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The evening times., 1898-04-07
So A MONTH
An Open Challenge to the
World-Popularity the Re
suit of Merit Only-A List
of Cures Defying Competi-
ton.

The relative merit and efficiency Of the TREAT
fFNT THAT CG RES in comparison WIN All
other methods 81, remedies for making more leo-
I,le well and restoring them 10 the fuA Vigor "i
health is clearly shown by the intelligent Guar
s,ter and responsible standing OF the people VINO
have been cured and being cured 10y thn m a.
,rn scientific treatment of DTs. Mccoy and Cow
den. This method Of rapidly repairing the TISSUES
and building up a rundown system Is unequaieu-
This is not an cNaggcraJion IN any sense oi w
word but is being daily demonstrated py the loI'
lowing testimony OF grateful patients whom tley
have restored TO health after al others had IAN o.
EVERYBODY has been reading OF the ", nders ac,
CoruI,lished aS the result of Doctors Mo- oy ana
Cowden's discoveries The absolute and asSui 2!
cure of Deafness in all It's forms, the radical ana
uerrnanent Mastery of CaarTh I'm all lts stages, me
speedy and complete triumph over Asthma, Nth
all lis apunes and over incipient Consumption,
with al lis teTrlrs has made this treatment noi
only famous but an object Of intense personal IN
tercgr 10 all classes OF sufferers.
Deaf people who are constantly reading the story
Of lost hearing reStoied Caun Z le a. ...--. -
itv as to the nature OF the treatment 10y which
this splendid miracle Of medicine Is now accom-
plished Nor can the sick who are constantly read
ing Of the cure ~ Catarrh, Asthma, and Lung bis-
eases he free from a similar passion Of interest
over the treatment thar acComplishes these al
most equally marvellous results
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TRIAL TREATMENT FREE.

That BlI mny have an adequate and
correct idea of the Mccoy treatment.
the wonderful results of which ar.
attracting the attention of the whole
country. Doctor Cowden has l-ener-
OusIy arranged for "A limited lime to
give to all applicants on their first
Visit "a Trial Treatment Free This
f. purely for educational purposeS
I'm "a few years this treatment will
DE iR general adoption by the pro-
fessi"n. aud il il the desire of its dis
cONerers tina: it be seen and noted
by a. mang people as possible in the
offices of the National Practice which
Doctor Mccoy has institutcd in
Washington.
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Doctor ]. Cresap Mccoy,
Doctor ]. M. Cowden,
7I5 18TH Street Northwest.

Office Hours-e m. to u NJ; 2 to p. m; Z
70 p m. daily; Sundays and holidays, 10 a m.
20 p. m.
The evening times., 1898-04-07
THE WORLD OF SPORTS
Current Events on the Diamond
and in the Ring.
THE GAMES THIS AFTERNOON
The Senator'S Meet the Rochesters
and Georgetown Crosses BATS With
GaIe-Result of Yesterdays Game.
President Rodgers TaIks-Th he Me-
COy-Ruhiin Matcb-Sporting Notes.

This afternoon the first exhibition game
Of the Senators with a professional nine
occurs, when the Rochesters will be their
opponents The New York boys have
been playing a good game so far. and to-
days meeting with Browns team should
prove quite interesting. Yale and George
town also try conclusions. and as the
former administered a black eye 10 Nc
Carthy's nine last year, the blue and gray
can be relied on to put up stiff game.
and in this respect the New Haven lads
Will not be lacking, either.
The evening times., 1898-04-07
SS 90 A MONTH

This rate applies 10 an patients and al di-eas s.
includes al, medicines, visits TO ottcc ,Nsmiua
and treatment THIS rate entities every patient
Co Doctor GOwdCH'S personal attention and IN al
Of Deafness to Doctor NcIoy's almost mi
raCulouS treatment fog the deaf. Ii secure, for
each applicant the most modern. scientific and
curative treatment known 10 medicine in case. Of
catarrhal nature. rheumatism. hldncs diseases
and skin diseases given tlie careful atten-
tun. in fact. every Thing j. done that is possible
for these PHYSICIANS To do in every desiring
Treatment. Tie moderate fec Of - does not de
tract in any manner from The value 81 the sJteB-
ton given.
The evening times., 1898-04-07

From New York City comes word that
Tom ORourke will force the authorities
The evening times., 1898-04-07

A dispatch from Frisco announces two
matches for Jim Jeffries the 2I5-pounds
fighter, who put Peter Jackson out of
business. Jeffries has signed TO fight
both Peter Maher and Gus Rubin. and
will leave for the East Immediately after
meeting Pete" Everett on April 16 The
fight between Jeffries and Maher will
come off at Syracuse on May 90 under
the management of Tom O'Rourke and
will be called for the championship of the
world. Jeffries and Rubin are to meet
in Cincinnati on June 10. Delaney and
Madden viii manage this battle. With
three matches on his hands, all to be de-
cided before the middle of June Jeffries
will be a pretty busy man, and if he goes
through with flying colors he will be in
position to talk championship.
From New York City comes word that
r.
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... ,,,,.;,,er ,,o,,ts under the Horton
law in Greater New York. . houth ne n i''9
ri,,,-1 nave sullivan and Sammy Kelley
for = 21-round contest TO take place AI'l II II
y urder the auspices OF the otod"Mds
,,bIa1ic Club. II has been given out that
The manager made the match Tor 'ht pui
nose of testing the law authorizing p"N-
Inc matches There has been no boxing
in New York since the new adninlSra-
fiou took hold of the city afalrs. Jdli"-
arv / The police commissioners VINO
have charge Of issuing licenses Tor bouts.
have been putting the club manager OF
day bv day Tom ORourke and Dry
Dollar Sullivan were blamed Tor belng
at the bottom of the trouble. Sullivan Is
The politician who really passed the Hor-
ton Law. O'Rourke has been his figure
head in puciliStic matters for years. Ihls
combination was crowded out When the
general scramble for suitable cluhrooms
took place at the first of the present year.
The sports who witnessed the kerwin-
Jones collision Saturday night at the
America Athletic Associations show
have not yet recovered from their sur
prise when they saw the local champion
90 to the canvass in less than halt OF
the first round. says the Chicago Record.
SOME claim. and it seems more than like
N.
IN and although Jones may be
Kerwins superior the white boy
certainly did not give full
exhibition of his prowess against the
colored man. kerwin was around town
Yesterday looking none the worse for his
defeat. He is not brooding over his de-
feat as would be expected, but instead
talks Of the affair jokingly. as if it were
nothing to be knocked out In the pres
ence of over l090 persons. He said that
he did not remember being Knocked
down the first tiNe when Jones landed
his winning punch. which some claim
was dealt with the wrist. while others
with the forearm, but that he did remem-
Der being on his back from the effects of
the second punch and hearing Referee
Siler counting him out. kerwin gave out
that he would cancel his match with
Jack EVerhardt. which is scheduled for
April Is at Tattersalls, and that he would
not engage in another contest until he
received return meeting from Chap.
pie
The evening times., 1898-04-07

Yesterdays game between the Senators
and the Catholic University nine was won
handily by the leaguers in an eight-in-
ninE contest. The playing of the home
team was excellent and the pitching OF
Amole. Weyhing and Donovan was very
good, the first named twirler shutting the
collegians ont without hit up TO the
beginning of the fourth inning, wher
weighing went into the box. The score:
R.HE
c. L .................. 00O05 020-7 &
Washington ......... 005112 2-l6 10
The weights for the Burns handicap, to
be run Saturday at San Francisco, and
which is richer this year than either the
Brooklyn or Suburban, are as follows:
Senator Bland, The Roman. AltamaX. 12S
each; F'leur de Lis, Buck Massie, 125 each
Ostler Joe. 123; Satsuma, l22; Tom Crom-
well, Eubicon, l20 each; Scarborough,
Howard Mann Won't Dance, lis each;
Buckwa. Installator Sweet Favcrdale,
Judge Denny, lis each, Col. Wheeler, ia;
Nincitor BernardillO, Grady, SinctoT.
Traverser. Loeb Ness. 112 each: Salvation.
Wheel Of Fortune. ST. Lee, Soufiie, News
gatheTer. Shasta Water, Personne, llO
each: Summertime. Lincoln IL, Cousin
Loyal. LinStock lC7 each: The Swain,
Yankee Doodle. Scarf Pin, Maxine, can
delario, los each: Morellito Fonsavannah.
imp. Bitter Root. ld2 each; q. b. Morris,
Rey del Blandidos. Cromwell Marcel
Crescendo, Benroe, 1G0 each: Los Prietos,
q, Marplot. 81; ST. Callatine, 80: Fire
Most. King William. Inc Dragon. Adolph
Spreckels, George Palmer. Capt Reese,
Highland Ball. Hermoso. Negligence. 80
each; Dr. Marks, Official. IS each. Sardou.
Royal Prize, Sandow, Greenback H. Mid
Glenn, lnuendo, El Salado, Morana. 50
each.
The evening times., 1898-04-07

kid Mccoy viii probably train for
his fight at Columbus with Gus Rubin
at Cambridge Springs. Pa. He will have
'Nank' Kenny and Doc Payne as spar
ring partners From present I'm dications
Madden will select some spot in the vi
cinity of Columbus for his man. who will
spar with Jim Daly until the match Me
Coy says he expects no trouble i'm pulling
of the light at Columbus. but if there is
he declares there should be no difficulty
In finding Il spot If Rubin is as willing
as he Is. This contest will be an ex-
pertinent with mo" said Mccoy to re-
porter the other day, because / shall
try to prove TO the public that smaller
man can beat a larger one as was demon
strated i'm the days Of Tom Sayres. If
Rubin beats me. ! will be content here
after TO contend for the middleweight
championship l have heard nothing
from Maher but I heard there is talk of
match between Maher and Jeffries
hope MaheT viii give me a battle before
he does Jeffries. and | will be ready to
make a match with him Immediately af-
ter the Ruhlin contest ] received an
offer Of 5000 from the East St. Louis
Club the other day to meet Jack Bonner
and also letter from Parson Davies
saying that Bonner was willing to meet
me at the middleweiGt limit for the cham
pionship. ] wrote TO Davies at Chicago
that the weight suited me all right. I
also told him that he ought to get a s. 900
purse"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02

record at Chenille, Ohio, recently, has
sold the mare, presumably to eastern
parties. Tor $1,000. She also brought
Mr.. Matthieson IN $500 on races. so
that he has made a little fortune on the
animal.
a smooth guy who was trying to play
the town for suckers last evening was
run 10 BY the police and afforded the
officers much amusement by his ready
mounting. He did not like the idea OF
lying all night ic the cooler but had TO
just the same" lie was brought before
Justice Holdridge this morning and get
ting his case adjourned TO IL a.. m. on
his " recognizance. he shook the dust
of the city from his feet and did not
show up for final hearing. lie gave his
name Ms SllAs Hawkins, iiourished con-
siderable money previous to his arrest
and possessed some checks which were
no doub, bogus.
Secretary frudenteld OF the Agricul.
fural Insurance company showed Il
DAILY LEADER reporter today u very
interesting diagram Of the great hail.
storm OF tue 9th OF July AS is shown on
the map OF the state by the location OF
losses incurred ~ the company. The
storm begun IN the northern part OF
Brule county, passed through the center
Of Buffalo, Hand, southeastern vi Spink,
both south and north portions of Clark,
south portion of Codington into Duell.
Aud two Days utter the same district in
CodinHton was again struck nrd the
north part Of flamlin. The great storm
varied from one mile wide III some places
10 fifteen miles IN o,hers, and as II rose
aud fell III places some OF the losses were
partial aud some total. But taken al
together the company rs all right and
viii weather the storm IN good shape
The main danger is considered past as
cutting II all these counties is much
more advanced han IN this locality ano
vii! soon be finished. Mr.. Eruder.
field is closing up his books preparation!
TO the meeting OF the board of director,
on the llth inst, aud was 10 some
trouble TO show US his books End method
Of book keeping. We venture TO say il
would be- difficult TO lind u more in
geuious yet simple system OF keeping thu
varied accounts Of this peculiar business
or u set Of books that arc more neatl!
and Hastily kept. Secretary Frudenfelt
il certainly an adept ut the insurance
business.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02
WILL ACCEPT
Spanish Cabinet Meets to Discuss
the Terms Offered by Uncle
Sam.
A Paris Dispatch Says 1t Is Be-
lieved They Will Be
Accepted
As Soon as Official Permission to
That Effect Can Be Oh
tanned.
NJ. Brisson Says the United States
Will Give Europe Another
Object Lesson.

dispatch from Madrid to The Temps,
that the Spanish cabinet Is to meet
during the afternoon. and draw up
SPANS reply to the United States IN.
swer to the peace proposals. The dis.
patch adds it is believed tho Spanish
government will accept the terms i'm.
mediately official consent is given to
them. and that hostilities will be i'm.
mediately suspended in the Antilles.
In conclusion the Madrid dispatch says
it is generally believed that peace will
be an accomplished fact before Aug. 10.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02

MADRID. Aug. 2.-The Liberal says
that it is believed the Spanish. Amer.
lean commission will meet in London,
and tho points to be discussed will be
the disposition of the Philippine
islands, the payment of the Cuban
debt, tho evacuation OF Cuba and Porto
Rico, aud the ownership OF the war
material In the Antilles
The Chief Burgess Of MilesburR, Pa,
gays DeWitt's Little Early Risers ar
the best pills he ever used 10 hie family
during forty years OF house keeping
They oure constipation, sick headache ant
stomach and liver troubles. Small II
size but great in results.
Cook 4 ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02
The CITY.
LOCAL. HREVlTlES.

!" Wells aud wife OF Watertown
fe Registered ut the Madison house.
uso. Lampert Of Sisseton was calling
us Old fnend. Peter Marqusrt to-
"s' Root, Lea returned from Grace.
me- M'hn., where she had been 10 visit
500.
A''ieF Stevenson came down this
F0'1'ns from his run on the Northwest.
~ 10 visit his family.
NE Madison ball team went 70 Dell
's' Today, we'll backed up by inter.
:ouhe Iadiea and gentlemen.
s'''' ;. Mcintyre OF Hurley drove
""n To-day TO settle up some Chau.
barge. ~ =" ""'
n, :" '"'' game between tbs county and
~, ''''s last evening resulted in
TIE latter, 81 to %, and now the
~ ATE quiet as lambs.
Mo-, WA De /" meeting OF the anti.
,ph, '''sue at tho NJ. +. church 70.
h.,.s. :. which all members and those
,rx " IN prohibition are especially
en- '''s from the cas-. thi. EVENTS
d. ana D. X k0shler aud family, Js.s.
|.d. saa vile, Mrs. Beck, Mrs. Lowe
r.. Ia au d ,ds Jones, Geo. watsr,. .rt
PeSl,s 's1t State supsriu..ud.u. 9,
h.rs' -, Instruction M. A. Ieine .
J, is in , ,ho home is 10 MoCook oou..
J, .uan we city looking over hi. oh.noe,
b the s' o,i.. 1t the Mitchell oouv.ouor
s,o' r r' Of state superintendent.
'e.ivsd : 'aa''s of the Madison hou.,
Pierre = letter yesterday from . ma,
%. the o' : that Robert Ms.this
latte pa, v%ner OF the Dskot. mare
S0n' which made tho er,s,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02
REVELATION TO EUROPE.
NJ. Henri Brisson's Opinion of the Cours'
Of America Toward Spain.

NJ. Henri Brisson's OPP MON of tho Course
OF America Toward Spain.
New YORK, Aug. A dispatch to
The World from Paris says: Henri
B~risson. the premier Of France, said to
The World correspondent:
The course of the United States
throughout the war with Spain has
been noble. 1t has been a revelation
to Europe.
lin my opinion, when the American
conditions Of peace are known, the
world will be astonished. l expect
that tho United States will take pride
in showing greater moderation than
any Of the Old World powers would
display under similar circumstances.
Europe has no right whatever to
| meddle in the negotiations. My gov.
ern ment, at least. will not attempt to
dictate what the United States shall
do. Other powers may try to make
| SPANS loss as light as possible, but all
such representations will be guarded
and friendly. l feel assured that there
will be no concerted action by Euro
pean powers toward forcing upon the
United States any settlement not fully
satisfactory.
II think the United States may be
trusted to orange the future Of Cubs
for the best
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02

Madison, July 30, 1898.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
This Department is especially complete. A fine
l'ne OF WILSON BROS. SHIRTS for Men and
Boys. Stylish ties in all shapes; summer Under
wear, socks, shoes, gloves, hats the latest shapes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02

Sealed proposals. will be received 1T
the office OF the city auditor until 5 p. IN.
August IL. 1893. for the construction OF
two bridges. Plans aud specifications
on tile with the city auditor and may be
seen ut his office. Each bid must be
accompanied by u certified check Tor
elO made payable To the city OF Mad
,son ms n guarantee OF good faith. The
right to reject amy and all bids .s 70
served. WIN. kAF, Auu'to1.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02
.iDr. Feumer's Dyspcpnia Care.

"A the name implies, Is simply for Dys-
pepe,s or Indigestion. 1t should be 81
perior TO the general run OF preparations
and prescriptions because prepared oy a
physician OF many years. study and y,
perience. whose writings on medical
questions are accepted ss authorities
II not satisfied after using n bottle
your money will be refunded BY Frank
Smith OF Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02

The copartnership heretofore ex'st'nR
between w. F. Hewlett and Geo. We'd
dor. under the tirm name Of Hewlett 4
Vedder, grain dealers, has this day oeen
dissolved BY mutual consent, W. r
Hewlett retiring. The business will oe
conducted in future by Geo. Vedder who
will pay all olsims against the 'ase "s"
and collect all accounts due the same.
w. +. hewlett
Gro. VEDDER.
Ne.J,.cn Iuly ~. 1SOS.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02
.nA1LY LEADER
De n,.nS SOUTH DAKOTA.
---r,n,Y. AUGUST :. 1858.

,.-al rine Tasue.
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ts;i:o. 'snnd.y, December 0, ="
bk sfee'' .n.Iss ooiHe sAsS.
m !. depsrts 1900 .. N.
R''ens,si,o 50. =, depsr,s CD N.
bv.lhi' ~ Wn - de parts $40 p. m.
frsiiA'' rnA,ss soixs v.ss.
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No !. arrives 40 p. N.
e.'.e ZEN, So. -, srrlve's:t3
E'tisa.' 40, 3. arrives $50 a. m.
F'Aia' s.,s. vson rns vssf.
go ". .rry.s lo:tna N.
's' r. .soye rain, .,,,y -! p:i p.o. ss:: - III
(ia. ,,,.n. gong east make eoonse''os
w., 70, al points south.
kssa" s,pt.os & nKisroi LtSs.
49, depar.- north, Al $40 y. m
J isl - my. from the north, 1880 n. m
FAel va" :. j. HOLMES. Local Agent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02

Thousands Of persons have been cured
az nile by using DeW,tt's Witch hsze'
Haive. Il heals promptly and cures eoe
zema and all skin diseases. 1t gives 'm'
mediate relief. o,.r
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02

Sick headache, biliousnese, constIps.
tiOn and all liver aud stopacn troubles
can be quickly cured using those famous
little pills known as DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. They are pleasant to take
and never grippe.
Cook l. ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02

$50 acre stock farm for sale ct . bar
gain. Located on Lake Madison, 10
acres improved, about 200 acres fenced,
one OF the best barns 10 the county 4Ox
100 feet. Small houss, we'll etc. Write
or INQUIRE OF CHAs. b. KENNEDY.
Madison, 8. d.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02

Bob Moore OF Lafayette, Ind, says
that for constipation he has found De
Wits Little Early Risers to be perfect.
They never grippe. Try them Tor stom-
ach and liver troubles.
Cook s. ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02

E G.. Blanks. OF Lewisville. Texas,
writes that one box OF DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve was worth 5000 TO him.
II cured his piles Of ter years standing.
He advises others 10 try it 1t also cures
eczema, skin diseases and obstinate
sores.
Cock L. ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-08-02

Rocky Mountain Tea 10 truly a won
derful remedy. Drives away gloom and
depression. Makes the heart Cheerful
with hope and ambition.
FRANK c. SMITH.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-02
Lawton's Troops and Gar
cia's Cubanns Lead
The Scene of the Conflict Once q
Peopled Valley Now
DesO1ated Waste
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SPECIAL WIRE.

BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SPECIAL WIRE
GEN LAwroNs HEADQUARTERS, Rio auama Thursday June
30 D. Press dispatch boat Wanda td Port An
Jamaica July filed Kingston Jamaica, July 03O
Copyrighted 1885, by the Associated Pres Daylight tomorrow
ay) will movement Of the Fifth division under Gen Law
base north and east Of Santiago All this morning Gen.
Cuans have moving their hill the east
have been passing headquarters almost at jog trot
Assuming that 1000 will be depoyed the northeast the
American advance drawing around the doomed city Gen.
Lawtons will move at daybreak.
Three miles ofther position there rises
ridge Santiago valley Southwark from there the troops
look tiny and picturesque old and thriving
Spanish almost their feet Three miles west crownng low
ridge the Santiago valley the Spanish barracks
large building which floats the Red Cross socey flag
Rena Mercedes hospital where according all pacfco
ports located Lieut. Hobon and the heroic
A DESERTED VALLEY
valley, wide garden spot time Of
Now it filled with rank tropical growth covering abandoned
plantations only sign of habtaton between Santiago and Ca
vte Buguro house. hopb country hotel used by tho
corporals guard of spaniards.
Opposite on valley plateau
could city the Spanish the
heights the battery The latter the Americans
slider extremely unlikely.
Gen. Lawton command ridge Caney
slight krmsh expected but nothing The captured pacif
alege Spanish which days
ago been withdrawn into Santiago Of general
plan of concentration.
LINAREs' RETREAT
Spies report continuous Baiqu
This plan said be much against his Wishes but to
forced him by his superior officer Gen. Toa commanding
Santiago evident that the Spanish stand to be made inside tho
strong about the city With wemed for
this stand might well be desperate The othe
Spanard hard ascertain Owing the Cubn biased opinion
ability they predict merely nominal resistance but Amer
cans think At the Spaniards eating
and gathering ngroves suburban where
twenty been captured by American patrols The spands
therefore the hunger Whether has broken their fight
ing spirit not few days will tell.
The capture Cney and possibly the occupation Of the commands