The Madison daily leader. [volume], August 16, 1909, Image 3

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WATCH
and
JEWELRY
REPAIRING A
SPECIALTY
Phone 260
SECOND: A PERSON CONNOT BJ COMPANIONABLE WITHOUT WFLL KEPT TFFrH:-for the
breath that assassinates at five feet will kill the sturdiest friendship.
THIRD: A, PfRSON CANNOT BE CIEAN WITHOUT WELL KEPT TEETH-at the last, the
simple practice of the care of the teeth reflects on the habits of
the guilty party.
FOURTH: A PERSON CANNOT Bf ttfAlTtfY WITHOUT Wftt KEPT TtfTH-for the simple
reason that every mouthful of food that passes ints his system is
first contaminated by the gum cuddlers.
J. CHRIS
DRUGGIST
COMPLETE OPTICAL ROOM
CLEARING Of 0Xf0Ri»
AT 0NE-P0URTH OFF
This offer will include every pair of
Men's and Boys' Oxfords in our store,
all this season's latest shapes and
colors in Tan, Wine or Green, Gun
Metal or Patent, Lace, Buckle or But
o n s y e
$4.50 Oxfords now
$4.00 Oxfords now
$3.50 Oxfords now
$3.00 Oxfords now
GRINAGER BROS.
THE CITY.
Weather Forecast.
Unsettled, with probably showers
tonight or Tuesday.
Ice. Ice. let.
Simpson, 209.
Phone Chas.
LOCAL NEWS.
Change of program at th# Berlin
tonight.
Big social dance at Hundemer hall
every Friday evening.
E. A. Rippe was an evening pas
aeoger for the west part of the state.
G. F. (Jraft of Rutland was a
through passenger by the evening train
ftt Howard.
$3.38
3.00
2.63
2.25
Wanted -liirl to work at Chicago 5c
and 10c ntore.
For Sale. Heven room house, with
•mail barn and five lota. Apply Mrs.
L. B. Colbnrn.
Ellis' illustrated music system at
ransic studio. poetoffice olock. -Uene
vieve Savercool.
For Sale. Good miloh cow. In
quire at this office.
I've tried them all.
''Jack's
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Do you know the following first principles of teeth technique?
Whether you like them or not, they are the truth.
FIRST: A PERSON CONNOT BE BEAUTIFUL WITHOUT WELL-KEPT TEETH—for a per
son cannot give a greater offenee to the ejre than a mouthful of
discolored teeth.
Use Tooth Powder, Paste, Soap or Antiscptic Liquids.
We have any thinsr you may wani:.
1
JEWELER
ANTIQUE METHODS
in prescription compounding
are not to be found in this establishment.
We are equipped with the latest and most deli
cate and accurate weighing and measuring apparatus made,
thereby assuring you of Accurate, Quick Compounding with no
chance of an error, for this equipment combined with our system of counter
checking eliminates the chance of that. Pure Drugs is a fact here—not just a saying.
JONES DRUG CO.
GRINAGER BROS.
Z. F. SEARS, OPTICIAN IN CHARGE
lor
mine."
For Sale. Good ail round family
horse. See Sam F. Ginder.
For Hale or Rent Three good
houses of six rooms each. Will lie va
cant aftei Sept. 30. Apply to Mrs A.
E. Clough
For Rent. Office rooms la' Hnnde
OMT OlfRfc
Prescriptions
Corner Drug Store
Have yoar shoes repaired by A J.
Peters, at Stearns1.
W. T. Stearns and wife were morn
ing passengers tor St. Paul.
H. EI. Gulstine and A. Norby wen
morning departures for Sioux City.
Mrs. Ed. Dowdle returned to Madi
son, Wis., by the morning train.
Misw Grinager was a morinng depar
ture lor Minneapolis to buy a fall
stock of millinery.
For Sale. Good family driving
horse and surrey. Apply at this office
Jlring your shoe repair work to
Steams' and save money.
Yesterday was the hottest day of the
seiison, temperature standing at l»T
from 9 a. m. until 5:30 p. m.
Lost. A gray striped kitten. Finder
kindly notify Mrs. liurt lvct. ham.
A. J. Holvick who has been visiting
lelatives in this city departed thin
morning for Northvllle, Miun.
Dr. and Mrs. (reg,^ departed this
morning for Minneapolis to attend the
sessions of the national osteopatnu
medical society.
Jacob Knndert and family returned
yesterday morning from Monroe, Win.,
where tney spent a month visiting
with relaives.
The only modern shoe repair shop in
the city, at Stearns'.' Men's ahooa
sewed soles, 75 cents. Women's shoes
sewed soles, 50 cents.
Taken up.—A sorrel mare, enme to
my place, five miles south of Madison
ou Aug. 9. Owner may have same by
paying charges.—J. C. Westaby.
Miss Adaline Jonnsou and sisters.
Pearl and Hazel, returned by the
midnight train Saturday night from
a visit with friends at Decorah, Iowa.
A transcient, giving his name as
liousch, was in Judge Sponholz's court
this morning charged wtih drunken
ness. He was sent to jail for four days.
Prof, and Mrs WilliamB who have
been gnests at the home of the letter's
Kister, Mrs W. A. Rothschild, de
parted this morning for their home at
Pla^teville, Wis.
Mrs. Matt, Anderson and little
daughter*. Hazel and Helen, who have
been guests at the home of the former's
mother. Mis. S. Midgard, were mom
ing departures for their home at
Hudson.
A good cottage home, close in
$1,000. A well improved quarter,
cheap, if taken at once. A modern
home, close to Normal school, easy
terms. North Dakota relinquishments
from $300 np.-D. G. Beaty.
Sheriff Martin today arretted Alfred
usoa. neensed of the larceny of hay This
111.
BLIND PIG RAID
Sheriff Martin Arrests Ole Le
void and H. Holt at
Nunda.
Sheriff Martin and Deputy Nigbert
made a second raid on blind pigs at.
Nunda Saturday night. It will lie re
nembered that they made a raid at
e same plat e on the night of May
and captured a quantity of beer and
quois which were spilled at the
im^ grounds in this -ity after the
xpiration of the time limt as re
piiml by law.
Several days ago complaint was
made to the officials in this city that
the liquor law was being violated at
Nunda, and Saturday night was set as
the time for maKing the raid. Peter
Nerdabl, county game warden, was
sent to Nunda in the afternoon to size
up the situation and was followed by
Sbeiiff Martin and Deputy Nighbert
who arrived about 10-.:t0. With the
assistance of Mr. Nerdahl they had no
trouble in locating the joint where the
liquors were being sold, and captured
(He Levold aud H. Holt who were in
charge They also confiscated four
cases of beer and a number of empty
beer lxittles. The stuff was kept in
i building a boat 20 by 40 feet in size
and in addition to the drinkables a box
of bread wan found, the managers
making the very lame excuse of ran
ning a restaurant.
Levold and Holt and the beer were
loaded up aud brought to this city and
locked up in the county jail. Yenter
day morning JudgeSpouholz consented
to the arraignment of the prisoners
who waived examination and each was
placed under #500 Itonds. Sheriff
Martin accompanied them to Nundi
where thev succeeded in finding satis
factory landsmen and they were re
leased, to appear in circuit court at
the October term
The better class of people of Nun
da feel gieatly outraged by the sa'e
of liquors in their town which wao
voted dry at the last election, and
numerous complaints have Wn made
to the county officials. Sheriff Mai
tin state« that from now ou Nunda
will be a marked town, and that he
will stop the illicit sale of liqnors
there if such a thing is possible.
(ANT CHANGE
Judge Jones Declares That
Railroads Must Stand by
Published Rates-
Sioux Falls, Aug. 15.—Tariff sched
ules published by the railroads and
approved by the inter State Commerce
commission must remain pat. No de
viation is allowed either way.
Such was the decision handed dow
by Judge Jonea yesterday in circui
court in the suit involving the Sioux
Falls Produce company and the Great
Noithern railway.
A firm in Portland, ore., shipped
the Sioux Falls Produce company a car
of lumber products, and a mistake wj
made in the bill of lading by which
the consignee, the Sioux Falls produce
company, was only called upon to pay
a oertain «nm (or Mm transportation.
WHS $'
u IJenry Beck istst October. John- published in
was atrnigned in Judge «pouhul//s approved by
rt and hearing set for Thursday at commission.
Bond was fixed :it f200 wnich When th
nson hopes to furnish through the
stance of his brothers who reside in
countiy.
~as. Uagen, aged years, died at
family home, VanEps nvenoe and
'enth street, at yesterday after
m, after an illness of many months
11 stomach disease. The funeral
1 be held from St. Thomas church
9 a. m. tomorrow morning IV
sed hn« been a resident of Lake
nty for more than twenty years,
locating on a farm near \Vinfred
eral years ago with his wife by
om he is survived he removed to
a city where they have since resided
ceased was an honorable man and
hly respected by his acquaintances
ilk Point Conrier: Hherift Gander
returned Sunday afternoon from
dison, with Art Kline, who had
arrested near there by the Lake
inty officials He was wanted here
rape alleged to have been commit
on the person of Julia Herrity
jut two weeks ago. Kline was given
ip that the officers wanted him and
nt to Akron. He left there for Mad
n just a few honrs ahead of the Un
county officials. This morning he
.8 given a chance to plead, a»d
,ived examination and was held
der f'J.OOO bonds for trial at the Sep
nher term of comt. It is doubtful
he is able to raise the bond. The
le is certainly an aggravated one and
ine is being severely condeuin»*d on
I si den.
Wentworth dispatch. 15: Mrs. Bar
y Lawrence, and her 14-year-old
laughter, Miss Effie, had a thrilling
(venture while driving to their home
this place fiom a business trip
nester. Darkness bad fallen when
hey approached Wentworth. When
iout half a mile from town a strange
man suddenly appeared from a road
le and graboed twice at the horses in
i effort to stop them. Although
horoughly frigutened, Mrs. Lawrence
iid not lose her presence of mind, and
rasping the whip she lashed the
rs''s into a run, th'e stranger narrow
scaping being run down when
he animals sprang forward nnder the
ing of the wnip. It is reported Mrs
twrence had a considerable snm in
..sh with her, and it is believed the
ad agent became aware of this and
tempted to stop the borrow so hr
uld rob her
0 less than the rate
LUu uuitf aohedulos ami
the interstate coinmerc
rotstafce was discovered
the produce company was culled upoi
to pay the additional $70, which they
refused to do, and snit was bought
the Great Northern Railway company
to collect the same. This has jus
been decided, and Judge Jones nold
that there can be no deviation, eithe
ibove nor below the regulai published
tariff rate, or in other words, that th
ompany must pay back if they charg
too much, and if they feavo charged to
little, that they can collect the differ
once from the consignee, thns makin
jual rates lor everybody, according
the tariff schedules which are pnt
lishd.
The interstate commerce act compel
nil road companies to collect any
ate they have given through mistak
or sutler large penalties in tn« way o
fines, and perbapn imprisonment fc
the person giving it.
Judgment was renderej by the OOtit
for the |70, with interest.
YICTOJJASE
Slur der of Four Will Be Con
fronted With AU His
Crimes
Aberdeen, Aug. 15. —Emil Victi
will be tried fot bis life npon tl
charge of murdering Mildred Christi
State's Attorney Van Slyke propose
now to make that crime the issue i
the tirst tiial of the young man for tl
murder of four persons at Rudolpi
Until this time Victor has lieen he i
upon the charge of killing Mrs.Christ.•
but the other charges have lieen lodge
agaist him now. and on Aug 24 1
must plead gniltv or not guilty to tl.
killing of Mildred Christie, J. V
Christie and Mieheal Kouayne.
plea will undoubtedly be he same as
the ease of Mrs.Cniistio which he ma i
last Tuesday. This was not guili\
and as soon as that is entered the sta'i
will lieuin the trial of the case of Mil
lr«d Caristie.
Of all the charges brought again-!
the young man this seems to be th
most heartless aud cruel of all tin
murders laid at his door. Itisassei:
1 that he struggled with her aud aft
she was convinced that he was 1
strong for her to oscnpe nhe gave nj
and cried, You have killed nil the re-t
and you might a* well kill tne too
While she sat upon the bed, he col
ly reloaded his revolver and then »tj
proached ber, aud placing the gun u
her face, fired into her forehead.
NEW COLLEGE
Catholic College in Potter
County to Be Dedicated-
Sioux Falls, Aug 15.—Rt.
Thomas O'Gorinan, of this city, Catb
olio bishop of the eiistern diocese oi
South Dakota, has fixed October
next fi.r the date for the dedication of
a new Catholic college located at tin
van, Potter county. Biahiop O'Goriuati
will be present in person to conduct
the dedication exeicisea, which will I
of an elaborate diameter. The new
institution will be known a« St. B
nard's college and will be one of th*
leading Catholic educational instn
tions in the state.
The new college will beiormally
opened for reception of students on
September S. The fact that it will not
be dedicated for more than a month
after beiug opened is due to the inabil
ity of Bishop O'Goruian to make a trip
to Hovan befoie October 18, owing to
his time between now and then neing
fully taken up with other engag"
incuts. The new college wtll lie
charge of a corps of sisters. It wa
eonstrncted largely thiough the ener
getn personal efforts of Father Helm
lirecht pastor of the Catholic church ui
Hovat). wbo has charge of Catholir
r'ftnirs iu that locality.
two iiirc oy t-ejn^
Peru, Ind.. Au i:. 14.~ Harry Wllror
and Harry Ilt'.'W, two ynung men
were killed by lighting during a
vrre storm here. The two had Jus
dri\en into the ain nt Wtlaou's hoi",
when the hi:IUilng wp.s struck. f.fKi't
nI"ti act f.re to the ham, but tlx
bodies were removed by neighbors.
Exhibition of Clothes.
The cloth.-s. show scheduled to Open
at Madison Square Garden. New York,
on Aug. 14 is the newest tiling In ex
hibitions, and, according to a wearing
apparel association which is back of it.
there will Ik? more fashionable gowns
on display than the historic Garden lias
ever seen. The exhibit is to run for a
week, and delegations from every man
ufacturing city in the I'lilted States
will Im present. Prizes will be offered
for the most attractive model, the pub
lic to be the judges. Shoo dealers have
also made plans for the show.
Aided by Their Sister,
In their work of perfecting the fly
ing machine the Wright brothers, the
famous aeronauts, were very materi
ally assisted by their sister Ki rharlne.
She did all their computations for
them.
We often wonder how any person can
he persuaded into taking anything but
oleys Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and long trouble. Do not be fooled
into accepting "own make" of other sub
stitutes. The genuine contains no
harmful drugH and is in| yellow paok
age. —J. II. And«fHon
If you have backache and urinary
troi olee you should take Foley's Kidney
Ueniedv to strengthen and build up the
kidneys so they will act properly, an a
serious kidney trouble may develop —J
A
Mill 24§
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It Is lime that all who want good
Old Wheat Flour to lay in a iujp*
ply of
LITTLE HATCHET
beforeanjr new wheat is Hied.
When you buy
Little Hatchet
you are ture to get the best tint
the market affords.
Whole Wheat Flour
Rye Hour
Bake the above by using
Sunnyside Washed Coal|
and you have a combination hard to beat
THE MILL
PHONES
COME IN AND SEE
The New Pail Suits
The New fall Pants
The New fall Shoes
The New fall Neckwear
The New fall Hats and Caps
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THE MODEL
HACKETT & SUTTON
If You Want an
Elegant Watermelon
Go to MUMRO'S or Phone 252
We have just received a car of the
finest ones of the season, 25 to 35 Ihs.
each and our prices are
25c 30c 35c
Order now, you will like them and
they are cheap.
If you are going to put up any Crab
Apples or Plums let us know how
many you want and we will take care
of you. We will have a good supply
soon but you will be sure of what you
want if your order it in. Let u« tup
ply you.
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Graham Hour
Corn Meal
Store 445
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