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EXCHANGE or GREETINGS.
The Queen Congratulated the yorccs
in South Africa.

The Queen ConHrrtuntcu the forccs
in south Africa.
London, February 2s.-In hsE' dispatch TO
Lord Roberts following The transmission
of the surrender ~ General cronjc. her
majesty said!
Accept for yourself and for all under
your command my warmest congratula-
lions on this splendid news
Lord Roberts replied as follows; "All
under my command are deeply grateful
for your majesty's most gracious congrat-
ulations. Congratulations from their
queen. the soldiers dearly love"
The queen has telegraphed General
Butler as Follows: Il have heard with
the deepest concern the heavy losses sus-
rained by my brave Irish soldiers, aud
desire TO express my sympathy and adj
miration for the splendid fighting quail
tiles they have exhibited throughout these
trying operations"
General Butler has wired his thanks 70
the queen for her telegram OF gracious
sympathy and encouragement"
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hlIIVu, 1905.
Wounded. 6Sss.
Missing. S17S.
Disease, $50.

London, February 2s.-Lord Roberts has
forwarded an additional list of tho Brit
ish casualties during the three days fight
ing at Paardeberg, showing twelve killed.
eighty-two wounded and four missing and
including seven officers aud four Cana
dian priyates wounded.
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THE BRITISH CASUALTY LIST.
Nearly Thirteen Thousand Men Have Been
Sacrificed Thus Far.

London, February rs, S:55 p. m.--The
rapidly growing casualty lists are being
classified as quickly as possible. They
show that up to this morning the total
number OF casualties were 12,S24 of which
2319 we're added during the last fortnight.
Ten Of the eleven Scotch regiments Lost
just about 2O2o and eight OF the Irish
regiments 1000. Then come tho Glouees-
tiers and Northumberland and nearly 200
colonials and Royal Canadians lost lei,
and the Victoria mounted contingent 26.
The casualties are classified thus:
Killed, 1888,
Wounded. 6SSs
Missing. S17S.
Disease, $50.
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crossed the guns and baggage back to the
south side OF the Tugela, took mp tho
pontoon bridge of Monday night and recon
structed It at the new place which IS
Just below the cataract During all this
time troops had been scattered. crouehing
under hastily constructed small stone shell
ters and exposed to q CALLING shell and
rifle Are. and throughout they maintained
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RosEBERY RESIGNED.
He Gave Up the Presidency OF the
Liberal Association.

London. March Lord Rosebery yes
terday resigned the presidency of the
Scottish Liberal association. post he has
held for twenty years. and also the hon
orary presidency of the Midlothian ASST
citation. which he had held since its
formation. He firmly declined to recon
slider his resignation and declined to meet
delegation that called upon him to urge
him to do so.
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman was
elected to succeed him as president OF the
Scottish Liberal association.
1t is understood that Lord Rosebery's
retirement is due to Scotch disapprovsi az
his war policy.
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All mosT IMpREGNABLE.
Lord Rob-srts Compliments the Boer'
dn Their Energy.

London, february 2s. sos p. m.-The
war office M 7-e'ved the following from
Lord Roberl
Paardoberi February 2s.-cronje with
his family tett here yesterday in charge
OF Major gancral Prettyman ana unoeF
TIM egcort o{ the City Imperial Volunteers
and mourted infantry La er in the day
the remaln!r n prisoners vent IN ehArse OF
the earl Of foson Very many me
wounded an lex are IN terrible pisur
for want d lare 81 an earlier stage
,,,n.c, Il the Boer lager yesfer-
aox md struck by the ingenuity
and eners Ssith Aich the position
wa. made ir'.' '"'''s"@''s 60 as
snult
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At xIMBERLEY.
tn pcol,le re Yet Upon Hair I'm.
lions.

E ey February 27,--colonel Peak
MAJ wouuted force ana Maxim.
proe,. s Barkey West where he was
warmly H41 hr 1915 strong guari
ard th ded 30 Lonslahdr w nd
gorv-1, ii Sipdam lere we've rum
As Boers Ia tle hoorhocd but
none appeared. Tha Dian > Fields I'D
vertiser draws pointed 5ttaHtN IN 10 the
fact that although kimberley was re-
lievsd about two weeks ago, here has
been no amei.oration in regard to the God
supply II is still impossible, IL was
during the investment to procure tln Of
cordensrd milk or cocoa without med
ical certihdate. The inhabitants con niue
without many common articles OF food,
although meat rations have been increased
to half pound.
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IMPORTANT EVENT.
German Press Continues 10 lie In
tcrested in the surrender.

tcrcsted in the surrender
Berlin, February 2S.-General Cronje's
surrender continues to interest the Ger
man press. Nearly all the papers today
admit the Importance OF the event, The
official Nord Deutsch Algemeine Zeitung
discussing the situation says: Its i'm
portance lies less in the number OF the
captured than in the reviyifying OF the
spirit OF initiative among the b. itish gen
eralg. The biggest military Injury wnich
1t has dam 80 far as the Boe.s are con-
csrnBd, Is that herelater and everywhere
in tho ss of war the British wi die
taEe TN Iv the Beers. II Is impos-
slble to asmote beforehand the degree
OF depros on mong the Boers but I'M
doubt div lie ndisposition is intense and
especially among no Cape Beers"
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HrI eIasr AoI.
Aasrser. qu rss,ss'sa q British

AdeIhcrt IfuI pr0tccted a HrItish
Iondon The Daily Mail says'
"Tho reopen OF Rsbinson's bank Al
Pretoria is d, tss good offices OF Mr..
Hay. United IN >ites secretary OF state
Mr.. choate aid Adelberi Hay, american
congul 1t the tTransyaai capital. Presi-
dent kruger clised tie bank ans tried 10
co,nrandeer this British and on their re-
fusai 20 comply he threatened them with
expulsion. AdelbeEt ssstay sent the pro-
test Of ~ ma9tnd u zoe bank 10 Lord
salts, tnro' ,he storm aSete with the
rrfS Gr I'll this writing TX ~ w
.gis ~. ss53A.l. No damage doat ~ III.
colnssheil. Texas. February zs--La
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AN ARMIsrIcp.

Peers ana Hritons Stop 10 Bury
Their Dead.
colenso. February 26.-Yesterday an
armistice was agreed upon and both sides
removed their wounded and buried their
dead. The Beers lost heavily in attacking
and many were Killed among the trees. a
severe musketry fire was resumed lasi
evening. 1t was started BY the accidental
discharge OF a rife. II Is reported tnat
there are 400 Boers near Ennersdale
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9 Cent
Cotton
a Reality.

Futures and spots went
beyond that price yes
terday.
See page s.
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X'n. D G|eVe0|ll \ G.
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
GenernI Obseryntions.

warmer Thursday; Friday fair, winds shift
ing to southerly.
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condition that the. safety OF the reee
Dutch is assured. The British Insist or
an unconditional surrender.
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Hlust Bc unoonalftona

London. March LA special fri Gape-
town. dated Tuesday. says: The fs et
Bsrkley East have offered to surrs -
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TO SEIZE SUPPLIES.
Colonel PIummcr VIII Impress Nee
L enEnr ien EN- Route.

esraries EN- Route.
capetown. February 2s.--The governor
OF Cape Colony. Sir Alfred Miner. has
further prorogued the Cape parliament 70
April g. He has also issued proeiamn-
tion announcing that the military author
tits are authorized to impress wager
oxen. provisions and oiher necessities
RhodesIa. The articles thus taken 70
paid for at fair value. This Is take
mean that Colonel Plusnmers column
vancing to the relief ~ Mafeking,y
enabled 10 seize suppiies.
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"who VIII Pail Down the
London February 2s.rhere
extravsgant rejoicing IN Cape
Natal at the surrender Of Ger
Al Durham. Natal. tho sta.
hsvs beer nling s|opssids '''''''
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probn bilities.

sshington. February 2s.--Forecast:
81 Texas-Fair Thursday; diminishing
hwesterly winds: Friday fair. 40.
klahoma and indian Terrttory-Fair and
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IAN MACLAREN says: mo
man writes with his own hand.
II he can dictate to a etenog-
rapher. no man dictates. II no
can telegraph: no man teic-
graphs. II no can telephone"
II you are typical. energetic,
up-to-date American. you al
e Long Distance Telephone. II
70 the wise Is sufficient.
'N~swcstern Tel. a. Tel. Co.
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Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at all stations at p M. 18th
meridian time Rain
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General DundOnald Has Entered the
Town With Natal CarbineerS.
LONDON, March 1t is officially announced
that Ladysmth has been relieved.
LONDON, March I, o:52 a. m.-The war office
has received the following dispatch:

Lytetons Headquarters March mGen Dndonald with
the Natal Carbneers and composite regiment dysmh
night
The country Ladysmh reported clear the enemy
am moving Nethorpe.
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Now Is the Time

To Ship Cotton to headquarters
that is, to the largest mart in the
world, Houston. All eyes that are
Interested in cotton are turned
to Houston. That is especially tho
case toward the end of the season.
Buyers who find cotton too scat
tered in the country come to Htus-
ton. Shippers In the interior know
there Is more competition here and
Get accordingly.
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We offer our services, backet
by long experience In the fac;orag,
business.
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London. February 2s.--The war office
has received a dispatch from General Bull
Ter announcing that Peters Hill, the
tnemy's main position, was magniAcently
captured yesterday and sixty prisoners
aiken.
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For Catar,rI:haIiil5 Deafniee,sl;s,.I..

You will find R1nsen' & Cream Eatarrf.
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Sample free; also spampt ist telling all
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Conf mpans, Chicago. d Iiller. s 81
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The Hull (IoWal Index relates that d
Hull lassie Of tour year, had occasion to
pscoms out Of sorts with her dolly, and
in her anger said You Is q damn little
fool.s Her mother having overheard
the bad language, punished her. The
next day the little girl had occasion To-
again scold the obatrepe doll; but.
she remembered her puntshment for the
use q the bad word, so slle said: You
/ Is tile same thing You were YESTERDAY z $s $$s
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Department Of the Interior, Land office sc
Chamberlain, South Dakota, May g, 1907.
e Notice 10 hereby given that the following
TO make inal proof in support 90 his claim, and
that said proof will be made before tie Register
and Reesiyer ely at Ghamberl South pakata on
for the n. w. X, Section II, Nnship i02 north;
KanRe So, west 5th p. m.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation sol
sail land, viz: lE3S
Matthias Marty of Kimball, S. d. Il
Samuel Barr of Kimball. s.. b.
sa CHRIS Wniesfock q p kimbsll, 8; ?.
W., ". LUCAS sffeeixtsr.I
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Brirhtis Kidney l.iiis.; HI

1 ~ hIrkMEs SAAAQneH ksllin. ;s $4
Are not recommends for everything.
hut thpy will pnsitiYel re q series Of
Diseases arising from dlisordered kidneys.
such as back acne, weak back. diabetes,
inflammation Of the bladder and all uri-
nary troubles Regular size 2b cents;
sample free. Also pamphlet telling Y,
about kidney troubles. G. wv. Begl,s
Sons s. Co. Chicago. B. ,E.8 Miller. (
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TX troubled with rheumatism give
iChambsrlain's Pain Balmaa trial. It
will not cost you Z il cent ii II does no
COED One application wili;relieve the
pain. Itsalso cures sprains dnd bruises
IN ole-third the lima required by any
other treatment. Cuts. burns, fr0stb bites,
sQninsey, pains In the side and chest. and
glandular;aud other swell lings are quick
lyreduced bY apply lying II. Every bottle
warranted. Price 25 and so cents. Fred
E. KILLER. druggist, sls;:s
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SIS The Democratic editofs Of Iild!afti, I'M
eo1ysDtlon al IndIanapolis oh tue 18th
nit, resolved Il % shslys fres silver, and;
light the campaign on the issness of
Itspats and erialtsnl l.s
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Actual .s field work on the twentieth
census began yesterda day. AnY army of
|b5 OoO men will now engage nj the work,
which llI i is expected TT vii take twa
years toscomplste and cost q 900 s.!
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The first Issue Of the Platte Enterprise
was run of In the GRAPHIC Office this
week. =. I. Hoaglin is the editor Sandl
proprietor Of tie new sheet, and IL the
first issue is any Indication. he will give
Charles Nix as good q county paper as
anyone need ash for. The press for the
Enterprise has not arrived. ana conse.
Q1ently Nj. Hoagi FIN found sitt necessary
touse the machinery pis the GRAPHlc for
The first issue.
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81 81 = AZ q i vote ois lss Io sss the Mathodift
general conference sbolishsa ihs time
limit ot pastorates, lhhss doing away
Mithone of tho fund mental pfinclples
Of the church. Hereafter there with
no limit to The number of years. d pastor
may serve q certain church. Tho rnle
jsgainst dapeing, card playing and
}amuseme..ts remains as ii is, though
there VAS iansilits sting scrap over The
Smsjority and minority report. The vote
Ras nearly esen, showing a great change
of belief III this maltsr ot nmusementp.
and ~ ts only q quession * ti,ne when
the church will have % be more liberal
In self prot ection.
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One who can 60 artistlcaliy construct
9 man Of straw, and then SO perfectly
demolisb II should not hide his talent
behind cowardlY pom-de plume las
does an anonymous writer In aslocal
paper this week. All such are immunes
to the GRAPHIC Deprived of his priv
ilegeof attacking letter people from
behind cover (Which no reputable news
paper ever permits) this particular pol.
troon5 referred to would be In much the
same situations as would q pole-cat with-
out the peculiar means 0t defense be-
slowed By nature. Its strength lies
wholly in is beastiaI eifensiyenese. ",
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s:s b; And 4 there appears 10 be danger of 8
9 railroad scandal ropping out iE Cuba,
Is ts charged that q military road seyen
miles long, cost nearly eco amile.
|I,shsn 1. lg tt ought 80 iiaye been built for
1900: !, mile. This WAS DURING the
|sAlger regime.
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The d. ii. fellows are nj hunting
IIior 81 VICE pfsslde II thsy dcn,tE ElindIa
MIN pretty soon, Hanna VII have 20 beI
Vice pfeaide lent y well IS pfssid ident. 81 81
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Some newspaper scribe with nothing
elss % write about, gets of this: II Il
as dificnlt to anderstand why ID dog
runson three feet Instead Of ionr. as Il
3is TO comprehend why . lady viii weara
skirt cut SO long lehind that ahe might
avoid all the annoyance hy making It Z
little shorter. But II the dog prefers to
itrot on three feet, holding up the other,
and Il women prefer to grasp their skirts
with grim determination 1t; ID probably
their own business. and poor frail man.
who cheWs tobacco aud spits juice on
the sidewalk, ought not to complain.
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a. few days ago Chauncev DspeW made
AN after dinner spsaeh to the tfanspor-s
tation elnb Of New York. The petulisr-
ity Of the affair is;that iDepsW sto6d III
Washington and spoke to the diners In
y New York through telephone. There
were sixty guests, and sixty receivers
we're fitted to their ears and they heard
perfectly. :s
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& .|FiIaalsPrOOfNotices.

u; Department Of the Interior. Land Office at
.Ehambarlains y. d. Aiay l2, 1900. 5iS sls
n office lie hereby given that the following
named set ttler has filed notice Of his intention
10 make finas proof in support Of his claim. and
jthnt said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiyet At Chamberlain, 8. d. on Friday
Jnne 2, 1900. viz; kaspar Kleinhsns, q. %. No.
III for the 8. VI. sof Sec. "a, Twp. 105 north,
Range 68, Weat 9Th P. d. .$S llS
e He nam sfhe following witnesses to prove
his continues residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: i. {,
q John Yirsa OF LyonyilIe, S. ID.
joseph Rrchan Of Lyonyille, s. D.
81 John Brooks OF Lyonvllle. y. %, EGS
s Albert Limpegt of Lyonville. 8. D. S
w II LUCAS. Repistar.
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United States Land Office, Chaiab aberlain. S. b.
April16 1900 .is IA -
haa fledn0tceIo intention 20 make final proof
before the Rigiater and SRecetsers at their Office
In ChamberlRins 8. d., on Wednesday, the 9Th
day OF juns, 1900. m timber cniture application
No. ,673 for. thu northwest ter, nf section
No. 8, in township 10a north rapge No. 6s west
5th p Nj.
He names us witnssses:
John B. Long, Of kinba IS, D. t.s iss
n j. w. Smith, Of Kimbai1s B ID. n
Irving A. Weeks. 81 Izimhafl. y. %. 3f.s
Aaron 8. Stuyer, OF Kimball g. III.
" 4 4 n \ w. ". III UGAS, Register.
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. !, United states Land oaioe, chamberlain, 5. 5 D .

United Statea Land Office, Chamberlain, y. ID
May, /, 1900. sss884 s y ~
has filed notice Of Intention TO make tnnI prnu
before the Register and Receiver at their offic
in nChamberlain, s. .D., on Monday, the 18th day Q
June, 1900 ON timber culture application No. ~,
:364 for the N. w. quarter of section No. so, il
oMnship No. 102 north, range No. 81 west 5 r III
$Sg He names ~ Witneesea: " iy}Eq3 xEsAsi s
4 wi Liam J. Martin of KimbalI, s. ID. M
Il ohm laWlsr of Kimballs 8. ID ss5< ssss
3s Michael LaHler af Kimbnll g. ] D. N y q
jesse Hiatt OF Kimball. s. ID. .s:8s S.
Es4 sss ". .SV " LUCAS, REGISTER.
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) :..I had stomach trouble twenty.yeare;
and gave up hope Of being cured until Il
began taiuse Il Kodol Dyspepsia Cures IT
has done me 30 much good call 1T the
savior Of my life" writes w r.. Wtlkfn.
son. Albany, Tenn. II dfgests what you
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This ID the season for Mii.sislW shades.
We have g large stock, 15c TO 75c.
Ochsnar's have d little OF that yaTnish
paper left. You ought to have it in your
kitchen. 5ss; 81
Remember we have the largest line
OF wall paper IN the country. Sc DOC
per roll ;Ochsners. 50
Remember that Oclssner'.s handle the
Senour paint It goes farthest and lasts
longer than any other paint made. War
EfNntsd not to crack or peel In 5 years. 3s
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Bol o. Carbol Salve is the greatest rem
edy for Blind, bleeding or itchfng piles.
It acts quickly and ,curea permanently.
You should try Boro. fl,arbol eaive today.
% cents per box sample free. G.. w.
Beggs' Sons q Co. Ghicag i B. Miller.
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