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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-11

you oupht TO know that when suffer
ing from any kidney trouble tina q saIe'
cure remedy is Foley's Kidney Cure
Guaranteed or money refunded:
FRANK SMITH.
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SHELLEU By BRITISH.

Mr.. Sarah Flynn.
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riae raaddeooe property tor ~ -
cosy tefm0. OsAs.
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For trade, . good residence With sta
bic and large grounds, this c'ty, 70
s.sd. Tor = farm. CnAs. Il. KENNEDY.
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Hamilton Clark, OF Chsunoey. Ga.
Gays he suffered with itch'ng Pilee
twenty ear before trying Dewitt,
Witch Hazel Salve, two boxes OF whict
completely cured him. Beware o.
worthlees and dangerous countertelte.
Cook l. ODER.
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CITY.
LOCAL B%Ri:vITlES.

report Far tonight and
Seh' 10 Webster on the
tan.
fen"ran is visiting old
1t Ramona tn. week.
t.'a'pIy Of lime. s.ucoo, cement
:" co'nAn's lumber yard.
a'A wheat, -; September
sraed N Chicago .. GoH and
want mix or cream m .hcr.
.'. pA0ne Hexom's Madison
ne tram from the east:
~ ' Mrs. |. II. Nanusstad,
A''' Geo. Waters.
,,ss Peterson wa. an .rriv.,
!, NV this morning to visit
,,"'s' $. j. o'Gar.
a 'sh f"Nkss, Congregational
|EJr.'0', Iowa, is visiting HE
p.,., "SNs"' OF this city.
|sbo iho@. Fitzgerald and
kun.h been visiting friends
Nv home to Minneapolis this
tous h' "''ns gave her husband Z
|das b HI. occasion yesterday
lue,d ~ Pensioners. about Is OF
Aap ,.s, and made the reverend
s nv' TINT he was a much az.
Is s Ir'''u"I adviser. The com.
y" entertained by their
Nj. c,. a'Spatch, .: Kirk O. Phil.
o,, las asked Gen. Deadle,
Min bin ' !" Madison Stat. Normal ,.uu.l
IAa ID, ;, m making tn. .sl.o.,oo :,
I.sa LOT the sr.. sonolsr.hir
u. Nsv0 H' BY the presi.
Dss; FORK Original School d
viii d. !. for Women. a.
i&p. w VII, the recommending I'D
.''' Appoin. IL. p.s.oa. -
y. ... .pp''oations hs,. oon. !.
.. '''' part ., u. .s... .'a''
s s.'s' between Ii. sr.,a ~.
IN Opened u , ,. :. ~,,s /,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-11

~
niues are made up y announced in yes.
tssdsy's DAILY LEADER, except Bliss 10
place Of Carey IN tho elevator team, aud
G. Norton 10 place Of Nichols in the city
team, Nichols acting as umpire. The
game started out with goose eggs on
both sides Ia the first three innings, the
city team getting . good start, however,
By Moore knocking the ball into the
weeds whore il wss lost until he add oil
before him made the home base. The
third inciug closed 1 10 l IN favor OF the
city The city lads KEEP. tho lead
10 The end. the game ~resulting . 10 . in
their favor.
Climate and crop Bulletin Of the
Huron Weather bureau says Of South
Dakota Tor The week ending August ::
The temperature averaged about the
normal i.r the week. but the nights
we're mostly cool. add there wSs no *.
osssively high Temperature. Over the
southeast counties good 10 heavy rains
vsrs fairly general; elsewhere they were
local and scattered. aud mos,ly in light
TO fair showers. Damaging hail storms
have occurred 10 The las, ton days in
portions Of Blown, Brule. Fsulk, HAmlin.
K,ngsbury. Mcpherson and Deuel. coun.
Ties. Wheat and oct harvest is far sd-
vsncpd and. the whole state considered.
fair 10 good yeld and quality OF berry 10
indicated. though poor IN some SEQ
tons. Tho condition Is uneven, IN some
fields. even in the drought district, the
yield and quality 10 very good. while IN
others fair TO good. and in others fair TO
poor. There are some large areas in the
Sioux:vslley where very good yield aud
quality are anticipated. Reports iudi-
cate that wheat sown on corn ground IL
giving the best results. The time OF
hsvesting OF wheat and oats has been
closer together than ususl because OF the
hot weather Of two weeks w. ripenipa
grain rapidly. Harvest WAS delayed 10
some southeastern counties by rains aud
stormy weather. and the crinkl'ng and
falling Of grain making progress slow
Corn, tax and late potatoes still need
rain in many localities, but rains have
considerably benefited them locally
Corn 10 in very promising condition 10
the southeast counties and some other
locali,es. but elsewhere it 10 not. and
stands in need OF rain except where re-
lieved by local showers. Flax hss with
stood we'll the conditions in the dry
districts, but many fields are injured; gu
the whole, however. fair TO good yield
and quality 10 anticipated.
For trade, . good residence With sta
! hle and large grounds, IL this city, Il
trad. for n farm. CHAs. Is. KESNEpi.
70 Rest.
Part OF residence near Normal schoo
Newly papered and painted throughout
Inquire Of MRS. JOHN "ALrkR'
CITY residence lots Tor sale. elo + SSVo
ELMER SHERIDAN.
Large house, stable and quarter BLOCK
ground 20 trade for land.
CnAs. B. KENNEDy.
For rent, Q six room house.
Mrs. Sarah Flynn.
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OUR BOYS.
Bertrand Tells What Thew
Are Doing.
The Matter of Re.Enlist.
ment-- Figuring to Get
Their Own,

In view OF the fact that the South
Dakota volunteers set sail from Manila
yesterday for San Francisco, the follow
ing letter from Geo. Bertrand OF Co. /,
will be OF interest as showing how the
boys were occupied up to within q
month OF their preparation for depart
ure. The letter is Gated. Manila, June
IS. lie says:
I'VE got orders 20 break camp 1t
Camp SiotseL berg, and now We are oil
broke up. Co. A is camped at the sunk.
co road. half = mile northeast OF Lomls
church where we had our first battle af.
ter we captured block house No. 1. We
are on the right OF Go. A and in our old
trench that we had before the march on
MHlolos. The regiment is holding about
twice the length OF line that We held on
the former occasion. Our company has
= men less and one-iourth more line to
guard. We are OF guard every other
day and sometimes between. Yesterday
two OK our men went q mile and a-half
on, beyond the lines to see il they could
lind any insurrectos but found none.
1t rained last night aud 10 day. The
fields are SO soft it is hard to move
around.
II will stay here in the islands after
the regiment goes home. The 5000 you
refer 10 ,s travel pay from Manil" to
, place Of enlistment aud the government
,s trying to bulldose the volunteers into
reeniis,ing aud il they do 1t will pay
them what they have coming. butif they
wont it will give the volunteer part OF
what he has coming III cash: that 's. bis
wages, clothing allowance and travel pay
from San Francisco to place OF enlist
uept. But the travel pay on the water
and ration money that q soldier is emit
tied 70 will amount to about 500, aud
instead OF giving US our money they
offer ne a pass aboard q government
transport and board worth about $500,
but on a transport about equal TO a
passage OF 500 on q liner. So you see
il they can bulldose US into reenl'stine
re will get what money we:have coming;
il not. they will beat Us out OF about
400 for the boys that stay here.
THE English war vessels are larger
than cure, but that makes them easier to
! hit. Our guns and machinery are built
, for service and not for show. as some Of
the insurgents will not deny, When :
and lO.inch shells can Oe put INTO
block house Is feet square. nine t'mee
out OF ten, at 6.ooO yards, it means bus''
ness."
Hamilton Clark, OF Chsuncey. "a
saye he suffered with itching piles
twenty years before trying DeWlttt
Witch Hazel Salve, two boxes OF which
~comnletely cured him. Beware o.
worthless and dangerous oounterlelte'
Cook & ODEE.
You ought to know that when suffer
inc from II kidney trouble that q safe
sure remedy is Foley's Kidney Cure
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"Our baby was sick for a month with
severe cough and catarrhal fever. Al
though we tried many remedies she
kept getting worse until We used One
Minute Cough Cure,-it relieved at once
and cured her IN a few dsys." b. l..
Nance, Prin. High School, Bluffdale,
Texas.
Cook & ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-11

Chlusss village Dsstroysd for "sfoo''"s
VANCOUVER. d. c.. Aug. .-iho
Empress OF Japan brings news that /"
British cargo boat on the Canton rive,
Vas boarded by pirates who carr'e"
away a cargo worth $4,000. The com.
maudcr Of the Sand Pipes. an admiralty
launch, built last year at Hong Mona
for protection Of trade on the river
steamed after tho pirates. who sue
ceeded. however, in landing their goods
near : village called Kamchkat. Inc
commander Of tho Sand Pipes askeu
That tho pirates DO delivered 70 nal,
IA tho roods restored. No s~atisfaction
~ oiven to him and he shelled the
nlaoe. which was entirely destroyed.
Notice. (.
All hooks drawn from Normal ecnoo'
library prior TO August !, lovs, snou'u
s. returned q o This - necessary
hooke ~ being re-catalog1sd: noO.
~. +. ..su,nsd 10 Ladies Hall ct any
~ W. II. DEMrsTER,
s'"e' Acting Librarian.
r,.e r.eidenos property tor eaIe o.
-. ~. Gas. b. KENNEDY.
"a % ~ Hospital tor oots.wss
= - - WI
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-11

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thorouehly
49, tod without aid from the eeom.
y .rS NJ tho came time heals and -.
. ~ ~ diseased digestive organs. II
/: ~ only remedy that dos both o.
~ Ahin1s and can b rolled upon r.
nsrmaoeotly cure dyspeeste.
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r,, r,l..ionors At Greytown.

cana, Commissioners At Greyt"wn.
N.xAsuA, Nicaragua, Aug. II. Tel
ocrams from Greytown report the ar.
r;yal there Of IA members of the United
c..tos canal commission and 40 more
ars erpected in q few days to study the
nronosed canal routes across Nicaragua
piH !, "rn reportcd to be in good health.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-11

It takes I 1000 tons Of paper to mako
the postal cards used In the United
states each year.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-11

C,tv residence lots Tor sale, el5 to S9OO
wy ELMER SHERIDAN.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-11

90 @ ~ Hospital TOR oo!."
ha1hs. Is conla NRs. CALL'SAS'
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Part NJ residence near Normal school
Newly papersd and painted throughout
i~n.os Mrs. john WALTER.
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Large house. stable and quarter o'ocx'
CuAs. B. KENNEDY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-07
THE FIGURE or VENUS.
Ideal Woman's Correct Proportions
Shown by the Statnc.

Ideal Woman's Correct Proportions
Shown by the Static.
The recognized perfection for a wo-
mans stature Is 5 feet inches. the
height Of the Venetian Venus The
other accessories for physical perfection,
according TO the Arabic code. arc:
Black-Hair eyebrows, lashes and pu-
pills.
Rsd-Tongue. lips and cheeks.
LOng-Back. fingers. arms and limbs
Round--Head, neck, arms, ankles and
wnlst.
IarEe-Forehead, eyes and lips.
NarTow-Eyebrows, nose and feet.
Smnli-Ears, bust and hands.
For q woman 5 feet inches. 1855
pounds Is the proper weight. and II she
be well formed she can stand another
ten pounds without greatly showing It.
When her arms are extended she
should measure from the tip OF middle
finger to tip Of middle finger Just feet
5 inches, exactly her own height. The
length OF her hand should be Just a
tenth Of that and her foot just sew
euth.
The distance from elbow to the mid
die finger should be the same us the dis
lance from the elbow to the middle Of
the chest.
From the top OF the head to the chin
should be just the length OF the foot,
and there should be the same distance
between the chin and the RrmpltB.
A woman OF this height should meas
ure "a inches about the waist. and "a
inches nbout the bust II measured from
under the arms and ~ II over them.
Tho upper arm should measure 10
Inches and the wrist 6.
The calf Of the leg should measure
lI.L inches. the thigh % and the ankle
8 Inches,
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tightly over the rungs and finally max
ing a broad sweep TO the chandelier
above, making a net work over brass
work and then across to the wall. where
II finds a safe place behind the pictures.
hiding Itself around the poles OF the por-
there's and ending In remote place on
the surface, over In cosy corner, quite
out OF sight, where at the end Of this
should be fastened q small souvenir
which the finder claims as her own when
her special network is unravelcd.
The other OF equal length should take
another course winding itself around
the sofa. hugging the legs OF the plano.
and from there through the keyhole,
making tracks In its various turnings
until It reaches the exact spot where
the first one Is stationary. On the end Of
this Is also q souvenir, which the unit
Wlster claims. Each couple starts on
perfectly Independent and without help
from each other. so that after SUCCESS
full march has been taken the cords are
unraveled, and souvenirs obtained
through much climbing and the point
gained. Many times the two cords are
firmly knotted together. the tle-up
creating confusion that becomes more
amusing as the game goes on. A'certain
time Is allotted for each couple. so that
IIN ulHNhllSldGklul 10 klNNus
All the COUPLES are paired off and
numbered. so that each in turn is call
ed. II preferred, this cobwcb NJ cords
can be taket up the staircase hut II Is
better to confine It TO the first floor. SO
that a better view can be obtained by
the lookers-on.
For the clever woman who wishes to
give a particular zest to the occasion
each souvenir can be accompanied by =
quotation incloEed in the parcel at the
end Of the cord For a woman. there
may be tiny looking glass with the
Shakespeare motto. "a glass Of fash.
ion. mold of form" For man, 'T.ik-
a butterfly he fllts from flower to flow
CIR" In selecting triHes, childish objects
arc very amusing like a woolly lamb
tied tn n cart. two pewter spoons. each
one tied mp with a narrow satin rib
Ron: littls Indion doll horn-ln fac,
any NJ the queer toys liked by children:
or. IL preferred. thrrc may be the usua'
prizes Elven as IN other entertainments.
After the cobwch Is taken down a sup.
per and dance follow
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For Bale by Charles II. doatse, DruEEiSL
Twelfth and Market Streets.
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TAKES A HIGH PLACE.
Stands Well in the Estimation Of
the People.
Attention Is Naturally Excited When
Anything Is Praised by People
Whom We Know.

A thing that stands high in the esti.
nation OF the public, and which ls es'
pecinlly recommended by Wheeling
people, naturally eXcltes our attention
more than II our own people did not
praise the article. Such thing Is go
Ing on right here In Wheeling every
day, people are praIsing Morrow's
Kid-ne-olds because they cure. There
Is no humbuG. no deception, they dc
positively cure, and we furnish the ev-
Idence.
We refer you to Mr.. John McCugh,
No. 24l6 Main street. He says: Il suf-
fered for a long time with dlsordered
kidneys and was never able TO get any
medicine that would cure me. The
pain across the small Of my back would
be so bad at times that could hardly
attend to my work. l seemed to be
generally run down, feeling more tired
in the morning when would get up
than when went TO bed at night. Some
Of my friends recommended me to try
Morrow's Kid-ne.oids. md as they
were guaranteed to cure or the money
refunded, by Chas. r. Goethe, secur-
ed some from him and after had TAX
en- them for few days, as the direc.
ton said, was relieved Of the pain
across my back. and my general health
was restored"
II you have any form OF kidney trou.
BILE or nervous ailment arising from
this disease. check It at once with
Morrow's Kld-ne-sIds. Do not wait
until II Is too late and then blame
yourself for not listening to reason and
facts.
Morrow's Kld-ae-oIds arc not pills
but Yellow Tablets. which Is the most
scientific form OF preparing medicine
They are put up In wooden boxes which
contain enough for about two weeks
treatment and sell for nifty cents AT
Chas. Il. Goetze's Drug Store.
Descriptive booklet mailed upon re-
quest by John Morrow & Co., Chem
lists, Springfield. Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-07
CoBWEB PARTY.
The Newest Wrinkle to AmuSe An
Evening Assembly.

The Newest Wrinkle TO Amuse an
Evening Assembly.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette: This
season. among popular schemes the
cobweb party will be supremacy popular
To make a pretty ahalr that will be an
insured success, the lower floor Of a
house should be mainly utilized. that
f. the parlor-wIth dining room attach
ed-and the hall can take a share II
wide enough. But, in any case, there
should be a passage way Of good width
so as to form an egress for the coming
and going OF the guests. The plan when
well laid is a network Of Irvine In the
form Of one big cabinet
In giving this party ten couples arc
really the limit for this amusing affair
Too many would be confusing. In send
ing Invitations q lady can bring her
own escort. or ten men and women ohnB-
en- who are not ncqualn "a win each
other, but friends OF the hostess who
select partners. which will be agreeable
after an Introduction Is Md D." 20 r
appointed is generally $50 sharp, a.
there In a limited time given TO. -. e.,-
tHnglement Of the cords: the whole COM
pany being assembled before the fune-
ton rs commenced.
For a room to be thoroughly equipped
with a cobweb at least two pounds Of
twinc are required. which should be OF
the best quality. so that brenkhge
would be impossible after the tle-up Is
made. The cOlOrs selected should be n
medium tint, the better tone being del
icnie gray. To commence this intricate
proccss the winders should start from
given points. one on the right Side, the
other on the left hand of the room where
II lR TO be done,
II n beginning Is 20 be made at the
mnntel like those Of cabinet form the
small uprIghtB are exceedingly useful
for the purpose Then the twlne should
be carried along the shelves down TO the
fireplace, under the chairs, fastened
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-07


That rheumatism IN is worst
form can be cured BY proper treat
ment IS shown by this interview
with Mat Tanner, Of aSr Hamilton
ST., Albany, N. Y. BE said: u
was taken with Rheumatism that
began ID. my hips and spread
throughout my body. For two
years and half was confined to
my bed. / employed nine Of the
best physicians Of Albany, aud
two specialists from New York.
but ali declared my case hopeless.
Nv niece recommended DR.. Will
Jams Pink Pills for Pale People.
The use Of several boxes enabled
me to leave my bed and go about
with clutches. Finally / aban-
doned the crutches, and am now
as well as Ever. No praise Of DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People is too strong for my case.
III MAT TANNER.
sworn 20 end subscribed before
me this 18th day Of Sept, 1898.
NEILR F. TowNER, Notary PGbse.
-Fron, III, Af5any CM, " Journal
Dr. William Pink Pills for Pale People
contain, IN q eeldenSed form, all the Gle
mentS necessary "a give new Life and Fteh;
nsw 10 the bipod and restore shattered
nerves, They are In unfailing Hpecihc iaI
Eueh diteaSes ni1he0mAl0r ataIia, partial
paralyTid, 81. Yitui' dance, Sciatiea, neural
he, rheumatism, nervous hea9Net'e the
aiteT.sfscts Of die grip, palpiiation Of ne
heart. pals and SaiIoW Somplezinnl, and ~
forms Of weakness either IN male OF tenAle'
Or. Williams PlaE PHO Tor Pie PeaplO afe AOyli
sod b the dutAh Or hphdF0d, but ulgoyt q pack
sesS. Al eli druggists, o. direct IRON tht % we
llSls Medicine G6mpaAT. SehOaOetaey, I, 4, q
eCali pGF boz. 0boxtt s2.so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-07

The Best Prescription for ChiIls
and Fever IL bottle Of Groves Taste.
less Chill Tonic. II IL simply iron and
quinine 10 tasteless form. No cure
no pay. Price. soc. tthsGw
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-02-25
PrcparcYOurScIffOr Spring
Take DIR. Greene's Nervura, the Best
Spring Medicine in the World.

In the spring everybody needs and
should take a spring medicine. Spring is
the time to be cured if you are sick, and
the spring finds most Of us in poor condi-
tion, blood poor, nerves relaxed, weak and
unstrung, and the organs clogged and
sluggish In action.
DIR. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve
remedy is the best spring medicine In the
world, the best possible remedy for you TO
take, the one sure spring restorative which
will build up your blood, invigorate your
nerves and give you your old-time snap,
vim, energy, strength and vigor.
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy is purely vegetable and perfectly
harmless, and now is the time to take il
now Is the time you need it most--now
Is the time to be cured.
Mr.. Nicholas Dunn, we'll known in St.
Paul, Mimi, says:
d" found last spring that the change OF season
aft ci,d me as 1t did many another was com
pltrly done up. While not actually confined TO my
bed was Just as badly of, for had no interest in
matters going on about me- My friends detected ms
III humor and spoke of II. was nervous and un.
strung as the provorbial witch, and evervthing Z
seemed 10 90 wrong. with almost no faith In any
remedy, and wish TO that I have no doubt iu
the world that tbraced up and straig htened out
my nervous system, and wrought wonderful change
In rie in short time. II ever in again shall
lose time in obtaining this wonderful and excel
lant specific"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-02-25

No other remedy in the world will do
you SO much good as DR.. Greenes Nerv-
ura blood and nerve remedy. Il is the
true spring medicine, the idea spring re-
storative and strength-renewer.
No remedy is SO sure to purify the blood
and strengthen the nerves, to bring back
bloom and color to the wan and faded
checks, the brilliancy to the hollow and
haggard eyes, the lightness and elasticity
to the weak and weary steps, the strength,
vigor and vitality to the unstrung, shat
tered and worn out nerves. II is, indeed
the greatest OF all spring medicines. for Il
makes those who use It well and strong.
Mr.. Isaac Kelley, Landscape Gardner,
Haverhill, Mass. says:
During the past spring was feeling run down
10 feeling mean, 50 tospcak. As wanted something
10 brace me up and make me feel better concluded
edy. IL not only made me better right awav but Il
cured me OF a trouble with my head and neck /
have used three bottles Of the Nervura and NV er.
peuence has been such to warrant nv praising IL
highly an a medicine for the liver and kidnevs. az
we'll as tonic for elderly people like myself"
People have more confidence in DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
than in any other medicine, because il is
the prescription of a regular physician
and therefore perfectly adapted to cure
Dr. Greene, IS West G4th St, New York
City, can also be consulted free inregard to
any case, personally or by writing to him