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PERMISOS PARA FINCAR.

r. Hoenig, haOitaci0n, PaSo
Hondo st, block 1419; 500.
J. J. Johnson, casa de tres
pleas, Holland Avenue
block 2SO1; 5000.
Juan Castro, una pieza, Du-
range Street, block 2373; Sloo.
w. A. Baity, habitaclon de
cinco pleas, Loretta Place
block 1880; $1,000.
w. A. Baity, habitacion de
seis pleas, Mulberry Street
block 1905; $3.50.
W. A. Baity, habitacion de
ocho pleas, Agarita Street;
block II 81; S2400.
Herederos de S. Bumbrey,
compoSturas, East Commerce
Street, block 6S4; 500.
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BAUTIZO

Hoy a las tres de Ia tarde reci-
bra las aguas bautismales IN nj
no, hijo del senior don Antonio
Lozauo Y de su esposa la sonora
Juana Contreras de Lozano. A
padrinaran la ceremonial ell senior
Teodoro Rosales y la senorita Ma
nuela Rosales.
Los padres del nuevo ~cristiano
celebraran este acontecimientO
ofreciendo una fiesta a sus rela-
clones, en- su Residential de Ia ca
lie de Matamoros.
MANIFESTO 2
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Dos ConsuItOriOs meaIcos
fueron Visitados pOr
los CaCgs

Laredo, Texas, Diciembre
12.-Dos robOs Sc e]fectuaron
anoche; uno, en- e: consultOrio
de los dentistas Thompson y
Younkin, frente a la Conan
dancia de Policia, y otro en- los
altos de la oficina del telegra-
TO.
En- ambas casas los cacos Sc
llevaron objetOs por valor de
unos ochenta pesos y trataron
de abrir la GAIA de fierro de
los senores Thompson y Youn-
kin, 10 que no lograron a pesar
de haberle dadO fuerteS gol-
pes.
La policia no Sc do cuenta
de estos robos.
Las amigos Ge Ia eStlma-
BILE senorita Maria Lachlca,
obsequiaron a esta DANA con
una fiesta para despedirla de
su vida de Soltera, pues va q
contraer matrimonio pr6Xima-
mente con ell senior Antonio Sa-
linas Pena.
Las amigos de la senorlta
Lachica obsequiaTon a esta
con un gran surtido de pleas
de ropa blanca cOnfeccionada
por las obsequian:es.
-Siguen las cruzadoraS CO.
metiendo fechorias y va en- yer
dad estan alarmaCas las faml-
las, pues los casos Ge robo Sc
ycrifican con mucha frecuen-
cia.
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LAS FIESTAS DE NUESTRA
SONORA DE
EN- BROWNSVILLE.
3 NFORMACTOV GENERAL POR TELEGRAPH Y C0RRE0
Telegrama Especial para LA
PRENSA.


PRENSA.
Brownsville, Texas, Diciem-
bre Eel dia de aver festi-
vidad de Nuestra Sonora &c
Guadalupe, Patrona de Mexl-
co. fue celebrado brillantemen-
te en- esta Ciudad. En- todos los
temples cat6licos hubo cere-
monias religiosas tanto en- la
manana como en- la tarde, vlen-
dose muy concurridos prlncl-
palmente por las 1amilias me-
xicanas que viven en- Browns
vile. Todos los sacerdotes que
Sc encuentran eXpatriados aqui
tomaron parte en- los santos
oficios y en- los sermones que
pronunciation eXhortaron al
pueblo a que elevara sus preces
Dor la pronta pacilicacion de
Mexico.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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FUE PEDIDA LA PLAZA De
(Viene de la Pag la,)

deran ell ataque sobre la pobla-
ci0n.
Parece que Nafarrete no es-
ia dispuesto a ocseqNHar los
deseos del jefe anticaTTanclsta
y ST por ell contraro a defender
ell puerto en- case de ataque.
No he podido saber 81 ell gene
raj carrancista ha cOntestado
la communication de Cara; pc
70 por ell hecho de que muchas
familias han estado pasandose
a esta ciudad, Y &c la alarma
que Sc nota, es de suponerse
que algo grave ocurrira proxi-
mamente.
Manana concluye ell termino
de cuarenta y ocno horas Sc
haIado por ell jefe anticarran-
cista y 81 ell ataQue Sc veriflca,
10 avisare Embellishments.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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general por herenc,a de su prl-
mera esposa la sonora Ord,
hija del general americana de
este ultimo apellido.
Ell viernes en- la tarde Ell
juez de este CondadO, Mr.. ia
mes R. Davis, faIl6 ell asunto
nombrado administrators tenn
poral de los referidos blenes
a la senora Zambrano de Ire
vino, quien otorg6 una tlanza
de $500, 600 eXigida por la ley
para garantizar eli maneJo de
su administration.
La senora Zambrano de Ire
vino sucede en- la administra-
ci6n de los bienes al senior don
Jose Geronimo, MO del gene
raj, que habia sidO nOmbrado
administrator en- Noviembre
pasado, por ell miSmO Juez Da-
Wis; pero en- vista de la deman-
da presentada u~ltimamente,
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Noticias Varias de Mission
Texas.
MISSION Tex, Diciembre II

MlSlON lex, DlCleLlDIS IL
Con motive de la aprOXima-
ci6n del aniversario del adve-
nimiento del Redentor del Nun
do, n6tanSe algunos preparatl-
vos en- todos los temples de eS-
ia ciudad Y es de esperarse
que las fiestas resulten muy
agradables y concurridas.
-Muy animada resulto la
tertulia que algunos j6venes a.
doradores de TerpsicOre cele-
braron ell domingo de la pasa-
da semana. Las mas distingui-
das familias honraron con su
presencia la fiesta que terml-
no a las dos de la manana.
-Bajo la direction del Sc
nor Dionisio Gorera, ha cOmen
zado a publicarse un periodl-
co escrito en- espa9ol, en- c. Ca
margo, lamps. Muy bien reel
Dido ha sidO en- esta ciudad ell
c6lega mencionado pues cuen-
ia con muchas simpatias Ell 81.
Corona.
La situaci6n commercial I'm
pieza a mejorar por estos rum
hos pues Sc har emprendldo
algunos quehaceres que dan
trabajo a mucha genie. Los
comerciantes estan de place
mes.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Los mexicanos sentenciados.

Los seis mexicanos que fue-
ron sentenciados por 81 juez
Burns a sufrir IN arrestO de
sesenta dias por yiolar las
leyes de neutralidad, SON:
Juan Villarreal, Te6filo Marti-
nez, Alberto Cara, Victor
Eneva, Jose Villarreal y Jose
Martinez. Las declaraciOneS he
chas por los precesadOs cauSa-
ron impression al jurado Y al
publico, pues unos dijeron que
iban a recuperar los intereseS
de que habian sido despojadOS
por los carrancistas; otros,
que iban a matar 0 a que los
mataran y f~inalmente, que
iban a ayudar para ell reStable
cimientO de Ia paz en- Mexico.
Es muy possible que salgan
libres los encarceladoS, pueS
tienen en- su favor las simpa-
tias del Juez, del jurado Y del
publico.
La Via q Matamoros.-COn-
ira 10 que Sc aseguraba, la via
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Los ex- Generales Rivero yQueroI
Sc urlel1 a Salazar y Campo
sALAZAR Sc HALLA EN- Ell MINERAL DE sABlNAL
DONDF EsPERA RECIBIR UN 70 DE AR
MAS Y MUNICIONES ARA SUS FUERZAS.

BILE ell numero de periodlcos
que habian aparecido en- FL
Paso, Y la verdad es que no
es ell campo su1lciente para
todos. A este Sc debe tambien,
ell que la mayor parte de los
p~eri6dicos que tenian POGO de
vida, hayan desaparecido.
da, hayan desaparecido.
Quedan dos, uno de ellos,
organo del carrancismo, que
ataca fuertemente a Villa y a
la Convention.
-. Communication de Fabela.-
Ell consul carranciSta en- esta
ciudad recibi6 I'm mensaje sus-
critic por ell Lie. Isidro Fabela,
,participandole que, habiendo
sido comisionado pOr ell primer
iefe de los consiItucionallstas
para cumplir una comision en-
Cuba y Europa, queda al tren-
tie de la Secretaria de Relaclo-
mes Exteriores ell Lie MARCEL
no Davalos, con eli caracter de
Official mayor INFERNO encar-
gadO del Despacho.
Salida de fuerzas.-La sail
da de las fuerzas americans
para Naco, Arizona, cause
cierta excitaci6n, e~specialmen-
tie entire el elementO meXlcano,
pues Sc crey6 que Sc trataba
de algo mas grave, dada la 81
Guaci6n que prevalece en- Naco,
Sonora, situaci6n que ha lie
gado a ser va in~sostenible a
causa de 10 prolongado de la
lucha entire carrancistas y may
torenistas.
Ell Corresponsal.
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NACIMIENTOS.

Die. 2.-Sr y Sra. H. Calde-
ron, 4O5, Vargas street; un nj
no.
Die. 4.-Sr. y Sra. Alfredo
Gonzalez, 1926, Baylor Street;
un ninO.
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Roman Perez, eGad Z amos,
1T, South Laredo Street; he
paths.
Pedro Perales, edad p me-
ses, az, Santa Rosa Avenue;
difteria.
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Sc MEGA a entregar Ell consulate
al Representative de Carranza
Ell ANTIGUA CONSUL, ALB IT LEAL, DICE QUE NO
PUEDE ENTREGAR L AR CHIVO A NINCUN REPRE-
SENTANTE DE a. FAC CLONES QUE HAY EN-
LA REPUBLICA DE MEXICO.

f6rrea entire Monterrey y ell
vecino puerto de MatamoroS,
Sc haya en- buen estadO, pues
no ha sido perjudicada hasta
ahora, Y ell trafico entire am
bias poblaciones sigue hacien-
dos con regularidad. Y tan es-
ia al corriente que han estado
llegandO a esta ciudad VariaS
familias procedenteS de la ca
pital del Estado de Nuevo
Leon.
Las tropas e ejercitan.-
DEariamente Salen del fuerte
Brown las fuerzas americans
que Sc encuentran aqul, a ha-
Ger ejerciciOs militares para 10
cual llevan hasta la artillerla
mOntada. Hacia muchO tempo
que las tropas americans
no Sc entregaban a la practi-
ca de ejercicios pero ahOra los
est&n hacienda por Orden de Ia
Secretaria de Guerra.
SaIio absuelto.-La Corte del
Distrito declare Ia libertad alb
soIuta, del diputado Scheriff,
c. O. Mononan, quien fu6 acu-
sado de haber dado muerte q
Casimiro Tamayc. FL REQ com
prob6 que 81 do muerte a Tia
mayo, fu6 obrando en- legitima
defensa.
Fue sentenciado.- Tomas
VaIdes muy conocido aqui, fue
sentenciado por la Corte a
sufrir IN arreSto de 30 dias y
q pagan una multa de Glen pc
SOS, por haber mfrigidO las
leyes Sobre bebidaS alcohol
cas-.
Ell Juez ". T. Burns cOnce-
do al REQ que empiece a eX-
tinguir ell arresto despues del
dia 1ro. para que pueda pa
sar las fiestas de fin de ano
al lado de su familia.
Ell CorrespOnSal.
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ACADIA de der0gar eli nombra-
miento en- favor &c la sonora.
Parece que los acogados del
ST.. don Jose Geronimo han a.
pelado de la determination del
Juez Davis, por 10 que ell asun
TO pasara a la 73a. Corte de
Distrito.
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Periodicos suspendidos.-Va
rios de los periUoicos meXlca-
nos que Sc publicaban aqui,
han suspendido sus labores.
Unos temporalmente, para rea-
parecer con elementOs proploS,
y otros, para siempre, por ser
impossible su }sOstenimiento.
Era va bastan;e considera-
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]. M, MONTEMAYOR

Conpro y vendo dinerO meSicano. Fendo gsros
sobre Mexico. Leon. GIanajuato y Monterrey.
37 DoIorosa St. SeSuido del Hotel Southern.
Tel Travis $780, San Antonio, Tex
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Ell Paso, Tex, Die, 11.-Las
noticias que llegan de la ciu-
dad de Chihuahua, sobre la
situaci6n que reina en- Ell E5-
tado. son del TODD contrad:c-
torias, Y por 10 tanco, no es po-
sible recoier una information
serena Y del TODD fiel. Sc ase-
qura que los generates exile
derales Santiago j. RiVero Y
Emilio Querol, Sc nan undo a
Salazar y Campo, para luchar
en- contra. d. los ~villistasy ca
rranciStaS.
Tengo noicia de o. Sala-
zar Sc encuen-rd con una par
tida de gentC armada. Ell Ell
mineral de &aDinal, en- dondc
esperl recibir IN cargamento
de municiones para dOtar cor
venientementH a las trop"s Que
Sc pondran 4 Gus ordcueS.
Tambi6n sc dice que las au-
toridades Whistles, estan ejer-
ciendo una ~e&&9cta viGilancia
en- todas las parties dOnde han
aparecido partidas de rebel
des, y que han dictado medi-
das energicas para destrulr
los movimientos revoluciona-
rios que Sc han iniciado en- ell
Distrito de Galeana.
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visiting at the home of Jas. Whaley,
started home in Mr.. Rowe's auto.
When they got out by Frank Locke's
farm n of the tires punctured. They
stopped and put On another tire, but
Ii was also punctured almost as soon
as they started, SO they turned
around and came back to G~arretson.
II was then getting dusk, so they
stopped on the bridge while the
lamps were lighted. AS they started
across the tracks, Mr.. Rowe was
watching the tire that had been pune
tured and did not notice that a train
was backing down the track. The
auto struck the train between the
tender and the engine, with disas-
trous effect to the auto. 1t was
thrown to n side, one wheel crush
ed, and otherwise badly damaged.
Mrs. Rowe had her left arm broken
and her left elbow d~islocated. The
others were not injured except from
the jar and fright.
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L. MANDATORY
Postmaster Primary Is a Law of
South Dakota.

Pierre, July 2S.-While the Wash
ington authorities will have the right
of doing as they please about desig-
mating postmasters, this does not re-
lease local authorities from follow
ing out the provisions of the state
law in making recommendations.
This is the ruling of Attorney Gen
eral Johnson on an inquiry from Cod
ington county. He holds that the
postmaster primary regulations have
been in effect since March "a, 1914.
The act provides that the party
county chairman of the party in
power nationally post notices ninety
days prior to the expiration of any
~postoffice commission, to be follow
Ell by an election. The hcoice record
ed in the election is duly recommend
ed by an election. The choice record
eral and c~ongressioal delegation.
Johnson holds that the statute is
mandatory and county chairmen
and municipal clerks must comply
with the act, "and if they do not so
comply, they subject themselves to
fine and Imprisonment"
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THE Foreign WAR
GERMANY ORDERS CONCENTRA-
TION OF FLEET IN HOME
WATERS.

st. Paul, July 28.-Special: The
following advices have been received
by the American Press Association:
Berlin-The German admiralty to-
day ordered concentration of the
German feet in home waters.
Vienna-It was semi-oficially an
nounced here today that Austro-Hun-
gary had decided to refuse Sir Ed
ward Grey's proposal of an ambas-
sadorial conference in London.
Berlin-Reports from the Austrian
border today state that the transpor-
tation Of the eighth and ninth Au-
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ing to check up the books of the
Farmers Elevator Co.
F. A. Glass of Cresco, la, is in the
city, guest of his b~rotherinlaw, j. j.
Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Baldwin were
morning passengers for Sioux Rap
ids, Ia, on a visit with a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. s. Johnson, who
have been guests at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. G.. T.. Olstad, return
ed to their home in Sioux Falls.
Applications for operators to fill
vacancies will be received by the
manager of the telephone company.
| Apply at the managers office.
VIM. Curtis is pleased with a pic
ture painted and sent to him by his
son, Harry. The subject is the
heads of two horses and is very fine
ly executed.
Three head of cattle belonging to
the county were killed at the poor
farm Sunday by the south bound
passenger train. A claim of $500
has been filed by the county commits
sioners with the railroad company
l lOI lnS lOSs VI NAC pIOpClb ~
During the storm last evening
lightning struck the C.. +. Seid resi-
dence corner Washington emu and
Fourth street. A fire started in the
roof and the fire department was
called out, but little damage was
done by either fire or lightning.
Chief of Police Winesburg picked
up a couple of men from the crowd
of harvest hands who were selling
postage stamps, a dollars worth fol-
35 cents. The men were claimed by
Sheriff Thorn of Howard, who took
them to that place for ivestigatior
by the postal authorities.
A gentle rain, the cloud forming
directly over the city, prevailed in
Madison about 5 o'clock last evening
lasting about a half hour. The storm
cloud passed off toward the south
iTrainmen report the shower extend
ing only four or five miles north and
west to Fedora. A heavy rain visited
Bristol and points in that vicinity
Saturday night.
The Washington weather bureau
in its weekly forecast predicts gen.
orally fair and warm weather over
the whole country the present week
THE next disturbance of import te
cross the country will appear in the
far west today and move eastward
Icrossing the central valley Wednes
day or Thursday and the eastern
states near the end of the week
This disturbance will be attended b!
local showers and thunders storms
and be followed by a change to cool
er weather in the northern and cen
trail states.
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LOCAL NEWS

Get your ice ear at the Sugar
Bowl, 80 cents a quart, delivered to
any part Of the city.
Eat at Jacks.
Geo. Cook, the jeweler, will con-
tinue his closing out sale for another
thirty days. There are some very
choice bargains in this sale.
Use DR.. Hess Fly Chaser" Save
the horses and cows from constant
torture. Absolutely satisfactory OIL
money back.-Osborn's drug store.
Eat at Jacks.
Wanted. Dining room girl
Model Restaurant.
Very latest creation in ladies' hand
bags.-Porter Pharmacy.
For Rent. Seven room over Os-
born's drug store. Call at the store.
White taffeta and moray hats fol
midsummer at Morse's.
Big sale on flowers, half off.-Mrs
X. Knoeri.
Eat at Jacks.
Lost. Open face gold watch, leath
er fob attached. Return to j. s
Murphy and receive reward.
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City property for sale. Inquire "a
HotchkisS grocery.

City property for sale. Inquire at
Hotchkiss grocery.
Any time is a good time to drink
at u fountain.-Porter Pharmacy.
For Sale. Fine building lot 75x15O
feet, with barn and automobile shed,
1R blocks from Normal. Inquire
this office.
Great bargains in dresses, 1-3 off,
at Morse's.
VIM. Styler, plain and ornamental
plasterer, jobbing promptly attended
to. Box 396. Madison. S. ID.
See our window display of Whit
ing's society stationery. Our store
display is twice as large.-Porter
Pharmacy.
For Sale. Jackson automobile in
first elias sorder. Cost $3.50, will
take $3.50. Kindig. Ford Garage,
Madison.
For Sale. Five passenger Stude.
baker, just overhauled and in first
class condition. Part cash, balance
to suit purchaser. Inquire this Of,
fee.
Wanted. Dining room girl a
Lake Park.
Regular meeting Rebekah lodge
Wednesday evening. Ice cream VIII
be served.-Sophia Elfert, N. G.
The Presbyterian missionary SO
ciety will meet tomorrow Afternoon
with Mrs. G. McKibbin.
John A. Slimme of Minneapolis, al
expert accountant, arrived this morn
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AUTO EXCURSIONISTS
THE MERIDIAN ROAD PARTY
FROM SAN ANTONIO, TEN,
TO WINNIPEG ARRIVES
IN MADISON.

The Meridian Road automobile
party from San Antonio, Tex, to
Winnipeg arrived in Madison at
1880 this morning. They were due
to arrive last evening, but were de-
layed by rain and spent the night in
Salem. A number of local automo-
bilists met the party a few miles out
on the Meridian Road and escorted
them into the city.
The party comprises twelve mem
bers in three cars, and the trip is in
the interest of the Meridian highway.
Col. and Mrs. ID. r. Colp of San An
tonic and Col. and Mrs. A. l.. West
gard Of New York City accompany
the party. Col. Westgard is vice
president of the Meridian Road asso-
citation and president of the Texas di-
vision, while Col. Colp is vice presi-
dent of the National Highway asso-
citation. Other members of the party
are T.. r. Gafford of the Associated
Press, Clarence Meyers and J.. A.
Stroburg, representing the Austin,
Tex, chamber of commerce; Geo.
Garde, James Westgard, Thos. Bates
and f. E. Kiefer.
Col. Colp, explaining the purposes
of the trip, said: The Meridian
Road is mapped from Winnipeg, Can
ada, to Austin and San Antonio, Tex,
| with a lateral to the Gulf from Waco
and will eventually go through to the
/ City of Mexico. We are, of course,
out on a trip which will stimulate in
terest in this great highway that
brings the northern and southern
boundaries closer. This road will
| send your southern tourists north in
| the summer and the northern tourists
| south in the winter. The advertising
| that the road gets and the knowledge
| that it is in good condition will cause
| tourists to drive miles out of their
| way to follow it. This naturally means
a large benefit to the cities and
| counties along the line. We figure
| that the average county in Texas,
and your conditions here are very
little different, will receive over $780,
900 additional business annually
This statement is based on 100 cars
daily"
Col. Westgard says that it is his
routes so that the National Highway
commission may be in position to
make intelligent recommendations or
the expenditure of funds from the
federal government. Bills now pend
ing will divert $80.000,0 900 to these
roads and the expenditure will b'
made largely on the suggestion
made by Col. Westgard and his as
sociates.
Moving pictures of the towns alons
the route and of the road are beint
taken and will be shown all over thu
country. Some excellent pictures o
Madison and the road in and GU
were secured.
The excursionists remained in tn
city about an hour, departing TO
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st. Paul, July Especial: The
following advices have been received
by the American Press Association:
Nisp, Servia.-The Seryian steam
ers, Deligrad and Morava, were
seized today at Orsoya on the Dan
ube by Austrians. The Servian eel
ors were hauled down and the Aus
trian flag hoisted. The passengers
were detained.
Vienna. The Militaerische HS
Rundschau reports active movements
of both Seryian and Montenegro
troops which are in close touch al
Priobi, near the frontier of Bosnia.
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There Is sure and wholesome action in
every dose of Foley Cathartic Tablets,
They cleanse with never a grippe or pain
Chronic cases of constipation find them
invaluable. Stout people are relieved
of thai bloated. congested feeling. so un'
comfortable especially in hot weather
They keep the liver busy. For sale by
all Enthusiastically.
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AUTO ACCIDENT
FIandreau Party Collides With Train
at GarretsOn.

G~arretson, July 28.-Another ac-
cident happened at the railroad cross
ing in the northwest part of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Rowe and Mrs.
Lewis of Flandreau, who have been
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Arlington, escorted by four cars
which arrived from that place early
this morning. The party expects to
reach Winnipeg Friday night.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28
THE CITY


Generally fair tonight and Wednes-
day; no important change in temper
AZURE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-28

strian army corps from Bohemia
toward the Servian frontier began
yesterday, and that there is no traf-
hc on the Bohemian railroad except
that @. troop trains.
st. Paul, July Especial: The
following advices have been received
by the American Press Association:
London-Austria today formally
declared war against Seryia, accord
ing to Vienna dispatches received
here. This announcement was quick.
ly followed by the refusal of Austria
to suspend hostilities on England''
suggestion pending peace negotia
tions. Foreign Minister Bechtold
of Austria made it known by |
courteous note to Sir Edward Gree
that Austria had come too far t.
turn back.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07
OFFER REWARD FOR
BUCKEYE NAIL SCATTERER

The Abilene Motor club has of.
fered a reward of $25 for informa-
ton leading to the conviction OF
the person who scattered roofing
nails along Buckeye road about a
mile south of town. Two Abilene
cars that went over the Buckeye
road Sunday ran into the nails and
lot of damage was done to the
tires. A tire on j. G. Cutters car
had 20 holes in it, and another had
seven holes.
G. Hackenberger's car also hit a
string of the nails. One new inner
tube was completely riddled and the
tire was subjected to IL heats" be-
fore all the holes were filled. An
other tire had a number of pune
lures.