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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-01
Survived by Four Generations.

Green Bay, Wis, Aug. William
p. Call, first marshal of Depere in
1857, former sheriff of Brown county,
assessor at DeOere and well known
throughout the state, is dead at the
age of ninety-two years. Mr. Call is
survived by twenty-one grandchildren,
forty great grandchildren, two great
great grandchildren and two sons and
two daughters.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-01
TWO Women Drowned.

Kingston, N. Y, July 30.--Mrs. E.
r. Bailey of Brooklyn and Mrs. A. 3
Downs of Norwalk, Conn, were
drowned by the capsizing OF q row.
boat on Lake Minnewaska.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-01

Here comes the spring winds to chap
tan and freckle, Use Pinesalve Carbol-
lied, (acts like poultice) for cuts, sores
burns, chapped lips, hands and face
1t soothes and heals. SolA nv Schntz
Ketoham.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-01

Delay in commencing treatment for
slight irregularity that could have been
cured quickly by Foley's Kidney RENE
dy may result in serious kidney disease
Foley's Kidney Remedy builds up the
worn out tissues and strengthens these
organs. Commence taking it today
j. III. Anderson.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-01

Mr.. John Riha, of Vining, Ia, says, Il
have been selling DeWitt's Kidney aLG
Bladder Pills for about year and they
give better satisfaction than any pin ]
ever sold. There are dozen people here
who have used them and they give per
feet satisfaction in every case. | have
used them myself with fine resnlts
Sold by Holiday. & Porter
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-01

Mr. VIM I'll Anderson, MD of Soda
Springs, Ida, says thst Bees Laxative
Cough syrup has relieved coughs and
colds where all other remedies fniled
Its gentle laxative effects especially rec.
mend it for children, 1t is pleasant to
take For coughs, colds hoarseness, ana
whooping cough Money refunded If not
otisfied Sold by Schultz Il Ketcham
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-08-01
Truth and
Quality

appeal to the Well Informed in every
walk of life and are essential to permanent
success and creditable standing. Accor-
ingly, it is not claimed that Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of SIENNA is the only remedy of
known value, but one of many reasons
why it is the best of personal and family
laxatives is the fact that it cleanses,
sweetens and relieves the internal organs
on which it acts without any debilitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
1t acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as laxative, and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it is free from all objection
able substances. To get its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co., only. and for sale by oil leading drug
gists.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

hands ~ thoae rho call themselves
dcmocrata. But Il ~ the purpose Of
those Who are dcmocra's to secure
better adjustment Of rewards OF
service and they believe this can be
done By restoring the gogerum~rt 20
'hs sncieut doctrines. They believe
Il can be- done ~ ma 4tAy II more
responsible 70 the ~ill Of the people
and " you Will read The platform
you Will md that there are several
specific reforms that are asked for. q"
The Organization of negro d.mo-
cratic clubs IN the states Of Indiana.
Illinois and Ohio formed the subject
OF conversatiou between ". J.
Bryan and Don FarnHWorth. Of Chi
caso who ras Tho manager for e..
a. T0wne In his candidacy for the
vice presidency.
we'll directed effort Il 70 be
made by the demo rats 10 secure as
large negro vote as possible in the
middle west. AMI Ir Fnrnlv0rth's Is
visit waa the result Of susgerfious
which had been made 20 him IN Den
ver by democratic leaders The offer
0f Bis services for tfls purpose was
accepted by Mr Bryan. and Mr.
Farnsworth left for DEE h0le wiih
tho understanding that The matter
would be- further discussed in Chica-
g0 during Sir Bryan'a stay In that
'FssM sun Et.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
CAR HOEBER GANG CAPTURED.
Eleven Men Are Jailed at Pensacola
Florida-Loot Recovered.

Pensacola, Fla.--One of the best or
ganized and most fsuccessful gangs of
freight car robbdrs and Wholesale
groocry operators ever to operate In
Pensa acoIa was unearthed by the po-
lice, and eleven men landed In Jail,
one probably fatally wounded by an
officers bullet
The gang. which is composed of en-
ployes or drivers of wholesale gro-
Gerry houses. were supplying the res
taurants and stores with stolen goods.
A raid was made upon .
restaurant operated by man who
formerly served many years as head
waiter at a leading hotel. There
were found large quantities of butter,
lard. beer, whiskey, champagne. etc.
Following this clue the police arrest
ed proprietors OF two stores and
found these stores filled with goods
stolen and which the Louisville and
Nashville officers had been endeavor-
ing to. trace for months.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

81. Paul. Min.-The imperial coun.
Gil Of the Ancient Arnolc Order, No.
D.cs Of the Mystic Shrine. decided 10
noii The concisre Of 1903 in Louis
vile and elected the following ON.
GERS.
imperial potentate. Edwin |. Alder.
man. Marion. Iowa. Imperial deputy
po'eniate. George l.. Street, Rich
nond. Va. in.A AeriaI chief rabbsn.
ffei a. Hines. Los Angeles, Cal. i'm.
Ieilal hign priest and prophet. VIII
nan J. Cunningham, Baltimore. Md.
imperial oriental guide, william W.
irwin. Wheeling. w. Va; imperial
mrs, ceremonial master. Jacob T.
barron. Columbia. s. c.. imperial cap
tain OF the guard. Henry + Nledrinv-
mans, Jr., ~. Louis. Mo. Imperial
treasurer, William s. Brown. Pitts
ours, Pr: imperial recorder. Benja-
min + ko~eli. Bosfcn, Moss.
The council granted a dispensation
20 Aasons OF Seattle. Wash., TO orzan.
iz' shrine In that city. The Lew
temple viii be known as Nile p4
persa atons were refused 70 Macon.
"a, Dawson City. Yukon and Cairo,
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
wORKIsGxAN FEEDS UNEMPLOYED.


New YORK City.-One hundred mon
q uay are being fed free Of cost n,
'onn Morgan, himself a poor work
ihsmsn. al No. iC2 Chris,opAer str.sr
snd SO quietly that not even residents
Vi lhe neignoorno0d have known
"hat was gong on. Every morning
Al O'Clock scores OF HUNGRY mon
OUT OF employment appear In groups
OF eight or ten and Tor full hol,r
they come and go. crowdinx the
snlail room 10 It's fun capacity.
every man helps himself TO souo and
bread and coffee without stint and
ne is at liberty to obtain his break.
last and dinner there for a reason.
aDle ume until he shall have "A
chance to get work.
Mr. Morgan has been carving on
.he work on small scale Tor the
'asi TWO or three years, but the de.
mands on him have increased so that
MS accommodations are now taxed
TO their full capacity. He has no
money and has round cooperation in
his work from his daughter. who
helps him to pay the rent. while he
collects food tor his proteges as best
lie can.
The expense of renting suitable ac-
commodaiions is divided bet.een
them, and for their provisions, they
largely depens on the bounty of ba-
kers. butchers and grocers, among
whom Mr.. Morgan makes his rounds
At o'clock every morning.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
TRIBUTE PAID TO GENERAL LEE.
Letter Received from Dr.. Burrane,
Historian Of Maine,

jackson, Miss.-DirectOr Dunbar
Rowland, Of the department of ar
chives and history, Is In receipt of a
letter from Dr. Henry s. Burrage, his
toriun OF the state Of Maine, asking
for copy OF his sixth annual report.
In concluding his letter DR.. Burrage
pays the following tribute to General
S. u. Lee. recently deceased
X also wish to say that | can we'll
understand what loss you have suf-
fered In the death Of General 8. d.
Lee. was with Grant at Vicksburg.
When the Massachusetts monument
At Vtcksburg was unveiled In 1903,
General Lee WAS present and made
an address a. patriotic as 1t was
forceful. II deeply stirred my heart
A. read 1t, and sat down and wrote
him. thanking him for it's noble utter
ance. l still have his noble reply. God
bless him. We cannot be too grateful
that VIZ have had such men"
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
OBALDIA ELECTED PRESIDENT.
Panama Election Passed on Almost
Without Disturbance,

Panama.-The presidential elections
throughout the lsthmus Of Panama
passed on without disturbance. Senior
Don Jose Domingo de Obaldia. former.
ly minister to the United States. and
acting president during the absence OF
Dr. Amador. was elected president.
At the conclusion Of the balloting. en-.
thusiastic crowds, headed by a band
OF music. paraded the streets OF Pan.
ANA, cheering continuously for the
newly elected president. There ap.
peared to be an absolute absence OF
ill-feeling between the former sup
porters OF Senor Arias and the adhe.
rents OF Senor Obaldia. Never before
has such a friendly spirit been seen
so quickly after an election.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
'fREIGT RATES GO UP
Increase of From -Four to Ten
Cents Per Hundred.
Sons Officer Urged That en- Increase at
This Time Wss h..poiitic. But il
Was Declared q Necessity.

rc,lr.-ttfu u. --... xts. ..~-
NJ i"A' ''''b"e
snouio De advanced IN the territory
OF the Southeastern Freight Associa-
fior and the Southeastern Mississippi
Valley Association, which takes in all
cf the territory sotuh OF the Ohio
river. was decided on at the meeting
In this city. of The cxac,,iva oscas
OF all Of the railroad systems interest.
ed
The advance II is said will h. from
10 10 cents a hundred mounds hort.
zonfally. TO corresnond with the adj.
vance decided on hv tho southa. st.rr
Freight Association recertlv
The ADVANCE was decided an s,,a-
considerable onnosit,on cn the ,ar,
OF railroad exacutiv.s who ,a,,,,aIn.
ed tha, ar advarcs ~ -a.o- =, ,h..
prescn, tine was irone,,,to 49,, ,L,s
onnosition w. er.,i'' ,,n,, - ,h.
arr,,,,.,r, ~, .no
ya,ions t,croassd .srnnas
crease r., r.,oa s1-,.' 90 IN
sarv "''o'''''' heoeS'
RI. ,,ar,o., ,o
i,,srs,,aa 40 - au..s =, me ra'iroaus
,a,,rorar.,.' qu"''''eu III LOUIS '.Is
I, 4, cons,s 49,, ou, '"e Arins.
,ar,ys ,s,iI no, p'o'ao' una, .ne
Sefora ,,,.,,s, . io' hiins
with ,ha raa,,,r. ",, ".eo' oance
.,.t~ -. -a'- 49, "a '"e '"'ei
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
OF POLITICAL INTEREST.

Alsbama delegates to the conven-
ton Of the Independence League.
which will be held in Chisaeo next
week. have decided to push the name
Of NJ. W. Howard Of Alabama for the
nomination OF presidest Of the United
States
Vireinia's Independence League has
stated that John Temple Graves Is
their preference for president Of the
United States. provided William Ran.
iolph Hearst will not run.
Thomas Il. Watson opens his cam
paign for president on the populist
ticket Thursday. July %. in an ad-
dress at Macon. Ca.
William J. Bryan has practically
completed his personal plans for the
campaign. 1t is his intention to make
ten or \ dozen political addresses,
dealing with the vital issues as pre-
sented in the democratic platform,
bua to deliver no stump speeches.
Mr. Bryan will go to New York
some time in August II is said he
mas determined to wage fierce bat
Tie In that state. believing that, des-
pite his failure to get an eastern run
ming mate New York is debatAble.
Ollie James OF Kentucky mas been
selected for the chairmanship OF the
democratic national committee
Hawaii had a candidate for the
democratic vice president nomination
In William A. Mckinney. leading
lawyer Of Honolulu: but didn't get Z
chance to present his name.
The first appeal for campaign con-
tributions by the democratic condi-
dates for the presidency and vice
presidency has been made. In a for.
NAL message directed to the farmers
of the country, Messrs. Bryan and
Kern urge them to contribute accord
ing to their means ami In other ways
assis, in restoring democracy to
bower.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

said tD Have Fixed Upon Advance to
Southeastern Territory.

Southeastern Territory.
Louifylllc An advance In all
clasaes or freight rates into the ter
fitory N tho Southeastern Freight
association and OF comomdity rates
into the territory OF the Southeast
orn Miaaissippi Valley Association
viii probably be- TIE outcome OF the
conference OF oNccutivc officers Of
Southern roads now being held In
Louisville
The Prohlbitionista IN national
convention nominated Eugene W..
Chain. OF Chicago. for President.
and Prof Aaron g. Watkins. Of Ada.
o. for Vice President
Now York railroad and banking au
thorities said business conditions
pointed 10 steady Improvement
The Navy Department has sent the
guubont paducah TO check the threat
cnei Hnyticn revolt
President OF railroads met In New
York 20 discuss the proposed raise
.n freight rates. A wide difference OF
opinion was shown to exist. and no
agreement WAS reached
John Mitchell promised to take
he stump In Michigan for the Dem
lcrat4
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

ho1band HaA1s Order.
Dallas. Texas.-The Beueyo,ep.
Protective Order OF Elks in session
here elected the following oticers,
Grand exalted ruler, Rush l.. Holland
Colorado Springs. Colo; grand Is.
teemed leading knight, John G. Shea,
Hartford. Conn. grand esieemesd ioy.
al knight. A. NJ McEawee. Fort
Worth. Texas; grand esteemed lectur.
ing knight. Warren G. Sayre. Wa
bash. Ind. grand treasurer. Edward
Leach. New York: grand tiler. Charles
l.. Decker. Minnesota; grand trustee.
Alfred r. Holley. Hackensack, n. j..
grand secretary. Fred c. Robinson.
Dubuque. Iowa; grand inner guard.
A. NJ. Taylor. St. Augustine, Fla.
Los Angeles. Cal, was selected as
the next convention city over Detroit,
Mich.
The officers were elected by accla
nation with the except VR1
grand loyal knight. CharlcA
OF Dowagioc. Mich being dOulHaf
by A. NJ McElwee OF Fort Worth.
Tex. and for grand inner guard, A. NJ
Taylor Of ST. Augustine. Fla. winning
from Thomas G. Phalen OF Memphis.
Tenn. and John J. j. Groves Of Poyl
Chester, ~ Y
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
RHYME FOR ROCKEFELLER.
Preacher Sends Metrieai conoratu,a-
tions 10 the Oil MaQnate.

New York City.-John d. Rockefel.
Ter was the recipient OF many congrat.
ulatory messages on the occasion Of
his recent sixty-ninth birthday ami
versary. Among them were some
lines from the pen OF Rev George
Thomas bowling. who was for twelve
years pastor Of the Euclid Avenue
Baptist Church, in Cleveland. which
Mr. Rockefeller attends. Mr.. Dowl-
ing's message was as follows:
Cling to the habit OF still being
young;
Cultivate leisure without being
lazy.
Garner all joys that the poets have
sung,
And prove every year DR.. Osler y
crazy
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

Metropolitan Duildino 70 Have -Four
Of Largest in the Woet1.
New York City.-Four of the largest
and costliest bells In the world are
to be placed Ia the fortysixth story
OF the new tower OF the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company's building, In
Madison Square. and from = position
about $50 feet above the pavement.
nearly twice Is high a. any In the
world, their deep tones will announce
each quarter of an hour.
They will give what is known -
the Cambridge quarters. four blows
each quarter Of an hour. eight blows
each half twelve blows on the three
quarters. and sixteen blows each hour,
followed by 4 striking OF the hour.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
AMERICAN BEEF COMBINE
England Fighting Against the Con.
troll Of Retail Trade.

London, England.-Pressed to take
some action TO prevent the American
beef combine from obtaining control
OF the retail beef trade In Great Brit
ain. Winston Churchill. president OF
the board Of trade. has informed Lord
Robert Cecil. In the house Of com.
mons. that the operations OF the six
firms constituting the beef combine
were receiving the careful attention
OF the government. Mr.. Churchill said
that his Investigations thus far had
not yet convinced him Of the neces.
sity OF appointing q house of com
mons committee Of inquiry.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

Democrats Favor Rssvbmission Of the
Question T. People.
Bangor. Maine Maine democrats
In convention unanimously nominated
Obedtah Gardner Of Rockland for gov.
ernor. and Everett NJ. Mower OF Au.
gustA for state auditor Electors Of
president and vice president were
also nominated
The platform declares for resubm:s-
sion Of the prohibitory law, repeal Of
the Sturgts law. abolition OF the state
liquor agency. = nifty Weight hour law
for women and children in factorfes
and prohibition OF child labor in fac
tories and endorses the national uck
ct and platform,
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
INVESTIGATE THE PRISONS.


Atlanta, 0a.-heh houses OF th..
Georgia Legislatt. .p~.n@a r~-oau.
tions providing hr IAN examination
and investigation iato the conduct and
management OF tn prison commits.
sion. Its oficers and employees, and
all convict leases"
This action was taken In response
to y recommendation made by Gov
ernor Smith in his annual message to
the legislature In which he called at.
tenton to the published charges re.
fieeNing upon the of1cial conduct OF
the ci.ief warden
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
BOY AND MOTHER WOUNDED.
Shot From Passing Freight Train q,
Loaded Trolley Car,

Atlanta, Ga.-hiram JAMESON s.
year-old son Of Superintendent jamie
son OF the Decatur Methodist Or
phans' home. aud Mrs. Jameson were
seriously wounded while on a suburb
an car returning to their home after
an outing given to the orphans of
Fulton county. AS the car was speed
Ing along shot was fred from a
passing freight train on the Georgia
railroad. which parallels the trolley
line. the bullet passing through the
head of the boy and entering his
mothers neck. Who fred the shot is
not known. but later the entire crew
Of the freight train was placed under
arrest
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

There is Definite Evidence of Better
Times

New York;. @. Dunn & Cos
weekly review of trade says;
Improvement Ia slow. but there /,
DEFINITE evidence of progress In tho
right direction. One OF the best signs
II he increase on lower wage scales
without a struggle. assuring rosump.
ton of much idle machinery that,
would have been impossible without
adjustment TO altered conditions
Preparations for fall and winter
trade is most active in the west.
More business is coming TO the steel
mills. although operations are stiii
along conservative lines. The COM
mon stock OF the largest producer
attaining the highest quotation OF
i9eS thus far
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
SLAVES EOR MANY YEARS.
Great British Ilcscucs "A Colony of
south Sea Islanders.

San Francisco Nineteen surviv.
ors of several hundred South sea
ISLANDERS kidrapad eighteen years
nso from their native strand and
sold into slavery among the coffe,
plantations of Guatemala. are trav
cling "a tourists, with the british
! 0ororumont payirk expenses. The
natives were kidnapped by Captain
Blackburn. who visited the island I'm
HE teamcr. the Monxeratt. and. On.
tlcing them aboard. sailed away. Ig.
nofant of the language and in a
strange land, they shaved until their
plight was made known to the Brit
ish Government Captain blackburn
was lost at sea In December 1894.
when the Monzoratt went down with
all hands.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
nine PERSONS BisxN TO BITS.
BY the Explosion Of a Powder Maoa-
xne-Manx others kiurad.

Cleolum. Nash.-An explosion in
the powder magazine OF the North.
western Improvement company, killed
nine persons and seriously injured a
number OF others. The dead: George
Mend, manager of Northwestern I'M
pioycment company's store: clifford
Mcpoweits, clerk; Andy Griii. clerk
Mrs. Perry Monatt, wife OF brick
maker, infant child OF Mrs. Mofratt;
Joe kossi. miner; joe Pogriappi. min
er, and two miners.
Manager Mead and the two clerks
from the store went to the powder
house to assist in unloading a carload
OF power. How the accident hap
pened Is not known.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
TEST EFFECTS or ARCTIC COLD


Halifax. n. S.--lutending to con-
duct experiments on the crew OF the
Peary Arctic steamer Roosevelt TO
learn what effect a sojourn In a
frigid climate will have on the blood.
Or. George Randall. OF Lowell. has
arrived and will go on the trip. Mi
croscopic tests will be made of the
corpuscles of the blood.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

Chatanooxa- -- CONSERVATION was
thrown In Camp William "a. Aatt
when II MAS discovered that every
memhsr OF the Second Georgia Reg
im,nt. had been poisoned. None Of
them are In critical condition. The
poisoning was due to the prepara-
tion o, food for this special compa'
nv and no Others were effected.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
OIL WE'LL BURNING.


rampiaco, Mexico. The great oil
Well near Lake lamiahue. in the
Ccronia oil region. continues 10 burn
The surrounding country is In gres,
Danger from the fow OF burning oil.
and a fortunate circumstance is that
Just now Is the rainy season. and
heavy rains are falling almost con-
stantly In that region.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
GOVERNOR GARD Is ALIVE.
Arrives on Transport Sheridan.
FearfuIly Wounded by Mcros.

San Francisco. GAIA. l.. Gard. dis
trict governor OF i.anoa, in the island
OF Mindsnao. Philippine Islands. who
was reported TO have died AS result
cf wounds received In an engage
ment with Moros. arrived here on the
transport Sheridan. Governor Gard.
etiil suffering from the fearful wounds
received. occupied cot in the hos
pital ward OF the sheridan ON the
voyage from Manila and was carried
from the ship on stretcher and
placed aboard the train en- route to
New York. where he will enter the
Roosevelt hospital
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
BILL POSTERS CONVENTION
They viii Hold Their Convention a
Atlanta. Ca, Next Year.

Detroit. Mioh.-The following ON
GERS for the ensuing year were
elected BY the Associated Bill Post
ers OF the United States ana Canada,
President. George L. Chenneu. Co
lumbus, Ohio; vice president. w. S.
Burton. Richmond. Va; secretary.
Charles Bernard. Chicago. treasurer,
c. u. Philley. ST, Joseph. Mo.
The mex, annua! meeting viii be
held at Atlanta. Ca. in July. 1909.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
FOO Milling ms SKTER
Otis D. Smith, White, Sentenced q
Hang.

Jacksonville. Fla--Otis D. Smith,
. young white man. must die on the
gallows for the murder Of his sis
ter, Cora Belle Smith. a few weeks
ago. This verdict was rendered in the
circuit court after hard tight for the
young mans life Witnesses told Of
cruel treatment to the girl and OF ca
The date OF the execution has not
feeu set.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

Plant 81 New orleans ceH.e Com
pany Destroyed.
New Orleans. La D><ween $780,
600 and 100000 damage was done
early this morning by are which DE-
stroyed the plant Of the New Orleaoa
Conee company, limited Falling
walls and broken electric wires which
fell and sputtered In the streets made
the dre a brilliant and danEeruas
spectacle. The names were mot gpt-
ten under control until the entire -
terror OF the block hsn burned
The new South-news., 1908-07-25

baltimore. Md.-A large crowd
gathered az the Union station to bid
farewell to Cardinal Gibbons. who
started for Europe. he sailed from
Hohoten In company with Bishop
Foley. OF Detroit and Bishop o'Con-
nell. OF the Catholic University. The
Cardinal will attend the Eucharistic
Congress in London on Sept. 3.
The new South-news., 1908-07-25
Money To MOVE CRoPa,
Mississlppi Farnsrs Wnl Have Ne Tsou-
BE in RaisinR Fvn1e.

According to the leading bankers
OF Mississippi that state will need
very little. II any. outside financial
assistance In marketing the seasons
cotton crop. The banks proper are
IN q better shape to finance the crop
this year than last. and the Miseisstis
pt branch Of the Farmers' Union will
play = very prominent part In II
work.