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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-06
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FOR sALE-FTame. 2-story building. INK
80 drop siding. tin roof heavy fofEt
and studdinr. large carriage elevator.
Can b taken down 81 sections and re-
bullf IS an ] LIVERY barn. Wholesale
house or general store Cost 20 buiid
years ago. = 90. price. 3 90 Anchor
TRUST 90. S--tf-a1r-U ed-fri
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FOR SALF-No. 15g. 7-roon house. cot
tage l61xi48 feet, on "A corner. south and
east front. bath. city water. harm. man
tel and CRATE. shade. fruit, fenced sF-
crythiug in perfect repair. = 80. with
IN 5 blocks 81 Douglas. on Topeka ave-
nue. Chas. X. FreemaG * Co, if2 +.
Douglas avenue. U-zt
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FOR FSALE-Modern house. 9 rooms,
barn. fine fruit. fenced. cement walks.
cellar. cisteru. 20 feet. a very coy home.
south OF Oak street. Tucker s. Dickson,
% +. Douglas. 0-lt
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FOR SALT Residence. 2-story. rooms.
well finished cistsru. cement cellar
isx2A city water, and al modern Inn
rroverneufs. lot 15ElW. fenced fruit
trees. all klndE good barn good lpcsf-
ity ] block from car line. Si-ssa. 80 =
Seneca street. sf-1ssE
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assolt g. ~ WIS give Ec~4 kszsAE fs-g
pr1gsTfF Ee8 casa F-aFsss le- street ss0sEl.
Co J. 81 Bo@uecz rzEr s<oENtek
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FOR gALE-A uunheT one 5-rb0m cot
taZe. shade. - feet No. ~ =. wash
irrton. roc F. T. Spencer. 7l-lt
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The nan who is envious of evil-doers VII
.oon be an evil -doer kimseif.-Ram S Horn.
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F0H ET&T-SGlgf XII a < KfBfss
.--1-------Ss~sess<--~--~
FcE EENT-- GO sgs& fF0l qas % teE =
Erogg. 2 Z S.sGSe<. ~
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LOST
.sCFLLANrOUs

A GOOD 4-room house. 70 feet ground.
close in. good street. tax tile price 10.
lsreal Bros. a-i
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TAX TITLES and certificates bought. soit
or loaned upon. and TAX utlea perfected.
Isean Gcvl0n. G-Fuu-H
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No matter how violent or excruciating the
pain, the Rheumatic. Bedridden. Infirm
crippled, Nervous. Neuralgia or Frustrated
with disease may suffer,
Radway's Ready Relief VIII Afford Instant
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-06

POP SALE-Ep lH-sl9 1-TecFn srse.stsarg
cottage. co-neE. M - = ia. gfice -
Gscs4 - sEZs- formerly t. Heats ~
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FoR sALF-Elx-rp0rn house. v1fl er
without lots Inquire 58 Alice avenue
7s-efr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-06

Washington, Feb. 5.-The house today
during it's entire session had under con-
sideration the bill making appropriations
for fortihcations and coast defenses- Lit
tie interest seemed to be manifested in
the proceedings, less than one-half of the
members being present during the ses-
sion. The bill was passed by the house,
carrying $4,144,912 against $9,5177 al last
wear.
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FOX sALE-No s. Broom. 1-s'1ry
harase Eh1ft8 feet. nerfh and east frnHt
rg71sn rea3v uzneref shade. barn. car
rage house. chicken house cellar. fruit
f5 the nora rsrt o. ire f.r5. 8 -. One
~ ire hest lorarl0ns in thf city Chss
-. 7l-Ef
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pay for this cherished dwelling place, and
possess it as their very own; a cosy nest
in days of sunshine. a refuge in time OF
trouble, shelter freside, home.
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MALE HELP WANTED - Distributor
wanted, responsible, SEQ per Loco Send
pies. Crescent Co, 1451 Montana St,
Chicago. a5-1t
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For aHv additional information apply
- Capt Prank -. Baldwin. ACTING r 8.
Indian Agent ll-llf
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FOR SALE
Cottage. s rooms lots. on North To-
peka, $500
Cottage. 5 rooms. barn. 81 feet. corner.
east front. fine shade. 1901.
Cottage. 6 rooms. % feet, close 20 bust
ness. 500.
Cottage. rooms. barn. fruit, ? acres.
S32s
Cottage. rooms. lots. SEQ.
Choice 10 acres, good improvements. al
a bargain. TUCKER & DICKSON.
20 l.. Douglas.
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MALE HELP WANTED-Work at home
furnished people of either sex. at good
wages. For full information address
Labadie Art Company, Kalamazoo.
Mich 2-6-ft
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FOR SALE-MISCELT.A EOGS
---~------~--~~----
kfr-E ~ 3 stove fer ) cents per rsg,E.d-
ana ~ fneFz 3D. FoIr stove free Z
charge Peerless stove ca. Sls y. AAin
stre@r E-3tE
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NYANTED-Furuished room by a gentle
man. close 10 business center. Address
X Eagle Office t1-9tx-v sd-fri-sun
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NTED-Blliiard and pool table Ad-
dress The KlondIke Saloon. Jefferson,
Okla. est ri-gun-Wed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-06

WANTED-Ten farm hands. 4 good car
penters. no others. women hotel cooks
II diniug-room girls, laundry women
news agents for runs on railroad
kenWorthy Employment Agent 7i-Itx
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WANTED-f0o aues 70 clean and smoke
stacks 20 paint. also. ali kinds % iron
painted and repaired. iron fence work
speciality. tarrsd roofing. All work
qua rautced. Address G.. q. Clun, 1915 =.
Douglas. G-3tx
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FOR SALE-Good broom house and p
lots OF gardening land barn large
enough for head Of horses. and all 9th
er improvements: 90 budded fruit trees
and grapes, only . miles from town.
VIII sell cheap. Inquire OF Th0s. g.
Rich. mile south OF Masonic Home. or
of apple peddIer corner Main and Doug
las 4l-ltN
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WANTED-VItriaed brick and elnder side
walks 20 build J. ?. Furlong. Telephone
l2 SO Z Douglas avenue.
ss-sun-zef-fri-tf
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TANTED-T'se % Smith Premier Type
writer in Office in exchange for short
hand and Jype-EritlnE- Address NJ ii,
Eagle otiice. 1D--tX
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WANTED-MISGEL
WANTED-Young people who work dur
ing the day 10 call and investigate the
splendid facilities offered IN the night
classes Of the Wichita Commercial Col
lege. r. II. Robins. Pres. Tilt
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WANTED-Few head Of stock cattle win
tered. coo Hewett avenue. Yves:
Wichita 71-6tx
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FOR SALE-No. 155. 8-room house. 2
stories. cellar. cistcrn. city water. barn,
hen house. fruit. shade. i01xls0 feet; ev-
erything in the best Of repair. on Cen
trial avenue. $3.50 Chas K Freeman
& Co. 102 T.. Douglas avenue u-Zt
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VsANTED-A drsr-clsss tenant for 515 y.
Topeka avenue. very desirable location.
especially 50 for travelling man. Can or
address y. J. Illus, us = Lawrence
avenue. si-lfT
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wealth. Before applying for patent get
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and handsome views of Washington
sent free. Write today. Copp & Co.,
Patent Attorneys, Washington, d. {.
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WANTED-Stout. active. young man
German preferred) to learn trade. In
Quire b. W. Gibson. second floor, over
Steffeu's BOn-Ton Bakery. 71-2t
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VA TEL}-Scccud-hsE engine. light
stem or gasoline. must b IN good con
citloa. - 5-norSe power J. II Sane
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WANTED agency 20 sell your real
estsss Ne spend cur money a1ys-tss. *
r. Csz sea 3 y prlcs riEa2. Dean Cor
DON 5g-sara-yresi-.f
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WANTEI5-To rssxs farm Sans CT Kzz-
szz ans Okla h3znA properties .-s-1-sla
-edrW * b.51E- Wl154ta. Kan &3nas
& Az-le lSG
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v-A%TED-A vail show case for niiii-
nsry Address show Case this offce
Ea-fIr
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- 49, "t---=ltal" ~ Topeka kauasa
the .sourfer." a. Winfield. karra-. tha
Builders and Traden' ES@hEHEr. hS.
Nebraska and tHe = inft~n Ware
house. ialg state 81. Chicago. llIaaif. sui
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MALE HELP WANTED-Wau Re
liable gentlemen in each town, SIS week
and office expenses; position permanent;
send stamped addressed envelope for
fun particulars. Nilday d Hutton. Phil
adelphia, Pa. 2-6-1t
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YVANTED-Go0d team. wagon and hzr-
ness. horses must weigh Lza9 at least
must be cheap tar cash - ; poplar.
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AGREED On FIVE.
House Naval Com mitte- Settles the Ques-
ton az DryIocks.

House Naval Com mitte- Settles the Ques-
. ton az ~Drydocks.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE con-.
struction of five modern drydocks capa.
bic Of accommodating the largest bat
tleships was agreed on during the day
by the house committee OH naval at.
fairs. They are to be located at Ports
mouth, N. H., Boston, League Island.
nea Philadelphia. Algiers, near New
Orleans, and Mare Island, neal San
Francisco. These docks, all Of which
are to be entirely new structures, are to
be Of wood. except those at Algiers and
Portsmouth. The indications are that
the dock at Portsmouth will be built Of
stone from nearby quarries and that at
Algiers of steel. The decision Of the
the committee was the outcome OF a
protracted and at times animated dis.
cussion. The final vote choosing the
points named was ! to 8.
More Vessels Proposed.
There is a strong disposition in the
committee to increase the navy, IN adj
dition to the three battleshlps recently
authorized. by the construction OF some
| of the smaller vessels of war. 1t wa.
stated that the committee may author
ize the building Of about 10 torpedo
boats and torpedo boat destroyers, cost
ing in the n~elghborhood Ct ST., ooO,OOl
in all. A movement tor this lncreas'
will be made by Representative Bull o
Rhode Island, who will submit Il mo
ton calling for the construction OF
number of both OF these Glasses o
boats, probably six. Others OF the com
mittee are favorable 10 the increase an'
some important action is looked Tor.
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COURT AT KEY WEST.
Naval Inquiry Board Finishes Its Work
ut Havana.

Naval Inquiry Board Finishes Its Work
mt Havana
KEY WEST, Fla. March 1.-The
United states lighthouse tender Man
grove has arrived here from Havana,
having on board the members OF the
United States court OF inquiry, APP.
pointed to inquire int the loss OF the
battleship Name.
Captain Sampson hopes the court
will be allowed to its slttlnS>
on the battleship Iowa, now near Key
West with the New York. The greater
part of the investigation that remains
will consist, unless the court returns
here, OF a careful study Of the plans. II
is not thought that it Will be necessary
again to summon the Survivors OF the
Maine. officers or men. now at Key
West or scattered throughout the fleet.
The court has no prophecy to make as
to the further duration OF Its slttings OF
rs to when or where the findings vii
be promulgated. Captain Sigsbee vii
probably remain here with Lieutenant
Commander Wainwright to superin'
tend the wrecking OH behalf OF tn,
| government. Chaplain Chadwick i
| expected to remain TO care tor an!
bodies that may be recovered.
The court called upon Consul Gen
eral Lee to bid him farewell and subse
quently Captain Sigsbec said adieu {
the court.
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WOOL SUITINGS,=
PAST ALL COMPREHENSIVE.
tublic Unable to- EealiZe the Terrible
Conditions Existing in { uha.


Conditions Existing in uha.
WASHINGTON. March l7.-Colone]
Myron NJ. Parker, who was Senator
Proctor's companion III his trip to
Cuba, in an interview with a Star re.
porter, said:
''You might believe, but you could
not realize the condition Of the recon.
centrados in Cuba. 1t passes the com.
prehension Of a man accustomed to the
usual phases of life. Their emaciatlon
is terrible, their suffering Undesirable.
We saw warehouses full of starving
women and children. These people
have been forced into the villages and
the towns by the Spaniards, and the
whole country where they Nved nas
been devastated.
"In the ride from Havana to Sagua
Ia Grande. a distance of about 200
miles or more. the country presented a
picture of d~esolation. For miles and
miles the charred stalks of the burned
sugar cane showed where the torch
had been applied ty the spanish and
the insurgents alike.
Insurgents Stronger Than Ever.
The best people in Havana told me
that the insursent army was never as
firm and strong as it is today. 1t gets
q very large proportion of ITS medical
supplies right from Havana, and its
discipline is said to be all that can be
desired. The insurgents have complete
control of the provinces Of Santiago de
Cuba and Puerto Principe. They claim
to have all the supplies necessary for
their subsistence, having great herds
of cattle. besides ~cultivating a large
proportion of the land in the provinces
mentioned. What they need is arms,
ammunition end clothing. 1t is gen
orally understood in Cuba that the
insurgents known as presentados, wht
came in and gave themselves to the
Spaniards in response to h offer OF
pardon, were all men who had me-
with the dlsfavor of Gomez because
they had disreCarded the discipline II
SO ~ioidlr onforc"i - his or~nv
Contracts Are .ned.
LONDON, March 1.-THE final con
tract providing I rlhe sa.e OF the war
shire Amazona> and Aimlraute Abrou
oil to the United states has beer
signed. The price Is something ove
900, 900 $500. 900 for both ships. Al
American crew Is expected here iron
y u to take possession OF the ANA
aonas on Friday.
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Rlom,e Seeker Excursion.

The Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
railway company will sell Home Seekers
excursion tickets to nearly all points in
the western and Southern states for one
lowest full rate plus $500, not a ticket to
be sold for less than $500. Tickets will
be sold March Is, April 5 and -. 1898.
and will be good to- return any Fri
day or Tuesday within II days after sale.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-17
Liver Complaints and nervousness
Cared.

No complaints are more common .n"u
,hs .hove: you feel dull and muggy;
Wv. W.. towels move irregularly and you
have y clumsy feeling about the liver,
n 40. h condition develops you are APT
to grow respondent. Try ~ once nH 1--we
Ito OF DR.. Fenner's BLOOD oo" ana Il will
Remedy and Nerve Tonic. xo "m
brighten the spirits and give an es .,;p
tional vigor to the body, IL not sasIs
fed after Using one bottle, your uo"e y
will be refunded by Frank om''n 0
Madison.
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he CITY.


p,s G,r,on went To Howard on tie
kyrain- tram.
Arrivals from the east: r.. II. Jacobs
ksi Mrs. jas. Shaw.
IaB,rlaud departed for Manka'o TO
IT, few months with her grandpa
kents.
ia Borland departed for Manka,o,
Man,. "a liz. a few months with her
E-aldlarrnts.
Miss Lz1,e McClarty who has been
slstin- her sister Mrs. NJ. ID. McGllli-
sr.y f,r a week returned home 10 Sioux
r.y.
LITTLE Willie Stearns, son of ". 1.
|E'earns, j. sariously Ill with pneumonia
kai pl~urlsy and is having n close run
I b. he.
A~,a.ent for the mel. Of section IL
III. arrived ut the CLERK Of courts
Is. To- lay for Geo. Renaer. OF Went
FottA ta%nship.
Sup Irwin and division freight and
~a,senGrr agent Willoughby arrived III
l4-ir special eur from the cast and wen'
lor.h this evening.
Miss sadie Cramer formerly landlady
p lie Lake Park arrived from Woon
Fac6r' on the morning train and is thu
Eae-' I Miss Kate Mueller.
lie high wind Of Tuesday last n
elouN Fails picked ny a stretch OF sid
wax nt,i struck the l2-year old son o
fT'sliing Elder Dobson OF this district
1af!lne th. lad under the derbls and IN
Tying tim severely.
III" diversity extention circle held
r.! pr"litable meeting last evening, tn
IFosFan, a. announced yesterday al
ofdin- interesting dlscue siOns. The mex
Pessoh sal! comprise the historical perio'
'o'eTed 10y tho last half II book No. g., o
"ProyrvsS.'
Mss Lizzie McCIarty, who has bee
''s'f'fE her sister, Mrs. M. ID. McC;hl'
way. an : friends in the CITY for a wee
pas'' Was called home to Sioux City thi
1ofllhg by a telegram stating that he
nephew, Victor McClarty, had bee
'aois injured IN an elevator.
lhe wearing Of the green" in honor
y i"'rlck was distinctly popular to-ds.
vac handsomest boutonmiers howevt
'e'he those OF tho railroad boys VIII
oa"le IN from Woonsocket this morninl
''e'rs we're spriHs Of genuine shamrocl
'o"le IN beautiful yellow bloom.
''"''"r OF the passengers from thu
1'lnt also had them.
'eS"m Bros. in the past two wee'
1--we bored and completed u two-ine
~ feet deep, on the farm Of Jot
"''''er OF Wentworth. getting a got
'Pp! OF water. Mr.. Limmer hae be'
''''"'enting for five years and h
'V"' about $1,000 in trying to get waite
effort.
''S' Malcolm McGillivray gave pr
"'' s'nch party OF young people Ia
", "''s IN Eonor Of her niece, and que
'' N"ddie McClnr,y OF Sioux CT
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Suffering humanity should be supplied
with every means possible for it's relief.
1t is with pleasure we publish the follow
ing: This is to certify that l was a ter
rible safferer from Yellow Jaundice for
over six months, and was treated by
some OF the best physicians in u city
and all to no avil. DR.. Bell, our druggist
recommended Electric Bitters; and after
taking two bottles, l was entirely cured
n now take great pleasure in recon-
mending them to any person suffering
from this terrible malady. I am CRATE
fully yours, NJ. A. Hogarity, Lexington
Ky" Sold by G. H. Wood. druggist.
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.a.ni Time TAhle.

.,,,.,a,e & 81. rNni Pathway. which
Ga!ca;o' "'riun, December ,, 1857:
tos g ruA,Ss ooih0 sAsr.
mon. 10. s, dep.rts II 10 >. IL.
r'''.m- So. %, dcp>rts go :. m.
fie-@' 10. a, departs $40 p. m.
t't-"" ,,At.s .uiks Way.
:. ....s,. No. ~. departs s:la ~ IN.
va - r,A,S- teom INK xAsr.
,r,., No. !, arrive. 100 y. tn.
a+,rt 40 ~, arrives 40 p. m.
rf.".> ST.. 3, arrives 5:3J u. IN.
f' rnAi~r Pnon u wA.r
-. No. ~, arrives ln:1oA. N.
- ,aove trains carry pAseeoses', oh'
A. ~ "a ,wn.n pAssen gcrs are provided With
Eike. .,,,os east MAKE connection
"a. fr 81 poin's south.
' xAp,soN n SRisroL LINK.
,..4.- ~. 4 parts north, at 40 n. IN.
t..,I,..g arrives from the north, lh:F' y III.
y Z. j.. HOLMES. Local AxOn,.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-17
Kidney mr. BLADDER Troubles.

Any Of the above complaints or too
60 .nty urine are surely and speedily
cured by "Dr. Fenner's Kidney and
Backache Cure" Bed wetting by chill
dren is generally cured by u bottle OF
this powerful remedy. Testimonials
will be furnished IN application to the
dealer whose name is gwen below. II
not satisfied after using one bottle. your
money will be refunded by Frank Smith
Of Madison.
| aNAISt. -.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-17
S>a;iiy is :3IooG Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin, No
beauty without il. Ct,earet>. Candy Cathar-
tic clean Your hood and keep It clean. 10y
st5crin- up the lazy liver and driving all im-
PARTIES from the body. begin to-day to
.aui>h p;mpleS. boilS. blotche~. blackhead>,
and that sick3v bilious complexion by taking
Ga>caretS.-beauty ior ten cents. All drug
y.s,e, satisfaction guaranteed. loc, 2oc, soc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-17
Rates to the Gas

The Northern Pacific and Great
Northern Railway companies IN order 70
meet the cut Of the Canadian lines offer
a through rate from ST. Paul to Port
land, Seattle. Tacoma. Victoria. Van
Couver. Spokane. Butte and Helena fer
So, tirs: class and SO second class. 10
tins must be ad led the fare from Madl-
son, to St. Paul. S7.I3 Fare - inter
mediate points on these Pacific lines VIII
| not be greater than the through rate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-17
Look ing After the Montana Guards.

BUTTE. Mon. March II. Lieutenant
Lindsey OF the Fourth United States
cavalry has arrived IN town 10 LOOK
after the condition Of the nationa.
guard Of Montana. most OF WHOM are
located here. Since the war scare
started the gualu>nen nave been get.
ting into condition tor a call.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-17
FRANK SMITH.
"Dr. Fenmer's Dyspepsia urs

rs the name implies, is simply for Dys-
pepsia or Indigestion. 1t should be gu
perior to the general run OF preparations
and prescriptions because prepared by a
phys,ciau OF many years study and-ex-
perience, whose writings on medical
questions are accepted al authorities
II not satisfied after using n bottle,
your money will he refunded by Frank
| Smith Of Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-17

When bilious or costive eat a CAscRret
candy cathar:,c. cure guaranteed. lOc. Zoe