The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-10-05

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l 'n oI a. d'ei os ~. heIoIIcah administration
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lor lo' kSeepins rs pledFes with the Cubans and
siS'.E .t .he,l thelr independence AS was promlS-
m ;.d 'nJili II, , Mnti war MN spain Wa N'clareh'
ahH'eau "i sen'iihe Il h'rae "' carp"t'oaGsere 10
~ ~ n'iP . ptii piu'iig' IiltiIl @ t-.r., 81,
the people in financial legislation bnt has
placing the country u,on single cold standard
"a, az demanded by the plut"crats and money
Tne sympathy for England as manifested by
strusr@ made b1 the "rr -, 10 l srns
rnnlr Liberty ,"r' WAS 1'>srac" t" co"n, ry with
MANIFESTATION of the imperiali,ttc tendencies of
W. sincerely % hope ,,' that the Struggling miners
OF ia" r., Tn VIII succeed N 1heG fight for exist,
fact evident TO al! thinkln,s peops thar Tie So
pail" i b"mbast and da " "i"1 and i",i sarn n, o
catch la ,In'; votes. ...,;.,
good that has Tor its chief advisor a man like
rotten and corrupt @ in % American % s' p"iitc and
whose ohiy dlSt.nct'on Is II having stolen
and note the turning back of the hands upon
see see It degenerate from Lincoln t" MARI 'HIs Hanna r
, Inc railroad tom,natton OF our state leEis,,
of our other state officials when that party has
be un to govern our state and MnworthH a of
the W confidence nniaa or ~ the people. ~, r;., -
cal aud patriotic administration of state affairs
Resolved. ihat we pledge our most earnest
support 70 o. our gallant leader William ) Bryan
state aud national,
The committee in conference
with the democratic party re
ported that the democrats eX-
pressed a desire to have two
of the candidates on the tick
ct, as mentioned before, and on
motion the report was received.
Nominations for senator We're
asked for and the name Of Mr..
Mr. r. B. Roberts was presented
and the gentleman could have
had unanimous nomination, bat
he positively declined Mr. JAS.
Streets name was also present
ed, but he also declined, and it
looked as if there was going to
be vacancy in the first place on
the ticket, when somewide-awake
delegates moved to nominate
Thos. Street, and as that gentle
man was not present to defend
himself, he was nominated des-
pite the protests Of his brother
who declared that he knew his
brother did not desire to run.
For representatives, after the
usual declinations, two ballots
resulted as follows:
1st bal End bal
@. r. Olson, 81 $
VIM. Schroeder, 30 66
John Adler,
Scattering
Mr.. Schroeder was declared
elected, andf or the second rep
resentative Mr. Olson was elect
ed on a vote of 81 to Is for
Mr.. Adler
For sheriff, Messrs A 6
Smith, Bert Let's, and j. V Il.
Priest were mentioned, but they
all declined The name OF VIM.
koepke was presented and went
through with a whoop. It IS
needless TO say that Mr.. koepke
was notpresentwhen the boysput
up the job on him. He came in
afterwards and tried to decline,
but the convention Wouldn t have
it, and he good naturedly accept
ed the joke. When he attempted
to decline one Of the other candl
dates shouted out ''it's no worse
for you than it is for us, Bill.
On vote for clerk Of courts
Charles Sartf was elected, re-
ceiving 81 votes to ). f Radcliff s
30.
For treasurer two ballots We're
taken NJ r, Ecker rpcaiyinp AZ