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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04

baute bos eri1e Garmbaus in Stearns
County. gr seb0rse iener @eieaidaft
pon entidIoiienen Wtdnnern an, tpel@e
f9 in Minneiota nieoerlieBen, ais nod
st. gloub unb gaut 5fapios gum rfers
men Norbmeiten" sebSrten.
Is Gin junses erfinberii9es @enie BON
Winbom bat, mie beri9tet ,uirb, cine
Usai4ine erfunben, tpel@e, ME Der ,Ses
parator", ben &abm BON Der Wail9 ion>
bert. bieieu 'aber aud iofort 3u Butter
perarbeitet.
8 Mie perlautet, beabii9tist 0e,pis
,ReQiban, wel@er ii@ sesenwdrtis in
Gairmont inter Der Mntlase Der Ibeil.
nabne an Der Grmorbuns bes 9iIfss
taiiirers Tborburn uon Der Bant in
Sberburne unb oes @ei9dftsreiienben
Oejtern in 6aft beiinoet unb bellen Bro.
5eb an. %. Mdr3 CUR Verbanbluns
tommen lou, fi@ fur i@ulbis 3u ertldreu,
um fomit benz @alsen 5u entsebeu.
S Nei elmer MaiIenueri iammlun9 pon
Bei@dfttsunssloien, bic lette QDo@e
in Der Martet:GaQe in ct. Yaut ttatts
fanb, Tam es beinabe 3u einem Mufrubr.
Der Stabtratb bate uor &ur3em $lO,>
900 ju llnteritisunss3weden bemillist
,nb aesen bic gertbeiluus oieier Summe
murbe Broteit erboben. @eu. g. q.
Smitb, pel@er an Der unteritltunss>
tbdtisfeit cine berporrasenbe Stequns
einnabn,, murbe BEL ieiuem Beriu@, oos
Spnem Der gertbeiluns gu ertldren, NIT
Soblen uno S@reien unterbro9en. 6efs
tise Sseben wurben sebalten unb 0eeiolu>
tionei. ansenommen, in benen erttdrt
wirb, bab bic Bei9dftisunssloien Nrbeit
unss Milotbdtisteit uerlansten.
,ts gr6Bte nnbsbefie Musmabl bon
9sIij 9ij = aiIer ,art 6aAsts man in StSre5
Don s. $. Bebnfe ba
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04
etaats. 9 0eietsebu,,8.

Gine Der midtisiten BiQs, ,uet@.
lette @o4e I'M Reprdientantenbaui'
paifrte, lit bic ginfabruns elmer pro:
sreiiiuen grbi@aftsifeuer. Cine be,
6auptbebinsuusen oes @eieses 1T,
einen Musslei@ fur steueruorentbaltun'
gen 3u idaffen, bic ii@ bic grblaiier Bel
Qeb3eiten su idulben tommen lieben.
Dieier Musslei9 besiebt ii9, ba in be.
bstreifenben gorlose auf @runoetsens
tbum lberbaupt teine Steuer uorseieben
lit, inbeB npr anf bepesli@ens ooer Vers
ional> Belit. Weiter bleiben ale Na@>
ld6e bis 3u $40, 900 iteuerfrei, ba man
pom ibnen annimmt, baB lie ebrli@ ers
arbeitet iinb uno binterbliebenen @itt=
men uno @aiien nidt mebr ais eine
beideibenbe griiten3 erm0sli@eu, Die BET
Staat nidt gu uertiirSen bere@tist 1T.
Die ein3elnen Steueritufen iett oas
@eiet folsenoermaBen feit: Don Ra@>
ld6en, S9entunsen uiw. uou $40, 900
bis $l5, 900 ein Yrojeut, uon $l5, 600
bis $40, 900 3wei pro3ent, uon $40, 900
bis $50, 900 brei Yro;ent, uon $50, 900
bis $4,000 pier Bro3ent uno uou
$50. 900 unb mebr flint Pro3ent. Da
bic Steuer, mie man iiebt, cine bei@eis
bene unb fir 9fiemanben bridenbe 1T,
wiro bieielbe aud obne !3weifel bic
3uitimmuns oes Senats erbalten unb
gum @eiet erboben perben. Da bic
Grbebuns elmer Grbi@aftsiteuer bel ber
letten @abl burd Stirmenmebrbeit
ianctionirt muroe, ,uirb in 3utunit aud
bic GonititutioneQitdt elmer iol@en ni@t
mebr beanitanbet peroen t0nnen.
Die BiQ, ruel9e ben &abfabrersV:r>
einen bas Re@t einrdunten foQte, Idn9s
ber 2anbllraben auf eiSenesR Ruffen Uis.
epcle<Rfabe anjulesen, bic uon ben
Yanbsemeinben ,,nterbaIten merben ioq>
ten, wurbe 10 lan9e amenbirt, bis bies
ielbe auf Nntra9 bes 0erfaiers ielbit
ab9emieien uurbe.
Cine pom 5teuer.g gomite ein9erei9te
8iu, ,uel4e bic 3abluns Der Steucrn in
3pei Staten, i'm Suli unb 0eouember,
poriiebt unb 8eitimmunsen bafiir trifft,
paiiirte I'M Senat nit 40 sesen s Stims
men.
Cine Bin fur S@affuns elmer Be-
snabisunss>8eb0rbe, i'm Gintlans nit
einem BET ber lebten Wabl an9enomn,enen
Nmenbement CUR Staatsuerfa0un9,
wurbe unter Mufbebuns Der @ei4dftss
re9eln i'm Senat paliirt.
Das @omite fir @etreibes uub Qaser>
bduier erfattete i'm 9aus iiber bic BiQ
fir Rebuciruns Der @iienbabnsT sTra4t=
raten auf @etreibe uiw. ,.m 20 Bis 25
pro5ent 3mei Beri@te. @inen Maiori:
tdtsz8eri@t, Der bic Mblebnuns ber Blu
forberte uno einen 0iinoritdts>B Beri@t,
Der bic Debate ber 0orlase i'm plenar>
@omite uerlanste. 9ta@ ldnseren unb
itiirmii@en Observation-Disclosures unb
@rtldrunsen bei@loB bas 9aus nit SO
sesen 46 Stimmeu, bic Blu CUR nc@>
malisen Yrlfuns unb Beri@terifattuns
an bas obseuannte Gomite 3uriidjuper>
meiien. Dem Mni@ein mad bat bic Biq
penis Musii@t auf Baiiiruns.
Senator 8bitnep rei4te cine Biq
Elm, mona4 pon teiner Municipal:Bes
bSrbe mebr Bonbs ols 3wet 8roSent bes
@eiammt Steuermertbes ausseseben
meroen ourten.
DonneQps 8iu, mel@e bic 8anten
n0tbisen iollte, ibre tdsli@en Abi@luiie
am folsenben Gage I'M gantlotal bur@
Nni@las betannt gu MAIDEN, wurbe im
9aus nit ~ sesen % Stin1men ab9e>
lebnt.
4{E EinentEiin1er Der 0roken Ger
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04
ed),,,tepe.@ej@dtt.

Die llnter3ei9neteu MAIDEN biermit betannt,
bab iie oas triiber pon Sobn @iebe''brunner
8eiiibrte S9miebe8ei@aft an ber Gde
BON Center unb Minueiota Strabe,
lest inter benz Girmanamer, SiebenbruMner
8 Wilburg 9emeini @aftli4 betreiben. Mae
S1miebearbeiten tperben auf bas Beite be-
iorat unb benz 8ei@la9eu uoit Yferben mirb
gang beIonbere NufmerfTamteit 9ei4emft.
Nrr Ssbn eiebeabsaHner,
t-,. DaaI atIburo.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04

9te gisentbiimer Der sroben Ser
bereien I'M 2anbe proteitiren sesen einen
3ou auf Dele, bic beim @erben sebrau@t
lperben, aber mertwiirbi9er Weiie baben
iie se9en einen 3ou auf Qeber ni@ts,
einjumenben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04

2ette @o@e pertiinoete bic se>
iammte Tasespreiie bic frobe @oti@aft,
baB benz Gr>Prdiibenten 9arriion am
20. Gebruar Elm E6@ter@en seboreu lei
unb iest brinst bieieIbe nod ben Ma@<
tras, bag bab GS@ter@en benz papa
auBerorbeutli@ dbnli@ iiebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04
Mrbeiter.85rle.

SIN Mni4lub au ben Dor eintsen Wos
den sebra@ten Mussus betreffs ber Nr.
beiterbOrie Labor Exchange) brins
gen mir auf griuden BON $. W. 8ebns
te, einem Der 8erfiirmorter Der gemes
suus, I'M Mc@folsenben einen Nadtras
in 8esus auf ieue Organization:
IS ldBt ii1 taum etwas Yerberbl,9es
res benten, ale bas sesenwdrtise Spitem
binii6tli@ Yrobuction uuo @oncurren,.
gs 1T 3u oberfd@li4 uno teinem @eiet
untermorfen; in einem Sabre berridt
lleberFuB, I'M na9iten Notb. Das aq>
semeine @eiet pom Nnsebot uno Na9s
frase lit unseniisenb, um bieiem uebels
itanb abSubelfen. ba niemano beute uiis
len tann, ME ii@ morseu Yrobuetio:,
unb 9ta4frase sesenuberiteben weroen.
9dtte Der Garmer int tommenben
Triijabr aud nur cine Mbnuns, mas Der
bette 2obn fir feline Nrbeit iein .pirbe,
t0nate er in inteuiseuter unb iyitemati:
i@er 8eiie gu @erte sebeu; 10 aber 1T
ibm Der Goncurren3sRries aufsebrunsen
elm &f, mel9er idliebli@ aue
S@afieusluit 3erffOreu uno @eiit unb
R0rper ermiiben mug.
Der GrfoIs Der rGr@ause" benefit,
oaB wenisitens cine Metbooe ;ur 60
operation, iowie cine tbeilweiie 20iuns
Der brennenben @elofrase sefunben 1T
9nselesenbeiten, ,pelde in ben lesten
Sabren Der seiammten Meni@beit iouiel
&opfserbre9en ma9ten. Nus ber uns
aniebnli4en tleinen Gi9el entmd9it elm
@ieienbaun,, ,.nb auf bieielbe @eiie tann
aus her nod uni@einbaren pgr&anSe4
eiu &ieie entiteben, ber bas sesenwdrs
tise @ei9dftsiptieu umssit sitalttn urD ben
irifeu S4ritt u elmer Resiernns liefetis1
'Dirb, ,uel4e ii@ in eriter @eibe Elm Sps
item fir ben Austaui4 Der Bxobufte bet,
Nrbsit sur Aufsabe ieut. 1ean luirb
ni9ts mebr pom @olb unb @ilber b6ren,
benn bas @ei@dft mirb ausidlieBli9
bur9 @beds, baiirt auf bic Mrbeitspro>
bucte, beiorst merben.
Das tapitaliitii@e @eiddftssSpftem
beitebt in benz 9luftouf aaer Nrbeit uno
beren prooutte 3u mSsli@it niebrisen,
preiie, nm oieielben alsbann gum b0@it>
'n6sliden preiie pieber abjuieeea; an>
Ders bic @rbe,ter>8Srie: Dieielbe per>
Iuat bic b0@iten preiie fur Mrbeit unb
beren Yrooutte gu 3abIen, mobinsesen
bieielben an ben @onlumenten gu m09>
li@it nieorisem Breiie tuieber abseseben
lperben iollen.
Solanse bic Mit9lieoer berv gr@anse"
tpent9e iinb unb nett uon einanoer tpob>
nen, benOtbist es int Mnfans Elm semif>
les auontum bes seldufisen v9esal
lenber ">@elbes, UNI ben Mustaui9 nit
gu bemertiteaisen;
ie bSber aber bic 3abl Der Mitslieber
iteist, beito mebr uiro ienes l1mlaufs>
mittel auBer Ours sebra@t. unb 3u elmer
3eit, ,penn nur bic 9dlfte ber proou>
eenten mitslieoer Der 0ereinisuns iinb,
.pirb bas @elb Der Rapitaliiten langit
Uerbrdnst iein. Man laiie bieies sps
item crit oroentli& 6uB taiien, bann
,p.rben bic periobii@en rganiteu" Elm
Ding Der llnm0sli@teit. SIS Fam teine
rSn1ation" ober Contraction" bes
l1mlaufsseloes mebr itattfinoen unb benz
8u@er, wel@er sesenmdrtia san3e Na>
tionen unter bas Sod ber &obnitlauerei
;winst, 1T unter alien l1mitdnben bas
9anbwerf 9ele9t.
fnnfAf1 a n ri hAfpAt
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04
JOS. A. ECkSTE|N,
&ed)tSa,t,ualt ,l,to Notar,

Beionbere Nufmertjamteit tpirb ben Ser
hanblunqen I'M Woiien9eri9t probate
Court) BON Bromn unb 9ficollet @olntp 9es
uibmet. - Befstitel merben unteriu4t '1no
perpoui uit6nbiat.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02

The Agricultural In
surance Go. of Madis-
on is now ready to. re-
ceive applications for
it's fire department.
farm insurance only.
It desires to employ q
limited number of
good, energetic men,
residing in this coun-
|ty, as agents in Lake
Same person
to canvass and obtain
applications in the
hail department Of
this company later on.
All persons sufficient
Ily interested. and de-
String to promote a le-
home enter
prise and at the same
time earn a reasOna-
BILE compensation are
invited to call. n o
other g a for pro-
curing agents in Lake
county will be en-
ployed except this an
nOuncement.
Jos. Frudenfeld,
Secretary.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02
CAUSED A

Rush to Get Out Of Dawson Whom It BE.
came Known Boats Were Stranded.
CHICAGO, Dec. "A special from
Seattle, WASH, says:
Writing from Dawson City, N. B.
Thompson Of Seattle, describing the
situation in Dawson City after it be-
came known that no boats could get up
the Yukon this year, says:
"Word came that there would be no
more boats this fall, and it caused the
greatest excitement I ever saw, as there
are a large number of people without
provisions and there are none for sale.
Now there is a big stampede out OF the
country. Hundreds Of people are leav'
ing, some going up the river, some
down. Provisions have gone up to the
most fabulous prices. Flour this morn
ing is worth 81 q pound or 500 2 sack
II believe this will be the last veal
this country will be any good. Mex
year there will be such IN awful crowt
here that q man without . claim vii
be worse of than in Seattle. There arr
not wei 250 good claims in the diltrict
so far as known. There are abou
5000 men working here in the mine
now. Unless there hre more ricl
creeks found, new corners will simpl.
be disappointed"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02
EXPELLED HIS OPPONENT.

Assumption Of Extraordinary Power by
Urugusy's. Acting President.
MoNTEv1DEo, Dec. 2.-Senor Ceustas,
the president, has issued q decree exil.
ing DR.. MIGUEL Herra Obes, who was
minister Of the interior and Of justice
in the cabinet Of the late President
Borda, Dr.. Aguirrae and General
Tjades.
DR.. Herrara incurred the enmity OF
the president ad interim Of Uruguay.
Senior Cuestas, by calling on him in the
chamber of deputies to define the pro.
gramme he would follow in the event of
his success in the forthcoming. presi.
Dental election. The demand was
made in a speech severely arraigning
Senior Cuestas, and implying that the
latter intended to establish a dictator.
ship. DR.. Herrara has been regarded
as the principal opponent Of Senior
Cuestas for the presidency. !!
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02

The legitimate fruits OF the Klondike
craze are now coming to light. Hun
dreds of adventures have reached that
land Of gold unprovided with food for
a winters season and already starvation
stares them in the face. Nor are the
provident ones any better off than those
who went without provisions for the
e~xigenciet OF the case are now such that
they have to divide up what they possess
with those who made no provision to
live through q year. 1t seems a little
tough but what can they do when fifty
armed, starving men draw rifles on {
steamboat crew loaded with provision
and say "divy" or the armed polioema,
Of the district attach the warehouses G
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02
MORSE & MUNRO.

the provident residents and say, Here,
you must divided" It is a Ease Of
desperation now, and everything goes by
the boarn except the law of se)f-preser.
walton. 1t is a serious matter when the
innocent have to suffer with the guilty,
but there is not enough food there fol
all and the government of the United
States is a~nxiously awaiting the assembl.
ing of congress that it may receive
authority to grant ears of transport
ing relief thither. The Pacific Coast Of.
fers to furnish free all the provisions
necessary, but how to get 1t there, is the
question.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02
OCCUPIED METEMMEH.

Rumor That Anglo-Egyptian Forces Are
Very Near Omdurman.
CAIRO, Dec. At is rumored here
that Anglo Egyptian forces have occu.
pied Metemmeh, on the Nile, the main
dervish position between Berber, the
headquarters of the expeditionary force.
and Omdurman, near Khartoum, the
stronghold OF the dervishes, The latter
are said to have evacuated Metemmeh,
previous to its occupation by the Anglo
Egyptian troops. r.
Metemmeh is less than 15O miles, q
the crow flies, from Omdurman.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02

The Cincinnati Enquirer in IL recent
editorial takes President Mckinley very
severely to task for the double faced
course he has pursued in pretending to
favor international bi-metallism. On the
strength OF the declaration in the St.
Louis platform the President recon-
mended the appointment of an inter-
national commission, congress passed the
necessary law and the "olcott COM
mission Was appointed by himself. 1t
went abroad had good success in France
and elsewhere and then went to England
with a good prospect there of securing
the opening of the India mints to silver.
This was IN July. The commission was
asked to wait until October until the
chancellor of the British Ex%chequer
might consider the matter. In the
meantime it was that President Nc
kinley sent a message to congress re-
questing that body to support the action
of the self-constituted Indianapolis con-
v~ention by a favorable consideration of
the rabid and unconditiona! gold stand
ard report which 1t had already adopt
ed. Thus was the British ministry in.
formed by the President himself that the
United States was not in favor of
an international agreement for
the restoration of bi-metallism, though
100000 of voters had voted for this
much at least at the proceeding election.
The Equorer after r~eciting these facts in
lucid language, sums up the case thus:
The compensation for all this lies in
the fact that the president now stands
convicted Of u%nrelenting hostility to
international b%imetallism. which, to &C.
cure Voting support, he pledged his
sacred word and honor to advance.
He can do no further harm. His course
demonstrates the fact that republican
pledges III favor OF international bi-
metallism we're as false as dicers' oaths.
Those who voted for Mr.. Mckinley be-
cause he WAS pledged to international
bimetallism have had their eyes opened.
No man allows the same serpent t. sting
him twice. The friends of bimetallism
can o realize the force of President
Andrews declaration that the b.
me:allists of Europe believe independ.
ent bimetallism by the United States
alone to be the surest road to inter.
national ~blmetallism. Mr.. McKinley'e
death blow to international bimetallism
was dealt in July last at the very time
that the British cabinent promised te
give their answer in October. Their
October answer of mol" was dictated b,
President Mckinley in bis July message
to congress indorsing the Indlanapolil
gold standard report. Senator Wolcotti
report of the negotiations will doubtless
accompany the message of the presiden
in December. 1t ought to be an interest
ing document.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02
Ministe1 Angell Has Renewed
Demands Made Upon the.
Sultan
For Indemnity for the Pillaee.o Of
Various American MiisiopS
in Turkey.
Excuse That the Government
Could Not Help It Not 4SS
Valid One.

CoNsTANT1NoP1E, Dec. 2.-The United
States minister to Turkey, James B.
Angel, has renewed the demands bf
the United States for an iSdeisnity
from the Turkish government for the
pillage Of the American missions at
Khartoum, Marash and Haskonej. Ar.
menia. The porte denies any response
'bility for the piliaging on the ground
that the government acted under the
stress Of unavoidable circumstances.
Minister Angel, however, insists upon
the governments responsibility az
Turkish troops and gen d'armes parti.
Cipated in the outrages.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02
LIKELY TO BE WINTER.

Ill Health Precludes Mr.. Clark's AcCop-
tance Of the Union Pacific Presidency.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-The Tribune says:
Well defined rumors are in circulation
here that S. H. H. Clark has positively
declined to accept the presidency Of the
Union Pacific on account of ill health
and that it has been practically decided
to put E. w. Winter, lately president
of the Northern Pacific in the place
heretofore held by Mr.. Clark. The 40
tual head of the corporation, it is said.
is to be Marvin Hughitt, president OF
the Chicago and Northwestern railway,
who is to become chairman of the
boord of directors of the Union Pacific.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02

Sisux City Journal, l: C.S. Eastman,
sheriff of Fall River county, South Da-
kota, was in the city on his
way to Sioux Falls. He had two
prisoners, John Joy and james Nc
Dermott, whom he was taking to the
%penitentiary, where they will serve one
year for obtaining money under false
pretenses.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02

Eugene Moore, state auditor OF Ne
braska has been sentenced to eight
years in the pe~n,tentiary for the en-
bezzlement Of S23 900 of the insurance
fund. This is different than IN republl-
can South Dakota. Nebraska is "a pop
state. =
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02

J. G. Berry, one of the best known
citizens Of Spencer. Mo-, testities that
he cured himself OF the worst kind of
piles by using Il few boxes OF DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. He had been
troubled with piles for over thirty years
and had used many different kinds of 80.
called cures; but DeWitt's Was She one
that did the work and he will verify this
statement If anyone wishes to write him.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02
Has Teudered His Resignation.

PARIS, Dec. 2.-Owing to the defeat
in the senate, when by a vote of 123 to
lib, the motion of M. Darlan, the min
lister of justice, to shelve the discussion
of the removal of a magistrate; which
had been denounced as illegal, was re.
jected, M. Darlan has requested Pre-
mier Meline to inform President Faure
that he has rendered his resignation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02
The Of

MIR. James Jones, of the drug firm of
Jones & Son, Cowden, ILL.,, in speaking of
DR.. Kings New Discovery, says that last
winter his wife was attacked with La
Grippe, and her case grew so serious
that physicians at Cowden and Pana
could do nothing for her. 1t seemed to
develop into Hasty Consumption. Hav.
ing DR.. Kings New Discover in store,
and selling lots of it, he took q bottle
heme, and to the surprise of all she he
gan to get better from first dose, and
half dozen dollar bottles cured her sound
and we'll. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, coughs and Colds is guar
anteed to do this good work. Try it.
Free trial bottles at c. H. Woods drug
store.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02
Minuesota ore Nn,pmsn.s.

DULUTH, Dec. 2.-The seasons ore
shipments from Duluth, Superior and
Two Harbors are $3.50. 900 tons. This
years Mesaba shipments were 2.876, 06S
tons, and last year they were 1865, 9S5
tons.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02
Hear the famous Oliver quartette
With the Olympia company tonight and
tomorrow night. >..

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.iFi j u. a.. tf.', cry N' tixr aye. u cas-
ia, a2.A rrj" .','-E~ - We tar, <. So: u+ntly
.ni su5 u.s., ri kiinSNt. liver s.lG tnWcls,
,rl!-:nG ;lu eui:s,' SYST M. disc. colds.
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02

Congress convenes next Monday. A.
D. Tinsley and his employer. Senator
Kyle will be there, it is thought, us both
have started back to Washington.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02

!. NJ. Thirswend, OF Grosbeck. Tex,
says that when he has a spell ut indiges-
ton, and feels bad and sluggish he takes
two OF DeW,tt's Little Early rlsers at
night, and he is all right the next morn
ing. Many thousands of others do the
same thing. Do you?
FRANK SMITH
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02
Liver Complaints and Nervousness
Cured.

the above; you feel dull and muggy;
your bowels move irregulsrly and you
have y clumsy feeling about the liver.
As this condition develops you are apt
to grow Respondent. Try at once a bot
tie OF "Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic" ItTWill
brighten the spirits and give an exoep-
tional vigor to the body. II not. setis-
fed after Using one bottle, yonr money
will he refunded by Frank Smith OF
Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02
nvNYANA TAKES FIRST PLACE

Al . Wool Producing State She Has No
Equal.
HELENA. Mon, Dec. ,2.-The first +
port Of the state sheep commission.
shows that Montana takes first place
as a wool producer in the United States.
Since March !. last ~, 1919, 92ly pounds Of
wool that brought an average price" Of
~ cents, or 4 cents more per pound
than last, year, were sheared in the
state. There. are now $50, 1855 sheep
in Montana, a net increase during the
Year OF more than. half "a million, al
though shipments have been uhusually
heavy. Montana sheep are in excel.
lent condition. there not being = single
case of infectious disease IN the state.
Hall Burned Before Dedication.
~FA1RMoNr, Mimi, Dec. 2.-The new
Woodman hall, recently completed in
Waverly township at cost Of $1,000,
and which was to'have been dedicated
next Wednesday, wal totally destroyed
by fire. There was no insurance. The
fire is supposed to have started from
Gil. rags left ~ the painters.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02

Don't miss the Olympia concert and
speciality company at the opera house
Wednesday and Thursday nights, De-
cember l and 2.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02
Railroad Men Doubt It.

ST. PAUL, Dec. 2.-The impression
among railroad men here is against the
truth Of the report that ex.President e.
w. Winter Of the Northern Pacific rail.
way, is to be president Of the reorgan-
lied Union Pacific system. A similar
report a affirmed and denied rev.
eral weeks ago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-12-02
Burt Opens IN Once.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. at has just dc.
veloped that Horace G. Burt has opened
an Office here in the same building with
the Elkhorn officers, but on another
floor, and is there ensconced with pri.
vate secretary and clerks.