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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-04

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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-04

JoutavtI.LN NY nEw YoRK. NY.
hof sale by all Druggists Price sos. pct holiic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-12-28
FREE OF CHARGE.

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Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the pub
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-12-28
in Mosby's command" If that
is true I must have commanded
n laryer armv than Sheridan.

in Mosby's command" If that
is true I must have commanded
larger army than Sheridan. l
didn't know it. He describes tie pathos OF
the scenes thst might have been if the ''se-
we're and cruel order" had been executed to
transfer the families from that region to Fort
McHenry, and says it would have paralyzsd"
my command. II so, that would have been a
more humane way of getting I'd of it than
killing the men. Now l have never consid-
ertd women and children necessary append
ages to an amy; on the contrary, l would
rather lass them with what taesar in his
commentaries calls impediments. Homer S
heroes were Lot psraiyzed when Helen was
carried off to Troy; 1t only aroused their
mat tial ambition. sheridan knew that if he
did anything of the kind it would stimulate
the activity of MY men, so he didn't try it.
As for our lieutenant-Colonel. who, as Major
Richards says, married in that section, l
thiuk that if Sheridan had captured his wife
and mothe rim law and sent them to prison.
instead of going into mourning, be would
have felt the wrath ard initiated the ex-
ami 10 of the fierce Achilles when he heard
that Patrocius. his friend, bad been killed
and his amor had been captured. Now
perish Troy he said, and rushed to fight"
Very truly yours,
JOHN 8. MosBY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-12-28
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-12-28
NDRIA> VA. THURSDAY EVENING DECEMBER 2s 1899.

Sheridan had communicated Grants
dispatch Of August Is to any to be 1.-
cuted it would have heen 10 Blazer,
who commanded a picked corps that
was specially detailed &c look after US.
In his report Blazer speaks of capturing
some of my men hs never mentions
hanging any. Those be captured were
certainly not hung, for saw them when
they came home after the close OF the
war. The following dispatches record
the rise and fall of Blez.r:
"Charlestown. August co. 1864.
Sheridan to Augur. Washington:
81 have 100 men who will take the
contract to clean out Mosby's gang.
want 100 Spencer rifles for them. Send
them to me if they can be found in
Washington. P. II. SHERIDAN,
"Major-General Commanding.
QndorsemenD:
Approved: By order of me Secretary
of War. c. A. DANA,
Assistant Secretary"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-12-28

The way this great remedy acts in
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IS always ready to give free advice
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I. T Travis. Agent Southern B. b Selioa,
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AZ ,tou. Mass, I was taken with a bad
Nbich settled on my lungs. The doctors
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r took emulsion of cod liver oil and it
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t.-. Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery,
ri r-o.c 20 him for advice. have taken this
MEDICINE and it saved my life. felt so sick
vie wrote to him 1 thought would not live
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u Tie morning would raise an awful lot
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-12-28

L. T. Thirkfeld Health Inspector Of Chi.
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recommended too highly. 1t cured me of So.
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cures Indigestion, heartburn and all forms of
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-12-28

y5LDs BRoMo.CELERY. Try this
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-12-28

Educate Your Bowels With cascarets.
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MENiC;S 81.
1T NEEDS sTEA1.


If there's no steam in a
fre-engine
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-18

The Huron convention for the home
bringing of the South Dakota volunteers
was we'll attended by delegates from ali
the cities 10 the state having companies
10 the regiment. Major Stewart OF
Pierre was chosen chair man and Z. T..
Sheldon Of Watertown and Geo.
Schlosser Sioux Falls secretaries. The
committee of reception to 60 to San
Francisco and welcome the regiment on
its arrival consists of the governor and
other state officers, senators and rep
resentatives to congress and such other
citizens as may wish to 60 at their own
expense, Besides a fund of about S225,-
u to pay the expense of the regiment
from San Francisco to some point in the
state not yet determined upon, afund of
5000 will be raised for hospital and re.
lief purposes. AS stated in our issue Of
Yesterday the money to meet the ex.
peGses Of the regiment home will have
to be raised by private advances until
refunded b! the next legislature. This
VIII make the humblest taxpayer in the
state as much of Il patriot as those who
nave the honor Of Of shouting welcome
TO the boys at the time of their return to
The state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-18

Notice Is hereby given that u, a meeting of the
city council OF the city of Madison, South Dako-
la, held on the I'd day OF June, 1894, ut ; O'Clock
=. NJ, III the city hail, it was considered rlu a.,
ierhiihad 10y SAID city council that the public
Necessity and convenience demand that u side.
walk of the character and kind required by the
ordinances OF the city, be built along the street.
ana IN front OF The lots, blocks and premise.
nerelnafte. mentioned and described and on the
GATE aid ~ the time and place aforesaid. the
raid CITY council aforesaid IN due form passed
ana adopted Il resolution ordering said slacwsik
to be built III coutor nifty With the ordinances ~
the city now IN force and which resolution WAS
afterwards approved by the mayor and il now of
record ia my Office, aad which said sidewa TX WAS
ordered 10 be built and pleted and ready for
uee WITHIN thirty DAYS nest alter the completed
p"ollchtioh OF this i'oiice and II not 20 done
.neh the same VIII be built by the city Of Mad.
Isoh aAd the expense thereof assessed against
tue apalulg premises ana which said sidewalk
lie ~ De bulit Oh the south side OF Main street
anu III front o! the following lots, blocks aud
premises, 10 wit:
commencing al the northwest corner OF block
,"enty t") OF the Original Plat OF the city ,f
Maoisoh, south Dakota, and thence running east
10 the a.Iey through the center of block twenfv
(aD,. " '"en'y
That said sidewalk is to be constructed in ac.
corGance with ordinance No. ii OF the ordinance
ol the city OF Madison, South Dakota. nnw in
ioree and must be fully competed within fn;r,v
my aitel inc completed publication OF this NO.
own expense and cost, AND If lot 80 hnil, 49,,
competed within that time the same uilI a.
oui't ny Inc city and the expense ,t.r.nf 80.
eessed against the admitting DrcmIscr.
by order 1.-THE City council.
o@'eo TINS 'th day OF August, 1899.
CITY WM RAE,
ko'a. "so"' oo"ln Ia
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-18
<ot,ce to Owners to Build Sidewalk.

Notice il hereby given that At a meeting OF tHe
civ council Of the City Of Madison, South .anu,
N. held on the second day OF june 49, .. /,
o. clock, in the city hall, Ii was cohs!ue'e" an"
determined by said city council that the Puoie
necessity and convenience demand that a siu'
walk of the character ana kind required ol lhe
ordinances OF the city, he bullt aionE the street,
and in 'front.' Of the lots, blocks ana pieh,Ses
her. matte mentioned and described ana on the
date and at lhe time and place t'ore-alc, thcsaiu
city council aforesaid in due io!.n passed ana
adopted II resolution ordering s"iu SIDEWAYS -
be built IN cont!rmity with me olu'cahecs d 'ic
city now in force and which resolution WA, a!ttr'
wards approved by the mayor and Is no" OF rec
ord In rcy office and which eaid sldewa'K was
ordered to be built and completed aud ready 10!
use within thirty days next alter the competed
public alton of this notice and II not so done
then the same will be built by the city oi Mad.
,.on aud the expense thereof assessed against
the abutting PREMISES, and which shlo sldeWals
j. 70 be on the north sideo OF Maple strett ano IA
from. ofthe following lots, books ana PleW's's'
to W.T.:
Commencing ut the southwest corner OF block
one q, of Nol.h Madison, according TO the
corded plat thereof and extending east alon. the
north side OF Maple street AID south SIDE OF
docks !, : aud Q OF the plat OF North Madison
and continuing along the north side OF said street
east. on the south side OF Fuller'- addition to the
city OF Madison and rs far ont on the north side
o. said street ~ the sidewalk Is now built.
That said sidewalk Is TO be constructed IN &C.
cordance with ordinance No. 81 o! the ordinances
II the CITY OF Madison, South Dakota, now ia
force, and must he completed within thirty days
sitter the completed publication Of this notice, bv
the different property owners, At their own ex-
pense and cost, and il not 40 built and Completed
Within that time the same will be built BY the
city and the expense thereof assessed against
the abutting Premises.
By order Of the city council.
Dated this .th day Of August, ls1'.
WIN. RAE,
CITY Auditor cfthe city o: Madison, south Da.
kota.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-18

Coy. Lee spent Tuesday night in
laukton on his way home from Pierre
20 Nermillion and when asked by a
Dakotan reporter if he would attend the
convention at Huron next day replied:
No. | shall! not attend the convention.
That Is a convention of the business men
OF the state, there is no politics IN it and
my presence might be nisconstrued. Let
the bushes men outline and plan and
get to work and whatever | can dc, as \
citizen or as an executive, to help them
l ".!l readily do. l intend to 20 to San
francisco and be pre- ant when the regi-
ment arrives, II | am alive at the time
whatever action the Huron convention
takes. Will probably adopt the sue.
gestion of the Press L. Dakotan and ask
Senators Pettigrew and Kyle and Con-
gresemen Gamble and Burke to accom-
pany me, but whatever l do will not in
terfere in the lest with any arrange
nents the convention may make"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-18

Notice is hereby given { NJ at a meeting OF the
city council. ofthc city OF Madison, south Daku.
IL, held on the "a day of June, le,", at ; O'Clock
p. m. III the city hall, it was considered aud de-
teImlued by said city council that the public he
Ccs-ity and convenience demand that "a cid. WA K
o. the character and kind required nv the ordi-
Lauces OF the city, be built along the street, and
in front OF the lots. blocks and premises herein.
atler mentioned and described aud on the date
and AZ the time and place aforesaid, the said cIty
couIC!! aforesaid III cue form passed and adopt
ed u resolution ordering said sidewalk To he
built Ill conformity with the ordinances o! the
city Low in force and which resolution wac after
wards approved by the mayor and is now OF rec
ORD IL my Office and which said sidewalk was
ordered TO he built and completed and ready for
use within thirty days next altcr the completed
publication OF tals notice and II not so done then
the same VIII be hltll 10y the city OF Madison ana
the expense Their i assessed against the abu,.
ting premises, and which said sidewalk il TO be
OF the no..h -lde q! Main street and in front o.
the following lots, blocks AID remi-es, to wit:
Commencing ut the south end OF the alley run.
ming tnrouEh block fifteen tlJl OF the Original
Plat or the city OF Madison, South Dakota, srd
tanning thence east to the southeast corner o.
said block fifteen I'D aforesaid, and being III iron,
OF lots i, ,. ., :, : and =. aforesaid.
1hat said Sidewalk i TO BE constructed IN nc
corOanCe with ordnance No. - of the ordinances
OF the city OF Madison. South Dakota. now IN
force, and mus; be completed within thirty DAYS
ai.es the completed publication Of this notice,
by the different p.opeity owners, al their owl
expense and cost, and if no. so built and com.
pieted within that time the same Viii be built by
the city and the expense thereof assessed aga M,
the abuttlLE PREMISES.
BY order OF the city council.
Dated this .th day Of August, leH,,
WM. RAE,
City Auditor of The city of Madison, sou,n Da
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-18
NOT ROOSEVELT
Desires Not to Be Quoted, But
He Will Not Accept the
Nomination
For the Vice Presidency on the
Republican Tics.et.--He Is
For Hobart,
But Would Not Accept in Any
Event.-.IOwa Democrats Fin.
ish Their Work.

BUFFALO, Aug. 1S.-The News says:
Recently a statement was published
that Roosevelt would be McKinley's
running mate next fall. The governor
was shown this statement. According
to his usual custom, he asked not to be
quoted directly in the matter, but he
made it so emphatic in his talk with
close friends that no one who heard
him talk IAN believe that he could be
induced to take the nomination for the
vice presidency, under any conditions.
In fact he said that he and all his
friends were for Vice President Ho-
bart, and that he would probably be
nominated, but if for any reason Ho-
bart were not reDominated, he (Roose-
velt) could not be induced to take the
nomination.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-18

Argus Leader, II: Fl. S. Sessions
Yesterday afternoon just before he start
ed for Huron showed an Argus-Leader
reporter u letter that be had Just receiy-
ed from a prominent A. q. U. w. man
of San Francisco, and q friend OF Mr..
Sessions, regarding what that city was
doing IN the direction OF entertaining
and caring for the returning soldier boys.
The letter stated that San Francisco had
raised $4,000 to be used in behalf of
the soldier boys on their return from
Manila. The local A.. o. U. w. lodges
have raised $500 which will be expended
banqueting the returning members of
that order among the troops. San
Francisco has also appointed several
Committees from among the leading
citizens to look after the soldiers wants
The gentleman assures Mr.. Sessions that
the South Dakota boys will be looked
after az though they we're Califor ais
troops.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-18
ENDORSED BY POPULISTS.
Ticket Of lows Democrats S%atisfactory "a
Them.

DIES MONIES, Aug. 18.-The Iowa
Populists met in state convention with
only about 80 delegates present. The
First, Second, Third and Fourth on.
gressional districts were not repre-
sented. General j. B. Weaver called
the convention to order and w. H. Robb
OF Creston was selected temporary
chairman and Mr.. j. D. Clark Of Abba
secretary. Regulation working com.
mittees were appointed and also a COM
mlttee of three to confer with the Dem.
ocrats regarding the nomination of a
state ticket acceptable to both, as we'll
as on the resolutions to be adopted. At
the afternoon session this committee re.
ported that a satisfactory agreement
had been reached. After the Demo
cratic convention adjourned the Popu-
lists Endorsed the nominees and resolu.
tlons of the Democrats and then ad.
jOurned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-18
WHITE ONCE MORE.
Iowa Democrats Renominate the Last
Fusion Candidate for Governor.

Iowa Democrats RenOmfnate the Last
Fusion Candidate for Governor.
Dies MONIES, Aug. 1S.-The Demo
following ticket:
Governor, Fred E. White, keokuk
county.
Lieutenant governor, M. L. Bevis,
Montgomery county.
Judge supreme court, A. Van Wag.
enen, Woodbury. county.
Railway commissioner, w. H. Cal
houn, Marshall county.
Superintendent public instruction, B.
P. Hoist, Boone county.
The POpulist state convention also
met and endorsed the above ticket. All
the nominees are Democrats except Cal
houn, who was the Populist candidate.
The Chicago platform was endorsed in
its entirety, Bryan was declared the
choice for president and the Democratic
state committee was empowered to fill
any vacancies caused by death or other
wise.
Cato Sells could have been named for
SONcAIOI, UuI WAS uOI CCeptaOlo 10 the
Populists and withdrew,
Throwing His Strength to White.
White was the candidate on the fusion
ticket two years ago, being defeated by
Governor Shaw, who is the Republican
candidate again. l.. 7. Genung pre-
sented Whites name for the nomina-
ton. K. f. Grimm presented the name
Of Cato Sells. Sells withdrew and Sec
onded the nomination Of White. S. H.
Bashor, who was considered as a candi-
date, also seconded Whites nomination.
j. Burgess insisted on Sells candidacy,
but he was hooted down. j. Z. Craig
OF Lee county spoke f~avorably of Mr..
Sells, but was hooted, at which he
sharply rebuked the delegates. j. T.
Redmon of Oskaloosa nominated A. c..
DAILY of Marshalltown and Q. j. Law.
lander of Waterloo presented the name
Of S. II. Bashor. Sells and Bashor
again withdrew and the informal ballot
resulted: White 1925, Sells 1872, Daugh-
erty LOG, Bashor sac, Daily 80, Genung
IL. The ballot was made formal and
the nomination was made unanimous.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-18
N,,;c, ,f Sale Of Real Estate.

Ev ,,,tue Of sr order srd decree OF the county
court Of Miner county, South Dsiotr made on
the petition Of the nndersi- lsd VI" wom nh"h
g w;nor' : Tor e m order tc sell the real estate OF ss,d
minor' a, the August term, A. D. ls,9' OF ss.d AID
= ,n',' to wit: on the Sth day OF August, lsf', ,hss
undtrslsa ed, Aasrdi ,.,, 9. n an nr,y on or s = ts' the dne rev. reSr
a";ot. described az follows, to wit:
The undivided ons sixth DO Interest IN IN, IA.
I'm nm Of the northwest quarter and IN.
west on halfof the mol. beast quarter ., see., e"
w iiI.l north Of r. rge ftty-four (3N west OF tn
sth p. H., in Lake county, South Dakota, on 'n az
delivery ofdeed by guardian.
~ WILL HAKDlCk,
Guardian Of the Estate Of .'..cd Z. Wom'acaeF'
Minor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-18
rILlBtSIEkS ACINE.
Party Of Thirty Captured Near Santiago
de Cuba,

SANTIAGO De CuBA, Aug. ls.-The
military authorities have captured near
here General Guerra. II leader Of insur.
gents. with 30 men. together with ii
stands Of arms and X, 600 rounds Of am.
munition' a United States armed tug
has located and is holding a suspicious
schooner in a small owe near Baracoa.
1t Is believed that the vessel was T. be
used Tor a filibusterins expedition.
Dominican revolutionary agents are
active IL many parts Of the province Of
Santiago de Cuba.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-18

..Dawitt's Little Early Risers TIC me
more good than all blood medio'nes "1 ~
other bills" writes Geo. H. JACOBS, OF
never %gripe,-they cure constipation.
arouse the torpid liver to action and give
ron clean blood, steady nerves, q cle"r
brain and a healthy appetite.