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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-09

II h the people who come early "a
avoid the crowd that make the crowd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-09
- SUM-

oman nuiideth Her
Oh Of Proverbs. Chapter
re i--Advios TO the Young
% To-day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-09


give the women a chance. Are YOU
afraid that they viii 90 some OF your
work. and hence harm your prosperi-
ties' Remember that there are scores
Of thousands % men doing women's
work DO not De- afrald' God knows
the end from the beginning, and he
knows how many people this world
can feed aud shelter. aud when % gets
too full No. viii end mo world. and
70 need he. start another God viii
halt the inventive faculty. which, by
. producing a Machine that will do the
work Of ten or twenty or a hundred
men lud women. will leave that mum
Der OF people without work. hope
. tbat there win not bc invented another
/ sewing machine. or reap.ug machine.
/ ur cora thrcshcr. or any new machine.
Tor ihe next Eve hundred years We
. Eaut 40 more wooden hands and iron
hands and steel hands and electric
hands substituted Tor men and women.
who would otherwise DO the work
aud SCI the pay and earn the livell-
hood
But God win arrange an. and an We
have Co DO Is to DO our best and trust
him Tor the rest. Le, me cheer all
women sighting the battle Of lie alone.
with the fact Of thousands OF women
Who have Won the day. Mary Lyon.
founder Of Mount Holyoke Female
seminary, fought the battle alone;
Adelaide Newton. the tract distributor
alone; Fidelie Fisk. the consecrated
missionary, alone. norothea Dix. the
angel ot the insane asylums. alone.
caroline Hen rhel, the indispensable
reinforcement Of her brother alone:
Maria TalrF swska. the heroine OF the
Berlin hospital. alone; Helen Chal.
mera, ia,ro. u the sewing schools Tor
the roor Of Edinburgh. alone. And
Thousands and tens of thousands %,
women. of "1so Or very ana sclf.sae
r.lrl and 60. of ehfrr-ier me w-r'H
has made nO record tn' whH H.er
IRE in tho .cnlr arrhtU. 1f m.r
tua vho fou boo me al .e alone. and
ih0rrh rn Fci fr ne ,hof
o~ nr ashN vS1r ~ the
rta hrosrh
40 fI.fei ucr'l h
Inrar rf.
ont a
20 hai ns'r rob-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
THREE PERSONS WOUNDED.
The Bodies of All Were Horribly
Mutiinicd.

Atlanta, Ga, March o7.-Firemen re-
spondng to an alarm at an early hour this
morning found the bodies of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Bailey. white, and Robert Wilkin-
son, coiored. in store at 10 Humphrey
street. which was beirg rapidly destroyed
by hre. The bodies, however were gotten
out without being married by the flames
All were horribly mntilated, the instml-
ments--two heavy hatchets and meat
knife-being found on the floor Mr.. Bailey
was struck from behind as two Iarga
WOUNDS on the back of the ear attestoi.
Mrs. Bailey had five wounds in her Lead
and her throat was cut from car to car
Inc head Of TIE negro was crushed in A..
Bailey was the proprietor of the store
anu II Is believed that robbery was tbs
of arrests. ""'lo'f
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
HOUSTON MORNING. MARCH % 1898

irbcrn the kingicm Of i'tnven.' and then
erect one Ia a conspicuous place IN every
raiuun iGpding. Woo uuto him who shall Put
the tcttlu To his brother iirs.
''fic~ Is your lame OH the personal putty
question Blessed are the ufc IN neart
&C. nm absolutely tired abuut all the talk
man Ieis no bstlci than she VINO has been
ruined hS man i have unugh,cr--ss per-
hays several of you baya, | demand OF MIN
who would come otter my daughter 10 vim
her 10 c0ino.ln purity. How docs your narle
stand on the gambling VICE ! would rather
haze Il serpent IN my house than pack OF
tarIs VI II bottle OF strong drink ] can XIII
The SERPENT but ] tan no. Kill the cards nor
The iIink :.
What IL your worth 10 ihe church, Can
y5ur pastor rely nnun ynlg Are you corpse
truly bolieve that all men who die unsayed arc
doomed forever. why do YOU not bestir your
selves and do something Tor their salvation
WHAT arc YOU worth 70 yctf beautiful state
OF TcNaE; to your galldat city Of Houston
II you can not make your city the best place
in The state, why lust move out:
he touched upon what The Bible VIII do
for us II win settle the street rar trouble
in this city. DO unto others as YOU would
that they should do unto you, Take the
tcachings of the Bible into your homes; MAKE
do r.t dtiye them out for fear they viii soil
your carpets You viii be glad Of their pres
engc, probably, when they grow M
iie spoke last upon the name that is dcarer
than all TO us-Jcsus Christ-the name that
has rtrmeated into everything. Take the
name OF Jesus Christ out Of this world and
you VIII have to destroy everything that Is
good and holy. lie pleaded with all who had
not already done so TO take the name OF Jesus
Christ as their guide.
The lecture Was intersrcrsed vita wit
throughout so that the large ooncourse of
men was kept In d mrthiul spirit and did
not lose interest IN the nluh thought
Roy Martin of California, who Is conduct |
ing revival meeting at the Central Christian !
church. was present and said few words of !
II te:os; to all present.
The Y. NJ. C. 4, orchestra rendered several |
beautiful selections and the singing was in |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
THE LAUGHING PHILOSOPHERS
A. w. Hawkes. Delivers n Lcrturc ~,
the Y. VI. q. 4 Raau.. u.

me '. VI. q. \. Rooms
Yesterday afternoon not al! OF the men of
Houston were upon the streets during the
oemonstration which took place IN connecton
WIN the street car strike The Y. NJ. G. A..
iee'nrc room was comfortably crowded with
young and old men, who had gathered 10
listen TO the talk by a. ". Hawkes.. thu
Laughing Philosopher oil paitmore. who
spoNe on "A Name" Mr. Hawkes. lecture
WAS, wns tuil o. thoughts which, In Themselves
M.io simple. but had deup meaning and Mi
uv i.membered BY the young men who avaiisa
him. 'p''''hnS OF nearing
ne chose his theme from the Bblr ns,,,,
s s verse; They shall! call His name Jes,,s
10, ne shal save His people from their sins y
~ VNpted shakespeare as SAYING: "'rhcro,s
ho.hinH ~ name He did MOI nuree MIN
nun; however; he aid not believe Tint /, rnss
Wnu'u smell SO sweet II Il we're CALLED ~,
ehion What Is there In a nance I,s, NJ, AZ
lavn your name to note and when a rop,,,,
une you VIII nnd the worth of yn,,r ,,asnn
NL"' v Your name worth IN bnsine.s. a.
oie3 What Is II worth IN the srsat moral
questions Of thc day. How does il stnnd on
" total abstinence question, 10 lonl l,no,.
the tace OF the man Ia this audlenee IN,
would dare 70 put the wine Gun 10 his hroin''
err Fps, Where do YOU stand on the ssionn
qnsstcnf you have same 20 salc,nr An v,u,
.it*, eiefy door OF which opens 10 he'll i
Mould like % erast a banner oyer the nc,r
d every saloon reading. No drunksrd shAii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
Personal MENTION.

Louis Jones of Brennan is stopping at the
Hutchins.
w, W. Gregory of Orange is stopping at
the liutchins.
Senator A. b. Kerr of Flatonia was at the
Lawlor yesterday.
A. j. Robinson of Beaumont was guest at
the Hutthins yesterday
Clarence Evans and Charles Evans of Paris,
Mo- were at the Lawlor yesterday.
c. Corner. expert engineer for the ralrsad
commission, was here from Austin yesterday.
Colonel Sam l.. Hahn aud wife, Misses Mar
tina and Louise Hahn of San Antonio were
guests at the Lawlor yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
CRY BRENIIIEs.
spring.

A 1910, nd baby vas born to Mr. and Mrs.
y. w. sendel of 1920 Lubbock street, Sutur-
day right.
Vic b. Andrew, foreman for the Evening
Herald. was held up Saturday night while
going home and relieved OF $27 by footpads
DR. j. c, b. Rcufro died at his residence.
e0s La Branch, yesterday morning, at no
o clock. The body viii be buried today at
10 a. m, in the Catholic cemetery.
A revival was begun at the First Baptist
church last night. good-sfod congregation
attending the initial service DR. LamLir
has been holding reNivals In Galveston,
where he met with grea, success. There will
be services at the church at 80 D.. III.
tEroI ghnut the Mnnk.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
FOR, or sabine pc..

Fort OF Sabine Pass, Texas. March %
Sailed 49,
Bark Madonna del orto. Figari. ALBANIA
s asfk NcIitas, Hanson, Hamburg.
S ~ rh -, w. Anthony. Bunker. Vera Cruz.
% lhemis Gnnderson, Progresso.
In Port
en- Clara A. Phnney, Phinncy.
en- en- Gertfnde \. Bartlett. sprouie.
sen Glenteld. Waller.
IS Anaces Robinson.
Shlp Marguerite. AsberE.
Bark Eidern, Gorensen,
bark peppina NJ. Caderv.
Bark Magne. Larsen.
Bark Sasri. -.
Bark Ceres, Steele
Bark Prlmu.. Ahlsonx.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28

more interesting is the iae w. 49,
Goodwin viii present his sIsss C}If1t
artistic success, IAN Americas W m
from the pen OF Madeline Lnss n!
Mr.. Goodwin will be assisted p ',,sties. 4
Inc Elicit, who is. without qu w y
most gifted and beautiful o. sn d e.
ing Women now hefors the puo,,s ~ ~
a greater trent than TO wisn WIZ III, ~
derful art OF Mr.. Goodwin an s.l,, "a, -
can not be imagined. The tpn'ns
here after a phenomenal snssss N 81
Hooley's theater in Chicago w W 4.
duction viii be identical 70 I'm s,stsJ ~
theater. New York, Ths son
worn by Miss Elliott nave VA ~
sation in both New YORK az ~ =
and arc the most magnificent , srssI
stage in years. Thc scenic ep ssriis1
like all OF Mir. Goodwins plo" .scis 1T
he most complete. Among ~ Ss61
inent members In the sompsns e
Goodwin and Miss Elliott g
Ingsrsoll. Clarence Hspo2 r1tf
oiprien. Thomas oberie, Los w.
teIle Mortimer. Gertrude *
Russell and l., q. wooatAosv " \;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
MaMzNeH1;,xe

- the 1000 Tor weak stomachs Easily re.
tanned strengthening cure for ali diees.
I'VE troubles, Malt Murine is prepared
py the famous Anheuser- Busch Brewing
ASS a which fact guarantees the purity
excellence and merit claimed for n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
FuncrnI of n. ". DicbI.

Nj. II, w, Dichli mention of whose death
was made in Yesterdays Post. was buried
yesterday in the German cemetery. The flu
neral took place from his late residence.
Center street, and large lumber of friends
and relatives followed the remains to their
last resting place, Tho Musicians union, of
which two brothers of tho deceased are mem
hers, was present and rendered several appro-
PIRATE selections.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28

me family OF the late +. W. pleh, do
sTe 70 tender their sincere thanks 70 w.
musicians Union and TO All Others VIZ
rendered their sympathy and condolences
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
If THE BABY is cIrTTNc rrrr,,

We sure snd use that old and well tried
for children teethlng. IL soothes no sh,,a
soisens the enms. a.lays all pain c,, i,n
Mine eoiie aud is The best remedy for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
.bEAUTY AND EcoNnMY

mere never better combined than n do
mestle finish on collars and Guns Rs ~ 10
~, an, ens pes. work must be done Eco,
as o lonn 'or collars and cuffs viii last mn
We ore the only people u ~ ~
the genuine domestic. Re ,ah sNe you
s s 20 81 Packsrds Troy l.snn n,us ana
rts''ie avenue Phone 8s2. y' si'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28
NAT {. GooDwIN

me fashionable event of the season WI,
vs 'ns alrsarance OF Mr.. Nat q. Good.
NJ M. tomorrow night at the osera ho,,ss
nes w'li make the ensagement ali he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28

Gas cooking stoves ana no,
BY Houston Gas Light CO ~ PLATES tos sale
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28

in'se ctizens VIII be asked to helr
preserve the peace In the commun,tv
They have been selected with The Wow :,
lne'r influence and interest in The com.
moni'y' all Of them being law abiding ct.
liens ana tax payers. ~
rhe military win be at their armories
pu' VIII not BIO called out unless n ha'
comes necessary. The mayor asks an 81,
isens who viii NOT be sworn In as !. nosss
com''atus 10 keep 10 their places y, ms
mess today aud not consresate in number.
upon Inc street as this but creates excite
no violence Is expected today, and ear,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28

W. D. Mahon, International president
OF the association, last night wired to Gov
crnor culherson the following:
The street railway mel stand ready
10 submit Their differences to arhitia.
tion either 10 local board or 10 n
state board II one exists. There is no
cause, IN the part of organized iabor
for the militia"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-28

NO Violence e expected today and cara
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The military academy appropriation
bill has been reported to the house
President Patton of Princeton says il
is a atel II accuse students ot that
university oi drunkenness.
Tennessee Democrats are stl.l dead.
locked Oh candidate tJr senator. Nc
Milln lod On the l4i,h ballot.
The health Of Prince Bismarck is I'M.
proving. There has baen a marked
diminut.on III his pain and his IL.
sompla.
The gold production O: the Cripple
Creek district during the month 0.
January was. IL round figures, ST.
100000
Alice Nelson, the prima donna OF
the BoStonians. was legally separated
from her nus sband. benjamin Nentwig
by Judge Henry at Kansas City.
A bill has passed the house authoriz
ing the secretary Of the treasury L
build or purchase suitable vessel 70
revenue cutter service On the 1ukol
river, 10 cost not exceeding $40, 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02
,t,, ynluu(,le Hustle.

w,x>,prG Eep. 2.-Tibbets. the bo>'
ton embezzler, was before inc 'A'''".
ton court at Regina during the @ u"'
and was rcmanded for two weeks Ahe
prisoner is addicted to the use OF NOR
mime and . doctor had to give MN "''
,n;ection before he could appear III
court. Twenty.six thousand dollars ~
ossh and a lot Of valuable jewelry were
found on him and female companion
The woman was using the money ~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02
QUESTION OF JURISDICTION.
State Laws Govern the North Hall OF the
lolvllIe Kc>crvation.

SEATTLE. Wash, FEB. 2.-The doubt
hitherto ex,s,nsas to wit,her criminal
cases in what Is known aS the north
half Of the Colyil!e Indian reservation
in this state came under federal or
state jurisdiction. has been settled 10y
United States District Judge lianiord,
who ordered Anton Michel. an Indian
accused of assaul,ing another Indian,
released on writ OF hab"as corpus ana
turned over to the sheriff OF stevens
county. The department OF the inte-
r,or recently notified the county ofil'
cials that the north half OF the re>erVa'
ton was still a reservation, no1wi'h'
standing the fact that 1t was open TO
mineral entry. and that they had no
control over it, Judge Haniord ho!d'
that the land involved has been re-
stored to the public domain. and thar
the federal authorities. have no Jurisdic
ton over It,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02

very Serious state of in,ir> Inl,i. in the
California Market.

'rfS S'F!"u~ stat" of An,ir> lhI>i- ia til"
California Market.
STOCKTON. Cal. Feb. 2-Th" WINE
grower, ui tA5> state have a very -.
uou, proposition s.ar!H- tn IN in the
face. accurdIu. III Charles A. Wcim r..
the prominent W.n, uan o, Stockton,
Who has just returned rom san frtu-
cisco with the Information thu; a sa.e
Of 10000 gallon, 81 W4nn has ba.a
made by the Ang.o.C al.ioruian bank,
TO tn California W.ue ASSOCIATION.
The price pili i3r tho ba.k Of the lot
was ) cents, and the balance, including
the choicest ury winc, and ah ut 10000
gallons 81 port. wa> sacrificed a .
cents lac cent p.Irc represents 4
valuation on ordinary wines ready tor
shipment, winch would h. equivalent
II not more than i cents Tor similar
old wines IN country ee4.ar>. and de-.
duC;!uc the cost ui detention, rockln /.
and clarifying. II would represent "A
vau.atlon tor similar ncw wines IN the
country OF not exceeding or 1 cents.
Many dealers have anticipated brea *
in pucc, and have kept ont Of the mar.
ket, hop n 10 secure wines AT almost
th,lr uwn figures. The result Is that
there is n sale ior large quantity at
any price. With millions Of dollars
invested IN the wine business In the
I state the producers are IN most pecu'
! liar position, aud If they do not succeed
in checking the cut rates, Mr.. Wctmore
declares they Viii have 10 go out OF the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02
1T. Paul Union stock Yards.

st. raul Union STOCK Yards.
SOUTH -. PAUL, Feb. !.
HOGS Market strong and active
Quality cool Range of prices s5.aoJS.'o.
CATTLE-M Market steady. Medium
and comm IN steers slow
sales ranged at $1,000 i Tor stockers;
&. utl 100 tor COWS; Sioouyi % Tor steers
S26lVI4.OO for hciters.
SHEEp-MarNct strong and active.
Not enough to supply demand
Muttons, So 800 t. 10 iamoS, sfooVa}. -.
Receipts: Cattle. 7oo; hogs 1900; sheep
200: calves 400
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02
MADISON, DAKOTA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAR ,, l8st

next Thursday for the mouth of the
Copper river. They have with them a
snow sled with 20-horse power
engine. The sled weighs about 10 tons
and is propelled by a stern wheel fitted
with spikes to catch in the ice. with
paddles for snow.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02
WELLS COUNTY WINS.
Sorthcrn TmCiilc Must Pay Taxes "'
Inads IN North Dakota.

BISMARCK, Feb. 2-lhe supreme
court has handed down 4 dcc'sioh IN
the suit of Wells county vs.. the North'
crn Pacific Railroad company tor aeiih'
ouent taxes on lands of the company
amounting to 5000. and atilrms the
decision of the lower courts ana the
Locality Of ,nxes on all the lands except
Mace lands for the years 1881 ana 1902
The matter is Of great Importance as
other counties will bring suit under the
aac,sion. Attorney j. H. Robinson OF
Fargo re eprcsents Wells county, ana "
oyree,neut with commissioners ne Is ~
oo, half the total amount collected
which will make his fee something
like $40 600.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02
One Of the Gang Killed.

WATERFOWL, ). d.. fcp -
Ncin, assisted by Marshal Woou '''''
deputies. captured gang OF tn''.., ,
after an exciting chase. The 'h'e''S
attempted to escape i'll lumber "''so"
bnt were followed by the officers. ~, =,
of their numbc. was shot an" N'A'N'
while attempting TO escape.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02
NEARING THE END.
me Oh" Senatorial Inycstipntio, !,
About Over

About Over.
COLUMBUS. O., Feb. The invoct;-
cation into the alleged ATTEMPT to brine
representative OTIS to vote for Senator
Hanna during the late senatorial con.
test Is rapidly drawing to an end. The
committee hell brief session after the
senate adjourned. Attorney r. C.
Nampoeil was the only witness exam
ined' lie was recalled TOR the purpose
"l allowing Senator's Robertson and
uafhc!d, VINO We're not present last
fr'day when Mr.. Campbell was on the
s'ahd, TO question him. Neither of the
senators, however, asked a question,
ana the only queries were made bv
Chairman Burke. Mr.. Campbell told
OF his personal relations toward Otls.
lie said nc had inircqucntly
Acted ns Attorney for Oti.
ana always considered Otis a straight.
forward and honest man. Campbell
claimed that he had been a supporter Of
Mckinney III the presidential campaign
Oh account Of his views on Tn, tariff
ana sand he had made a speech in
Cooper Union hal for which tho prcsl.
dent and senator Hanna had both sent
hum notes OF thanks.
AZ Is telcvci the committee Will
complete is work tins week and that a
report, or rather .wo reports. Viii b.
submitted soon Senator Garfield vii.
probably submit minority report
While Chairman Burke wi.l submit tn
report Tor the mag rIty.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02
Sioux City 1--we stock.

Sioux City lave stock.
SIOUX CITY. Ia. Feh l.
HOGS-Market weak Range OF prizes
s. 250e3.61la.
Market steady.
sales ranged at S2oJ2t3.3o for cows;
81 ao,ai.2O for stochers and feeders; 5. 80
$500 for hcifcrs 81 oo1 40 for yearlinyA
SHEEp-In ucmani. So ,0v1i.oo.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02
OVER THE EDMONTON ROUTE
Party From Chicago viii Not Go the
Usual Way to KlOndike.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Thirty.one pros
rcctors, under direction Of the Yukon
Valley Prospecting and Mining com.
pany, left for tho klondike in special
coach over the Chicago, Milwaukee and
ST. Paul railroad Tho party will pro-
coed in IA Canadian Pacific tourist car
bv way OF Winnipeg and Calgary,
British America. 1t is expected the
trip will take four days. The overland
route with sledges 10y way of Edmonton
will be taken from Calgary. An outtil
If huge fiat sleds. with Is horses as the
motive power, waits to take the party
and its freight over the 1000 miles OF
snow and ice to its destination at the
headwaters of the Pelly river.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02
Nav AK Murphy to Resign.

ALBANY, n. ", Feb. 2.-Assembly.
man Weeks If New York city startled
the assembly and its 1900 spectators by
the introduction of a resolution cen sur.
ing and requesting the resignation OF
Edward Murphy, Jr., senior United
States senator from this state, for vot-
ing for the Teller resolution. The rc,o.
bate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02

New YORK. Feb. 2-Ine Ihingya.la
line steamer Hekla, which has arrived
tiansand, shields. brought % reindeer
for the klondlke. The or ginal snip.
ment was IL animals, Of which seven
died on the passage.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02

SEATTLE. WASH, Feb. "A party Of
a from Stamford, Conn.,, have arrived
here aud have purchased the sohoouer
Moonlight, on which they viii sail
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02

There are three little things which
more work than any other three little
things craated-they are the ant. the
bee and DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
the last being the famous little pills for
stomach and liver troubles.
FRANK SMITH
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02

Poultry. Butter and Eggs
CHICAGO Feb /.
pOULTRY-Dressed steady: turkeys,
IL l-c; chickens 6ls l1i.c; ducks. Or
7lsc
BCTTER-tirm; crcameries, l3G
lsiss; dairieS llVll'c.
EGGS-Eirm. sresh. l5lac.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02
One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That is what it was made for.
Aenufy Is Blood Deep.

Clean blood means clean skin No
beauty without II. Ca>caret>. Candy tathaI-
tic clean Your hood and keep II clean. by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all inn
purlticS from the body. Begin to-day 10
and that sickly bilious complexion 10y taking
Ca>caretS. S.-hcauty Tor ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, loc. 225c. 5oc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-02-02
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.

MILWAUKEE, Feb l.
WHEAT No / Northe - 95;;
NJ. spring. a0G.,c; Mav. so,.
BARLEI-No :, 4ota,; sample on
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ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb. ? Henry
Goettel. young German baker, after
making confession to the sherlf 70
the eff ect that Herman BreelZ and INN.
self wrecked Il passenger tram near
Rivera tuesday night, committed sui.
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH Feb l.
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Northern. 9ilac; No. Northern. 90;
NJ. spring, S., To arrive-No. |
hard, s6 1ac; No. Northern, ajc; May No.
l Northern, ~ Sc; July No. Northern,
So 80; September, 11isc.