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The Nome nugget., 1902-04-09
NOTICE O.: FORFEITURE.

Cor~c,r. IrY. A.a ,a, Janas.ry l. 1902. WG G..., i,. Gardner.
 Iou ..u h.t,o.. DuIl"1 that I, c5 enc of tho -o yWu. r- D. Lr H-'L.ig C., IAl he.cia&tter CC- -.r5oC . . CNrcla"G tLc eLIl OI twc hGLdr0d Co..., ..I labor .'t p.-t,lfujlg tLc 4s~cesH cnt W,.t f.r t. ,.lr- .. ta.u Eul upon tAdt cer- tan li.iaiha -..4ri ...u"4 ruu e aln4C' " called ".c. 24 .' C..IrgI. C44c4 "NJ. ZJ above dis cOYcr5 oa O. air .!c ,. .a t-dorldp mining dis ir4-D now l- DlH.. 1rc,.,iNH o.s.licl. District of Alaska. and cout.4..e about 2J esres, oS vii! tiNr0G D. -sgllge-ia and tii1aFit lIled Oct0L t1lh, l!UJ, h.. s.l.t yrgl Aor aiI by cc.- t44'o,. .E. .i'I- j. |, C. vb"r -5th, 1901. for ,..d .-lr ..4.. "a. lic ". .' II the recorder Of -.I. u',.ii-t iA orDer to lo.o eaid mining prop c.t. LuLt. t4, l.IO..-i,t- c. section 2o@f Ct the I,r,l>tD ~t-tsty, C tlc CAIled States, being .!n .u,la. 1t4uutd ta hold jhc sane for the .t ..-a Au- .LC ..J!, .n accordance with said ..y,.
 Non viii please take notice. as co-ovner. that !i soJ sO 1.yt Hlel.a nluoty C0 Gl5s after the rupAe.'..' ot tl-ls lo,l't, pay your proportion, -E .i Uu 70 .a,' tu l:N %,ur pro- Crtiou oI such CAL e.. ll4.o ls .loic .iC J- yU-owncr, your !n- .CI1,, tI -ia s.aul -.l Jr.''.c tn" property Cf iAo uECci>islgL Cu,Cr g.I Uy vutUe of said ~s :t.,u .dci DI tn Revised Sta.utos of the taltcU States.
 J. l.. WILSON,
 C0-oULcr ct the Aforesaid Cldim
 JG.. Il, ucit,.
 Date Of first p.b.ieUticA Ci Aot.co. January l5. i!32 .-!5-42VW
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Riots in Spain.

Madrid, Feb. l2.-- Renewed disturb ances have occurred in several towns. At St. Bastian q crowd stoned the police. The latter charged several times and a score of people Were wounded. In Barcel0na the strikers and workers had severe conflicts. Shots were exchanged and a number of people were wounded.
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feated Harvey Parker, known as the Little Demon" in cdtch-as-catcb-caD, best two cut of three. Mcleod won the first and second falls.
 Hongkong, Feb. lG--A Canton dis patch says the Berlin Missionary So ciety's building al Fayen, near Canton, was burned by an anti-C Christidn mob. The missionaries escaped.
 Nanaimo, Feb. lo.--Highhinders last night dynamited the house of Lung Keo, Nauaimo's wcalthie>t Chiuamau, and completely wrecked the building. No one was killed.
 Seattle, Feb. lO.-A runaway ire ght train on the Great Northern yesterday ran three miles and it.. into the Thompson river near North Bend. There were no fatalities.
 Salt Lake, Feb. ll.-'rhe susIeus,uA of the CILy Savings Bank of DcttOjt resulted in the tcEpni ary closing Oi operations at two prominent Utah mines, the Ophir at Statlin and the Tietaukee of Bunsham.
 Pekin, Feb. lO.--The Chinese gov ernment has dismissed all European professors from the Imperial lniNcra- ity. The directors cCuteud that cle- mentary schools are more needed.
 Salt Lake, Utah, Feb. lO.---A special from Spokane says that men closely in touch with the Le Hoi Mining Com pany state that Whitaker Wright. o' London, has reeained control Of thl corporation after the bIttercst fight known recently in London financial circles. They declare that Wight has cuStod the interests represented hy Henry Bratnobcr, winch lately get control of the Lc Roi
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-09
A New Establjsh jshment.

Oscar Witt has recently purchased the Arctic Sheet Metal Works. and has removed to No. 378 Front Street. He makes specially of tin, copper and shop is by far the best equipped in Nome.
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Roslyn Goa! Is the Best.

For sale by sack or ton by Pacific Cold Storage Company: yard on spit. Leave orders at company's butcher shop. 226 Front street, or corner Stead- man avenue, or telephone office on the spit.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-09

Crafts' road house. mouth of Neuk- luk river, on the Fish river route. the best and most direct trail to Candle creek. Supplies and dog feed for sale at reasonable prices.
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Receiver of Wrecked Bank.

Detroit. Feb. l2.-The Union Trust company, of ~his city, was this morn- ing appointed receiver of the wrecked City Savings bank.
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Don't fail to get cne of those Gressl suits from Hulnes X O.. tailOrs.
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Hydraulic p'pe specially at Osca Wits tin shop, 378 Front street.
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Eanmond desires his Nome patrons to make appoin ments for sittings.
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Cash register for sale. II. c. Wilkin son, Hunter building.
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N0TilE OF FORFEITURE.
x Co .ol.,ea o. J. Cemto!s:

To Nax Co ,ol:n and Q, J. Cem.ois:
 %o.,..iS n !. b. gwen ypl lalt the rI2 g- SigNDd EnW.rI |. n i'Iu, bciuT T co.OW .or ". T you Of tn.'t certain F.. acr mining r!1in in the t.pc Y F. ...g !. .t:, D- strict li Niasl-7, si.NricH upvA ,Iat certain GuI"h known as lloI- Yoke rgl,n, ard u ing 'r, !" n and designated aS ci9im No. l ou Eol cIlo 1.leI. h.@ performed on the aforesaid pi"y'r mining clam, Ht h., oVu cXTcIa" tuJ"' than can huuUCu dJllQrS t;l0D worth cl !Aberond lnrrov,m nt5 i9r the year isDl: thet the 2toIr.Hll V K Gy .."Jt" iS the owner ot Jn uudivi .c1 on"-third N-0 i1lnr"st iu tho oforcsl!i placer miuia@ claim. and tho said c. J. COntD- + the owner Cf al uul'is'd one third G-3) interest n said claim. anI tl1 uHdcT- signed is the owner Cf the remaining olo-tlir'i N-i) interest ut -ail c,1lm; th't the said AIaN GOICtte and c. J. Ctllois, OF either Of them. have not contrip1tcd th"it (" hi, proportion Of said eXpeusn incurred by the uudofsEIod in performing sail lapo" erI t"pr2rnme nj on sai claim mate during The ACar lU! which said expense is in the sun of one hunlred dollars. and tho proportion cf sal c1penets th8t shoull hJyc been contributed by Max Godette i5 thirty-thrce and one third dollars J.5J.dji3), anu the proportion that should h4yc
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If you want q slci@h ride see FcE Transfer Co.,, l0 5toaGHan ave.
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Alaska Photo Co.,, Kcstcr way. s;po- cialtDes of Groups am GC@ teams on ice.
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Cent. Best flour, Nome Traiing G.

The Pacific Cold Storage Company have selection of Swilt's choicest meats; also Agen's butter.
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Asparagus, 25c q can. Log Cabin store
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pRGFE SSiOMAL.

TGU. JAMES ". BAYNE
 UuNTI,,I---- p....t. Cr.e. -aH Egi.aa Work. All Work
 G.l.1.3. e2t..
 OM.c. O.C- Gus Brown I'D. FRIIDNA. a
 S,!.-t.G. ed I'.ac..,. Op.ioisn. once d. ,hc Is.oo. opposite Simpsons Lumber
 Yard.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-21
UNITED IRISH LEAGUE.
First Convention Holds Opening Ses'
sion a. Bo6ton.

nos,cn oct y \ notable gather.
ing o. leaders - int"rnr ioual I'pu'a
t.on mado rcmarhahl" th" opening ~
the frs, convention Of the United irish
League IN this city during the DAY
John r.. Redmond. NJ + Michael 'a''
II, and John Dillon. VI y. 'nNoys from
ireland. Hon Edward Blake. irish
member OF parliament. United states
senator Smith ot New Jersey. iatr!ck
Egan. former United States minister
10 chilli. and Patrick Ford oi the lrish
World were among the delegates.
The convention was opened a' IL -
by National President John tlncr'y
Following Mr. Finer,y's address ae'ihS
Nayor DOYLE welcomed the convention
TO the city.
Hon Bourkc Cochran was chosen
Temporary chairman. Addressing 'h'
convention Mr.. Cochran said that an
nnpeal 10 arms by the irish people
would be folly rather than patrio.is','
hut that when the truth oi th' ll'S"
question had become apparent :" Wy
world an adjustment OF the dlHic"''!
would be possible.
The committee on cf'o''''a'H
portcd 5S2 delegates present. '''1",.'
inv lo- delegates large. r'pr'so"'.
ing twenty one states. the H's'''' =
Columbia and Canada.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-21
HOT WATER AND GUNS.
Elaborate Scheme 70 Resist Any At
tempt at Eviction.

Chicago. oct. al.-Scaliing hot wa
tor thrown from two-.nCh pipe with q
Norcc looking nozzle was the weapon
Pc,cr Crimes planned 70 use 10 repo! q
force OF constahlcs. should these ON
ccr. of tho law attempt 70 deprive MN
Of possession OF tho building In which 7
no conducted salocn az SiNty-thiTd
street and Cottage Grove avenue
In the event oi this method iai!lnG'
his plan was 70 press an electric Dn,
ton which simultaneously would can
a force OF detectives from their quar-
tcrs on the floor above ana throW
open a secret trap door leading ny.
the huge ice box near the par l'iIouIi
which door the detectives would slide
On a creased pole On the insid" 81
me icc box were loaded rifles and on
the sides Of the refrserators We're
por,holcs commanding a view OF 'h'
whole interior OF the place
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-21
THREATEN TO STRIKE.
Twin City Switchmen Demand In.
crease Of Wages.

81 Paul oct. ol-Thc railroads ot
tho Twin Cit;cs have been given forty.
cieht hours In which 10 consider the de-
mnnis Of the sw.tchmen for additional
pay and shorter hours and II Is prom.
!sed iha, unless concessions are made
a strike Will be ordered Two hundred
switchmcn were present al a meeting
AZ Federation hall and voted unan-
!mously 10 demand an answer from the
railroad officials \ similar meeting
was held AT Minneapolis and the same
action WAS tah n. The switChmen
want ls per cent increase in wages.
They ask tor the adoption Of a new set
Of rules hut they indicate that these
Nigh, be waived in order 10 gain the
wage Increase. The committees ap-
pointed 20 confer with the officers OF
tho various roads have been given lat
,udc In which 10 make settlement.
They have refused the increase Of >
per cont in wages recently made by the
roads and hold out for the i per cent
originally demanded.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-21
Natural Anxiety.

Mothers regard approaching winter
with uEcasiness. children take cold SO
easily. No disease costs more lives
than Group It's attack is SO sudden
that tie sufferer is often beyond human
aid before tie doctor arrives. Such
cases yield readily to One Minute cough
Cure. Liquities the mucus, allays in
iiammation. removes danger. Abso
lutely safe. Acts Immediately. Cures
coughs, colds, grip, bronchitis, all
throat and lung trouble. +. S. cMa-
hon. Hampton. Ga: a bad cold ren.
dered me yoiceless just before an ora
torical contest intended to withdraw
but took One Minute Cough Cure. 1t
restored my voice in time TO win tie
medal Cook 4 Oiee.
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EVERYTHING QUIET NOW.
No Further Trouble at Scene Of Ala.
bama Race Riot.

Birmingham. Ala, Oct. 21-News
from T.itteton. Ala, the scene of the
riot between negroes and white men.
develops the fact that everything is
quiet there now, the negroes having
gone 10 their homes and no further
trouble is apprehended. Ira Creel. the
white man who was reported to have
been killed. appeared in Littleton dur
ing the morning sic and sound. hav-
ing spent the night in the woods. but
Joe Thompson. white. who was ser;-
ously wounded. died while being
brought 10 this city by the deputy sher-
IFS who were sent TO Littleton from
Birmingham as soon as the trouble was
reported.
Joe Baer. one of the wounded ne
croes. Is doirg we'll and is expected to
recover. but VIII Tolbert. the other
negro who was shot and was the orig
iua,or OF the t!eht. is missing and Is
known TO be seriously wounded
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jim YOUNGER DEAD.
Notorious Ex-6aRdit Commits eulcide
at St. Paul.

st. Paul. Oct 21.-James Younger,
one OF the famous gang of bandits
which raided Northfeld over a quar-
Ter OF century ago is dcad--a suicide.
Some time Sunday the man who had
borne twelve bullets in his body fired
another, the thirteenth, into his brain.
tie was found dead in bed in his
room In the Hotel Reardon and f.ora
all appearances life had been oyti.ot
several hours when his body was dis.
covered.
The famous bandit had been de-
spondent. He had been prevent |
from securing employment on account
or his health. and ruling Of the at
torney general to the effect that he
was legally dead prevented him :lc.3
marrying a young woman to whom n
was attached.
These circumstance preyc.. nroa
his mind and he procured revolver
and killed himself.
His brother, Cole. III in bed, declares
James was not In his right mind and
when informed of the contents cf a
message which Jim left uron the table
OF his room declared there vas No
doubt that his brother was insane
He seemed relieved when n leaned
that in the letter there vas 10 refer
cnce 10 significant names or ciioum-
stances and realized that the secrets
which the two brothers have kert f0r
so many years were not revealed
Among Jim Younger's most loyal
friends was woman who is tho dau-h-
ter Of a former official of the state
prison She labored for the pardon IF
the mon. and when they were paroled
continued her efforts to secure full
pardon for them.
II IS claimed that the couple desired
10 marry Certain II is that the ques-
ton OF marriage was called To the at,
tention Of Governor Van SAINT and he
requested an opinion from Attorney
General Douglas. who ruled that
Younger was legally dead and could
not marry.
jim Younger wcs nearly fifty-sX
years Of age. and when paroled from
the penitentiary In July. 1901, had
served nearly quarter of a century
IN the Minnesota penal institution.
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u u not my purpose to roviou :.
progress OF the strike or To cru,n,,,. Wv
the important events which have ,a.'' a,o
passed into history. ' "o"
Imprinted indelibly on m. ha
OF our people are the mcmorIa. ".a,'f
suHctinss and hardships which hano
pcen and are being endured ror 49, w.
!ohe months the eyes Of the n,,ia',
nave been ccntercd upon your ac,,nn'.
ana II Is pleasure To sov ,h., a.
great heart OF the American roo,ie ho
'nropbcd In sympathy with you !, =.
W course. source OF deep regret nm,
the millions OF undcrpaid vorl;uo, -,
our great cities should he ,hn ,,o,.,
"cu'o suHerers 10y reason OF this con.
scs' o',"ech ourselves and our on.
p'oyeIs. But strange as Il may an.
pear hundreds upon hundreds Of tho.o
VINO suffered most from lack ~ ,,a,
sent words of COMMUNICATION ona
couraReincnt 10 Us and In MANY T.,
stances declared that they would on
dure any pr!vafion In order tha, ,hn
miners and their families might secur.
sufficient wage 20 enable ,hnu ~
JOY little happiness and suushin. j.,
e'eau OF TIE gloom and sadness which h
oas been their lot for many wears
Recommends Accepting PROPOSAL
The gray. question which YOU hayo
been called upon 10 consider TODAY a.
mands and must receive your ,sos,
careful thought, Personally eho,Ia
have preferred an adjustment, or 49,.
diiHcultics existing IL the anthracite
Held by conference with tho anthracite
mine owners and without III. ir,ory.n.
tion OF agencies not directly involved
but l rceognizc thc fact that relations
between ourselves and the operators
have become 20 ftra!ae! ms 10 render
direct negotiation AZ this time !mp0ssi
bic. X the consequences ~ this strike
affected onl. III. Interests ~ ,ho opcr
ators and mine workers there would ho
less reason for H." Intervention or d
thir! pR-ty. hut III" fac, ,hat coal
famine vas upon the people y! Eastern
and S.aboaT. states and threatened ia
become national calamity justlnr-
the action q. thc chs"i oNcclt!y" IL
our nation In h!s earnest fort "a bring
about an early resumption ~ mining
The proposition suhm.ttca far y II
consideration may have oh. nCttouah. ~
features aud IN IL detail uay not meet
with iae unanimous APPROVAL ot olr ,co
pie. but /. is iin.nea-urably better as
now presented than when originally
offered ~ the personalities a. n"
coal corporations am hfr II my
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-21
SCHOONER A TOTAL LOSS.
Lumber Laden Vessel Strands Near
Point Aux Barques.

Port HOPE, Mich, Oct a1.-The
schooner John Miner. bound from Har-
tor SPRINGS 10 Detroit with a cargo of
hard wood lumber. stranded on Point
.Aux BarQu,S rect
Captaiu Norman Mcdonald and his
crew OF six men were taken off the
wrecked vessel by the Point Aux
BarQues litesaving crew. The schoon-
or Will be total loss
The Miner was one Of the Oldest
vessels OF the sailing fleet in service
on the Great Lakes, having been built
In 1896. She was l34 feet long and
REGISTERED o5o tons.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-21
DINNER DELIVERY.
Scheme 20 Solve Servant Problem ~
Private Residences.

pttshurg. oct, Elm an endca'o'
10 assist Pi,tsburg families IN s"lN'at
the servant problem company. 70 ~ "
known as the Dinner Delivery com
nnnv ia being organized and VIII o'
hom,cilcd in large brick residence y.
Gently purchased by the p', p'cs'a'",, -,
Mrs. Bertha l.. Gimes. NJ e''' y
@25.O0O. orcor,,atiou
The main object Of the orsnh,la,'",, ,',,,
u,,i, bc 10 select. prepare ana ue'lsr'
dinners and other meals AZ pr'v"'' ''''
dcnces in any part Of the city
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-21
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
CHICAGO Thieves Secure so'ooo WORM
Of Diamonds.

chicago. oct. ol-niamonds valueo
q, sG 900 and set in thirty gold rings
c>hihitcd in one of the state stro''
u,nlows Of the jcwclry store OF ny
.,an De-p 4 Co.. proved the generous
,nn, % mat repaid the efforts OF two
n,rc,ars " sunday. In defiance OF the
nnif % Iozcn city policemen hurryins
through the streets 70 answer n,,, .n,,
morning roll call and against as man! .
M Mriva,n watchmen patrolling the shop.
ming thoroughfare. the thieves 'n1am ,a.,
p'"a J na,,,ns,one through big plate glass
..;ndow and escaped with thelr
plundcr
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s"ell's OPENING ADDRESS.
.'o'c Struggle Won Admira.
~, "on Of the World.

en,lon 'n.h ,nr "a In opening this con.
take VT :, The transaction OF business
ree,ins n'easure ana In extending warm
kepresen,a,",,"e welcome To the acc rcditcd
oys who.o h"''V"s OF the 100. 900 men and
ages and heroic struggle for living
loynent ha american conditionS OF em.
ae Whole ""s n., won the admiration OF
lnadcqua,a' ',Ilzed world. Language
nae feel ir 20 20 express the sense OF
ent. Yopr u u you and those you repre-.
3 man NJ ana un'onism endear. - yo" s"V to p~ eS.
Mo Works. uaa q. every woman In our land
ls'ory OF s' ,t tor a livelihood. When the the
Written u :. struggles OF toilcrs shall
vent moro 's pages will record no
se aore able ,a, IMPORTANT. no principle
ssely foueh. eh..nded. no battle more
..arnestly a ha 'han the contest which
''" ""a.a "'pe IL now about to be
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-21
YOlNG LADlS LIFE SAVED.
At Panama. colombia. by Chamberlain .
Collie olerA and DiArrhoea Remedy.

Collie hO1erA and DiArrhoea lie fIeuN
DR.. CLas. litter. prominent ply
sican OF Panama. Colombia. IN re-
cent letter states Last March l had
as a patient young lady sixteen years
Of age. who had very bad attack OF
d,seutery. Everything | prescribed for
her proved inetfictaul and she was grow
ing worse every hour. Her parents
were sure she would die. She had be
come so weak thpt she could not turn
over in bed. What to do at this critical
moment was a study for me but ! thou
ght Of Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and as last resort
prescribed it. The most wonderful rec
ult was effected. Within eight hours
she was feeleng much better, in eiae OF
three days she was upon her feet and
at the end OF one week was entirely
well. For sale 10y All Druggists.
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A curc for ChOlorA In4Rntuln.

Last May" ssys. Mrs. Curtis Baker
- Rookwalter, Ohio ian infant OF our
neichbor's 8 was suffering from cholera in:
fanatum. The doctor had given upall
hopes Of recovery. took bottle OF
rhamherlain's Collie. Cholera and Dia.
rrhoea Remedy to the house. telling then,
! folt sure Il would do good il used
accsrding to directions. In TWO aay :
time the child had fully recovered, ana
is now (nearly year eincc) a vigorous,
healthy girl. l have recommended TINS
Remedy frequently and have never
known It to fail in any single instances.
For sale 10y All Druggists.
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p.,;sb in Factory Fire.

Urbana. O.. Oct. 2o.-carl Masser' S,asser'
was burned to death: Arthur ,a, MaSnr', a., :, =
fatally Haa injured and Night Waterman ','' NJ
lM'a.' In ..,,s Margert. the father. and an
,na,. .nnr son we're badly burned during :,
other sinh s1 destroyed the Tucker wood
hre VIII wiz The boys were in the build
;rr mo- visiting their father ana I Were s,orv ,on
rnI,cd t, TO jump from seeon" ~ SUI n!, =
pm1 pi',m1ny Carl was overcome "'''
Hnrncd to crisp.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-21
~o-oNEI BUTLER, ST. LOUIS Mi
I'ONAIRE, INDICTED az
GRAk0'URY.
MIXED UP IN LIGHTING DEAL
0"eseo 70 Have Furnished the Cash
'of Distribution Among the House Of
oc'esates Combine to Secure Tire
rasSage Of the City Lighting ELL.
indicted Mans Arrest Ordered bv
tne Prosecuting Attorney.
'ne prosecuting Attorney.

81. Louis. Oct. 2l-Tbe octohe,
grand Jury has Just handed down an
indictment charging Colonel Edward
bn'!cr, prominon, local politician
ana millionaire. with bribery in con.
h'c''oil WIN IN" city lighting deal in
which $4,000 Is said 10 have been dis.
oNFsed among members Of the house
q. delegates combine
tutors arrest has been ordered
when the last grand jury adjourned
rs report contained tho statement that
EDWARD Butler was the man who paid
'hc si1 .3"o ~ nineteen members of the
house 81 delegates n secure the pas.
sag" q u" ci,y lighting bill. The
money Was a.d 70 have been distrib.
ute! AZ tho Nous" II Julius Lehman.
each member u the combine receiving
E-1oa. Delegate Charles +. Kelly a
fugitive !roM justice Is charged In an
Indictment with beng the distributor
40 inllct..e. ~ wa returned In that
connection q, 'ha' time because il
Was desire! ~ probe me matter fur.
thor ani sot n" facts iii r. gard TO an,
other prominent c!'.1,n Who was sup.
pose. q have furnished tn money
Th' first definite details u@llt the deal
were iurn!sh"! hy Delegate J X. Muir.
roll. who returned from Mexico and
turned sta' ey.4r.ce. giving Circuit,
Attorney l'.ft AMI -t. rrar3 ;,,r,. q,
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Dc,fn,,. annOt be Cured

rs local applications. as they cannot
reach tie diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
md that is hy constitutional remedies
Dnafress is caused by an intiamed con-
lition Of the mucous lining Of the Eus
tnchian Tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when il is entirely
rlnsel deafness is the result. and un 'ess
this inflammation can be taken out ana
this tube restored to it's normal condit-
ion hearing will be destroyed forever
Nine cases out OF ten are caused by cat
arrh. which is uothing but an infiamed
condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars Tor
any case Of Deafness caused M i ny ratarrh "t.arl,
cure. Send for circulars free.
F.J. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo, o
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-21
o,..,,oInted Lover Seeks Reve"se.

Minneapolis. Oct. 2i.-Adolph N'a,i ,ai
A.ah 10 IN tho Hcnncpin county JH'
charged with having burned n;s,hor nis Nor
hn"se and the barns OF four n'ishpo, y,
;ns % farmers near the village o! ha'at' g.
.'x,ecn miles from Minneapolis. N"
delboch says his love for Ann" w., farm
the pretty daughter OF one OF III" n",s 90" 70, m
ers led him to commit inc "' ,s NO
which he IL imprisoned. lie - "
licycd to be insane. ----.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-21
Coremakers on strike.

Cincinnati. oct. 2l.-Five hundred
corcnakers struck here during the day
IN account OF misunderstanding
ohout apprentices. There is no de-
mand for more wages or less hours.
hut for less apprentices and It IS
Thought the differences will soon be
adjusted. The strike affects over
( GOO iroumoldoIs.