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New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
MARKET.


RF,EyDs-Receipts were 67 cars OF t.245 head. in
Guiding saughterers and FOR the market
and 2 held yesterday Nothing doing IN
live cattle to-day Feeling trihe weak mere was
light inquiry beef at Sul01ec per III Tor IN
feror TO prime sides; little choice beef solo az
IOz&c Iiverpoo! London cattle and beef markets
Ters sead al last quotations Shipments this port
today included 100 of beef in tho
London and 34OO quarters OF beer IN inc
cAITI:sUFsecelpts were 2os head. the market
Veals quiet barely steady prces grasses duI
calves hard to primo veals sold at S"$
per 100 10 grassers az So Dressed calves IN haI.ed
demand S2Gl31zc for city dressed Neas ana 'sl<c '0
SaesEKerns Commission Company: 81 Maryland veals.
I7o ID average. a Ss 40 per 100 10
Mcpherson Co: 10 gTassers 16I ID az 90 SEQ .,
Saunders: IA yeals. $50 10 at So 10 DO lo' ID NJ
ss 10. & do 300 10, 50 30. DO, 1876 10. at 20
SHEEP AND LAMI3S-Receipts We're - Sn,s OF %
resd including sIaugherers and ~ cars Tor
the market making. with the stale stock 1877 cars on
sale Sheep quite AT steady prices aiibs $40" anu
mt many wanted: prices fell off 25c for such as "ero
offered choice stock II here might have sold steady
About We're likely 70 be held over CGn"on se %
medium 70 good lambs at Sc Den$7 6Z1a ana prime az
81 cuIs sold at s5 Dressed mutton slow at 709c per
~ aLess rms Somnissfon Company: 242
~ n average per 100 NJ 217 DO Y NJ at 81 pa
Nswton a Co: 24O West Virginia lambs. "a n, at
81 o5 PIG Kentucky do 65 NJ at So 10 10 sheep 20 10
So 25 % Kentucky do loe TO- at - oo' L GUILE -
ID s. d! sanders IL state lambs n So a22 Pe2nsyl
Gs n at Sc 10: 43 cus 53 10. at s5.
Toitn g. 75 state sheep 40 n at ~ 20
cus 80 H. at Sc: sheep. III ib. at $4 do $50 ~
at S. Is. =. o.o W.. ,,,-u,.,, ,,-,,.
HoGsNReceipts 1874 cars. 2aes head. inolud,
nnsbaby 6 abIv' sell higher No sales before Change
sales Date yesterdaylS Saunders. e2 state hogs lol
n average 81 10 100 ~ roughs s4 ID at 80 ~
Mcpherson CO.. state hogs. 2o3 h. at 81; rough
430 n at Sc
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
CASH OuOTATONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. september - 13Ui-
market showed continued Irfn-
6 moderate demand which was De-
ieyed 10 partly for the covering OF shorts ana parity
.he account OF buish trade interests There We're
rnors that bullish advices had been received
from Brazil conditions which may nave
been the market The close was nrIll al 4
1o415 points. Sales were reported OF
~ $50 opening steady at unchanged
prices OF points. which some corsld-
erad was hardly goo1 due the steady show
fng foreign markets following week OF ady2tac-
snr pricss. y franc higher and HAMBURG
was unchanged 10 :. pig higher. Il holiday IN
markets. that cables VIII be received
there Yesterdays cables reported an
Crloharsed Rio advance of 90 reis at
Sant0s Receipts somewhat heavier than on the
previous day. with holiday preventing comp arson
r1th last year The ports had 68oU0 bags against
- oa bags reported Friday. There reports tat
crop news had been received from Brazil TO the effect
prospects the second Towering were Very
urfavorabie definite information regarding this
is expected week. The bears believe ilat the
<reatter good recently and ere inclined . re
due 10 the e1orts
f certain bullsh operators complete turn on the
long side prior 20 expansion OF the crop move
tnent The market coffee STEADY with quo
tators the of 647c for Rio No Z. -
contract prices IN the local rna-Aef to-ay
FrTIr
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Sept. T-Closing-WH nom
mai; futures steady: September. Is sgd: December
rs Nd March. Ss Nd coRN-spot nTn Ame5ean
October 6s 67sd PEAS-Canadan firm; IS I'D
don (Pacifc Coast) steady, e. los969 cs BEEF
western steady SIS Cd. HAMS-Short cut, Ia TO 16
ID easy 50s. BACON-Cumberland cut. 20 to 80 10.
mddles light IS to "a in, steady. S2s 3D. long
clenr niddIes heavy IS 40 ID. quiet 50s Cd; shor.
clear ba cRs 10 to no. quiet. 44s Cd clear bellies
IA to 10 10. steady. DIS Cd SHoULDERs-Square
IL 10 I6 10, easy. Cd LARD-Prime Western in
tIerces steady ass; American refined in pals steady
ass Cd CHEESE-Canadtan finest white new. firm.
5es 3d. Canadian finest colored. new, 1tm 57s Cd
TAIIow--Prime city. dE4 Sos Sd Australian in
London quiet. 35s 1iad. TURPENTINE-Sririis dull.
89s I'D. ROsIN-Commen quiet los cd. PETRO-
IEUM-Rehned steady. ID LINSEED OIL steady.
25s. COTToNsEED OIL-Huii refined, spot. easy.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

coT1oN-The cotton market was q small affair to
CAV Wit and irregular Trading
was mostly way evening up FOR the
government reports Re published Monday The
decline Of 1G2 points. sales were
estimated 100000 bales The opening STEADY
2d4 points right aterward the active
about 5G points net lower in response 70
Liverpool cables and realizing or liquidation by
scattering longs. A lower level the market
s1eadie6 covering OF shorts who had sold the
advance during the middle and OF hot
winds Western belt. The market rallied 10 about
e closing prices Friday then showed little further
change II was rznored crop report OF The
New orleans TIrnes-Denocrat be Published Monday
morning would a bullish showing. Private crop
reports fror belt generally bulsh- \
private cable Liverpool attributed the decline there
10 freer offerings from the South and mail adFlces from
urofnent hrn belt spot handlers said that
The only rent spot present time from
A Of seyeltyVe members o- the
local trade expectations the showing OF
TIC go-euments condition be published at II
O'Clock Monday morning ranging from 66 70 % Per
cent with the = cent. which would
l.a about 3 points under the ten-year average
The range prices in the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Sept 7.-HOGS-Estmated receipts. 5000
head market higher; light. 81 25dS6 65: mixed and
butchers S. 75@s6 So heavy s. 50G$9 3o pigs 50 6og
Sc AZ. bulk s5 80a$6 % CATTIE-Estimated receipts
900 head steady beeyes 81 lO@$7 20 cows ana
heifers 81 3OgS5 % Texans 50 o9S0; Westerns SsgSo go
s+ocl,ers and feeders, 81 60I$6 calves 50 3oQSS 20
SHEFP-Esnlated receipts. 1000 head: market steady
sheen 50 25dS5 So lambs s5QsT co. yearlings 50 ooP
Sc 80 o.,a tn. ,,.,Aoa .ra tt,
rers sa 7 common 50 3GqS8 90 CATTLE steady; fair
70 GOOD shippers S5qS5 10; So 2s$S % SHEEP
90 LAMBS steady. $4Q$I %
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

Exchange special Liverpool cables; spot cotton
Imsriosn 5000 bales nddlingapland. 7.4sd. Futures
SsS e.s o ss net ~ and "a 81 SIs Lowers Sss on ' ae months
sogeaer esd 675sd Deoeia6sr
s72d; Ma-c6-Atr1 and Aprii-Alay, 6,72ssd May-June
Flour AND nEAL-Flour was firm. with business
Eight Best sales we're IN Kansas eeaTs p'ss remain nam
ses The tofloWinx are prices quoted on the New
YORK Produce Excha5gs: Spring patents 50 1Og:6 !9
= sS spring clears IS 75as4 25: extra No. winter
T0fs e; Urn eA cuoteG Fair to sod 81 5oasa So
s9oe s = ts9 g & 8 s' s. r. BA % E Mn @ 15 aaose a2Fa Fo
white and yellow. 81 40: coarse. 81 269$I 2e FEED
SIS CO. stsaaafd mddng SIS e0 doar u66ing $50 6S
re- a9s 81 81 ii $50 's9 9s9 1 s4 G $50 l6 81 ho @ ao5 % SIS
sgl1 Sc 70 sas oj1 aa.1 $50 e.. 60 m Saturday oa.s
aaasTaIs ' sTons al day except rssaaTi
scoc close Sch sas as fs2wi sgPteaoeT: & l 81 0S5i S
hs1s asss ~s 8 0sa otiaa sa q srast IN tx
b@ysne ssd general S ru1ort which rapidly advaIoed
INC s ras asSs & TIss E St 5r;5 e The
west besides about o lOaas here The Wnnipeg & a5set &
st sny rate vas yey ss3g osSgen & sa IS psa ras
dsana and soIne big fouI sales for eE-
e. ISa sssa arks:s shoSTsd good deal Of
sa est,masea that worlds sSiDnsnts void bo about
IG an sss1e.s s fo- ne Wss s SgTed al ssso6
f Vas eportea thsi he ssersaIT NoTTsteTn
sshaa si Tshess q g oooo5o BUSHELS ooDsred with
100000 official Inst year. The cash market here
asosts No Northern Dd1th. s. II 81; and No hard
~intet q oezs se9a; coFN-7ogening hTmsr 6.
n sn advance q 1o 70 Nc al LIVERPOOL corn
sase1 OF on nne weather West ana the Kentaozy
report making oorcstsc1 g. against 50
tast month Letter sharp rally took place on CON
weather n Canadian Northwest. Tho Iowa state
report estimating yea ony 100000 against 35s
GOO COO year had ef1ecs. There
nquication during the day. but no determined
Cash here closed follows: No ..
.l&c: in elevator and 7es-. b. ahoat: 40
yellow noJ.nai- OATS-iooi
.ort from commission
steady all dsv- The Iowa STATE report suggested
Weld 100000 less thna year. and tie
KENTUCKY report esriate production IS bushels rer
against 81 year September If
regular ana broke from 67zo TO 81 finally raIying
5Sac- Cash II Esw York closed strong with mixed
&c to % 70 quoted az e5o nhara! white 30 TO 23 ~
Marked firm No 2 Western. eoc nominal 0 b. New
York BARLEY-Aiariet Mating S7cdsi O3. c / T.
ssw York
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

TvLEGANT HOMES for sale at OssIning and VIC
II Apply % THOS- LF.AFY. Osstnl1g y
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

TyoF SALE Or LEASE.-1.0OO acres snthrscits coali
I'VE veins; property fronts for TWO miles on main
line OF railroad Answer. l. 3. 263 West l25th St
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

oIIs-Cottonseed oil was firm and higher on or,s 5er
general demand light offerings and covering OF sHg
sales. 700 bhs september 5i3412c; 100 Oct0Oer
d52c: 800 November 45il @i69c and 100 DIa,en;
+2I9c unchanged ReIlned W.
slota PETROLEUM. standard white, bSs S4oc: pEah: l
5r- Philadelphia Soc bulk. 4.95c; refined cases Se r
York 10 90c Philadelphia. 10S5c; water MbIe. III"
YORK bbs lO45c: bulk 7c Phiadelphla Io.4gc; a1
95c: white, New York lSoc: tter1
ura Sc COTTONSEED OIL-E'r!ne crude eptetif
Der AS prime yellow. 56c epten1ber o. -
3I44c: 42445c; Calcutta raw; 80
summer yellow september 4Siz q52c; good on summer
yellow 50Q52c: prime white, 5SG6Oc; prime winter ~
low 5SQ60c LINSEE5D OIL-Anerican SEED cry eo''
43ai4c out-of-town raw. 42g43c; Calcutta raw" '0c'
LARD -75g76c. ...z -,
PROvISIONs-The provision list fairly steady an
day on light receipts strong live hogs and with SI
Chicago receipts SOrO hogs estimated for money! uo
hogs: week hogs; Kansas City -t0 1oss'
and Omaha 1000 hogs PORK steady; quoteq 91es'
Si7 50aSlS family 50GS19 short clear SIG f9Sa& &
BEEF firm: quoted: Ness 50 50Q$10 family S1S 9 S9S
SI4: packet SlIGSi1 so India mess SZIaS6
BEEF quoted at SOS 30 I)ftSS6t9D nsn.
steady: quoted; SIC; $50 n e4c 100 10
10. 95sc pigs. 10g19i2c. CIT. Mt15Aol
bellies quiet: quoted Smoking 15@l31sc; 10 IT, -
lb lie; 10 10l5c picked hams steaGy; quo,v q+r
l2aI2Isc. TALIOW quiet: quoted; CITY use; cotrS
6Q6I4c LARD steady: quoted; Middle western g. ,a
905G 15c; city steady; quoted at sac reIheo @
quiet: quoted: South America. 1oi0c ContlheiS' S5l
Brazil kegs II COMPOUND quiet; quoted at os
@Ssc. STEARIND firm. quoted: oeo. s1+c city Iaro
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
Country Property for Sale.
CONNECTICUT FARMS.

NEW FACTORY PLANT near Morrlstown- y J.;
~ 1880 so. #: 100 h. boiler. 50 b. p engins;
acres perpet rights: plenty cf excellent help
SO hour week. saving In every direction siding Tor
Tackawanna and Erie: been used for manufacture OK
paper boxes; with without machinery; immediate
possession will sell for less than half cost; agents
list \. L. REYNOLDS. Trustee. go Broadway. y T.
RE YOU LOOKING for small but pretty house.
y good space all sides best suburban neigh
borhood? Not easy find? have it. OWNER. Box
%, Tribune Office
yIvESTCHESTER COUNTY-Farm OF 20 acres = mile
Wv from station with delightful Old house:
easily aodernize and outouidings and hEe site
for new resid.nce viii sell part II desired ALFRED
RUSSELI-E, 1883 Broadway
TyOp SALE OP I.EASE-1.00O anthrscits coals
l. 1--WE veins; property fronts for TWO miles on main
line of Answer. l. 3. 263 West l2Jth st
nEDDINC, CONN.-Grand elevation; so acres; build
IN inEs beautiful shade; orchard; 5000 @5 acres:
Buildings: $500. D HULL, South Norwalk.
Conn
CsOITTH ORANGE. y. J.-f3-room house. all inprcvs-
- rnents most desirable location in South Oranss:
ave minutes station; large lot ror sale bar
x. y Y
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
WILL PROTEST TO CONGRESS
Objections to New Tariff Arrangement
With Germany.

Washington, June 5.-Indications
point to a lively protest being made
when congress convenes next winter
against the new tariff agreement with
Germany. Visiting statesmen do not
hesitate to criticise the agreement as
a usurpation of the functions Of con-
gress by the executive branch of the
government and announce that they
intend to have the matter thoroughly
looked into at the first opportunity
which will not be until December,
when the next session opens.
The energetic protests that were
voiced all the time the treaty was
pending by the business interests
against making concessions to German
exporters In the matter of valuations
and invoicing have been presented to
the members of congress all over the
country and they have been called
upon to act.
Broadly stated, the proposition Is
that the secretary of state and secre-
tary of the treasury have made an
arrangement and framed regulation
which virtually nullifies in the case OF
one country the tariff which congress
has enacted.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
ELIOT MAKES STATEMENT.
Corrects Public Interpretation of He.
cent Roosevelt Speech.

cent Roosevelt Speech.
Boston, June Sin an interview
President Charles w. Eliot of Har-
ward university stated that President
Roosevelt was not thinking of officially
joining Harvard at the conclusion OF
his term Of Office as president. The
recent utterance of the president at
Lansing, Mich, before the Harvard
association had been interpreted In
some quarters as meaning that Pres
ident Roosevelt would be connected
officially with the university when he
retires from the presidency. President
Eliot said:
"In his address last week President
Roosevelt stated that inside of one
year and eleven months he hoped to
be one of them again. by which l
take 1t that he simply meant that at
the expiration Of his term as pres
Ident he would be able to again take
an active part In the alumni work at
Harvard.
81 do not think that he intended In
the least to give the impression that
he expected to be In any way an Off
cial in the institution, or that he was
even thinking Of being a member Of
the corporation or the board OF over
seers. His remark was informal and
he was looking forward to the time
when he would have the leisure to
work actively in Harvard's behalf"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
FOR ILLEGAL SEALING.
American Revenue Gutter Seizes Brit
ish Vessel.

Washington, June 5.-The secretary
Of the treasury has received a tele-
gram from Captain Ainsworth of the
revenue cutter Rush stating that he
had seized the British sealing schoon.
er Charlotte G. Cox, which was found
illegally catching seals In Fairweather
grounds off Alaska. The Cox had sew
enty-seven fur sealskins on board. The
department has directed the comman.
der of the Rush to deliver the Cox to
the British authorities at the nearest
port in British Columbia in accord
ance with the Joint regulations of the
two governments in case Of seizure
The Rush also reported the presence
of Japanese sealers In the same vicin-
ity with a large number of sealskins
on board The Japanese sealers. how
ever, are not subject to seizure out
side of territorial waters.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05

Deen responsible not only Tor Jne ueaIn
of Steunenberg but scores of others
besides"
Mr. Darrow. for the defense, object
cd to this statement, declaring that
the death of scores of others had moth
ing to do with the case at bar. His
objection was overruied.
Doings of the "lnner Circle"
Il shall not go outside the record,
declared Mr.. Hawley. Our object
will be to show that from the very
inception of the Western Federation
of Miners there has existed a con-
spiracy among its leaders-its inner
circle-the object Of which was not
only to perpetuate their own power
and control the Western Federation
of Miners but Of the governmental
functions of those sections of the coun-
try wherein the members of the union
were employed.
THE leaders have employed des-
perate criminals from time to time to
do away with those who may have
DS6n S6leClGu lOE one T0dSOH Vi du-
other for disappearance and who have
ran counter to their interests"
Mr.. Darrow again objected to the
remarks of the prosecuting attorney
but was overruled.
Mr. Hawley said that he would prove
that the inner circle of the Western
Federation of Miners was responsible
for the death of Arthur Collins at Tel
luride and of many other people in
Colorado and elsewhere. He charged
the blowing up of the Cripple Creek
(Colo) depot, causing the death of
fourteen people, to the direct instiga'
lion of Haywood He said that Orchard
and Adams committed this and other
crimes on the specific request of Hay
wood
The first witnesses called testified
to the death Of Governor Steunenberg,
the presence Of Orchard in the vicin-
ity and his subsequent arrest for the
murder.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
DEMURRER is OVERRUlED.
Great Northern Must Stand Trial on
Charge of Rebatinq.

New York, June 5.-The demurrer
interposed by the Great Northern Rail-
way company to indictments charging
the granting of rebates was oyerruled
by Judge Holt In the United States
court. The court holds that although
the contract upon which the indict-
ments were based was made prior to
the passage of the Elkins act 1t was
not completed until after the act went
into effect. This, he rules, would be
sufficient, IL the charges are proven,
to place the company on defense at a
final hearing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
Brutally Beaten by Robber.

Minneapolis, June 5.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Ferguson. who conducts small
store at IA Central avenue, was set
upon by man who came into her
store to rob 1t and beaten into uncon-
sciousness with catsup bottle. She
is now lying at her home In serious
condition, but her physicians have
hopes of saving her life. James Lewis
WAS arrested by the police shortly
after the assault and robbery On a
description furnished by Mrs. Fer
guSOn.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
WISCONSIN ODD FELLOWS
Large Attendance at Convention in
Superior.

Superior, Wis, June 5.-The first
day of the convention of the grand
lodge of Wisconsin l. o. o. F. opened
most auspiciously. The Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs were welcomed to the
city by Mayor Linley, after which a
short business session was held. The
grand lodge degree was conferred
upon 16S candidates and as many
more will take the degree later. A
big delegation arrived during the
morning and there are over 1000
strangers in the city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
Three MICHIGAN Men Drowned.

Cement City, Mich, June 5.-Three
farmers named Neil Ferris, Washing
ton Griffith and Byron Bereher, all
from Woodstock township, were
drowned in Silver lake, three miles
south of this village. They had been
fishing from a small boat which was
found floating upside down near the
hats of the three men. Ferris could
swim and it is thought he perhaps
perished while trying to aid his two
friends
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
Considered by the Cabinet.

Washington, June Sit Is under.
stood that the matter OF the prosecu-
ton of the coal carrying railroads
charged with violation Of the Sherman
antitrust act was considered at the
days cabinet meeting. The question
was gone into fully and, it is believed,
as already stated, that the department
of justice will soon take steps to bring
the matter into the courts.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
HAWLEY OPENS CASE
Prosecution Briefly Outlines Evi'
denca Against Haywood.
MANY CRIMES ARE ALLEGED
''Inner Circle" of Western Fedora
ton of Miners Is Guilty of Scores of
Murders Besides the One at Bar.

Boise, Ida, June 5.-William d..
Haywood, accused of the murder Of
Governor Frank Steunenberg, has
heard the elaboration of the states
charge against him and the first wit
ness has taken the stand to give tes-
timony against him. James H. Haw-
ley made the statement and it's burden
was that an inner circle" of the
Western Federation of Miners planned
Steunenberg as one of the steps In a
farreaching conspiracy that embraced
many murders. The statement con-
sumed only an hour and twenty min
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
Appeals for Popular Support.

Annoy, China, June 5.-The leader
Of the insurgent Chinese forces has
issued an address exhorting the peo-
pie to support the movement and to
confine themselves for the present to
guerrilla tactics. 1t appears that the
attack on the officials at Juan precipi-
tated the outbreak against the govern
ment, the date fixed for the uprising
being June "a.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
kasson's Condition Satisfactory.

Washington, June 5.-The condition
of General John A. kasson, who was
injured by fall from street car, Is
said to be satisfactory He passed
fairly comfortable night and Is resting
as easily as could be expected In view
OF the shock and his age. An exam
ination revealed the fact that his left
arm had been broken above the elbow.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
DISASTROUS LOSS OF LIFE
Four Thousand Persons Perish In Chi
nese Earthquake.

Victoria, B. c., June 5.-The steam
er Shawmut brought news of disas-
trous loss of life following an earth
quake at Hsingkiang. A telegram re-
ceived from Peking by the Nishi Shin
NUT sailed reported that 1000 persons
were crushed to death, vast number
OF houses destroyed and many persons
left starving The empress dowager
has telegraphed urgent instructions to
the local governors to take measures
to relieve the distress.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
Four Churches Damaged by Wind.

Rome, Tex, June 5.-Four churches
and one schoolhouse We're blown from
their foundations by a heavy wind
storm here. Much lumber was scat
tered over the town and several box
cars were blown off the track
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05

The Bits and stings Of insects. tan, sun
burn, cuts, and bruises are relieved at
once with Pinesalve Carbolized. Acts
like poultice, and draws out tntiama-
ton. Try it,. Price 25c. Sold by
Schultz & Ketcham
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05

Piles get quick and certain relief fromDr.
Shops Magic Ointment. Please note it Is
made alone for Piles, and its action is
positive and certain. Itching, painful
protruding or blind piles disappear like
magic by its use. Large nickel-capped
glass jars so cents Sold by Schultz l.
Ketcham.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-05
Found at Last.

j. A. Harmon, CT Llzemore. West Va
says: "At last have found the perfect
pill that never dissappoints me; and for
the benefit OF others afflicted with Tor
pid Liver and chronic constipation, will
say: take DR.. Kings New Life Pills
Guaranteed satisfactory. 25c at Schultz
& Ketchams' Druggist.