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Pennsylvania

STATIONS FOOT at Vest rw, II, y.,I.irI street and Des-
brossts ard Cor'landt s reeIs.
EB-THe leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortlando
str {. !. Ave minutes later than that given below for
Iwsa;y. third streSi st1iiTn. p,,n.. .,,., ,.-
Car New YORK t" fit'snursi 81, cpl g Car PittsourE
s,ss !: ". PES s9iE III II If aa6 c!fTilsnS
.2%Sid'H'S ear, s'f For cn Htn;@s' c S@e 3 r TSi. 90.
G ge,nns,'' Ind ,nap9Ii.' LOU ,viiI 81. LSs,s
SIS aSs i ,. ~. w IS T l:RS'H si.! Gs;e For 81 cit Es1's
.ss" :. NJ. 'SSoGrriHWSEsf2sHR!SIF q HskSpREss-ve.
,! F.!.'G y. M G'nf rar1Fid Inf f2PH RG!!s. s.; t0P PI,,.sur
and Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo
waaMIVGTo, AND rue SOUTH.
7:5a. .s:25, aga. s:55 tDtnins Carr. lo:'5A, u. 1854
pm Cans: 4;$9 G.nias Cab. i:os DINING cas,
~ P. y III ls,lS n yaoS ssn1; ~; ~; s;sIi p p,aI loss ass
Dining cars. i:.a Dining Carr. 4:5o Dining Carp.
souTHIsRN' RAiLwiY.-Erpres., 4:as P. NJ. 1910
Atlantic COAST L1SE.-E1pres. s:2S A N. ana
SApEIEE AND OHIO RA1LwAY.-4:s, ?. II.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and xoRFoLK-nSs
+ ~ NC Tsss Si nS;s AID ,'2 % p; N H, daily s,-.., s,..,o,
l:$5 7 y and p.surosses aud cortlAndt Streets.
cAPE -ExlFrss. 1888 =. NJ. week days.
Ions Branch. Ashury Park unterlaken sunrayG.
$!a s3S, 4:s5; s;a6 p. NJ. sundays, s:as A. =.
$40 NJ. l2:lo. 2:Sl, $40. 1920. 5:l0. 700 P. II.
SunuAys. g:i5 A. NJ. i:l5 I. ".
FOR NH BEIPHlA.
o;l5, 7:25. 7:Ai. s:25. SOB. Gas 1888 Penn. Linn
itc D.. s'5j DINING Car. 1879. 1888 A. NJ. 1885.
1853. 2:ji. $3.50. 4:Y6. G:25 Dining Carr, 4:55 DIN
ing car, h:i3 Dining carr $40, 100. 800 P n.
lS:lO night. sundays, G:lS. $50. S:25. $3.50, 9:26,
v:55 Ltmitrd). 9:55, 1888 A NJ. :35 Dining Carr,
&5N, 40 tpin'nE Carr. 100 Dining Carr; 5:SS
Ticket offices Sos. 46l. aI4, 1893. 1923, III. AMI 26l
Broadway: Aston House; West Twenty.third
Str ct station, aud stations foot or DeshrosSes and
Cortlandt Streets; l Court Street $50 Fulton street,
o. Broadway, and BrookIyu Annex Station. Brook
Ign: Station. Jersey City. ThN New York Transfer
Comuany viii cali FOR and check baggage from
hot Is ard residences through 10 d situation.
J. u. HUTCHINSON. J. X GOD
General Manager. General PaSs'r Agent
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BailrGaas.
Leh;qh Valley System.


Stations foot OF West 23d st. Penn. R. Ri. Cortlandt
show time from Cort and, or pc>orosses St;
for MArCn CHCNK and Intermediate stations
sc Ts;%n;; s'is !. n: daily f1T wll;KEkbAHRE
IThAGAi GENEyA. Q HESTER, BUFFALO. MAO.
dining ar aud chair car TO b Inalo.
.I0:sS. 4 $50 A: NJ. suni.ys only. for BOUND
.io,.a. 1850 A. n. daily, except sunday, for
MACCH CHUNK and int rniciia'e points.
"BLACK DiAMOND EXPWEss."
Arriy,s Bunalo $50 l.. ~: Pullman Ne,til uc Day
al.carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sleepers
.I.'.s. I.,i% i. II. daily, ercsp, Sunday, for
MAuCH tHINE and in,ermSdiatr points:
u nS.sS cp 1'Is p snS Nj tibs s Sos, S1a S"iy; FOR EAsToS'
w IKE aiia + II; GS ~ >,c iaeSp' Ssnn ""S pl for
cipaI Intermediate stations, Conncc.s for ali points
in oal re- ions: chair car for w'ikcsnarre.
w ini;s; silS Pr = sf H5s;'i sc sSs1SF SSn% Sna rr tGr
cipA interim diate stations. Connects for all points
in coal regions; Pullman Bun't Par.o Car for Wilkes
'i,Ss. S,IS P. NJ. daily. for EAsToN and inter
.s.SS, a,Ior NJ daily. eIcer, sunday, Express
for i,Gr sLA AdIn 70. ana 40. P,;nr. Ima ~ IN T yi,Ss d ch ia.
car {" s. at,nst"ns; ,r,p,,o v,on.
FALLS an! III roin 5 West Pullman s,erp vest:
hule train y. Y. TO Chicago. sleciers to Buffalo and
!,'Ss' s,sD ? y. sHlyi eITspi s@pSsy' st ,f,G4gB1p q
GENEVA, ,kocHtsTEN:. BATAVIA, and BUFFALO.
Pul.ual sleeper FOR Buffalo. None hut sleeping car
passengers carried. No baggage car ted.
SiBb. OiOO y. ". daily. for ITHACA. ENEVA
ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO lAiAR FALLS. aud ali
points West. Pullman sleepers TO wi'kesbarre aud
Ithaca.
Additional local rains daily. except sunday. To-
BOUND RROOk and ate points. leave Ms
follows .s;j!, 1900 A. NJ 1888. 1880. 1898. 4:eO,
AID - .55. G:9O J.. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodation at IL. qHl.
27S. 955, ga. and 1879 broadway. ~ +. llth 81. 1875
Z. i25th St. l27 Bowery. y. Y; $50 Futon It.. !
Court st, 9s B'way. AMI Brooklyn Annex, Brooklyn.
n. y. Transfer Co. will cali for aud check baggage
from hotel or residence through To destination.
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LONG ISLAND CIrY,s H4rER SUPPLY.
a Suit to Prevent the Woodsido Company from
LAYING Mnlna.

Upon tho application Of Rufus J. Terry OF
Long Island City, Supreme Court Justice Garrett
son yesterday granted an injunction restraining
the woodside Water Company from laying
water mains in the streets Of Long Island City
and also restraining the city officials from Civ.
ing the company permits to open public streets.
In the application it is asserted that the Wood.
side Water Company has no legal contract with
Long Island City and that the officials have no
power to permit it 10 lay mans. 1t is also as.
serted, according 20 the counsel in the case, that
certain city officials are Interested In the COM
pany.
The papers were served last night upon Mayor
Gleason and other city officials and the officers
Of the water company. II is expected that the
company will make an application on Friday to
vacate the injunction.
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sr,. Death No, Du. 10 Low Mon.

A Coroner's jury decided that the death OF HE
ronymus Breisacher. ~ years old. Of 8 East
l29lh street, who died suddenly after a fight at
a Republican primary in the Thirty. second cleo
trict, which was hel in his house on the night
of Sept. 20. was due to natural causes. Francis
ID. Bell. a coiored preacher. George p. Morrell.
and his father. George Morrell, the Low men
who took part in the light, were exOnerated.
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You can have your own way at
our store. That is the way we
want every person to feel that
trades with us.
We have not advanced our goods
on account of the new tariff or
rise in prices. We give the public
the benefit of our early purchases.
We have on sale a special line
Of fine kerseys. meltons, and covert
cloths, which we line with silk,
that we guarantee to wear salts
factorily 9 seasons. Overcoat to
order $500.
Also an elegant line of cheviots
and worsteds. Suit to orler
$1,000
We give you present and future
protection! Your money back, or
a years guarantee!
SAMPLES. FAsHIoN REVIEW. AND MEASURING
GUIDE GIVEN OR MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS
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The Weather.

The storm which was reported In the east Gulf OF
Mexico remained nearly stationary yesterday. and
VS. apparently losing force on the Southern coasti
north OF Florida fair weather prevailed. The high
pressure remained central over the lake regions,
throwing on cooler weather. The temperature Was
from q to l2 degrees lower in the lake regions and
In the Middle Atlantic and New England States, with
frost throughout these districts south as far as Lynch
burg. Va
In this city the day was fair and cooler. with frost in
the morning; the lowest temperature " as a.. being
one degree lower than on any previous 2sth day OF
September according to record: the highest official
Temperature for the day was 81. average humidity
81 per cent; wind northwest. AVERAGE velocity 10
miles an hour; barometer corrected to road to sea
level at 3 A NJ. 8O.32, 3 T. NJ. O.25.
The thermomet T at the United States Weather Blu
roAu n gtsterrd tho temperature yesterday rs follows:
1897. 1891 1897. 1890.
8 p. ali 6sil2 midnight. .52' 81.
WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
For Nsp ER0iInd and eastern !Sec York. fair.
tDdrmer; resteriv ,cfnds. becoming southresterlv.
For the District OF Columbia, eastern Pennsylvania.
New Jersey. Dclaw are. Maryland and Virginia, fair;
warmer; variable winds. becoming easteriy.
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Death VoiIows nIoycIe Coasuus.

Charles Losser. q ~bicyclist, who while c~oastinR
ct ChappAqua Falls on Sept. IL ran into o wagon
tongue, which pierced his stomach, diod In
Bellevue Hospital yesterday.
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AMBURG-AMERICAN N

TwiN.sCNEw EXPRESS from New York to Plym
outh ,Lo.don). Chertour Paris. and Hamburg.
Columbia SEPT. 80. Q A NJ. $ormannia. Oct. q. LOAN.
A. Victoria. Oct. :, "a y. Columbi OCT. rs. !. ":
=. Bismarck oct.l+.l0A.M. Bismarck Suv. II JOAN
HAMBURG SERVICE, by TwinScrew Mail S. 5.
Palat q. .... Oct. g, ! = NJ Prussia. Oct Is. 9 AN.
First cab. S15 up; second class. $40: ste rag, $50.
hamburg. 4 me ricnn LIne. 81 h~rOndMay.
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MAINE sTEAM SElIlb co.

Only dir, ct line for Co tage City. Mass, and Port.
land. NJ, steamers sal every week day. except
Wednesday. from Per No. IS. +. r.. at 3 =. NJ. Tues.
day, Thursday. and Sat"rigy steamers stop at COTTAGE
CITY en- route; the new ;. :. JOHN ESsLIo sails Mon
days sud Fridays for Portland direct. Come tons
ma lie for Bar Harbur. old Orchard. ROLAND spring.
White Mountains. 81. John. n. H., and all Ea tern
summer resOr :. Steamers httrd witt every modern
improvement for comfort AMI convenience of tourists.
The most comfortable route for all points East.
nHc, s>ita'ing no changes. Tickets may be purc lassd
at Maine 5 :. Compuny's office. No. S13 Broadway,
at tn. ONCE No. ~ south ST. opposite the Pier, and
Thos. Cook & son. FOL and 1928 irha lway.
NORTH GERMAN STEAMSHIP co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS
Kais r. rh.. sept. 3".iP.N. rrav', Tu. oct.le. JOAN.
Saale, Tu., Oct. 5. IL 4. VI. Lain, TIL. Oct. 10, 10 A N
OELRICilS & co. > Bowling Green.
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New York and Boston All Rail-

y, 4, =. II, & II, r. Z am CONTIGUOUS,
From era a Central station.
Leave b way ~ Due
0.0i \, ~, SpriuGn,lI AL, Worcester. $50 y. u.
lO3un \. NJ, IN " lond ~ AMI nruvidpnce, 800 y. NJ.
1909 \, NJ, New London ami Prov! ience, I:8n + u.
l2inr NJ. Springfield thd Wor, ester, h;4O 4. II.
.l;au !. NJ, Sir Line aud ". +. II. r.. B:nD j. ",
! UG J. VI, New LONDON aud Providence, 800 p. VI.
S'bu y NJ. Sew lLuudon md Prov dence. 500 r. u.
4 On !. ~. 'Npr'r suCl aan Worcester. 1890 y. u.
5.dh J.. NJ, 'N"w London nd Prnyil nee, I, ;OG z. n.
1890 4, w.. - r.u-lc' and Wnr'c-'"r, O:lb A. N.
~ 900 4. II. 'Srw Load N and Providence, 8:25 A. n.
-kuUs dali. iuclldiur SUNDAY.
t., stat l. mtCi. all par,or cars; fare OF, includ.
is iur. or gar a.
:Air Lire Limited; arrives AT and depArts from
Park SIu"rr Ftation, Boston. Return service same
hour and by same route.
Through parluT md slcauing cars nv each train.
CT HEMPSTEAD, Gen. Pass. Agent
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WHITE STAR LINE.

MAJESTIC. .StpI, ~, hOIH ItNTONIv- VcI. 10, nOon
Germanlc ..,. Oct. Il. noon Britamn".. Oct. 20. noon
no COTTON CARRIED RS PASSENGER
40, North River. onlcr = Rroaiway. New York.
II. MAITLAND kEitSEY, Agent.
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WISE WOMEN.
Who Heed the First Symptoms
of Nervous Derangement.
Special from Mrs. Pinkham.

Adull, aching pain at the lower part Of
the back and n sensation Of little rills of
heat, or chills running down the spine, are
symptoms of general womb arrangement.
II these symptoms are not accompanied
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MeutrAl.

A T~TENTlOS.-oLD oh. GRlSDLE. RADuATE UNI
"A VEkslTY " IiiE CITY Oh, NEW oisk MEpl,
G IA pEPARTNENi 80 80 EA IA a srnGiALIsT IN
longer est Abiishrd an has had mOrr experience than
any other advertising .physirian; city papers. prove
diseases, pains In homes. red spots, sore throat and
mouth, ulcers, painful dwellings. kidney AM bladder
complaints. scalding infiammRIions. gravel. undevel.
oped organs. weak tack Lost vitality, arcspeedly, p =
manently cured Meu about TO marry should consult
OLD DIR, GkINpLE. Every impediment removed.
clans. Remember. OLD DIR, GIINDLE never fails.
OFFICE OVER y. YEARS at III Nest l2th ST.. be
Hours. 81 too sundays. "t"S. Socharge unless cured.
B"ILIIY.-Go TO the celebrated Halltit Medical In.
"A stItute, where you can consult the greatrst blood
and nerve SPECIAL So in the world free OF charge.
Forty years Specialists In all private diseases Of men.
wnlch We cure IN a few days; also bloc poisoning.
primary. secondary and tertiary, perm Anently cured;
pain III swellinga. bladder. kinney. diseased bones.
piuIplrs. blotches; my infalliblc remedy for nervous
debility, weakness OF uOdy and MUD, y"rivoccle.
weak. undevelopedo organs. Imp, diments to marriages;
lost vigOr re- ,tored, bear In mind. pra tlca makes per.
feet; thousands cured yearly charges low; less than
sny other 81, cialist. GO 10 the Hallett Medical Insti.
tute nrSt; /, is tue test and cheapest. 2i0 East 10Th
ST, near sd ay., New York; no charge unless cured;
no RS y TO 8. Sundavs included,
OiU DU. GREY. A5 years n sprcIaIIai In dis.
easrs or men only. Quickest permanent cure guar.
AntPed In II diseases or money refunded. Blood poi.
son, SKIN diseases. kidney or III dtcr trOuLl weak.
ne'o. nervous debility. errors OF youth. bad dreams,
weak, unheNelUpcd organs, inlpediments TO marriage.
&C. he wise. consult the only old specialist In this
city. once over 30 years at l2h East 9Th St, near
Union square. Hours, q 10 50; SUNDAYS, y TO 3. Scion.
tine treatment aud advice free. Medicine only 50c.
A.-A.-A.-QUICKRS PERMANENT CURE
IN diseases OF mtn; dangerous cases solicited; relief at
once; those d. siring only tirst-class scientific treat
ment should call, The leading 6peclalist, DR., BonschuT,
i27 Wet 22J ST.; o TO 8, Z toS sundays, 10 toll.
nR, BLINN's private hospital, 1T ", 47th st. Cnr.
~ B'wayl. All important cases; mAtron. trained
nurses, etc.
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ocean steamers.

Southwark. S 'p,. ~ liam + iesland =. Oct. l9. noon
Eoord and .... Oct. 8, noon krns ngton. Oct. 20. noon
lNTEkSATIoSAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers IA and Is. North River. once. 8 Bowling Green.
LINE TO LIVERPOOL. v1ApCEES>TOwS,
u From Per 40, y. K. foot Of CIarkson 81.
Lucaria 20 tx, 10 A. NJ. Etruria. Oct y. 2 P. NJ.
Aurania go. oct. ). noon ~Campania Oct. l8,S :3uA.M
VERNON II. BROWN CO, Gen. Agts.+ Bow lingCreen.
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Shortest scn Trips q or N~w YORK..
Delightful tours 10 Old Point Comfort. Norfolk,
Newport News. P"tersburg, Portsmouth. Primers
Point. Richmond. Virginia D zach. Va. ami wasning.
ton. u. c. Freight and Passenger steamers sail from
Pier 2h. North River. every week Gny except Satur.
day. at 8 =. NJ. and SATURDAY AT l p. y.
w. l.. GClLl.ACDEC. vIce-rrest and TrAcnc Mgr.
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nR BLINN'S private hospital, III W. 47th st. CnT.
~ p'wayl. All important cases. mAtrOn. trained
nuIseA, etc.
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Albany Evening Line.

The popular Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN
RICHMOND will leave Old Pi r ~. " H., foot Canal
at, at q 7. " daily Sunday excepted, making direct
connections with trains North, East, and West.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-24
MOURNING FOR SMALL NOTES
Indication Of Business Revival Noted by
the Treasury Department.

Indication Of Business Revival Noted by
the Treasury Department.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-The treasury
department within the last week has re-
ceived a considerable number of requests
for small notes in unusually large guam
titles. This inquiry was entirely unex-
pected, and is confidently regarded by
treasury officials as an indication of i'm.
proving business conditions. At least
once a year the treasury meets demands
for small notes from the West and
South where they are needed for the
movement of the crops. Rarely, how
ever, has the inquiry begun earlier than
the 10th or the middle of July, and
therefore it is assumed that the call for
notes of small denominations is not i'll
anticipation of the crop movement. 1t
has become so general, however, par
ticularly in the South, that treasury
officials ascribe it to renewed activity in
general business.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-24
THE CITY.
& g~vEVI7ltS.

The city Is nearly $50 ahead by rent
ais on stands.
J. b. koehler arrived home on the
evening train.
Roy Boggs of the Mt. Vernon News is
among the visitors.
j. A. Davis was touched to the ex-
tent Of $50 in the>crowd yesterday.
Jesse F. Bulls OF the Centerville
Chronicle and Index, is among the
visitors.
A pocketbook containing a small
amount OF money awaits a claimant at
this office.
A fine crowd, though not as large as
yesterday attended the tournament this
afternoon.
Nj. kaufman OF Sioux Falls spent
the night in the city, settling up matters
connected with his improvements
here.
G. w. ellis OF Mitchell, an ex-
president Of the s. d. F. A., is in the
city enjoying the excitement Of the
tournament.
Arrivals by the evening train were
Mrs. Webb, mother Of Mrs. F. N.
Palmer, Mre. F. @. Sherman, nee Blanche
Van Doren, and DR.. E. l.. Parks and
Miss May Miller Of the Chsutauqua
talent.
Adjutant Brooks and Capt. Campbell
Of the Sioux Falls corps held forth at
the Salvation Army bal racks last night
and will tonight, also, with Capt. Perry
of the new force who arrived this
evening.
Geo. V. Francis and wife Of the North.
western hotel, Pierre, are in the city
enjoying the amusements in progress.
Mr.. Francis is a very c~ompanionable
gentleman and The DAILY LEADER
acknowledges a social call.
The commissioner of pensions has
appointed Doctors A. Stewart aud R. d,
Jennings on the medical examining
board at Hot Springs, s. d. These are
the first changes-in the personnel Of the
boards of South Dakota, but as the
boards of the state are outside of the
classified service, more will follow.
Sioux Falls Press, %: Tore Teigen,
our trick bicycle rider, left yesterday for
Madison, where he will give some exhi,
billions. He is without question the
equal Of the famous Richardson, who
showed here two years ago during the
state fair. A few days ago he gave an
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-24
viii Let Leased Mines Go.

DULUTH, June 24.-The Lake Supe.
rior Consolidated Iron Mines will here.
after develop mines on it's WI proper
ties and let the leased ones go, getting
out merely the minimum required by
contracts. The Rust, Burt and Hull
mines will be given up. The Mesaba
road will build a spur to the Pillsbury
property, which the Consolidated pur
chased last year for over $500, 900 from
Pillsbury and Bennett of Minneapolis.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-24
BELOIT'S BENEFACTOR,

Dr.. Pearsons Of Chicago Donates $50, 600
for a Woman's Dormitory.
BELOIT, Wis, June 24.-Dr. D. X.
Pearsons of Chicago, who has already
given Beloit college a quarter Of a mill
ion dollars, at the close Of the semi-cen-
tennial commencement exercises an.
nounced that he would give the institu.
ton a woman's dormitory to cost $50,
600, and to lie known as Emerson hall,
in honor Of Professor Joseph Emerson.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-24
X MAY TESTIFY.

Judge Fitzgerald Overrules q Point Raised
by Tobacco Trust Officials.
NEW YORK, June 24.-Judge Fitz-
gerald, in general sessions, overruleu
the point raised by counsel for the de-
Tense in the case of the indicted officials
of the American Tobacco company that
Senator Lexow could not be required to
testify as to the statements by witnesses
before the recent legislative investiga.
ton of SO called trusts.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-24

Terrible Accident.-It is a terrible
accident to be- burned or scalded; but
the pain and agony and the frightful dis.
figurements can be quickly overcome
without leaving a scar by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-24
Baldwin VIII Be Let Out.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The efforts of
the members of the Minnesota congress.
sional delegation to secure the removal
Of Chippewa Indian Commissioner Bald
win will be successful. 1t is learned at
the interior department that Major
Baldwin will be removed within a few
days and will be succeeded by Oar s.
Hall Of the Third Minnesota district.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-24

Trains will leave the lake to connect
with all outgoing trains on the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul railway, also at
the close OF the Chautauqua lectures IN
the evening.
A. E. FULLER, President.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-24
AT THE LAKE.
The 1897 C~hautauqua Assembly Opens
at the Auditorium at 7 O'Clock
this Evering.

The Chautauqua Assembly OF 1897
e this evening with a band concert
at the auditorium at p. m. At Z 80 an
entertainment will be given by the
Sappho Ladies quartette Of Minneapolis,
Miss Sybl Sammis, s~oloist, Of Pierre, and
in place of Prof. Arthur Ireland, cornet-
list, Miss Winifrsd Gray, dramatist
reader, of Chicago.
At $50, lecture by Samuel Phelps LIE
land, Of Chicago, on 1.-THE Land of Burns
and Scott"
The, evenings program as thus pre-
sented is a strong and attractive q and
in the excitement OF other dolngs ough
not to be forgotten.
Tomorrow's program will be according
to schedule-opening Of the summer
schools in the forenoon, Round Table a,
II a. M; Sunday school normal and bi.
BILE classes at 2 p. III.
800 p. III. Sappho Ladies Q%uartette.
$3.50. Lecture by Samuel Phelps Le
land, "World Making"
In the evening will be the band con
cert, assembly chorus, and at $50 ar
illustrated mondogue, THE Chinook
Clara Louis Thompson Of Minneapolis
assisted by Miss Sybil Sammis, soloist.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-24

When bilious or costlve eat a Cascaret
candy cathartic. cure guaranteed, loo. 25o
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-24
Free Pills.

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OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A trial will
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-24

Some for ten, some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered from
piles and then have been quickly and
permanently cured by using DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, the great remedy for
piles and all forms of skin diseases.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-06-24
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Rnckun Arnica SrlVe

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-.
CURED. 1t is guaranteed te give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by G. H
Wood.