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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-25
ID. A. R. NATION.4L OFFICERS.
Mrs. Daniel Manning of Buffalo, N. Y.
Chosen President.

Washington, Feb. 24.-The congress of
the Daughters of the American Revolu
tion to-day received the report Of the
tellers of the election held last night to
fill national offices as follows: Mrs.
Daniel Manning of Buffalo, N. Y, pres
ident Mrs. e. w. Howard of Alexan-
dria, Va, vice president in charge of or
ganization; Mrs. w. A. Smoot. chap
lain general; Mrs. A. Akers, recording
secretary general; Mrs. K. K. Henry,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. G. B..
Darwin, treasurer; Miss Mary Hetzel,
magistrate general; Mrs. Mary J. Sey-
mour, historian general: Mrs. r. S.
Hatcher, assistant istorian-general;
Miss J. T. McBlair, librarian general;
Mrs Mary S. Lockwood, editor of the
magazine.
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PICE-PRESIDENT HALL'S DENIAL,
story That "A Mr.. Earling Is to Succeed
President Clark.


President Clark.
Boston, Feb. 24.-When Vice President
Hall of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford road, who is in this city, was
asked this evening as to the truth of
the report that Mr.. Earling is to sue
ceed President Clark, he replied en-
phatically: "It is rumor without foun-
dation, and L cannot imagine how it
started. There is to be change as far as
I know in the presidency of the road.
When President Clark left to travel for
his health it was with the understand
ing that he was to take up his duties
again in June. Nothing has happened
to affect the fulflment of these expect
ations." Judge Hall, moreover, said he
did not know any Mr.. Earling in rail-
road circles or elsewhere who could be
considered a candidate for the office.
He said he had received a cablegram
from President Clark, who is in Cairo
and enjoying good health.
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A Custom Ruling Reversed.

Boston, Feb. PA telegram was re-
ceived at the customs house this after
noon instructing Collector Lyman to al
low books and printed matter, which in
cludes photographs, to be imported
through the mails. A new order that
went into effect February strictly pro-
hibiting this but colleges and are deal
ers raised such an objection that the
department reversed its rulings.
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YALE TEAMS WIN
At Basket Ball and Hockey Dtsgrncefu
scrne at POughfccpsie.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Feb. 24.-The
Yale basketball team defeated the 115th
Separate company team here tonight
by a score of 13 to 10. The game was a
close one, and was productive of bitter
feeling on the part of the residents of
the city, who directed it toward the UNI
pire He claimed that his decision that
basket made by one of the home team
was foul was unfair. The friends of
the 115th Separate company team We're
very anrgy, and a disgraceful scene en-
sued on the floor of the armory. To-
morrow night the Yale team will meet
the Cornell team.
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FRENCH DEPUTIES ARE HELD
THE PROSECUTION OF MN. DE-
ROULEDE AND HABERT.

In Chamber of Deputies-Charged
With Attack on Republic ana Injury
to Army-PoIice Aflix Seals to M. Ha-
Patriots.
Paris, Feb. 24.-The arrest of Deputies
Deroulede, Marcel, Habert and Mile
voye last night and the confronting Of
them by General Roget, who charged
that they tried to induce him to march
his troops on the Elysee palace has
caused great excitement here. In the
chamber of deputies to-day the com.
mittee, to whom was referred the mat
ter, presented a report unanimously
advocating the prosecuting Of MN. De-
roulede and Habert, and also approx
ing of keeping them in custody. The
report added "The facts as adduced
constitute an attack on the republic
and injury to the army
The police have affixed seals to the;
residence of M. Mariel Habert and the
headquarters of the Ligue de Patriotes
The league having been forbidden to-
meet in the Rue st. Paul, a crowd OF
patriots collected and began demon
stration which brought on a conflict,
with the police. Several patriots were
arrested for assaulting police officer.
Soon after, however, M. Millevoye ar
rived upon the scene and urged the pat
riots to cease their demonstrations tin
order not to compromise Deroulede'ss
cause" Thereupon, shouting "Vive De-
roulede," "Vive PArmee" and "A basE
Loubet" they dispersed. M. Paul De
roulede's brother, in the course OF an
interview this evening, said that though
the police had searched the formers
house they had secured no papers. MY
brother, he added. is carried away by
his enthusiasm for the army and his
behavior must not be regarded as the
outcome of any plot.
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NEW YORK POISONING CASE,
No Light Thrown on Mystery by 1ester-
days Proceedings.


New York, Feb. 24.-The inquest in
the Adams poisoning case was contin-
ued to-day and proved of less interest
than any of the previous hearings.
Practically nothing tending to throw
light upon the murder of Mrs. Adams
or the attempted murder of Cornish
was revealed. The day was almost en-
tirely devoted to direct or implied de-
malls of testimony offered by Cornish.
MolineuX was the principal in this re-
spect, denying many of the allegations
that Cornish made yesterday. Colonel
Austin also made a point in denying
that Barnet ever in the slightest impli-
Gated Molineux as inferred by Cornish
yesterday. On the whole, the testimony
may be said to have been favorable to
Molineux.
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MIR. KIPEINf Il LITTLE WEIKER.
Progress of Disease Less Rapid Than In
u Fatal Case

New York Feb. 24.-The following,
bulletin was issued at 10:30 D. M: "Mr.
Kipling, owing to added inflammation
and a continuation of the disease, is a
little weaker, but otherwise as at the
last bulletin. (Signed) E. j. Janeway
and Theodore Dunham"
Drs. Janeway and Durham were with
the patient for an hour and half before
issuing the above bulletin. "Is the case
likely to prove fatal doctor?" was ask
ed DR.. Janeway. "The progress is less
rapid than in fatal case" was all the
doctor would say.
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Ripley, o., Feb 24.-Early this morn
ing what is supposed to be an incen-
diary fire was discovered under the
main stairway of the Reinert hotel The
fire spread to the Sacker and Dale
blocks, adjoining. Eight business houses
including the hotel, were destroyed.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-25
MRs. GEoRGEPLEADs NOT G UT1TY.
Trial of Alleged Murderess of Mrs.
NEcKtuIey's Brother.

Canton, O.,Feb. 24,-Mrs Anna George
to-day pleaded not guilty to the indict-
ment against her for the murder of
George D. Saxton Mrs. William McKin-
ley's brother, and her trial was set for
April 4.
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ADMIRAL DEWEY'S MESSAGE
ITS CONSIDERATTONB BY THE ADJ
NET YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
portance Should Not be Attached to 1t
Secretary Lang Sure That II Has No
international significance-Probab
Reason why Oregon Is Wanted.

Washington, Feb. 24--The cabinet,
this afternoon, after considering
Dewey's message relative to the impor-
tance of sending the Oregon at once to
much importance should not be attached
to it; that Dewey wants the big ship
to influence the F'ilipinos. Secretary
Long said when asked for an explana-
ton of the reference to political reas-
onS" in the dspatch: 81 am sure that
it has no International significance. You
may state that positively. Probably he
wants a fine ship there, as the Ameri-
can commissioners are about due and it
will give weight to the American repre-
sentations."
1t is suggested from other naval
sources that Dewey wants the Oregon
to release a number of the smaller
ships of the fleet for other work. He
has been planning a tour among the
islands other than Luzon with the
purpose of establishing the authority Of
the United States among them. 1t Is
also necessary to establish a close block
ade to prevent the insurgents from re-
celving supplies. These projects require
for their execution a number of ships.
Dewey cannot spare them at present,
but when the Oregon gets into Manila
harbor she will be sufficiently formida-
Bile to insure the protection of the en-
tire harbor in conjunction with the two
big double-turreted monitors Monterey
and Monadnock. The remainder of the
fleet then will be free to carry out the
projects. While these three armored
ships are lying in Manila bay there is no
fear that any force can enter or pass
out without their consent.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-25

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 24-The Yale
Hockey team won the contest with the
Duquesne County Athletic club tonight
by the score of 20 to 0.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-25

Following is the message that was
received from Admiral Dewey. 1t was
given out for publication by the navy
department yesterday and at first caus-
ed considerable stir in official circles:
Manila, Feb. 24-For political reasons
the Oregon should be sent here at once.
Dewey.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

pebtr, 90 liot rsott Gsgs Sdit b1loes
oper bier Rage, bporpod bette FLAP
pes" aoot ino meo en- anip. (3il ct
Vuno ajso bebeoss omtrent en- Shsite
Ssgiaft. Tom faces peo at ripe SEA pod
Ct alminoeliet Ripiern.) aaasrut its
gss | brunt Smsr. % bIipsr bebIi, nnur
man bar rigtig iidrp 8orme. od os bslit
itulot barre aoot bruno ubsnpad, men
bdlprda inosnl. Rdor 9doernt er
'teate, Isftss be icriiQtio op, iad be lie
gdor iitpfter. 90 en- Gsg, ~op'taarst ine
S'iper, brines / Smsret, Tom sr ioien
/ pdnoen. Raar Gsgsu er paste brun.
b0less en- DEL 'ogsnoe @ono / Saucsn,
fdur ct Spto9. bporpdo Saucsn bal
oes opsr aaosrne. - 3sriom man pil
bdpe &dgerne goot lie9t, fan man
ndturIigOis aisre BEN tnuosrs % ite9e
benz ldn9er, men De bill oa lct bIiUe
tsrrt.
AromdtiIt Suppe. - 1ette
cr en- Iorbeoret llogdpe al Yotstess
Snppc og Iaoss pnd isl9euos WaOos:
6 Wtanoler battles fint % blonoes meo
en- pint roo Botetcr. npTtdar.t / Sti
Der. 2 Spiisitesr repst eltr battst 500,
2 Spiieitesr Riisngrpn, Iom fsrit ItDts
Les 10 8dnh, - oe en- 5beIte Veriills.
Wtdn bar alt bette / en- 8rpos, % bIdus
Der lao mso BET Ell Spticite Wsl; nadr
bet er 9oot blunost, b9loes 3 Quarts
meo tpno &jeotroit /. 0ette foyer /
80 Winuter, Idd tiles BET qisnnem ct
Osrilds, % / 3bsIts Salt, TO Stopper
togenoe Mslt tiliGttss. bporpoa Cup
pen er Trroi9. 3erIom man nsiuQtig
TsIger CpItriitsn, oil Suppen bore me
get p%elimueenos.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
Carmen. Sa,tiet. @open.

minoeliQt Wtdi5 pIuutts / famine 9apc,
oa blonoeS oisie % Top Gorn,t bIiusr
rrroiIsi. Ssriom noosn pilce irlos
%iddodnt pop 6orn iii 1rs, Ioo pilos
bet orre ct tort gsorna. Den. ION
oil mso osIo, able o. iUlos gIomiter
Irr oo nnost 6dpefrs, mad babe en- pi
osnitabsIiQ i~aopeIiom p%rattiit llooans
nellie / bette JAG. 3on muu arunoi9t
ioritao ia poa Yotnnit e0sr Blunts
lGrc. for al fao GQt, co ~iiitsrt 5rs
mao be Areolcr. bppr nislc Planter
onrtcs. pore dlosles niionorsoe fra
bpsrunorc. 3ttts fan life opndGcs /
Ell Then 6opc. ca osrfor sr BET rdoos
Ii9it al tirbt bet 6rs. man lite Islp er
litter pod.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
TX Sor nnge SorR. "


vi bsrer o1s, lsili9beospis iottminott,
5or9lbrs omtdle bortepGre1oe Sarr
Oct er iidnbbeo bpaasliqt at bore "a
og Nor tdle qoot ON Dem. De- cr ia.
alooe % tilfr,bit, iou btrcttiast Itoli,
5orUlorsne oo % oil iad qieruc fortGI,
Toboer % 8snucr ON gsrncnc, Oct c
i'anobcb en- pelIignet Gpttc, ~iaaoonr'
6orGlore nbosr. Den Der finocs 6orGi
ore. bpsm bet idlosr tungt at tale Or
line gsrn. Sa. BET bomber. at Jar 70
Nor ltunocm fun bar 2aorer % Ia
Orb. naar bet Gmns tommcr op. Strlt
BET bGnos, at otsic Ginicr bliy iS't f,
ncocn. Der bar Cmgan9 mco % 01e.
6ortroli9heo til aamsrutsr, be piloc tam
me iQ for at Iortoac iins ForUlore n
iad iiGre IOrlao bet Sslitab!
De unae, ia, be sr unge. Dc trRnqe
puIterum oa bar RET til rimeIig 5ribeD
Teroen og SdmiunOeus. Stute1, &irter
% Stolcn bor grug bddoc for ~lIngooms
mob og llnQOomstrdft. gIcu bet Oita.
pGre en- eIenOig 8iIOfdrelis al meme clsl
Il, at "lluqOOmmsn maG raie NJ" Nei,
lite "%ruie." Sddr man 0ilobapre mee
Cater, tommsr man i~dnoeIiQ ocIaa IL
at bsitc ben mco Gudrer.
lla9e Ben, ieq 9~isutar: urIq ora 8a.
meruter og goot Selitab. Bis life iTor
troligbeo til benz, Der life Grsr Sor9IOrc
og frngter Cub. SnQen itoIer pud iltqe
Som 8amsrdter sr be barre eno IeIps
9jepeIcn. 0erimoo tan &dmcrater mtO
ct rent Sinh, en- liar Sisrne ca meo
GuosfrDat i 5iertet bti til itor @eIiiQ
nelic. De fan bi Tom bcitpttcnoe GngIe
for ben lngc og usrfarne - ia, mer ,1o
bet.
0isic 2inier er ~Itreonc / ooo WcninQ
al Ell, iom msncr at bd oob 8runo til Al
iGtte ben noritzumsritdnits llrQoom
fulot iGa bsit iom nogen llngoom / Der
ben. Gnood tan Der pRrc noQct at rctt.
pau for ben, Ret Sell iom tro Aomero
ter! ~.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
Climax 6

NJ Hhes'es II no vi nye % stsITe. DE to
w brosts a. sru4ndH 1rub a stump Pullen paA
ATEraet BssslusrEs lDdretiss ff 10 fr-f eiler
m-It fris.rne de rstt%. Speciei Pris for den
srrte Aassins sah sElRNsl nyl TeTitoTium send
vd9T mah HAAhdkrAiL q. ID. EDwARDs, AL
seyt Lea MINI. QEz@s ~yshnksntsr u Open
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
ct Eonlrnd.

Gn preusiiit Stoleinipsttor beie9tc
8or9ermeiteren / en- Smoubp "a buo
BAN Iel9e meo % inipicere StoIerne.
, gorgermeiteren ipntes life ON at
blioe uleiIiget, men MATTE Fnoe i9 /
bet % mumlsoe Blot for iiQ ieIp:
"0pao + ituloe oeunc Nbsn femme
bib ior?"
Stoleinipettsren idQoc inqsntinQ,
men penteoc poa GeiliQbeo til at oipc
Sour paa Siltale.
s Den fsrIte STOLE. De beIsqts, BAD
ban at fua ie Yrepsr poa, bpor finite
Ssrneue bar at iGtts aommu / Strip
ntno.
Oct tiener til inQentinQ", inorc
Sprgermeitsrsn. "Yi brDr os life ON
"iauoant Smautteri."
"Uten Stolsinipsttersn loo en- 8ut
gud frem til Suolsn % befalcoc BAN at
~itripe:
"SOr9srmeiteren Tiger S%folcinipet
tsren sr Ell 2lbe."
"Spor itul ou III lRtte apmma!"
8uttcn latte meO itiGloenOs 0udno
ct aomma efter Tiger % Ioo ior
itrGmt ben pua ben mG9tige Stolsin
ipettsr.
Wien oenne iuQoe msQct penlia: "Ou
tar feil, min Ont; her moo ituu 10
aommute9n." Og IaU rettsoc ban
3egniGtnin9en iualsoes, at Der Itoo:
"Yorgerntsitersn, Tiger S%tolcinipst
tsren. er en- Abe"
N~ntaqeIi9 tit 9orqsrmeIteren en- liot
dnoen SoreItininQ ON Ystponinocn al
acmmd % unost ""Iuabant Smdutteri"
berefter.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
Siifericrll,,
2ofotiifte t.

Qet bar rettet doItlltot pad itd I
ben forlsbne uqe. i~tripes ben 22be Sch.
Oct Iumlsos %ugstodntum unordger til
benoeo en- Wtiaipn Sit. 9i'tnot er lite
bette er en- 5ongit, ION nan er pant til
/ ben beoite 5iitetio, nsmlig iioits 0ulos
Del al Warts, oa Der brinass ilano ON
firing en- Wilion 6iIt ON Oogsn. Utep
GoiotfItet 'pneS beg at gioe Gsite ON
ct Wtbbelsddrs llobptte.
0pao Der bsretti9t, os til at bddbe
bette, er ben SmitGnOisbeO, at Sang
item MI sr nc~9snlunoe ispnt foroelt
Ian9s belle GofotOR9gsn. No1et
SprHn9fiite er Der lite nogetitsos, men
llobGttet cr bog iuopas, at bet muo
urtagcS al Rare lBnnsnne. Oct er
frsmosIes 8nrnfiIterne , JON gisr bet
beoit, % bet tommer al. at Streien sr
IRrosles FEB idar. Wien pent en- M}da
neos 5io eller iau, od beapnosr Strei
IN at %dImo9res, faor emit puo Utdb,
"a oa er Ginefiiternss lib.
S%cgninaen til Gofotsn ipnes iadr
lite al pGre Ipnosrlio Itor. guooon
talst er omtrent tu'ino minore eno !
uIminosIiQe Ndr, % aisbsfurtsierne
bar BET gdaet Itert neoopsr meo. Som
mun pil babe Jet al ct telegram. bar
SOooen alersoe pitt iia / Iitiinmurten.
Stuloe ben tsene til at pi1t Qiere M
orr AZ lit Seie9. Idd itdl man life pente,
II Gofcten h~srsfter bill foa itort Bsisg
al De noroenior 29ruppsn liggenoe
0iitritter.
YrtIsrne tiger; DC sr tilosl5 enoCg
mere cno dlminoslig hDic. Y0a line
Steosr betolss MI 6iitcn meo q 8r.
pr. 0uncreoe % Geperen mcb 20 Str.
Sor Rogn er Der enonl lite lat noasn
Prts; Der bsitsmmss al BE- tilitunz
9cuoe Sarpinfiitsrier / S%noeuropa.
vi ben aiorte Sdneit cr omtrcnt TO
5reoieoele tiloirtst til Stotf't, % bet
y idd rimsligt. StotFitsn bar / ben
iioitc lib p9ret en- ms9et efteripurat
Bare. De melt isgte Scrtsr bar pGret
bstalt mso iislosn heie BriIer. ga bet
Ter M til, at DC ben nGrmsite SSremtio
oil holoe Jig. &lipfiItsn oerimoo bar /
ncaen 3to mduttet nsie iig meo en-
lapers Rang. !Sanoelsforboloene !
Spduisn sr pitt life tommst / fulo Or
ben eiter Siausn. % iudIQnQe life bet
Ter, Ioigter ct al ore alipfitmdrtss
Der ps.
Ydariilbfiitet.
Oct er 10 til enonu. men hsller life
tort mere. 8i foar lite nc9et n9pnss
pRroi9t 8ddriiloN'te iadr, bet fan Ri
trpgt p9rs furbsreot pua. Site for bet,
Der Times iaar lite at p0re itor pldos
for Dor Glib / %lloIdnpet. Bore 9aens
ter Osrborte tlu9sr ODER, al Grportss
rerne opnger iuuounns MusIer at Silo
ino pdu Wurtsoern., at priierne BIZ
Der eoeld9te | en- 5ort. &pmmer Idd
oertil, at en- tor Del al Dor Glib. er
'aaIeoss bebunblst, at ben MAJ l9lees
til llnosrpris, ia sroos tdsierss, iad
Tan mdn pioe, bpao Ri tiensr pda Dor
Siloebanocl. Seipnbsrlist. at Der pdd
bette Smrdaoe lite Hal mite 2arss
pen9e.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
Ncitc fan OGnncs

al mso at bioe peo al laos benz bioe /
en- togt, parm Surnips, aualrop eller
5ooerbste. Soften pil. bpis ben er
manobiit, bugse til, naar en- iaapan
Singsit mites ben til ben paa en- StOt.
Den pil br9nbs Sunss ps Sane, %
sisntag,s Experimental Ell Bar 9anse,
bill Ssitsn oits barre oGnnst al meb at
bihs, iiasr proissior Stsusrt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

irot Ga acre. at oct Ian 'Uiate I'll be,t't'
g}agltosyrj9. Grior 0lt rHt Gem I ror ire
aata,Nl Ne. y.
II. VI. SHARPLES,
Ersr-r. ssch ChriiSt. %.
IcIsnp. :. Omaha Scbr.'
Tubuaut. ,Srirn, ct. pdut. Vttuu..
: an rgdufIatr, sat
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
EIUSkl

v Nan farsyas n-m ned Den EEu>Tr NarsrD
stow 90 dr LAyESTE priscr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.sranrerrs send 60 pa PRNVEBE>TiIIJNG 30 bny
y~,srrsrIs. HaSrdfarp FrUcttrETr ~ -n1ss trHgt.
r,anr,-. Evergreen, az Skuyfarer moi storm. 10
4rarusk. .c Ornamental sHrubuerN. IrHafvr Nars
frs.rfaE mr4 Planter hatalpE 1870. Nint"u
Nvr>.r, n Orchard Co, Niuton. iowa,
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

"9iO ieg DioitC. bpoo icQ ituloc Qicre.
mar leg trHTer pad ct Sarn. Seq fpltr
mig altio iom en- Sosic oa."
ait bOdo ou bar at sire, cr at ops
fore big Tom bu fsIer big"
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
Platte Cedar NurSprv,

FrFrt 9sr,s eiru o. esiatHrs mob enc %
slT; FHt,f ian iarmr7.igreS NIB rFs gsbsr ion
Ssitgt,H' o. e iuEli pssu. 1ts bar amsri'dS
efrss BisEtsfrlc 'br rob Gfe,r: Der BERTH an,.
lasf grtCFrsers til'aJps fsT So o. ~ Looorp rpsptr.
stvls ;Ftcr srs's grilirr Ill
u5S THOs. II. RRrNTNG. Kent. lows.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24
Spar paa Sfiuinacn.

Get mpricet, ION,
cy label uibdae Slum'
molten ueo ben a0ulC
g,rrceN ui.Oc tIIluc al
at ida &Grueue no
bauuci bp,s bet Inn Bier
rcboet "a cmaicrt tll
mt, nclimdgSuos. beeic
ElaaS Snlrr. Sbarp
les Separdtrrrr url tHo
iuary louodut 5mou,
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

RcttstiG.-S iioite llges 5arms
ipdItr itoO / 8caDnOslien al Stpttst
ON Ru9cmuitjusr; "Ynoel". 0stte er
en- GrDtieiI. Der ituloe itudet 5ugl.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-24

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES"
tr rerbcusNeret 'em ct Nmptlt % rrfninss 'ulef
RieptI for Saissnetr % 5oriisLel'e, II bar ah'o.
Tut IN, I'm gi'r ipr eiusriHa az ane Sals.Srriiaiir'
usr tpreniaat 3, pes Jorfsltiit.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-02-03

who went home to Fargo to remain over
Monday. MI. Baker announced in the
house just before adjournment that MI.
Wallace would occupy the chair Mon
day.
Senator Fuller went to jamestown
last evening to spend Sunday with his
friends and listen to the advices of his
constituency.
II Comparatively few members went
home last night and for this reason it is
presumed that the different churches
will be literally p%atronized today.
Mr.. McHarg of Stutsman feels con-
siderably put out on account of reports
made to the effect that he was favoring
the impeachment of his friend and
townsman, Judge Glaspell. MI. Nc
Harg =tates that while this matter was
being talked in Bismarck he was doing
committee work in Minnesota and that
but for newspaper reports would not
have known anything about the affair.
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treatment by the statesmen of our sister

treatment by the statesmen of our sister
state.
Spcaking of the result of the visit Mr..
Cooper stated that documents had been
filed and that there would be a joint
meeting of the committees next We'd
nesday in st. Paul, when the subject un-
der consideration would be fully discuss
ed. In the course of general discussion
it was learned that the grievances of the
farmers of Minnesota exceeded those of
Dakota. The inference gained was t
the effect that while satisfactory legisla-
tlon on the subject was highly i'm
probable, it was conceded that the
efforts of the committee looking to an
amicable adjustment of the matter at is
sue, would bear fruit insomuch as it
would have a tendency to open the eyes
of those who are responsible for the al
legged discrimination in the grading of
wheat.
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Thousands are Trying It.

In order to prove the great merit Of
Ely's Cream Balm, the most effective cure
for Catarrh and Cold in Head, we have pre-
pared q generous trial size for 10 cents.
Get it of your druggist or send 10 cents to
ELY BROS, Sc Warren st., N. Y. City.
Isuffered from catarrh of the worst kind
ever since a boy, and I never hoped for
cure, but Ely's Cream Balm seems to do
even that. Many acquaintance have used
it with excellent results.-Osear Ostrum,
As Warren Ave-, Chicago, III.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no cocaine,
mercury nor any injurious drug. Price,
so cents. At druggists OK by mail.
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That Grain Committee.

The committee, known as the grain
inspecting committee consisting of
Messrs. Marshall, Cooper, johnson, Nc
Harg and Miner, returned to the capital
yesterday morning, with the exception
of Messrs. Marshall and Miner. The
committee visited st. Paul and had an
interesting meeting with a like COM
mittee made up of members of the Min
nesota legislature. The gentlemen re-
port a pleasant reception and courteous
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La Grippe Successfully Treated.
II have just recovered from the

II have Just recovered from the Sec
ond attack of la grippe this year." says
Mr.. Jas. A. Jones, publisher of the
Leader, Mexia, Texas. "In the latter
case 1 used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, and I think with considerable
success, only being in bed a little over
two days against ten days for the former
attack. The second attack I am salts
fed would have been equally as bad as
the first but for the use of this remedy
as I had to 60 to bed in about six hours
after being Struck with it, while in the
first case I was able to attend to bust
ness about two days before getting
down." For sale by E. S. Beardsley.