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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
FOR THE LAUNCHING.
Committees Meet Tonight at Mur-
phys tO Arrange for the Occasion.

A meeting Of the committees appointed
90 arrange for the celebration incident TO
the launching of the torpedo boat Shu-
brich from the yards Of the w. 4. TrIgg
shipbundins Company viii be held at
Murphy Hotel tonight.
As has been stated heretofore. 90 IS pro-
posed 90 make this a great occasion and
it Is more than probable that some form
of entertainment Will be provided extend
ing over several days.
IL IS expected thar the railroads viii
lend their hearty aid, and that large
crowds viii be attracted 10 Richmond by
the unique spectacle of a launching in the
capital OF The ola Dominion. where, 90 was
nj one time asserted, a boat could not DE
built.
Work IS being pushed rapidly on the
boats. and there Is now no doubt that
they will be ready to take TO the water
In October
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
Protestant Episcopal Home and tx
change for Woman's Work
TIE LARGEST BENEFlGIARIES.
1lrs. Lucy G. CatIctt Given a House
and Lot for Life, Which Goes TO
Her Children at Dcath-Scvcral
Requests of sioney - No
Appraisemcnt ofthc
Estate.

Mrs Ann j.. How. who died I'm Rich
mond ON The 18th instant was. as stated
at IN. Time a. sister of the late John r.
Auen. one of The founders of the firm of
Allen and Gmter Mr. How and her
orlv sister. Miss Virginia %. Alien. We're
the sole heirs of their brother, and in his
will be ler the estate TO them for life.
but provided for its disposition at their
death. The provisions VI the viii were
given I'm The Times OF the 23d inst.
Airs. How and Miss Allen were pos
.es-eI off some property n their own
rl,bt ON November O. 1Sg0. they exc
cufeI "a Joint villa document that is
unioue iu the records of the Chancery
Court. -..-.
iTHE WILLS PROVISIONS.
The viii provided thar To- the survivor
of the twain should De nclueaiheo dh o'
the estate during life.
Miss Allen died fcv years later and
tbe win was admitted to record on fhe
qrst dav Of July. 1sa. over six years be-
fore tbe death of the lrst named testa-
mix. Tho provision of the wil.Just mem
toned. allowed the matter 90 rest until
tbe death of Mrs How This svent, how
over will make the remaining provisions
or,rafiva and win cive fresh interest 10
the terms of the document 80 far no
stems hive been taken f1 carry them out
and consequently there has been DO ap-
pral-emcnt of the es ne.
The vim directs that au just debts and
funeral expenses shall Doe paid ana a
suitable monument or monuments be
placed over their remains.
TO he survivor of the twain IS be-
oucathod all the estate, real personal
and mixed during life AZ the de1th OF
the survivor tho house and lot al No. i'a
east Cary street, toga her with the FUR
risbiurs and ou0w.fts "a bequeathed
for ne to Mrs. Lucy C.. Catlett. wife Of
Mr. q. w. Caucr and on her decease
Il, her children. William and Lucy Cat
lett. and the survivors of the two chill
dren in Zee simple
OTHER REQUESTS.
To Mrs. sus1n r.. Williams. Of No. 6o9
o1st Leigh street. 5000, TO- Mrs. 4. X.
Jenkins widow of ~. A. jenkins OF No.
d west Main street. II alive, $LoooH. II
not alive the legacy is not To- pass 10
next of kin. but shall go to Mrs. T.. Court
uey Jenkins.
1,h. residue of the estate IS 10 De di-
vidcd into two equal notifies according 20
their then pccuniary val"e. one moity TO
go I'm Zee simple to the Protestant Epis-
copal Home and thc other I'm fee simple
to the Richmond Exchange for woman
work.
Alr. John Dunlop is named as executor
without security.
Mr. Dunlop was made executor OF MT.
Aliens viii and Mrs. Catlett was also a
honiafci9ry under the terms Of that doc
umCnt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
CITY TO GIVE $1,000.
Committee to Go to Washington in Be
half of the Harbor.

At the meeting OF the Committee on FL
nance last night IL was determined 10 rec
ommend 10 the Council that 81. 500 be ap-
propriated. TO which a like sum will be
added nv .the Chamber Of Commerce, TO
send a committee TO Washington 10 urge
beaore congress the appropriation Of a
sum for the Improvement Of the harbor.
II Is boped that a large appropriation
win be secured for this purpose, a. II Is
needed very badly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
PENINSULA POLITICS.
\ Very Interesting Fight for the State
SpuatOr~hip.

Senatorship,
The conventions 90 nominate candidates
for the Senate OF Virginia and House OF
Delegates viii meet at Williamsburg
Thursday. The situation seems to show
according 90 a weil-p0stel authority I'm
letter 90 The Times as follows. for Hon
d. Gardiner Tyler as State senator, New
Kent. James City Charles City York and
Williamsburg These give twenty nine
votes. I'm King William county Tyler
gets another vote and Lewis five. .-But
should Mr. Lewis retire. 20 is understood
that the King William delegation Will
come 90 Tyler. ON The other hand seve-
raj of the Newport News delegation are
not committed tO Robinson, Tylers Op-
p0nent. but will certainly go t0 Tyler at
the first opportunity after giving Robin
son complimentary vote. Warwick
county VIII send competing delegations 90
the senatorial convention, one for Robin
son and one for Tyler. Elizabeth city
county has not yet appointed her dele
gates. but Tyler's nomination appears ass
sured without further votes. Nomina-
ton requires 81 votes. The struggle for
the House nomination seems now mar
rowed to Cranord. Al0ss and Madison.
Nomination requires % votes. There is
a bitter flctional hsht in Warwick. which
the late decision of the State Executive
Committee has only served 90 aeerayate.
IL appears that the county chairman Of
the various counties and cities of the
thlrty-eighth senatorial district sometime
I'm July last asked the state Executive
Committee 90 order am election hy the pes
ple Of Warwick TO- settle the dispute be-
tween the two rival claimants for the
chairmauship of Warwick Instead of
doing this. the men. three of whom were
proxies and constitutions "a bare majority
of tho committee took upon themselves
To- settle the matter in the absence Of Mr.
Madison. ono Of the contestants. Their
action IS widely condemned NOT only IN
Warwick. but in other counties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
THE ADVCES CONFIRMED.
News From san Domingo Shows Ihat
Pcpin Was Badly Worstcd.

CAPE HATIEN. IAYTf. August %
News has reached here from santo DO
mingo confirming the report of the defeat
by the rarouuonists of General Pepiln'
iu command ot a government force VINO
lost sl mon killed and had 81 of his SOLE
dicrs captured.
I'm addition. General Pepin was com
PEELED o. abandon convoy of proyis-
iDns
Further lighting has taken place near
Monte Christi between the rcyoluuon'sis
under General Davarro and the govern
ment troops commanded by General Gue-
u0. Details of this engagement have not
set reached here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
TO HURRY TROOPS.
Making Haste 20 Dispatch Those at
Srn Ernnri-cn 20 NInnIIa.

SAN FANCRIsCO. Aug. 29-All haste
Is being made here t0 dispatch the troops
now waiting here 10 Manila 10 is eX-
perted that the entire casual detachment
now at the Preside Wlu set s1u Within
about two weeks The Pueblo left to-day
with $50 recruits; the Warren goes ON the
lst and the Columbia on the 5rh. with as
many recruits and casua's as they can
carry
III these assignments do not take mp an
the recruits now at the Pre.dI1 the re-
maiuler viii be shipped 0n THE sherman,
which will Doe ready Boo about ten days.
The IeelauaW viii leave with her
horses ON the 5lst of this month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30

LFWEs. DEL. Aug % The builders
trial of the batf'oship Alabama to-day re-
suited n the development of "a maximum
speed of l1ll knots. or li above the re-
qu.reI l6 knots The trial was stt.sfac-
tory in every respect, and the builders
were well satisfied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug % Riotins
and disorder broke out tonight in con-
nocti0n with the strike 0n Che lines et mo
Big Consolidated street railway. tnd iouf
oars were nearly demo-. shed. while tne
crews were compelled t1 noo flr their lives.
Do was only after determined efforts on
the part of thirty police. under CAPTAIN
Bradley that order WAS finally restored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30

insures the nomination Of Pembroke Petit
tor the House.
The meeting instructed the delegates 10
vote for a Martin man FOR the United
States Senate and FOR Flood for the state
Senate
The action OF naming the delegates to-
day Il appears VIII create a split IN the
Democratic ranks and g. independent
may bee brought out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2a-Tne United
States cruiser Newark which Wts blown
out " her course and ran shDf. or coai
while rounding ihe Horn. arrived here al
2.3O thls afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
THE WARWICK SPLIT,
rhe Nomination of Dark Horse May
L. ...III

1hc NOminatiOn oi a DARK iioiH' h'9
Result.
NEWPORT NEWs va August %
Special.-Tho result of the factional nghi
I'm Warwick county does not tend 90
clarity the political situation in this dis
trict. Tie general opinion now seems i'
be that dark horse viii capture the con-
veution at Williamsburg Thursday aS
neither of the present candidates have a
sufficient number OF votes "cinched 90
insure nomination. Among those mem
toned in this connection are Hon. Thomas
Temple Powell and Attorney j. j. huo-
bard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
E,ccntcd nt AtIanta.

ATLANTA. GA. Aug. z-Joe carroll. a
negro. was executed in the iAl here e..
day for The murder of Josie Alexander
o. ncgress. last May.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
Result at RenneS a Stand
Off Yesterday.
The Attendance the Largest Since
the Beginning of the Trial.
DREYFUSARDS DISAPPOINTED.

Ignorance Of Colonel Cordier, Who
Was Absent When Bordcreau Ar
rived at Intelligence Depart
mcut, and Appearance OF DE
Treycinct ON stand Made
a Bad impression.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-30
WEATHER. FORECAST.

Vireinia- Showers Wednesday and prob
ably Thursday. brisk norihcasier'y winds.
North Carol. na Rain Wednesday and
THURSDAY. brisk northeast winds, probably
high on the coast.
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13
WITHOUT A FIGHT.
General Lawton, With Infantry and 'sv'
airy. Takes Possession Of san Miguel.

General Lawton, With Infantry aud cav
airy, Takes Possession Of San Miguel
MANILA, Dec. l3.-General Lawton.
with the Thirty.fifth infantry and four
troops Of the Third cavalry, has occu-
pied San Miguel without fight. Inc
insurgent commander, General no dei
Pillar, who made his headquarters there
with supposedly the largest force OF IN
surrents north of Manila. is believed TO
have divided his command INTO scat
tered bands. The inhabitants nave
pe,itioned for strong garrison.
Colonel Hays, with cavalry. haa TWO
brushes with the insurgents, the Amer
leans having two wounded. Seventy
insurgents attacked commissary oul'
train returning from Capas for larlac:
The drivers escaped with the loss Oh
their rations and effects.
Captain Sturgis. with troop OF the
Eleventh cavalry. surprised ~ insur'
cents under General Pando near Morse
rarda The insurgents had MAJOR
End . priyates killed, a lieutenant ana
nriyates captured and Lieutenant
and l3 men with rifles captured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13
A TAGAL PITFALL.
Excavation In Which Wore SGT Sharp
oned Bamb 10 stakes.

Excavation In Which We're Set Sharp
sned Bamb 10 stakes.
New YORK. Dec. ia special to
The Tribune from Washington says:
Hospital reports from Manila chronicle
the first casualty due to falling into
Tagal pitfall which contained the hor-
rible device Of bamboo posts set firmly
in the hole and sharpenei at the tops
for the purpose of llnpalinS the un-
wary. The American troops have fire.
Quently found such traps on the line OF
march. and especially III front OF insur-
gent trenches. but instances have been
rare in which the bamboo stakes were
discovered. Ordinarily the traps have
been simply deep holes in the jungle.
covered with long grass. and although
soldiers have freqently fallen into them.
no serious injury has resulted. On Oct.
%. when - men of Company |, Nine
teenth infantry. were engaged IN Q
reconnaissance and chasing sluall
band Of Tagals from come trenches,
Private Peter Karl plunged into such a
pit. with sharpened bamboo. and had
his leg and foot severely lacerated,
which put him out of service. Fortu'
nately he did not tumble headlong into
the trap. for if he had, III the opinion
Of the surgical officers, his wounds must
certainly have been fatal.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13
MAYBEWR3cKED|
Several Vessels on }He Great
Lakes Disregarded Weather
Warnings,
And in Consequence Some of
Them Are Likely to Be
Lost.
Wind Fifty Miles an Hour at
Chicago, Detroit and Other
Points.

CHICAGO, Dec. 13. Terrific gales
were reported from various ports on the
Great Lakes, and fear is felt for the
safety of feet of vessels which left
the Straits of Mackinac during the
night. Between and 4 o'clock q. m.
the gale broke. The wind gauge regis
tered "a miles an hour at one time.
Boats everywhere are reported IN or
seeking shelter. The warnings sent
Monday by the weather bureau have
been followed by more warnings.
Among the boats which left the straits
before the storm began, were the Vik.
ing, the Hiawatha, the Manitana and
consort, the New York, the Niagara,
the Lewiston, the Fay, the Zenith City,
and the John Mitchell going into Lake
Michigan; the steamers Arthur Orr and
Malietoa heading into Lake Huron.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13
STEYN'S ACCOUNT.

President of the Orange Free Stat. Tall.
OF tho Storm berg Battle.
PRETORIA. Sunday, Dec. 1O.-Presi.
dent Steyn has sent the following de-
tails OF the fight at Stormberg Junction:
The British. with six cannon. at-
tackled the Beers entrenched positions
on the kopjes. After severe fight
they were compelled to surrender, The
prisoners are Major Sturges, officers
and 23O noncOmmissioned officers and
men OF the Northumberlands, and = Of
hcers and about go noncommissioned
officers and men of the Irish Fusileers.
II Is impossible to state the number of
gead and wounded British. The Beers
captured three cannons and two ammu.
milton wagons
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13
GATACRE REPORTS.
Fppi"mcntary Accouat Of the Bris'sh
Defeat ot Stor berg.

ppiemcntary Accouoe Of the Bris'sh
Defeat st stormbsrg.
LoNhoS. Dec. 3.-The war office has
Feeivei the following from General
|o'es'ier Walker:
'ape Town. Monday. Dec. H.
|aiere reports ,as follows:
The idea to attack StormberS
ehled to promise certain success. ont
Y distance was underestimated oy
ystlt and the local guides. A police
an took us round some miles and con-
quently We were marching from 9:3o
III, to a. m, and were landed in an
aposslble position. I do not consider
e error intentional. The Beers COM
taced firing from the top OF an un-
alable hill and wounded a good many
our men while in the open PLAIN.
ae second thumberlands tried 10
w out the enemy but failed. Inc
scond Irish Fusiliers seized q kop)e
sar and held on, supported by the
Evanted infantry and Cape police. Inc
MS nnder Jeffreys could not nave
Ceh better handled. But / regret 70
mat one gun was overturned IN
sep nullah and another sank in quick
ma. Neither could be extricated II
e time available.
Seeing the situation / sent q dis
a'ch rider to Molteno with the news
collected and Withdrew our forc'
tom ridge to ridge for about MIN
'.eS' The Bocr guns were remarkaol!
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13
oLANGAPO OCCUPIED.
N.x., station In snbig Hay IN '"o "~".'
OF Americans.

H.val station In Subtg hay >" 'o
OF Americans.
M.xuA. Dec. l3.-The advance guaro
% General Grants command, under
Major Spence, arrived at oiansapo'
snh;v bay. during tho night OF Dec. y,
.h;ch nlace was occupied with !ittle
resistance. the enemy fleeing. MAJOR
Snence had an arduous march over 'n0
np ,,,ponntain trails from Dinalusian. o.
sunday morning the Baltimore. o.o a
st. 81 Olanrapo from Manila. The navy "
was disappointed to find the army yaa "a
~".sess;on ~ss Of the place which they haa
b"nsd to capture. A detachment oi
,mar;nes marin under Captain Myers occu, ecu,
Med Me, the navyyard at Olangapo, anu at'
,r;,i p,I hold and occupy it as naval ss 81"
t;on. H The yard consists OF seven n" ne"
, 'on. buildings and some repairing
.a.s nna machinery shops. all damaged oy
shs % bombardment Of Sept. ~: N .,s
tue n'..;mo the morning of Dec. ~ tne
.vv nH transported Major spence.s com n,
navy "Da from Olangapo to the town o.
.nI%s SMh;r. tive miles distant. Tne enemy enemy
ouo's. s.sn ~ deserting Subig as tho 'rooP'
,.maed ~" and the latter occupied ~ WIN
out resistance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13
TAYLOR TAKES OATH.
Insuyurated ~ Governor OF Aent"oKy
hut there VIII B~ Contest.

,u,ur.tad A. Governor Of Kentucky,
but there VIII Il" . Contest.
FRANKFORT. Ky, Dec. l3.-William
8. TAYLOR was inaugurated as governor
at noon. The crowd was much smaller
than seen in many years, due to the
weather. which has been rainy, foi
lowed a December blizzard. The cere
monies were simple.
The oath of Office was administered
to Governor Taylor at noon by Chie:
Iustice Hazelrigg. The lately defeated
nemocratic candidates for state ofnce
have begun serving notices of contes
AGAINST the Republican candidates VIII
were given certificates OF election las
week. Several have been served.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13
,.uce From the Direction of
South Africa Increases
UneasincSs.
Lenarations Said to Be About
Complete for Another For
ward Move
Both Modder and Tugela
|Riyers..Ignorance of British
Intelligence.

|c.rE Town. Dec. l3.-It is reported
., heavy fighting was heard all day
Ioulay in the direction of Modder
rtr
,oypox, Dec. l3.-The almost com.
49, absence Of news from the seat Of
,up TO 2:3O p. M. increased public
kre,y SO deeply stirred by Saturdays
Ess.er. Such scanty messages as have
kbblei through seem to indicate that
sparaiions are about completed for
pu,aneous attacks at Tugela river
d Modder river-the dispatches show
2 that the British and Beers We're in
|ceh III both directions Monday.
There is no confirmation Of the report
smother day-long battle along the
3oller river Monday. but possibly
ere has been resumption of fighting,
reported by General Cronje. as the
(a.caing lydditc shell fire Of Sunday
|as probably u preliminary to an ad-
llce.
A strange item Of news has reached
re from Boer sources. announcing
ia, the Waschbank bridge is dam
led. This is taken in some quarters
a possible confirmation Of the sug-
ts.!on that the British have madoa
Feep, by way Of Helpmakar. and are
elar.ng 10 attack the Boers north OF
blyslnith i'll the rear.
Ignorance OF Brisish Ins-iiissncs.
A message from Naauwpoort, dated
oaday. Dec. IL. says that General
tene.l has apparently no inclination to
Et4l.raw his advanced troops at Arun-
j, as feared might be the result OF
tleral Gatacre's defeat. Genera
bench reports that his artillery, Dec
forced an advance post Of the Beers
nth Of Colesberg, to evacuate Its posi-
tn and seek refuge behind Naalkop.
There is great Indignation i'll Great
hiain at the ignorace the British are
sp.ayng in estimating the Boel
fensth i'll Cape Colony. Experts ave'
Ia i, 900 Beers will have to be driver
, Of the colony before tho passage o.
tang river can be commenced.
Tie Rhodeslan force advancing to th'
'Aei Of Mafeking reached Gaberonel
n Dec. .. aud found the Beers hat
Faeua'cd the place. The Rhodesian
e repairing tho railroad rs they ad
lnce
The latest news from Mafeking show
pat Colonel Baden.Powell has beel
need TO reduce the rations Of the gar
soh and inhabitants, but water !
leautul there.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13
n,....rous Freight Wreck.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA disastrous
fre;.ht wreck, resulting in the death OF
.wn men. the serious injury OF third,
snd the destruction Of about thirty cars
oncurred early on the New York divl'
s;on Of the Pennsylvania railroad. be-
t,voan Plainsboro and Princeton, n. D.
Eng;neer Spiegler aud Fireman hen
;.Ler we're killed and Brakeman A. "
Raum was dangerously hurt.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13
TRAFFIC is DELAYED.
Severe snow Storm Raging In Parts Q
Iowa and Wisconsin.

severe snow Storm Raging In Parts ol
Iowa and Wisconsin.
LA CROSSE. Wis, Dec. ia storm
is raging here that promises to break
all former records. Most wires are
down for many miles about. The snow
is 10 inches deep on level and drifting
badly with high northwesterly winds
and the cold is increasing. The street
railway is tied up and all trains de-
layed.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Dec. ia
heavy snow storm approaching biz
zard is raging over Eastern and North
ern Iowa. All wires are down above
Iowa Falls. The weather Is GROWING
cold fast
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13
FIFTY-MILE GALE.

Sweeping Across the Lakes.
DETROIT. Mich, Dec. l3.-A south
west wind is sweeping up the rive- at
the rate of 80 miles an hour. Heavy
winds are reported from all parts Of the
lake region, while at ST. Joseph, Mich.
a snow storm ragged. Fears are enter.
tanned for the government piers there
Most vessel captains have remained il
port and no disasters have been re-
ported as yet. The weather bureau
predicts much colder weather for the
next "a hours. with high winds contin
u;u.,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13

well served. They carried accprata,v
o,ooo yards. am holding Bushman;s
Hook and Cyphergat. Am sending tho
Irish Rifles and Northumberland to
oterKsstrom to recuperate. The wound.
ed proceed to Queenstown. The miss.
ing ing Northumberlands number 368, not
6od. as previously reported"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 13.-One of the
heaviest gales Of the year prevails on
Lake Erie. The wind blows at the rate
of so miles an hour. Very few vessels
ventured out, the weather bureau hav-
ing sent out warning. Telegraph and
telephone lines are prostrated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13
Cold and snow In London.

LONDON. Dec. ia heavy snow
storm is interfering with the traffic on
the railroads and street car lines in
various parts of the country. Skating
has commenced. and hunting and rae.
ing have been suspended.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13
In the Cpper Peninsula.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Dec. IA heavy
snow from the northwest began during
the night and still continues. Almost
a foot OF snow has fallen. The storm
is reported general throughout the Up
per Peninsula.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13
For Pneumonia.

DR.. c. j. Bishop. OF Agnew, Mich,
says: Il have used Foley's Honey and
Tar in three very severe cases OF pneu-
monis the past month with good re-
suits"
CHRIS. SCHUTZ
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-13

j. d. Bridges, Editor democrat"
Lancaster. y. H., says. "One Minute
Cough Cure is the best remedy for Group
l ever ueed." Immediately relieves and
cures coughs. colds. Group. asthma.
pneumonia, bronchitis, grippe and all
throat and lung troubles. 1t prevents
consum ption.
Cook s. ODEE.