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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-08-06
MAY APPEAL TO GOVERNOR
Suggested That Troops Be Called Out
for Duty in New York.

New York, Aug. 6--Mob vengeance
ksss added to the seriousness Of the
situation in this city caused by the
recent remarkable series Of crimes in
which women and young girls are the
victims The mob attacks reveal a
state of public evaporation approach
ing frenzy, which, it is feared, may
easily lead to serious disorders.
Prompt action by the police alone
saved two men accused from summary
justice, especially in the case OF
George Kestner, a Russian bookbinder,
around whose neck a mob had tied a
rope when the police reached the
scene in force. 1t is noteworthy that
the other man attacked, Louis Con-
conela, was innocent of any attempt at
crime and indicates, how readily a
mistake can be made i'm time ofpublic
agitation or excitement.
The police are bending every effort
to give adequate protection and to
further this end 1000 plain clothes
men have been scattered about the
city, particularly in the coEgested
quarters, the scene of most of the as
saults.
The first organized body to take up
the question is the Central Federated
union, which has appointed commit
tee to call on the mayor with de-
mand that he take action that will
put a stop upon the attacks on chill
dren. 1t was stated that If the city
Ia fxttsn
crimes Governor Hughes will be ap-
pealed to. A negro delegate spoke at
the meeting at which the committee
was appointed in praise of the quick
Justice" of the South. This is sig
nificant OF the feeling that exists In
some quarters. Another suggestion
made at the meeting was that unless
the attacks were quickly stopped the
governor should call out the militia.
When there is the slightest indication oil
indigestion, heart burn, fatulence or any
form Of Stomach trouble take little
Kodol occasionally and you will be atfor
ded prompt relief Kodol is compound
ofvegetable acids and contains the juices
found in healthy stomach. Kodol di.
gests what you eat, makes your food do
ou good. Sold by Holiday & Porter.
Let me send you free, for Catarrh, just
10 prove merit, Trial size Box of DR.
Shops Oatarrh Remedy. 1t is snow
white creamy, healing antiseptic balm
Containing such healing ingredients as
Oil Eucalyptus, Thymol, Menthol. etc. il
gives instant and lasting relief
10 Catarrh OF the nose and throat
Make the free test and see for youisell
what this preparation will aeon
plish. Address DIR shoop, Racine, Wis
Large jars SO cents Sold by Shutz &
Ketcham
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-08-06
on EVE OF THEIR WEDDING
Pennsylvania Girl Wounds Fiance and
Kills iierself.

Lancaster. Pa. Aug. G.--sTake this,
said Miss Agnes caruthers to her
llance. John Nehr. son OF the late Al
derman Nehr, as she handed him half
ct lemon The man took the lemon
tne, Is bic stood looking at It. the girl
...ssnl In the breast. The man
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-08-06
Regular as the Sun

is an expression as old as the race. No
doubt The rising and setting o the sun
is the most regular performance in the
universe, unless it is the action OF the IL
yer and bowels when regula ted with DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. Guaranteed by
Schultz x Ketcham. Druggist. 25c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-08-06

III you suffer from bloating, belching
sour stomach, Indigestion or Dyspepsia
take Rings Dyspepsia Tablet after
each meal, and overcome the disagreeable
trouble. 1t will improve the appetite
and aid digestion. Sold by Schultz & Ket-
cham
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-08-06

Thousands OF people are daily suffering
with kidney and bladder troubles dan
gerous ailments that should be checked
promptly. Dewitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills are the best remedy for backae he.
weak kidneys, inflammation OF the bladder
Their action is prompt and sure A
weeks 8 treatment for 25c Sold by Holli-
day & Porter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-08-06

Piles get quick and certain relief from DR..
Shoop Magic Ointment. Please note it is
made 4 lone for Piles, and its action is
positive end certain. Itching, painful
protrudine o. blind piles disappear like
magic BY IFS use. Large nickel-capped
glass Jars SO cents. Sold by Schultz &
kefcham.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-08-06

Free for Catarrh, just to prove merit, a
Trial size BOX Of DIR. Shoop's Catarrh
Remedy. Let me send it now. 1t il a
snow white, creamy, healing, antiseptic
balm. Containing such healing ingredi-
enfs as Oil. Eucalyptus, Thymol, Menthol,
etc, it gives instant and lasting relief to
Catarrh of the nose and throat. Make
tho free test and see for yourself what
this preparation can and wf1TAccomplish.
Address DR.. Shoop, Racine Wis Large
jars 5Ocent. Sold by Schutz 4 Ketcham.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-08-06

Improper action Of the kidneys caueses
backache, lumL ago, rheumatism. Pine
uIes" is q kidney remeedy that viii re-
lieye these diseases, pleasant to take and
guaranteed to give satisfaction or mo.
r,ey refunded, Relief In every dose
Sold by Schultz 4 Ketcham
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
kimmons, Walker &
 Co.'S. Evaporator.

Probably the largest and best equipped evaporator in the fruit belt of the Southwest k the one in Springdale owned and operat- ed by kimmonS, Walker X Co. The buildings are oi brick with the exception of the peeliHg room and everything k arranged with an eye to convenience and the rap id dispatch of work. There are eighteen peelers, and 1560 bush- els of apples are consumed in day. Two women are employed at each peeler, oue to put the ap- pies on and the other 10 trim of the imperfect parts after they come from the peeler. Those who work at the peelers earn from $ cents to s1.oo per day, depending on the skill with which the machines are operated.
 In addition to the evaporator kimmons, Walker X Co. are op- erating two presses making eid
 CT for vinegar purposes. The presses have capacity Of about 5000 bushels per day. and can make two car loads of cider every day. The cider is barreled and shipped to Fort Smith where it Is refined and made into vine gar. Apples for the cider press es are unloaded into q chute, from which an elevator carries them to the bins near the presses, and II is very quick work 10 dump a wagon load ot apples and have them in the bins ready for
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09

the presses. After the apples are ground the pulp is spread out on trays and placed under the presses where It remains for thirty minutes until all the juice Is extracted From the presses the cider k pumped to large tanks from which 1t is barreled. The apples used for vinegar pur- poses are the smallest, knottiest there are, being too inferior for eFaporating purposes. This is the class of apples that have heretofore been allowed to lie on the ground and go to waste. The peelings and cores from the evaporation are also run through the presses, but first have to be ground the same as apples, so 1t will be seen there is compara- lively little waste.
 Until this season the power to operate the machinery in the eHaporator was furnished by small gasoline engine. but when the machinery for making cider was installed d steam engine was put in which furnishes the power for the entire plant.
 The active management of the business IS in the hands of Calvin and Jeff Walker. All told they have in their employ about s5 people, and the amount expended by them for labor alone adds considerable 10 the business of the town. and will prove a benefit to al.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
STORE AT JOHNSON
 WAS BURGLARIZED.

About II o'clock Tuesday night three men entered the store Of J. F. McLendon X Com pany al Johnson Switch through . basement window. They help cd themselves to d complete out fl ot hats. clothing and shoes. No other articles were taken ex- eePt a few knives and razors. X bef heard them in the store and gave tne alarm. They had left the store and were making for the railroad when Mir. McLendon and several men arrived on the scene. The robbers boarded handeaF which was in waiting, and started towards Fayetteville. MT. McLendon and party station ed themselves near the railroad, and as they came down the track ordered the burglars to stop, but instead ot stopping, they worked with renewed energy and sped by the men and on down the track out of sight. Ten or twelve shots were fred at them but none took effect. Capt Smelser was notified by telephone, and accom- panied by Will Crouch and Frank Morgan went out in search ot the burglars. They met two men this side of Lilburn. They ordered them to stop, and one obeyed the command, the other slipped away. The boy captured IS about twenty years of age, a native of Germany, and is strong and healthy. He denies having had anything to do with the burglary, but had on pair of pants, suspenders, and a pair of shoes which MT. McLendon posi- lively identified. He was given preliminary hearing before
 Squire Bishop this morning. Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
1neigbborbood 'news
TH0RSNBERRY

Aug ; The farmers are al tiekIed this morning tor they had nice rain yesterday.
 Everett Murphy x sick with typhoid fever.
 4 few families from around here went 10 the Deep Ford on Osage last Tuesday 10 have a fish fry, but they didn't get as many fish as they had expected.
 Done Phillips of Clifty. Madi- son County. made a business trip to Henry Hollands $ last week.
 Henry Holland has been buying some sheep.
 Little Johnny, infant son os NIT. aud Mrs. John Robinson. died Juy F. of cholera infantuns. He was just i've months 4ld and they d, thought - much q him, twas so hard to give him mp. He was buried in the graveyard on the hill, near Henry Holland 's. The iamil y has the sympathy of the entire community. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Y A. Gilmore.
 There was an ice cream social last Wednesday, afternoon on the hlll above the >pring al the camp ground There We're above one hundred and fifty people there. We had ite cream, cake, and lemonade. Every one enjoyed themselves fine.
 Dosson Holland < attending a meeting al Grandview.
 Mr. Jackson of Fayetteville i, visiting Ed Stanfeld.
 Camp meeting begins Friday night before the third Sunday in August. We want everybody to come ard camp that can. May we all pray that We vii have q eampneeting long To be remem bered on account of many, many souls being converted.
 Mrs. Mary Riley wife of Murf Riley of Wager, died at her home Saturday evening, August }, ant was buried in the Thornsberry cemetery Sunday evening. Sht
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09

was member of the Church at this place and lived a Christian life for about eighteen years. ] he family has the sympathy of all in their bereavement. Ser vices were conducted by W. H. Holland.
 MT. Mosely has put in stock of goods at Osage Falls and has bought stock i'll the mill. So We have another store close to us.
 AUNT SARAH.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09
fin tbe Gown and County.

the business at the old stand. NIT. Bouton will devote his time 10 his farm southeast of town.
 ]. Cheatham, residing west of town. presented The News with some very fine Elberta peaches Wednesday. MT. Cheathan's peaches were extra fine this year.
 Mrs. A. l. Tucker and daash- ter. Miss Margaret, who had been here visiting the formers father, w. H. Browning, left Tuesday for their home in Chi eago.
 Geo. F. Camp, who had been down for several weeks looking after his fruit farm north of town, left Saturday afternoon for his home at Councll Bluffs. Iowa
 The News IS requested to an nounce that the ladies aid society of the Christian church vii con- du | delicatessin at Bennett Bros. grocery store tomorrow Saturday.
 Ben Hollock came Tn latter part of last week from Okla homa City. Oklahoma, after his little daughter who had been here for some time visiting with relatives.
 The program of the tenth an- nual reunion of Ex-f ederal and Spanish American War veterans to be held in Springdale August T. = and B, will be found on second page.
 Miss Maggie Hall, sister Of Mrs. l.. $. Thompson of this place. who had been visiting fere for few weeks, went down to Durham yesterday 10 visit with her brother.
 The first home grown water melons ot the season were on the market latter part oi last week. The prices ranged from 25 cents up. The melon crop is said to be good this year.
 James Weiton, Chas. Lewis and Dave Dodson have formed a partnership and will engage II the real estate business. Tht firm will be known as the N ton Real Estate Co.
 Mrs. Wm. Smith and daughtei Constance. of Muskogee. l. T and Mrs. Anna Burchtield, c Ft. Smith, arrived last week, be ing called here by the illness . Grandma Flemming.
 Miss Carrie Phillips, daughte of NIT. and Mrs. Frank Phillips residing out CT War Eagle. let Tuesday morning for Monett Mo. where she has q position in th Harve~ eating house.
 Mrs. l.. (. Riggs and son To. left Tuesday afternoon for Reno Nev. Mrs. Riggs has two sis ter> at Reno with whom >he vii visit, and if she likes t ou there may possibly remain.
 E.ld Ed. F.. Hale arrived hom Monday from Southwest Missou Il and nearby points where Il had been holding meetings. Il reports interesting meetings wit four conversions and baptisms. : Lee Christian came III las week from Clifton, Arizona ' He says Taylor and John Dingl and Byron Brodgon are the onl Springdale boys left al Clittor ] but they are getting along nict ",
 Ben Lyons, who had bee down visiting, returned Monda to Cassville. Mo. He IS thlnl ing of returning here to work, 8 , everything is quite dull in th vicinity of Cassville on accour 2 of poor crops.
 H, Duggin, who recently T. turned from Texas. was up froi
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7
 Henry Sanders was down from Bentonyille Saturday on busi- ness.
 Judge ". j. Patton left Sun day afternoon for St, Louis on business.
 MT. ard Mrs. Henry Garlic are the parents of new boy,Z born Thursday night of last week.
 ]. $. Ewalt and daughter Miss Clara returned Monday from their trip 10 Great Bend, Kansas. A few days of regular fall weather latter part of last week, but summer has been with us this week.
 Mrs. sallie catlett, of Eddy vile, Ky. arrived latter part of last week 10 visit with her broth CT, L. Powell.
 MT. and Mrs. J. ". Curtis spent first oi the week visiting with relatives at Charleston, Franklin County.
 A fine gentle rain Sunday. which seems 10 have been gen. eral throughout this section. IL was very beneficial.
 Never mind about the grass and weeds along the streets and alleys. frost will be along by and by ard tend 10 en.
 In base game on the local diamond Saturday between the home team and Elm Springs. the former won 1o 10 ..
 John West. of Minneapolis, Minn.. arrived Sunday to visit with h.S aunt, MrS..Julia Nur- ray, residing west . town.
 ii. (. Caldwell left Monday at- ternoon for Earek4 Springs where he cortempletes remain '. ing several days reeaPersting.
 /. T. Stump sends The News 7 a dollar on subscription and or ders the paper changed from Frier>on. La, 10 Stonewa.l, La. Sam E. MeMath. an experi- enced watel1ma},er from Hope. Hemp>tead County. has accepted position a=pai2z,s= drug store. Dan Hinson and family came up from Van Burer last week to visit with relatives. Mr. Hin sons family viii remain here for some time.
 Mrs. :. N. Graham and son and daughter, who fad been yis- ting with relatives in Mound Nanev. Iiaa>as, arrived home last night.
 Miss k4te Edwards, et Aasro- "a, Mo, rieee af C. a. Brooks ot th.s place. who Had been here on 4 4islt, returned home Satur- day afternoon.
 James Busey, ot Netpmka, l. T.. who came over toyisit Wash ington County relatives and friends, dropped in to see The News Saturday.
 A. NJ. kennan has purchased the residence property of Mrs, H. Y. Hunt, opposite the resi- denee of (. \. Furry, and moved to same last week.
 John Young lett Tuesday at ternoon tor Portale>, New Mex ico. to look after his claim neal that place. He expects 10 be ab' sent about ,en days.
 ]. II. Shinn, a uaveling mar whose home Is at Rus>ellville was up latter part oi last weel visiting with his uncle, Judge W ]. Patton. east Of town.
 Mrs. H. B. Jeffrey. of Holden vile, l. T., arrived last week te visit with her parents, MT. ant Mrs. C. A. Jones, ard will b. here until about the 18th.
 ). C. Johnson has purchased the interest of his partner, C $. Bouton, in the Springdai' Grocery Co.,, and will eontlnu'
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09

and expect soon to begin buying at all points between Jonesb9ro and Springfield, No. Columbus Graham has charge oi tie yards at this place.
 Ewalt X Philips this week sold the Ward place east of town owned by them to \. r. Rick, ot Marshall, Texas. NIT. Rick ex- poets to move here in October 10 make his home. Also the So- acre farm of Mrs. l.. C. Commo near Tontitown to Prince Barlow, of Bluffs, Iowa, consideration S2, 400. We understand NIT. Bar low eoatempIates moving to th1s section later on.
 Ed. l.. Weleh left Wednesday evening Tor St. Louis 10 get his spring line of samples to % on the road for tile Peters Shoe Co. For several months past he has been traeeling in Kansas but may possibly De transferred to Arizo- na and New Mexico and does not expect toget.home before Thanks giving. Peters statesmen all leave St. Louis for their territory on August
 Mrs. ] N. Goree returned . few days ago from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. having accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gill that far on their Way 10 their home at Roswell. K. NJ While in Oklahoma City she vis- tied with her son ZWallaee., who has q position with the electric light company. Wallace was married some time ago, and IS now the father of . fine boy.
 While digging in the well at the vinegar factory first of the week Oscar GardWell net with very painful accident. \ rope was hanging down from the windla>s and as Oscar went to strike. the pick came n contact with the rope and was deHected from it> course, striking him in the right cheek The pick pene- trated through 10 the mouth and with such force as 10 loosen three of his teeth. Had the blow struck in the temple il would more than likely have proved fatal.
 at the recent picnic al White Her the prize of a years subscrip- tion to The News was awarded to Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Burnett. of Huntsville, as being the par ents of the prettiest baby on the grounds. The News takes pleas ure in entering NIT. Burnett aS q reader ot the paper and eongrat- ulates him and hls good wife on being the parents#ot l baby SO pretty as 10 excel ali the other good looking babies fn that part of Madison county. The judee> in the contest were < John son, F. r. Fulkerson ard Walter E. Stephens.
 The work or re-arrangir1 the interior of the New York Store will be completed within about two weeks. The front deck on the east side ot the building is being removed and shelving will be put in for shoes. The rear deck now occupied by the cloth ing will be used for ladies wear ing apparel, and tbe adjoining building recently purchased bY Alr. Smyer, proprietor Of the New York Store, is being fitted up as clothing and gents iur- nishing goods department. A glass enclosed case k being cor structed along the entire west side Of the building and hangers arranged fer the coats. Besides protecting the clothing from the dirt and dust t affords q much better opportunity 10 dis play the goods. When all the improvements are completed the New York Store will have excel 1e,t facilities Tor FarIug for itS
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09

Judge ]. H. Dunaway, of Huntsville, took the train here Tuesday for Holdenville. l. T., being called there by telegram announcing the sudden illness of his brother Will, who was strick- ell with appoplexy.
 Rev. ]. D. Roberts, pastor of the NJ. F.. Church. South, re- quests The News to announce that the revival meeting has been postponed until the first Sunday Tn September on account Of the failure to secure a tent. Russell Murphy came in Tues day night from Garland, Texas, to spend some two or three weeks visiting relatives and friends here. He is accompanied by his mother. Mrs. Jane Bethel, this being her first visit to this sec ton.
 P r Prunty, of Rogers, who has been employed at the vinegar works of Stroud & Snyder since work on the factory began. has rented the Bowman property in the northeast part of town and will move his family here next week.
 Bert Lewis spent first of the week in Bentonville assisting in invoicing the stock of hardware at that place owned by w. T. Farrar, Art and Bert Lewis, Hen " Sanders and A. C. Boyle. Mr Boyle IS disposing of his interest 10 Mr. Sanders.
 Mr and Mrs. Louis Main and daughter Miss Stella. of Moravia. Iowa. who had been here visiting at the home of ] l.. Main, son of Mr. and Mrs. Main, left for home Monday afternoon and will stop of al Atlanta, Mo-, to XiSit with relatives.
 The picnic near Bethel Satur- day was attended by d fair sized erowd. \ feature of the picnic was the singing under the direc- ton of l.. ]. Begley and his brother, and the exercises by the Sunday School children. who were trained by Miss Della Pogue.
 We have heard of no one who .envies Charlie TowneS his job. He k engaged Ill re-painting the front of the Opera Block. To reach the upper part d Scatfold had to be erected and on this q ladder rests, and a helper steadies tie ladder while Mir. TowneS does the painting.
 T. NJ. Thorne and daughter Miss Rose. of Hazleton, Ind, :, who had been spending a few days al Monte Ne. were in Spring dale latter part of last week. They were very favorably inn
 pressed with the town and count ! ry and We understand they con template returning here later on : and making some investments.
 NIT. and Mrs. Lee Sanders of this place and John Sanders of
 Spring Valley returned Friday 2 from Denver, Colorado. where : they had been tor some time for E the benefit of the formers health. E Mr. Sanders is well pleased over l the results of the trip, and he
 and Mrs. Sanders are now al t spring Valley visiting with the :. iormers parents.
 e X. II. Peters. who had been ' here assisting i'll the canning l, factory, left Saturday afternoon ,- or his home at Benton Harbor
 Michigan. W. \. Hilliard, an Il other Benton Harbor man, who ' had been looking after canning l. factory at Atlanta, Texas, for C. $ |. Godfrey X Son, takes MT e Peters place here and will proba # by remain through the season
 w. c. Thompson X Go. ot e- tiis place are doing big busi n nsss ties, thinning props, lumber
The Springdale news., 1907-08-09

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-09

condition is as good as could be expect
ed at this stage of the disease.
while the patients condition is en-
couraging, he is not yet out OF danger" /"
Archie is the least robust of all the
presidents boys, but the attending
physicians say this does not necessa-
rily initiate against his recovery.
In his visit to the sickroom the presi-
dent observes the same precautions
against infection that are taken by the
physicians, donning a gown similar to
those worn by them and washing his
hands in a solution of carbolic acid
when he leaves the apartment
The regular cabinet meeting was
held, and the president transacted
business at the executive Offices as
usual.
Despite the fact that the president
did not retire until = O'Clock in the
morning he arose shortly after q
o'clock and at once communicated with
DR.. Kennedy. who had relieved Dr.
Lambert at the sick boys bedside,
Mrs. Roosevelt spent almost the entire
night in Archies room Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth tclephoned 10 the White
House before breakfast 10 inquire as
TO her brothers condition