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Decorah-posten., 1898-04-15

bret. Srig er frembeles u"unogoasii
bpis Spanieu lite sisr SnorsmmaicI
iOm bet bibttl life bar billet inoIoot
paa."
Sailp 9rapbic trpr, at prGTot1
tens Supftab uunosaaeltg moa irrs !,
artg. "Spanien bill ndturIi8OIs mod
latte fig Snteruention, pg oa olI SRI
bltbe 6el9en. Wen be 5orentne St1
ter maa lite beItp minbre gad ben VI
iom oeres pr9Iipent bar uoItuttei A
bem."
Sailp Mail % 9ailp SeIt8ra1
flyer, at 9uoItabet laber ari8aIPF'1
maaIet itua paa bet uptsis, men "
feier, at ari9sn bog maa tomri', 4
bet er umulia for Spanien al aNtll
De getingelIer, Tom alene fan a'oso1
ben.
s puris er ben Wentn9 dllllt'oE'l
.baabe blanbt politttere cg andre !
arig er uunogaaelig.
8labet "SempS" ro'er Gl'0eIoT1
paa Me9inleps 8%etoItning. Da es'1
lamb inbIenbte lit gubitdb ON YtN1
suela, bebolot ban 2emmerns : N11
e9ne SGnber, mebens McSinIsn 9''1
benz til aon9resien. s 1T LANCE ]
milos 8ubItab Ibnes MtainIe0 al Ply
unbeaa en- triserit 2esning Dep at Ia1
ae en- bleb 9uoe al Orb og SoIerla''1
meGlem be itribsnoe 9artier. wen
@irfeliobeben bill ban Inlet opfo1
Sbet ban lcperer Seilerns til SolgT'1
len, rebucerer ban RepublttenS Y,q
iioent til en- beitebsn antIo9edooo'i
s1er en- Retsffriper.
"2pnopn Globe" uotaler no9e' w
nsnoe.
"St. Sames 6e5etts" betIa9'f !
9ubItabet laber alt / llpisbso o8 y
fsier: "6pis be 5prsneOe Stot'r y
en- e~urop9if Magt, itpret al Ell ~
eller en- 8tsmarct, pilbe be meO sll5o']
gaa til en- Grobringstrig; men d" ]
tpiliomt, ON be er forbereot paa
1aaodn."
: Berlin bar 9ubItdbst 9lots j
minbre f~orbelagtigt Snotrpt. "'al
timber bet ngieporent og Itost tP"'1
tpent. Oct flyer ga pg Hsi.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-15

Raar les iiob Do lrusere Tib. bIeu iua oa
matte 'aite oS.
"ei9eIsS@ LED tea AZ spinoeipaoom, BE.
truoel's i aGssdioisens. imer.slie Neu.
Itrratioa, Nrsmfnib af aipmobsrer. als / De
inn,s Erlauer % Gnar a 9,pIsoosrsa
ollie bisie aiociier bar lea bait.
SEQ mootte rphcibe irps,eltse Smerter.
YPiu Wauo iasoe. at lea 'h.Ios prpoe en-
Sla,te al 9nbiu O. 4iufbam's MeS,c,r.
hpliet lea sicrce; % siter at lss haco. bruot
ben for en- lib, blep leg belbreost.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-15
6eriet meb Slb % Sperb.

Siotn ben ~nRroGrenot Heoplution be-
gpnote / 5tbruar 1895 bar bette 2ano ist
ben irlgtbare Nabosg berist mto Slp og
SpUrp unber en- Ramp, Der life bar fin Gi9e
i Sitprieu, % iom %panitelis tan iammsuligs
mes, naar @enipu taoss til be aiGmpercss
5ai % ben Sitterbsp / Stripen, mep ncgsn
al be mooerm Sibers Rsnolutiou, bppr et afs
bGnsist 5olf, / lit 5priss paa at blipe fri,
bar iunptt Mppitaup ai Mastsn hos ben ius
ptr1ns Stat. Bort 5plt bar feet ct cngan9
blonitrenoe Samiuro brast til beltuc Mans
gel, bets Sonotl i @iri,iiebsosn lummet, bets
maeslsie Qruouttiuitet fprininbHet, bets Mars
Ter laot soe, bets Msller | Nuiner, oe bets
Soli saa.nes til @runes % omtomms / Sis
tuiinosr Of Suit % Eortommsnbeo. 9i bor
iuno.t us islp buneue uppsr Sagttastlisn al
nsiagtia Heutralitst, bpilfsu bore 9ops paas
lGsger, % font 3ntioners Sob forlanser, at
she Ycliti bore esns Sarpuroc % poste bore
tgHe Ss;Sapn. for at iorbinnrs snbper ulpps
Zig Gambling til Sirlp icr Gubanerus. Dor
Sanpsi bar liet, ben aapital, TOM Bore gor.
g.rt bar anbrast pau Cuba, bar orrtt for Ell
flor Sci tubt, % bort Soils 0umsr % Soer:
brrtnbso bar rrrst iaa iaart prsost, at BET
bar frtnbrust en- iarlis llrolisbso blanot DO,
sssn gticltuins, 90 osnnt bar fra Sio til oil:
ben hltbtn ubtalt / ben rationale 2ssislatur
~iaolsoes at "Ssiuss," alptles ~upeuior Dor eyer
QUlitit, iorsstr Spmrrtipnbtcer % itaor
@sisn for en- Harp Sasttaaen al bort eano!
6rsmsans, boil',n pasitr fig ior ct islptil
irtps Samiuno, bpis iorncmite Rsssl bar pg
ret at unSsaa a~fsilass uoentanoft Boroitlin
ger. Gilt bette mao ruite, 90 har / Sanobe)
brasi betboelis g,.pmrins bps iaap,l ben for
ries 8saitrina, icm unetr min tatn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-15

ianmtu men e5en,roi Rouiufu Der o. mto
nc Intak aniboritcttr for at iou 9iott On
pitfuingsiulo l~looeiiuG al ben 0irlp, Der par
iamI,t otO Gtntral aomttsens 9.itrGbtlitr.
Rcitm $2oo,000 9fuge "a Mao. foripnia
ger tr alereos aHtomrtt III be Stoenoe, o.
mere tpmmtr. Wlnopartr 90 aErpsr tonmer
isioirif inc, % Der CT isrsei for transport
til bel Snort, ina SiGIpsn, iom fsrf ins.
FrGntsot ie iom nsppenois for Sapaua o.
be oftrt eDsr, Den itrGttsr ia III ii. be iIeits,
ON itic ole minore gptr, bpcr Der CT Nso.
Suiinetr al eiD tr allertpe bleple irelffe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-15
n uScr,ipsliacIie.

efrip I'll mig for iri &rpoc al 0'a ~
picin, ipm i~uloitrupis bar beiRrro'' "'s y,
ben bpibe 5lob. 9uilammuttrn 's ~ n
ialoeu Of 2ipmpbcreu. mieoic'leH y
% Schanolinseu fau irrctdacs W. >,
ubeu noseu graes SiGlp. HFA a
South Seuo, auo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-15

Seq opsap
Gilt Eortuiu-
lslie os gil /
Gen Q. Ses
bapoe iruste!i.
&c Smerier |
nit SIerte 8e.
iuImslieaH'alt,
8limt ten for
Eirens %
unosrtiber VA
bIso ies ioa y
blinb, at les
lite irnoe e
i!ere Minut.sl
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-15
3re(Ioentens 25ltofRa6.
Gan gipcr eli biitrriit Sperii9t opcr port 6prbolo til
Sponicn og DC biplomatiitc llnocrbanolir9er.
2lnbciaIer pobnct 1nterpention,

9reioenten ienbte Manoog Miobag
lit lGn9c Iopsbe 9uoitab til Songresa
fen; men IA !9opeoinoboloet allereoe
fere Gage bapoc uGrst histutsret !
DuQpr,sien, odtte bet lite FABIAN Up
rat, Iom bet tlsrs pilos bnpe Glort.
Oct gipsr en- rolig Os grei blltori''
Cperiiat oper bort 6prboIo til spa
nitn % CUBA ! en- lang RGtte al War
% anbsfaIer tiIitut p1bnst 5ntsroell'
tion for at sjsre Gnps poa artssn %
eIenoigbsosn paa Guba os betrps9e
bore SntsrsSier Der. vi gleny'osr
9uo'tubet Der / oets 9sIhso:
golpotuot BIN 9rttmmclis / 6on'titut'oa
utu, py p~aalragcr 8rsTNtutrr ira Sto III
anotn at aipt Rrugrtsicn llrNtrrttHing ON
lguiontus Sitting ~ al ~drbt'alt til otns
Cpcrptf.li, iaaonunt forbolrsregIer, ION
han fol orit neoptnoi9s og btn'atsmrsfet,
bliptr bti ,ntn pliqt MI at btnpsnot mig III
psnnt frriomliue ansaasnot ben a~loorlt9f
Qriis. Der Ct ppifaatt DC aorfnsos Stattrs
Torbolo iii Spanitu paa Gruuc al ben artg,
ION for mere ,nc 3 9lat bar raist pao Nab'E
gen 6u6a. Seq Qisr bette, ioroi gueas
Spsresmaaltt iioar / nsis forbtnoelie mto
por ,etn Unions Sitting, os bet a~Iporlt9t
Fcrbolo, ion, sisr, at N~atiOntn maa iraf't
tn gshtmmeiit, brrtr nuturIiapis ben paa
bert Giuptrremtnts traoitiontlls Vnlttlt, boIs
ret oirlper at femme opersrs n.o Dc t}ors
Friittr, 8epu6ti',as @rnrolrgsert bar rto'
luat % btnipt cperbctOt gisunsm aomInt'tra'
%iionernt, ben enc ,iter ben anosr, lias til ben
Sug ioag.
Gen ruOrrenot 8eroIutieH sr fun en- ets
i~trfslgtr al andre lignenoe Spiauos, TOM bar
iunost stso paa Cuba inrob bet i~panfs Der
rsormmt, % oisis bar itrott ia ooer Ell Pc
ripOs Of nuiteu ct boIpt aarbuuorsot; enbprr
Of etn, i~auIGns, De hob pau, bar tpuneet DC
foreutps Slater iii itpr anfrsusslie % Lbs
Gift psp at gitnnsntisre fine &tutralitets'
Gore, ioraariaset. ben amtriianfe 6aroel %
Smirinine betposliae Sab, bragt Spbioi.lis,
aisoiommtlipbsp % Gcritprrtlie blauot bore
9nobpsptrs, oa paa @runp al ben sruiomme,
barbarifs % utipiIiiereoe Maaoe, arisen sr
fert pau, rbitet ems 6sIclic % iudrtt be
,,,,ueasIior Shuhotbisr ms rort Golf
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-15
en- fpinoelie Grflorine.
Sra Wrs. 3. g. Wt6iaas. 113
2ilbnrn Apenue, Hodforo. IN.
(Sluttes paa soe Sioe.

seq par frhsteIis ing. 2cserue iaase.
at be fnnbe helbreoe mig; neu be sloroe
bet lfte.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-15

for Mtnntitr cler til at fspe BEN par Or.
Ortn baaoc fra Den enc tler bet onoct Of d
firmpenot 9lariier % uoisrt al al ben Wiagtr
iom too til perts 8aapigbtp,
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-15

Vrenbem Ntrsnlen bar / ut Sno.
nab, Tom Ri gisnsiptr ! fin StIhsp pao
Ct onoet 9Th | Slaest, anmpest Ron
arcsier on at bempuSi9e BAN til tribe
ine nep 9aobtnnaat for at aflIutte
TitnetIigbsserrs pan Cuba, ioa Der
ian pprstttS en- isIpiiHneig % ltaotl
Rsaitriua paa Zen; % Der a 'r'9tn
Sp;l ON, at aongrsSisn pil onsrora9s
esnne Rtt Ga Muat til BAN, mar ben
bar faa. lib: lib til at cpetreie So'
aen ! re "a life Iaeer iia htnripe al
Sinooer ca andre Srusbopeber. Sub
ftabet sr freptt / en- iaa human os
uedcnnnttia gann, at BET iittsrt ptI
bIipe hiialbt al ale rsttTutenoe Mems
METER baaot her ua | llcldnoet. Sua
bar / 9upnabst siort Rers for ben
GtiQiuQ ban bar innta9st I 9ubaa
eaatn, "a Riennem bette odn'telt9e
@rbeioc fommer belle Sictn ben 2onts
frrit % iisit frem i 9oasn. bOorIeoes
Nal ri q~ierpprettc 5reo pau euba pg
famtioia unoaaa arig inch Spanien.
Tetts bar pQrtt BET poniieIias Spfrs'
maal, ION bpsrtsn Qrsiiosnt GItnslnrS
snsr mcainltp bar prrtt iitano til at
Iele, "a ban bar oerfor M benoenot its
til apnorssien for at bIipe bempnOigst
Of BEN til at BRUCE Sanosts 6Gr %
;sluaos fnr at pprstts 6rso paa Guba,
ieIp ON bette lseer til arig meo
Sponisn.
aonaresien tpm liot uo al 3onceps
tsrne, oa ben bnpoe bert QreIiosntens
guoFob. Den bapn psntet, at 9reiis
benton pilos bare ~oubefalet S~nterpens
tion os an~ertienbeIis al GubasRspus
bitten fom isIpitGnpig Stat. Oct ier
MI, / Snsbass. uo til at apn9resien
pmtrsnt snitsmmie bill eisre, bpao pre-
fpentsn dnnpbshe ben pn1. Den pil
pshtage en- ReipIutipn, fom bempnois
ger og paaI9gaer ban at tribe ino
Ttrar for al ~eienoprstte 5rso paa Cuba
pg fsrse for, at Der mso 5oItsts frie
bIir pprettet en- fat, itabil og
'eIpitanbis Resisrins paa Zen, ps Ian
iii bIips benlnnhisst til at BRUCE be
ypreneoe Statsrs gar os 5Iaabs for
i ajennsmfere osnne plan.
Sfslss ct Telegram fra Wa'binstun
onsbas Gftermiooas bar apneresltn
sbtagst Rsiolutipner ON al enbe ari*
en- paa Cuba % pprette en- felpit9ns
is Resierine. DisIe Rs~iolutioner
'lsp pebtasne unber be melt itprmenoe
man nossniinbe bar bart Il
5euatet. s 9uist blep be tilitemte meo
80 Siemmer. insen itsmts imon.
Ct unbet Telegram flyer. at 8abelsn
Sapona ps aep We't sr afs
pe at al 5orbinoslis msp Zen
y afbrupt. Samtibis berettes. at ben
flppsnbs GFabrs par aiisiIst fra
Rpabs m.b f~orieslsbe Orr
brsr. Oct sr life upIpIt, bportsn ben
e. ienbt.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22

members of the Cabinet, and his
knowledge Of the situation has
doubtless been an important fac
tor in determining the instruc-
tions given to the American
Peace Commissioners. After
giving his reasons why we should
control the Philippines, Mr.. Dem
by, said: eff we withdraw now,
we throw away this great oppor-
tunlty, which has been opened and
accepted as the manifest destiny
of this nation. We close the door
and close 1T SO that it will never
open to us again. We shut the far
East from Our influence and do it
deliberately. We can never re-
consider such a step; and if we
take it, it would have been far
better for our trade and our in
huence, commercial and religious,
if Admiral Dewey had never gone
near the PHILIPPINES
Ex-Secretary Sherman may be
too old to make satisfactory
Secretary of State, but he still
has the use of his reasoning fac
ulties, and was the first man to
point out the weak spots in the
proposed commission to inyesti-
gate the conduct OF the war---its
want of legal statue, and its con-
sequent inability to compel wit
nesses to testify. Since Mr.. Sher-
man pointed out that defect,
which IS now generally acknowl-
edged to exist, the proposed in
vestigation is not as popular as
it was. It IS likely also that the
lack of legal statues Influenced
some Of the prominent gentlemen
who have declined to serve on the
commission.
4
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22

that if Spain will furnish proper
guarantees and will offer certain
trade concessions to us she may
be allowed to MAINTAIN nominal,
if not an actual control over them.
Two important diplomatic
moves were made by this govern
ment this week, which have re-
ceiyed less public attention than
they deserve. The first was a
communication sent to the Car of
Russia expressing sympathy with
his proposition for the holding
of an Internal tional convention
for the purpose of arranging
for the partial disarmament
of the nations of the world
which are practically on a war
footing all the time, and a will
lngness on the part of the U. S.
to- take part in such convention.
The other was a communication
for the Sultan of Turkey, inform
ing him IN polite but plain Ian
guage that the U. S. did not in
tend to allow him to escape pay
ing for the property Of American
Missionaries destroyed by Turk
ish mobs III Armenia, under his
plea ofnon-responsibiliy, recently
put forward. There is no desire
on the part Of the administration
to bully Turkey, but this claim
is Just one and it intends to
make Turkey pay it, if it is nee
essary to make a naval demon
stration IN order to do it.
Hon. Chas Denby, who was for
more than thirteen years U. S.
Minister TO China, and who is well
posted upon the. commerce of the
east and the part that the Philli-
pine Islands can be made to play
therein, has been in Washington
this week, and his businesslike
arguments in favor of our retain
ing control of all the islands have
Convinced many whose minds had
not been entirely made. up that
the U. S. ahould certainly retain
control, if not absolute ownership.
of all the islands, Mn DENLY
has hadsseveral extended confer
enees with the President and with
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT OF
G. M. ALLEN.
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We have just arranged on our shelves
one Of the incest lines of Dry Goods and
Notions that was ever brought to Hurley
In dress goods we have single dress pat-I
terms in the corded and novelty, checks and
plaids, mixed goods and stripes.
In cashmeres we have all colors and
shades, With gimps and silk trimmings to
match. We have also nice line Of plaids
for waists, IN silk stripe and silk warp.
We also have left on our hands a few
pair of cloth-top tan shoes, in ladies', chill
dren's and misses sizes, that you may have
regardless of cost; and slippers you may
have at your own price, almost.
We have the incest line in gents Shirts
hats, caps, ties gloves and shoes that we
have. ever had.
Thanking you for past patronage. and
hoping to merit a continuance Of the same,
we remain, Yours for trade,
G, M. ALLEN.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22


T The following from the Salett
Special, the editor of which ]. =.
Patten served under Col. Grigsbi.
shows how the boys of that regI-
1nent feel toward Gov. Lee FIJI
his uncalled for insult. The spk-
cial says: Among the volunteer
troops which were ordered mIs-
tered out last week, are Col Grigs.
by's regiment of cowboy cavaliy,
and it is expeced that they will
soon be home. The news will
not please Gov. Lee for he viii
now have to face the ballots
of the men whom he called dis.
grace to the state, and it is safe
to say that when ELECTION day
comes, these volunteers will cast
their vote with the republicans
and wipe out populism in oul
grand statel"
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22
WASHINGTON LETTER.
FSom Our Regular Correspondent.

FSom Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. D. G., Sept. 16, 1898.
A busy week for the administra-
fon elesed with the departure
ff the American Peace Conmis-
bioners, who will sail from New
York tomorrow. The whole mat
Iter has been gone over carfully
land a decision reached as to what
this government intends to do
regarding the PHILIPPINES, and
the Peace Commissioners have
been instructed accordingly.
These instructions have not been
put upon paper, but were given
to the Commissioners verbally by
the President. AS matter of
course nearly every correspondent
in Washington has sent what
purports to be an abstract of these
instructions, but,as a matter of
fact only the President, the MEM
bers of the Cabinet, all Of whom
except. Secretary Alger were sum
moned to Washington to consider
them, and the Peace Commission
ers, know what these instructions
are. tits known in a general way
the members Of the Cabinet have
expressed opinions, and even the
President at times dropped hints
as to his attitude Putting these
together and drawing deductions
therefrom is about the process
by which published instructions
we're evolved, Il is certain that
we are to have the island Of Lu-
zon, bnt instructions further than
that are somewhat elastic, and
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22
casvERTED TO GOLD.

AT the monetary congress re-
Gently he'd at Omaha, the leaders
Of all fit1sncial systems took part
in the DEBATE. and the following
is an exhact from speech made
by LouiSB. Enrich of Colorado
Sprin ,IColo. Mr.. Enrich was
members pf a leading New York
6businessIirm, but failing health
compella him to seek a change
of climae several years ago, and
during H11e time he has lived
under till shadow of Pixies Peak
he has become financially inter-
ested in khe mining interests of
the silver state, and for several
years has been one of the cham
pions off the silver cause. His
extended business career gives
him an opportunity to Judge this
" T. -
question from both the silver pro-
ducer's ind the commercial point
of viewgand his words therefore
are worthy Of consideration. He
said in part:
My visws on this great financial
uuestionhave been the result Of gradu-
al evoluponism in my own thinking.
I formerly believed in the possibility Of
the SO called international bimetallism.
| I have dme with some pain and disap-
pointneht to discern its hopelessness
and its tndesirability. The American
people 4ill speedily concur in the same
CONCLUSION. The question Of bimetal-
ism woald already have disappeared
from our national horizon were it not
/ the exisencles of our politicians.
understand and | deeply appreciate
the bias of OF our silver mining states.
Like thousands of far western men ]
have believed that this change of none.
tary standards, with its consequent &C
lceleraed depression OF silver and re.
sulting gprostration of western property
values, has brought me to the brink o1
financial ruin None the less have
honesty tried to keep my eyes open te
the trath and to resist the specious,
delusHe arguments which sell Interest
is always ready to suggest. Every for
ward svolutional change in life and In
civilization has brought disaster and
suffering to some. It's ultimate effect
howeEer, is to multiply the happiness
and the we'll being of the many. Like
| theigbrethern in the south, who but 6
few years ago were eager to sacratice
life and all for their lost cause the
menlpf the west, redeemed from error
will ket live to bless their defeat in this
mons nsntary battle. And the younger
men breaking away from the wiles ol
politicians. and from the sophisms ol
/ deceived deceiyers, will open their
mills to the clear impressive fact of Fl.
nagial history will llrealize the advent
of tle gold standard had become an in.
Iexaable necessity in our advanced
anf highly progressive civilization
AMI will appreciate and unreservedly
admit the folly and the futilityof fight
/ jnk evolution.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22

The Sioux Falls Press prints
reports from paid agents telling
of populist campaigners speaking
to crowded houses, enthusiastic
torch light professions, etc. and
the local papers and citizens OF
the towns tell far different sto-
ries. The truth will out, and thq
final result will be against tha
preyaricators.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22

"A, The official record of the war
department shows that 33 officers
and 281 enlisted men were killed
in battle during the late war.
The large percentage of officers
killed show sthat they were at
the front leading their men.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22

Duriug the past year the I. Q.
o. f.. organization have paid out
for relief to needy members and
others the sum of S3, 364, 1929.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22

Ote of the large elevators at
Toledo, Ohio was completely de-
stroyed Tuesday and six Of the
employers instantly killed, and a
ndmber wounded. The explosion
was caused by mill dust.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22

a Cleveland, Ohio, dispatch
says that Senator Kyle has re-
nounced free silver and populism
and returned to the Republican
fold.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22

Jas. j. Hill ofsst. Paul has Sc
cured a controlling interest in the
Baltimore and Ohio railway, and
will proceed to put that property
on paving basis.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22

The stars and stripes now float
over the Trocha hotel in Havana,
that being the headquarters Of
5 the u. S. Commissioners.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22

Preparations are, being made,
at Sioux Falls for grand time.
at their blow out to be known as
carnava1 weeR.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22

Pierre has a gas we'll which is
said to supply sufficient gas to
light and heat that city,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1898-09-22
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
STATE.

For Congress
ROBERT j. GAMBLE.
CHAS. II. BURKE.
For Governor
KIRK g. PHILLIPS.
For Lieutenant Governor
JOHN I. KEAN.
For Secretary of State
w. H. RODDLE.
For Treasurer
JOHN sCHAMBER.
For Auditor
JAMES D. REEVES.
Attorney General
JOHN L. PYLE.
For Supt. OF Public Instruction
E. e. COBLINS.
For Land Commissioner
DAVID EASTM AN.
For Railway Commissioner
WILLIAM G. SMITH.
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The Springdale news., 1898-07-01
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