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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1899-03-30
WASHINGTON LETTER.
from Our Regular Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. D. c., March "a, 'g9.
War department officials say
that Gen. Otis is only waiting to
see whether the Filipinos wish to
obey the proclamation just issued
by the American commission,
calling upon them to submit
peaceably to American authority
before administering a final crush
ing. blow to Aguinaldo's forces,
and that he will hardly wait
longer than the present week.
While some officials expect large
numbers of Filipinos to take ad-
vantage of the proclamation to
lay down their arms, the prevail :
ing official opinion is that they
will have to be whipped into sub
lection.
According to a report made by
Mr.. G. B. Saylof, an. agent of the
department Of agriculture who
has just returned from Porto
Rico, where he was. sent to make
10 special investigation into the
production Of sugar and its rela-
4 tiqn 2 to the sugar, beet industry in
this country, the duty oa sugar
from Porto Rico, Cuba and the
Philippines will have to remain,
or the sugar beet industry in the
United States will be killed. Mr..
Savior reports that it only costs
2 cetltsAa poand to produce in
Porto Rico, arid he; estimates the
same .oH the other islands, p grade
of sugar that costs three and a
quarter Cents pound to produce
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1899-03-30

spring Mr. Fitzgerald has been prom
ising to come down here for long
time, but he doesn't show tip. He has
busted lot OF us old boys. to, fill his
own pockets There will be hardly
any fruit here this year, and the freeze
has killed a lot of the trees. I wish I
could trade my property here for land
Up there or in Nebraska In three
months at least one half OF the houses
here will be empty, A man told me
yesterday he had sold for 800 place
he had originally paid $3.50 for, and SO
it goes.5
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1899-03-30
Dakota q s during the year 1899
seems from present indications
to have i been too small. Let
them come, South Dakota has
rool, for millions,

The Milwaukee Railroad Cons
pany has raised the wages Of its.
track hands IS. cents per day.
Oh, these grasping, soulless cor
porations, even raising the wages
of its employees without asking
their consent. With the wages
advancing and plenty of work fol,
everybody, the calamity yawpers
are having a hard time of it in
this year of our Lord, 1899.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1899-03-30

The Parkston Courier add Adj
vance has changed hands, John
G. Hawley retiring and F. ID.
Simmons taking up the editorial
quill. Editor Simmons will find
the brethren of the press ready to
take him in, while they will re-
gret the failing health of Mr..
Hawley which requires him to
1eaye the position which he has
so acceptably occupied.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1899-03-30
Remarkable Cure OF Rheumatism
Kenna. jackson Coz w. Va.

Kenna. Jackson Co., w. Va.
About three years ago my wife had.
an attack of rheumatism which con
fined her to her bad for oyer a month
and rendered her unable to walk step
without assistance, her limbs being
swollen to double their normal size.
Mr. s. Maddox insisted on my using
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. b I purchas.
ed fifty cent bottle and used it accord
ing to the directions and the next
morning sac walked to breakfast with
out assistance in any manner, and she
has not had q similar attack since. "A.
B. Parsons. For saletby T.. Brauch.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1899-03-30


bacco factories are, to a great ex-
tent. dependent upon American
tobacco. During the late war
this could not be furnished and
various trials we're made with
other kinds: but none seemed
able to replace the American pro-
duct.
In the month Of MAY, new con-
tracts for tobacco deliveries are
made by the company which has
the monopoly Of the tobacco
trade in Spain, and, as it will
probably purchase American to-
bacco again, our merchants
should enter into negotiations
with them. Already, agents
from Germany with samples have
arrived in Madtid, and no time
should be lost BY U. S. lloiises.' =
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1899-03-30

The South Dakota boys in the
Philippines are having some real
war, and they are making a rec
ord of which every citizen of this
state will be proud.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1899-03-30

While the rush of immigrants
to Dakota does not equal that Of
the early sos, yet thousands have
come to the state already this
season, and every day sees hund-
reds Of new comers added to our
population The estimate made
by Harry Hunter Of the Milwau-
kee railroad, that $4,000 would be
added to the population of South
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Sew Yors .r"huro Market.

a,.r .,.. go - -
FLOl t-Hecelp's. lo,-'' natlelS' tNPolts
= l56 barrels; sales, 5000 packa Ies'
MQderauNcE active Htid nar"y Ste' ~.
inter pdltlI -. Eo,o"f'lu, N'It'cr
sttralshts, @;1o437O; Minnsso9ta patesnl ,S s.
S39on 40; winter extras, H26pH3.", MIN
ncsota bakers. SSoo45.29; winter low
sraISs y; l14 20 nv. ,.,,,... ..,,,.
~ T. Flnl K%I ,n5, market was steadE'
e. 9.l 70 lair at S""aS''' choice 10 '"iNS'
S'; VSiI TX poo,i,ts qoq-- t,.h.I.. .v-
70 - ,oo Ess 80 n.n hsh
-, tYo'l'' az n,t =, " 1i
SiS iu'u!oS, i,"f',U" - ~ a'',' r' -
Por'I 9Pot SaT nd , 80 ri to S2o -
/, o. y; hiiont ana csc ''oN1,oI 40; ~ ~ IL,
crn puiu'h; HiAc l. o., D. anoat' 80
;Nor 'herh Ne" ,"lh 80 l. o, ~ "i'I,
opttolA uhoH'u cIaS "i.u uurlmE tnt ~ ~
tuif" ITdllSm
HoWs am, "'loIt S''iti,S ~ w ,NpoiI u"n,
~ llc dll.l' 'uo.I, ~ HNtI, az ll'ru S.T E
lhleieStS '' urn protIlc' qu,oh ra'E n we
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calamities or death outlook promising
for sailors of the Raleigh
given a banquet in New York--More
Italians reach the quarry at Bay View,
Mass. but anticipated trouble with
strikers does not take place
Strike OF Slatersville. r. l., weavers
declared off. but the knight mills at
Natick, Riverpoint and Pontiac are sill
ent--Foundrymen of Rhode Island con-
fer on demands of iron moulders-
Rockland and other Second Maine con-
gressional district towns elect Little
field delegatss--Sentiment of the pub
lie in Georgia emphatically condemns
the lynchins of Sam Hose and Lige
rickland-Captain Wilde of the navy
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objects to the promotion of General
Miller on account Of capture Of lloilo--
Underwriters having policies on the
steamship Indian present Captain Nick
erson with a hall clock for his sklful
seamanship during the great November
gale-Beef inquiry closed; Major Lee
sums up for General Miles-Mazet in
vestigating committee excuses Mr..
Croker until Aug. 30, and adjourns ses-
sions until May 9--Former District At
torney Ellery F. Ingham of Philadelphia
arrested in connection with the big
counterfeiting case-No coalition be-
tween the Daughters of the Revolution
and the Daughters of the American
Continued on 9TH pagel
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LOEIS ROLE.
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.
Choice Recipes From Many Sources and
Of Acknowledged WORTH
Al

Slice one good sized spanish onion pour
boiling water over it and let stand for five
minutes, then drain and cover with Two
rupfuls Of milk; add half a d zen cloves
and onc-qu@rter of toaspoonful Of salt
and simmer for half an hour. Rub
through a sieve pressing through as much
Of the onion as possible In saucepan put
Il hoaping tablespoonful OF butter and one
tablespoonful Of flour, and when melted
and mixed add the milk and stir until
smooth. Add ouc-half cupful Of stale
bread crumbs and season with salt white
pepper and very little powdered mace
Simmer for five minutes and turn into a
baking dish. slip in carefully six eggs
dust with salt and pepper, and put in a
Nery bot oven unNl tho eggs arr st.
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white, 12c; small coorcd and white. 12hFD
122ic. New cheese steady; large, 9$imlOc;
small weak, 9ian10c.
EGGS Steady: state and Pennsylvania,
13lqu13a,c; Western fresh. l30l3i2c; South
en-, l2hml3c.
g. 5) Long Island, $2.oo@2.jo; Jersey Sweets
$2.;00lOD.
iisU4i4c as to quality.
PETROLEUM Market dun. Refined.
New York S6.9i Philadelphia and Balti-
moro, $500; do. in bulk, $40 -
.COpPEk-F Firm. brokers', 1929 ex-
change, $l9..j.
COtFEti-Options closed steady and un-
changed to five points lower Sales, COCO
bags including May $i9@t5.oo; JuiT, Si!;
Nov. s. is; Dec, s5.65; jan $40; MaYnn
Sj.SOu5.Sj. Spot coffee, Rio steady No. I
invoice. 6hc; No. iobbng, 6aic; mid
steady; Cordova, Snl3c.
SUGAR Raw was firm. Fair re-
timing. 3-l6c; Centrifugal ad test. I 5-ij.,
molasscs. / Lice. Refined firm. No. G..
9-lGc No. Z, 4i2c; No S. 7-1Gc: No D Alsc:
No. 10, 5-lGc; No. II 44c: Nc. Y 3-l6; No.
Il lisc; no. II. iisc; mould a. Sec stand
ard a., jisc. confectioners a, rsc; cut loaf.
5A4c; crushed. 5Sic; powdered, 5ssc; gran
ulated JtaC; cubes SIC.
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FIG CAKE.

one and onc-half cups sugar, ona-half
cup butter, onc-hIlf cup sweet milk. one
and onr-half cups NJ r. one teaspooniul
baking powder. onc-half cup corn starch,
whites of six eggs. Bake in two lay rs
md hi with liz filing. chop one round
# iigs, add one-half cup sugar and one
up water stew until soft and smooth
spread between the layers and ice the
whole cake with boiled icing.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New York. Aptil =

BEENES-Recoipts, 200 Market fair;
steers steady; bulls steady to lcC lower;
medium cows easier others steady, all
81 a b iii e i5gl a. 10 cow vs. S5fo5i
400 Gables steady. Exports, 600 cattle
and 1850 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 1888 Market 'ess
active and l5d25ct lower. Poor to choice
veals. $LO0u6..5; tops. $f.35nG.jo.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 94i2.
Market active; sheep firm; lambs steady:
do. S&.5oU5.25; wooded lambs, Sd.2ja72j;
CLIPPED do. $525n6.35; cuiis. $500; spring
lambs, S3.oOU5.j1; 30 decks Southern at s. %.
HOGS-Rcccipts, $50. Lower at SLtju
$l.2j
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Elcs letting the pastocome between the
apples. Put a rim of paste arc ma the
edge, fill the core cavities with suHar,
and the spaces between with marmalude.
Bake quickly ard serve with cream. or
core and half the apples, and put on more
strips of paste and when done cover with
a mCTinguC
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BAKED BERRY ROLLS.

Roll biscuit dough thin and cut into
slices four by seven inches Spread over
with berries. Roll up the crust and put
the rolls IN a dripping pan a little apart.
Put piece Of butter on each roll. SIR W
over tn m large handful of sugar Set in
the oven ard bake like biscuit Serve with
sweet sauce.
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APPLE PIE WITH MARMALADE.

Cover a pie plate with rich crust, and
spread a layer Of peach, grape or ounce
marmaladf ON the crust; pare and core
four small apples, and place them on the
plate. one on each quarter section. Lay
hnlf-inoh strip If paste across the mid
die Of the plate and another at light an
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-27
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

COTTON-Spot fair demand: prices
steady. American middling. Esd. The salo $
of the day were 10000 bales. of which 700
were for speculation and export and in
cluded $3.50 American. Receipts, 1860 hal,s
including 100 American Futures opened
quiet with poor demand and closed firm
at the advance.
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NEW YORK COTTON QUOTATIONS.

New York, April 2f.-Cotton futures
closed steady. April. $50; May, $j.75; Jure
$50: July, $3.50; Aug, $5>, sept, $!S>;
Feb, 500: March, $500.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET

Boston. April 26.
BUTTER-Firm. Northern. 11nl7'ac;
Western, lie; imitation, l4n14isc; ladies',
l3igc.
CHEESE-Firm Northern, l22c West
ern, Il .Hl3c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-27

Every timber that goes into the cup de-
fender Columbia is picked stock, without
"A flaw in It,"
"That so? And yet we all hope she's full
of Notwithstanding Plain Dealer.
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THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 20.

Speaker Reed tells the members of
Simpson, Thacher & Barnum that he
~ill join them in business; guaranteed
income of $50, 000 which may reach $780,
Ho ually--Lawrence Brigoli. Cam
bridge (Mass) Gymnasium Athletic as
sociadon. winner of the Marathon %
mile race at Boston-Senator Hoar and
Ilannis Taylor speakers at dinner of
Sons of Revolution; neither Deweys
nor Mckinley's name cheered-Eighth
Massac husetts regiment furloughed un-
til April 2S-Dr Chapman, captured by
Xelayas, sentenced to be shot as a spy,
shot escaped, and arrived at New Or
leans his companion. an Englishman,
dead; another American to be killed.
George w. Stone of Lynn. Mass. COM
mits suicide at Nahant-ProseCutio
rests in the Quay case, to the great sur
prise of all parties last vote taken in
the legislature with no choice for SEN
ator in Pennsylvania-The house of
commons refuses to repeal the Irish CO.
ercion act of 1887 through the appeal of
the attorney general of Ireland-Meet-
ing of the council of the American Irish
Historical society in Providence; adj
dresses by Thomas J. Gargan and others.
who oppose an Anglo American alliance
THE third and last of the New York
dinners success; Bryan received n
great ACKNOWLEDGMENT in aid
of Marlboro (Mass) strikers nets about
s75O--Dave sullivan and Jack O. Brien
fight 90 rounds to a draw at New Haven
Nancy Hanks gives birth to a filly
at Ponkapoag, Mass, sired by Imp Med
dler of running blood-Two men as
phyxiated by Illuminating gas at Flint
Village, r. I--Daniel O'Connell acct
dentally shot at Concord, Mass, bullet
narrowly missing brain.
FRIDAY. APRIL 81.
! Washington beginning to be interested
in the spcakership contest to come off
next winter; speculation as to the
chances Wife of Senator Frye scores
Professor David Starr Jordan, who, it
is said, criticised the members of the
peace mission-Receiver of the
Iron Hall endeavoring to close up the
business----John Il. Foye, wanted In
Boston for bribery. will be defended by
John F Dore at Seattle, Wash-Story
of arrest of commander of the German
warship Falk by British secuted as an
absurdity at the state department at
Washington-Ienr T. Sloane of New
York sues for an absolute divorce from
his wife-Freight wreck on the Fitch
burg railroad near Gardner Mass
Pennsylvania legislature adjourns with
out electing a United States senator
Syndicate formed in London to build the
Georgian bay canal in three years.
Attack made on Italians who take the
places of strikers at Rockport (Mass.)
ouarry-Prisoners on Blackwells ISL
and, New York. saved many lives dur
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ing a fire in one of the prison buildings
Court of inquiry finds three officers
of the Seventy first regiment OF New
York lacked courage in battle and were
incompetent---Rev. +. J. DAILY Of RoX
bury gives $4,000 to establish an in
dustrial school for poor girls in Dor
chestcr-Earl of Crewe and youngest
daughter of Earl of Rosebcry married
in Westminster Abbey-Large detail
of marines left Boston navy yard for
island of Guam--Governor General
Brooke not to go behind the rolls of the
Cuban army; three cases of yellow fever
at ADMINISTRATION Hall of Clark
university to wed Miss Florence f.
Smith, a Boston teacher. next July
Iron moulders Of Rhode Island demand
$2.75 a day, with abolition of piece work
SATURDAY. APRIL 20.
Thomas b. Reeds conclusion to re-
tire from politics not new, but long
considered plan, says his private sec
rotary, Amos l.. Allen-Gencral Miles
friends it is said, bound to have con-
| gressonal investigation If the Wade
court does not find his charges sustained
Mrs. Thomas @. Seabrooke granted
an absolute divorce-Wllam j. Bryan
and o. II. Z. Belmont speak at Buffalo
President David Starr Jordan re-
lterates his denial of story for which he
was attacked by Mrs. Senator Frye
Wealthy woman of Dana, Ind, MUIR
dered for her money-Bates wins from
Colby college in their fourth debate,
held at Lewiston. Me--Iandler of
Newark defeats Dick O'Brien at New
York after IL rounds of fierce fighting
-,
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A CARGO CAUGHT
Customs People Make a
Neat Opium Capture.
Tug EIeu Was Used-T-ree EsD lr
Boat-Over Four Hundred
Pounds OF the Drug.

I-.-------- -------.-- - %
poEl&ll opium seizure i-@- -a~ ..s.s
place for @ long -!-s was made. The
who'll. scheme had hem admirably
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ne customs ol".---.7 nav" .''
time been watching the district HH. toe
ward Diamond Head. e-.,..l|.s when
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90 yesterday q. 4@N a."A "'.-.".
suit. Yesterday. however, the plan CD.
ramusi,u ..ufruinrr.I fr . hrrr .F .EI
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TO OUR NEW SETTLERS.

From Uncle Sans Boys" in Cuba
and Manila. What we have been look
ing for. Your remedies and specialties
are o. X. For overcoming the enervat-
ing effects of climate nervous pros
tratiOn) take Blood and Nerve Tonic
81, eX. or shipped. Anti-NIalarial
Fever (compOsite) 81, mailed. After
Fever Tonic, rapid builder, 81, eX. or
shipped. Anti-Malariaf Capsules in
chronic, pernicious and recurrent ma
laria, So, mailed. Dysentery Powders,
81, mailed. Insomnia Cure, for sleep
lessness, 81, mailed. Rectifier, cOrrects
and cures excuses, 50, eX. or shipped.
Remedies and Specialties (for mem
sole proprietor and manufacturer. The
Vandre Drug Speciality Company, 1888
1851, San Jose Ave, Station l.. San
Francisco, Cal, L. s. \.
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Tent Show

Big crowds continue 40 the tent on
the corner OF A.lEal and Bergtau,a
streets. and manager Bsrliner has add
ed scenery, electric fr5tlgh,s. etc. So
the performers have an The advantages
OF a theatre.
An attractive vaudeville performance
is given AID the program changed
every other nigl5. -Four new attrac-
tions arrived on the Australia. Majsu.
japanese juEs,e~ aad acrobat who Will
give exhibitions OF high wire wa.a.uE
in addition 20 his other feats: Lamar.
song and dance artist: Mansfield.
champion clog DANCER OF the Pacific
coast, ana Henry Johnson. comedian.
Rosa. sings Chinese and Hawaiian
songs IS wei as English. and Msssrs.
Weaver and Davis bring down the
house at each performance
Some new sketches have been intro
duced, including the loving song sheet.
which Is shown tor the frs. time In
he islands. Low prices continue.
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ARE TO SUCCEED
Two New Men Here for
Consular Service.
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Great Britain Has g.or In Rev
YORK Cts III Polio.


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the foreign Ollie. He l1r fNgN .a "a.
follows.
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to- Nur.T a ISIS. Wa ACTING VEr.
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40 Montgomery ST.
BETWEEN CALIFORNIA AND SAC
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$1,000 CASH.

Two uf The most handsome aud ...e
CANT cottage. new Irst Huishetl com
tain seven rooms with a'l modern irr-
pruyeweuts. Including porcelain tubs
brick gbiuu"ys. substantial frurds,
ton. wired throughout with sirct-5s
wires. etc. etc. ju every respect ar
ideal spms-;uusF ue seen Co br gprrr
ciIfsi. size o! iof. >pxisn Pre-
.S@.uuu-Si upp cash. balance Co sIlt pug.
chaser. Oujy about coo yards rE Kius
street uU street 3" feet wide. ja excel,
lent condition.
Further particulars of
WILL =. FISHER
Real Estate Agent and Aurttrrss-
Fort and Merchant s-rsstE
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Balance 90 suit purchaser. vi. s4y
one ~ tbCs. Lots on Be7g;aHja ss=ses
also on King street. SIZE srXtfD feet
Sure Co increase iE value.
Particulars ot
WILL T. FISHER
Real Estate Agent aud Aue'. .r.T-
fort and Merchant efssssa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-16
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MIDDLETON. Conn. Feb. Riga.
Es.. John Williams. %. a.. ILL., d..
rIuN.uE bishop ut che Er.s rogaI church
.u America. died 81. Go. Er. sc1paI rss.
'teuge .u tLis e.sy shortly before .
1'ctucN tonight
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CUsapgs. lots iu tLe city ON PlaH.
Street. Size. T5tElgn with auE trees
and sG-UbHcgy. Elegant place O. ng.t4
huw. Near ear line.
WILL T. FISHER.
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WILL = FISHER
Real Estate Agent and Auct.E-s
Fort and Msryhan; s.neeta