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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-02-11
LOCAL NEWS.

For sale at a bargain, Majestic
range. L. W.. Unzelman.
Get your pictures framed and up
holstering done at Iraland'a
Wash ice delivered to any part of the
city Phone 81 main. Cleo. Parker.
Ask us. Well tell you what is good
for corns.-Porter Pharmacy.
House for rent. Enquire at this
Office.
Wash ice delivered to any pant of
the city Ray Beckner, phone 38s vel
low.
Let us show you our new perfumes.
You'll like em.-Porter Pharmacy.
For Sale. A Poland China boar.
J. McGrath On Owen Ovens place.
VIM. Rowland was a visitor in
Sioux Falls today.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A.
Hutchinson of Sioux City, u son.
Maurice Dooley of the north part OF
the county was q business visitor in
Madison today.
Miss Grinager was q morning pas
senger to Minneapolis to select a STOCK
of spring millinery.
Miss Fasold who has been a guest o!
Mrs. G. M. Kiotzbach the past few
weeks departed this morning fol
Brownsdale, MINI.
Valentines. valentine booklets and
postals. Largest and most beautiful
line In the city.-Porter Pharmacy.
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attend the meeting at Miles City later
n the month.
The meeting was largely attended
and great enthusiasm was evident on
the part of all.
The following delegates were APP
pointed to attend the annual meeting of
the Twin Cities, Aberdeen and Vel
lowstone Park trail association to be
held at Miles City on February IL:
Howard Reeve, DR.. c. B. Strong. C..
d. Smith, j. F. Paul Gross, Logan
Berry
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the vessel itself caught fire.

There was another explosion in the
cargo which caused the vessel to break
amidships and sink. The mate was
drowned, but the captain and crew
were saved.
The story came out in an action fol-
damages against the steamship com
pany for the loss of the mineral water
The court awarded the plaintiff IS, 00l
damages with costs. and remarked to
the captain that he seemed to have
had the ''devil among the taiiors
when the water got IN"
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PARCEL POST

Parcel post brings my store as close
to You as your mail box. Order your
shoes and rubbers by mail from this
store. Fit and wear guaranteed. Will
accept money order or personal check,
Aug. A. Kludt, the new shoeman.
Madison, S.. ID.
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They Always Help Elderly People.

Foley Kidney Pills give just the hell
elderly people need to tone and
strengthen their kidneys and bladder
and regulate that action. John Nc
Masters. Streator. ILL.,, says: 81 feel
bette and stonger than l have for many
years, and Foley Pills did it," Fol
sale by all druggists. ADV.
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lung troubles, taetes nice, harmless,
once use, always use. Mrs. Bruce of
Crawford Niagra, No.. writes: ''Dr.
Kings New Discovery changed our
boy from . pale weak sick boy to the
picture of health" Always helps.
Buy IL at all druggists. ADV.
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; Fair tonight and Wednesday; not
much change in temperature.
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Mothera Can Safelv Buv

MUsuot5 OH OdI6Iy Duy
DIR. Kings New Discovery and give 1t
to the little ones when aiiing and suf-
with colds, coughs. throat or
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ALLEGED BRASS
THIEVES ARE HELD

Three men. Fidcl Saicido. Juan
Duarte and Juan Gondera. whom tho
authorieies believe have hccn steal
ing brass from the Trinidad Foun-
dry and selling 10 loot TO junk dcnl-
ers. were given n hearing before JUS
,icc of the Peace S;one this morn
Ing and bound over to the district
court under $500 bond.
Al different times brass has hecn
stolen from the foundry and recent
iy about G3O pounds Of the stolen
STUFF WAS recovered from tho polrak
Junk shop. The brass belonged ia
the foundry and Poliak identified the
tire" defendants as tho men who had
sold the brass to him.
The net was thrown around the
alleged brass thieves us a result OF
a fight between Duartc and Gondcra
on Friday OF last week. The two
men fought n duel with rocks and
clubs and were arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Trnjillo. after bath men had
h"en badly cut and bruised. Up IN
that tim" III" pole" had no cl.w IA
the Identity OF tho brass thieves.
Having puartc and GoIdcra in jall
"a WAS nn oasy matter 10 locate Sal
rido. the third member OF the gang
ar alleged thieves that has been com
mi'ing tho ihefts NJ III" foundry.
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THE NOSE A FILTER
TO STRAIN THE AIR

The nostrils arc perfect "air fill
ters" and. wren kept In clean. henl-
thy state. strain every hit Of air VIC
breathe. catching nli dust par ticlcs.
foreign matter and germs. Tho mir Is
full Of germs. You cannot dodge them
hut you can safeguard yourself
against catarrh and other diseases
contracted IN the process OF breath
Ing by keeping tn" nostriis clean and
healthy Catarrli germs win some
times get In their work, and you may
mislak" IN" symptoms for an osdIn-
airy cold.
Don't take any chances. IT you have
n stuffed M feeling In the head. or
II your throat IL snrc or filled with
hhl".m. lust grease tho nostrlls with
"a little Eiy's Cream Balm. draw the
pure. aromatic fumes hack In the
head. and you will he Rstonlshcd at
III" effect In n few minutes you will
feeling n iooscninI mp In the head. the
nasty discharg" will soon he stop
ped. the soreness gone. and you Will
feel sens" of genuine relief.
Eiy's Cream i;aim not only wards
off ca,arrh. hut will quickly cure
even II chronic. iongstandIng ease OF
catarrh. II takes IN" trouble right
wh"r" IL starts. In the nos" and
threat cleans.s. heals and strength
ems the raw. hor. insid. skin. or
membrane. and In this way drives
ont catarrh and makes you proof
against this fiithy. disgusting dis
ease.
Colds. which often hang on for
weeks. can be quickly cured with
this cleansing. healing. nn,iscpiic
balm. All druggists sell II FOR fitty
cents hottie. and the one bottle is
generally all that IL needed TO effect
"a compl.f" cure. Try It today. !. y.
i!urha. city Drug Store. Agent.
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Her FRIENDS
7 GOOD ADVICE
The Results Made This NeWbur8
Lady Glad She Followed
Suggestion.

Newburg. Ala.--"For mora than .
year" writes Myrtle Cothrum, OF this
place. II suffered with terrible pains In
my back and head. I had sallow
complexion. anl my face was covered
with pimples. Our family doctor only
gave me temporary relief.
A friend OF mine advised rnc 20 try
Cardui. so I began taking 1t. a; once.
and WITH the best results. for was
cured after ta,.ing two bottles. My
mother and NY aunt have also used
Cardui and were greatly benefited.
shall always praise Cardui 10 sick
and suffering women"
Cnrdui Is n purely vegetable, per
fcctly harmless, tonic remedy for wo-
men, and will benefit young and old.
Its ingredients are mild herbs. hav.
ing gentle, tonic effect, on the wo-
manly constitution.
Cardui has helped . million women
back to health and strength.
Have you tried II? II not, please
Do. II may be just what you need.
n - Write 10: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chs,,s.
nooga Medicine Co. Chattanooga. Tenn. for Special
Instructions. and "a page topk. Home Treaialae
y Wss,es." sent In plain wrapper. - request
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TAFT ASKS FUNDS
FOR ECONOMY and
EFFICIENCY WORK

Washington. Jan. S.-Congrcss
was ns.cd 10 appropriate. $a5O.ov0
Tor continuing the investigation OF
the commission on economy and eff
cheney Into the executive depart.
m"nis OF the government in u spec
ial messog" today by President Taft.
The president points that "thcrs
is No greater service that can he rcu.
dcrcd 20 the country than thut or
or the work OF the COM
mission urcii some form OF organ.za-
ton IL provided for continuity do
ting this kind or work under the cXc-
|cu,iv..'
TN" president expresses the 0pin-
Ion that the icchnic and procedure
or every branch and office OF the
government should b" submitted TO
IN" nalGstakirs examination rs that
eisei those on which reports have
hcon made. To do this. however,
President Taft says tina, ample funds
mus, he provided aud he asks that
congress make the s:a0.ODo appro.
priatioH ny March for the incoming
president.
tn" report or the commission con-
iains u description OF 10 subjects,
the result OF 81 months work. The
changes recommended by the COM
carry definite estimates OF
n yearly saving OF several millions of
dollars
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LINEUP CHOSEN FOR
BASKET BALL GAMES

Tomorrow night hi Central park
the last basketball KAN. b.for. the
Of the league season will he
played between III. fast alumni team
ana the high school.
Although the alumni boyR were
defeated last time they are comm.
back stronger than ever and u good
close game Is expected. Several new
players have been added tn the alum
nj lineup and with tn. added prac-
ticc they have received they expcc;
I" give .ihc high school boys "a tight
race. Tho high school tenn, Is slight
ly crippled by the absence OF Metz.
ger. who Ia suffering with n Rad knee
but VITA hard training on the part
OF Coach Sinclair. II IL thought tina;
n second to none team has been de-
vcioped.
Tn. loyal high schos' boosters and
rootcrs hav" worked up n great deal
OF cnthuslasm over tho game and a
record breaking crowd is expected to
be present when the referees whistle
calls them 10 play ball at s O'Clock
tomorrow night.
Tho teams Will lineup MS follows:
Alumni: Wade. center: Crcsto and
Jamison. forwards: Harlan and
guards.
High school: Town. center; Cum
ninGham and Mitchell forwards:
Lott and Clcavinger. guards.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
IS REoRGANlzED

Lamar. Jan. S-rhc Lamar Com
merrlnl club met last night and ef-
f.ctcd reorganization. The rcso.
buttons were carried asking Cover.
nor Anmons to support an appro-
prlation for 100000 to he used In
defending tho water sui now pend
iEg asains; Colorado and calling up-
on congress to make no changes In
the sugar tariff which materially af-
rccts tho beet sugar industry in this
state.
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His Stomach Troubles Over.

Mr.. Dyspcp'ic. would YOU not i.s"
to feel that your stomach troubles
were over. that you could cat any
kind OF food you desired without in-
Jury? That may seem so unlikely to
you that you do not even hope for
an ending OF your trouble. but per
init us to assure you that 81 is not
altogether impossible. II others can
be cured permanently. and ihous-
nnds have been. why not you John
II. Barker. OF Battle Creek. Mich.
Is one OF them. He saya. ''i was
troubled with heartburn. .udig"a-
tion. and liver complaint until I uscd
Chnmbcrlain's Tablets. then ~" trout
bio was over" For sale LIS nll dealers
rbrn,;,i, Nnur .ug "a ,u.ufb
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oere,ns onssss With s'sn.s.s'ns.

oorolne Oneself With Sioht.Sssins.
A blunt old doctor told . patiso,
who wss starting out on long for.
eisn tour: Madam. take II easy"
Would yoa eat up everything on
your table Just because It might b
wasted? 1t 10 Just a. sluttonous to
gorge yoursslf with sightseeing.
Many things cause this injudicious
travelling. Women love to get the
most for thsir money. II they are
travelling with . conducted tour they
feel a. II they should have . rebate II
they miss one item on the itinerary.
T'hs ordinary tourist 10 10 anxious to
improve her mind that she feels bound
TO take in evsry notable sight she may
have heard mentioned in an extensive
reading. II takes courage to be dis.
terminating traveller. but It 10 really
the only way to travel-but the dread
uf missing something has caused many
A nervous breakdown and an uusatis.
factory vacation.
II could so easily have been avoided
nv common sense and less greedy
mind. As only = certain amount OF
impressions can be retained. why not
pick and choose.
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rather bn a successful Advertisement
artist than failure ss \ portrait
painter. or as landscape artist" cried
Lila = little bresthless!y.
ITS mighty nice OF you to say
that"
u mean I'll don't believe We
lasausz or any OF those old masters
could produce u good advertisement"
went on Lila recklessly.
lie laughed outright at her last ~.
mark aud Was about To put the draw.
INK away. when she held out re-
straininE hand
Please don't think me eonceited.
but-if you could uss me as y model
now. perhaps You could hnish the
drawing at once and not wait until
you returned 10 the city She WAS
blushiusiy warmly when she ended.
"Ah. that's more than kind OF yon.'
he cried. but would rather motif
you please
Not even with my permission" she
ssksd . little coidly.
'No-some time ! may be able 10
ELL you." he said gently. II can nav.
sr express 10 you how grateful ! an
'or your generous Offer: you have
already bssh more than kind to
complete stranger"
They shook hands and the artist
~stn his way looking back once or
vice st the picture Lila made. for
she had resumed bsr sSat In the apple
tree.
The sun sianted lower until long.
level rays pierced the branches. and
still she had not moved. From the
'iE summer boarding house where
she was stopping cane the warning
aots Of the supper bell.
Al the tail. Lila found herself ac-
know Lodging an Introduction to tho
artist Of the orchard. His name was
Wilbur-Bsrnes Wilbur. He seemed
glad 70 meet her again.
The next morning they met 10 the
'front.' piassa. ''lm going TO hunt for
. motif for another sordid advertise
mea,." he laughed. "wil you come
with ms?"
I'D love to-" cried Lila Moore
What 10 the advertisement TO be-?
"Trysn's Baked Beans!"
Good. Let W go 10 the Kitchen
garden and put the growing bean
vines into the picture. Shall ] Dor
row = sunbonnst and pick some 10 .
uaskst:"
Whatever Lila Moore did she a..
lacked with en,husiasm and accom-
plishsd with complete success. Never
had barnes wIlbur's drawinss been
80 Rood or In such demand. II be-
-ame . matter OF course that Lila
should accompany the young artist
on his iramps around the country.
side. and what one pair OF eyes did
not discern another did.
Al LAST the summer drew 10 cloee.
Barnes Wilbur prepared TO return 10
New York. Lila Moors's aunt an.
nouncsd mat thsy. too. nsst rstsrn
to town.
"Dssr." said Barnes to LVA on The
last evening A. they stood be.eath
their appls tres. would you trust
your future happiness to ms-wou!d
you dare marry such = poor bssEar
- I am: ! shall never BE- great -
but love you"
III you were great you'd be In love
with yourself or your art." laughed
Lila. please tell me- why you would
never use my face In your drawings"
1--WE wanted II for myself from tAs
nrss." he whispered. VIII you trust
yourself to me. deareat:'
YES" she whispered. and later:
~Apd we can take the wedding tnp
on Budlopg's Matchlsss Gnddle.
Barnes. can't wei"
"Yss, and furnish our house on the
Farmers Broakfast Oats aud Parity
Soap checks. darling" he sddeo -.
r1ousiy.
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''Al oS'hoiiI KoTSER's IN su1roRs

Yonkers. y. Y. Ian. s.-nccaus"
she dislikcd one OF her mothers suit
ors. Norah Kelly, is. caused n"r np-
rcaranc. in police court. The charge
was having too many "nil"r7' Thc
court reserved decision.
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ssnInln. Triumph In ENGLAND.

A cable Just received from Ensis nd
avs: The greatest success ever
achieved at an English election by
women was at Birmingham. March Is,
where OF twelve women nominated for
members Of the Board OF Poor Law
Guardians, eleven were elected"
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x
Ellis island declared today hat
robbed
he mad
nn,bnc cnch good
shortly before
he
in
of lie very
waved newspaper
when unccd his rival Gomez
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Printing Of every description neat.
ly and quickly executed at the
Chronicle News job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 40. II
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Submarines to Flight PorpoIses.


"A new use has been found for the
submafine BY the French ministry of
marine. Tue artificial porpoises are
to ngbt and kill the natural porpolses.
II has been found that hungry pof.
noisay on the French coast have ~.
most ruined the sardhe industry
which mints millions for .he people
NJ the coast towns and the Channel
is,es. To remedy this state OF 4;a'rs
torpedo boats and the submarines arc
heins seEt under e. sled" orders TO
search the waters of the Channel and
mike things SO hot under water for
the blunt .nosed acrobats Of the wares
mat those who survive will take either
70 the Irish Sea. the North Sea or the
Bay OF Biscay.
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Denver. Colo. Jan. S.-Parccls
handled by the Denver postofficc in
the first week under the new parcel
post reached n total OF 1880, In
coming parcels numbered 5.TG7: out
going ! .S61 and local ajG,
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Printing OF every description neat
ly and quickly executed at the
Chronicle job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 4lO. If
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Chronic Constipation Cured.

IiN" years uEO had tn. worst
caso Of chronic constipation ever
knew OF. and Chninbcriain's Tablets
cured me. writes =. T.. F1sh. Brook
lyn. Mich. For sale hy all dealers.
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Chroniole-News soc n month.
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Chroniclc-Ncws soc a month.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-12-03

ter of an eighty or perhaps a quar-
ter section.
This conservation of their resourc-
es is evidenced by many little econo-
mics foreign to the average Ameri-
can-born farmer citizen. A farmer
butchered a steer for his own use at
neighboring farm. One of the for
eigners assisted in killing and pre-
pairing the meat. He asked for and
purchased for a few cents a pound
the strips of fat attached to the en-
trails. When taken off by the care
full Hollander they filled nearly a
peck measure. He informed an in
quirer that a few bits of these fur
nished the background for a soup
that was excellent and would take
the place of meat in a large meas
ure. They would have gone in the
tallow barrel of the farmer.
The cattle, the swine, the sheep
they raise all go to market, they cost
too much to eat because they are
worth too much. With the high pri-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-12-03
EDITOR INJURED By BULL.
George Nichols, of Estherville, Gored
by Infatuated Beast.

Iowa Falls, Dec. IA serious ac-
cident befell Editor George Nichols,
of the Estherville Vindicator-R epub-
lican, this week. Mr.. Nichols recent
ly installed pen for his Guernsey
bull. The bull was not used TO being
in stanchion and in his efforts to
get his head out he became rather
excited. Mr.. Nichols was petting
him in hopes OF quieting him when
the Sanction opened far enough to
allow him to free his head and as he
quickly turned around, one of his
horns struck Mr.. Nichols in the back
below the spine. The horn entered
far enough in to tear one Of his in
testines so that it was necessary to
take five stitches. His back was
badly wrenched and he was other
wise bruised. 1t will be several
weeks before he will be able to fully
resume his duties.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-12-03
A, C.. BOYLE Injured.

While A. c. Boyle and w. Minney
were driving in from West McGregor
late Monday afternoon, Mr.. Timmons
passed them in his auto frightening
the horse badly. Turning around a
little above them, Timmons drove by
again, this time with the auto max
ing so much noise that the horse was
so thoroughly frightened it kicked
through the dashboard, broke the
harness and shafts and getting free
of the buggy ran into town. If the
shafts and harness had not broken
Mr.. Boyle and Mr.. Minney would
undoubtedly have been seriously in
jured, if not killed. Mr.. Boyle has six
stitches taken in his hand where the
horses hoof struck him.-McGregor
News.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-12-03
Weds lin OyerCoat.

Mason City, Dec. Rather
than postpone the ceremony, George
Sharon, who was one of the bride
grooms at double wedding here
last week, was married in an over
coat because OF pranks played by
men who stole Lis wedding suit
The object Of the men was to
postpone the wedding. Sharon, find
ing he had nothing to wear and that
another suit could not be procured
in time donned a long overcoat and
went through the ceremony. The
bride was Miss Bertha Thorp4.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-12-03
MUST TAKE OUT LICENSE.
II Parties Bay and Kill Cattle and
Hogs for sale, Then License
is Required.

Considerable discussion has been
raised as to the rights of an owner
Of animals killing and offering them
for sale by the quarter, etc, under
the law requiring butchers to take
out licenses. To be in a position to
answer intelligently all inquiries,
gentleman made inquiry of the
Dairy and Food Commission, eliciting
the following reply from Dairy and
Food Commissioner Barney:
Answering your favor of the 18th,
we beg leave to advise you that we
recently took this matter up with the
attorney general, and his opinion is
that parties who kill cattle and hogs,
ETC., of their own raising may do so,
without taking out a locense, but if
they buy and kill then they would be
required to take out a license just
the same as a meat dealer.
The law prohibiting the sale of
products raised on the farm, wheth-
er it be cattle, vegetables, or other
products, when sold by the farmer
himself, would he declared unconsti-
tutional probably.
This question comes up frequent
ly, and we are going to have more
or less trouble about the farmer buy
ing and killing cattle and selling
them by the quarter. Wherever we
find anything of this kind going on,
we shall expect to require a license
or make prosecution.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-12-03
FIGHT ON SMOKING.
Cedar Falls Already Has Unique
Reputation Among Travel
inc Men.

Cedar Falls, Dec. Cedar Falls
generally is called 1.-The place where
it is risky to smoke on the street >,
as a result of the crusade started by
Cedar Falls women against the use
of the weed in public places few
days ago.
Since the publication of the re-
quest in a local newspaper, to which
request the signatures of $50 prom
inent Cedar Falls women was APP
pended, no other move has been
made by the women, but a storm of
talk has been created.
Many smokers have suggested
that the women meet them half way
that they give up some equally
prevalent habit. Users of the weed
shrink from granting the women s
request, saying they hate to think
of reversing the old order of things.
They assert that if they were to
accede to this demand that father"
would have to be the one to do his
smoking behind the barn, peeking
through convenient knot hole to
guard against sons" approach in
stead of the boy, as has always been
the case, keeping a lookout for
father"
In the meantime the smoking
question is the current topic of the
day.