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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

Afr.aa No Aug. adrian won .o-aa,'s
Z. saE,e 'roif; Altoona Score q, ?
fa.a, III. sug Paxton turned a.Hes. In
- Nicto'v IN the sixth inning assIn., Pxna ,.
.e nn.iif t'S the scor. q: 10 2
Nniat Sterling. III. Aug. The hau ra,,~
.'-Lsy a '!art0n. Noun, Sterling vs. .Jsy-
Clayton. " ~ ''
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l. Double r,avs-Hischey. Wagner AMI Howard
ha!ls-oH i'hi.iippe ]. off Mathewso1 l. struck
ou:-By Philippe I. by Mathsws,n Passed
and Nifty minutes. Cmpires-Ems!:e ard Baase-
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La on hase~-hicaco :. Philadelphia s.
stolen has~s-Murpny !. u. Davis l. Two-hase
tits-Gruen l. Home Surs-Hof.Men !. sey-
told I. Double piays-Pai,~rson. q. Davis ard
Ish-li ,. Hits-On Ow~n In three !nnngs Oft
Wsid.4l H. by Owen l. hy Patterson !. Base
ca baiis-S3 wadd.il :. Of Owen l. OF Pat
f~ssln l. Passed halis-Schreck I. Hic by Pitch
er-,aiahan. Time 81 s:ms-One hour and hf-
ty-hye minutes. Cmpties-C1nnor and Nc
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THROWN OFF CAR PLATFORM.
Druggist Of Hartsh"rne Instantly
Killed at South McAlester.
HEpUHI.i(. aPEJTAL.

South McSlestsr. T. Aug c-E q
Dean. a prominent druggist Of Harssiiorre
was instantly killed last night near here
II. was coming ~ ;hi- citr on an inter
urban electric car and ~as stsndn; IN
IN. front platform.
Will. rounding a sharp curve the car
IuYcn.d ard Dean picngsd head .rst off
tn. steps. striking a pole. His neck was
broken
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"sa':-: !or Ru.ios m r'rth
NEst'.i :U- iIsflui,i.- n ninth
New SgrE .........-..-.. % . =
t-i.N -!Iri ..-..-.--. q . . . y . .-s
" o. -tsse hits hs-isr :, Mc's'.ir. = Three
base h!r-=Iiu.O- Hs',e trI.r--F!tck Src-
rifS" tit. " Iihsus :, t!..s : Stolen hs--s-
f.i'E itSIii- :i.S.-Fufrf-r a:.i Carr :
IA ks'.n AMI Turner Let tas~>-N.s
fsrN :. Cleveland Ei-s' ts-e o-r hsii--yr
,7l.-'rr, :. ~ is,n"hr~ First hs>~ .Tr"r-
.a''l-s.-'-ai / struck pTt-lV '-t@.trv :. IN
Issnt hu- % Passes: halls su.IoN I Wfii
p''-l.-z .He.tr> Ttrr. of rsr.-=Due hour
s=d FORTY n:...;s. Umpire st.Ti:an-
WaskSaasUa 2. OearOSe Z.
wsS'ifsfrr. Aug --Ws-h'rSf"n ate g
zoo s-rstEtt sl-- rl-sisN ~ ,!-'-.ttrr Is--
t-rs- :. t. s;f-u4,.rfH- -H1r..
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Trolley League (:oassp.

Bc;!ses. Tommy Cah,ii'a dsscovery. viii hs-S.
~ y" Trolley Icacue- nest season Roulses
na. received fr. ~ elk offers from minor
Phil kavanaueh, ~ the Trolley I>SR,se
sa,. 10 re,i.ar attendant a. the hai, games
- !~ass'i~ Park Rut for q weak throwing arm
ha'anauSh would be of the maj leaeuers
Scocw~ii. the Pen MiIiers' catcher vii, very
Likely lead the Trolley Ies&ue In hitting las;
SUNDAY ne va. H. groi FORM. end the way h-
..i,.i the bai! around made Willie. Efnan
=
As hsee runner and hs'eer Charley W!lrox
G. the Mi!!.r> - aininst IN q class By hnnreif
i:e can coi:ie very cos~ 20 sae ten second mark
in hundref-rard dash. And he has q habit
OF ee:taS a good start. which adds wonder
fuiiy TO lis hasc-rInnng ability.
CHansry of the aeais Will he hs~k IN ,hs
Nrsferr i-aG,:e next season lie f. c!outine the
PAL a. terrific race. and a. . ns.der he has
scw equals. " 49,
I,'nny C>h!i - ELL cona.ess that HE ysess
WI ss' ei.' ~ the -r's. although ss ,e~sen,
'hey are playing say'hiag bu: casey bsss bal
S.'inra'" iayor.n!y With anv basebAi! 0rssniza-
n'n: WILCOX. ksvsnsGsh. Einsei!A sai Strn~y
Meh-'"n can all Zee ''.a>s-3 sp=.n:ers
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fellows are much stronger than anyou0
gives them credit for being.
BROMLEY To THr ES1RE

hShVWS SxIOuXSS IU30 00y000
gives them credit for being.
BROMLEY TO THE FORE.
Captain \. G. Bromley. long a leading
AID potential figure In aQuatics about 81.
Louis but OF recent years honorably re-
tired. will emerge from his ruSticat atiOn to
attend the regatta. II cOulss rot very well
get along without Captain Bromley. who In
his time was one OF the greatest junior
single scu'iers In the country.
Fred Gasareich. 4 famous single scullef
Of twelve years back. now q builder Of
motor boats. will also be seen on the
water. but not In competition At this
regatta.
Fred kceniE. the most famous scul,cr
st. Louis ever turned out. and who won
the American championship 1T Saratoga
Westerns Koenig 10 Ecw . building con-
tractor. He Set a record at Saratoga for
the distance which endured until Titus
II win be a ripping regatta and lovers
q. rowing should not miss IL.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

Sac-lrrs et.s -iiiN / A~is->'- : lE1uhs.,
t-lSs-lscsas--.- Nittr-d.- sr. sail : fr---
- ---f=>-A ss1ina-ur = .-.-ntt S;rs-
49, halls -5si-,s-- = ! Eit ~ ritch-d LAll
Ntiil>u --rFi"s lGr- fiy iNt.iisn Isr- N
lAs~r=N " s~ssrsT-n f~f0sir v.ii ;f.ei-s-
1s@'e-~a !. Thu - Ksrls-slrS~ t0lcr a.; ts!--
ts-HEe Tsi.u'-. tn-l.--.f is,nxhna
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SEONO GAME.

T'wo-sis~ !i;s-S:on- I T1lree-base hits
Freeman !. sacrifice ni;>-Far-r, ]. White. !.
S-Ih,cl l. S;a,: / Stolen S.ses-tsurls-It ].
Double piay--S'sh. and f'r--Insn !: ku.Ei' r
and Sue!-n l. First base biils-CE Petty
=. JfI Winter l SfrICh Dat-ty Petty ]. b?
Winter e. Tia.--fr.s hear and :or;y-orie min
,r--. imIiI.-l,vnuo,!y. Attendance. .i5'.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

Philadelphia. Pa. Avg. :--ihiiadeiphia
saxo for the ,hi.d time mi, week. Wad.ieii
pitched = great game. striking out fourteen m.r.
a new record for this season. Attendance. SIS.
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Cincinnati q. Br~OkOya 2.

Cincinnati. ~. Ag4 AFTER Hr.sosi-n lad
tails~i q rim in th" thirteenth inning SEYMOUR
Tied fh" score ~ hitting to ,iSht field for n
home run Tf,r-.. singles followed the third
icing mad" bS Ewing n:,"r two men out
s'ai'nS in the winning run Attendance. l. IN,
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SECOND GAME

The Sor.'~ tram trok~ into tn. SAT-.
- the -~cond inning. when they t,uf~f
fhrr~ runs ~ some 'D- hitting After
Staht hat beer walked hy Esarr7ry p.Ify
tiCk Freeman laced out n -hr.,. bigger
and hnsn" rorpS; S'ahl Freeman. i.-.-
SCORING on Arushru-i"r hit. Winter hu---
-. scoring Bss;cn'- third rYn ON hl-
tt S-lhach
In 'h" sixth !1n:rE. Wallace an! koe,-
let singled jon"s !si- - Ferris viii. IN
his anxiety &C. complete a double. yil-s
hit koehl.r. who va- approaching S.,.r-
-1a With tn" fait which ~a< On I'll, waV
rp Parent. The sIsh~r. rolled oii. to right
field. Wallace scoring ard ko.hi.- taking
ihird. from whsT. he sc0r.,. on Lang
~ by SUEtien
In she seventh Wiatsr singled ami W..
novel along 1rl a ~ssCT g." t. Sa'fzir,,
scoring on htt by Rurkstt In m. .oi-
lowing inning ko-shi-r ami ions singled
the former sc.'rspx the third ran Tor -
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" eAaeHn leaSne.


a: p.S M'l.---D-s Mo,nss 8 S,.,v c..~
- -. Ins.yh-Dtrv.r I. y yos.uh
~ c-.lah"- Omaha Pueblo game p,.rrSn>1-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

Boston. Aug. :.-Pescy Pierce of Buffalo Was
TODAY awarsc.. the A'se trophy offered by
Charles J. t:lfd1en for the hest showing IN the
recent automobile endurance test from New
York Z" Mount Washington and return
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

scade1 Aug :-rh->e Hc,ss ara . seened
tie erss four races o. CoceWos,s to-day rhe
races fnciuied fs> Sscc4v,nd I,.a.b IN
vtctcry.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

s,oa. :. no; 90 blame that McAi.e-. troopers
st.piet down int las: ;is'. s.S,.,.as- i.' T.,
a'.i N"w Io:I 10 break INT" IN. i'-; DIV
d.s.Ju.is. yt, .sllins na,i.r the .ap.,oi nag are
,,',vng marbles sine. ;h-y left -. Louis. d.
tTo:- ;h;-e times running IL something
charIsy S.sl.ols loO::. Oddly IN his u,i'C.p Of
:.!rnIs IN 'hiv city. ara :.N.ch" has a few
no rlcs's fcr-sken hi;r. Re stood up ,h'
side q i'it,..s-r and s.n; soa," hot shot n.
arouse the ~urir Young receiver from r.-r-i.
az n. d. kennel In 9uslser'o.n. Nick. ms
viii SNOW some ., it SUNDAY. perhaps.
vii find ;h.'ns-!ve. sitting on IN. hen"n VITA
oa, saia-v .or .t- res, 9: The season said Mr..
ned the pracric-. II won. Ia. far-..r !, s.
rus, 90 g. ,h.rn In shep- for tbs. series ur:,
SICK Of -hi- ssmrnhl:na Th.n il .hcy wan, :,
Tut. why i-t 'n:m 90. ! c.n Sc, sa'n- ball
hal: the amount. will - IL. however. ,ifa,
nor. 81 Them GET back in IN. big league. aE.ir
dec for rh.r need r. and it rili nc, hur, am
cue a 'he'n. h"rs none q rha; bunrh 'o"k
s,ckiv or N want:
Charley Mcra-'a,l .oir.a 81. Ca-a'usl. y-s-
se,s; ssr,.s s WI @ VA: W :,s p,c.r 8 g m. r-s
sn;n. q snv ~ 'h- Cardinal runr~-s. With
s.iS ,' rs. ,Sfsi sssM sn s:sn w
Fa-la,d snd Barr, who VIII =. given his f.st
tT!al aea.ns: brooklyn. NJ. Robson .a,s.
Th. sh~no~ .. Danny sna- 10 causing 20
rr''s common: a. :ne park. Some ~ .:.s n'srr-
t~ys ~ sh- club that tNer haze no ii~a
cs ps1'. vh.reshnu,. NJ. p sso, -avs nIn
!s in Providence II. l.. uhsf. Re Is -i-sserGoinG
sysrAti"n his mgr. E,it Others ce the
rlayers Who ere close 90 Da-, in.i i-.,a,~ they
would pn- h. sIIryris~a - hear % shave being
hack IN California Nothing h,s h~an heard ~
ihs .horr-"o for .o-ns tavs II. I~:, fh. club
q, Brooklyn. os;ensih'y 10 70 E'-1vds nc~.
~rer" nc sa!i ,. would .oir his wife al some
friends u NJ Sh.y.
New York q. Cleve1aaS =.
New York. Aug New York made Z. FOUR
s.ra;eH, srrm Cleveland TODAY defeating .h-
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Ne~ SorL =. Piss...rs ..

Fitt.olTr Pa ,u- --ri,r<e1rx c.,gis 20;
III when s.ts x~r. u.--.re- sni S.~ YORK ~
verse; t-is getting fill vsiu- f,- al .xccr-
tao .;-s A-'rzEa.r. ~ Sofr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

A. Wichita kss r n Z
Wichita -.-.-...-s II. - :.
ss-.ngt.lt ., - :
Es.t-rf-~-fse,nl. and o'I-c,-y: Ellis an. sea
tIEEh- DEpir--i--w:rs1a
8; L-sysnS1r-s. Eas: RE 2
Guthrie ..-....-..s " . q a Ia Q
i<ayensorts -.--, Q . . s-i Q
HA:t.ris.-.o-n,e,.c Mon Anf sSu-.s.,-. Ashley
AZ. Armstrong tnp.r--K,a<sn-
A: Tcyess- Has rH Z
joplin .-------.--s . Ill 10 /
ss;:s-4e~-H-s.ss and isenry. pcrsIa and
NArs:e-E.l irzr;re-Cgess
SeSAj.s. rain
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Two ou; When winning wa~ s.ng.i.
sin"irra;i ..------......6 !. I 90 . y q y . "a
Erc'kirn ...-.-.--.--....." !: o ! -" VH0"l-:
Earned r7iEs-CInc;nnatt 8 Trnnk!,u & Two
,s.ss hits. MCINTYRE !. Malav 7. E,arTv I. Eshb
' THr-e-has~ htfe-Seyr.rr Home runs
SrSrnour I. Stolen hase~-ofweI, l. s-rrrrran
!: St-:nfeldt I IS.ihi. ..l,-s-.'crc1ran Hug
cins ami hsrry ]. First base halls sss. r:.-
Ing :. "!f Mctn;y-c :. Sacrifice hiis-HrSr.rs
l. c'rr".an I.1ni.v I. MALAY 1 Hf' nv
nif:h-r. fsv Mclrivrs I. struck nu:-Ev Ewing
9. hy N'in'yr. T. Time .f -sm~-Tvo hours
and forty minutes Crnytr--kIem
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A. Na,-o.-pav,on {. csn,ors
~ Wh-ciire Wheeling :. SDr.ncHsis
AZ Ie:re Har:--Terr- Hst;. :. Gran! Pap
Ids
At E-snsyf,r-f,ssnsyii's- South r.na sar.
Postponed! 50 Sou-h Bend team could npt e;
.~-e. owing 20 wreck
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

IoWa state ueneOe,

A. CA'-o-N.nr~rn.. J. Cairo
~ fstucsh-PsdYr :. f'r.ucesoe q
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

chicago. Acs. ..-Bc<,1a deres-.d Ch!caeo
e"rsy. The game going eleven .rninss Car
n~li's double. three single. and had throw from
iiSh' field ssNs II stDn fhre~ runs in tho ~l.v-
e'''i. sinsiH and ia" doubles scc.In: two for
chicago. att.nd,nre /. 90 >s-ar..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

Nashville : Li:s;e Ro-k T.
Ei-r.a gam = New Oxseaoe
Atlanta = Shreveport
ER:eocssry e Ae..cAis e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

New York Aug New York made II S,ur
s.ra;Gf, sr.m Cleveland TODAY defeating .he
visitor. In close and Interesting rar,. hy a
score Of Z 10 = A.,sriarr. 900 Score.
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'Es'fed for Schal;. IN eighth.
Chicago -.--.-..---.5 . a . . s3
Boston --.----......i o ; . o IS

sEs'f.d for Sc,;li;. IN eighth
| $50" -'----.-----! -
"'7''a -------------A " v y
!ysfs On casce-5r!caRc 70 Eo~on & -ro-rnse
t!es-.asev / Kfirr r.,n.p c...,r,. 80, I.
Chance l. King l. IA,,an / Rayner s,.I, n
hasss-Dolan l. ..,rtck ou:-Ey is,oz.b ! hv
Young :: Nas~s On halls c~ Reuif.rh ~
hours ara ;en minutes rripire-Johns;on
>ss-.
"~~1s sossey.
49,. -'-----'-----v ! =:
Ea,ter!ss-vsi.f~,a sr3 rr.sp. -in,.v ami
R!GsjscSs,- CmpIr--wsyre
Parsons .e,ses,
s.,t scot; --.--.-! I" 4" a.: . >
fa,i-rt"~ - Adams md l'rke'con: Campbell
a.: l!rb-r!ins. tmpiTe-,:oiG-n
A. Web C!:y. 40 Pm p
i.,S'nIiE -.---.o a: =: a-s .
,...fN'l arc ,aashe'ty. foU3G cn1
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

I,nmy 'shHi - ell cona.esf that HE raess
WI eet ei.' ~ the ~;s. although st ,.e-seu,
they are playing say'hng bu: casey bsss ssbsTi
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f'nilaae lpnia.
ChIcaEo.
All no a y

'Estt-4 for Paterson in ninth.
Chicago ................3 Q 0 . = q OF
Philadelphia --.---.-----. . - "A
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bloomington. III Aug. a deal vas clo>~d
t.-fsy f.r 'he .si. Q. John Gciivu c-r.--
r-ir.r cf ,.r R.'-sninVior r.a-.s. in Vie Tn->..-
!-S- ,<-isrs. 20 the iystcn team of :h- Amer
.,sn League.
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CARDINALS BEATEN
BY DUFFY'S TEAM
Costly Errors and Inability 10 Hit
Pittinger Result Fatally for
Hmrkc's Tribe of Weary Players
Score 4 to =.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National LeaHae.
c.uo. W. l.. Pct. C.ub. ". l.. fct;
S.w Y<x....Ss "a Cincinnati -: 9. 80
P.;tshurg -.-.S 81 SO 81. LOT ~. ID Cl .:.t
I!i:.aS'lShiA - 2, -s.i Boston -------sl s. -;
'h,cakc ....-jt 81 -. .tro'k!yn ....:s ~ ~,


Phi.adel- at 81. i.IYis. New York AZ P:;tseufs-
ii:cc E.y:. nj Cincinnati. !s's;"n chicago
YeAsePday's Res0lts.
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That grand old fielder anil

Fhi!aGei. T. 81 l.y;,is =. Boston T. Chicago .
N"v Y'f ?. pi;is5Yrs l. C!ucin';i 6. HToosly..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-03

!sfs On basce-'ricaGc 70 Ec~on g. -ro-fnse
h!fs-'asey !. King !. C.nneli T. Sacrifice hits
.'hance J. King /. INoian l. Rsy.ner J. stolen
nas@s-Inlan J. Struck nu;-Ey EsuIsarh l. hy
Young :. Kases hs.is-cC Reulhsch J. OF
Young .. Hit with hail<-Canneli l. Tsm~JTwo
hours an3 zen minutes. rmpire-Iohns.on
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-25

Weather Forecast.
Fair tonight and Sunday; moderate
temperature.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-25

out opposition, but not until an at
tempt had been made to have the proyi-
sions for the shirt and overall factory
stricken ont,
The state agent bill was tabled; and
that for the mills deficiency tax pass
ed, as was the general drainage code. .
The principal senate bill presented
was to amend the present oil law to al
low Kansas oils to come into the state
at a gravity test of AZ, instead of the
present test of 46 This bill was based
on the report of Prof Shepard, chem
ist at the agricultural college who has
just returned from an Investigation OF
the Kansas oil fields and who reports
that the Kansas oils are better for illu-
minating purposes than the eastern oils,
out they cannot be brought to the gray
ity of Al required under the present
law
Among other senate bills were those
to provide an annual appropriation of
$500 for the state equalization board
and by Dillon, requiring fshways in
dams. Principal among the senate
bills passed were those to establish farm
ers' institutes to tax legacies and in
heritances; to authorize cities to issue
bonds in settlement of judgments; APP
propriatina money for printing reports
of state officers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-25

Good Situation Open. The Milwau
kee Dustless Brush Co, of Milwaukee,
Wis, want an active representative
man or woman, for Madison and sur
rounding territory to sell the World s
Only Dustless Floor and Carpet Brush
Winner of the gold madal at the ST.
Louis exposition, 1904, This brush
sweeps without dust and is rapidly tax
ing the place of other methods OF
sweeping. It's durability makes il
cheaper than broom This is an ex,
cellent opportunity to secure good
paying position and permanent employ
nent. No experience necessary. Il
interested write the Milwaukee Dust
less Brush CO., Milwaukee. Wis.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-25
COUNTY FAIR.
Driving Park Association to Be
rIergsd Into Lake County Agri-
cultural Association.

There is q very excellent prospect CT
a county fair being held at the Driving
Park association 5 grounds this fall.
Al meeting of the association at the
city hall last evening a delegation was
present from the farmers institute
which has been in session this week to
confer with the association with view
of merging the Driving Park .associa-
tion into an Agricultural association.
After discussion the Driving Park asso-
citation appointed a committee consist
ing Of Chas b. Kennedy, f. ID. Fits,
] l.. Jones A. G.. Schmidt, Geo. Cook,
to meet with a committee from the
farmers institute consisting of VIM.
Rowland, Z. b. Parker G. f. Hackett,
Fl. A. Fowler, E. W. Hart, to reorgan
ize into an Agricultural association.
The committees will meet at the city
hall next Tuesday at l o'clock p. IN.
at which time the new association will
be organized. The general public Is
invited to attend this meeting and as
sist by suggestion and otherwise in lay.
ing plans of organization for success
full county fair and becoming members
of the association.
There is no reason why Lake county
cannot have one of the largest and most
successful annual fairs in the state.
The farmers are unusually up to date
in the business of raising blooded stock
of all kinda, and fruit culture in Lake
county has reached high standard OF
excellence. The farmers institutes
which have been held have been very
successful and it is gratifying that ex
hibits of county products are to be made
on a larger scale. Under the new plan
of organization the Driving Park asso
cation will go out of existence and tht
Lake County Agricultural association
will take its place.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-25
AT PIERRE.
Death OF the Primary Election
Bill Appropriation Bills Gem
ing to the Frsnt,

Pierre dispatch, 3D. The primary
election bill was finally disposed Of by
the senate today on its being sent up by
the house. On the announcement of
its receipt the presiding officer of the
senate declared that as it had been pass
ed upon cnce at the present session it
could not again be considered except
under suspension of the rules. 1t was
expected that the friends of the measure
would make a fight on this ruling, but
the only move was on the part of Cas-
sill, who asked if such move would le-
quire two thirds vote and received an
affirmative assurance. The bill was
then returned to the house with Motif
cation of its fate, and the incident is
ended for this session.
The strongest lobby of the session has
gathered the past few days. either for
or against the BILL in anticipation of a
fight on the matter on the floor of the
senate.
The house appropriation committee
returned several bills with a favorable
report and the wolf bounty bill, with a
vorable and the minority against it.,
signed by Carley, Foster, Craig and
Madison.
As the time for closure on new bills
is near the last run is being rushed in
and among number of house bills pre-
sented the principal ones were three by
the educational committee to regulate
football, providing suspension for any
player who Injuries another; by Potter,
requiring notice to the purchaser to
make mortgage ON grain effective; by
Satire, fixing the salary of the clerk OF
the supreme court at $1,S00 year; by
Parmley granting liens for labor and
repair work ON an artesian well rig, and
by Omdahl, to repeal laws allowing
seeding of parts of the highway to grass
or the use OF the same for tree planting.
The bills for final action in the house
| did not start out well. the first being
to prevent bird dogs from running at
large, which, after several efforts tc
dispose of it, finally went back to the
committee.
The next was the law to allow a Ii
ouor license vote when once secured tc
| stand until set aside by subsequent
vote. Holman asked for delay. but on
motion of Brown of Sanborn it was ia
bled by 43 to 3S.
The next bill to go down was to pro-
hibit treating in saloons. This failed
/ by a vote of 81 to "a, number of mem.
| bers falling to be In Just at that time.
The twine plant bill was passed with
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-25
THE CHURCHES.
Order OF Worship in the Churches
OF Madison Tomorrow.

Evangelical Church Preaching ser
vice at 1890 a. IN. in German by the
pastor subject, Die Ruhe des Volkes
Gottes. After this service Sunday
school will be held lesson, st. John, 6,
LA, the miracle of the loaves and the
fishes. In the evening at $50 the Y.
p. A will meet for very interesting
topic You are cordially intived to all
of these seryices.-C. It. Mayer, Pastor.
Grace Church-Services tomorrow as
follow: Holy Eucharist with address,
1890 a. m. subject of adrdess, Lent,
its Use and Abuse; evening, prayer
and address, 7:45 D. III. ; church school
at l2 IA L. Corbett, Vicar.
First Baptist Church Morning su1-
iect, Teachings concerning Christ Con-
frmed by Christian Experience; eve
ming subject, Character, the Seclet of
our Hopes or Fears. All who have no
other church home ale cordially invited
to these services. "A. 7. Norwood, Pas
tor.
M. f.. Church Glass meeting $50 a.
m. preaching 1880 a. IN. and 30 p
m. Sabbath school IL m; Junior
League $50 p m; Epworth League
80 p. IN. Morning theme, The Mis-
sion of the Church evening, The Wide
Reaching Consequences of Sin. All
are cordially invited to all of the ser
vices of the church. T. Kruger,
Pastor.
Presbyterian Church-Morning ser
vice, 0:30; subject, The Dead Egypt
tians; Sunday school at -; Christian
Endeavor at s 80; evening service at
7:30; subject, Who is my Neighbor
Everybody cordially invited. Hugh
Robinson, Pastor.
Christian Science-Service at the res
idence of e. ". Wood at 1915 a. m. ;
subject, Man.
When you need pill it is always best
to buy the best. Dade's Little Liver
Hills are the best. Try them. They
have wayof their own. Sold by Stod.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-25
CHAUTAUQUA.
President Smith Gathering Talent
for the Coming Summer
Assembly,

President Smith of the Lake Madison
Chautauqua association is doing some
thing every day towards completing the
program for the coming summer as
sembly.
d. w. Robertson, the Edison project
ocsope man, will appear on the plat
form the first three evenings of the as
sembly, June 24-5-6.
Gov. LaFollette of Wisconsin will
lecture on the afternoon of June 20.
Nat Brigham will give mis- lecture on
the Lewis and Clark expedition, or The
Men who won the West, on the evening
of July 4th.
President Lewis of Morningside col,
lege, DR. Boyd of New York, Rev. Bat
ten of Illinois and Sunshine Hawks, y
a popular southern lecturer, from Mary
land, are among the attractions with
whom contracts have been signed.
Dr. Z. l.. Parks will be at the as
sembly during the first week.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-25
LOCAL NEW

Furniture at co3t.-White Bros.
Fifty different samples of carpet, at
Geo. Beck's.
Mrs. Shank returned to Valley City,
N. D., today.
Everything in the furniture line at
cost, at White Bros.
Two dozen fancy navel oranges, q
cents aud up. E. Cole.
V. R. Walden was a Homecoming
passenger by the north train.
Twenty five cents will buy two dozen
fancy navel oranges, at j. E. Cole s.
Handicap billiard contest will he
played at the Brunswick Feb 2Sth.
Drs. Glegg 81 Gregg ostheopathic
physicians. Office in postolfice block.
The chance will not come again.
Bny furniture now at cost, at White
Bros
You can huy goods at wholesale
prices at Kngsley's until the Goth OF
March.
Hartford sewing machine, five draw.
trs. good as new. for sale cheap al
Archer's shop.
Mrs. Clarence Bartlett of Minneota.
Mimi, is in the city. the guest of the
Misses Sheppard.
Having sold out | must reduce my
stock at least $40, 600 by the Goth OF
March. e. l.. Kingsley.
The boys have taken up marble play.
ing on the streets and the springtime.
gentle Annie. may be said to be assured
| will sell gools regardless of cost
until the Goth of March to reduce the
stock. E. L. Kingsley.
Mrs. Girton departed for Harrisburg
to visit her daughter Susie who has re.
c ntly taken mp teaching there
E. L. Kingsley will sell goods regard.
less of cost until March 20 to reduce
sto, k. having made sale 10 take effect
at that time.
Now is the time to make your selec-
tion of carpet Come in and LET me give
YOU prices. -Geo. Beck.