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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-13
Crossing the Rockies

The mosi delightful ride across the confi-
nsnt s thfosgh Ulsh snd Colorado, ever
shat is knoNn a. The Soenic Route Of the
World" Il matters b0 AZ shat seaSb a
the ysaF The Zip u made, a. 10 time does
The ieeneTy gfO~ nOuOonoal. II Il an ever
ehangiag panOfana oi he besuiiss of nature.
One mon NJ you are passing in-ough gorgea
szlled iE b. focks ihousands u icet Ugh.
and the neat y0u are above the snOs iinr.
skining peaks that loser aboyc you until
ihey sesm slmosi 10 reach The SAY. One u
The chafaetshsiics II he Colorado elimais
= that he ertf. mcs Of temperaiufs are
never met 9ih Il b neithef 20 cold in
9intrf nof warm 10 fumucf, A. uFon the
hnes u railsEs 4hich cfosi Ihs deserts and
plans The tfaFeief Over ihc kio Jra' Dc
NeUefu also has he pnriieFs u . ttOposeT,
Il he " el1c Al Eall Lake City, % any.
shsIs heNssn Lgisn AMI DrnysT. "a all
classes u ucketf
~ infa nai ioa A. to faief. str.. aad ~
descnFtye psmphlsa, call "a ths nrafeti
Tieket AEert u ths %. X. X. a y. 60. "
Souihrn fsCihc Co. q "a iIcls-
]. u. hANafIELD. cen'i AgL
no Grind Wsatsfn kEilsay. iss Tnfd
ursei. fosiiand. Ossgea.
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A LIFE SAVED.
Or J.F, Cook. the Botanioal Spec
allst. Succeeds Who're Other
EaH

Or J.F, Cook. the Botanioal spec
alist. Succeeds Who're Other
Pail.
To whom Il may concern;
This h 10 certify that Bertha r. Con-
ner, Oi Nj Angel precinct, Marion coun-
~. Oregon, has suffered from q cancer
oua growth Ia the left ear for about thres
years. The growth was cot aat twice and
burned out once by Albany Physicians,
but the growth came back a. bal
aa ever, and pained her 40 badly that
she had to b. taken from school. After
three weeks treatment by DR.. j. n.
Cook, Oi Salem, Oregon, the Botanical
Specialist, the growth entirely disap-
peared. and at this date, four months
since treatment was begun, the growth
has not reappeared, and the ear has en-
tirely healed leaving only tho scars in-
tiieted by the Albany doctors.
hereby certify that the above state
ment ~ absolutely true, and that Ber-
tina I Conner, this person mentioned
la the affidavit, has resided In my fam
ily since early childhood, bearing the ro-
iationship 10 mo OF niece.
II. @. I0Na.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before ms
this eighth day oi June, 1889. w. w.
Hall, county clerk Of Marion county.
Oregon.
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n. Y. Journal 4 Bulletin.

n. Y. Journal 4 Bulletin.
Contracts for 1899 hops are unimport-
ant in this state at present, and, accord
ing TO last accounts, nothing remarkable
or, at least, unusual is being effected on
the Pacific coast. Seemingly the ma
jority OF buyers are content TO wait un-
ill goods are in marketable form before
making any extensive engagements and
values, therefor, are not clearly defined.
In yearlings there is only moderate
busines, mostly at IL and 10 cents net
here, or on that bases, for prime quality.
Olds are very quiet, with prices as qnot-
ed, greatly nominal.
New York State crop OF 1898 choice
- to l3 cents.
Pacific Coast crop. 1898, choice, II
cents.
Coopcrstown Republican: The hop
crop will be nearly all harvested this
week. 4 few growers will run over into
next week with their picking. The
quality will be more variable than in
most years, and yet there will be a good
many very fine, choice samples. The
reports from the growers are that a great
many are getting only one-hali the
number Of boxes they did last year, and
some only one-third, and good many
two-thirds, while once in a while a
grower can be found with an increased
acreage, who will get little more.
Dealers will not do much until the
hops are pressed and they can see the
samples. The estimates OF the crop in
this state vary much. Estimates Of
growers are Of shortage Of 40 10 90 per
cent from last years crop. Dealers es-
Inmates are Of shortage OF % 20 30 per
cent. Orders for the purchase Of new
hops at l3 cents have ben received by
buyers here, We learn Of the sale OF
Albert Parshall's lot OF 20 bales Of '9ss
at little less than 10 cents by an out Of
town buyer, who also got about % bales
ia Herkimer county for fraction over
s cents.
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Lupulin in Marx Lane EIpres.

Lupulin in Mark Lane EEpress.
Small orders for hops keep dropping
in with sufficient regularity 70 maintain
the quotable values. The slightest
pressure To sell is, however bound =.
result IN demand for concessions, which
have been yielded m several eases. The
actual position Of the market is that OF
suspense, as il is 80 difficult 10 arrive At
any correct conclusion in estimating the
coming crop Had the exceptionally
favorable reports of the end OF July been
b zen continued, there is no doubt that
values oi available hops would have
fallen ere this, but the element Of
doubt i nov introduced, and the tone
Of the market though prehaps favor
ing buyers at the moment, is regaining
strength, and II the climatic conditions
now prevailing are not interrupted this
movement will doubtless b. confirmed.
The reports Of the conditions Of the
plantation demonstrate my iears a. q
the effect upon the plants Of the abnor-
NAL heat and drought, vith the cold
wind.. nave not been exaggerated.
These reports are by no means en'
couaging 10 tbose opiimisis Who, q
serve their own purpose, have been ana
are still predicting an EXCEPTIONAL
heavy yield. begin % think that on
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HOP NEWS.
Condition of the Market in All Parts
Of the World.
The New York State Crop Not as Large
as That Of Last
Year.
HOP NEWS.
wATERvILLE. NEW YORK..

Buyers are doing very little toward
purchases of the crop, preierring to wait
until the quality can be more defnately
ascertained. A few purchases of early
varieties have been made at l3c to l5c
These are nearly all small lots in the
neighborbood of to ten bales.
The weather this week has been cool,
dry and pleasant and has proved just
right for hops. Yards that it was
thought last week would not keep have
held their own and good quality is be-
ing picked. Our growers have been
greatly encourage by the favorable con-
iitions of the weather and some of the
Canada yards that were left will now
be picked after the English
Clusters are picked. 1t has been most
fortunate change in the weather and
'ame in the nick of time. The English
Clusters are being secured in fine shape.
Although the weather has a cloudy and
lamp appearance by spells II is not
hought the hops will take any hurt be-
ore they can be picked.
The yield is clearly very much less
han last year, which it will be remem-
,ered was below the average yield.
Many growers give the number OF boxes
picked last year and this, from the same
acreage, and in large majority OF in
stances it is fully one.third less than
ast year. The hops stopped growing
Turing the dry weather, and are, there.
lore not as large but they may make up
in strength what they lack in full deyel-
opement. In a majority OF smaller yards
picking will be over with this week
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To Cleanse The sys,em.

Enectually yet gently, when costive
or bilious, TO permanently overcome
habitual constipation, TO awaken the
kidneys aud liver TO healthy ac-
tivity, without irritating or weaken
ing them, 10 dlspel headaches, colds,
or fevers, use Syrup OF Figs, made by
the California Fig Syrup Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. ca U Ashby returned
TO Portland yesterday after q visit with
Salem friends.
Misses Gertrude and Henrietta Sav.
age are the guests Of Portland friends
this week.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-13

KOdol Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspep-
sia. "The public can rely upon time
a master remedy for aildisOdrers a as
ing from Imperfect digestion. "-Jaris-
NJ. rhOmas, NJ. ID in American jour
nal OF Health, n. y. stones Drug
Stores.
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For the Far.

j. r. Douglas il making arrangements
to take 10 the state fair this week the
best exhibit he has ever made. lie will
compete for the best farm exhibit, the
best ten varieties, the bcst onions, Ter
the Burpee seed exhibit, and for indi-
yidual EXHIBITS. lie has the stuff 10
make other growers rustle.-Albany
Democrat.
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Hop Growers

Are invited to place their insurance
with us. We issue policies on as liberal
terms as any agency in Salem, and offer
you insurance in several OF the best
English, German or American compan-
les We will furnish you hop tickets
in any style with your name printed
on them free OF charge. Call at office
and obtain terms.
q. NJ. BEELER q Co.,
22s Commercial ST., next TO Telephone
Office.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-13

Miss Fannie Davidson, who has been
in Salem 10 make final settlement in the
family estate Of Dr. Jonn Davidson, left
for her home in Denver, Colorado, this
morning.
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Mnrshnl,s sale.

Notice is hereby given that under
the provisions Of ordinance No, 200, /
will on
MONDAY SEPT. IS,
at o'clock p. IN. at the pound In the
city o! Salem, sell at public auction,
the following described impOunded
animal to-wit:
Small black mare with white SPOT In
feet, red web halter.
Unless the above described animal
IL claimed before said date, sale will
be made without reserve.
ID. w. GIBSON,
City Marshal.
September IL, 1899. 0-l2.5t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-13

DeWitt's Little Early RiserS pro
mote health by keeping IL properly
regulated, "Best pills made; we will
use no Others" G., II. Appiegate, j.,
p, OF ClarkSOurg, n, j. Stones Drug
Store.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-13

Miss Grayce Davis, of this city, has ac-
cepted the position as stenographer and
typewriter in the office Of Louis r..
searls and Fred J. shores, hop mer-
chants, in this city.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-13

Alr. ami Mrs. Chas. King, Of p rt-
land, made a short pleasure trip To sa-
lem, returning 10 their home this mo. ns
ing.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-13

Offers travellers choice Of tho following
routes east. They are all famous for their
scenic attraction.
O.R. * N, via Ogden and Denver.
Shasta Reute via Sacramento, Ogden and
Denver.
Shasta Route via Sacramento, MaiJre
Alberquerque.
A daily line Of through PULLMAN
PALACE and TOURlSTsl.EEPERs, san.
Francisco and rs ANGELES 10 Chicag this Is
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-13

To Ours Constipation Forever,
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartio. Toe or es
n Z. Q. q. fail to cure, druggists refund moneI
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-13
Grea, opperuni,y for Home Seekers.

Great Opportunity iol nSill1 9e9Ne'
To close an estate which is somewhat
involved, town properties, farms AMI
small tracts in fruit and otherwise lall
in Salem and vicinity will be sacrificed.
Only partial payment required. In
quire Of
BRoWS, WRIGHINAN & MYERS.
TiOga Block, Salem, or.
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hu-i U'sHG ssts I 20 UU NJ iSSS To6assso Ss nSblIs bls

less marked change of weather speed
lily takes place and a copious fall of rain
becomes general the crop of hops this
year will be much lighter than has been
expected, and that we shall probably e
startled by the shortage. The whole
question OF the crop will be settled by
the atmospheric condition of the mex
fortnight and as we cannot control it
we must wait for and accept the circum-
stances as they may arise.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-13

educate Your DOwcis With Casoarots'
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation fOreYei
lOc g5o. II Q. q. fan, druggists refund money
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-13

Huntington is putting 10000 feet Of
lumber into crosswaks.
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OTHER nor NEWS.

OTHER nor NEWS.
Hop picking is progressing rapidly in
the Linn county yards. Hop lice and
mold have not appeared to damaging
extent. With good weather a heavy hop
crop will be gathered IN good condition.
A hop sale OF the 1899 crop was con-
sumated in Eugene, on the 9Th inst,
when William Seavy sold to Horst Bros,
"a bales OF the Fugles variety for 10
cents per pound. Generally these early
hops DO not bring as good a price as the
later ones.
Says the Independence Enterprise: {:
Miss Emma Henkle picked her two
boxes Of hops on Wednesday, making
her so cents for her days work. She is
o years old. The two children Of j. n.
Armstrong, sand 10 years old, both
picked two boxes each.
The Santiam News, OF Scio, says Of
conditions in that section: "IIop grow
ers are pretty busy this week getting
ready for the coming harvest, and many
are picking-that IL, when it does not
rain too hard. The prospects.for good
pield were never better, and had the
weather been favorable, the hop crop
would have been one Of considerable
magnitude this year"
Picking OF the Fuggles variety OF hops
on the A. J. Jerman farm, on Howell
prairie, was completed on Thursday.
The yield was 1900 pounds, and very
excellent quality il reported. Mr.. Jer-
man has several moreacrcs Of tie late
hops.
A visit TO the Davis hop yard, near
Albany, shows the hops 10 be- in first
class condition. Picking was com
menced last Thursday and lGs boxes OF
hops were put in the big dryer and
70 boxes ia the small one. Mr.. Davis
has 30 acres TO pick and about 20 pickerI
are doing the work. The yards are in
excellent condition and the hops are
large and plump. The yield is estimated
at from POO to 800 pounds per acre. A
few weeks Of good weather will find all
the valley hops in the bales, free from
lice and mold.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-13

Dc Hobbs sparagus Pills cure an kidney ills sam.
pie free. Add sterling Remedy Co. Chicago Or NY
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-13

kedoeed Rates 70 Chicago,
Tuesday, September ~ Y
You are going east cali on the Northern
Pacific agents, Thomas. Watt 4 Co, H1i
Commercial street. Remember that
you saye m0ney by huying your ticket
A. Salem instead d going 10 Portlani Y
bay. 0li.tt
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Best Rig. for Commercial Men

statlfs in sAasibhofk Hotsi Witamsits.
sSSafe teams and comfortable rigs
Tor ladies and family dfiYiaR q spe,-
alLy. nOFses boarded BY day, week,
o. mOnth aud iest ~ satisfactlOn
guaranteed. b'I-lm,
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FOR SALE.-52 acre farm. Situated
1 y miles east Of sheridan, Or, on
county road good four room house,
wOodshed, we'll oi water, new barn,
henhousc, large family orchard bear
ing, good spring water In pasture Of
10 acros, balance In crop, price q 800.
III COO cash. balance time, bargain
II taken Ia 80 days, for more iniorma-
tion call or write 10 owner on place.
l.. u. Murray, sheridan, Oregon.
s7 Int
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HORSE FOR sALE.-The Mitchell
LOWS 4 Staycr Go. branch In this
city, has q good general purpose
horse for sale. Call early. \. n.
Carey, manager. O-5-tf
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SALEM PREPARATORY SCHOOL

win open Tor the new school year sept
%. I8ilJ. The sgia5i Was never more
prosperous than ~ the present time, a
pated for the coming year.
A. j. 6AhlAsD, NJ. A.,
calm. Principal.
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FOUR DOLLARS PER DAY-Men are
wanted to cut, split or haul cord wood.
win pay 80 cents for splitting and &l
per cord for hauling a distance of 2k
miles. Salem Fuel Co., room l3, over
Bush Bank. S-S n
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BUSINESS CARDS.
G. II. nACK
Dentist.

Successor to DR.. J. NJ. Keene, old White
Corner, Sal,m, Or. Part ss desiring saperoi
operations at moderate fees in any be aneh are
IN especial request
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WANTED.

New today adverusements ioa.s lines
or less I'm this column inserted tnreo
times for as ots- so ots a week, 81
per month. All over iour hnes at
same rate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-13

Pierre dispatch, l.: Secretary Rod
a. has placed insurance Oh tie follow.
i-s state iLst!ta..ors II tie amounts OF
So .--- al tLe reform school, $4,000 at
tL= ln=aLe hospital, $4,000 at Madison
normal. >1-,g-g a. state university, SIS.
~ at Speatt=a normal, S29,i0 at SOL
3.7rs hou.e, $4,000 ut ~peLitentiary, 1913.
go al scLo0. for deaf mutes, ard :Jt,-
10 al agricultural college. IN the past
TIE state las carried its OWE insurance
A. the various institutions, but the fires
At the reform school aud the insane asy.
llm the past Year showed the need OF
ready money ia case Of such lose, as it
Vas impossible to build new buildings
without a legislative appropriation, and
that would have to wait the meeting OF
the legislative session, however long the
time might De. AID however urgent the
needs OF the case.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-13

X there ever was q case of toadyism
displayed by an administration 1t is that
10Y being carried on by President Mo
kinley with Gen. Joe Wheeler. When
the volunteers were being called home
from Cuba and disbanded, their officers
including generals were also all dis
missed almost to 9 man. Gen. Joe
Wheeler was the only general with one
exception not dismissed from the service,
He ought to have been. The country
had no further need OF him 10 that ser.
rice. He tad q seat 10 congress that be
would not resign, an1 be ought u occu.
py the seat and represent his constitu.
ents. But the president is playing for
political favor in the eouth and does no.
want to offend Wheeler and bis admirers
and Joe just sticks to the president like
an unwelcome burr. He coached the
president around the south, testified tor
him in the beef scandals and has done
oil be could to hold onto bis g~eneralship.
Now be 10 on his way to tho Philippines
TO get 10 tho way no doubt OF many
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-13

Two South Dakota officers in the
Philippines have received promotion at
the hands Of the general government for
efficiency il tie field. John g. 4. Bra
den. frs. lieutenant Of q Black Hills
company aud formerly land register at
Aberdeen, has been promoted to major
IL the new Inirty-s!XtE regiment OF
United States volunteers Low being
formed ard AS far rs possible being
enlisted from the state volunteers now
OF the islands there, che Of the two
skeleton regiments as they are called
The other promotion was that OF Capt.
Harry \. Heyenau Of the BrookinGs
company, promoted to captain il the
IaIrty sixth. also.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-13
SOCIALISM
AS Expounded by Eugene
v. DebS.
A Trip to the Philippines
with Prof. RObersOn--
A Heart Opener.

Owing to the presence on the assembly
grounds yesterday OF Eugene V. Debs,
the crowd on the grounds, especially at
the auditorium, was very much larger
than any day this week. In fact the
auditorium was very we'll filed through
out the day.
Rev. ". H. TRIAL and Rev. Dr.. II. P.
Carson discussed very ably the depart
meut of Christian service in the kingdom
of God.
The anti-saloon discussion was post
poned until evening and given q breeze
by Dr.. TAoms 1st before the opening OF
Roberson's stereoptlcon lecture. Before
the afternoon and evening lectures q
shor. musical aud literary entertain
ment was given by the talent on the
grounds, notably Miss Smith. Miss
Bratnober, Prof. Warren Tolles, Mrs.
Hunt. These specialists always receive
hearty encores.
In the afternoon Eugene V. Dehs
spoke to q fine audience which he car.
RED mainly a,org with him 10 consent OF
judgment and very frequently in out
bursts OF applause. He is an easy, in
| cisive and entertaining speaker and the
two and a-half hours address be gave
them did not seem over an hour. He is
very moderate IN language and temper
and long before he was through all fears
Of dynamite bombs Or other dangerous
mlts!es being thrown, we're dlspelled.
Mr.. Debs' line OF thought vas ss fol-
lows, although We can give it only very
briefly and meagerly:
Christ was opposed to the social eys-
tenn Of his time. and had he preached
the same doctrine now as then he would
have had an injunction issued against
him by Judge Barnes or Judge Wood
aud fined and cas-. into prison for. con-
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EUGENE Y. DEBS.

organized in the Philippines. Among
the appointees are the following North
western boys:
10 be colonel, Lieutenant Colonel
Robert B. Wallace. First Montana.
To be major, Lieutenant John G. A.
Braden, First South Dakota.
10 be captains, Lieutenant Charles
w. Meade, First Montana: Lieutenant
Charles French, First Montana: Cap
tain Harry A. Hegeman. First South
Dakota; Captain Warren Ickes, Fifty
first Iowa: Second Lieutenant Carl l..
Stone, Thirteenth Minnesota: Second
Lieutenant James F. Croft. First Mon.
tana; Lieutenant William B. Hanna.
First Montana.
To be first lieutenants. Lieutenant
VIII n. Point, Fifty-frst Iowa: Second
Lieutenant Fred S. Smith, First North
Dakota; Second Lieutenant Ernest
Murphy, First Montana.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-13

tempt OF court. A great change has
taken place since Christ's time in the
economic system. Machinery has root.
ed out the opportunities Of the laborer
who with q few tools could do as much
as other men and look forward 10 pro-
motion. Now he is the slave OF machin.
cry; wage has been gradually reduced
until bis wife and children have work at
the machine too, to earn 9 living. Two
millions OF women aud two ard a.hslf
millions Of children are o engaged in
manual labor for an existence. The
woodworkers OF Oshkosh, Wis, a short
time ago went on a strike because the
average wages were less than IS cents q
day. The average wage Of the people OF
this country is not 25 per cent of tho
value OF his product. And the minute
his labor does not produce q profit be is
denied work altogether. It is life and
blood against money, wealth or capital.
A strife is the only recourse of 9 people
being crushed. Many of the men who
have brought about progress and reform
in this world have died martyrs, a self
for their fellow men. The
fathers OF our country we're ~agitators.
strikers, rebels against England, but to
them We our constitution and fra.
dom. So Of Garrison, Lovejoy, Phillips.
The machine in industrial economy il
the competitor Of the laboring man and
Is used by the captains OF industry to
crush the laborer more and more by
competition. Capitalization and com.
bination are the controlling spirits OF
our age today. Three hundred and
fi~fty-three trusts, worth eight billions Of
dollars, growing at the rate OF q
month, crushing the small dealer out az
business and making 10 many more
economic slaves. The trust il the ont.
growth Of competition, you cannot d.
It without removing tho cause.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-13

The board OF charities ard corrections
have visited our states Inheritance 10
The way OF emp'y buildings at Gary,
Deuel. county, donated for 4 blind asy-
Jun aud have decided to send an expert
there from the blind asylum at Vlnton,
Iowa, 70 determine how best to improve
.he buildings for the use Of the blind
With the $500 placed at command by
the Legislature for this purpose.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-13
Dixon Whips TOMMY WHIT.

DENVER, July 13.-George Dixon.
featherweight champion of the world
was given the decision over Tommy
White at the end of a 2O.round bont he.
tore the Olympic. club. Dixon led The
fghting from the start to the finish
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-13

Con- Harvey Is stIrriug up Nebraska
auiieLce= il a series Of speeches through
ont mat state. He says lie l= ready for
any questions j. Sterling Morton may
p:opouLG 10 Aiu-.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-13

The states attorney OF Meade county
Is preparing the liquor cases recently
ruled upon by Judge Moore, for the SUI
preme court, where it is expected a de.
clsion will be had in the matter in about
three vaeks