look. Secure good
health, and you will surely have good
locks. Electric Bitters" is a good
Alternative and Tonic. Acts directly on
the stomach, liver and kidneys, puriGes
the blood. cures pimples, blotches and
hollis, and gives : good complexion.
Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at F e.
Miller's Drug Store. so cents per bottle
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Tone Given Away.

When your. cash purchases amount "a
80 or over. up to Sept. IL. next, We will
give you your choice Of several beautiful
pictures handsomely framed. Foe Ole
in cpsb purchaser. . still liner pAnsl
ipictufe,, and Tor 4R5 o sst OF family
scales. You can buy your goods eli YOU
want them md for which yOu will be
giyenseredit. Prices as low as the low.
est, too. Peter Smith. !,
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what Or. A. =. nnlter saws,

Buffalo, N. Y Gents:-From my per-
sonal knowledge. gained In observing
the effect of your ShiI0h's Cure in cases
OF advanced Consumption, l am prepared
to say that it is the most Remarkable
Remedy that has ever been brought to
my attention. 1t has certainly saved
many from Consumption. Sold BY Ochs-
ner's drug store.
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uusslen,s Ar.iea sAM

The best eslysin the world III suA
4 Fu, ses, sores. ulcers, salt rheuA, fevA
forss, tetter, chappedi hands, shilblain1
corns andgall skin eruptions, A1l pQsf
lively cnres piles, or no pay Required.
is guaranteed TO give satislactioA I
hoDey refunded. Price q cents ~ ~
For sals ~ !. =: Ailieh
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Marrfea.

John j. Keenan,, Esq, Of LeMars. Ia.
and Miss Lucy Ryan were married BY
Father .Gayduzek at the Catholic church
at eight O'Clock. Wednesday morning.
the bride Is q daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ryan Of Waldro township and 9
favorite with all who have the pleasure
Of her friendship or acquaintance and
particularly popular with, the young
people OF Kimbali. bv whom she will be
greatly missed. The groom is q rising
young attorney and he has the GRAPH
les congratulations. The young couple
left on the morning train scOn after the
ceremony for their home at LeMars,
where the best wishes OF all our people
follow them.
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words For The wise.

."
Don't send away for goods. Bring
your orders to US and we will save you
delay and money at Matson's.
Don't forget we are headquarters for
Canned and Dried Fruits. The largest
assortment in the city at Matson's.
Mr.. Morrison, of Minneapolis, is now
in charge Of Matson's Gallery. You can
depend on getting first class Photos Of
him.
Eagle and Champion Lye per can Tets.
Lewis Lye per can 1Octs.
Corn Starch per package sets.
Salaratus per pound package S cts.
2 packages Yeast cakes Sets.
At Matson's.
Quality the foundation, Pric, the Corner
Lake
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ESalIyS.

Is RaIiyS. y
Speeches Will be made at the follow
ing times and places in Brule county by
Ii e,followiEg named persons, the speak
ing to take place at $50 p. m. 1
Kimball, Friday night, October %;
opera house, Hon. w. T. LaFolie:te.
Cleyeiahd township, Sladek school,
honse No. 2, Saturday, October 20; Jesse
Hiatt, j. E. House, /. a. Weeks.
West Point township, Schweizow
schoolhouse, Monday, October 81; James
Brown and Jesse Hiatt. Ne
y Ola township. Prefer schoolhouse,
Tuesday, November 1; Jesse Hiatt. I. A.
Weeks and ]. +. House.
America township, Booher school
house, Wednesday. November 2; James
Brown and f.. II. Ames.
Eagle township, Center schoolhouse,
Thursday, November 3; James Brown, J.
S%.Stewart and "A. Weeks.
Union township, Vega, Thursday, Nov.
q; W.T.. LaFollelte and j. E. House.
Plummer township, McGafin school
house, Friday, November is. II. Wright
and Jesse Hiatt.
Highland township, Korzan's Hall.
Saturday November 5; s. H. Wright, l
A. Weeks and Jesse Hiatt.
Wilbur township, Siddons schoolhouse
Friday, November A. James Brown and
C.J. Maynard.
TORY Lake township, Larson school,
house, Friday, November 4; W. T. La
Toilette and J.3E. House.
! Lyon township, Kemp schoolhouse
Saturday night, November 5; Jas. Brown
and z. j. Maynard.
! Pukwana city schoolhouse, Saturday
November 5;sW..T. LaFollette.
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eafe

U0kC AOWWEEy @E
John ParkeI's safe in his lumber otiee
was hit for e5s Wednesday morning.
The robbery occurred about 8 O'clock
during tho absence Of Mr.. Kingsbury to
the depot. Re left the safe shut with
the combination partly on and thinks
the sneak thief was familiar with COM
'bination locks. The money, was in a
drawer Of the safe. Had the robbery oc-
Cured the DAY before Mr.. Parker would
have been shy something like $500.
Eight hundred dollars were deposited In
the bank the afternoon before the sneak
thief got in his work. Mr.. Parker does
not make . practice of leaving money In
the safe over night and . daylight rob.
berry was NOT looked for. Both he and
Mr. RipssHpty' mye their spspie,ons,
and the work was undoubtedly that Of
local tsispt. IT 10 strange that at thai
time Of day no one saw the thief enter
and leave the Office.
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~. .H|-HN nm - H. ~ 4 n "a
,. Ss4!ss s ;s R'sssii, s: D.. business .ad'''''
h, Ofioe Of constable; name, Arthur blanchard;
residence, West Point township, 3. d.; business
address, Vega, SD.
D Ohace of county commissioner Bird district;
nome, Victor. Nepodal: residence, Pleasant
Gfcve township, S. D.; business address. Eagle,
Office Of county commissioners ~ distrlGt;
shlp, y. D; business ,sfdcess,. Lyonvii!e.Aa.. Y!
II Office of county commissioners Mh dlstrint:
name, Louis u c3Haras r1efdeucea. ph4ail, 4
D.: business address, KimbalEis.sB ..ssfl
NJ TIfE SILVER RgPuBIIcANs.
Officer at CONSERVATIVES III Congress name
Freeman KnoWlesas 4 residences SDsAaksoodtssEaM
renee COUNTY; =; buslness address, Dead
,o rms s, Z e TsSgsssstsa'ss, r. f GIsnsEsss; M assns;
eonnty, S: s.; pusinesaasddreys. Plandreal
Once Of Goyernor:sanaire Andrew 4. Lee;
residence, yerniilio1. ~ gse0upty, S. Ri bpsis
hGBS aAdrass. Vernitfii0n S.fD.
Oflcea of LiehteRatttsG Governor; name, lF.aC,
Robinson; residence, Gtoton, Brown counts,
Office OF Secretary OF State; name, George
SpnrlinR; residence. BoWdle, Edmunds counts,
SD; business address. Bowdle, s.
Office Of state auditors; naMe. Hugh Smith
residence, Howard, Miner county, SD; bust
ness address, Howard 8. ID.
Office Of state treasurer; name, Mnrts sTay-
Tor; residence, Huron, BeadIe e0unty, 8. D.;
business address, Huron, 81.
0ttiea el Assorpsy sien ne, nane; a. .o, "a
RMt.; BdsiRess address, Sioux Falls, s.
lESss Es.S NfEsEbi TaAfl.E 81 lLS~EF
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Honest 1sr,,uy,,,.a

>SfShaf1lG0~ HI
Howard Spirit: no 81 eSolt;
demand for IL - With a categorical
ridge ror 40 resignat ion OF MIR. Kilt
NUM- Ii til e natlop al committee. A
or ,er Of post office, organs, whose edit
- hold by the gra ce of Mr. Kittridge.
and other very crcditable papers, the
DeSmet News fU: example, take excep-
tons to Nash's demand.
The Spirit has not seen the News ar
ticle, but assuming that it is o straight
demand for abtlication endorses 1t most
heartily, 1t will go farther, and say
that it believes nothing less thnn bis
resignation will save the ticket from de
feat. The exceptionally unfortunate
management of patronage since thu
last election. the disregard of anything
t but the wishes OF the political heelers
has aroused resentment and created ,
j determination in the breasts of hun,
dreds OF Republicans to administer q re
= buke to. the men responsible for it.
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Catarrh Cured. A clear head and sweet
breath secured with Shiloh's Ca'arrh
Remedy. We sell six bottles for So and
guarantee an absolute cure. Sold by
Ochsner's drug store.
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p, : e :;cesRer' 81 Aa'ts',''' a Asf
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BY THE REpuBLlcAN PARTY.

Office of representative in congress; name,
Robert j. Gamble; residence, Yankton, YnnktCn
CO., $. d.; business address, Yankton, s. D..
Office of representative in. congress; name,
charles H. Burke; residence. Pierre, Hughes CO.,
s. D.; bueiness address, Pierre, 8. u.
Office of governors; nama, Kirk q. Phillips;
residence. Deauwuod, Lawrence CO., s. d.: busi-
ness address, Deadwood, 8. d.
Office OF lieutenant governor; nam1, John T.
Kean; residence, Woonsocket, sanborn co.., s. d.
business address, Woonsocket, S. ID.
Office of secretary of state; name. William H.
Roddlei residence, Brookings, Bookings Co.., s.
L. business address, Brookings, S. L.
Office of state auditor; name, James d. Reeves;
residence, Groton. Brown co., $. D.; business ad-
dress, Groton, g. ID.
Office Of state treasurer; name, John scham
Dor: residence, Freeman, Hutchinson, co., 8. d.;
business address. Freeman, 4. d.
Office of attorney general; name, John L. Pyle;
residence, Huron. Beadle CO., s. D business adj
dress, Huron, s. D..
Office Of superintendent of public instruction:
Cos s. D; business address, yeTmilllion, $. d.
lands; name, David Eastman; residence, Will
mot, Roberts CO., S. D.: business address, Will
mot, $. d.
Office Of railroad commissioner third district;
name, William G. smith; residence, sturgis
Meade CO., s. ;: business address, sturgis, 8. ID,