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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-31
THE AMERICAN FLAG
Undefaoed by Parsizanship Decorated the
City Of Madison To-Day-T The Boys
Eulogizs "Old Glo.y" in Pat
r~otiotic Rhyme.

Campaign flag day was glorlouely cele-
brated in this city to-day. The stars
and stripes were everywhere displayed
by free silver and gold standard men
alike. A few of the latter tried to dis
grace the American flag and work in a
little partizanship by putting out the
American colors defaced with pictures
of sMcKinley and Hobart, but the
patriotic free silver men and republicans
would stand no such insult and prompt
ly pulled them down. The American
flag without regard to party or ism was
the standard of loyalty. 1t was a
beautiful and inspiring sight.
AMERICAN BOY.
love that starry banner, sill,
For at the Nations birth
Twas chosen as the emblem of
The fairest land on earth.
Our patriot sires, with Washington,
First gave it to tine skies,
And now OH every sea it floats,
In every land it flies.
IRISH BOY.
love that starry banner, sir,
For this 70 me it means:
No Irish knee is made 10 bend
To naughty sings and qdeens:>
Old Erin's sons and daughters, too,
OF freedom here may sing,
And every lass may be a queen,
And every lad a king:
GERMAN BOY.
love that starry banner, sir,
For in my fa.he land
No hope had ! , a peasant boy,
Among the great to stand;
No royal blood was in my veins,
And 50 l left the Rhine
To seek this home of liberty,
And now that flag is mine.
FRENCH BOY.
love that starry banner, sir,
For in my country-France,
We always cheer for liberty,
And never miss a chance;
Proud FaFayette fought meath its folds,
And from all foreign lands
a beacon to these happy shores
Bartholdi's stsese stands,
soLDIERs BOY.
love taat starry banner, sir,
For I'm . soldiers son,
And often Tvs heard !Atber tell
OF battles fogxss End won;
He marched VIII grand old sherman's
troop
And iosan's Fifsenth corps,
And from Atlantis b Iue Sea
That nag he proudly bore.
NEGRO BOY.
love that starry banner, sir,
For, see, my skin is black,
And I . cringing slave would be
With bloodhounds on my track,
But ON that dag brave Lincoln wrote:
1.-THE black man shall be free"
And that 10 why It's starry folds
Are always Gear 10 me.
YOUNG AMERICA.
love that starry banner, sir,
And I've my reasons, too!
For surely tits q pretty thing,
All red, and white, and blue;
And let me see the boy or girl
Who'd wish to live or die
Beneath a flag that would not give
fourth day of J uly.
s-- ~,~ - 49, 81 ----...--
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-31

It's value as a preventive is only equaled
by it's power to afford instantaneous
relief.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-31

Via any steamship line crossing the
Atlantic, at lowest rates for tirst cabin
second cabin and steerage, both outward
and prepaid, apply to H. r. Wood. agent
of Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail-
way, ct Madison, s.. D.
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w. G.. T. u. COLUMN.

An editorial in the Sioux Falls Argus
Leader q few days ago says: Every
man who cares for prosperity and sobri-
ETY. Of the state should vote for repeal Of
the %probibitory law" Better might
that paper have said: "Every man who
desires the prosperity OF the saloon in
South Dakota and is Indifferent whether
our citizens become drunkards, should
vote for the repeal Of the %prohibitory
law"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-10-31

our citizens become drunkards, should
vote for the repeal Of the prohibitory
law"
Seven years ago we went out Of part
nership with the saloon, and now an ef-
fort is being made to compel US to re-
enter that partnership, but We believe
that next Tuesday the voters Of this
Estate will so record their estimate of any
compromise with the liquor traffic, that
never again will an effort be made to
plant the legalized saloon within our
borders.
However important may be the issues
OF this campaign there is nothing SO i'm
portant for the fathers of South Dakota
to decide as is the question whether
henceforth their son shall be exposed to
the alluring temptation Of the open sa-
loon.
All who sincerely desire the prosperi-
ty of the state, the happiness Of the
home, the welfare Of the young men, the
prevalence Of sobriety and industry, will
make a cross opposite the mo" before
last amendment on the ballot.
They e~nslave their children's chill
dren who make compromise with sin"
aid there can be no worse slavery than
that Of bondage to the rum power,
whether an individual becomes addicted
to the drink habit or a citizen for q con-
sideration sells bis liberty to that most
powerful monopoly that ever rules its
abject slaves with a rod OF iron.
Little will it affect the. happiness Of
the homes of our city and Of this county
whether are elected officials that hold
one or another opinion as to gold or sill
YER, but it does make a vast difference
how they propose to deal with criminals,
and when officers have by the faithful
discharge Of duty incurred the enmity Of
law -breakers, it would seem as if all citi-
zens who wish the law enforced, would
irrespective of party preferences unite
to re-elect the men who have in the past
uoNO aaOou1iOAG oDao LUZ tuOS0 cVll-
doors that would like to carry on in our
midst a traffic, most m~enaoing to the
safety of our children.
| &c 10 g pretty safe rule for temperance
men TO vote for such officers az saloon
men do not want.
Some people seem to feel that because
a man has held an Office once, that no
matter however we'll he may hsye per-
formed the duties OF that Office be ought
not to be reelected because torsooth he
! has received some remuneration for bis
services and that another 10 entitled to
that salary, just as if the Office were for
| the benefit of the individual instead Of
the officer being hired by the people to
| do work for them.
Those who are interested in the sale Of
intoxicants vote for officials that will
serve them, and they care not to what
political party an officer may belong,
provided only he will do their bidding.
For Ocean Steamship Tickets
Via any steamship line crossing the
Atlantic, at lowest rates for tirst cabin
second cabin and steerage, both outward
and prepaid, apply to H: r. Wood. agent
n ~.
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Local Time aAte.
Chicago. Milwaukee d st. Paul Railway, which
,ook effect, sunday, Sept 9, 1856:
TRAINS 6oIHa EAST.
Passenger, No. 4, departs IL 100 q. ID.
Freight, No. Us, departs 6:45 n. m.
Freight, No. "a, departs 7:30 p. m.
TRAINS come wssr.
Way freight, No. 81, departs ALB p. m.
TRAINS FROM rBE EAsT.
Passenger, No. /, arrives 400 p. IN.
Freight. No. vs., arrives 2 90 p. m.
Freight NO. %, arrives 4:l5 u. m.
TRAINS PROM rHR wssr.
Freight, No. 9S, arrives 10 40 q. m.
Ali the above trains carry passengers; bnt
:reights only when passen gers are provided With
tickets.
Passenger trains going east make connection
1t Eggn for all points south.
MADISON d BRIsToL LINE.
Passenger going north, departs 1870 q. m.
Passenger from north arrives, LAS p. IN.
ii. X. WOOD. Local Agent.
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Many political speakers, clergyme Il
singers and others who use the voice ex-
cessively, rely upon One Minute Cough
Cure to,prevent huskiness and laryngitis.
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New York Apples by the barrel at the
City Bakery. JENKs & Cross.
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For sale

A few small buildings, suitable TO
rranaries, cheap j. w. HURLEY.
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Editor Morrison Of Worthlugton, IGd.,
SUM- writes: ".You have a valuable
prescription in Electric Bitters, aud l
can cheerfully recommend it for Con
%stipation and Sick Headache, and as a
general system tonic it has no equal
Mrs. Annie Stehle, 1925 Cottage Grove
Ave-, Chicago, was all run down, could
not eat nor digest food, had a backache
which left her and felt tired and
weary, but six bottles of Electric BIT {
restored her health and renewed Le.
strength. Prices so cents and SIX
Get a bottle at G. H. Woods drug stors
Speed and safety are the watchwords
of the rHge. One Minute Cough Cure
acts speedily, safely and never fails.
Asthma, bronchitis, coughs and colds
are cured by it.
FRANK SMITH.
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FRANK SMITH.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is an
antiseptic, soothing and healing applica-
ton for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, ETC.,
and cures piles like magic. 1t instantly
stops pain.
FRANK SMITH.
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THE CHURCHES.
Order of Exercises In the Different
of Worship In the City
To MGrrOw.

GRACE CHURCH.
holy Communion, with sermon, at
1890 a.. III Sunday school at noo
Singing led by vested choir of children.
All seats free.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The pastor, Rev. A. T.. Wolff will
preach at 1870 a. L.. and 100 D. m.
Morning subject, Joseph Delivered and
Exalted" Evening subject, "The True
Head of the Church." Sabbath school
at noon. Boys and Girls meeting at
$50 p. M. Christian Eneeavor at $50
p. m. Come and hear the ~deliverance of
the Synod of South Dakota on the COM
ing election.
FIRST BAPTIST CHEBCH
The pastor, Rev. w. A. Taylor,
breaches morning and evening. Morn
ing subject. 1.-The Will of Christ" Eve
ming subject, 1.-The Fare Thereof"
Sunday school at 11:45 a. m. b. Y.P
U. al 6:3O p m. in auditorium. Eve
ming service at 1870. Ali come and
bring your friends.
NJ. f. CHURCH.
Class meeting at 10 a. m. A Com
munion prelude at 1880. subject,
"Christ Our Burden Bearer" followed
by the Sacrament of the Lords Supper"
Sabbath school at II M. Epworth
League at $50 p. IN. Epworth League
at G:3O p. m. Everybody cordially lnvi-
ted. No preaching service in the eve
ming.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.
Services at Olson's school house to-
morrow at ii a. In. Preaching 10 the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

public institution may any one strike
another blow
FROM III" pupils " the higher grades
there wAs n Nsfy marked aud commend.
able sentiment Tor Justice IN the punish.
mrnt " the little gltl, aui for u careful
consideration II her FEELING. The pa.
pll- generally regarded that Jcnrir WAS
innocent II Intentional wrong, fact To
hr c"n-il"f"i ~ ~" administration "
III" punishment llrtr are some strong
l"~~ou- t"t Iat"ut- Ani teachers to hr
In-t III punishment IT, Distinguish le.
tween Intentional ami umutrntiuuaI
Ntuu. duiug nui IT, have frgatl iut the
i""llng, oi ia" rnIL ESPECIALLY Whrl ~
wrong l. intended
Parents AMI teachers should seek a
better understanding VI chiM nature.
AMI a." law VI mint Development. Ia
the end that the most effective mpai,.
mai b" used To- bring out, by muratlun.
the best there Is within, ami to lead
children ny toa pHfet ani tturt llfr
e. T. IlDls,Is
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
10 81 BULL Al ONCE.


PRECEDENT klplN hui several II the
director. with hrurrAl Manager trry.
ih,~"ng"r lhhi' Manager ". +. Wml".
hru"thl superintendent IT. I Nuigr.
superintendent Machinrr, John rla,rr
aud SEVERAL other executive officers ~ the
santa r. arrived IN Katon un "a special
train from IA" EAST early tins morning
aud remained her" about tour hours AMI
n hail, after which thrN huatdrL their
train With through orders Tor Topeka
saN~ the k"p"rtrr
While here the officials made general
ln-I"ctlon 0t their extensive plant aud
Discussed plans iur the enlargement, or.
d"tH have just been given Tor u new
wheel shop Just east ~ the transfer
tracks, al-n new paint shop and an ~
t"n-I' II ~ the rounihuu--. This last will
prohahl, take III" shap" ~ nr~ build
ink with tufn-tahle AMI stalls Tor twenty.
i've ~ thirty locomotives,
work will hr c"InIhrncei on the new
buildings nj once aud pushed Ia compile
ton ~ rapidly ~ Io--ibe
This may h~ considered ~ the officials
answer a. IA" Trinidad fake shop r..
unuNal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
Handy 20. Passengers.

What IL considered the most artistic
railroad folder In the world will soOn he
received by patrons Of the Atchison, To
pcks n Santa Fs railway. II revolutions.
lies similar publications, IL published at
Chicago monthly. and contains hfty-six
pages Of the finest bOok paper In - per
cent oi the railroad folders one cannot
tell the time Of the arrival ami departure
II trains. The new folder Il ~ arranged
that II il at once simple and complete,
containing everything u passenger IL
sirss 10 know. An index ~ every train
running over the system Is supplemented
by u iist Of stations ~ arranged that the
old form Of one table Tor east and west
hound time II relinpuished for two sepa-
rate tables. making the time much
handler for reference. The thirty.nins
branches Of the Atchison. Topeka X
santa fe. with list Of the equipment
Of every train between each station,
stamps thu folder ~ the most complete
ever issued
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
4 NI>Ir ~ TuE HoML OF IuE rREs
lbiNI.lltsI,

J,
seven dal- after the great republican
victory II November ID last the writer
found himself In Canton Ohio, which
hal iOr several months been the continu.
Gus SCENE Of great but orderly excite
mrnt. Marching myriads, martial nu.
sic. waving banners aud gay regalia al.
ell the days with busy, joyous life, while
bursting bombs, Roman candles. parti.
colured lire and brilliant rockets Danish
ell the darkness Of the night. Hundreds
Of sp'sches, many ~ which will becouir
classics OF political oraiory, we're deliver.
Ell by the popular idol, Major Mckinley.
all II which are rrplrie with lofty patriot.
ism, profound statesnlanship aud Am-Ii.
eau thought aud not one IL which con.
tains u sentiment which II not Ia the
siricte-t harmony With guod taste and
courteous manners.
The hrut thing which attracted ones
attention was the universal display Of
pictures Of the preslirnt.rlect from the
lofty towers Of the city hall tU the win.
dowS Of the private residences Of the
rich and the c,s. cottages ot the working
people they we're every where cUn-picuous,
while the beloved stars aud stripes ~
Old Glory tluttered III pride Of place high
O,er all. Across north Market street "a
beautiful triumphal arch hal been erect.
ell. under which three.Quartsrs u n mil.
lion Of peOple had marched Ell route 10
that simple two story house which has
been mere In evidence than any private
house In America has ever been before.
Just a. | arrived In front Of the house
the president elect Appeared aud with
that amiable cOriiAliiy which wins the
hearts II all who nleat hinI. called me by
name aud FASTENED 10 greet me with
hearty hand shake,
A. the question II often asked, "ls he
distant, Il he cold" give our lrst ~.
Lutte literally Said !, didn't We get
there In great shape" Like u genuine
western man. he slapped me heartily OF
the shoulder aud laughingly said,
Didn't We taught" Aud there stoOd
In the presence ~ the ruler Of our mighty
republic. the only one who had ever risen
from the humble but honorable rank ~ a
private soldier "a that lofty eminence.
hsi known him ~ private citizen. n
lneinber of congress, ~ governor Of ohio,
and now ~ president and he Is to-day
what he has always been, that highest
type Of civilized humanity, q plain, uGas.
Stunning. quiet AmericAn gentleman.
What u sublime contrast was here pre-
aented hetv@n this severe simplicity and
the naughty pomp aud circumstance, the
guards aud the lackeys which surround
the seions Of royalty 10 keep their hum
BILE subjects from between the wind and
their nobility"
Entering the house We arsi came 10
the once, which was also the room where
the major La his friends yet call HIM re-
oeives his almost innumerabls visitors.
Daring my four hours stay probably four
hunArsd ssstAsnssa sAlIsd 70 pay thslr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
Afler t.s,,nI.

Black Jack" aud his companions. at
last accounts, were down IN the state Of
sonora, and thu Mexican army was after
them. Deputy Marshal l.nmis WAS pa.
trolling the linr with his shot gun over
his shoulder. a. see that they did not slip
back into this country. These outlaws
fear AMI hate l.uDnis more than any
other oAicrt, ani W u" event ~ Skin.
mIsh viii do all Of their -hunling H..
wards HIM. 4 friend warned loomi- ~
TITS the other LAY and urged him Ia IT.,
~b'dc other officer taxi his place. Lpm.
I" rriu-'Si Ia abandon the chase, remark
lug, luu must tenwmber that | have
Ihr same kindly feeling fut them that
the, have Tor mr. lNrd-hurg Liberal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
Weeklg Gitizs,l
ROB IHROuGH HIS hOpY.
mexiesn Railroad Lsbcrer Hssn with
q Sad Accident.

Sac hcctdent,
The Arizona n New Mexico company h
changing ita roadbed this side u Clifton
IN "r,ier IL make II more secure during
ihr tipd feason. says the iordshurg Lib.
gsl la doing this work considerable
blasting has b~en necessary, " do which
SINE experienced miners were act at the
work. A Mexican who has worked n long
time In the mines had drilled hole
sbuut twenty feet deep. aud was putting
IN ~ome dynamite. he had one stick In
anil tsmped down. using All iron lamp.
| " rod some twenty feet long aud ,hre..
quarters ~ an inch In diameter. lie had
b. charge properly placed aud started 10
withdraw the rod lie had II n,arly out
vhen II slipped from his hands and fell
In the hole. On striking the dynamite
Ihr conclusion was NJ strong that Il
caused All explosion, throwing the rod
out % the hole. When the rod went
Down the man had evidently leaned over
|,h, hole. and when II came up II caught
hin Just below the shoulder. Eighteen
Iie,t " this roi went through the mans
b., aud then II stuck. The other work.
| pr rushed 10 his aSsiatance. The rod
leui not be- pulled back. aud II tpk the
n tied -fO'tS Of thrr" strong mrn tu pun
Do through. The mans fac" wa- ALA ter
= rb, cut. Notwithstanding these terrible
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

formed. refined. very earnest In her work
and commanded respect. The War Cry,
the Official paper Of the army. was sold at
i've cents n copy, aud n little later a col.
lection followed, but the nickels hit the
box very shyly. The army Is In Albu.
qu"rque IN stay. and when the peculiar
melhod a. vogue among it, members Of
rounding w sinners Is inore thoroughly
understood. aud the vast amount " goUi
the Organization la, accomplished
throughout the world Is fully compre.
hrndrd, no right minded person Will say
them nay. No religious basiy has n corner
on salvation, aud We Will take that kiud
u medicine from la~1ie IN blue ~ will
ingly ~ from any other source. The tam.
bnuiine briga IL has All Interest In the
body ~ well ~ the sOul.--Ssn Marcial
bee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

HE f"ai"i~ ~ tins paper viii he plea.
~l l." learn that there II nj beast one
dreadful hi-"a-'' that -cirnr" has been
ahl" Ia cure ~ all It's stages. and that l.
ratarfh HALL talarrh cure II the 0nl,
p-itlN" eur" nov known a. the m"ilral
fraternity, taiarfh being IA constitution.
al disease, frqulfr- constitutional treat
ment Halls Iatarrh cure l. taken Ia.
"rnally, acting ilTrctl, ulDn the hlud
AMI mucous surfaces ~ the system,
thereby destroying the foundation II the
di~"a'f, aud giving the patient strength
by hniliing ny the constitution and ~,
-lsting nature ~ doing liz work. The
prnprlrt0rs have ~ much faith In it,
cutatlv" pIwrrS, that the, offer une Hun.
df'I Dollars Tor any "a" that II fails Ia
cure. send fur list ~ testimonials
Address + j, th"nry n Go, Toledo, a.
sold by druggists, zoe,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
MARS ANu NtNIS.
Monthly in.p-ci,"" aud ii"p ct the uusrd.
~ TIT. tny

monthly Inspection aud top oi the Guards
"f ,h,. iny
The assembly sounded III Armory hall
last evening nj n:su for the regular
monthly arm AMI Inspection Of Tom.
pay Il. The time st loo the assembly
wa- S;lj, but owing to several young dls.
riplrr II Mars having to wall Tor their re-.
-Is.ctiNr Venus e. take a last l,uk IA the
glass 10 s..' II her hat WA On straight,
The, were late Ia reaching the ttmnt,,
thus DELAYING Ia, dtill u lew minut, =.
The captain tImri "A little under his
breath. hut let the culprit- down easy, II
l. supp '-.,i. "n lh. ground that he knew
how II wa- himself.
4 lively driil followed roll call. sue.
crcdrd hy the inspection " the cornpan,
hy Ii. col. John kuta,lsiIs. who found
everything Ia neat and satisfactory con
dlliOn. the condition " arm, having been
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
CERRILL0S CuLLiNGS.

PROM ~. ktstlrt
MI-- Mira llarknr-- Is eSpect.i u visit
'"rrllI"- friends during the holidays.
Mr.. &C. 'rlcr received handsome
hor~" ani fharton this week ~ u gin
from her husband.
Ani now w. learn that 4 counter claim
has been sci up by -In- one Who would
TX" Ia gohhlr the Bob Catlry" strike.
h, e, lutrrbaugh has moyei his fam.
lily a. town from bulOfe-. They occupy
Mrs. Rasmussen house on the south side.
The new -lon" building erected by Rn-s
nrllilh nj thu c"Tnrf IT Railroad avenue
AMI First street, /, an ornament a. the
town,
Ma~lurfad" costumes fuT the Christ.
mas might tall l-a lrgilng topic of lis
cu>-luu IN irtflllu- aui Mairld aTiAl
circles. That lhr hall viii h. success
E'-'- without ~aiing lh"-' receiving IN.
Nllatlon- should hear IN mind they must
be- shown AT the i0or,
That ait. rich. glI--y sheen, ~ much
aimlTri IN HAIR, ran L. secuted ~ the
li-.' III AYERS Hair llg"r All the a--l-
tAnr- that nature requires a. make the
hair strong, beautiful aud abundant /.
supplied BY this excellent preparation,
Cob" Pitts Is holhLg down IA. lrans-
ff dssk u the local freight depot ios The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
This IL your OpIori So.

On receipt ~ ten cents, caAh or stamps
q generous sample will b. mailed II ia"
mos, popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
tEIy's CRAM BNlml suhc,snt Ia demon
s,rsle the great merits of the ruinedy
ELY BROrlIERS,
\ o. Warren ST, New York City.
Re, John Reid jr.. 81 fr,At Falls, Mont +,
recommended Ely's Cream Hahn, Ia me. !
can smI,hAaiIe bis statement, 1T isA posi'
Tvs cure sor ca,arrh " nSed a. directed -
Rev. Francis W. pOols, Pastor Central PreA
Church, HslsaA. Mont
Eiy's Cream Balm u the acknowledged
suys for esiassh and contains - nessoaSy
ass - Aassssss asse rsas@ % s.AA