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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08
Spiifplefuriet paa &pis.

Yp11tDIetnfItt pun SuIs' ~
2,40O &r., 1om 5tortinget bar poet
til Bette &urius, ifal 500 &r. bru=
oes til Galere, 500 &r. til @us %
glominiltrotion, 400 til @epraiento=
tionsnogifter Gen Set og EFT mo-
flnat) % 1900 til l1noeritgttelie
0or Moromeno). Mf nori fe Salere
pentes Serb. Gran, &icb. Griflen,
Sbom1no @if, @rof. &agltao, Gife-
Ionb, 8erggrap=Senlen o. II.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08
|Geiar Aubert er 3rofesior / gr-

SHlul AuuelI er YIOIe5lor I VT
furt.
~ Sbp. Salititsiefretnr Slnf gep-
borg er ofgaoet beo Dg0en "a Mor
'gammel. San par @raminotrs
Ssa1ris ira 1850 % llonapntes i
1873 til Suititsjefreter beo &ri-
itiansianos Gpcrret, bpor BON por,
inotil Sperretten blep opbabet
1890.
2ens1na1to 81. M116erien /
'Salongen er afgoaet peo De0en, IS
Mor golnmel. @an por ensmo110
I Salangen / 26 9lar. SIR ban tom
til @olm1gel1 par ba11 Ell Gio 2e11s=
mano pa @arpp og &pit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

@nebet lpmnebe iig. Gn Spenif<
Mmerifaner, lom bor DGret bjemn1e
poo Seipg pg rejite til6oae meo
vSscor H., trof pe0 Sfibet Ell
2onosnpa11o, iom falote Jig MnSers=
ION. 3ennc fortalte, at ban ogioa
1fuloe rejie mes 1onme Sfib meo
to Seite. Sc blep enige ont, at
Mmerifoneren ifl1l6e bjnlpe bam
mes at pasie @eite11e poo Sberrel=
fcnlcn for Ell 9etaling al tire 9o(-
lars pr. Sag. Sc gift oerefter I
Tplge til Yolt6ulet, bpor Mnoersion
gif inb for at vbente Eenge eller
fjpbe anoisning". @un fom itrafS
1ro igien, f%rcnruiite cit 500-Gollar=
1cbbel, iom hur 1oae fan fife fruaoe
foa nef5let. Nlnerifuneren laa11te
bom 90 Sc &el1ae, ban bopoe poo
fig, 100 Collars / Gulo og 100 &r.
i @ulb. Mnoerslon gif loa in0 pao
Boitfontnrct igjen, men fom notnr=
ligpis life tilboge. Nm%crifareren
forltoo III fprit, at ban bop0e bGret
bum og gift til Eolitiet = ipm iaa
mango andre, Ser far betolt for lin
9l1nbeO % @obtroenbe0.
Setter @alltcicn, iom o~prinoelig
er bjemmebdrenbe / gore Menoa=
len, bor / Sc itb1te 80 Nar bapt
Gilbolo pao Tjeloet, lon9t inoe
paa Riteroalspiooen beo Splen-
fiel6.
Bortgjemt fra lloenperoenen far
Fan CONNER fom Ginter lepet Ser
oppe / Gnlombeb mellem 6ieloene.
Sm Sommeren, 1toar Soft er
pao gatrene, bar ban 10 ingen Me-
ringsiorger, men / oe lange @inter-
moaneoer, mebens Sneen 6effer
5jeloet og Glpene frpier til, 90
f1roe oct NOT tanfes, at BET
f1iber meb Soften. Men &mlin-
Gen q. greiier iig oIligeoel ban: So
letter ban nb srarer % leper 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08

yer en- saadan Medicin?
Hvis De har den mindste
Twill ON, at Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound vii hjalpe
Dem, skriv ON Rad til Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi-
dential) Lynn, Mass. Deres Brew
vii blive aabnet, lsst og besvaret
at en- Kvinde, og holdt i streng
Fortrolighed.
ling til 8elgien. S More11e 1884
So forretteoe ban iom Miniltre
Hleel1ipotentoire as boc / Merico
Iog 1S93-94 / famine Stilling I
@ern peo Mfilutning al @a1roels-
troftater. 1S90-91 par bnn Web=
lem al Sen norife Iraftat=aomite.
Otter lprlfilt Sp6rog bar ban 1891
i-92 / &oris peo Mfilutning al
l@onoelstroftoten og 1892 poa font
me Moabe / Mabri0. San bar er0=
bibere / g(orene 1S94-9S Iorn1on0
i Spopgtigbeostommisitonen og BOT
/ 1897 efter ipeciel Senbelle / eng
lan0 for at orbne @erge1t-Mcm=
"a tle=9inien. @on bar 1900 Nor=
ges @eneralfommisinr beo l16itil=
lingen / &oris og 1902 Me6lem al
Sen %uniouelle &pnlulotfomite.
(, s Nopemfer 1907 blep &r. Gbri=
ltopbreien giort til @jenitm16 for
megen @ploelt, oo ban feire6e 50
Mors Sllbilelm lom Sl1riit og 25
Mars Sa,bileum io,n @eneralfon=
irtl / M11tmerpea. S STARTS 1908
inbtroabte Fan / @ltr1ar &n1tbi ems
fprlte Minilterinm ipm ltoenrigsmi=
:lilter.
Sen of0p0e CT 8rober al Sen be-
''fie11bte Son Neoro Gbriitopberierl
Mangen1illionnren / @l1enos MDres.
SpbsfalS. IolOopipnsn1ono Clap
,&anlcn / 2ongeiltno ct afgooet peo
,9pben, 81 Mur gog11ntel.
= Jrl1 @ettp Mpbre, Gnfe efter
%forlgnglt afopOe Mgent g.. S. Mpb=
re, ct Sen II. Sl1li ofgaoet be0
,9eben UNDER ct Sprnn1eropbo1o /
,&el0re, pr. @omor, 11oe11 for11o=
9ooen0e Spg0om. Irr @ettp Mpb=
re, fpbt 6abricil1s, blep ODER 81
Mar gammel.
S1genipr Ireorif Srampe
&in6t pes Sronobjems @leftricitctS-
b9rf er afgooet pes Dp6en efter cit
9linotarmsopcrotipn.
- Stu. Sfibsferer Eborpal6
&etterien, Borsgrltno, er afgoaet
heo 9poen.
= gn al differs melt fien6te
'Mnn0 Slobol1 Grengsrl1o 0poe SEN
II. Sl1li al Siertelammelie UNDER
@o6ning / Gettrebl1gten / Suffer.
3en afOp0e, 1orn bleo GS Nar Qa1n=
mel, bar cit / lin &on1n1ltl1e iterft
benDttet Mon0.
- Tru Suite Sail, &riltiania,
CT Sen IL. Sltli ofgaoet beb 9p6en
paa neutrality-suspicious. Spgebus,
ca. so s(ar %ga1nn1el. Srlt Sail bar
gift mes S11fosiocbef / &re05igge=
lfaslen Goblin Sail og bar Dutter
al Sen fjen0te @lu6ejer og @rosie-
rer Sl1en poa Tre0rifsbalo.
Carl @ofiteot, Stalome1ter
be0 8ranobeienet / &riitionia, So
6e Sen ~. Sl1li efter nogle Muo-
ne0ers Spg6om,. So 9(nr gonrnel.
'@ofite6t bar fpot / 2rebrp og bleb
miat peo @ranoforpiet for 80 Mor
fi0en.
On gan1mel Encouragement,
Setter &anonlff er Ben lite Slrli
ofgooet beo 9gben i Gifefior6 paa
slanb, Y or camel, efter lang 9i6s
Spgeligbeb. SON bar i fine pngre
Gage spman0 og f6rte 5fibe fra
Stabanger, 81. a. 9umpifib $500
gen., fom gift paa S;slan0.
i SGbp. SDrforbalter pao 9in-
besnes, 8lefrm, er ofgaaet beb
9sben ] en- SLIDER at Is aar. Mf-
oeoe breb ! fin 9ib fotografiif 6or-
Il ueffriffn asssii @riiffin1in !6nf1a Gdn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08
|Moderen var
saa svag
at hun neppe kunde passe B6r.
meme. Fix Sundheden we'd
Lydia E. Pinkham's We
getable Compound.

Bovina Center, N. Y.-"I SEEKS Aar
har jeg like vaeret saa rask som
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-08
lin 5argit % bet opfpareoe gIob
brp6 fra 5omll1ere11 al.

lin 5angif % BET opfpare6e Slab
brgb fra 5omn.eren al.
ga .ieg THOR Som11er orog i,,o
ober btsfe Grafter, iom fremoeleS
er gunife ubergrte al Gl1riititrpm<
men, traf leg bam in0e poo Miiiter>
iateren, bpor BON bar in6e for at
faa Melf. Seq blep life lioet for
,bauiet oper bans l%16ieer6e. Set
rebeoe tpoeligt nof, at leg bapoe en-
@remit for mig. &leoeoragten BE-
|itoo at S1naalapper / forifielIige
&1tlgrer, iom ban ielb bopoe ipet
famnten. &oa @opeoet bar ban cit
|5fiololue, iom forgprigt 5fif %
|@rl,g bar blon6t 3iteroplerne fgr
/ Gibett.
ga ieg / Samtolens 2pb fom
meb Ell Otrittg ON, boor baffert ser
b1r pnn Y1elOet MI DeN 9pl1om=
mer, lpite set op / @amlinge11s
Zine. uGu ifuloe pGre beroppe
beo &intertio, "a er fer flint" iag=
Sc ban. Mf Tolfene poo 5etere11
bprte jeg, at forrige &ia1ter bop0e
ban ligget i 2ungebetenoelie. Set
bab0e nof pGret 6oarligt nreb bam
90. SSffe ct Mennelfe til at pleie
bam; men me6 lin 1terfe @elie fom
ban fig oo9 op igjen.
Sans 6ar ifol bope lepet paa
famine &is. Sans Sig fa16t man
for mango Mor iioe1t, en- 6oriom-
1ner, ga 6olf 6rog paa Sateren.
Set bliper pel ogioa enga11g Sprt=
mems Sfjubne. 81 nil imi6lertio
boabe, at Tolf finder ban / lepen=
Sc 2ipe, 11oor Sc ioar 0roger til
6ielos.
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Sans 6ar ifal bope lepet paa
famine @is. Sans Sig fon6t man
for mango Mar iioen, Ell 6oriom-
mer, ba Jolf 6rog paa Seteren.
Set bliper pel oglaa engn1g Sen=
mems Sfjrbne. 81 nil imi6lertio
at Soft finder bam / lepen=
Sc 2ipe, 11oar Sc ioar 6roger til
6ieIos.
Sc nurif=amerifamife Sansere /
&pr Treliers Strife. @per &rog /
@or 6reliers Strife par fpl6t ,6en
Mften, ga set norif=amerifanlfe Stu=
6enterfor gab &o11cert. Sg nnoer
oe beie &peloinger flang Sc pafre
ung6omsfri1fe Stem1ner u1t6erlig
biertegrtben6e. Mprfe Man0srGter
|og ifjnre lpfe &pi116ereiter oflpite
boeranore, imelte6e iammen / jub-
lenoe 2oplang eller 6ebe ben / ct
Etanislin1o, iDagt iom ct Sl1f.
Sg mems 1onerne fpl6te &irfe11.
iab Tnlf rlt1r6t ON meb Minber ON
mango fiGre, 1om bar rejit pber
&opet, % grebet ODER at bpre o1le
6isie ltngholnmer, Ser fom ion
811o fra set uoflptte6e 9eorge.
&oret iong fjen6te norlfe Sange
Jog Su1mer % engelfe og meri:
Ifanlfe religieie &pmpoiitioner mel
bel1n0ringSperoig 8reciiion %
&enbe0 og fplt 6orebrag, nre,1 mao
life nof meo bel bpppig Mnpenoelit
Iaf Nionis1imo.
@erlig mutt ubfprt heb Cal
Imen 80 @obeo bpit forbaanet"
@riegs betagen6e 8eorbej0elie d:
Ben gomle Solme r@pa6 cit 611 SOC
lifjg,1", SEN g%riben0e Melobi ii
@erels' beiltge Gang rSenf naa1
Iengo11g boer Saagc er foriornoen"
Jog Sulmen u3ions &egter bepe1
&piten", ser blep l1tnget poo gn
gelif % mes Mltiif al Micolai Gbri
|%itionicn, iom cit jl1blenoe 2opiang
% Sorge11 Dor er10t, benucn6t'
Stiftsproplt otto Se11ien cit porn
log bjertelig &af til Sungerne.
timber 5angerne5 Soner laa no:
get bpbere, set fplte hi ollie. 9e1
bopoc pnret iaare 5aroel, ba Sc
brenc rejlte oper @obet, ri bapSt
frngtct, at @prn % 8prneb9rn bier
fremmebe fer. 90 iaa fom1ner d
Itil6age og ipnger mes Soner, lac
bort @jerte berer. 9g ri fgler me>
@lnoe, at ri fife bor tabt Dem, ion
er rejit.
ct itarft % flint @fuo CT pofie'
trent beroner, og hi pe6, at Set nor.
tie .iyolf far giort 1in S11o1ats
Mat0slipet poa begge Si0er at So
pet.
Stiftspropiten llutteoe mes a.
opfor0re bele 6priamli11gen til a!
Iiprge ~Sa, vi ellfer", % baare1
frem al Songere og 1ilbprere brit
lite 6n0relan0sia11gen / ct megtig
&or gjen1em &irfen iom Nite1elr!
1i61tc Torcr.
Tbp. nurjf ltoenrigsminiiter @il
bclm Gbriitppger Gbriitupberiel
bpb, 81 Star gammel. @ilbeln
Gbriltopber Gbriltopber1enL Ser ba
l1benrigsmil1iitcr / @ur11ar &11lt0
liens ferlte Miniiterirm, 0eOe 5
1926. Suli. San begrope0es pa
IStotens 8%efoltning.
6bp. 16enrigSminiiter @briito
pberien bar fp0t / SreDif Den $50
December 1882. @tl10ent blep bo1
il 1850 og pirfeoe ioa CIT 1i6 Jon
&uslerer, i1otil ban / 1867 tol
jurioiif Gmbeosefsamelt. $ 1855
oniattes ban iom &ontoriit / @oniu
latfontoret. 96e Ml1gl1lt 1864 l1b
nenntes ban til fpenif % MORT
Soulful / Barcelona, 156e Nopem
Der 1867 til @eneralfoniul / Sue
NOS Mpres, 1872-4 nar ban
ierifilt Sporag i Sn6ien og sll,itra
lien. Som Morges Generation
misier f11ngerebe ban ! 1876 bei
!l16itiIlingen / &biIa6eIpbia %
1873 i @nris. 1879 blep ba1 ibeni
% rorif @ereralf6nill / 9fotla11i
pg forfIpt htt' sIa 1882 IS SAL III as1'r1e Str
ss9G3Ess Sa sSa sHs S#sssssSSs sssBsss sS
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- Sfrip otter Hrppennmmc1
at bcttc Slab.
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Dr.. A. F. Christians
PRIVATE
HOSPITAL,
401 Marlborough St., Boston, Mass.
(Nar Massachusetts Ave.)
Te1efon sO7 Back Bay.
ETABLERET 1890.

.udstyret med allie modern medicinske,
kirurgiske og elektr1ske A%pparater, og
Patienter fahr individue1 og person1ig
Betjening. Erfarne Lager, uddannede
Sygep1eiere og .Betjening.
DR.. Niels P. Finsen's medicinske Lysap-
parat og Methode for Hudsygdomme,
som er en- smertefri og alde1es sikker BE.
handling.
Lagens Princip err forst at undersoge
~Patienterne for de tages under Behand-
ling for at kunne fnde. hvorvidt de kan
forbedres e1ler he1bredes.
Att r gjortfor at lindre og helbrede saa
hurtigt som mu1igt, og for den mindst
mulige Bekostning.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-12
AUTO PARTY


Rapid City. Aug. 12.-Dr. W. E.
Robinson, together with his wife and
DR.. Heineman, of Wasta, had a mar.
row escape in a cloudburst, which
visited the Little Elk and territory
Tuesday. DR.. Robinson and party
had been to the Doyle ranch to visit
the proprietor, who WAS injured in a
runaway Monday and were returning
home.
When they reached the ford at
Little Elk creek there appeared to be
about two feet of water in it. Oidin-
atily there is no water. DIR. Robin
son, who was driving the car. sent
it into the stream, but the water was
so high that it killed the engine.
Descending from the machine he at
tempted to crank it when be Observed
a mountain of water coming down the
gorge. Shouting a warning to DR..
Heineman and his wife, who were
sitting in the car he rushed to the as
sistance of his son. whom he dragged
to the bank of the rsvine as the de-
luge swept by. carrying the automo-
bile with it.
Abtu t ten rods down stream the ma
chine caught on a barbed wire fence
and hung. Later assistance was sum.
moned and the machine was rescued
and pulled into this city. The auto
mobile is not seriously damaged. All
OF the party were d~renched.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-12
TAX COMMISSION
Raises the Homestake Mine
Valuation Nearly Eight
Times

Pierre, Aug. i2.-Another important
event in the campaign of the state
tax commission for more equitable
taxes has been recorded by the board
doubling the returns made from
Law county on the property of
the Homestake Mining company. AL
though members Of the commission
made a trip to Lawrence county, the
best they could get the county board
there TO do was to fix a valuation of
approximately SIS, 600, 900. The COM
mission has raised the valuation, on
it's own authority, to $40, 900. coo.
Last year the Homestake valuation
was approximately 81, 000. 600.
Residents of Lawrence county, in
protests made against the inequitable
valu alton of the Homestake, submit
ted figures showing the company to
have about SEQ, 00O. 900 of bonds out
standing, in addition to valuation
evidences not included in these bonds.
The company has consistently paid
large dividends on this valuation.
The contention had been raised that
certain officials Of the Homestake have
been active in Lawrence county poll
tics and that the company, for that
reason, exercised political influence in
the county resulting in continual
favoritism to the large mining enter
prise in the way of tax exemptions
and in other ways.
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river to lathe his head, and had be-
come unconscious and fallen in.
Plankinton-That he walked in his
sleep while in the agonies of a might.
mare" was the excuse offered by a
resident of Plankinton when be was
detected lowering about a chicken
house on the premises of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Furchner. This excuse was
offered Notwithstanding that he was
fully dressed and carried a grain sack
which would have made a convenient
receptacle for any chickens that might
have fallen into his hands. The man
was so earnest in declaring that his
predicament was due solely &c a
nightmare that a warrant of his ar
rect was not sworn out.
Observation-Disclosures South Da-
kota is fast becoming a dairy country.
the dairy COW taking the place of the
old time beef steer, as we'll as the all
wheat farmer who succeeded the
cattleman. Most of the bomesteaders
III the new country west of the river
keep from one to a dozen or more COWS,
and the cream buyer is a recognized
factor in nearly every town in that sec
tion. A number of towns are claiming
recognition rs centers of the dairy in
dustry in the new country. and the
homesteaders In those regions are rapid
ly becoming independent with the helm
of "old bossy."
Parker THE 160-acre farm of G. w.
Scott. located one and one-hslf miles
from Parker, was sold to Mr.. Howell
and Will Davis at public auction this
week, and brought the highest price
for land aver sold in this locality 1926
per acre. Mr.. Scott came here from
Cher ,kee. Ia, last fall and purchased
this farm for $40 an acre. but owing
to poor health was obliged to dispose
of it.
Miller Sea gulls Of the genuine
ocean type surprise harvesiers 30 miles
north of here by flying in upon them
by the thousands. The birds would
follow the headers and catch the grass
hoppers as the machine would scare
them out of the grain. They would
tarry and fly around from 10 o'clock
in the forenoon until A o'clock in the
afternoon. when presumably on ac-
count of the heat they would go far up
in the sky and sail about, almost ont
of view, when they would again come
down and follow the machines until
towards dark, finally flying away to
q lake nearby for the night. coming
back the next morning to follow the
headers until the neat of the day. when
again they would ascend to the cooler
air above. The harvesters and others
in that vicinity took great interest In
watching the odd hab is of these water
birds that had drifted out on the
prairie.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-12
STATE NEWS

yermillion-The first prosecution 10
lie made BY the state food and drug de-
partment under the sanitary law passed
last winter was made at Miller yester-
day. Complaint was filed for the de-
rartment by Inspector w. M. Cox, Of
Rapid City, who found the condition
Of a slaughter house at Miller to be
80 extremely bad as to demand i'm
mediate vigorous action. The pro-
prietor was summoned to q Justices
court, where he pleaded guilty and
was fined $40 and costs.
Clear Lake-Charged with attempted
assassination, John Bergh, q prominent
farmer OF Fish Lake township. has
hssn arrested and placed under I peace
bond. It Is charged that be thu eatened
the He Of a a Ostlind q neighbor-
ing farmer. Ostlind further charges
thAt Bsesh A1Eboshsd him ana would
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have killed him had il not been for the
fact that he was accompanied by an
other u The trouble between the
two men resulted from a dispute oyei
the settlement of the estate of Gustaf-
son, father Of Mrs. Bergh.
Parker--Banker f. G. Danforth. OF
the Citizens bank, was aroused yes
terday morning ia an excited frame
OF mind by the warning peal Of the
burglar alarm of his bank, which is
connected with his home. Assuming
that burglars were at work a posse was
secured and a movement launched 10
effect a capture. When the members
of the posse reached the building,
however, there were no indications of
human disturbance at the Institution.
1t is supposed that mice in some way
disarranged the wire Insulation and
caused the alarm.
Lemmon-Frank vobedja, aged II.
was drowned in the Grand river while
herding sheep. The boy had been
herding with his brother Willie, and
the latter went home. Upon his re-
turn he missed Frank, but assumed he
had gone to town, and did not search
for him. A day or two later another
brother came to the sheep camp. and
Willie then found Frank had not
been home. A search was institated
and the missing boy was found in a
waterhole in the Grand river. His hat
was still on his head, indicating tina.
he had been drowned without a strug.
gle. 1t IL thought be had become over
come BY the heat and had gone to the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-12
INDIAN PROGRESS
Maj. Allen of Sisseton Says They
are Fast Becoming
Civilized

Aberdeen, Aug. 12.-According to
Major s. e. Allen, of the Sisseton
Indian reservation in tine northeastern
portion of South Dakota, the Indians
of that reservation are progressing
steadily in the arts of civilization.
Most OF the Indians are now cultivat-
ing their lands, and are proving good
farmers Some of the finest crops of
wheat. oats. barley, fax and corn in
the state were raised by the Sisseton
Il dians this year. A total of 27.179
acres was cultivated on the reservation
this year, a gain of 5000 acres over
| st year. The increase is largely due
{ o the fact that many of the younger
Indians took up farming and cultivated
their allotments this year, and Major
Allen predicts the next year will see a
large increase over this years acreage.
Last year Major Allen distributed $11,-
600 worth of government seeds among
the redskins, who returned Sill, 7l4
worth of seeds to the government. This
year it required $12, 200 worth of seed
to meet the demand but the seed was
much cheaper this year. SO the guam
tity sown was vastly larger than last
year. This year no government funds
we're distributed among the Indians,
and Major Allen holds this was q
good thing for the Indians. as it is
calculated to make them go to work
instead of lazily depending upon the
government bounty. Over $50 new
houses were bnilt on the reservation
during the year.
Sometimes the symptoms of kidney
and bladder trouble are go plain no one
can mistake them. Backache, weak
and lame back with soreness over the
kidneys, sharp pains. rheumatism, dull
headache. and disturbed sleep, are all
indications of a trouble hat Foley
Kidney Pills will relieve quickly and
Try them. For sale by
all druggists. ADV.
Tales of Honey and Tar" from West
and East.
VIM. Lee, Paskenta. Cal says, ut
gives universal satisfaction and l use
only Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for my children" e. G..
Rhodes. Middleton, Ga, writes, II
bad a racking lagrippe cough and final.
ly got relief taking Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound Use no other ia your
and refuse substitutes. For
sale by all druggists. ADV.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-12

For Sale. The Koehler residence
nins rooms, two lots. north of court
house. Price, So. 500 if taken at once.
j. w. Koehler, Nunda, s. D.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-12
SUFFRAGISTS PLANT BOMB
Policeman Cuts Fuse and Saves High
School From Destruction.

London, Aug. ia policeman who
with his pocket knife cut the sputter-
ing fuse of a bomb, probably saved
from destruction the high school at
Suttin, Nottingham, where David
Lloyd-George was scheduled to make
an address.
Militant s~uffragettes are suspected
of placing the bomb.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-12
Police Say He Killed Himself.

New York, Aug. 11.-Dr. Oliver l..
Jones, millionaire, father of General"
Rosalie Jones. well known suffragist
leader, is dead at the Polytechnic hos
pital. Despite protestations by mem
bers of the physicians family that
the shooting was accidental the police
say 1t was a c2ss of suicide.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-12
viii Meet All Corners.

New York, Aug. 11.-Gunboat
Smith, filled with elation over having
beaten Jim Flynn at the Garden Ath-
letic club, put out the sweeping def
that he is willing to meet Jack john
son, Sam Langford or anyone in the
world for a finish fight, winner to
take all.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-12
The Best Pain Killer

Bucklen's Arnica Salve when applied
to a cut, bruise, sprain, burn CT scald,
or other injury Of the skin will i'm.
m~ediately remove all pain E. E.
Cham berlain Of Clinton. Me-, says:-
1T robs cuts and other injuries of
their terrors. As q healing remedy it's
equal don't exist" viii do GOOD for
you. Only ESQ. ut all druggists
Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-12
ICEBERGS REAL TERRORs.
Captains Who Were on Patrol Duty
Issue Timely WARNINGS,

Washington lcebergs are the real
terrors of the sea. giving no warning
OF their approach in thick weather, and
the only rational curse for a naviga.
tor to adopt when his ship is in a fog
In their vicinity is TO stop and wait
for the haze to lift. This, in effect. is
the SIrden of the reports of Captains
c. e. Johnston and A. s. Gamble of
the cutters Seneca and Miami. which
from April to July patrolled the trans
atlantic lane of travel TO prevent a
repetition of the Titanic disaster.
THE only safe way to navigate I'm
regions of icebergs." warned Captain
Johnston. lis to stop during thick
weather and to run very slowly on
dark nights"
For Sale. The Koehler residence,
nins rooms, two lots. north of court
house. Price, 50, 500 if taken at once.
j. w. Koehler, Nunda. s. d.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Ed. Cheney & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known II.
j. Cheney the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his FIRM
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
@ surfaces OF the system. Testi-
MORALS sent free. Price 70 cents per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa
ton
Suffered Eczema Fifty Years : Now
Well.
Seems q long time to endure the "
full burning, itching, smarting, skin
known a. 'stetter another
name for Eczema. Seems good to
also. that DIR. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment has proven q perfect cure.
All druggists. ADV.