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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-22
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-22

Idols" by William Locke; John Lane:
The Bodey Head, 140 Fifth avenue New
York. Cloth, $l.50. This charming novel
in the literary world. The critics have
spoken well of il and it is increasing in
popularity with the reading public. It is
one of those stories which grow in inter-
est with each succeeding chapter. The
style is excellent and the plot is good, 1t
is certain to enjoy a steadily increasing
popularity.
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savannah Almanac
n rises sos and sets 6:57.

High water at Tybee to-day at 5:11 a.
m and 5SS p. m. High water at Savan-
nah one hour later.
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Story of the Huguenots," by F. A.
Mann. Mann & Mann, 81. Augustine,
Fla. Paper 80 cents. This is a sixteenth
iards and Indians were the actors. In this
little volume the wanderings and remarka-
bic adventures of a band of HGguenots in
South Florida, over 400 years ago. are
graphically told We do not know how
closely the author has kept TO the facts,
but we are certain that he has succeeded
in making a highly entertaining book.
Florida is a land of romances, but none
Of those which have appeared in print
excels this story of Huguenots in South
Florida-wanderers who successfully re-
pulsed the hostile Spaniards and made
friends of the saVages.
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From the New York Commercial and FL
nancial Chronicle, May 20.
The visible supply of cotton May 10.
as made up by cable and telegraph. is as
follows. Continental stocks, as wen as
those for Great Britain and the afloat. are
this weeks returns, and, consequently,
all European figures are brought down to
Thursday evening. But to make the total
the complete figures for May 10, we add
the item of exports from the United
States, including in it the exports of Fri
day only:
1899 1898
Stock at Liverpool, bales. 1 50l. 900 1,1SS, 600
Stock at London ......... 5000 5000
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Total visible supply ....3,S2O,75S S,154,OS3
The imports into continental ports the
past week have been $1,000 bales.
The above figures indicate an Increase
in the cotton in sight 10 date of 666,675
bales, as compared with the same date of
1898, a gain of Lib 102 bales over the cor
responding date of 1897 and an excess OF
1,090,767 bales over 1896.
India Cotton Movement from All Ports
The receipts of cotton at Bombay and
the shipments from all India ports for
the week ending May IS, and for the sea-
son from Sept. l, to May IS for three years
have been as follows:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

land General News of ships and
shipping.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-22

british steamship Teviotdale, after
JUN hen repaired, moved down to
l. Point yesterday, where she will
5.h loading.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-22

e.boouer Harriet C. Kerlin, Capt.
from Philadelphia, arrived yester-
syn. -,,b a cargo of coal, consigned to
- : r Thomas & Son.
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rt. me McCauley and barge Joseph
ii,.sr arrived up to the city yesterday,
ol. haing detained at quarantine for
li -''rol davs. The boats are from Havana,
So cargo of lumber was towed some
lime ago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-02


Notice IL y hereby given that a, a meeting cf The
city council oftne city OF Madison. S.uth ia
knta, held on the athsday @: November, 1854, al :
O o'clock M. In the city hall, IL wss considered and
Determined by said city council! that the pub,,r
necessity and convenience demand that a eide.
Walk OF the character and kind required BY the
ordii ances OF the Ct y, hc built along the strce,
ana In front OF the lots, blocks aud pr.mi.e-
hereinafter mentioned and described and ON IN,
GATE and ~ the time and place aforcsaid, the
said city council Rfarcsnid In d1c form passed
ma ado. ted = resolution ordering said sidewalk
To be butt 10 conformity with the ordinances al
the city now IN force and which resolution was
approved by the mayor and IL now al
record IN my Office, and which said sidewalk wa.
orcefed To he huilt and CON pIeied and ready 10,
use within thirty days after the completed pub.
iicstion ofthi. notice ard n not 80 done then the
came Will be bnili by the city ct Madison and this
eSpensc thereof assessed against the admitting
pfcmisrr and which said eidcwnlk IL to be on the
notth eide OF Tenth street and In front Of the
Io,iowihg lots. blocks and premisc., to wit:
commencing at the southeast corner ~ hiork
eleven Ol). Of North Madison, thence wee,
along the sonih aide ~ blocks six tsl and three
tal.of North Madison to Washington sycnue.
That said sidewalk IL In he constructed In nc.
o. tho city OF Msdieon, south Dakots, nov IN
force aud mnst he fully comp lctcd within th,rt,
Gays aft.r the completed publication Oi this no
tce, ~ the dihercnts property owners 1t th.i,
own exp. - nee and cost. aud II not 90 built nnf
completed within that time the same will h,
unit oy the ely and the expense thereof AZ
eesscd agsinst the sbutting premises.
~ order 81 the city council.
dated this 10Th day Of November. Is,n.
CITY Auditor ofthe City Of Msdieo on, south Da
kOia. ~ ~"
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Notice to Owners to Build S,d.w.,I

Notice Il hereby given that at = meeting Of the
city council Of the city OF Madison, south Lsko.
u. held on the 9Th day Of October, 1879, 1t 3
Cclock. 10 me city hall, II was considered and
determined ~ said city council that the public
necessity and convenience demand that 4 eide.
wax OF the Character and kind required by thu
ofdinsnces OF the city. be built along the sfreet.
ana 10 'front.' OF the lots, blocks and premises
hereinafter mentioned aud described and on the
date and st the time and place nforesaiu. the said
cay c"@nc'i ators.sid In due form pesssd and
DC built 70 conformity with he ordins ncesof the
CITY now 10 force and which resolution wac after.
wsras approved by the mayor and IL now Of rec
ORG W r,y ONCE and which ssid sidew . X wa
0rdered to ne built and completed ana ready Tor
use within thirty days next sitter the Completed
Gnnhc s'ion OF thi. notice and u not o. done
w.; iDeo ana .nS s Jpn VII DO built BY the city II Mad
ne Auditing premises, and which sss6 eidswsik
% 70 De on the west side OF LincOln ovonus AND :n
20 wit: 1
ono 81 Of North Nsdtson, thence north ai"ns ~
esot zoe OF sssd block 70 she northeast corner n
TAst ssiS sidswait 10 to b eosstsve>sl 1. .e.
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Notice Of Chattei Mortgage Asl-.

whereas default hss been made In the condi.
lions ca certain chattel mortgage, dated thc
10Th day OF August, A. D. lssn, given b. Hsns
Z. Hiiden and Peter j. kuen, mortgagorp. To The
Minnesota Thssshcr Manufacturing tompsuv ~
StI'.wste! Mlnn, mortgage, said mortgage aud
the above named mostgagcc. and said mo,,sa.s
nsxlng oeen duly hled in the once Of the reR}ctcr
o. aee0s 0! Lake county, Nouth Dakota, on the
sItn Gay o! August, A. j.. 1904, 40 No. $500. Ana
Mn'cn esld mortgage was given np0n the fDiiOv.
III Tx p'"peIty 40 described In said mortgage. 20
III: vne ~ horse Giant engine, No. assn. he
same being = straw. bnrner, together with nshss
Osovesty. (Said engine l. now stsndinr IN ~.
- IN northeast Of Peter Hsnsnn's machIn ehon
- msa'son. 3. d., In charge Of said Hanson. And
~, ne examined by any prospective pnrchssor. !
4. "s,sas tncre 10 now due on said mortgage ana
,h : nant thereby secured, principal ana lniurest.
.,., s"m .. S.M.Ia. Whereas siid default con
s,"rcrald snm Of money now long nsst An.
NV th'etcrc. notice II hereby given fhse hv
v,itn. Of the power If eals in said mortmss
Io"'s.nsd, and p0ssuant to the eteiuie
"a snrh case made and provided ~
~ .ne order Of the owner Of eeid
s ..m|'.sasci ! n:ve taken posse, sion o., and VII
.s'n, IN Lake county,, South DskoSs. on estus.
S Sa", me VII day u Dscsnhss. A.. b. 'isUo, q The
h'ghest bidder ior cssh, u psv ihe Seh. y. 10
ent 4" oy :ssd mortssse and an atiosnsy's irs 81
n. sma ne cesec md 'sxpsases ~ NbsSslossfe.
The r .nysmu q s.sd msostssse lstfs1b.d. to VI;
'! ';:.:S I :i s:ss.sss. =: s:1 is|'s S::.,.. ~. -. -.
mi GVStss;oTTiA' ~: TT;ssrsasx xAxu,.c.
sU"!Ho GO, ~nosleaoss.
soTsA, Attorney fss Aesssasss. |
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=, rapidly falling health. / suffered dreadfully
from bloating. and urinary difficulty. ! was
growing perceptibly weaker each day and .uf
fered much sharp pain at times. I had to give
up my work and felt that something mus, te
done. Isought your advice and received a PROMPT
reply. I followed your directions and took twelve
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and enjoyed it.. I had a short, easy confinement
and have a healthy baby boy
The one medicine that gives prompt
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that works on one special set of organs
and puts them in a perfectly vigorous,
healthy condition. 1t quickly soothes in
Illumination and stops facilitating drains
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the pain and danger of childbirth.
Although sweet to the taste It contains
no sugar which often disagrees with weak
stof1achs; mo- does it contain any alco-
hol, or opium in any form, and therefore
does not induce q craving for stimulauts.
Keeps perfectly in any Climate.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS,

Frederick A. Schroeder. who was
mayor Of Brooklyn in 1876 and 1877. is
dead.
The entire business section Of Oman.
cooke, Acalnack county. Va. has been
destroyed by fire. Loss 500, 900; III.
uranc So. 0OU.
Members Of the executive committee
Of the Antitrust League will meet in
Chicago, Dec. IL, TO tx the date for the
antitrust conference.
The total gold production Of the Grip.
pie Creek district in November was
$2.5l5, 500. an increase Of more than %
per cent over tho largest previous
record.
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: OLEO CONVICTIONS.
After . Lone Legal Battle Two Penusyl.
vania dealers Are Sentenced.

After . Lona Legal Battle Two Ponnsyl.
vania dealers Are Sentenced.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.-After q long
legal battle in the United States courts.
covering a period Of owe two years,
Joseph Wilkins of Washington, D. c.,
and Howard Butler of this city, were
today sent to prison to serve sentences
imposed upon them for having violated
the law regarding the sale of oleomar.
garine. Wilkins was recently sentenced
to imprisonment for SIX months and to
pay a fine Of 81, 500, and Butler to four
months imprisonment and a fine Of
$500. Wilkins and Butler were whole
sale dealers in oleomargarine in this
city. They were caught in the act of
removing the brands from packages Of
the commodity in January, 1897.
and We're indicted al the February
sessions of that year by the United
States grand jury, their conviction fol-
lowing shortly afterwarl.
The case was appealed to the United
States district court OF appeals and was
later taken t the United States SUI
preme court upon a writ of c%ertiorari.
the appeals failed in both cases. The
case is Of national importance as Will
kins and Butler are the first to be sent
to prison for violating the oleomargarine
laws. Other dealers convicted Of sell
ing oleomargarine as genuine butter
succeeded in getting off with the
payment Ut a fine.
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No;icc OF Force c.gre sac

Whereas, David ". Leighton al La
Leighton, his wife, aud OF sndo b Lex
single, ~ Lake ccnni,. South lskois, Id
gore. gave TO A. q. Sramiet OF Lsse oo
south Dakota, mortgage. Their roiits;s
January 3ist, lss~. and llci lpr record IL ia
dec at h register OF de aa.t L&Aeoo
south Dakota. on the 1T 90 81 s~ei-s,'
At io.B u. m. and recorded 10 a.ts : "a
gage, or page leo, upon .sf.- ae'slsaa
.cr bed. To secure onn r'"fni-toH t.'s =
dated January ~, ISIS. w!ih tr't't'. y
eeni per annum after due, au3 due :! %
! ADD ; years from February +, -
SAID m"rigsgofe shove r-eui'eltd, 'aN1Y,
u. schmidt: and, Whereas. Il va. t''"
said mortgage that " defaut .aeI't
any of the provisions ~ -a}a mo'f-a.e -
mcni OF principal or inietc-twteA tt %
came due. II saxii he isafnl :ot 'ht =
gee. his heirs or ns-igr-, "r ffe 'a' !, }
county, south DMkota, 10 i"t'1'- "a ,
gage b., advertisement. aud tet " sr
gagged ~ puhlic auction ~ 'f',...' Had
and, whereas, said mor'faet NH...,J
signed nv AN instrumcnt ia 49,.
snid A, &. Schmidt Ia Peter y
Lake county, south Dako'a, on ~ ~,
~ November, A. u. ispp. "hieh ,",..(
hled for record In the Office q :. ~ he
deeds ri lake county, South paN't'' nj
day Of November, isyp. al the hon' :, IA
AUD duly recorded IN book ., ts,p n
page IA: and. whereas, dc'"HIt na .srl,e(
tnthe payment III the princIpai 'u" IN 70
sa'd mortgage when due. 10 VI -. due|
FEBRUARY Let, 1899. and there "A morl
claimed 10 be due upon rald t"e Ft,ttmH
Of the date Of this notice The -aH =, a, sil
cipal and ~ ~ Interest. masiit : +" NIX, wh
brsides $1,000 legal attorney : 'f,,, ir.,ia
rs, no action OF proceeding hiss rs aid N
NJ law Ia recover the debt -rent'' .,iec ish
rage or any part thereof. fNh',' ,sr,clcset
by given that said mortgage VII ,.s Il
= sal~ Ut public auction by the s",,,ag,d ri
eouaiy, south Dakota. OF 'hr m,'t I'M \, y.so
ses which arr siiustcd IN AM =, ME %
Dakota, ana described In .ald ny Of tc'
lowe, to W.T.: The s%ouih"''t 3n"ta snt %
twelve (i:), In township one hnn" ,. 9Th ?.
(iUs), north of range Afty."ne t'.I" IN heel
q the front door Of the cour, h,ussn,,a on nc,
Aadison, Lake county. south pa", - ar. od
day Of J~snnas., 1850, 1t the ho:' % 70 .ati.is
IN tho afternoon Of that DAY, COTS Of {
smoant Of said ,ndebtcdne.-, WI" Wv, y, 1892,
Dated Madison, 3. D.. JIrIGuToN,
RI Assignee Of N'''S'S'
d. n. HOLDRID0E 4 SON, ..
Attorneys 'o' A'''T b. 4. x,GlLLlyks'il
sheriff Lake Couh''
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BULLET IN HIS THIGH.
General Methuen Slightly Wounded In
the Modder River Battle.

=" Is ANaScG I !
LONDON. Dec. at is officially an
nounced that General Methuen was
among those wounded at the battle of
Modder river. The wound is in the
thigh and is considered slight.
LONDON. Dec. 2.-The war Office has
received the following from the gen
eral commanding at Cape Town:
Received from Modder River.
Nov. 80:
'killed-Staff. Colonel H. P. North
colt: Second Coldstreams. Lieutenant
Colonel Fl. r. Stapleford. Captain Earle:
Lieutenant Long of the Second York
>hires.
Notwithstanding. Major w.
Lindsay. Captain Farrell. Lieutenant
Dunlop. Lieutenant Furse: Third Gren-
adiers. Major Count Gleichen. Lieuten-
ant the Hon. E. H. Lyon; Cold
streams. Lieutenant Eiscount Acheson;
Medical corps, Captain q. A. Moore;
Second Iorkshires, Majors Earle and
Ottley. Lieutenat Fox: Lieut-nants
Baker-Carr and Nelson OF the Argyll
Highlanders, Travers ot the Third
G~renadlers. Elves and Hi. Of the
Scots Guards and Flint Of the Laaca-
salres.'"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-02
southwestern Flour OutDut.

MINHEAPoLIs. Dec. 2~.-AccorIiny to
The Northwestern Miller the mills at
Minneapolis the past week ground
BIG. l65 barrels Of -four. against 2Ga. 09o
for week preceding. and 800. 10 IN 1898.
The SuIyrior-Duluth mill, ground 40
10 barrels the past week. ~. l45 for the
week preceding. and 81. 80 III 1898.
Flour las week wa, pretty dull. The
maJDrlty u ull!era did mol sell more
than - PER cen. Of output. Sales
chiefly - domestic trade.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-02
Rum yrs Of the Relief of Kimber.
ley Considered Only a Trife
Premature.
Beleaguered GarriSons Making
Timely Sorties, as in Co.
Operation.
Methuen Among the Wounded at
Mcdder River-.-Injury Not
Serious.

LONDON. Dec. o.-While the rumor:
of the relief of Kimberley. current or
the stock exchange. may be premature
in their literal sense, there seems nc
doubt that the pressure on the garrison
has been much lightened by General
Methuen's successes, and the actual re-
lief Of the place is likely to be a fact
very soon.
A clue to the urgent reasons which
dictated General Methuen's hurried
march may be found in Governor
Miners hint to the relief committee at
Cape Town to prepare for the reception
Of 10, 600 refugees, indicating that the
garrison must have had reason to fear
the reduction Of Kimberley by starva-
ton and disease.
The most recent news from kimber.
ley ome by way Of Pretoria. and al.
most seems to show that Kimberley
with General Methuen. for. at the time
the battle was raging at Gras Pan. both
Colonel Kekewich and Colonel Baden.
Powell made sorties and assaulted the
beleaguers. The result of the Mafeking
sorties is not known, but according t a
dispatch from Pretoria. Colonel keke-
witch inflicted considerable loss on the
Beers, two shells killing 9 and wound
lug /, in a group.
A special dispatch from Pretoria,
dated Sunday, Nov. rs. says there was
another sortie from Mafeking Saturday,
Nov. %. on the morning of that date,
the chartered police attacked Elof's
fort with great determination. The
fight was progressing when the dispatch
was sent.
Several ambulance trains left Mafek.
ing Nov. 35 for the Free State. where
heavy fighting was expected during the
then coming week. when the Beers. it
was added. would resist the advance of
the British in the direction of Kim
berley.
\. special dispatch received here to-
day from Frere. dated Tuesday, Nov.
2s, says that while attempting to blow
up a bridge Over the river at Colenso.
the Beers We're driven back by British
artillery and mounted infantry.
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\. 30 oJsip Writer Dead.

1l.L"AtEEa, Dec. An E9eniEy
"i.coLsa Syria. from Oshkosh. Wis.
.ay. CaE! ks@. an editorial writer on
me "i.con.n Telegraph, a German
weekly IL dead His death wa caused
'roLa cance- II the liver, with which
se had been suffering for some time.
he wa. coLsidEred one OF the ablest
Derman slnoiars II the state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-02
Chicago Grain aud Pr0vis.ons,

CHICAGO. Dec. l.
WHEAT-December,6 i4 GOA; May,
&c; July, 6J5sc.
CORN-November. 3J1sc. December,
3d. January, } ~; May, SIZE.
GA IS-December, 2214c. May. 25Ac.
PORK December. ,.92.; January,
- io99 ,24 May, .A37H.
FLAA Cash. Northwestern, sl.3y;
Southwestern, 1913. December, 81. IS.
NAV. =. 4.
Embellishments, IGG2jc; dairy,
lG42.c.
POCLTRY-Dressei, chickenA "a
&C. turkeys. -.
EG1o-Eresh, l,c.
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eordance with ordinance No IL Of the ordnance.
81 the city OF MAdisoL. South DakotA. now In
force, aud mns, he completed within thirty ds,s
after the completed publication II hi. notice, bv
the different, property o~ mere. nj their own -x
pence and Get, ard II not 40 bull, ard c,m pictcd
within that time the ear e viii be built by the
city AND the expense thereof as.es.ed againe,
the ahu,ting premises.
By order Of the city council.
Dated this a,th day Of Nov 1874.
WV RAE,
City Auditor ofihc city o! Madison, south Da.
kota.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-02
MORE TROOPS NECESSARY.
Lord Woiseley Confirms the Report that
Another Division Will 60.

LONDON. Dec. Lord Wolseley.
speaking IN London, eulogized the con.
duct OF the troops III south Africa and
confirmed the sem!-official
ment that another division Of the Sec
ond army corps would lie called out.
This division, he said, would he son
on the way TO the Cape. He expressed
himself as confident that the reserves
would respond TO the call with the
same obedience and promptness that
had marked the response to previous
calls.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-02
Chicago Onion stock Yarda.

CHICAGO. Dec. l.
CATTLE-Market strong toslow.
sales ranged at 81. 4)I4.6) for beeves:
:3. l09l 100 tor cows and heifers, "A. oO1
I75 for stockers and feeders: 3.25a5.2J
for Texas steers; 4,O)@525 for Westerns.
HOGS Market steady to a shade
higher
Sales ranged at s75g400 for mixed
and butchers; S}sOG4o % for good heavy;
S. 500 10 for rough heavy; s376@a2H
for light. Bulk Of sales, 8. 20 1897.
SHEEP Market steady.
sales ranged at Si.O)G4.75 for sheep,
81. log 30 for lambs.
Receipts: Cattle, 5000; hogs, $4,000,
sheep, 400.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-02
sssBsfs etovy Agreement Reached.

CisGssAT, Dec. "A committee
representing the trainrnen VI the entire
Big -Four railway system had a confer
snce with General Manager Schaff Of
that system. All that is given out OF
the result Ia that an agreement was
reached perfectly satisfactory 10 both
parties.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-02

WASTED-Trustworthy persons to take
orders for War in South Africa and the
Dark Continent from Sava9ery to
Civilization." by William Harding, the
famous traveller, cable editor. and
author. Press says "~wondertully com.
plete," graphic descriptions. ""br,Illantly
written "sumptuously illustrated;
demand re~markab.e: sales unprecedent-
ed; prices low. We shall distribute
100000 in gold among our salespeople;
be first; don't miss this chance; also
highest commissions: books on 81 days
credit: freight duty paid; sample case
free. Address the Dominion Company,
Dept. Y, Chicago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-02

Mrs. Thomas R,ddleman, Par-hallyille.
Mich. writes: ! wRs troubled with
Salt Rheun for over thirteen years, had
tried Is number OF doctors without relief.
My husband bought - box OF banner
Salve, which 1applied W OF three times
and my hands began to get better. In
a short time they were entirely cured.
CHRIS SCHuTZ.
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Methuen Resum His March.

LONDON, Dec. at is reported that
General Methuen resumed his march
northward Wednesday and expected tc
form q junctufe with the Kimberley
forces Saturday or Sunday.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-02

SOUTH IT. PAUL. De-. l..
HOGS-Market JLlOc higher. Range
of prices. = 5oGhoi
CAITLh-Gooi demand for butche,
cattle and none in maraet. Good de.
mand tor lockers ami eeters
Range OF prices. sto>kers, s. DGi 10;
cows 81 3iG3 W; bulls. 2 DS3 W;
Eeifers. -. OJVI Pa.
SHEEP-Market strong ana not much
fat stun on market
Sales ranged at S3.0JG|b5 for sheep;
q l0@ 81 for lambs.
Receipts: Cattle. L. 200; calves. 3Oo:
hogs. l,5O); sheep. 4. 700.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-02

Would save the rims q.

ST. PAUL, Dec. "A number OF wei!
known physicians of the Twin Cities
are decidedly opposed to cutting the
pine timber in the Leech Lake country,
and will form an organization who's
influence will be used against 1t. Hhe!
regard the Leech Lake region as th'
best place IN the country TO send pa
tents afflicted with nervou and o
,ular ailments, and say that one of 10
reasons for this is the fact of tn ~
being there.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-02
Labyrinth Heavily Eombarded cd.

LONDON, Dec. 2.-The Times pub
fishes the following dispatch from
trere, Natal, dated Nov. 30: Lady
smith was heavily bombarded today"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-02
Colombian Revolution spr..d,...

Revolution sp~rssding.
KINGSTON, Jamaica. Dec. 2.-Colom.
bian advtces received here BY the
steamer L0uisianan say the revolution
10 sprpading throughout the Colombian
ssppblic and gaining great strength.