The Madison daily leader. [volume], October 19, 1907, Image 2

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Ipjilliiy of M4aoa
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will enter on bis
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•$&9i 'tiiat&by bay it selling
•t km, which is
pric»Jtw paid in that
fbia aaasoa of tbe year,
tinotiiy is qaotod at about 12
ton higher than somber one. but
ia Mae of this grade 00 the
dealer* ascribe as the
of ecwnlty* an alleged embargo
they claim haa been placed on
hay bf eartain railroads becaoee of the
poor |teaaci«l retamn derived from
it. fiailroads on the other
iin that they are trouble to
c&a for transportation of hay.
gtm&m part of the hay handled
C^H^SgO coves from tbe states of
Iftois,
Wlaeonain, Iowa. Minoemita,
Nsbnuika and Kansas.
3. 7- Nasi, editor of the ttjttStobnR
itopoplafc al Kleot, N. D., was shot and
killsi Tharaday night by Mrs. K. C.
who mistook him fot a
Bdltor Neal was at work in
he saw a house on tire
dowa Out street. Be started for tbe
lire, bat on the way down stopped for
Mr, BaamOHsea. who, however, had al
ready tone. Heal attempted to enter
ready aone.
tbe ffpMttatu
sen. tM&kin
care# her
Qtwen home, and Mra.Basmas
nking it was a bmglar, pro
her husband s rifle and fired
throiMth tke door, killing Neal instant
ly. XfS. BaamQaaen became a
maniac When
she hadi^ot.
raving
she learned who it was
A Boben^iaa aoktiement in eastern
Nafaraaka is making plans to dispose of
&«tr land in that section and hay in
ta The first delegation has
the deal ft* the purchaee of
of land northeast of and
of Mt*bb«ll. They paid
Aliir }|M^K frhicb ranged in
Jprtce froao la^lyar acre.
Every train
brinca to this
of landaeekers.
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the best grade of
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TELEPHONE, NO. 869.
ot ivsMiimoii,
Pr©f. Claude Smith, for two years
jM* pail. lastt octet in mathematics and
phyafos ftt 1)4 ftssdwood high school,
accept a pjeifcion in tbe
''Ci$| #«o4 hkpfeto of tie ^pMt«ral
the Units# States guv
^Prof. Sssith is
U&7 0 Chicago anlverslty and
being at one tiin8
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1. A. ITABL. BuIrhi Vuit«r.
We're going: to
show youy
stock of Hart Schnaffer ft Marx
clothes that will surpass anything
We've had.
You'll see ready-made clothes that fit per
fectly that are correct in style honestly tail
ored with the substantial, ail-woo]* durable
quality in them.
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These things are not new in Hart Schaft
nter & Marx clothes but they're
In ready made goods.
majority of them go west of tbe Mis
souri river. Very many are either
baying or taking government lands
Within thti limits of the Huron district
The opening of tbt Lower Brule reser
vation seeniH not to have decreased the
nnmoer of honiwieekers. Not a few of
those who hope to get land in tbe Brule
reserve are in this locality seeking in
vestments. Never in the history of
this part of the.state have people been
eo laud hungry ae at tbe present time.
The crowd is so great that hotels,
boarding booses and restaurants are
taxed to their utmost capacity to ac
commodate sojourners.
SILL ENTBR FIELD.
Former Congressman McCleary
of Minnesota Has Probable
Future Plana*
WssMngton, Oct. 18.-It is
in Washington that former Representa
tive James T. McCleary wiil be almost
certain to announce himself as a can
didate for the republican congres
sional nomination in the second Min
nesota distxict, but that ^he will defer
snch action until next summer, follow
ing the republican national conven
tion. It is thought here by hi*
friends that he will give his candidacy
greater force than it otherwise could
attain, and being able to plant himself
squarely upon the national platform
tariff plank and all thereat. For him
to come into tbe field earlier would be
for him to invite the old line of attack.
The national convention will un
doubtedly be held about the middle of
June. In 1900 it began on June 10,
and in 1904 on Juntf 21. This will give
ample time for McCleary to uiake an
active and thorough canvass of the dis
trict. as the nominating primaries will
not come until about tbe middle of Sep
tember.
Mr. McCleary haa not discussed the
matter of bis proposed caudidacy in
Washington and his friends here do
not know what he will do, but. as has
been said, they believe that when the
time comes be will be found in the
race again. He is making a good re
cord as second assistant postmaster gen
eral, which it is believed will be water
on his congressional wheel next sum
mer. Should the natioual convention
declare for tariff revision {Mr. Mc
Cleary will accept tbat declaration and
consistently abide by it, for be is a re
publican. Auy private views he may
have cn this question will be made
secondary to the position taken by tbe
party as a whole. This statement does
not feme from Mr. HcOmry, bat froia
several of his close frienda here, who
sa they know whereof they speak.
Doyou take DeWitt's Kidney & Blad
der Pilla. You will get prompt relief from
weak kidneys, inflammation
of the bladder and urinary troubles. A
weeks treatment for 25 cents. Sold by
BoIIfcttfr 4b Porter.
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Nine Year Old Boy Dies
Snake Bite in Lynutt
County-
Obstinate cases of constipation andnas
ty, means headache promptly disappears
when you take DeWitt's Little Early
Riser PillB. Sold by Holliday A* Porter.
Do you know that Pinesalve Carboliz
ed acts like a poultice in drawing intlam
mation and poison. It is antiseptic. For
cuts, burns, eczema, cracked hands it
is immediate relief. 25 ots. st Schutz A
Ketcham.
ALLEGES POLITICAL PLOT.
Wealthy Mexican Escapes Assassina
tion at Chicago.
Chicago, Oct. 18.—Tht police are
investigating the alleged attempt tc.
murder Eniile Pampo, said to have
been a wealthy miner of Nazas, Du
ra n go county, Mex. Pampo claims
that he was fired at Ave times by an
unidentified man while walking in
Ohio street, near Lincoln Park boule
vard. He declares that the man who
attempted to shoot him is the same
man who, several days ago, ap
proached him saying he was an agent
of President Diaz and offered him
$5,000 if he would reveal the hiding
place of J. Joruegui. said to have been
foremost in a revolutionary move
ment. He refused the offer, he said,
and was then threatened with death
by the man.
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.
Twenty-seven persons were killed
or wounded in a railroad wreck at
Orio, Spain,
Heavy rains have caused the Piave.
Anigo, Argo and Bret a rivers in Italy
to overfow their banks.
vTbirty large coastwise tugs are Idle
In the waters of New York city, Balti
more, Philadelphia and Boston be
cause the two engineers on each boat
refuse to work unless a third engineer
Is employed to help them.
In most cases consumption results from
a neglected or improper y treated cold.
Foleys Honoy an«i Tar eures tbe most
obstinat conghs and preveuts serious re
snlta. Its costs no more than the unknown
preparations 2nd you should u.^ist on
having the genuine in the yellow pack
age Sold by Holiday & Porter.
Trial Catarrh treatment are being mail
ed out free, on request, by Dr. Sboop,
Racine. Wis. 2*hese tests are proving
to tbe people without a penny's cost
the great value of this scientific prescrip
tion known to druggists everywhere as
Or. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy, 8oid by
Scbnta ft Ketcham
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MARKET VERY WEAK
Other Stocks Affected by Condi
tions rn Copper Trade.
BAD BREAK IN SOME ISSUES
Union Pacific, Amalgamated (Stopper,
Reading, St. Paul and Northern Pa
cific Particulaaly Hard Hit—German
Failure Depresses Situation.
New York, Oct. 18.—Under the copi*
blned influence of the collapse of the
United Copper company and the fall
tire of Gross & Kleeberg, added to the
generally pessimistic sentiment that
lias pit-vailed for weeks past, the
stock market opened nervous and
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Oacoma, Oct. 18.—The latest victim
in Month Dakota of the deadly rattle
snake was tne nine vear-old son of Mr.
and Mis. N. H. Schooler, prominent
residents of Lyman county. While out
on the prairie near his home, in com
pany with a little cousin, the two doth
ran upon the t*nake, which fastened ^its
fangs in the nine-year-old boy. The
snake was a very large one, bavin#
nine rattles. After killing tbe snake
the cousin had presence of mind
enouRh to take one his shoestrings
and tie it tightly about the leg of tbe
injured boy, immediately above where
tbe fangs of tbe snake had entered.
But. his strength evidently was not
sufficient to draw the cord as tight as
necessary. Tbe two boys then hur
ried to a nearby school house, where
school was in session. The teacher
lacerated the wound and then at
tended to suck out tbe poison. A
physician was summoned and every
thing that was possible was riotjb but
without avail, for some hours after
being bitten the little fellow died.
developed a weak, reactionary
lone. Southern Pacific and the Cop
ver shares were decidedly weak and
there was heavy selling of the United
States Steel stocks. The consequence
was a break in some lashes through
the lowest prices touched the previ
ous day. Union Pacific in the first
forty-five minutes pf trading sold down
to 113%, Amalgamated Copper to
4S%.
Reading to 86%. St. Paul to
112^4 and Northern Pacific to 116.
Sentiment was further unsettled by
news of the failure of Haller, Soeble
& Co., an old banking house of Ham
burg, Germany, with liabilities of
from $3,000,000 to fT-,000,000, This firm
did a large business with European
industrial concerns.
Towards 11 o'clock there was a rally
in the market and a somewhat more
cheerful feeling prevailed among the
brokers, who took the view that the
market had acted better in the first
hour than might have been expected.
It was said also that all of the weak
points in the banking situation had
been taken care of and that the in
dividual necessities of one very prom
inent capitalist had been supplied.
The total sales of stocks in the first
hour was 333,750 shares.
Stocks made a good recovery when
it became known that all sheets had
passed the stock exchange clearing
house successfully, thus indicating
that no failures had occurred. The
market settled into & quieter tone
after that.
Amalgamated Copper sold off rap
idly fiom 50 to 48% on the announce
ment of the reduction in the dividend
and closed at 49%. The general mar
ket was quite nervous at the close.
There was rather heavy buying dur
ing the afternoon, said to be to cover
up short sales already made at higher
prices.
WHEAT MARKET AFFECTED
Drop of. Nearly Three Cents In Lead
ing Options.
Chicago, Oct. 18.—Wheat experi
enced a severe drop on the board of
trade, the December option declining
nearly 3 cents, while the May option
was down 2%. The severe decline
was attributed to the. weakened con
dition of the stock market and a de
cline of 5 cents at Winnipeg, where it
is said that the receipts are steadily
increasing.
The bears hed things pretty much
their own way throughout the day
and the occasional rallies were feeble
Hn character.
DROP AS LOW AS $10.
United Copper Shares Continue Down
ward Course.
New York, Oct. 18 —The curb stock
market., to which all the trading in
United* Copper shares is confined,
opened active and excited. United
Copper was weak and active. The
first sale of the common stock was
at $13, as compared with the posing
price of $15. It quickly dropped to
$10 and then recovered to $12.50.
The strength of Consolidated Steam
ship company's bonds was a feature
of the opening of the market. These
bonds, which were weak during the
excitement of Wednesday, sold at
21 H. as compared with a closing price
of 18*4,. The Consolidated Steamship
company Is operated by Charles W
Morse, who is associated with F. Au
gust tlx Heiuxe In the Mercantile Na
tionai hank.
Drop in Amalgamated Dividend.
New York, Oct. 18.—Directors of
the Amalgamated Copper company
have declared a quarterly dividend of
1 per cent, as compared with a divi
dend of 2 per cent for the last previ
ous quarter This makes the annual
dlvid, a rate 4 per cent, as compared
with S
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ParsxysmtofCwftalflf
yield immediately to Piso'a
Cure. It 11
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mation. stops the cough
and heais the lacerated sur
face. Piso's Cure can be de*
pendedupon totrive most ben
eficial results in all coughs,
colds, bronchitis ,-ind lung
affections. By its faithful use
many advanced consumptive
coughs haw been
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If not,
Why not?
It is almost excellent
condiment making many
simple disliRs a food for the
nxls—a valuable therapen
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ind internal uses—and as a
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New York, Oct. 18.—Wheat brok*
nearly 3 cents a bushel and corn 2%
in the New York produce market un
der the demoralized condition growing
out of a smash in Liverpool prices,
lessened export interest and disquiet
ing Wall street conditions. December
wheat touched $1.13%, or 6 cents
down from the recent high point.
the "Maltese
Cross"
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50c, 75c
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Better Try It
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FALL
MILLINERY
My fall stock of Millinery
is now on display and I
invite the Ladies of Madi
son and vicinity to call
and see the
New Fashions in Tailored and
Pattern Hats, etc.
Miss L. L. GRINAGER
I shall establish a
SALE DAY
In Madison, S. D.,the First
and Third Saturdays of each
month. Those that have
things to stil, bring them in
and those that wish to pur
chase, come,
L. T. Love,
Auctioneer.
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Occasional headache, belching, bad taste
in the mouth, lack of appetite and
nervousness are synitoms of indigestion
which, when allowed to go uncared for.
will developintoa case of dyspepsia that
will take a lonu time to get rid of. Don't
neglect your stomach. At
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slight
the
first rate
indietion of trouble take something that
will help it along in it* work of digesting
the food you eat.
Indigestion
Dyspepsia will do this. Kodol w
Holliday & Porter.
Jones Bros
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Quality and Style are two Esseritfal points thrit
make a man's suit fit, wear and look dressy all the
time. The Sincerity make combines all these points
and they can be told among a hundred. Better buy
a Sincerity suit or Fall Overcoat this season.
new styles are now awaiting your selection.
Coal Coal
Phone 56
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|oe8 your back sche? Do you feel tired
drowsy and lacking in ambition? If so,
there is something wrong with your kid
neys. Deli'itt's Kidney and Liver Pilla
releive backache, weak kidneys or in
flammation of tbe bladder. A weeks
treatment for 25c. Sold by Holliday &
Porter.
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promptly elimtaate potsoos tram th* sjrsten
aad at the same time make
the kidneys well
abd strong.
For Weak Kidneys, Backache, In
flammation of U*• bladder and all
urinary troublee D» Wltt'i Kidney
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A Week's Treatment fee 25c.
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