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Saving 6 months carrier, per A O. RISGSRUD, Uolou. For Lieutenant Governor— T. II IN DM AN, Marrball. For Secretary-of State— W. U HUDDLE, Brooking*. For Auditor— II E MAYUEW. S-nhorc. For Trea*nrir— KIKK G. PHILLIPS, Lawrence. For Supfrintundeut of Public I n struct ion- For Presidential Klectors— T. D. EDWARDS, Laurence. -T.L. TURN KK, Bon Homme. H. J. WOODS. Minnehaha. H. M. SLO( I'M, Campbell. spring from Many people and newspapers too, for tbat matter, are exercised concerning the make up of the ticket to be voted n.*xt fall. They cannot understand htw the democrats, populists and free silver men can vote for Bryan and Sewall and Watson on the same ticket or on Economy. Here is economy. To make room for new goods we will sell for THREE DAYS ONLY anything in our Shoe Department at 25 EI 11 Now is your time to save money. Come early. THE DAILY LEADER MONDAV, JULY* 27, 18S6. TEHM» OF SIBSCHIPTION. By iu*.., 1 y»»r 8v mail, MORSE & MUNRCW $6.00 3 00 By mail, 8 month* 1.60 Daily, by week 16 TO ADVERTISERS. THI DAILY LKADEH MAKES a special feature of (uruivblDir information concerning the advantages an resources of the city of Madison and of the tt ue at law autitlltnj It to the patrouage of atl- 7«rt1«ere ofeveryclass. J. F. ST AOL, Proprietor. MEPI BLIt'AX TICKET. National. Kir Pn-fidfi.t WILLIAM Mi KIN LEY, of Ohio, for Vlci- -President GARKET A. IIOBART, of New Jcr- Mtate. For ttepreeentativec in otj^rc?s— ROBERT J. GAMBLE, Yankton. COE I. CIlAWtORD, Hughe*. For tlovernor— FRANK CRANK, Coddinuton. For Coninilssiocer ol School and Public Lands JOHN LOeKHART, Grant. For Attorney General— S. V. JON LS, Turner. For Ra lroad Commissioners ]». W. FADDKN, Custer. GEO. A.JOHNSTON, Davison. N, IV BRO MLEY, Spink. differ ent tickets, eii.ee r-o raine is allowed to appear twice on the Australian ballot and there are two vice presidential candi dates and only one presidential nominee. Tue matter is simple enough. These geutleiueu'a names do not appear on the tickets or need uot. They are voted for by presidential electors whose names appear on the ballot under the respec tive headings Democratic Ticket", "Peoples' Party Ticket," or "Free Silver Ticket" as the case may te. These elec toral names will all be different—a com plete set for each ticket—or they may be put up, half democrats and half (or any other portion) populists with an under standing who they are to vote for if elected, and thus the matter is solved. In most of the Southern states where either the democrats or populists will win any way, each of those parties can put up a full electoral ticket of its own over their respective state tickets but in a few Southern states and most of the Northern states where there u dan ger of the republicans slipping in be tween it will be necessary for the pope and democrats to combine and put up partial electoral tickets in proportion to their supposed strength, and if elected, all will vote for Bryan and eaoh his party choice for vice-president. How ever, in a majority of cases the republi can victories will obviate the "rmrtiitj of their voting at all. Elk Point Courier: The nomination of Hon. A. O. Ringsrud of this city by the republican party of the state for the position of Governor is a recognition of worth, merit and business capacity. It is an honor to Union oouoty, in whioh its eitisens, irrespective of party affiliation, take a wholesome amount of pride. ,For thirty years be baa been identified with the county. Its interests have always found in him an ardent "supporter, whether the object be one of charity or of governmental policy. Coming to this county from Norway at the age of 14, he ia a splended example of the self made man and the opportunities offered in this free government for men of worth and stability of character. Dur ing the course of this period not a single stain or blot upon his character can be poiated out. Universally courteous, honest and sincere, he has won for him self the admiration of his friends aud neighbors. Minutes of the St. Louis silver con vention: Judge C. R. Scott of Omaha then took the stand. In the course of his address he prayed to Qod to send "pestilence, disease, war and famine among us, but Oh God deliver us from another four years of that man Cleveland." The Sioux Falls Journal swings out Bryan and Sewall as the head of iis campaigu ticket and tLe pop state nom inees for the body. The Journal poses us a free silverite. Sioux Falls Journal 24: The people are taking some revenge out of John liockefelier for raising the price of oil from 8 to 15 cents. They are sending back his paper, the Argus Leader by hundreds, and have thus shut oil the in come from fully GOO subscriber*. State Senator Aldrich of Miner county has gone over to the free silver party, following Seuator Pettigrew. MarvelouM Ke»aits. From a letter written by Rev. J.Gun derman, of Dimondale, Mich., we ure permitted to make this extract: It would be Buffering from 4,I have no hesitation in recommending Dr. King's New Disoovery, as the results are almost marvelous in the case of my wife. While I was pastor of the Baptist Church at liives Juuction she was brought down with pneumonit succeed ing LaGrip|»e. Terrible paroxysms of coughing would lust for hou s with little interuption and it seemed as if she could not survive them. A friend re commended Dr. King's New Discovery it was quick in its work and highly satis factory in results Trial bottles free at C. II. Wood,s drugstore. Regular size *)0c. and 81.00. hard lo convince a man bilious colic that ny is due to a microbe his ago with an Un pronounceable name. But oue dose of DeWitt's Colic Cholera Cure vince him of will con its power to afford instant relief. It kills pain FRAXK SMITII. Huokliii'n Ariiira Halve. The Best Salve iu the vvorld for Cuts, Bruises, Soree. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed te give perfect satisfaction or mouey refunded. Price ten cents per box. For sale by C. U. Wood. Small in si**, but great in results DeWitt's Little Early Risers act gently but thoroughly, curing indegestion, dys pepsia, and constipation. Small pill, safe pill, best pi 11. FRANK SMTTH. When we consider that the intestines are about five times as long as the body, we can realize the intense suffering experienced when they become inflamed. DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure sub dues inttamation at once and completely removes the difficulty. FRANK SMITH. Dss't TstaMs Mpit ar Sutkc Year Life Away is the truthful, startling title of a book about No-To-Bao, the harmless, guaran teed tobacco habit cure that braces up nioontinized nerves, eliminates the nico tine poison, makes weak men gain strength, vigor and manhood. You run no pbysicial or financial risk, as No-To Bac is sold by Frank Smith under a guarantee to cure or money refunded. Book free. Address Sterling Remedy Co., New Tork or Chicatro. Hay for Male. Good new hay for sale. Band and rock in small or large Quantities deliver ed.on short notioe. N. A CUMMI.XGS. MOUNTAIN FLOOD 1'u( nty-fivc Knottn to Have Been Inw ied in Colorado Ami It Is Feared the List May Be at Least Doubled. Many of Those Who Perished Were Campers From Denver. DENVER. Colo., July 27.—So far as as certained 2." people perished in the groat floods that swept down upon the towns of Morrison and Golden in the foothills, near Denver. Of this number l'j were from Denver and were campers in Bear Creek ranyon. There were many mure campers in that vicinity and it is feared that the loss of life will probably be much greater than is now known. "A Some reports say that when Bear Creek canyon Is fully explored it will probably be found that no less than 50 people perished in the flood. Great anxiety is felt by many families in this city, members of which were cafripiug in the mountains. A Terrific Moontala Sit as. The torrents which raslied down the canyons upon Morrison and Golden aud other mountain towns, were caused by a terrific mountain storm, which ex tended for 100 miles or more. From Boulder, in the North, where the dam age was slight, all down the range West, almost to Pueblo, the stonu swept its destructive way. At Morrison and Golden the torrents tore away buildings, uprooted trees, washed out long stretches of railroad tracks, swept away bridges and spread annihilation through the towns. Their work was brief, as the warnings they gave was inadequate, and almost be fore the citizens of the stricken com munities knew what had happened, the floods passed, leaving only a deadly silence and signs of devastation every where. All that could be done in the dark ness and confusion was done by the rescuers. Men, women and children were extricated from dangerous predica ments, let down from the roofs of float ing houses, helped out of trees and drawn out of the very whirl and death of the torrents. It is feared that liveg have been lost at Central City and per haps at other points in the mountains. There is great difficulty in jobtaining accurate information of the extent of the devastation, because of the wires being torn down, railroad tracks swept away and all communication with Den ver cut off or interfered with. The Gulf and the South Park rail roads suffered most severely in the loss of tracks and bridges. There are alo washouts on the San Fe, the Denver and Rio Grande, and the Florence and Cripple Creek. DID IMMENSE DAMAGE. West Virgin'* and Ohio Visited by Heavy Rains and Cloudbursts. CINCINNATI, July 27.—A special from "Wheeling, W. Va., states that the dam ages from flood and washouts during the past 24 hours in West Virginia and Southeastern Ohio is almost beyond estimation. There was not only an un usual rainfall but cloudbursts at differ ent points, causing small streams to LANDS do much more damage than during any of the highest floods ever known in those localities. A dispatch from Caldwell, O., states that the towns of Avia, Belfe Valley, Dudley, South Olive, East Union, Harrietsville, Carlisle and other places along the Muskingum river are completely submerged. A dispatch from Sisterville, W. Va., states that the damages in the oil fields will amount to hundreds of thousands of dollars. The riggings have been washed away and the tanks and docks overturned. ltamage In Three States. CINCINNATI, July 27.—Socials to The Commercial-Tribune show damages all over West Virginia, Eastern Kentucky aud Southern Ohio from floods. MORE UNSATISFACTORY. Outloak for Early Revival 6f Ttada **it Favorable. NEW YORK, July 27. Bradstreefcs says: Telegraphic and mail advices from commercial and industrial centers indicate a more unsatisfactory state of trade. Jobbers and retail houses show •till further caution in the matter of se curing supplies, buying for actual needs to a degree not heretofore re ported. There is no outlook favoring an early revival of trade, while the vol ume of sales continues light and prices low with a further restriction of credits. Unfavorable crop reports from Nebraska have caused cancellation of some orders and long continued rains in Tennessee have checked business there. Louisi ana reports the new rice crop short, and Eastern Washington and Oregon that the long continued dry season has had an unfavorable effect on the wheat crop. •experiments la Sail Caltara. LISBON, N. D., July 27.—The new ex perimental farm for testing production under the new plan of soil culture, has proved decidedly advantageous and the Northern Pacific railroad officials, who have just examined the crops now grow ing thereon, are particularly well pleased with the venture, and are quite confident the scheme will prove a great success. The farm is located at Lisbon, adjoining the Soldiers' Home, and com prises about 40 acres. A Ureal COMB try. Another great wave of emigration is a bout to flow over the country. The northwest wiil receive the greatest bene fit from it and every state in that region is prepared for it* From the Great Lakes to the Pacific Ocean Boards of Immigration have been formed, full of energy and enthusiasm and glad to give the newcomer and etquirer all the assistance possible. In Minnesota the renowned lied River Valley and the newly opened lands of the lied Lake Reservation attract the homeseeker. In North Dakota there are roiling hills and rich prairie lands. In Montana the great Yellowstone Valley, with its new irrigation enterprise, the noted Gallatin Valley and the Bitter Root Valley extend arms of welcome. In Idaho and Washington the Nez Peroe Reservation lands recently ceded, and the Palouse. Potlach and Yakima Val leys east of the Cascades, are bound to be rapidly settled. West of the moun tains are the fertile valleys of Puget Sound in Washington, and the Colum bia and Willamette Valleys in Oregon. Homes for millions of people are found here. Come and take possession others are coming, you come too —write to Chas. S. Fee, General Passenger Acrent Northern Pacific Railroad, St. Pan), Minn. Frank Smith, sole agent, will refund your money if not satisfied after using one bottle of Dr. Fenner's medicine. WILLIAM «rKI!ILEl Agents wanted to sell the Life and Speeches of McKinley, with Proceedings of St. Louis Convention, Platform of par ty and other valuable information. 320 pages, with twenty full page illustrations Price, cloth, $1.00 halt morocco, $1.50. Sixty per cent, discount to Agents. Send 30 cents for prospectus and full particulars, and go to work at onoe. You can sell 200 copies in your own town. Address J. 8. Ogilvie publishing compa ny, 57 Rose street, New York. J»/i4 Why, yes, there in it at present prices. Lake County Real Estate as good and better than the lands of Iowa and Illinois can be bought for half the price per acre. There is speculation in it for the sale in vestment of money. Prices cannot long remain at the pres ent standard. An immense increase in price must come at a very early day. Do you want to make money by making investments in Lake County Lancb^ Do you want to make monev by making investments in Mad ison City Lots^L Homeseeker, do you want a .cheap home in the best portion of South Dakota ThenScall u*oon or correspond with is money B. KENNEDY MADISON- SOUTH DAKOTA. Fatally Wounded Two. CAKLTON, Minn., July 27.—Jim O'Darrah, single and a hard case, in i dispute with William Caffrv, proprietor of a bagnio here, shot him twice in the right breast with a revolver. Mrs Caffrv fled, but returned and was shot twice, in the arm and abdomen, by him. Both are dying. Suffered 25 Years. Kldaer Diflcally. Entirely Caved bjr S Bettles. RjEV. A.J.MeKCHAi^r.O.O.PR.0. Late Presiding Elder M.E.Church. Sharon. Pk writes Dr. Fenner: "I suffered 25 yean with kidney dif ficulty. Some 10 years ago I used 3 bot tles o! your Kidney and Backache Cure. I can truly say that since that time I have had less backache than I had in zo minutes before I took the Curt. I feel entirely cured." Frank Smtth Dm Order your TTTm. OB PRINT ING .FROM. The DAILY LEADER Job Department Ail of our [machinery iaf^in fine class condition, unsurpassed by any other establishment in the state. New type and ajjtliie[lii« ol paper stock. Workjpromptly executed,acd grlqes ^e&$ofiable 'v/