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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-26
CAN CALL EXTRA SESSION,
Senator Rawlins Makes a Suggestion
to Governor Wells.
Especial TO The Heral6J

Washington, April Ex-senator Raw.
Inns was an earnest opponent Of Chs
seating of Quay, and IS not at all dis.
pleased that enc result Of the senate
vote is that Utah Will be left for he
present with but one senator He sad
today:
Governor Wells can now, without
his Republican associates
call the legislature in special session for
the election Of a senator"
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ALL WENT SMOOTHLY.
Programme Of Indiana Republicans
Carried Out E-ithout Hitch


Indianapolis Ind. April 25-The pro-
gramme arranged for the opening session
of the Republican state convention was
carried out to the letter this afternoon
without a note of discord. Chairman j.
Frank Hanly was indisposed and his
speech failed 10 arouse the enthusiasm
expected.
After ne had concluded his speech he
was forced to retire because of his failing
voice, and United States Senator Fair
banks became chairman pro tenn. Senator
Fairbanks spoke in defense Of the vote OF
the Indiana delegation on the Porto Rican
measure. He promised in behalf of the
administration generous treatment to-
ward the Porto Ricans in respect 10 their
domestic. affairs. He disclaimed any
protective feature to the new law, and
pronounced it purely one of expediency
prompted by humanity.
The platform resolutions were then in
PRODUCED and adopted unanimously by a
rising vote. After Congressman Lands
had responded TO a call for speech the
convention adjourned until tomorrow at
o'clock.
The impression seemed to gradually
gain strength tonight that in case Crit
fiths fails to receive sufficient support,
HOgate will receive the vote of the Crit
fiths men for governor. Durbans organi-
zatiOn is admitted to be very strong and
it was asserted he will be a leader on the
first ballot.
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CALM FOLLOWS STORM.
Everything Was Quiet at the Occur
d'Alene Investigation Yesterday.

Washington, April 25.-When the Occur
d'Alene investigation was resumed today
there was no outward evidence of yester-
days exciting ARRAY between the wit
ness, Bartlett Sinclair and Attorney
Robertson The members of the commit
tee gave a good natured turn TO affairs BY
an exchange of raillery on Mr. Sulzer'
vice presidential aspirations.
Mr.. Sinclair's testimony dealt with
the permit system. When Attorney
Robertson began the crOss-examinatiOn
of Sinclair, he made no allusiOn to their
personal conflict. The REORGANIZATION
was made, showing that Sinclair's exer-
else of authority was inconsentent with
a state of martial law
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-26
PURCHASE FINE STOCK
Burt Bros. of Salt Lake Buy Hereford
Bull at Kansas Cirv

kansas City, April 25.-A sale o..
fancy Herefords from the breeding
farms Of James A. Fuukhausar -
PBattsburg. No, John Sparks " Reno
New, and DR.. James Z. Losar and K
b Armour of Kansas City b-ra7 bs-,
today. Many prominent breeders Wen,
present. Among the heaviagt s7Is.
were
Chester Royal, fourth bull. owned nv
Sparks. to George Tambyn. 500.
Media Alamo. COW. Sparks q, = u
Goodman, Wabash, Ind, $3.50
Earl Fifteenth, Armour. In pm.
Bros, Salt lake. S245.
The First Born, Logan. to J. Foultz
Ray, Mont, 1925. '-'
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Nominate a Governor.

Montgomery. Ala. April 25.-The Demo-
Nominated Colonel W. ]. Sanford for
governor and adjourned until morning.
The day session was spent in speech
making and nominations were not reach
ed untii tonight The platform TO ke
aiopted will endorse Bryan for president.
win lreaffirm the Chicago declarations of
1s9s and warmly endorse Senator Morgan S
course in CONGRESS
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woLCoTT FOR CHAIRMAN.
Will Temporarily Preside at the Re
publican National Convention.

Chicago. April PA special to the
Times Herald from Washington says:
Senator Edward O, WolcoIt of Colorado
is to be temporary chairman OF the Re-
publican national convention at Phiiadei-
phia, and Senator Cabot Lodge of Massa-
chusetts is to be permanent chairman of
the same gathering. These selections
have been made by the Republican ma
Tional committee.
Naming of temporary chairmen lies
wholly within the province OF the ma
tionai eon..nittee and it is customary for
the leaders of that committee in co-opera-
ton with the candidate for president
when known in advance, to choose the
permanent chairman for the convention
to ratify.i
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OVARIAN TROUBLES.

Lydis e. Pinkham,s Vegetable Compound
DEAR Mrs. P1NKHAM II write to
tell you OF the good Lydia E. Pink
mans Vegetable Compound has done
me. Twas sick in bed about five weeks.
The right side of my abdomen panied
me and was so swollen and sore that I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-26
Want Beer Tax Removed.

Washington, April "a large de-aga-
ton representing the brewers OF ne
United States, appeared before the ways
and means committee today % urge -5
repeal OF the extra 81 d barrel lmy9S5-
on beer by the war revenue acI. INC
delegation was sent by the board OF u-S-
ton
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Carter Going to Prison.

New York. April 25.-C7tr-in d. Carter
once a captain in the United states el-l II
OF engineers, was a passenger -l--7-- Fl
a parlOr car OF the PeU-=vlTa-.+ - ~.
roads southwestern eXpres7- de j. 1T 80
taken to the military prison 20 -.
LeavenWorth. Kan. where he VIII So
out what remains OF his sentence o- ~
years Imprisonment for s--oezz-e--l5---
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BEEF FOR SOLDIERS.
Two Train-loads of the Canned Goods
Leave Chicago.

Chicago. April 25.-Two special trains
left Chicago tonight on the Santa Fe rail-
road, hauling thirty-eight Armour re-
frigerator cars. which carried 100000
pounds Of timed and Grated bacon. con-
signed to the American soldiers in the
Philippines. The meat was prepared IN
der federal government inspection and by
a formula furnished by DR.. Salmon chief
OF the bureau Of animal industry at
Washington
This shipment constitutes fOrty-five
days ratiOns for the entire army of the
Philippines. The meat will leave San
Francisco about Nav 3
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McKinIev Vigits - Eriends.

Canton, o., April 25.-Presilent 2ill -.
ley returned TO Canton at o COG 5sr5sr
evening and is settled &C me ~ he
home, evidently intending ID -'-----Ti-1+fyss
day as he began it-visitinE with req. and
and friends. who have been song III 60
out of the house all evening
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PoPULIsrs OF COLORADO.
But Few Counties Represented in
State Convention at Florence.

State Convention at Florence.
Florence, Colo, April 25.-Only TWEEN
ty-seven Of the ffty-seven counties in
Colorado were represented in the state
convention OF the Peoples party. which
met here today, the attendance being
unusually small. Judge FRANK W. Ow-
ers of Leadville was chairman. Leo
Vincent of Boulder and l. D. Cham
berlain of Pueblo were selected as
members of the natfonai committee.
A committee of fifteen was appointed
to name delegates to the national con
vention at Sioux Falls. s. D.. and a
recess was taken.
When the convention reassembled the
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Delegates From Wisconsin

Milwaukee. Wis, April 25.-The Re-
publican SKATE convention today, which
was held at the Davidson theatre in
this city, elected delegates at large to
the Republican national convention at
Philadelphia
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DIR. GIESY IN CHARGE.
New Quarantine officer Assumes His
Duties.

Or. john q. Giesy yesterday assumed
his duties as quarantine officer, vice DR..
H. N. Mayo. DIR. Mayo rendered his
resignation to DR.. King as a result of
his theory that the caselS at the ilola-
ton hospital are not genuine smallpox.
He SAYS he feels that time will prove
the correctness of his diagnosis. Those
who have met DR.. Mayo in the course
OF his duties Will regret his resignation.
He sas made a faithful, capable and
courteous Official
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could not walk. The
doctor told my hus-
band L would have to
undergo an operation.
This | refused to do
until had given your
medicine a trial. Be (
fore 1 had taken 81
one bottle the ~.
swelling be- M'Tc
gan TO disap- *
pear 1 con s. 4
tinued to use III Y
your medicine ~
until the swelling !
was entirely gone. I
When the doctor X
came he was very II
much surprised to Is
see me so much -
better. "-MRs. MARY S
Iowa.
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McKinley suitg the Herald.

Especial 10 The HeralG)
New York April 25.-The Herald to-
day throws over Dewey. comes out
strongly for Mckinley. and concludes with
scathing attack Oh Bryan
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To Cure a Cola In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Iapiets.
All druggistsErefund the money II II
fails to cure. E W. Groves signature
a. an each box. 2s~
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American Soldiers Are Do
ing Terrible Execution.
BAND OF B0L0MEN
ENTIRELY WIPED OUT
Every One Shot to Death and
Bodies FlOated Away.

Insurgents Were Killed in a
Battle on April 10 and Not an
American Was Hurt-one Hun
dred and Twenty-Five Natives
Slain Last Week-General Bell
Determined to Put a Stop to
Guerilla Warfare.
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ANOTHER GREAT PONERSCHEME
Continued from Page j.

CONTINUED from Page j.
ter into the pipe line, which will prob
ably be constructed similar to that in
Ogden canyon belonging to the Utah
Light & Pexer conpany-part wood
and part steea 1t has been. computed
that about 8 ,250-hOrse power can be de-
veloped by plant such as is projected
and that the water supply will be
more than sufficient the year round.
This plant will be located within easy
radius of Ogden, Salt Lake and Park
City, three great power users Ma
chinery and supplies can be unlOaded
on the ground from the cars. The
Utah Light & Power company, now
using the old-Pioneer line, is running
to the full capacity of its water power
all the time. and finds ready market
for its power.
Promoted by Bannister.
1t was learned yesterday that C. K.
Banllister of Ogden, the protector and
engineer of the Pioneer Electric Power
company, is the protector of this new
enterprise. An effort was made yes
terday by The Herald's Ogden corre-
spondent to see him, but he had gone
up TO the site to direct the survey.
The enterprise Will call for the outlay
of at least 100000, including trans
mission lines to power markets. The
completed plant, with franchises and
the like, would be worth in the neigh
borhood of 81, DOT, 600.
1t was stated yesterday that Mr.
Bannister had succeeded in getting
some prominent capitalists to take
hold of the scheme.
An interesting circumstance is that
the Burlington survey for its line into
Ogden also passes the site of the DrO-
posed dam. and is completed to with
in q few rods west of it.
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Criticise Majority Report.

They criticise the report of the COM
nittee, saying that it contains sew
eral curious statements of a part of the
evidence as 10 the thing stated. For
example, they say: It is stSted that
Senator Clark. in June, 1899, destroyed
the checks which he had drawn on his
bank But the report fails to state
that for years past it was his habit to
destroy his checks when his account
was rendered by the bank and exam
ined. And the report failed TO state
that the committee had the bank ac-
count of Mr.. Clark during all the time
in which it was charged that money
had been illegally used
They also assert that in the main
report statements are made as facts
which are based entirely on the testi-
mony of a witness of doubtful credit
and that testimony plainly contra
dicted."
Closing. they say: ''The only propo-
sition for which we contend is that
this is a judicial case and a commit
tee of the senate ought to consider
and report it as judges"
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WAS HANNA'S CONVENTION,

Continued from Page II
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-07
FORT ATKINSON.

~ lA}t ~
Mar. 8, 1900.
from our regular correspondent
Miss Myrtle Krumm went to Cal;
mar Friday.
G. A. Bieber and Fred Cooney drove
to Douglass Friday.
Miss Ida Scheller was Calmar visit.
or Friday.
Mrs. 8. Tubbs visited with friends at
Lawler few days last week.
Jim Puffer was a Waucoma visitor
last Tuesday. g
H. b. Fortney and wife drove to
Little Turkey Saturday s.
Every body should sign the State
PARK petition. It's a good thing. =
Fred Einwalter and wife returned
from Rudd Sunday, after weeks visit
with their son and family.
Fred Cooney, Cbas. Miller, James
Puffer and Grant Thompson were
Jackson Junction visitors Sunday.
Milton Einwalter, of Baskerville,
arrived here Sunday for a visit with
relatives.
Tom Deeney, OF Jackson, was Fort
visitor Saturday.
Frank Stasky began working in Geo.
Weisl's feed store the first of the
month.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-07
BURR OAK.

Mar. 5, 1900.
fFrom our regular oorrespondent.)
"Hotel Schank" is being fitted up
with gas lights.
Mrs. Ed. Wicks is very low.
~he school entertainment on Friday
evening proved success. Over $l7.N
was realized for the school library.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. N Masters, of De-
corah, spent the latter part of last week
| with relatives in town. @
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Peacock have begun
housekeeping on his fathers farm, 81
miles east of town. Their many friends
wish them every success in life.
E. NJ. Bovee has purchased farm of
So acres of Chas. Briggs at s4S per acre.
Their friends are glad that they are
still to make Burr Oak their residence.
Geo. Wicks had the misfortune to
break his leg Saturday while telling
trees for Vim. Houck.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jewell arrived from
S. Oak. Friday, TO attend the funeral
of Mrs. J.'s brother.
The sad intelligence comes of the
death of II. Halse, who died ut Mil
waukee Saturday. The remains will
be brought home this week for burial.
Another said gloom is cast over our
little town by the death Of our best
young men, Charles Malcomb, who
died Thursday morning of pneumonia.
His illness was very brief, and his death
came as great shock to his many
friends and companions. The funeral
services was held at the M. K. church
Sunday morning, many beautiful floral
gifts being contributed rs token Of the
respect and love in which he was held.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-07
BAILEY SPRING.

Mar. 8, 1900.
(FrOm our regular correspopdent.)
More snow yesterday.
We don't have to close our saloons.
Kate Kern spent Sunday here with
her brother, V. Kern.
&. Keunne and Ben Nieberline each
had q wood hauling bee.
Michael Kern, of Pine Creek, MIMI,
arrived here the LIST for an extended
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. l.. Bender is on the sick list.
&. Barth and Adam Kern, of Preston,
Mimi, shook hands with friends here
last week.
Death came TO the relief of Master
Simon Stortz last Thursday.
Max Clauser was on our streets last
week, clearing out his goods preparing
for triPto Chicago.
ID. Young leaves TO-DAY to work for
w, Ruffridge, near Locust.
Henry Knoke and daughter Amelia,
OF DEBORAH, were vlsitors AT II. r.
Knoke's last Thursday.
q. A. Motter, of Granger, was busi-
ness caller here last week.
Il. Thorson Is hauling lumber for "a
new barn from his brothers. saw mill
near the canoe.
II. Bsrth has the lumber for an ad-
ditiOn to his barn.
Mrs. Peterson, AL old resident of
WinDeshiek, died here Saturday.
H. Barth was baking" during the
recent cold snap. He says his cooking
was a failure. because his pancakes
burnt OH bottom, froze ON top, and left
dough IN the center.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-07
Correspondence
News Happenings Of the County,
Reported by Competent Corps Of Writers.
CALM

Mar. 8, 1900.
Fmm our regular correspondent
Miss Bess Kaye was DEBORAH visitor
Saturday.
Mrs. o. H. Olson visited in Leroy one
day last week
DIR. Mackin, of Ossian consulted with
Br. Hefien in the case of Mrs. Gallagher
on last "Wednesday.
We understand Mr.. Mikesh intends
moving to Cssian this week; sorry to
lose them.
: Mrs. A. F. Snow. who has been sick
for some time is better as present.
Winneshiek Lodge went to Lime
Springs Friday evening on invitation
TO take part in special lodge work.
Mrs. It. N. Hazelton is home from
Des Moines when she has been spend
ing few days with her husband.
Mrs. Name Hazelton came home
from her school Friday evening, to re-
main until Monday.
A Miss Atkinson, of GAINESVILLE
made short visit to the Mssses Kaye,
the latter part of the week going to
Ridgeway Saturday to witt friends.
We understand Rev. Mcintosh
who lectured here short time ago will
soon deliver lecture in Ossian on
Christian Science. Rev. Mcintosh is
a forceful speaker and deserves larger
audience than he had here.
Sheriff Christen came over from
DEBORAH Friday and sold at public
auction the stock of Mikesh, harness
maker, which was bought by e. M.
Hagelen,s -e3 esr5. ~ s4a,.
The school caucus which was held
Saturday evening nomin' ted Andrew
Doe and Saunders for school directors,
A. McRobert for Treasurer.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-07
HESPER.

Mar. 8, 1900.
| (From our regular correspondent)
Viola Smith, of Denova, Iowa, is
holding protracted meetings at the
Friends church.
Mrs. Fanny Darlington is able to be
out again
jeff Meader left on Tuesday morning
for Eau Claire, Wis, to clerk in a
grocery store for Rem Meader.
Miss Dora Carter spent few days OF
last week with her sister, Mrs. F. D.
Baker, in DEBORAH.
E. r. Hutchinson and wife, of La
Crosse, Suudayed the 25th with VIM.
Hutchinson's.
The young people had party for
Grace and Fordyce Miles Saturday
evening.
B. nj. Lein and A. Nelson were
visitors in DEBORAH on Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha Hubbell is visiting rela-
tives at Sparta, Wis.
Christ Luros, of Locust, was BUSH
ness caller in town Thursday.
Alvin Hawks and wife departed for
Wisconsin yesterday morning to visit
relatives.
AID. Merwin, of La qui Parle county,
is visiting with the family of his sister,
Mrs. Frank johnson.
School was closed yesterday, owing
to both teachers being sick.
Mrs. Ruth Morgan, a resident of
Washington for the past ten years, is
back visiting with relatives and friends
She spent part of the winter with her
son In Minneapolis and from here she
goes to Chicago, to visit with the family
of W.. r.. Morgan. .a fe&
Fans Rygg and family are moving
into Mrs. Caroline Miles residence,
which he lately purchased.
Miss Bertha Moen, Of DEBORAH, is
visiting with Misses Hilda and Myrtle
Casterton.
Miss Gertrude Chase, Of DEBORAH,
was calling on her. Hesper friends last
week.. - as...a
Herman and Myrtle Taviner, Of De-
corah, are visiting their aunt, Mrs,
Mary Mitchell.
Will Antrim and family, late of Ten
nessee, are visiting Mabel and Hespel
friends prior to their return to South
Dakota, where they expect to locate
again.
G. d. Miles and family, accompanied
by Mrs. Carolina Miles. Geo. Whethera
and family, Of Canton, leave this weeh
for their future home in Nebraska.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-07
Av0ting Contest
FOR A
~ ,t'f
Western Cottage Organ,

i ~ ~
given by the leading merchants of De-
corah by which $50 90 Western Cot
tage Organ will be given away abso-
lutely free to the church, lodge or school
voted the most popular by June 10, 1900.
Contest to commence Saturday, Feb.
"a, 1900. The following merchants will
issue ballots with every Is cents cash
purchase which entities the holder to
one vote. All votes must be sent to the
City Clerk, r. f. AuchmoOdy within
seven days from date and every week
the votes will be counted and result
Of the vote. will be published In the
Posten, Republican and PUBLIC OPIN-
ION. The organ Is now on exhibition
at Marsh's Music House. The follow.
ing merchants issue ballots:
Elliott 4 Co.-Variety Store.
Ingvol stad 4 Co.-Lumber.
J. Jackwitz- Furniture.
ID. f. Reed q Son -Hardware
Vance Bros Groceries.
J. T. ChinnOck
Wangler Bros.-Drugs.
M. Il. Torsen-Jeweler.
X. /. Haugen--Dry Goods (only).
Ben Bear-Cl Clothing (only.)
Miller & SOn-Laundry.
+. Rudolph Il Co.--Harness Il Coal.
Richard Schrubbe-BoOk and Sta
Ii merry.
b. D. Marsh NJ usic
j. II. MackeDstadt Tailor.
Dunbar Bros Flour Feed Il Wood.
+. d. Baker Il Go. Bakery and Con-
fectiOnery.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-07
OssIAN.

Eis. ~ >. Mar. 6, 1900.
(From our regular correspondent r''gs@i
Lots Of >.ow again; how about Mr..
Ground Hog?
w. w. Carter left for Los Angeles
last Wednesday.
James Horn took In the dance Ia, {
week on his return home from Elms,
where he has been visiting.
Ernest Frank, g. HI. Blanchaine and
wives spent Sunday with Deidrck
Peck aud family. ,t.e. 49,. 80
Rev. Sleffius and Father Letters. of
Prairie du Chen, visited over sunday
with Father Warning.
The nine year old son of Herman
Zweibohmer il down with appendicitis.
James Pever, Jr. cut his foot badly
last Thursday, while chopping in the
timber.
Mrs. w. A. Townsend and children
are visiting with the B'ancllaine fanIi-
~. Will has sold out at La Porte, Ia,
aud locates la IretOn with the business
title Of Townsend and HOLMAN, drugs,
jewelry, etc Success to them
Charles Breitsprecher is still under
the. Doctors care.
John Kouncilman is back to Ossian
again. ~
Henry Lauer hasreturned home after
five or six weeks spent in O-sian under
the care of l3r. Wells, having taken
treatment for his eyes. He returns
well and harry as clam.
|, There are quite number of cases Of
winter cholera reported among the
children in this vicinity.
Mrs. F. E. Jones is still on the sick
list
HI. J. Blanchaine and son and Mr.
K0ber, of La Porte, visited with G. H.
Monday and Tuesday. Il
A telegram Monday brought the sad
news of the death of Mable De Cow at
Helena, Montana. Death caused by
erysipelas. No further particulars at
this writing.
Robert Timing, formerly of this place,
died in Montana some few days ago.
He is weil remembered by older resi-
dents here. We have no correct parii-
culars of time or place Of death as we
90 to mail. 80 eflDrisf1 3'Ssa i9H ~
1t is with sorrow that we report the
death Of Msys Powers, which occurred
Monday'ats3:l5 p. m, at the age of %
years. She died after aIingering illness
of nearly a year. Funeral will be held
Wednesday at 900 o. clock at st. Francis
de Sales church.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-07
BLyFFTON.
Mar. 5, 1900.

Mar 5, 1900.
(From our regular correspondent.
o. N. Yingst and wife, of Canton,
MIMI, Sundayed with her parents,
j. NJ. Akers and wife.
l.. J. Halse and wife left Satui day
for Milwaukee. In answer to dispatch
that their son Thomas was sick with
typhoid fever. He passed away Sat-
day night. Tom was an upright,
kind hearted young man, and had q
host Of friends here who deeply mourn
his loss,
The many friends Of Mrs w. X.
Taylor will be plehsed TO learn that she
Is still improving.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1900-03-07
Rheumatism Cured in a Day.

mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cures in to days.
Its action upon the system Is remark
able and mysterious. 1t removes ut
once the cause and the disease i'm.
mediately disappears. The first dose
greatly benefits. 75c and 81. Sold by
Wangler Bros, druggists. 53-6m