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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-10
: biloxi, Miss, Wipes Out
large Portion Of That
Famous Resort.
ads Of One Hundred Bust
t.. Houses and Residences
Are Destroyed.
/, Gale Was Blowing at the
r;,ue and Fire Department
Was POwerless.

I. ORLEANS. Nov. 10. Upwards
|, honses have been destroyed by
[, pilosi, Miss, a well known sum.
|...ort aud business center on the
L..inn, sound. eight miles from
nrI,ans. The fire broke out
IT, after midnight and u heavy
(,iov the flames from the Louis.
and Nashville depot to the beach.
.ma,! ire department was power.
|, .,ay the flames and houses had
. torn down in various parts Of the
+, check tho spread OF the confiag.
|, Tie Catholic church. convent
schools. newspaper offices. many
l. :, houses and residences have
consumed. The fire was still
b;nr .uriously at daybreak. Hun.
|. have been rendered homeless.
|los,es will probably exceed $500. 900.
/ lauis II town Of 1000 people. Ii
. small fire department and con.
! many frame buildings. and the
.,mi. i burned until it had nothing
tsr to feed on. No lives were lost.
many of the poorer people lost all
+ r3-s s-lous.
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General Azcarraga Says There Are M
Carlist. Under Arms In spain.
MADRID, Nov. l0-At a cabinet coun.
Gil held under the presidency OF the
queen regent. General Azcarraea, the
premier, said there were now no Car.
lists under arms III Spain, and that the
rising had failed completely. In order
however. to destroy the entire CarAst
organization in the country, he said,
the suspension Of the constitutions
guarantees would be maintained.
General Azcarraga also announced
that q Spanish American convention
had been signed in Washington by
which the islands Of Caygayen anu
Cibutu in the Philippine archipelago
had been ceded for 100000.
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REVOLUTION PREDICTED.

Attempt VIII Soon be Made to Over
throw Guatemala's President.
TApACHULA, Mex, Nov. 1O.-People
from across the border predict that the
long anticipated revolution which vii,
it is believed, overthrow President
trada Cabrera's S power, is soon to brea :
out Foreign capitalists are said to be
interested in the overturning Cabrera
and putting in General Pinada. who
will favor the eLergetic development
of Gutemalan resources. The reyolu-
tionlsts are well prepared and have an
abundant supply Of funds, and as
have the sympathy Of the prominont
people in the neighboring countries.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-10

pred shipping on Iakc Erie Has SUI
icrcd Severely.
CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. lo.-The ter
Y storm on Lake Eric continues with
foa'ed fury. The few vessels arr'v'
AT this port enter the harbor with
Hculty. The captain cf the passen'
steamer City Of Erie. which arrived
IN iuifalo, reports that he sighted
mast Of II sunken vessel sticking
\ OF the water about 20 miles of this
f,.
here are no tidings Of the steamer
I''yHsa, which was reported 10 be
iH' and helpless about 30 miles OIL
eSchnd. When sighted she was
pofnt heavily, having lost her rud'
. and shoe
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hau. Of Driver and shipping Clerk Of
Inrrant A. G0. Recovered.

baiu. Of Driver aud shipping Clerk Of
Inrrant 4 Co. Recovered.
5rw YORK. Nov. iO.-Two bodies
taken from the ruins Of the Tar.
J tu..dlug during the day. The first
that II Hamilton Matthews. n
Ser t9r Tarrant * Co. The remains
/ ,uocking.y mutilatci. Later the
rer- II the ruins came across an
tr body. This proved to bc that OF
klam.n Moorehousc. the missing
bun. and stock clerk Of the com
M0orchousc was 81 years OF age
hai been missing since tho day OF
Explosion With him. i'll all proba.
fy, aled all possibility OF explaining
are horror. II was Moorehousc who
! ca4rce IF the storage book Of the
arm, IN which list Of all the ex-
~, stored III the building were
j. No trace OF the book was found.
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lAhED LAMP THE CAUSE.

)eu Killed and Injurcd by nm Ex-
plo.ion Mt Mahanoy CITY. IA.
tAHANoY CITY. Pa. Nov. l0.-One
p vas killed. five others probably
ply njurcd and twenty Others moro
g. scriouslyinjured III an explosion
B., at the Buck Mountain colliery.
dead man was James Griffith.
t>e who will probably die are Joseph
|'Aenas. Edward Gallagher. Charles
fes, Henry Upright aud John Nc
INN
As far as can be learned, the explo-
: Was apparently due TO Edward
P.achcr. repair man nt the coll'ery,
nI into an abandoned working with
|ahed lamp and igniting q body OF
Which had accumulated.
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IMPORTANT CONFERENCE.
goy.msnt on Foot to Form u Comb!na-
tim, nf 400 900 Metal Workers.

Movement on Foot to Form Comb ma
tiou Of 100000 Metal Workers.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lO.-An lmpor-
tart conference is being held III this
city ut the headquarters OF the Ameri'
can Federation Of Labor OF delegates
representing in all 100000 metal work
ers in the United States and Canada.
The conference is held with view to
the formation of an international metal
trades association.
The plans outlined at the conference
will he presented to the meeting OF the
representatives of the ORGANIZATIONS
represented during the conference OF
the American Federation OF Labor az
Louisville. when the organization VIII
bc completed.
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TO PRESS FILIPINOS.

Macarthur l. Ordered to start Wig
Orous CamPaign.
New YORK, Nov. lO.-A Herald spe
cial from Washington says:
Although no one i'll authority at th'
war department Is wiling to discus
the subject, it is perfectly well know
that orders have been sent to Genera
Mac Arthur to start vigorous cam
naiyn at once i'll the Philippines, press
mo the remnants of the Filipino army
to the last extremity, following eve
small bands, when necessary.
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FOUR EXECUTED
Leading Officials at Pao. Ting.
Flu Meet the Sentence I'M
posed on Them.
Renewed Reports Of the Death
OF the Empress Dowager
in Circulation.
Ii Hung Chang Says Demands
OF Allies Cannot BE Com
piled With.

PEKlSG, Nov. 6, via Shanghai, Nov.
lO-Four of the leading officials Of
Pao.Ting-Fu, including Ting Yang,
the acting viceroy Of Pe.Chi.Li. and
General Kusi Hing, were executed Nov.
5. under the sentence imposed by the
tribunal Of the allies.
Renewed reports Of the death Of the
empress dowager are in circulation,
but they lack verlfcation and are dis
credited
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DESPAIRS OF SETTLEMENT.
II Hung Chang Says Chaina Cannot CON.
sent to Certain Demands.

IL Hung Chang Says Chaina Cannot Con.
sent to Certain Demands.
LONDON, Nov. l0.-"Li Hung Chang
telegraphs. says the Shanghai CORE.
spondent Of The Daily Express, that
he despairs Of settlement and that it
10 useless TO expect the Chinese court
10 consent TO the execution Of Iu Hsien
or Tung Flu Hsiang. He declares that
IT is equally vain TO attempt TO induce
the powers to moderate their demands
and that, therefore. the court is pre-.
pairing for further flight to the prov.
incc OF Sze.Chuau, with an imperial
army Of li,010"
surrendered Without Resistance.
LONDON. Nov. 10 A special dispatch
from Tlen Tsin, dated Nov. !, says a
detachment of Italian troops returning
to Peking intercepted three bat,alions
of Chinese near Kun. An. .Hsien. The
latter surrendered without firing shot.
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Nothing to Make Public.

/. WAsHINGToN, Nov. 10. All the mem.
bers Of the cabinet except Secretaries
Long and Wilson attended the regular
meeting. They remained III session
until nearly o'clock and discussed the
Chinese situation, as we'll as matters
pertaining to Cuba, the Philippines and
Porto Rico. When the meeting ad.
jourued it was announced that there
was nothing to make public.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-10

,,r,tish Justification for What Lord Ho"'
erts Has Done.

uritish Justification for What L"rd ''o"'
crts Has Done.
LONDON. Nov. l0.-Tho Times gives
,ro,n,ncnce TO II two.column letter
from Leonard Courtney, who repre-.
sentcd the Bodmin division OK .o'iiM"'1
in the late parliament. protesting
AGAINST the burning Of the farm build
ing of tho burghers and other hafsn
measures adopted against the Beers.
Referring editorially TO Mr.. Cour'eh'
ev,s argument, The Times justiiles the
,voosnres taken by Lord Roberts as
necessary, and as mo worse ''l"n WV
means employed hy other European ma
lions in similar circumstances.
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GAGE TO RETIRE.
r,,,trollcr Dawes May Become Seer

Comvtroller Dawes May Become sccr''
tnry Of the Treasury.
New YORK. Nov. lO.-One of the
interesting rumors at national Repu T.
lican headquarters i'll this city is that
Secretary Gage will retire from the
treasury department not later than
March ! next and probably earlier.
Charles G. Dawes, comptroller of the
currency. is mentioned Tor the place AT
rho hanks in this city and at national
heodouarterS.
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,s Nu. Taken out IbrOOs

CrMBERLANp. Md. Nov. "" me
excavating for rewer a large sec'io'.
&c earth caved in. burying numosr -
,,,o, under IL feet Of slate rock wv
nan Isaac Forman and George n'oo'
h.ve been taken out dead.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-10

STORM Is raging alI over New yorL
state with the wind rising to a gale Il
Is growing colder and in Northerr NJ.
r' rorA snow storms are reported
throughout the Adirondack distr,c ~
and III Saratoga there was more than
al lnch OF snow on the ground at nom
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-10
lr.udulcnt National Warrants.

Kansas CITY, Nov. lO.-A special to
Tho star from Talequah, l. L.. says
that special committee composed Of
w q Burton and Special Agent Zev-
erlv have filed report of their investl-
cation of the alleged Irregularities OF
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-10

the Cherokee auditors Office. the re.
port shows, it is said, that Sl9i, 600 in
fraudulent national warrants have been
issued and are af1oat
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I'll POMP AND SPLENDOR.

"''h"on Weller Consrrrntcd Coad l"-
Tor bishop of Fond dn Lac.
oNb bu LAC. Wis. Nov. 10. Arch
"'oh Reginald Hcber Weller was
",eeiated coadjutor bishop OF fona
''tc here with ceremonies that loT
~ and splendor were simply oe'
"' "eseription. Six bishops were ]"
.Na'ncc. including Bishop liKhon
80 Alentian islands and representa-
. ., 'he Greek church. Bishop WEI,
VIII reside ut Fond du Lac ana VIII
nth.
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showing Ia New York state.
=" YORK, Nov. lo.-.A severe
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26

This idea Of bolsting q man for
a public Office simply on his war
record without first looking into
his fitness for the position is get
ing to be nauseating to q majori
ty Of the people. We hazard the
opinion that every American
soldier as we'll as the officers III
command do their full duty every
time they have an opportunity.
Dewey, Schley, Sampson, Hob
son, all heroes, did no more than
any other officer would do if Civ
en- the opportunity-and they
have been well paid for the
services rendered. This rule
applies to state politics, also. If
the candidate is in every way
fitted for the Office for which he
aspires. then it is all right tc
honor u soldier by giving him the
position. It he is not fitted for
the position then the fact that he
was a soldier and q brave officer
should cut no figure. Hero war
ship is getting tiresome. What
we want in our candidates is the
necessary qualifications for the
office sought after.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26

The republican party has al
ways bean the party OF bbnr1y.
Emancipation was its first great
work, the preservation of the
Union, that the whole nation
might be free, was it,, next task
The emancipation of American
labor from lodging houses. soup
kitchens and iuleness was the
beneticent task of the same party
under the matchless leadershl p
of William Mckinley. The fraa-
dom of Cuba and Porto Rico from
the most accursea government
that ever blasted a fair land was
It's next great task. and the
moulding of the civic life OF these
lolg-oppressed people to harmon.
iza with the best traditions OF
Anglo-Soxon liberty is the great
party $ next task, which it as
sumeS as a solemn duty that cal
not with honor be evaded, neg
lectad or shifted Elk.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26
MAY s, 6. 2.
Hawaiian Lurios.

Will send postpaid. to any address
a box of curios containing Sandal
and other native woods. lava from re-
cent flow. seeds and shells for 30 cents.
Will send a cane made Of coffee wood
for 81 90: ) trees-fern bulbs. S1.O0: .
banana plants. sl.o0, or = OF one and
3 of the other, any way TO suit. Or
the entire collection-worth $500 Tor
$500. Sent packed secu.'e from frost.
stamps not accepted, Address Ben
Kuhns. Hllo. Hawaiian. Is.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26

The Institute clil.... all curahle medi-
cal ani, s,:lgicu! diseases. acute and
catarrh. diseases of the eye.
car. nose. throat, iun~S liver and
stomach by modern ,Me'hnGs. H:s-
pepsia. cCnst patton. rheumatism.
chronic female diseases: neuralgia
sciatica. dizziness. nervousness. slow
growth in children. and all wasting
diseases in adults cMi'e,, l}cfOrmltles.
club feet. curyture of the spine. dis
eases of tho hr:i,t. 'tiahets.s para y-ls.
bright's disease. he;lt diseases.
eczema. varicoce!e ANA hy,i"oeele
properly treated. Cancers. t"r'"rs.
wes. red nose removed. Epilepsy or
fits curel. Young, middle aged and
old. single or married nnen. and all
who suffer from lest manhood, nerv-
Gus debility. Spatn!"tor'hoea. seminal
losses. sexua! decay. failing memory
veal: eyes. stuntcd development, lack
of energy. Impoverished blood, piIn-
piles, imDediinent5 1u maria re: also
blood poison and skin diseases.
syphilis, ernption-. hair falling out,
bone Dai},s. swellings. sore throat.
ulcers. effects of ID, rct.i'N. kidney aEd
bladder troubles, WetA back. burning
urine. passing urine TOO "tien. -onor'
rhoea. glcet. structure receive search
ing treatment. prompt relief and cure
for life Both sexes treated conii-
dentialy and privately
a sure Cure for Isup.ure-Positive-
| ly no prn. No danger. NO opera
ton. No detention from business.
Cured to stay cured in from 30 to &c
days. DR.. Borns carries full line OF
tl.usses. ard all sizes.
Don't forget the dates.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26

The latest newspaper talk is
that the democratic party is try
ing to get up a national ticket
with Bryan as the candidate for
president and Dewey as the
candidate for vice-presjdent and
that the admiral has declared
himself as willing to take second
place. Bryan is to do the talk
ing ard Dewey is TO SHOW him
self to the crowd. which is sup
posed to so wild over the hero
and the two are to be swept into
office on the popularity Of the
admiral's record at Manila bay.
1t is a very catchy program but
it is likely to get frost bitten at
the November election il carried
out.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. papers a
short time ago We're sending out
narrowing tales of the increase
of insanity among the soldiers in
the Philippines. A recent re
port issued from the war depart
ment appears to demons trate
that the percentage of insanity
in the army is smaller than it has
been for years heretofore, and
thus another campaign lie has
been nailed.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26
The Griggs Courier.
p r. TRUBSHAW, EDITOR.

The news papers all over the
state are bound to keep Geo. b.
Winship before the people as a
candidate for governor. There
seems to be a popular demand
for that gentleman among the
newspapers, and whether Mr..
Winship is a candidate or not, he
is getting some nice notices in
the papers.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26

Mathew S. Quay. Of Pennsyl-
vania, has been denied q seat in
the United States senate on the
appointment OF the governor, the
vote standing 33 to 80 Senator
McCumber made q speech and
voted against seating. Senator
Hansbrough voted in favor
The action of the senate will meet
with tine approval of all classes
ODD DSpd to bosSism.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26

Mayor Mcpherson, of Valley
City, proposes to shut up all the
stores. soda fountains. etc, at
Valley City on Sundays, and
make the citizens of that town
observe the Sabbath. Good
scheme. A little of that kind OF
discipline wont hurt the Valley
Cityites at all.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26

I5ryanites cannot extract vei%
much com fort from the A|abama
primaries. Senator Morgan has;
carried tho state OF Alabama
against the ierca opposition of
the Bryanites. S;ena1ol Morgan
is an cNpansioni,t and q thorough
American, and his victory IN d
Southern State possesses un-
usual significance. The germs
of manufacturing are at work IL
the South
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26

Some Of the newspapers are
rcaping a harvest out OF the
judicial fight. Judge Glaspell is
furnishing them lots OF copy and
buying up lots of papers, all of
which is for the benefit OF the
printer. We have no kick com
ing against Judge Glaspell, how
ever, and the more money il"
spends the better OF somebody
else will be.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26

For the sake of harmony Com
missioner of Insurance Harrison
has decided to pull out of the
race for denomination and by
doing so the republican party Of
Ranson. county will! go into the
next campaign united. This ac-
ton upon the part Of Mr.. ilarri-
son. to thus bury his own am
bition in order to get tho other
fellows to harmonic is, greatly
to his credit. Most of the disap-
pointed politicians usually run
independent or turn pop.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26
On Bail.

7. j. McMahon, Of Hope, who
was held to the district court at
Hillsboro some time ago. WAS re
leased last night at that place, he
having furnished the $1,000 bond
fixed by Judge Pollock.
States Attorney Leslie Of
Traill county was in the city
yesterday. and it is presumed
that his visit here had to do with
this case. 1t is understood that
a strenuous effort has been made
since his incarceration to secure
the necessary bond and it was
not until yesterday in this city
that the matter was finally ad
justed.
McMahon was held to the dis
trict court on the charge Of en-
bezzlement. said charge being
preferred by the Plano Mfg. Co..
of this city. He acted in the
capacity of local collector for the
company at Hope for some time,
and is we'll known throughout
Traill county. He has been in
jui] at Hillsboro since his arrest,
some some time early in the fail
Call
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26

The Darlington Independent
has recently moved into a new
office building and is now at
home in one Of the best
equipped newspaper offices in
the sta,e. The Independent is
one of North Dakota S best pa
pers and the business men OF
Darlington seem to appreciate
that fact. editor Palmer is to
be congratulated upon his sue
cess.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26

just 1900 square feet of floor
space are set apart for printing
presses in the building just erect
ed for The Ladies' Home Journal.
1t is in the rear of the present
publication office, eight stories
in height, and within short time
will be occupied by the NE
chanical departments of the
magazine. The constant, rapid
growth of the Journals circula-
ton necessitated greatly eXten-
ed facilities for printing and
mailing, and the new structure
meets these demands, providing
at the same time for future eX-
panslon in all departments.
Specially designed presses. and
all the most approved mechanic
al devices applied printing are
being added to the Journals al
ready extensive equipment. II
is the aim to make this plant the
finest in America.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-26

GR1GGS COUNTY,
Additional Locals.
For delicious ice-cream try
Marquardt.
a baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Burt Herigstad April 18th.
Mrs. Alex. Iverson is again con-
fined TO her bed with infamatory
rheumatism.
Ben E. Nelson, the old reliable, is
again clerking IN Peter E. Nelson's
hardware store.
Marquardt keeps on hand the
finest icc-cream. soda water
any flavor. Try it.
State supt. Halland is sending out
some neat little manuals re.ating to
.Arbor Day-which is May t.
". c. Langdon was in the city
Tuesday, and was the first man 10
purchase book of stamps.
DIR. Featherston, the dentist, ar
rived Tuesday. and has oeen kept
busy looking after his patrons.
Preaching services will De held at
the schoolnouse in Hann,ford next
Sunday afternoon, April 20. at $50.
T. f. Warner has just ;ided to his
Office equipment a fine new Dieho'd
safe This Mckinley prosperity is
getting catching.
David Bartlett is named for Judge
of the 9Th district by Griegs county
and stands well AL over the dis
,rict and tate.-Casselton Re
| porter.
Mrs. \. Gotf anl son and Mrs.
G.. j. Darkor returned Tuesday
from :, visit oi Il aw days with
friends; at Rogers. MIR. Goa is
happy agaill--sJs Q7ual.
There will be preaching services at
the Jessie schooli0use next Sunday
morning at II o:lock. Preaching
services will be held at the Howden
schoolhouse Sunlay afternoon, Apr.
goth at $3.50.
VIM. Boutwell,. who has been
assisting Will the work in Crane
& johnson S ,tfice and yards, de
parted for Cooperstown last
Saturday. William prefers to
live in McHenry.- .-McHenry
Tribune.
Ii should be borne in min1
that Col Capalandis once OF the bes
lecturers N the American plat
form and will no doubt be able
to entert,in those who go to hea-
him. A. the courthouse Satur
; day evening.
, The ;riggs county delegates
! TO the alley City convention ar
instructed for Hon. David Bart
lett. Right now we will mention
, that David might have lot NOR,
, before May 13. Courtena.
: Gazette.
". l.. Cave. station agent a
, Ha1natord. was a visitor to our cit
+ las Saturday, consulting our phys
clans. Mr.. Cave is sick and think
, that he has appendicitis. He wi
probably 60 to the Sanitarium
3rainard
= = Cooperstown base ball club
least part OF them-got out la
SATURDAY. afternoon and INDUCED
a little practice work. The DO,
feel IS full cf ball as ever and Wi
give good sample of the natlon
game when they open the seasc
May 18th.
0 Andy Patrick, the Accommodate
t switch man at the telephone e
change went to Dazey Tuesday al
e secured position with Station Age
d Duff at that place. Andy is a goo
and upright young man and we Wi
L him success at Dazev.
d Several Of our leading stol
h keepers have decided to clio:
It their stores at $50 Saturda
G night to give their clerks
g chance to attend the lecture
S be given by Col. L. F. Copelan
y The public will please bear tn
l. in mind and also the lecture.
: Sibley Debating club elected t
J. following new officers last Frida
O. President, Willie Homme: Secerta1
.. .. Arthur Burns: Treasurer. Walt
e Morris. Following this order