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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-31
TRY ALIENS FOOT. EASE,

- u,
A powder 10 be shaken into your
shoes. Ysur feet feel svsllse, nervous
sad hel, aSd get sired saAtls. Ifyou
have snartiBG fest or sight shoes, Try
Aliens FeoA BGAs. II ssols The feet
asd makes walking easy. Cgrss swol-
len, swsatiHg fest, iHgrswing nails,
blislsrs and oAllous spots. Relieves
soras and blSions Of ali pain, asd
gives rest and so0fsrt. Try Il today.
Sold By all drusGists AID shse stores
for 35 cents. Trial psosss free. Ad-
dress Allen 8. Olmstsd, LsRoy, II. Y.
A woman says the rain 10 too fsmil
lar when it begins to pattsr on the
back.
~ feel a. if should fly 70 piscss.' How Of
tea are thsSc words on womans lips. They
express to the uttsrmost the nerve racked con-
dition of the body, which makes life daily
martyrdon.
II this condition had come suddenly, ID would
have been undesirable. But the transition wss
gradual. A little more strain each day on the
nerves. A little more drain each day of the vi
taliiy. Any woman would be glad 10 be rid of
such condition. Every woman tries 70 be rid
of It, Thousands of such women have been
cared by II. Piercs's treatment with his "Fa-
vorits Prescription" when local doctors had
failed to cuIe
"Favsrise Prescription, contains no opium
cocssae or other narcotic.
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PROFESSIONAL.

REcEssIONAL.
God Of Our fathers, known Of sld--
LORD Of oar far.nung battle. line,
Beneath whose awful Hand We hold
Dominion over palm and pine
Lord 0ol Of Hosts, 10 with as yst,
Lost We forSet-lsat We forget!
The tumuit and the shoutiHg dies-
Tho captains and the kings depart,
Still stand ThiAe ancient Sacrifice,
An humele and a sontrite heart.
Lord God OF Hosts, be with US yet,
Lest we forgst--lsst We forgetl
Fsr-called our navies melt away
on dune and headlsnd sinks tho fire;
10. all our pomp OF yesterday
Is one with Nineveh and Tyre!
Judge Of the Nations, spare us yeti
Le,t We forget--iest we forgetl
II, drunk with sight OF wild power, We loose
Wild tongues that have not Thee in awe
Such Boosting OF tho Gentiles use
Our lesser breeds without the law
Lord God of Hosts, be with US yet,
Lest We forget--lest we forget
For heather heart that puts her trust
In rseking tube and iron shard--
All valiant dust that builds on dust,
Aud guarding calls not Thee to guard
For frantic boast and foolish word,
Thy Mercy on Thy People, Lord!
Amen.
-LKipling.
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Miss Gussle Dixon has returned
from a pleasant visit to friends in Au-
gusta, where abe spent several weeks.
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WANTRD.-A few boaraers. Ap-
ply at 800 Monk street. &c.,
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Brunswick friends received invita-
tons yesterday to the marriage of
Miss Mary Ina Chilean and Mr.. King
Davis, to be tolemnizsd in Whining
ton, ia the Methodist church, on the
sixth Of September. Miss Chilean
lived in Brunswick for many years,
and has host Of friends here, while
Mr.. Davis is a prominent young man
Of Wilmington, where the young pso>
pie will make their future home.
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Mrs. B. Marlin and children are
spending some time the guests of the
Misses Gale, at their home on L street
boulevard,
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Fresh line of pickles, 10 bulk ard
53'lles, at DEVICES.
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Mrs. D. w. hrauss and little Miss
Dorothy Krsuss have returned from a
pleasast summer among the North
Georgia mountains.
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Col. and Mrs. w, E. KaI and chill
dren leaves shortly for the mountains
Of North Carolina, where they Will
spend the fall
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A woman says the rain 10 too fsmil
lar when it begins to pattsr on the
beck.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-31

MIR. axd Mrs. w. C, Hatcher have
returned from pleasant visit to
friends in Augusta.
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AFR. Ea Stevens hss returned TO
IisnhswioS after several days in sa-
yennah.
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Mr., and Mrs. E. D. Wolfe are ex-
peoted in Brunswick next week, afser
. pleasant summer off.
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At their h0me'on F street boulevard,
the Misses Gsle are making many
plans for the Improvement of their
school, which has been such a success
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-[Kiplng.
1t will interest many friends Of
Mrs. Horace Dart to know that she has
been appointed honorary member Of
the Woman's Work DepartmeIt OF the
State Fair, to be held in Valdosta the
last of November.
Many friends regret to know that
Mrs. Hugh Porter is quite sick at her
home at the Oglsthorps.
After spending some weeks at Warm
Springs, Miss Fleurins Madden is now
the guest OF her sister, Mrs, Sam
Hatcher, In Columbus, where she will
remain for month or two.
80
Major William Spencer Green has
returned frsm pleasant visit to his
old home in Virginia
Miss Eloiss Davspport and Mr.. Jas.
Davenport, formerly Of Brunswick,
who are now living in Norfolk, Va,
are now spending soma time AZ Blue
Ridge Springs, Va.
Miss Susie Gale, after visit to Tai
lulsh Falls, is new the guest of friends
in Gainesville. where she will remain
for several weeks.
Miss Gussle Dixon has returned
from a pleasant visit to friends in Au-
gusta, where she spent several weeks.
The exou sion TO st. Simon on Sun
day, which will BIS the last Of tho ses-
son, premises to be we'll patronixed,
every one wishing to take advantage
nf tho Surf nd nno0pIichf
Mrs. B. Marlin and children are
spending some time the guests of the
Misses Gale, at their home on L street
boulevard,
Mrs. D. w. krauss and little Miss
Dorsthy Krsuss have returned from
pleasast summer among the North
Georgia mountains.
MIR aKd Mrs. w. C, Hatcher have
returned from pleasant visit to
friends in Augusta.
D ID
Mr. Ia Stevens has returned TO
Isnhswiok after several days in sa-
vsnnah.
.
At their hSme'on F street boulevard,
the Misses Gale are making many !
plans for the Improvement of their
school, which hss been such a success
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-28

since last Friday nearly six million dol
iafs OF cash cannot be without influence
IN the stock market.
Railroad bonds were dull and irregu-
lar. Total sales (pat yalue) 81 100000.
Government bonds continued their
buoyhnt advance. United States new
rs advanced ~ and the IS, old As
and 6's 4 in the bid price.
The total sales Of stocks were 625, 100
shares. including Atc1ison, preferred,
32,21l3; Baltimore and Ohio, 1925;
Manhattan Elevated. 1870; Metropoli-
tan Street Railway, II 932; Missouri
Pacific, 1850; Norfolk and Western,
l2l9o; Pennsylvania Railway. 1900:
Ehiladelpnia and Reading, first pre- err
rcd. 5000; Philadelphia and Reading,
second preferred 5000: st. Paul,
S,4GO; Southern Pacific, 1850; South
ern Railway, 37,1G0; Southern Railway,
preferred. 1900; Union Padic. 1910;
American Steel Hoop, 40: American
Steel and Wire, 1000; Anne lean Tobac-
co. 80 100; Brooklyn Rapid Transit,
1882; Federal Steel, $500; Pac fc
Mnn, 5,070; Peoples Gas 10,470;
American Sugar, 110,695: Tennessee
Coal and Iron 5000; United Stat 5
Leather, 1880; Western Union, 1882
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Opening. Highest. Lowest. Ciosir
WHAT

WHEAI-
MAY 65&@s6 66% 65H 6,x
July 65&G65I 671s 663 67G067T
CORN
Feb 35X
May ...a51@s5k 35k 035k Sax IS
July 35h 035A S5k a&05f>s 35031H
{5ATs-
May 23x 29X023,I 23G T3S 0231.
July .221& 7223t 22n NAGzz3 2zI
- Eae f''bLn, PEI 81.
May ,IOe5 10 10 10 60 20
Jaiy IL 671l 10 12I 10 OK 10 TAX
May s21s SIS 7IT 5S5
July 5 Siy, sax 5e5 9lx
SHORT afBs, per 'n9 Lbs
May. SIX 5SX 575 5 s2H
July 3 SL% D SIu NIX e2&
Cash quotations were follows:
Flour quiet; winter patents s3.s0a3.70; do
ssraights s3.00aS.40; do cleaT s2.90a3.lo; spring
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urnnh UJriUN MARX FITS.
Galveston qniet-steaoy, 81; 1859 bales
Norfolk, firm. 5; a D~,es
Baltimore, uomIn /, ga; - hsles.
%oston. dull, sa11; >. bales.
Wilmington, let steaoy, 81: 600 bales
Philadelphia, eady, .-l,. 43 bales.
savannah, steouy. - y, eS bales
New Orleans, quiet, Jlidsy; ne. Y,035.
Mobile, holiday net 81 ba,os.
stenii hi, firm, Oh 235 bales.
augusta, eady, 9, %, ba,os.
Charleston, III, "a s97 naies.
Cincinnstl, ct ong, 8. $50 bales
louisville. rm, >; DAies
81 ouis frm, . 81; rs, bales
Houston st sdy, 1915; sos bales.
New York, dull, 3-l6; 1859 baies
hALnI4h IUfIUc,
RALEIGH. NJ. O., February q
Widdling. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIX .
It let middling 49,. .....,. sM
pLilvl sooo mlddling ..
Receipts u uxies. Market firm
PRODUCE.
Grown Chickens. $50. ...,..... ~ @&S
spring OnlCsoIa .....,..,....-.... ID VII ;
voc -. ,................, 10 Tl7
Gutter 80, 80. ................ IL 90
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"DS1y.
Nos 4O3 and 4O2-"Tns atlanta Specials
Solid VestlDuIed Train OF Pullman Sleepers
Rno coacnes between Washin, ton and Atlanta
also Pullman 5leepers between Portsmouth and
Charlotte, N. q.
kvs u and 50 The B. A. l. Exnress," Solo
Train, coaches and Pullman Sleepers between
Portsmouth and Atlanta.
Both trains make immediate connections At
Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans
Texas, California, Mexico, Chattanooga, Nash
vile, Memphis, Macon, Florida.
EUI tchrts AIcepers. ETC., apply TO
G. II. GATTIS, d. T. A,
Union Depot.
q. q. LkAAD, I. L. A,
z. T. SMITH, c. 4. A..
Marlborough House, Raleigh, N. q.
y. BIT. Joha. vics-Prss. and GeAera
Manager.
Ill. W. b. Glover, Traffic Mssg'r
Y. Il. McBss, General Supt
l.. b. Allen, Gen. Psxs'r Agent.
9sSeral Office Portsmouth, Va
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NAVAL aTOREs.

CHARLESTON. +. O., February G.-Turpenttnt
1rm at SO: sales casks.
Rosin, firm; recsipi- =; sales -; exports =
Quote =, G. ID, s1.i5: r, s1i5; +, a.h5; G, .Sa
Il, 49,; I, $500: X, sails: NJ, s2.21; N, $50
VIC, SIS 23; WV, $at0.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Febr. a. Turre ltine firm a
8 receipts IS; sales n; exports 300.
Rosin firm: receipts 1890 sales l65 barrels
ex 10 IT'S 5, 90
Quote 4 B, @, D, sl.5o; f, s'.55: F, $3.50; q
ST 10; n, $3.50: |, 81. 3; K, SEz5; M,S1.50; N
2. s.; w G, So 50; WV, 1886.
v,LM,NeTog, N. C., February 27.-rurpsntint
st aady at 52a52 Ia; receipts ~ CASKS.
f1osin firm at sl.40a1 as; 'ceipt" 29i
Crude turpentine firm at s!.00as.25; receipts
81 barrels.
Tar firm At 81 20 receipts 34i harrela.
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Nsw YORK, Feb Or p. n. Money on CT
steady at 1a21. per cent; last loan at pei
cent. PIIm meII~ItIi' paper ?. per Gem
oteriIng exchange finn, with actual cuisines
bankers bilis ST H4.86A at 81 for demand
and 1t "a 83sai.83T for sixty DAYS. Posted rates
s,.o464.s5 and 487Kai.8s. Commercial bill
st.83Us.oo5s silver certificates SO 8-4ae0 ga
Bar silver % 5-s. Nertcan dollars ~. fI"@
ern nent bonds buoyant. State bonds inactive
xArosd bonds irregular.
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Nes Yors. Feb. 27.--,Jotton futures openeo
stea1y.
ksIturse cl sed .teady,

spot cotton closed dull; middllng uplands
SIS, nnIddlink gulf 7-lr: sales -.
LIVaRPOOL
LIvaBPool February % a r. M.-Spot cot
ton, quiet pri es I'D higher; American Md
ding Ian '-3zd; good nlddling sd mo
ding 5 or; ow middling l-3Zd, coed ordlna-
ry 4 z7-.2d: ordinary .i-32d
The s2ies OF the day were I, o. bales, OF winch
200 we're for specu &tiop anu export and IN
Guided e,7 American. Receipts 500 bales, in
GLIDING 200 American
Futures opened quiet at the decline and
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, HIS, Feb. 27.--Wheat was
firm today, supported by steady cables
and covering by shorts, May closing x
to nc. over yesterday. May corn closed
unchanged and May oats shade i'm
proved. The provisions market at the
dose was 21a to 715c better.
OaioAso. February ~.
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California Fruit Store

CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE
will receive fresh shipment of Califor-
MIA Celery Monday morning
If you wish to have made fine basket
of fruit, you can have it made at the
CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE, at any
price.
If you wish to buy fine Florida
Oranges The CALIFORNIA FRUIT
STORE has them always. Next to
Tucker Building.
If you wish TO have grape fruit for
breakfast, you can buy it at the CALL
FORNIA FRUIT STORE Next to
Tucker Building.
Buy Wiley's Candies, always pure and
fresh at the CALIFORNIA FRUIT
STORE.
California Pears. extra fine, at the
CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE.
Malaga Grapes, extra fine. You can
buy th"m at the CALIFORNIA FRUIT
STORE.
Telephone 227-Tnter-S State.
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AT FEVER HEAT
THIRD AVENUE THE CENTRE OF
ATTRACTION.
AMERICAN SUGAR STILL PROMINENT
An Assault Upon the Market by the Bears in
the EARLY afternoon Caused Wide
Losses Among the lndustrials.
Money Was Firm
Money Was Firm.

New York, Feb. 27.-The strength of
the market has been further demon
Strated today by number of advances
in staple cottons. Advices of lac. have
been made in lsaiing / nes of brown and
hleached drills, blue drills, brown sheet
ings, coarse jeans, hickory stripes, and
denims. The demand for staple cottons
is improving and keeping the market
base OF ready supplies. There has been
no change in print cloths either regular
or odd goods. Prints in fair request
for staples and more doing in fancies.
Ginghams continue strong. Mems wear
woolenS and worsteds quiet without ma
terial change in prices.
COTTON.
New York, Feb. 27.-PubEc specula-
ton in cotton was resumed today, and
furnished the main support of the mark
ct most of the time. At the opening
prices were generally l to points low
er, but there was a prompt r,lly follow
ing favorable turn in cables. The local
trade started in to undermine long cot
ton but there was a steady stream of
buying orders from outside sources
which promptly absorbed all offerings
iiNeS steduILy duNdAceu, tne carry loSS
was soon obiiterated, and little later
Il net advance of 6 to II points was ap-
parent The principal activity was in
May, August and December The fear
OF manipulation of the summer month his
held trading in check somewhat, so far
as the professional contingent was con-
cerned, while local sentiment was in
clined to be particularly bear;sh respect
irg the new crop positions on talk Of
very heavy ntracts for fertil z r..
In the afternoon there was some hqui-
dation and realizing which caused q
partial reaction. The market was finally
steady at net rise OF 4 points to a net
decline of l point.
NEW YOR8.
Nea Yors, Feb. 2z,Jotton futures openeo
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WHY re GegEeE s s. s.

Tho Greatest Specialist oflHe Time In the
,,ree{,ne.lt Of p.-,e T--ces-s Gives
EVER Case Las Personal Attention.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
National Board Of United Mine
Workers in Session at In
dianapolis.
Will Decide the Question Of Call
ing Out All the Anthra.
cite Miners.
approximately One Million Per-
sons Will BE Affected by
the Order.

INDIASAPoLls, Sept. 7.-Thc national
board Of the United Mine Workers met
here during the day to take action in
regard to the threatened general strike
involving 1900 anthracite coal min.
ers III Pennsylvania. II the strike is
ordered by the national board, approx.
imately 1000, 900 persons will be af-
fectcd.
The board meeting was called for 10
o'clock, but was delayed until noon on
account Of the absence Of Fred Dicher,
who has been at work in the anthracite
fields and is familiar with the situation.
The anthracite fields are located III
Schuy.kill. Susquehanna. Northumber-
land, Luzernc. Columbia. Carbon and
Dauphin counties, Pa. Hazlcton is the
central city If the region and here Will
be the headquarters Of TIE officers Of
the United Mine Workers.
Tne operators hnve not repliet. 10 the
demands Of the miners. Inc feeling
among tie board members and others
here i EXPRESSED without reserve. AL
say that they hope Il c.asa Will be
VIII be the answer oi the operators.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
MJsI STUDY FOREIGN NEEDS
That Aiane Necessary To Make nited
States Iir.t IN Exports.

CHICAGO. Sep:. ,.-Ia.r!es lruax.
special commissioner II tac National
Business league. sent abroad TO report
Oh the commercial interests o! Europe
Tor the sD.c.a! instruction ~ American
merchants and manufacturers, dehv.
cred his report 80 the executive COM
.nlti.c Of tue league here. In the re-
port spe cial attention Is given 10 the
Paris exposition.
He declared that IL make the United
States first oi all the nations III exports
Of manufactured articles, organization
and systematic study of foreign re-
qu,rcments alone Were necessary. III
exhibits Of machinery and labor savIn,
devices this country was far and away
the leader, although III the fine and IN
dustrial arts, the Paris exhibition Is AZ
lcas, an equal O; the Columbian cxposi-
tion. According TO the report. Franco.
Russia, Germany, Austria and Swltzer.
land in the order given appear 10 have
been given the most favor, III the WAY
oi space The space awarded ID"
United States. Mr.. IruaN added. Is
wholly inadequate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
MAY DELAY WITHDRAWAL.
Russia Has n Plausible Reason For He.
manning In pcking.

LONDON, Sept. What is now dcs.
IRaaltd In some quarters As an attempt
10 establish a Russian Monroe doc.
trlnc III Asia seems doomed 10 modifi.
cation. Hence the prospects Of the
continued concord Of the powers are
believed 10 be improving. II is thought
tnat the announcement OF the names oi
tue II ur lersonages appointed by I'm
pcrial eiiet as nin.ss peace commits.
sioncrs VIII furnish Russia with u
riau,lbl> reason 10 Join IL the Amerl.
can demand for the appointment Of a
more satisfactory commission and give
Russia ground for delaying the with.
drawai OF her troops from PcA!ng until
the Chinese imperial party shows u
more conclllatury disposition
According TO Il dispatch from Snnng-
han II Is reported there that Prince
luan is hiding within easy reach OF
PekinS. awaiting the result of the pres.
ent conference oil the powers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
AVOID PAYING THE TAX.
Express Companies the Gamers by Mis-
take in ~ Minnesota Law.

Express Companies the Gamers by n Mis-
take in ~ Minnesota Law.
ST. PAUL, sept. THE state will not
press its case against the express COM
panles tran,acting business i'll Mime.
sofa, for the collection Of . per cent
tax on their gross earnings, alleged 10
be due under law passed by the last
legislature. Tho attorney general has
Gec,d, 4 that the only grounds on which
the state could bring an action are such
as to give little prospect of their being
upheld III court.
The bill a> finally passed by the leg.
islaturc Vas IA measure imposing tax
of a., per cent on the gross earnings Of
all express companies on business car
ricd within the state. By mistake the
enrolled blll signed by the governor
provided for a ) per cent tax. The ex.
press companies paid III per cent tax
ON their earnings this year under IL
former law
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
SATISFACTORY.

''h''ht Receives - Dtspstch
I'm '''n.rni Harry.
''i0N, Sept. The war de.
"as received the following
49, - ''oh General Barry:
'.,' ieNing; supplies promptly
: 'of"arded when dispositions
@'., ,' Nj supplies received;
sA'ortable winter. No com.
:" Chinese official after
Jane, II. Wilson. br,gadier
! p'',Nhfecrs. goes Peking to.
~ hhill, Shanghai. Tclc.
Il l,iiiohleatlon Pcking to Ticn
HA'ie'ne heat ended. All
h.. satisfactory. Go NaCnsak,
b., axe i'rst transport Manila. ;"
\, larry goes to Manila to rs.
h. , '"'las oi chief OF staff TO Gen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07

Gold Democrats VIII Opcn headquarters
IN indianapolis.


IN indianapolis.
INDIAN AroIIs. Sept. AT confer
encc Of Gold Democrats II was decided
fo establish national headquarters IN
this city. probably next week. ana con-
due, a campaign III the interest 0! Nc
klnlcy.
General Charles Tracy of New York
was the most conspicuous visitor. lie
said that while the Gold Democrats had
not made II formal declaration to sup
port the Republican national candi'
dates. quiet campaign would be
waved in their behalf the sEme as IT
was IN 1896.
Literature will be distributed all over
the country and sound money clubs
will be organized i'll the different states.
The campaign fund left over from 1896
amounting - $4,000, will bc used and
n light general assessment may be made
upon the leaders
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
'ihL FEnM CHAfFEE..
D. Formal niry Into the Palace

D. Formal lniry Into the Palace
tFolnd..
(Nelo>, ~tlf, The war de-
"a, Received the following
p y ~ tnleral ChaTcc:
T.. Aux he officers and
s ~ s.na relief expedition
!! '3 lae PRESIDENT and secrc-
T.. lHes sage Of congratulA.
"a. .a'fF i the palace grounds
i II O'Clock. salute of II
: eie. il HE south and north
= >t. al nations par,ici.
: INT state, by II battalion
~ '.4.Nss,. of details from
40 ]. present ut taking Of
! 'a1c Yaeant with exception of
81 Nlsall',. Danish cable
y Y IaAu opcncd tor business:
VIA our w4re.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
WILL STOP TIE FRAUDS.

Clever scheme to Prevent the Wash ng
of Internal Revenue stamps.
WASHINGTON, Sept. q. = Selling
washed internal revenue stamps
which has grown to be quite an indus.
try-is to be stopped by the use Of a
new ink that will wash ont or change
color II an attempt IS made TO wash Oft
the cancellation marks.
Ever since the war revenue act has
been in effect there has been a grea,
deal Of trouble with washed stamps.
Several arrests have been made, but il
has been impossible to detect all those
who have violated the law, and tie
government has lost many thousand,
nf dailar.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
st. Paul Union stock Yards.

SOUTH 81. PAU, sept. 8
HOGS-Narket opened weak and So
lower Range OF prices, $4,000 10.
CATTLE-Market steady. Butcher
stuff IN demand
sales ranged at s3.60Gii5 for choice
butcher COWS and heilers. 81 10000 for
choice butte her steers. s3.uu1s5.2o for iao
bulls, -. OoQso % Tor veal calves. So 81 4,
j. 10 Tor good TO choice stocIers and
feeders IS. ..5ey - tor steer caves.
oHkEP-Market seady. Lambs 100
zoe higher.
Sales ranged at >. 2)G $40 for sheep
81 0U@42o tor lambs
Receipts: Cattle 80, calves %, hogs
500 sheep 2UJ.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
Letter Carriers Pension Bill.

DrrRoIT, Sept 6-The much dis
cussed letter carriers pension bill has
been presented to the carriers national
convention. After considerable lively
debate it was ordered printed and will
be taken up later TIE bill provides
for relief fund TO be deposited with
the postmaster general for the relief OF
disabled and inilrm letter carriers TO be
raised by deduct.ns certain percentages
.n,.r.ts OF a.. letter carriers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-07
VII. >nt lcco-nsnr Me- workers.

New loRA. sep: 1t has been
asccvta.ncl ,..... r-.4 ca. operators who
do bu>.nc,, IN tlo anthracite coal dis.
tricts discussed Il; their meeting IL this
city the threatened strike among their
employees ana tAat after 4 lengthy con.
ference committee WAS appointed to
draft statement setting fortn the
views Of the OPERATOR, ana refusing to
recognize the United Nine Workers Of
America