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i i $ HAVE YOU SEEN I IT PAYS (£lje Puilij gTeufcer Some time ig l).-part!t,ent jnander Lawrence of tin- »rat«- ». was turned down in hi- attempt And look over the new tilings ill XJLllU IUUH U V vi tJUC All the latest i Worsted & Wash Dress Fabrics things for .VRNNTSOX. SOUJH UAKOTA. SATURDAY MAY 1*. 1901. CFFiC.ei PEFEB OF OlTY 883 50UJTY. TL.KM* Waists. White Goods. All over effects including Embroideries. Laces, liolts, Ties, Kid Gloves, etc., and the QUEEN QUALITY SHOE the only S*,00 shoe in the city for ladies' footwear, dren's Shoes we are Ions and hi Men's we excel. THE LATEST PATTERNS IN CHiWWME OK M'lWHLI'TION. By m-iil. 1 Hy mail, month? Hy mm 3 month? By inn'., 1 month. carrier, j.*r K aTAni And our Grocery Department is Complete. We handle the only flour. "MADISON ECLIPSE." Com A. R. to i-e- ... Senator J. H. Kyle has been ted by Senator Fairbanks as the committee man from South Dakota to receive funds sent to the Benjamin Harrison Monument Association. It is desired that Senator Kyle make the collections within the next sixty days. The total to be raised by the association is f'JOO/lOO. Those de-iring to contribute to thi nionumeat to one of the a Vilest of American statesmen should designate the funds to the Benjamin Harrison monument fund and send to Senator J. H. Kyle, care of the president of the Aberdeen National bank. The associa tion will issue a certificate to each per son who «rmtribufe- or e dollar or more. Iowa has what i.-: termed th* tax ferret law passed about five years ago, under which men can be assessed for aonpys and credits, evon for five years bftck. if not previously found, and for cure the same rate from Iowa and Min- grand lodge and .~ome of the lodge went ne-ota points to Sioux Falls during the along with other money in the bank, annual encampment a- was given to, -y South llakota. Commander Lawrence Xber deen dispatch. 1(J: Two tourists' has been persistent and lie has just been given assurances that the matter will receive the attention of the Western Passenger A--or-iatior. GRINAGER BROS., TO CALL I C. H. MORSE. .fl.M .. i. o .. 85 .. 10 .Proprtetot. Tho-. Hail, tried for the ?eond time on the charge of murdering Cha.. Le May in Hamlin county several years Hi^t) an'l who had already s-crved two years of a life ^eulenee in the Sioux Fall- penitentiary on the iirst convic tion was this week again found guil ty of the crime and re sentenced to a lifeterm. It ha* cost Hamlin county an immcaw sum of money to run down and convict this man but justice ha* been vindicated. People can live with a greater degr»-» of security for lift- in Hamlin county than in many othir places of this country because of the?-e trials and conviction-. The A. ). U. W. grand lodge closed it* twelfth annual session, at Huroi this week by selecting Mitchell as the place of nest meeting after a spirited contest for that and the election of rep resentativ.'S to the supreme lodge. Thesf* latter are Fred B. Smith, of Heckla J. F. Smith, of Yankton V. K. Stillwell. of Alexandria. Huron'* enter tainment of the grand lodge was .superb. i Summer Dresses and I CMI- In monevsi aad credits in other states. A tax ferret from Hamlin county, Iowa, recently applied himself to looking up the records at Mitchell this state and found #»)».** worth of credits against money loaners of his Iowa county which will be reported baek and a^ses-ed up to the [»ropert• owner-. Red Kars the child murderer will not be tried at this term of court at Aber deen. because one of the witnesses is dy ing of .small pox and several other wit ness»-s and Red Kars him-elf have been exposed to the di-e,-w. Tompkins of the reform school i.s given credit for going right along this spring with very necessary improvements on the grounds and farm of the state there, notwithstanding his probable early dis missal. He has planted trees, graded grounds, platted lawns, and worked greater improvements in appearance of the place in two years than Ainsworth did in the twelve years he was there. Two years ago when Vinsworth was noti tied that he would have to go, he ne glected everything. Neither gardens nor crops were planted and everything went to rack and ruin in a very short tun*. With Mr. Tompkin- all is differ ent ea—-—Has—g» Mitchell Republican: H. J. Rice, of Huron, wai- in the city on his way to Plankinton. and was joined here by O. S. (iitford, of Canton, who was bound for the same place. The two gentlemen were appointed a committee by the Masonic grand lodge to make a settlement with Fred Steven-, of Plankinton. At the time of the Plankinton bank failure Stvens was trea-urer of the Masonic who somehow got possesion of a bicycle adopted a novel manner of making a single machine do double duty. One would ride it for a mile and. leaving it by the side of the road, would start ahead at a lively pace on foot. His partner would come up in due time) mount the wheel, ride it a mile and then take his turn at walking. In this man ner they made excellent time without any great fatigue. The Missouri river is reported to have already begun it.s .June rise. Don't Accept a Substitute! When you ask for Cascarcts be sure you get the genuine Cascarets Caruly Cathartic! Don't accept fraudulent substitutes, imitations or counterfeits! Genuine tablets stamp ed C. C. C. Never sol4 i& bulk All druggists, IOC. DeWitt's Little Karly Kisern warch the remoteht parts of the bowels and re move the impurities speedily with no discomfort. They are famous for their eflicaey. Kasy to take, never gripe. COOK A OI*»EK. AGUINALDO'S IDEAS. Government for Philippines Should Conform to Csnstitution. Manila. May IS.—General Mascard with men, has surrendered to Cap tain Joseph P. O'Neill of ihe Twenty fifth infantry at San Anatonla, Zam bek-s province. Aguinaldo, in an interview with th correspondent of the Assoc iated Press expressed the opinion that the Amor. ran government of the Philippine.-, in order to be unquestionably satis factory, should conform strictly to th constitution. Asked whether he con sidered the Filipinos capable of exer cising ali the privileges guarantee7 by a literal interpretation and applica tion of the constitution, he declined express an opinion. Concerning th political and commercial future of th archipelago Aguinaldo was reserve1 He said it was hardly time to discu it while in what he considered to captivity. The military officials sa. he is kept guarded principally for hi own protection. Aguinaldo says knows of no enemies, needs no prote tion and is willing to go out .unattend ed if permitted to do so. He is please: with the municipal law conferring full local self government. Concerning the provincial law. by which the governor only is an elective office. Aguinaldo is uncommunicative It is not expected that Aguinaldo will continue to be prominent in Phil ippine affairs, although his friends Next week the balance of the First concede his ability for leadership, infantry will proceed to the island of Saraar. Squadrons of the Ninth am1 Seventh cavalry will also he sent to Samar. Nine new American judges alled on General MacArthur during the day. The general said their duties were of greater importance than of those of any other officer. He recom mended the establishment of laws and a judge judiciary head of the -'nming commercial activitv YOUNG KING PAKfltlfA I fc». Alfonso a Prominent Figure in Span ish Maneuvers. Madrid, May 18.—King Alfonso, for the first time, took a prominent part in the grand maneuvers of Madrid gar rison. He appeared on horseback, surrounded by Geueral Weyler, the minister of war General Molto, th" captain general of Madrid, all the marshals resident at the capital and a numerous and brilliant suite. Th" young ruler is in excellent health. He remained in the saddle for five hours and took the keenest interest, in the operations. Queen Regent Christina and others of the royal fam ily were present in open carriages. All the elite of society and thousands of other inhabitants of Madrid attend ed the camp to witness the brilliant military display. Both the troops and spectators gave the king an enthusi astic reception. His majesty subse quently gave a luncheon to the cadets of four academies. •AW Arc Voir If TIT»ty Dr Hobbs' SparagiiK Pi!Is cure all kidney ills. Sam. pie free. Add. £terliog Kemedy Co.. Chicago or N. V. Skin affections will readily disappear by using i)eWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Lo-»k out for counterfeits If you get I)eWitt's you will gut good results. It is the quick and positive cure for piles. COOK IT OII COOK FC OOKK. iMtoicomoox REMOVED. NEW MILLINERY. NEW STYLES. LADIES' HATS ^TRiriMINGS and of the daintiest patterns at my new store across the street from the old location. OUR NEW SWELL SUITS? This lovely month of May we are showing them. SUITS that will suit young men, and we want young men to know that we have these Suits and we want them to get acquainted with OUR CLOTHING. We don't make much noise about this Exceptional Clothing of ours, but we want to speak loud enough to be heard by every young man in this county. You young fellows who want STYLE AND UP-TO-DATE PATTERNS give us a call, we know we can suit you in every respect, and better than all, we know we can please you with our prices. The Newest Ideas are Always to be Found Here First. ments lars DON'T TOBACCO SPIT a n S O K E YourLifeaway! .. mi tobacco nsintr easily. IK* m.nlf! well, strong, ma^ni-tic, full of sew life an. 1 vijfnr l.y taki«i that m&kt'S ten K, ItaWMre of Cough. A cough is not a disease but a symp tom. Consumption and bronchitis, which are the most dangerous anil fatal dis'-ases. have for their Hist indication a persistent cough, and if properly treated as soon as this cough appears are easily cured. Chamberlain's Cough Uemedy has proven wonderfully successful, and gained its wide reputation and ex tensive sale by its success in curing the disease which causes coughing. If it is not beneficial it will not cost a cent. For snie by all druggists. You are much more liabto disease when your liver and bowels do not act properly. I)eWitt's Little Early Risers, remove the cause of disease. NO-TO-BAO. weak men .strong. M.ujy K*ia pounds in ten days. Ovrr BOO.OOO cured. All druggist*. Cure guaranteed. Book 1ft am! .v!vi,-e J'REK. Address STJUW.ING &£ldKDY CO., Chicago or New York. 431 FRED KURTH Dealer i& CIGARS. Step in and try a glaaa of the famoue JO»INT GUND B«er ClOAR MODELS OF ERIT] (ight Draft 5 IOAR PREEMINENTLY POPULAR IN THE GREAT NORTH WEST W S O K A O SOLE PlbTfVlbUTOR ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS THE CLOTHIERS. See the assortment while it is complete. NEW SHIRT WAISTS Our new line of Shirt Waists for spring siiminer wear have arrived and are without ex ception the finest assortment in the city. Shir Waists of all descriptions from the cheap calic to the fancy embroidered, silk stripe for swell dress wear. All the latest styles and fash ions appear highly colored and richly trimmed with laces, vel vets, insertions and other over effects. These gar ments are made of the best materials and balk time and money are saved by buying them. N. D. flcGillivray. SHIRT WAI5TS. The largest and most varied line of Shirt Waists ever seen in Madison. The array is dazzling. SILK GINGHAMS, MERCERIZED GJNGHAJV1S, ORGANDIES, DIMITIES, BROCAILLES, and every other conceivable style, quaility and pattern. Soft Col- and Cuffs. Also white shirt waists in profusion. We have 20tea of 50c waists of wni we THEY ARE BARGAINS. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY mate a J. J. FITZGERALD. an i Sjecig. CAPITAL... Is now receiving The Puritan wckoine from all who ha\e in' vtttmcnts to offer. W e doubtedly have gilt W A A E The many designs are nobby and neat. i COOK & ODEE. in" ducements to c.\ch*'n^e '(,r your money in our line of IHIMOXIKX was the "Sotitof Honof- S»l*' "Royal Blue** #3.50 men (the Sole of Hoaor) is the of 11 Made by Sate. Schwab A Ca- Chicago. I maaufacturers of good ihoi la tha wori& In all the kinds and shapes and style that are right and popu* Uf at the proper price, CHAS. KAUFMAN & BROS shoe (or symbol Shoe Purity." It is all that a can be. You might "payw more, you could not "buy" more at any price. All of looks and service that can be crowded in*0 any one shoe. shoe $3.5°