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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
HEAVY TRADE TOTALS
BUSINESS RUNNING TO GREAT
VOLUME IN ALL THE LEADING
LINES.

New York, Oct. 7.-Bradstreets today says:
While not so active as In recently preceding
tations. &c Contributing % to this are better reports
from retail lines, necessitating recorders of
seasonable goods, fall festivals, enlarging crop
movement and continued immense turnover in
Industrial lines. Complaints to short
age increases the grain coal, COKE iron and
lumber trade all reporting congestion from this
cause. ... o. .....-. ..-.-~... ~.
b. Undiminished activity is witnessed in the iron
trade. demand for crude and finished products
SURPRISING previous years at this period, High
levels of future cost particularly as to coke @
snd ore, confront these trades. Collections for
the country as whole are good. Money is
still moving to the country, and while liberal
quotations at home and abroad seem certain.
Bank clearings testify to new heights being
full year of record breaking totals at the
metropolis and in the country outside thereof.
Something like a downward swing in prices of
agricultural products is in evidence this week,
result of the. pressure of new large crops of
fine quality, which augurs for lower prices of
feeding stuff and cheaper cost Of meat produc-
In the east, although the late decline in cot
ton has led to some hesitation in placing or
ders for later delivery, some large sales of print
turers are well provided with work. Business
failures for the week ending Oct number
1S9, and 1S5 last week, 1875 in the like week
OF 19O4, 191 in 1903, and 10 in 1902, 1873 in
1901. In Canada failures for the week number
20 as against IS last week, and 10 in this week
Wheat including flour exports for the week
ending Oct. 5, 1.072, 642 bu, against 2 O64 932
last week, 1,105,92S this week last year. 2,3TS-
722 in 1903, and 5,645,779 in 1902. From July i
to date the exports II ,099375 bu against
lSotS III last year, A., OS4 in 1908, and IL
525. 492 IL 1902.
against l,Zl2,992 last week, 652, ,S11 a year ago,
i'Iol' llS IN 1903, and 1SO,35S in 1902 From July
TO cate the exports OF corn are 15 $50, AT bu,
l,o13, 7OS in 1902.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
WIFE VANISHES
IN BATHING SUIT
Police Raging at Report that q
Woman Sought as Drowned
Has Come to Life.

Philadelphia, Oct. 7.-Jealousy Of her
er his actions after she had disappeared,
led Mrs. Susan Roddy, Of this city, to
conceive the unique plan Of leaving her
clothes in an Atlantic City .bathhouse
and vanishing in a bathing costume.
The mysterious disappearance of Mrs.
Roddy caused great anxiety, not only to
her husband, but to Mayor Stoy of At
guards. Indignation was at high pitch
when word was sent to the seaside re-
sort that Mrs. .Roddy appeared at her
church in this city on Sunday, garbed in
her best and learning upon the arm Of
her husband. - Or
After donning her bathing suit she
walked into nearby hotel, dressed for
the street and returned to this city to
watch her husband .zf:-. =
Mrs. Roddy announced with great
satisfaction today that she. was con-
viuced that he was everything a faith.
full husband should be-, is,e -a.
Mayor Stoy and his forces, however,
do not view the return Of Mrs. Roddy to
her home with the same equanimity as
her husband. In fact, the Atlantic
City life guards are wroth at the man
ner in which Mrs. Roddy has caused
them days of anxious search for her to
gain the $500 reward, if successful,
which was offered by Mr.. Roddy. -
It is said that Mrs. Roddy's first de-
termination to again reveal herself to
her frantic husband was after she had
learned he had offered the reward.
In letter sent from his office today
Mayor Stoy, as official head Of the At
lantic City police department, insists
upon an explanation concerning the
whereabouts Of Mrs. Roddy during the
time of her disappearance. IF the
Roddys will not tell, the mayor threat
ems to do something they won It like.
One reported possibility of the
mayor s ire is the issuance Of warrant
charging Mrs. Roddy with the theft of
the bathing suit, which has not yet been
returned. The legal charge for the use
? of the suit is 25 cents a day and the
bathhouse people have threatened to
sue for the price of the rental, now
amounting to several times the price Of
! the suit. Mr.. and Mrs. Roddy decline
to discuss the matter, but are living
! happily together at Sixty-second and
South streets.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07

nue. s and Nineteenth street)-Morning, 1890,
Rev. Frederic Steven. Christ Hath Abolished
Death; English evening services, 1880 pm,
Rev. n. o. Sauer. -... '--.' ..
s+ u :. UNIVERSALIST. + :
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-Rev Marion
D. Shutter, DID. Morning, 1.-THE Universalist
Idea; evening, 'The Young People and the
3 Church" ... :.
FUTILE Rev. A. R. Til1inghast Morning,
"Cheap People and the Search for Bargains. -
ALL SCULS'-Rev. William H. Ryder. Morn
ing, "Imrortalities of the PAST; Sunday
school, at 12 NJ; Y. P. q. at 6 O'Clock.
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
HIGHLAND PARK-Rev. +. R. Plantikow.
Morning sermon by pastor; evening, corner.
stone laying Of new church, 1928 Emerson
avenue N, at pm. Ill.,
SIXTH AVENUE N-Rev. B. R. P1antikow
Morning, Rev. J. Kienholz from St. Paul will
preach. The cornerstone for the new church
1923 Emerson avenue, N, will be laid at
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
GRAND AVENUE CHR1sTIAN-Rey. Dr.: Fred
Kline, Morning, "Hold Fast the Good; eve
ming, "Jesus, the Way" .-.. ..... . ...
y, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. ---
ALL Observation-Disclosures, Doctrine Of Atone
ment.' ...-.. ..-z,., 49," =
SPIRITUALIsTS. ~
INDEPENDENT soC1ETY-Mrs. R. s. Emerson
evening, "What Does Spiritualsm Offer in Ad
vance Of Orthodoxy" 900 Hennepin avenue
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW

Followers; EOLt evening, can Investment with
FREE Rev. r. R.. KEENAN, Morning 'srhe
l Winning MI ;,fa of SOULS" evening, "The Compare
CHICAGO AVENuE-Rev. J. 3. conant. Morn
Ing Ing The Mttiye Power of the Church, eve
cENTRAL-Rev Theodore Heysham, PhD.
Morning IN n the Day Of Adversity Consider"
oL1vERSRey. Fl Frank nl H. H. Cooper In the morn
monism.' In the evening the pastor will
N6RwEefAN. .DAN1sANRe7 rev CINE; &. Melby. Morn
ing, 1.-THE Mistake Of Elijah; evening, gospel
FIRsT-Rev. DR.. W. B. Riley Morning, "The
Coming Co.. Rsh Evangeism" evening Responsibility
The The Revival We Need''; evening, ''The
METHODIST.
WILLS Of the qRysrstt gnoS
: Bad; evening, a musical program and short
afareTs Sz fFqfsssSF wis sn,rns
Morning Professof j. G Hutchinson II Of the
sfzaE wstss
Rev: 6. H. Maxwell of the Linden Hills Con.
| gregational church. &.,~-'- 5 ~ ,~@e.- :
EPISCOPAL. "
CHRIST CHuRCH-Rev. Andrews D. Slower
Morning service at 1890; Sunday school al
1 1915 pm. ; evening service at 7:30 pm
! G. T. p. s. Tuesday, pm.
GRACE CHURCH-Rev. Andrew D. Slower
Morning, divine service and holy, communion
| at 1O:3O Sunday school at 1915; evening
service at $780, @s
ALL sA1NTs'-Rev. George n. Thomas. Morn
| ing, s, holy communion; 1890, morning prayer
and sermon; 12 M, Sunday school, evening
! 7:45. evening prayer and sermon.
| ST. THOMAS MISSION Icorner Ninth street
and Fifth avenue S)--Rev. George H. Thomas
Morning, g. holy communion 3 pm, Sunday
school; pm, evening prayer and anthem
singing.
ST. PAUL's Corner Franklin and Bryant ave
/ nues)--Rey, Theodore Payne Thurston. am
! holy communion; 9:45 am, Sunday school
/ II am. service and sermon; pm, even
! ST. ANDREW's-Rev. Robert Benedict. Morn
/ ing, 7:3O, holy communion; 1890, morning
prayer. litany and sermon by rector; evening
| 5, evening prayer; IL M, Sunday school.
CATHOLIC.
\ ST. CHARLEY-Rev. J. M. Cleary. Morning
/ "Meaning of the Love of God:; evening
.'The Sunday Saloon and the Home Protection
/ League Next Tuesday evening card socia
i will be held in st. Charles church parlors
!. @ LUTHERAN.
4 Morning, '"The Complete Christian; evening
Encouraging the Discouraged"
i ST. JoHNS-Rev. A. T. Elmquist. Morning
and evening. Special music at both services
i TRINITY GERMAN corner Of Thirteenth ave
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
,HURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
CONGREGATIONAL,

CONGREGATIONAL. -...
tsfh a1Aaat avenue and For
rHIRTT.zs .z1a1TH 4 II srRSEr-Rev. HsEss George E.
svenns msrnE s. Rt"
FIFTH AvENUE-Re7. James al Sc E. @ smith Morn,
Ge to Sunday e1snn IS na y dsR in Do al
i2S Ing, y Rsfns;as gn evening,
FIRsT-Professor Luther A. weigle, PhD, pro
fessor Of philosophy at Carleton college, viii
preach morning and evening, 1880 am and
LYNDAEIRev. G. E. Burton Morning, ''what
Produces q Reviyail% $3.50, special mems En-.
stEiet; all men welcome; evening, Come and
Lowry HI11-Rev Henry Holmes. Morning
Christian Endeavor at $50.
PARK AvEMgETReE @ 7jsE s. Rollns D;D oJo
OPEN DooR-Rev. walter G.. Carlson. Morn
Rg hsy nay day w be IN
morning. Special music morning and eve
1ISBEN H15Ls-Rez Charles Is, H; o,,s Mazws1 Sgst1
FOREST HE5sHF&g@Rsy & Stanley Nh n Haney asy
ming, rye Must Be Born Again" 5..s5.
PRESBYTERIAN. e. t%
Evening. ',,The Secret Of Christ" Solo, ''Th'
| Open Gate'' Howard Hare.
RIVERSIDE CHAPEL-Rey. Benjamin r. Weld
Evening 'The Heart Of Christ sA
BETHANYIRev T. J. Mccrossan ss,sa.o Morning ag
Rev. Dr.. Boyle will preach the "Anniversar!
/ Day. sermon; no evening service.
i ANDREW-Rev. Charles F. Hubbard. Morning
i The Mystery Of Godliness'; evening, "Th'
. STEWART MEMoRIAL-Rey. R. A. Wander Las
Morning, "The Divine Ideal Of Christian"
i evening, "a Fine Prescription"
! BETHLEHEM-Rev Stanley. B. Roebrts, D.D
/ Morning IA Church at Work.; evening, Lov
i Unfailing," seventh in series on Kill, FRS
Corinthians. .
wEsTM1NsI Err Rev. John Edward Bushnell
Morning, sermon by Rev. George I. Robinson NJ
ID, Of Chicago; evening, Atmosphere" D.
F1RsrNRev. A. B. Marshall, ID. Morning
"An Urequaled Teacher"i evening address D.
HIGHLAND PARK lEmerson and Twenty,firs q
ing, con munion service; evening. Syntheti
| Bible Study" Genesis xxy-xxxv.
fGRACERev. Donald d. Mckay Morning an
! evening Christian Endeavor at 6:3O pm
4 BAPTIST.
FOURTH-Rev. r. f. Holt. Morning, Christ
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07

NORTH SIDE SPIRITUAL SOCIETY U.O.0.g
hall, 406 Twentieth avenue N)-Afternoon
2:3O, Goods Visions to Men," by b. Hea
dahl Baptism" Mrs. Lowell; Greetings
Mrs. e. p. Manewell.
UNITY SPIRITUAL "a. o. u. W. hall, i
Seventh street S)-7:45 pm, ''The Religio
of Japan; spirit greetings; W. D. and Cor
b. Noyes, pastors. .-.'.
SPIRITUAL RESEARCH SOCIETY (Richmon
. hall, corner of Nicollet avenue and Eight
street)-Morning, Heaven and Where Is
Located?' by Rev. Alice ,Wickstrom.
PROGRESSIVE sPIR1TUALIsTs-E lee
ture. Mrs. Lalcott: greetings, by Mrs. Name
well and Mrs. Lamb [
MISCELLANEOUS.
FRIENDS-Eleanor D. Wood. Evening, 9Th
Gospel of Mark: service at 7:45 pm. Chris
ton Endeavor at $50 pm:
NEW THOUGHT LYCEUM-Ruth Barryman
Ridges Morning, ''The Power Of NeI
RICHMOND HALL-Mrs c. Tryon. Evening
1.-THE Soul World, Greeting" by Mrs. Jacobs
BAND OF PEACE 600 Central avenue)-Lee
ture by Mrs. s. NJ. Lowell. Morning, "Spiri
Readings" by Mrs. Peake and Mrs. Buehler
YGGDRAsIL PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY,"
pm, 'E.The Lords Prayer"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
SEARCH FOR MURDERER
Sheriff Expects to Make Quick Arrest
of Iowa Farmers Assassin.

Des Moines, Iowa, Oct. 7.-Sheriff J..
C. Loper expects to make an arrest be-
fore evening for the murder Of Ed J..
Grieser, the farmer found dead yester-
day in his home at Avon From state
ments of the dead man 8 sister it was
learned that several previous attempts
to kill Grieser. had been made. A half
witted farmer is suspected Of the crime.
daat he autopsy casaa hela To-Day In INDICATES @ that
The bullet was fred thru window
from a height which indicates that the
assassin was on horseback. The coro-
ner S jury returned a verdict that the
man had been murdered by unknown
persons.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
KILLS HIMSELF IN MAD FIT
Walter Barton, Wabasha Boy, Ends
Life by Shooting.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. 4
Wabasha, MINI, Oct. 7.-Walter Bar
tor eyed L. son pad Of haGh Thomas Barton Of
Wabasha high school, and was mem
ber Of the freshman class, ended his
life by shooting himself.
He was living with his grandmother
and had been asked to do some slight
work which he objected to, his inten-
tion having been to go hunting. The
entire charge Of shot entered the left
eye and scattered his brains about the
room. The coroner's jury returned a
verdict Of suicide.
The funeral Of John Ryan, one OF
the Oldest settlers of the county, took
place today.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07

We repair pitch and gravel roofs
Carey Roofing after ten years service
perfectly sound and water tight. See
w. S. Mott Co, Tel. 376.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07

cdr. Lauritzen IS Malt Tonic" is 1,
superior blood-enriching drink. Al
druggists or delivered to house. Phons
N. W., East 440; Twin City, 1899.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-07
BANK CLEARINGS

New York. Oct.> THE following table COM
plled by Bradstreet, shows the bank clearngs at
the principal cities for the week ended Oct. s.
with the percentage of increase and decrease
as compared with the corresponding week last
year:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-25
A BAD HABIT.
Getting Rich Is So Said to BE
but We All Like the
Habit.

st. Louis Globe Democrat: 1t NAV
be felicitous manner of expressing it
that ~ o. Nelson employed when he
said, Getting rich is habit-a bad
habit, according as one views il, but
there will be an agreement that his
viewpoint is novel and extremely hetro-
dox 1t goes far beyond Andrew Carne-
gie's celebrated epigrammatic utter
ance that 1T is disgrace to die rich, =
and implies that it is equally reprehen
sible to live rich since bad habit that
You rid yourself of only by death must
remain permanent stain, il not effac-
ed by ones own efforts before depar-
ture tor another sphere. IL is remark
able how these new and modern philoso-
piers are turning what were formerly
virtues into vices. To acquire wealth
honestly and respectfully has been rated
as one of the excellences of character.
Next to gcdliness it is ranked as the
chief end OF man in the thought of all
men, 1t has been declared that. after
all, there is no real hell except that of
not getting on, the hell of not making
money. Almost everybody acts as if
he thouhgt So and if getting rich is a
bad habit how few there ars who would
shrink from acquiring the habit. The
most spiritual minds do not fight whole
heartediy against an increase of riches.
Their blows directed at the vice of max
ing money are feeble None makes
moan of his wealth There is no gener
al sound of mourning on Fifth avenue.
New York. We read sometimes of
frantic efforts at Newport and Monte
Carlo to get rid of wealth, but never of
ones instrumentalities to create it
" Every man is born cupidus, desirous
OF getting. but not all men avarus, de-
siious OF keeping. III getting rich is
bad habit, how many of us NAV la
,nent with loud, wailing voice that with
all the bad habits we did accumulate.
we did not accumulate this one. How
many another bad habit would we will.
lngly trade off for it, Not one, only.
but all OF them, the last title of a bad
habit, even fondness for mince pie or
a prediction OF talking too much who
would not toss them all into the limbo
OF bad habits could he draw lust one
from the pit in exchange for them all
the habit OF getting richg
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-25
The ColoneLs Waterloo.

Colonel John NJ. Fullet, OF Honey
Grove, Texas, nearly met bis Waterloo.
from Liver and Kidney trouble. In d
recent letter he says: Il was nearly
dead of the Sc complaints, and, although
| tried my family doctor. he did me nc
good; so got a zoe, bottle of your great
Electric Bitters, which cured me.
consider them the best medicine on
earth, and thank God who gave on the
knowledge to make them Sold and
guaranteed to cure, Dyspepsia, Bilious
nefs and Kidney Disease by Stoddard
* Halste I'd, druggists, at soc. a bottle
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-25

The nomestake Mining company ha
declared 50-cent dividend for March.
payable fIom its New York Office on the
25th. This will mean distribution of
$l09, 200 among the stockholders. 1t is
believed that the 50-cent dividend will
be continued indefinitely The last
weeks quotation of Honestake stock
was SIT. so snare. 1t has risen to
this point from $52 share since last
August, and now that the so cent divi-
dend is reality. it is bound to go to
par in short time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-25

other recalled some incident In which
they had both figured. After the last Of
the band passed through they assem-
bled Just outside Of the portico and
gave three shrill cowboy yells.
"Thank youl Thank your! repeated
the president. II won't go back on my
own rough riders, but next to them
you were the best feature of the show.
l wouldn't have missed having you
here for anything Goodby and good
luckw
With d succession of yells, the happy
COW punchers swept out Of the grounds
and down Pennsylvania avenue.
The members Of Troop A and the
rough riders went into the White
House in small squads and shook hands
with the president Just before the
New York troops left the president
said to them:
II want to say word of thanks to
the troops that were my escort when l
was inaugurated governor, when / was
inaugurated as vice president, and now
when l am inaugurated as president.
/ want to tell you how l appreciate
your coming here and how proud | am
of you. You are not only brave ap-
pearing body of men, but you have the
fighting stuff in you."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-25

Leola dispatch, 90: Several new ar
tesian wells have recently been com
pleted on farms in this vicinity, and
contracts for the drilling of number
more have been awarded. The drillers
never fail TO strike flows, which fur
nish the farmers with ample water for
stock and domestic purposes. In four
townships near here there are now near
ly one hundred artesian wells. and this
number will be greatly Increased before
January next.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-25

ers AS They Were eIntroduced-"Dash
Me if You Ain't the Same Old bad
Lands Teddy You Used TO Bew Ex-
claimed One--seth BuIIock's Views
of the Inauguration.
The feature of the Inauguration cere-
monies which the president enjoyed
most of all was his reception of Cap
tain Seth Bullock's COW punchers i'm
mediately after the parade, says a
Washington special dispatch to the
New York World. Mr.. Roosevelt was
so anxious to see his old friends OF the
range that he stepped out under the
northern portico Of the White House
bareheaded and waited for them to
come up from the west gate.
''Here come my cow puncher
friendsr he exclaimed to the small
party that surrounded him. "And they
are the best fellows on earth"
Before Captain Bullock, who led the
band, was under the portico the pres
ident waved his hand at him and
shouted, "Seth, old man, you were the
hit of the parade"
Bullock dismounted and introduced
the cowboys to the president as they
rode up. The president shook hands
with each one of them and two or
three times with those with whom he
was best acquainted on the range. All
OF the cowboys stayed on their horses,
and only three of them took their hats
off when they were introduced.
Half of them addressed the president
as Teddy.
The presidents favorite words of
welcome to them were:
$50 glad to see you again"
81 am delighted to have the pleasure
OF seeing you again"
This is great pleasure, a great
pleasure"
The remarks of the COW punchers
were more varied.
Teddy, wouldn't have missed see
ing you for all of the money from hell
to Texas. shouted one of the South
Dakota crowd.
II wouldn't have missed seeing you
for-anything." replied the president.
This Is the proudest day of my life
and will be until / am president my
SELF" said a Montana cowboy.
II hope you will be-" answered Mr..
Roosevelt.
This is me and Pete. Look out for
me and Peter roared young fellow
with fiaring red handkerchief around
his neck. Il am from Oklahoma" he
added as he grasped the presidents
hand, "and you're from South Dakota.
but you're all right. all right Teddy"
Nearly all Of the cowboys informed
the president that he was 'all right"
One OF them rode back after he had
been introduced and said:
Il want to get "a good look at you to
see IL you are the same Bad Lands
Teddy that we knew out ON the
range"
II am just the same, just the same,
lus pEtSidthA as he Se~PPNN
back SO that the light fell full on his
face.
Dash me If you amt said the cow
boy as he held tightly to the presi-
dents hand and studied his face.
You're the boss Of the ranch here, too,
and l want to tell you that I'm glad
you are"
II know 1t; Il know you are" was the
presidents lrughing response, and aft
er two more handshakes the man from
the Bad Lands gave way to the next
COW puncher.
When Seth Bullock 's<son came along
his father started to introduce him, but
the president interrupted him with,
"You don't need to tell me who he Is;
I remember young Seth"
The president stopped several of the
COWBOYS To-. -mpment when one.or the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-25

From the hour of his birth. each
1 grand duke in Russia goes upon tho
public payroll at 100000 year ten
times the salary paid to the president of
the United States. In return for this
they render no service except that cf
being grand dukes. They are not
amenable to arrest, and are given free
right to plnnder the people for all that
is in signt. Now and then there is n
grand duke who respects the dignity of
his position. and feels that he owes
something to his desperate country. but
for the most part they are bad lot
lecherous, unprincipled. lawless and op-
pressive. Such system cannot last
when the people become educated, ard
hence the grand dukes have always OBJ
posed any scheme of general education.
One night is all the time necessary to
Eprove that Pineules is the best remedy
in the world for backache and all kid
kney and bladder troubles. If you have
Lrheumatism or any other blood disease
"a single dose willgive relief. Sold by
LStoddard Il Halstead.
kCronp is quickly relieved and whoop.
ling Cough will not .."run its course" II
fyou use the original Bees Laxative
Honey and Tar. This Cough Syrup is
different from all others because II acts
Ton the bowels. You cannot cure Croun
kand Whooping Cough until you rid the
Ksystem Of all CONGESTION by working off
the cold through copious action OF the
kbowels. Bees Laxative Honey and Tar
kdoes this, and cures all Coughs, Cronp
w Whoopiug- Cough etc. No opiates. Sold
Iby 6toddard & Halstead.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-25
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1905
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Deadwood dispatch, 23: Congress
man E. W. Martin will arrive in Dead
wood in day or two. He is now ar
Hot Springs with his wife, taking a
much needed rest. He is still working
on his report of the beef trust matter,
and will secure additional data while
in the Hills during the next few weeks
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-25
TURKISH BATHS
X. J. Helseths'
Tonsorial Parlors
GnnD
GOOD FOR EVERYTHING

The question is often asked how
one treatment can be goad for every
thing. Is not pure air and pure water
beneficial to the system9 If so. will
IL not benefit every organ of the sys-
tenn to purify the blood, and elimi-
nate the large amount of poison that
collects in the system? Is not regulat-
ing the bowels beneficial to the entire
system, and absolutely necessary to
the proper condition of health? IF so.
why should it not Just as necessary
to open up the seven million pores in
tho skin, which is the sewerage of the
entire system, letting off the deadly
poison which thousands of people are
carrying about in their bodies perfect
ignorant of their condition. You can
easily see this process of renovation
can not help but benefit every part of
the human machinery.
CURES Rheumatism, LaGrippe,
Bad colds, Neuralgia, Kidney trouble,
Torpid Liver, Dyspepsia, Eczema, In
toxlcation, Throat Trouble, Malaria,
Pimples and Eruptions, Nervousness.
Insomnia, Catarrah, etc,
For Series of Treatment call on
z. J. HELSETH,
MADISON, so. OAK.