The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-28

EOA 1dAOs ANlhO OOL1 hOdaCs-Cs a.
Donpelly.
That brick cheese is fine. Phone
274 Earle Kelley.
For Rent. Room with light and
heat Mrs. @. Winesburg,
Our crackers are always fresh.
Phone 274 for your next order. Earle.
New advertisements today. A.
Johnson, j. A. Landers. J. G. Schultz.
Fol- Sale. o. j. c. boar pig one year
old.-Frank Downs. r. +. ID. 8.
Cabbage for sale, 3 cents per pound,
&c. o. DIV. Hurry phone 90 main.
For Sale. Seven room house. Mrs.
Geo. Birran. 1865 East Fourth street.
Self rising buckwheat and pancake
fiours in 10 cent packages just in,
at Earle's.
The Presbyterian missionary society
will meet with Mrs. G.. L. McCalilster
tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Zip, a solution when properly used
will mend your p%unctures instantly.
See it demonstrated at Mitchell's
Garage.
Only three more days for the pay
ment of the second installment oil
taxes to save delinquency which be
gins Nov. 1.
Ask us to show you how Zip mends
tire punetures instantly. Absolutely
guaranteed not to injure the tire in
any way. -Mitchell's Garage.
Mrs. Clayton Ball was a morning
departure for Boone, Iowa, called
there ON account of the illness OF
Mrs. Chas. Ball.
The Washington weather bureau ia
its weekly forecast says temperature
below normal will prevail throughout
the country, with rain and snow. De
cidedly cold weather will overspread
the great central valleys. A disturb
anee in the far west Tuesday will
move eastward, preceded by rising
temperature and attended by general
precipitation. Considerably colder
weather will o%versprssd the north
west Wednesday and Thursday.
Pierre dispatch: c. @. Lawrsnc,
for the past four years superintendent
of public instruction in this state, il
the first man to try TO break over TIL
two term precedent set since state
hood, and has announced his candi
dacy for a third term nomination Il
that place. There is a general belle
that no state officer can hold NOR,
than two terms under the constitu
tional restrictions. but that apple
only to state ~treasuIers, and count
officials, and does not apply to an.
other state officer than the treasurer
The presentation of The Thief "a
the opera house last evening was to
best theatrical event of the season
Miss Janet Allyn in the title role dii
some very superior acting in the por
trayal of the character she represent
ed. There was a good sized audienc
in attendance, and many compliment
airy remarks were passed on the ex
cellence of the entertainment of th
evening. Manager McAllister is seek
ing the best companies on the roa
for his opera house aud is determine
to give Madison p~laygoers the her
talent to be obtained.
The Daily Leader last evening +,
ceived the following special telegIal
after the hour of going to press and to
late for last evenings issue: "Mexio
City-Retnrns from the Mexican slet
tions today show less than 5000 vote
cast. iucluding this city where thel
are so, 900 voters. In spite of tt
meager voting it is expected that til
congressional candidates will declsl
themselves elected, with the approvs
of Huerta, and their first act, it
declared. will be to declare the pre-
idency election void. They are the
expected to request Huerta to RENAL
president until another election ca
be held, which would be when Heu'
ia chooses.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader: Jt
Tinker. the ball player, manager
the Cincinnati Reds of the Nations
League, hired out in Sioux Falls
l- .4wn " ,a~tr 49, I.nl1