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West Twenty-third Street
IRAN sPAcIFIc MAILS.

Destna ION and steamer. Close In n 7.
Hawaii via San Francsco-Sierra day. 1890
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China Philip
pine Islands Cvia Francisco)-
Coptic H. q
japan. Corea and China Cvia SeatteJ--
Shawmut June 15 500 p m
Australia Except West). Zealand
samoan Islands. Fiji Islands New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Vic
toria. b. C.)AOTangi June I6 II 80 m
Japan. COrea. China and Philippine
Islands via seatte,Minnesota.. 10. 900 m
Tahiti and MHrquesas wa San
Francisco Mariposa June % 1880
Hawaii Japan, Corea. China
Philippine Islands VITA
-Hongkong June "a 2:3o m
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Meetings.

1NHE FORTY FIRST ANNUAL. MEETING OF the Society
Il OF the Home for IncurabIes will be held the
at ; o'clock the afternoon
The anniversary exercises Will be held Field
mortal Chapel following
following speakers VIII address meeting.
The Hon. John r. Wormer
The Rev. Homer Francis TAYLOR
Committee OF Arrangement
Anthony Dey. Frederic
- . Montgomery II. GARRISON
H. NJ McLAREN, MARTIN z GREENE
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
HEARST SCORES ANOTHER POINT.

Iyf7+sD, RandoIph Hearst will be a party de-
tar6ant not party plaintiff to the custer proceed
ings which Attorney General Jackson has under
vav. Justice Truax denied yesterday Mayor Nc
C1ellan's application to make Hearst party pam
tiff on the ground that man could not be iorceo
20 become nIaintir Then he granted the mo-
+ior 10 make Hearst a party defendant
After the Appellate Division ruled Inat a1srs
moved 10 have the order OF the court carried out
The Hearst counsel of course, concurred, put me
5Eavor's legal staff maintained that the only posi-
ton which Mr. Hearst could properly occupy was
tEat of party plaintiff.
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J. j. wYsoNe BUYS FIFTH AVE. PLOT,

John ]. Wysong has bought the plot at the north
east of Fifth and 18th street on
which he is to build a house The purchase price
1920 coo. In 1886 the property sold to
John hoffman for $2S.0OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
WEST SIDE PLOT IN A TRADE.

Abraham Gordon NJ Ievinson have sold for Joseph
Ravitch No 1922 to 1928 Amsterdam six story fiat
houses. plot 81 6x1nO In part payment
the plot 1877 the north
side OF GIth 81. lo5 feet west Of Park
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

22sth s.. r 20 Il .. Of carpenter ave. 25S
ia. Biene Geissel loans Enrich Peterson and
il. same ioan5 ..-...........-., $50
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SPECIAL FRANCHISE TAX HEARING

Albany. June 10.--The State Board Of Tax Com,
,rissiohers to-day gave hearings on tic special
franchise tax assessments for 1877 az tentatiyeli-
liked by tbs board on properties in various IN
stste c:iss AID villages. ssentalgres # vai-
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MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

Monroe ST and Montgomery :. e cor. for a six
story brick tenement. house, IS. 2x53 9; Berltner
& tireenberS. owners: Bernstein & Bernstein
,. sleiiteots eo a., $4,000
orCa tenement house and store ~ 6x43 *
irTeg. Frederick J. Seelg, owner Samuel sass
at>litsct: .....,..... IS COO
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BoWERY BANK TO KEEP OLD RATE.

The board Of trustees OF the Bowery Savings
Bank, It announced yesterday. has decided to
continue the per cent interest basis. which the
bark Initiated at the previous Hemi-annual period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
WEDNESDAY. JUNE -.
Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.


For. Mail closes sails
K Wilhelm H. Bremen c LLOYD. 2.3o 600 a m
Barbarossa Bremen \ q Lloyd lOt m
Hamburg. Naples Hamb-A Am .-........ 1000 m
Citta di SapOli Naples. La NeoCe.
Rio Cirande, Galveston. Mallory 1900
city Of Columbus. Savannah Savannah 300 p m
WEDNESDAY. JUNE II
majestic. Liverpool White $50 a IN 1000 n
Tosalind, Newfoundland. Red Cross a m
MaraVaI Grenada. Trinidad 10 90 1900
Allegheny. Hamb- II 30 p m
Alliance, Colon. Panama II 30 300
Parma Barbados, Quebec. IL 30 m
Noordam. Rotterdam. Holland Am 500 n IN
Antilles New Orleans. So Pacific. 1900 m
Huron. jacksonville, Clyde. -----....-- 800
THURSDAY. JUNE IL.
"k A Victoria. Hamburg, Hamtr Am. 900 $50 m
Tiegcn. Christiansand. Scand Am 3 80 IN
Monterey. Havana Ward 900 a 1900 IN
Grosser KurfGrs Bremen y G Lloyd. 1000 m
MOI America. Naples La Neloce.....
Francesca. Naples. Fabre. ..-.-.......,
Bayamo Tampco Ward -........ 800
Kansas City savannah savannah. 300
'Takes mall for South Brazil
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ANOTHER WEST END AVE. DEAL.

william II. yredenbIrgh sold No End
a four story and basement dwelling house lot
20xg2 feet between 1929 and 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

Gus corpcrat ions asked the board to make sub
stantial reductions in the valuations Representa-
tives Of several municipalities urged the board to
maintain the assessments tentatively fixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE AI.MANAC
Sun T:3 Moon Moons age 49,
HIGH WATER
AM-Saudy Hook sos Gov leland s.32 Hell Gate %
P.M.-Sandy Hook $40 Gov island 80 Hell Gate io:23
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Long Island Real Estate for Sa%

GENTLEMAN,S RESIDENCE at ocean side boIS,1r
~ Centre, can't he duplicated, about l. acts-s, "a
tful house; all improvements. larSe stable. .sSrVsl
frontage electric road; trolley station Apply Wv
2S5 Wyckon ave. Brooklyn.
NEAR NORTHPORT. ~ acres; high land
~ views; SldO per lists mailed FARM be-
100 Nassau st, New York city.
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This extension does not seem to advisable. Tho
policy of the existing law Is well adapted to small
political units, but IS not suited the counties
of the state, particularly the larger counties
whose financial affairs much more extensive
than those of towns and villages. In these
the provisions Of the law with reference to tax
payers actions for the. purpose of preventing
waste of public moneys illegal action part
of public officials and to enforce restitution affords
adequate and more suitable remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
VETOED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany, June lo.-Governor Hughes tonight sent
TO the Senate his veto of the bill of Senator Smith
Of the Columbia Duchess Putnam district; which
would have extended to counties tho provision OF
the general municipal law for summary nvestiga-
lions by a justice Of the Supreme Court into the
financial affairs Of and villages the appli
cation of twenty-five freeholders. The Governor
says in his message:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

DRESSnAKING AND
LADIES' TAILORING DEPARTMENTS
Costumes, Waists, Walking Suits and Coats,
Made to Order for a limited period
At Large Concessions from Regular Prices.
Tailor-made Gowns at $500
Linen Coat Suits, $500
Linen Riding Habits Side or Cross Saddle $500
THIRD FLOOR.
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FURNISHED Houses to Let-Countru

EWRNiSHED HOUSE TO LET.-AIso several t1a rasi
l. dcnces for sale at Ossining Vicinity 1nDIv -
THOMAS IEARY. Ossning Apply |"
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Country Property to Let.

no LET.-At Scotch Plains y j. SentlemaEs -
denCe. - acres. 2-stOTy brick house - ro9l's
dener's cottage and outbuildings ; p. DEBslA -
Plains. y. J.
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Stern Brothers

THOSE CONT ENIPIATING THE FURNISHING OF
COMING FAIL THE ADvIsABILnY OF rLAGINGG
ORDERS NOW FOR
LACE WINDOW DRAPERlES,
DOOR PANELS AND BED SPREADS
REQUIRED.
SELECTION MATERIALS FOR MAKING THE ABOVE IS
SUBMITTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

Steamers Aboukir On Taku Bar and New-Cnwans
Capcnor tBr Baltimore. Algonquin Charleston and JacA
sonvc
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To Let for Business Purposes.

FACTORIES $40 IS. 90 square feet me TrHNl
Il floors. Hamilton ferry. HANlLtGJ pms
NAL co. BOVINE ana Richards SIS. brooSNA
1OOc-HamiltOn.
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MOUNT VERNON. N. Y.

Modern 10 house. lines. location on Ches1
Htn- finished in qUartered oaa sacrifice. Sl0tV1
= HOUSER, Argus Building. o9PoslJe New h@''
station. Mount Vernon. y Y
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DAY RIDGE PARK.-Upper Part 2 fanny rlres' ~
Is house an inprovenents separate entIaSSii,an -
naces j " RinisA. SIS roth St, near 81 ta-il'
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SEVEN ROOMS AND ATTIC. bay window no -'
- every Improvement; near station; sac-iAce sSSS-S
easy terms, also building lots very cheap. LII
r. Sad station. Fayonne. \ =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

NEW ROCHELLE--SUFeri residence. splencidN y
~ Structed. fine location. 10 rooms. tiled BATH.
triCiy; A HOME $40 500 mortgage 5000 excspesss
value WILLIAM w. WHITE. - Main Tel ~
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SEBAGO LAKE MAINE-S farms on shore. god !.
~ wharfage, money makers. send for Cata-osAs
Cottages EDWARDS Farm Agency. Portland Ne
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June I6, 1890 a m
June l6. 600 p m
Tune %, 1890 . m
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$500
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-une 81. 1890 a m
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Unfurnished apartments to LIZ

6p EAST nth ST-Eight rooms; bath AIS - Il
w location; near Madison ave; nave oSNof
years. Apply TO u o, BAILEY
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CONCRETE RESIDENCES.

HAWORTH y J. Not for the rich" NOT FOR the "
For particulars write
FRANKLIN SOCIETY. Park Row. BecHrnan st. y
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REFERENDUM.
Many Congressman Pledged to
Referendum Issue, Re-
vived by Bryan.

Sioux Falls, April 23-Ir was an
nounced today that enough names had
been secured on the divorce referen'
DUN petition to compel the submission
of the question to the people before the
law shall become effective. Up to Sat
urday night more than four thousand
signatures had been secured, but it was
decided to keep the petition in circula-
ton for some time longer and to secure
about 1 900 names more just tor good
measure.
The referendum on the Sunday law
is also being freely signed and 1T If
probable that by the time required fol
their filing which is June 7, both OF the
petitions will have more. than the re-
quired number of names.
Nothing has been heard of late oil
the project to print the signatures te
the divorce petition in book form, and
it is not believed that this plan will be
carried out. Some of the ministers
feel that it would be unwise to make
aggressive workers against the new law
by antagonizing them by such publica
ton.
Many are also signing the quail ref
erendum and this will also fall within
the ramparts of the referendum by the
7th of June.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
NOT IN RACE.
Ex-senator Pettigrew Not A
Candidate for United
States Senator.

Sioux Falls Argus Leader In the
course of a conversation with ex-Sena-
tor Pettigrew, the editor Of this news
paper asked him the following ques-
ton:
Senator, there are many people In
the state who are your friends and
many who are not who would like to
know what your plans are next year as
to the senatorial fight. Will you let
the Argus Loader give them an ans
werl"
Certainly, replied Mr. Pettigrew
"You may say that under no circum-
stances will be found in that fight as
a candidate for the senate. | served
twelve years in the senate, and | am
not ambitious for another term am
very happy and contented in my pres
ent work, and while | expect to take
some part in political matters and hope
always to retain an active interest In
public affairs, | shall not be candI-
date for the senate.
Mr.. Pettigrew did not take seriously
the suggestion that he was likely to be
chosen the chairman of the national
democratic committee. The ex-senator
doubts whether he would be the proper
man to lead the fight, but he believes
that Mr.. Bryan will be the unanimous
nominee for the next democratic
national convention and he expects to
take an active part in the campaign in
Mr. Bryan's behalf.
During the course OF the call, the ex-
senator showed to the Argus Leader
man fiint-lock musket which was
carried by an ancestor in the battle OF
Bunker Hill. The senator has been
offered and has refused $2, 500 for the
,ello.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
STATE MASONS.
South Dakota Masonic Bodie.
VIII Hold Annual Sessions
in Lead.

Sioux Falls, April 23.-George A.
Pettigrew, of this city, grand secretary
of the Masonic order of South Dakota,
has issued an official notice to the effect
that the grand Masonic and Templar
bodies and grand chapter, o. E. s., of
South Dakota, will hold their annual
meeting at Lead commencing on Tues.
day, June II, and continuing for sew
eral DAYS
This years meeting will be the
thirty third annual convocation of the
grand lodge, A. F and A. NJ, the
eighteenth annual conyocation of the
grand chapter, Royal Arch Masons
the twenty fourth annual conclave of
the grand commandery, Knights Tenn
plar, and the nineteenth annual session
of the grani chapter, Order Of the
Eastern Star
On Saturday, June s, special train
will leave Sioux City for the accommo-
dation of those from eastern South Da-
kota who wish to attend the gathering.
This train Will depart at 80 O. clock
in the evening of the day stated and
will reach Lead ssat 1915 O'Clock p. IN.
Sunday, June g.
Grand Sec'y Pettigrew announces
that the committee on transportation
has closed an agreement for special
round trip rates. That this year
gathering will be one of the Test in the
history of the state is assured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
WILL CELEBRATE.
Two Norwegian Celebrations to
Be Held i'm Minnehaha
County this Year.

Sioux Falls, April %. The Sons of
Norway are in luck. They not only
have one natal day, but now have two
Arrangements are being made for two
celebrations this year The nth of
May will long be observed by many
Norsk men as the first act of liberty,
But now comes new day. The 7th
of June, 1906, witnessed the complete
severance CT Norway from Sweden SO
far as political control is concerned.
Local Norsemen are preparing for a
celebration of the nth of May and the
use of the auditorium for that occasion
has been secured. But some of the
true sons of Norway do not propose to
let the 7th of June pass by without
paying due tribute to that occasion.
Arrangements are now under way
whereby there will be big celebration
and demonstration at the John 0. Ham
mer grove, on the east side of the Sioux
in Sverdrup township.
There will be regular gala day pro
gram arranged, consisting of speaking
in both the Scandinavian language,
patriotic singing and other features to
help out the occasion,
There will also be a program nj
sports and general good time will be
held.
Norwegians from all over the county
have been notified and are expected to
be present and help celebrate the true
emacipatation of Norway from foreign
rule.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24

ing to divide the good things with thu
state towns Hence, the ODD Fellows
orphanagc has been apportioned tc
Madison.
A petition signed by voters of the
Fourth ward was filed with the city
auditor this afternoon, nominating G.
w Winther for the position OF alder
man from that ward to fill vacancy
The election will occur on the Both ol
the present month, the vacancy being
caused by the resignation of Geo Il.
Waskey to accept the position of mayor.
The selection is an excellent one, Mr..
Winther being business man of abili
ty who will no doubt make good as a
member of the city council. His peti
tion of non ination is signed by repre-
sentative business men of the ward
which is the best evidence of his stand
ing as citizen.
At the commercial club last evening
the matter of inducing the Milwaukee
company to build spur from it's cut
off line into the ehautauqua grounds
was discussed. Pres. Palmer appointed
w. A. Mackay as member of dele
CATION to visit Chicago and consult
with the railway officials AS made
up the delegation now comprises Mayor
Waskey, Pres H. F. Smith of the
Chautauqua association and W. A.
Mackay Yesterday Harvey Jones,
over whose land the proposed spun
passes, consented to deed the right of
way to the company free Of charge.
Pres. Smith also agreed to present the
graded roadbed to the company flee OF
charge. This would leave to the com
pany to provide the cross ties and rails
and perform the work of laying the
track. Madison citizens feel that the
inducements offered ought to bring
about the Improvement
4 Washington dispatch of the 25d
states that Senator kittredge has
reached that city after months trip
to Panama and West Indian points with
Secretary Taft The senator is eau
tious as ever in his talk. He hadn t
anything to say about canal matters,
but would prefer to let Secretary Taft
do the talking On local questions he
was equally blank. I'm busy looking
over my mail" he said, "and haven t
been in touch with affairs in this coun-
fry. | learned this morning for the
first time that Senator Gamble has in
dorsed L, E. Wagner for distric attor-
ney. | shall see the president tomor-
row, but before | go to the white house
I dom t care to say anything about the
district attorneyship or any other pat
ronage natter - Before Senator Gam
BILE left Washington he said he had no
doubt that Senator Kittredge would op-
pose Wagner's appointment, but he as
serted that his man would be appointed
despite his colleague protest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
PACKING PLANT.
Aberdeen in Line to Receive
Line of Much Import
ance.

Aberdeen, April %. Sioux City
packers are figuring on putting in stock
yards and packing plant in Aberdeen
in order that the move of the Armour
interests to put q similar plant into
Minneapolis may be discounted.
The project mad its start last fall,
when the significance of the Mime
apolis move dawned upon the Sioux
City packers. A number of them came
up into this part of the country to look
over the situation, and at that time de-
cided that Aberdeen is the best avail
able point for such an enterprise.
However, nothing was done at that
time. Within few days, however,
two of the men who visited here last
fall returned, and it as found that the
matter had reached such an extent of
development that they were looking for
site That and the building of the
plant and the stockyards are the only
things which stand between the project
and It's consummation. 1t appears GER
tain that such plant will come into
Aberdeen, and in the very near future.
The Sioux City packers realize that
if the Minneapolis plant is given a
chance it will practically wipe out the
Sioux City market because of its near
ness to the base of supplies, so to
speak. The cattle all come from this
country and west of here, and it costs
about $5 head to transport them from
this territory to the Sioux City and
Chicago market. Should plant be es.
tablished here, they see that this cost
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
Smoke White Holly, SC. Made in
Madison.

Smoke White Holly, SC. Made in
Madison.
For Sale. My residence and two
lots, second house north of the Garfield
school Mrs. VIM. Miller
For Rent. Season 1907, 60 acres
plow-land. one mile flom Madison
Inquire Madison State Bank.
The Presbyterian ladies aid society
will meet Thursday, instead of Friday,
afternoon, with Mrs. Geo. Porter.
Pin tickets, all sizes, price tags,
gummed labels perforated in book form
and all Dennison supplies, at The Daily
Leader Office.
For Rent. House, good barn and
one acre land.-F. y. Palmer, Firs,
National bank.
SMOKE Samuel Woodwork, 1Oc
Made in Madison.
Rudolph. the five years old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Dahl, East Tenth street
is seriously ill today, suffering from
pneumonia.
Clerk Van Slyke today issued mar
riage license to Owen w. Bickford and
Florence l.. Myers, both of Junius
The wedding ceremony was performed
by Justice f. G.. Ball
Rev. c. II. Beers of Grace Episcopa
church is packing his household goods
for removal to Hot Springs, s. D..
and with his family expects to depar
for tnat place in about ten days.
Friends and neie 5hors of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Geo. Irish last evening gave then
a surprise party and presented severa
souvenirs as mementos of the event
Mr.. and Mrs. Irish expect to depar
June 1 for Eugene City. Ore, to re
side.
Don't forget. The special l. O. O
F. and ID. of r. train for Huron to at
tend the SSth anniversary celebration O
Odd fellowship on April 26, 1907, will
leave Madison at $50 a. m, returning
leave Huron same night after the exer
cises. Fare for the round trip, So. 25
Don't miss i'm. Fl. Colgfove, F. q
Ball, DR.. Frudenfeld, committee.
Martin Johnson, representing tn
Chandler Pump Co of Cedar Rapids
Iowa, last evening contracted for tn
work of plumbing the Carnegie library
building, the work to be done thl ougl
the agency of Kundert & Fitzgerald
Work on the building has been sus
pended for few days on account o
the non arrival of brick to be used il
the structure.
The Daily Leaders recent news item
concerning the local commercial club
discussion of securing to this city tn
proposed Odd Fellows orphanage, i
having run in the state newspapers
All the towns in the state are on th
boom, reaching out fer good things
and the generous newspapers are will
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
LOCAL NEWS.

Smoke White Holly, SC. Male il
Madison.
Wanted. Dishwasher at CONNER
cial hotel.
]. 3. Cloudas of Sioux Falls spent
the night in the city.
Wanted. A man to work on farm
Enquire of G. f. Belts, Phone $780,
Found. Purse containing sum o1
money. Apply at Mackay Bros. bank
Smoke Samuel Woodwork, 10c
Made in Madison.
Hon. R. F. Lyons of Vermillion is il
the city, guest of his daughter, Mrs. E
J. Maloney.
Wanted. Girl for general house
work Apply to Mrs Chas. Jones.
For Rent. Three modern furnished
rooms. Phone 1898.
Wanted, Boy to strip tobacco :
Paul Krakowski.
Lost. Gold broach, Tuesday. Own
or earnestly requests finder to leave a
this Office and receive reward.
Smoke Samuel Woodworth, 1Oc
Made in Madison.
....Dr. Daniels and family returned las
evening from Wilbur, Neb,. Mrs
Daniels having spent the winter il
Florida.
Smoke White Holly, Sc. Made il
Madison.
Local grain market Wheat, No.
20; No. 2, 6s; No. 3. a.; durum, 40 t
"a; flax, $1.01; oats, 35; corn, 30; bar
ley, 46 to 50.
For Sale. Fifty bushels 1905 Soutl
Dakota grown seed corn, tested, AM
warranted to grow. %. T. Fuller.
For Rent. f-room house, small gar
den. we'll water and cistern, two block
east of Main street. Rent is reason
able. Inquire at this Office.
Smoke Samuel Woodworth, I0c
Made in Madison.
For Sale. Ten head thoroughbred
registered, Hereford cattle-nine cows
Also two registered Percheron mares
weight 1, 500, and registered Percberol
stallion. weight 1000. Call on or ad
dress, T. II. Rae, Oldham, s. d.
Smoke Samuel Woodwork. 10c
Made In Madison.