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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
FOR sALE-Household Goods

LOT of second hand wardrobes. from IS
to $40 They are bargains without
doubt. See us for these bargains.
Main. Phone Randolph 5si6.
TWO new royal heaters, No. II, will
. be sold here for $40 II sold at once zee
Sec Cobb Furniture Company. 1409
makes and kinds. in prices from SO
to $3.50. These are all in first-class
on Cobb Fpr%l5pEe
several Inherent males Of gas
ranges on hand and in need of room. we
are Offering the wonderful values at
pany, 1909 East Main. Randolph 5s16.
WE have on hand or davenports.
These are tho most convenient pieces
Of furniture YOU can have around the
niture Company. 14oo East Main.
SEVERAL second hand Comet self
Cobb furniture Company. 1903 East
Main.
We are f . gu, few noM Sressers
they are gone Cobb Furniture Com
pany 1903 East Main.
WE have so second hand iron beds
!. that we VIII sell at h half price, rang.
ture Company. 400 East Main Street.
ALL kinds cooking stoves and ranges
that will sell at sacrifice. Cobb
Furniture Company. 1909 East Main
Street.
FOR sale, several blast heaters at
a low sacrifice price. Cobb Furni-
ture Company. 1909 East Main Street.
Randolph 5816.
nut bedroom suits that we are Of
feripg at a sacrifice price of $3.50 a
suit Take adyantage Of this wonderful
pany. 1909 East Main. Randolph 5s16.
SEVERAL quartered oak bufrets These
are handsome pieces OF furniture, and
we are offering themnat the. remarkably
wonderful bargain you should see Cobb
Randolph 5s16.
FOR sale. almost new coal range cheap
5oSses quick buyer Phone Randolph
NICE oak bedroom suit at sacrifice
2 South Pine.
WE have about 100 mating druggets
that we , will sell at $40 each If sold
1409 East Main.
drugsets. $3.50 to sio. See Gobb
Furniture Company. 1909 East Main
Street.
FOR sale. S-compartment ireloss cook
er. Good as new; less than cost II
1875. care Times Dispatch.
WE buy, sell and exchange furniture.
+ Get our prices and save money. Easy
terms. Main Street Furniture Com
pany. Inc. 1925 East Main Street.
FOR sale. beautiful davenport. leather
bureau, tables, chairs, desk, book stand,
china closet. wash stand, hall rack.
5221West Clay. - 4. i - ~. & j:
FOR sale. mahogany scroll. Colonial
desk; good size and in good order.
Reason for selling, moving. Call Ran
dolph 1916.
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.FoR .siAlLE-yehlcles.

FOR sale. glass front station carriage
and harness in first-class order;
OF use. For particulars address A 81.
care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. bakery wagon In good con-
dition. Apply. Auditorium Stables.
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Now is the time to buy used cars:
stock of used cars ever assembled on
one floor We can please you in both
car and price.
1918 Studebaker 4-cylinder. 7-passen-
ger; bought in June: force sale. s615.
1912 Winton 6-cylinder, 7-passenGer:
1912 Overland 30-horsepower, -passen-
ger; seat covers. electric lights and
1911 ainxWSSIl, a5-horsspower: used 3
1879 1879 Ford, 5-gassenger. Only s275.
shock absorbers. Master vibrator and
electric lights. s375.
ke ran dost s pes
Only s2S5.
1912 Hupmobile. 2o-horsepower. .-pas-
1910 Mi5 6I .sss horsepower. 4-passen-
1918 Chalmers. 3s-horsepower, spas
senger;o slightly used. Cost s2.45o.
1910 Studebaker taxicab. only $3.50.
1912 Stoddard Dayton. .45-horsepower:
1919 sp sspU orh 4-pass aS GER? some
speed; perfect condition. Only s+15.
1913 one-ton Buick truck. Cost $3.50.
1911 Overland. 4o-hor.cpower. 3-passen-
1e1l Studebaker. 4-passenger. Only
1ei2 Marathon roadster. Only s275.
1912 Lozier. .4-cylinder. passenger:
1872 lsnf Eesier ;, sIsyiinder special Spas
1914 Krit. So,horrsepower. 5-passenger;
IS %
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Northumberland.

PARTNER wanted for civil service cor
respondence schools. Established
home Office. Washington; Southern Of
eYery student with typewriter at home.
$500 cash. required and references. b
135, care Times-D Dispatch.
WANTED, partner in a going business;
small capital. G &c. care. Times Dis
patch. t'tnt .aft }S.rE
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FOR sALE-Animals.
FOR SALE. HORSES, MARES. MULE

FOR SALE, HORSES, MARES MULES.
ing no furshsr use for them. 7 Viii III n sell
SSasaap E,s9a pulss Fight HYt Of The
SIS xae up. Also head of large young
mares weight PSooS S All nn this W sto s%a Is
need ao Veil nS look ea thes 81
cruirs Stable, is South Tenth. Street.
FOUR thorough bred collie pups for
alKe each Xddres saiErsMf stepnesa
son. McComas. w. Va
WANTED, several bird dogs to break;
terms. SIS per month. which includes
Dress B. 81, care Times-Dispatch.
FOR sale. q large and 2 small mules;
good condition. Can be seen at the
1890 chafin street
WANTED, to sell Q or 8 young draft
mules. Tyler & Ryan, 100 West
Cary.
FOR sale, 2 good work horses. Waller
Taylor S: Son. 1o9 North Eighteenth
WANTED. bird dogs to train: For
Powha tan County. Va.
FOR sale. one. setter dog. male. years
old; a fine hunter; we'll broke. Box
90. II. l., Glen Allen. Va.
FOB sale TiSh setter setter fsm9ls
{. T. Day. Dry Bridge Va
FOR sale or hire. one horse or mule.
S23 West Cary.
FOR sale--Hnving no further use for
10 mules, we will sell them at big
6 years, old. sound; Price; $3.50; l
$500; ! pair. 4 years old. weight 1000
mounds. sound and very handsome.
Price. S325 II pair cheap mules for S175.
weigh! 1000 pounds. Also one pair mules
for S150. Any one looking, call and see
this stock before buying. They are all In
fine condition; Can be seen at Cranes
Southern Transfer Stable, No. 16 South
Fifteenth Street. Half square from
Main Street Station.
FOR sale. 2 thoroughly trained beagle
Z. hounds. years old. male and female.
These dogs have been in the country
NIL their lives and are sold for want Of
use. Price. s25 for the 2. Write or
phone Fl. NJ. Wilkinson, Kennel Man
ager, Curtis Neck Farm, Box 1913.
Richmond. Va.
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ADOPTION.

A pretty, healthy baby boy. about two
months old, will be given for adop-
ton to responsible person who can fur
nish references. Call Mt 100 West Clay
Street, Clty.ft:ts~S
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MEETINGS.

vices of Richmond Nest, No.. 1866.
will he held in the lodgerooms in Co
AT aoG 2. Nh n All I'll owls are we Hxsoer
Railway and Power Company,
Seventh and Franklin Streets;
m nual meeting Of the ie stockholders of
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
paanX, will be held at the geenerasl 6 ofiiSe
mond. Va, on WEDNEsDAY. Novem-
ber IS, ,1914..at u o'clock NJ.
A. and will be reopened on Thursday.
November ls5f1e14. It 10 x1t HGl9s sks 4. NJ.
Secretary.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Office of the Secretary.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the r,eg gu
Company will be held at the office of
p1XEs II TIE e hs 9f 6ay
The transfer books of the s,mpany
M aoss o MesReieay amd VIII be-
reopened on "Wednesday, November Is.
1914. at 10 o'clock a; NJ.
October 81, 1914.
The Atlantic Land and Improvement
Company,
w. Office of the Secretary.
NOTICE is 8eercby given that the regu-
/: lar annual meeting of stockholders
Of The Atlantic Land and Improvement
Company will be heldaat the Office Of
the company in the city of Richmond.
Va, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Mo-
1914. at 1890 so'clock P. NJ.
H.:.L..BORDEN.
Secretary.
R a stated communication of Hem
ny rico Union Lodge. No 100, a. F.
Hall. III North Twenty.fifth Street.
MONDAY. EVENING". November 2 atSy7
Q o'clock Members of slater lodges and
transient brethren are. fraternally 3 In
Viteu to be present. S.i.s :tsi5S q ~ 81 y
BY order OF the worshipful master. Z
JOSPEH 8. WILSON,
Secretary.
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OUR window and housccleaning, stain
ing and waxing floors, care OF hard
wood floors and making dark floors
light our specially. William Johnson,
Randolph 1920
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DETECTIVES.

AN opportunity to be a detective.
Write Chas. o. Burch, Private Dctec-
tive Agency, Park Building. Richmond
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HAVE several open and top buggies
secondhand. for $40. SIS and s25
Bargains; spring wagons: $40, oper
and top.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01

ONE fine top spring wagon suitable
for fancy dry goods or similar pur-
poses. only used few times. Will sell
for s35 less than first cost.
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( POULTRY AND BIRDS.


STEROTYPERS mats for sale. Chicken
raisers will find these very valuable
for lining chicken houses. sheds. barns,
etc. They are flexiblye and tough. Size
1Sx22. They weigh to the pound.
Price, 81 per 100 pounds at this office.
Put up In 50-pound lots. You pay tho
freight Address The Times Dispatch.
so White Wyandotte hens and pullets
for sale, very cheap. Call Madison
5n51-Y.
SACRIFICE sale of standard bred, rib
bon winning, Barred Plymouth Rocks,
singles or pens. Wister Poultry Farm,
Dumbarton, Va.
FOR sale. white orpingtons; hen. IL
pullets 81 n piece. Address ID 81.
care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. genuine white leghorn pull
let's and year-old hens. Phone Ran
dolph 1881.
WHITE wynndotte cockerels. Keller
strain: fine birds. Purity Poultry
Farm. Wakefield. Va.
FOR sale. 70 barred plymouth rock
pullets and hens; richly bred and
highest quality. c. L. Petit. Moody
Avenue and Park. Woodland Heights.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

SPECIAL this week and next. perfect
ly dry oak and pine slabs, the great
est bargain. because 1t is the hest for
cooking and kindling. and there is
nothing better than oak slabs for
crates. You can save about 81 on the
cord. My coal Is -freeburning. Pleases
housekeepers because they get pure.
fine ashes Tho only yard on West
Broad Street. No. 1906. Longs.
VIRGINIA anthracite, 81; coke, $3.50.
loads S675. Also lump, splint and
New River coal pine aud oak wood:
dry and under shelter. Tyler G. Ryan.
1901 West Cary. Phones Randolph
30l7, Madison 1879.
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FOR sAI.E--Houschold Goods

HEATERS cheap. for cash. One Gem
$3.50: one No. 20 Comet. So. one Co
lumbus bsse burner. lf-feeder. $3.50.
cost $a6 new. others from 81 up.
Broad.
ONE $40 bedlounge. only So; one nat
top piaho,a $50: good usec wardrobes.
!s.So up; good organ. s26; sdeboardg.
sideboard. very massive and beautiful.
only IS. Southern Furniture Company,
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Shoes SHOES. SHOES.

e23 East Broad, near City Hall. is the
new homo or Bowden's Sample Shoe
Store. Good shoes cheap for the whole
family.
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AuroNioBuiLEA.

FOR sale. ono Grjnrcll electric coupe,
1912 model. first-clnss condition. Real
bargain to quick: purchaser. Account
owner leaving city. Mrs. George =.
Johnson. 2S0l Grove Avenue. Phone
MADISON b76
FORD 5-pnssenger carton sale: valued
mt $3.50. Our client will accept small
piece OF propertyz of good value. See
J, w, Lord & Co.. lilo East Main street.
Richmond.
FOR sale, one 5-passengor Ford car.
one 1913 Ford runapont; both In
flrst-class condition. Apply 312 North
Twenty-seyenth Street
WANTED. second hand Ford runabout
in good condition.. State price and
particulars Box So. Weldon, N. e.
FIVE-PASSENGER automobile. $3.50.
Call Randolph 1877 or Madison 2249-J.
27o5 East Broad Street.
HUPMOBILE. 1917 .t4-door, 2 passenger:
must sell to-day. Only $l9O. fully
equipped. Gail 21s Eighth Street.
1914 Ford 5-passenger seat covers.
shock absorbers, Master vibrator
spcedometer,. electric lights. Phone
M iaiuhsS 6, ass. or address 2l2 North
WANTED. 100 automobiles at once Will
pay cash for bargains. Turning away
cash buyers daily. Phone 45S. Rich
mond Auto Clearing House, Murphy
Block. 212 North, Eighth Street.
FOR sale or exchange. / Studebaker
o-passenSer touring car, In ftrst-class
condition; Will exchange for 2-passen
ger Ford runabout. E liz, care Times
Dispatch
RICHMOND AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
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HAVE big stock of spring wagons ir
top and open. ,and VIII make very
low prices same.
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HAVE the largest stock of buggies.
and are making special prices for cash.
and any one interested in bargains in
buggies, wagons. harness and robes.
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RICHMOND AUTO CLEARING HOUSE.
Murphy Block. 2l2 North Eighth Street.

DEALERS in 1915 Kritzs. $3.50: 1918
Maxwells, SG95. 4.e..
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FOR SALE-Vehicles.

ONE pneuwatis tire runabout made by
rGnabout, SIS. and one for s65: one TOP
buggy. se5; one one surrey. SIS; one top
and repairing. and rubber tire work
Thomas Fl. Duke & Co.. S04 Brook Ave-
nue..
TWO single and one double truck in
good order cheap.
LARGE assortment of business buGgies.
TIpna, ims phaetons and s1rriss; Also
wagons. Repairing and painting neatly
done
y. MEYERS SONS.
T31 East Cary Street.
HAVE the largest stock of buggies.
Surveys and runabouts in the city,
and are making special prices for cash.
and any one interested In bargains in
see us.
top and op erH ,and S VIII MAKE nsoh Ser IN
low prices on same.
HAVE several open and top hughes.
Bargains; spring wagons; $40, open
and top.
for fancy dry, goods or similar pur--
poses. only used few times. Will sell
for s35 less than first cost.
RRISTow -woRsHAM co.
IL North Fifteenth Street.
If you are in need OF a vehicle or any
thing pertaining 10 your horse, con-
us to offer these vehicle specials.
R3R ssGE'sS s sisso q te :! s. s,''
FARM wagons, $3.50 up; hackney.
TOP delivery wagons, $50 up
oPEN delivery wagons. $40 up.
COMPLETE assortmeis of blankets.
robes. harness and accessories.
WE. have two single trucks at $50. See
these quick. also two phaetons $50
original value $3.50; used not 80 days.
$3.50; Repairing, painting. rubber tire
3. G. Bristow. 1929 East Main Street.
@1l-I5 North Eighteenth Street.
TWO single and one double truck in
good condition.
SEVERAL top and open buggies in
good repair and painted. cheap.
WE carry a large stock of business
wagons. top and open, for all pur-
poses.
BuGGIEs for every OCCASION; run
,abouts. surrics and phaetons
AUTO bodies; for Ford cars in stock:
several styles to select from.
REPAINTING and painting In all it's
branches. Prompt service; lowest
prices.
A. MEYERS SONS,
731 East Cary Street
JUST receiver fresh stock Of wagons
and buggies; all styles at prices to
suit .-'A
SEE our sos business buggy; also a
new lot of up to-dat eilaundryw wagons
at most attractive figures ~
AUTOMOBILE body building, repair-I
ing and repainting a specially. Smith
Moore Vehicle Co., 3l4 North Fifth
Street.
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NoTIcE-Legal
ntic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Compans.
Office of the -Ireas urer. 49,
". II. SCOTT.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Office of the Treasurer.
Wilmington, y. c.. Nov. 1. 1917 Z
THE board of directors of Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company has de-
ciared a dividend OF 2 IL per cent on
the preferred capital stock of that
company. payable at the office OF the
treasurer, at Wilmington, n. c.. on and
after November 10, 1914. The trans
of October to November 10. 1914 both
JAMES F. POST.
Treasurer.
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WAIT ED-sroney.

WANTED. to borrow $500 for 2 years
on Jackson Ward property. worth
$1,000 3 40, care Times Dispatch.
WILL, pay 500 brokerage for $4,000
first mortgage loan: good security.
WANTED to borrow. $500 or $500 on
lot worth $1,000. Address ~ IL. care
Tirres- Dispatch or Randolph BIG.
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ONE pneumatic tire runabout made by
Meyer. Something nice for $40. Ono
hrrW on and s one Tor go; one tor
wagon. $50; one wagon. s25. Painting
and repairing and rubber tire work
Thomas Fl. Duke & Co. S04 Brook Ave-
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TWO single and one double truck in
good order cheap.
TWO rubber tire business buggles,
newly painted.
LARGE assortment of business buGGies.
runaboutS, phaetonS and surries. Also
full line OF grocery and delivery
wagons. Repairing and painting neatly
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S | 800

4 Owner needing money, will sell seven-
room Cary street residence newly
painted and papcred and leased at
$3.50 per annum. Small cash payment
and balance long time.
WIN. NJ: MILLER x CO, INC.
1913 North Eighth street
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ROOFING.
MEDICAL.

THE Utah Wonder. DR.. Porter's Utah
Wonder cures tobacco and ciga' ette
habit Sure cure IL you follow direc-
lions VIII send by mail on receipt
Of so cents. DR.. N. Porter. r. O. Box
1919 Norfolk. Va
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ATTENTION OWLS-The memorial SER
vices of Richmond Nest No.. 1866.
will he held in the lodgerooms In CO.
Jumbo Hall on SUNDAY. November J.,
al 3 L. NJ All Owls are welcome
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y. MEYERS SONS.
731 East Cary Street.
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RRISTOW-wORSHAM co.
IL North Fifteenth Street.

If you are in need OF vehicle or any
thing pertaining 10 your horse, con-
suit us. Business opening UP enables
us to offer these vehicle specials.
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REPAINTING and painting In all it's
branches. Prompt service; lowest
prices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01

BUGGIES for every OCCASION; run
aboMts. surries and phaetons
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AUTO bodies for Ford cars in stock:
several styles to select from.
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WANTED--Business.

WANTED to rent. Il good hotel In small
town. say from 1000 to 5000 in
habitants. Address Box 49, Clarks-
vile. Va.
ESTA BEISHlcD real estate firm desires
to represent reliable fire Insurance
company. we arc In n position to get
business. Address A II. care Times
Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01

WANTED, to buy In any quantity
secondhand furniture. Highest cash
prices paid. Phone Randolph 1916.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01

WANTED. to buy for cash household
goods in any quantity Phone Madi.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-05-21
ORLAN
An Interesting Collection of News
and Personal Items.

Orland, May 21.-Special: The
late spring rains have been very sue
cessful toward making the crops
grow. The ground is in fine shane
for the corn and all the farmers are
busy planting corr and some are
nearly through.
Everybody in Orland is very en-
thusiastic over the new electric rail
way that is coming through this To-
cality.
Miss Susie Frager, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Nels Nelson,
at Rutland, returned home Monday.
Henry Madison had the misfor-
tune to lose a valuable horse last
week.
A very interesting ball game took
place at the George Bargman home
last Sunday between Orland and
Ramsey. The score was Q to 5 i'm
favor of Orland.
Charlie Kay and sister, Leta, from
Cotton, spent Sunday at the Tom
Larson home.
Miss Stella Krogstad, who spent
two weeks with Mrs. Frank Wright
of Junius, returned home last Sat
urday.
Laura Foster took eighth grade ex-
aminations last Thursday and Friday
at Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mourer and family
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Shirley and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lander spent
Sunday at the John Trotter home.
Hanna Johnson is spending this
week at the A. ID. Parker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Swanson visited
friends and relatives in this vicinity
the forepart of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Parker left for
Sioux Falls Thursday to attend the
funeral of the formers sister.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-05-21
LETTER FROM MRS. PICKLER.

Dear White Ribboners: May End
with its first national uprising of
women in one day demanding an
amendment to the constitution of the
United States has passed into his
tory. We are glad to hear that many
have observed it and that the demon
stration will crystalline in a more
active effort in our own campaign. A
prominent lawyer of this state told
me recently that he believes it will
carry by an overwhelming majority,
he has not heard a man say he will
vote against the amendment. He
said further that this action will
bring South Dakota into notice better
than anything the voters of this state
can do. This is encouraging. but we
cannot get it with hands down.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-05-21

For Sale. New 6-room cottage,
close in.-Hans Urdahl.
Why not a spring fry for your
Sunday dinner?-Phone AZ.
Don't forget Guy E. Hanson's great
sale on Diamonds and Watches, May
goth to June 5th. Graduation buy
ing made easy.
Wanted at once. Man to break 60
to 100 acres of land near Rutland.
Either cash or crop shares. Apply to
JOS. Henkin.
Say, have you tried the Martin?
Let's get some to take on our fishing
trip.-Porter Pharmacy.
Wanted. / can pasture a limited
number of horses and colts for sea-
son. Plenty good water and shade
trees.-P. Haegney.
For Sale, this week only. One bed
springs and mattress, one range used
two years, one private garage. In
quire at this office.
Mrs. w. G. Abbott and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Clough spent the day in
Sioux Falls and will return by the
midnight train.
That Black Diamond brand russell
grape fruit is the finest of the sea-
son. Three for 25 cents, two for 25
cents and Is cents each.-Earle l..
Kelley, phone 274.
VIM. Fintzel of Webster, an old
time Madison resident, vas a through
passenger this morning, enroute to
points in Wisconsin.
Get your ice cream at the Sugar
Bowl, 80 cents a quart, delivered to
any part of the city.
For Sale. One share in the Madi-
son Farmers Elevator Co., for $25.
Inquire at this office.
My entire stock of jewelry is being
closed out at cost. Make your pur-
chases while you have a good assort-
ment to select from.-Geo. Cook.
Attention, Sir knights! There will
be a meeting of Madison command
cry, X. T., Thursday evening, May 81,
at s o'clock. All Sir Knights in the
city cordially invited to be present.
Work in the Red Cross degree
VIM. Curtis, e. c..
Eat at Jacks.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-05-21

his fields and found a great many
chickens nests burned up.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader: This
morning at 7:30 at st. Michael's pro
cathedral, occurred the marriage of
Miss Elizabeth Whalen of this city to
Mr.. William Roche of Madison. Fol
lowing the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served to the thirty
members of the wedding party at the
home of Mrs. w. j. Flemming, a sis
ter of the bride, after which the hap
by couple departed on their wedding
trip. Among the guests from outside
the city who witnessed the ceremony
were J.. Whalen of Madison, father of
the bride, W. Whalen of Hartford,
Mrs. Mary Whalen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Koran of Madison.
The heaviest rain of the season
prevailed in this section last evening
between 9 and 10 o'clock and show
ering at intervals during the night.
w. G. Abbott who estimated the rain
fall from the contents of a basin in
his yard placed it at over two inches.
During the hour of the heaviest
downpour the streets were flooded
and many citizens report that cave
spouts of their residents were taxed
beyond their capacity. Conductor
Hooval of the north line reports a
heavy rainfall between this city and
Garden City, but only a slight show
er between that point and Bristol.
Conductor O'Brien states that the
rn in uaG hnouy oil oIon~ an. H.
west to Washington Springs, accom-
panied by wind. A loaded freight
car was blown out of the yard at
Roswell onto the main track and the
train from the west was delayed
about twenty minutes in arrival in
this city in consequence.