The Madison daily leader. [volume], October 08, 1909, Image 3

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If You Want any Bargains in
In order to Clean up our large stock of Silverware and make
here in & few weeks we are offering the following bargains:
5 piece Tea Set, worth $25,
Sale price
4 piece Tea Set, worth $20,
Sale price
3 piece Tea Set, worth $16,
Sale price
3 piece Tea Set, worth $20,
Sale price
Tea Pot, only one, worth
$3.75, Sale price
Sugar Bowl, worth $2.50,
Sale price
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and
JEWELRY
REPAIRING A
SPECIALTY
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HiDJIOI, lODtl DAKOTA.
TELEPHONE, NO. 269.
FRIDAY. OCT. 8. 1909
THE CITY.
Weather forecast
Generally fair tonight aud Saturday
colder tonight with frost.
LOCAL NEWS
live ones" eat at Jack's.
Big social dance at Hundemer hall
every Friday evening.
For Sale. My residence in Madison
and 400 acres of land.—A. £. Faller.
Bring yonr poultry to Abbott &
Mitchell.
A new line of
Motived it A.1
lictare moulding just
Inland'*.
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SILVERWARE
$13.98
$8.90
$4.98
$9.98
$1.48
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IUHHJICUIU5 trssm
DRUGGIST
COMPLETE OPTICAL. ROOM Z. F.
CHRIS SCHUTZ,
MEMOS
The Thermos Bottle keeps liquids hot 24
hours in the coldest Weather.
The Thermos Bottle keeps ice cold liquid*
ice cold 72 hours in the hottest weather. You
simply pour in the liquid hot or cold and cork it Ufk
The Thermos Bottle will keep it that way. The Thermos
Bottle is a new scientific invention, embodying the well-knoWR
principle that heat or cold can't get through a vacuum. The
Thermos Bottle simply consists of one glas* bottle inside another with
a vacuum between. No chemicals of any kind—always ready—lasts a life
time. Filled, cleaned, emptied, same as any ordinary bottle. The Thermos bot
tle is the greatest thing for the comfort and convenience of human race ever invented.
GET FULL DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET AND PRICES
See our New Novelties in Brass Work on Display in North Window
JONES DRUG CO.
GRINAGER BROS.
We're ready to show
you the New Fall
Styles in
Men's Suits
Youth's Suits
Boys' Suits
Overcoats
Cravanettes
Hats & Caps
Shoes Shirts
Neckwear
Underwear
Sweater Coats Pants
Fancy Vests Gloves &<
Wanted. To rent house and barn.
Address or call on Rev W Estrem.
tor Sale. Five room house with
two lota.—R. TV.Lincoln.
For Sale. Feathers. Inquire corner
Seventh and Josephine avenne.
Abbott & Mitchell will par top
market prices for live poultry.
Every day is opening day tit'Miss
Bogen'a millinery store. Come and
«oe her fine line of hats.
For Sale. My residence property in
north F.g&n avenne. adjoining Normal
campus—L. W. Unzeluiao.
For Sale. Fur coat. Three block#
V at of Methodist church.
Wanted, waiter to work dinner and
•tipper, also second cook.—Jack's Res
taurant.
I have several pieces of furniture
wh.ch I will sell at a great bargain
high class goods at exceptional prices.
Call at the parsonage at once.—A. D.
Thibodeau, ne*t house east ot Metho
Ustcfaoreh'
Now Is Your Chance
room tor our New Xmas Stock that
Sugar and Creamer, worth
$6, Sale price
Cracker Jar, worth $5.80
Sale price
Nut Bowl, worth $6.50,
Sale psice
Bread Tray, worth $4, sale
price
Gravy Boat, worth $6.50,
Sale price
Syrup Pitcher, worth $4.50,
Sale price
Ail thesr goods are fully guaranteed, all are made by the International Silver Plate Co., as good a house as there is
in the country.
will
JEWELER
SEARS, OPTICIAN IN CHARGE
iBxmea
BOTTLE
For the Sickroom and for the Infant
be
$1.98
$2.98
$2.98
$1.98
$1.88
$1.98
Prescriptions
Csi'Hif Drag Store
Roller skating at the opera house to
night.
Only a few more days in Madison
with my photo tent.—C. A. Mallory.
Wanted. At the Lake Park, laun
dry girl and dining room girl.
Mgr. Flynu was a homecoming pa s
senger by the north train this morn
ing.
For Pale. Some photographic ap
paratus aud supplies. Inquire at t?nt
opposite Masonic temple.
from the cheap Street
High-Grade Patterns.
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Mrs. Fulton who has been the ^uest
of her sister, Mrs. A. B. Alger, depart
ed this morning on her return home to
Boston.
Remember all elect)ic light Mils
must be paid at the Lake County bank
on or before the lUth or a fine of #1
will apply-—Win. Rae. City Auditor.
W. W. Rowland, A. J. Garner and
A. A. Wedgewood were evening pas
sengers for Huron on business before
tbe M. B. conference in session in that
city.
Howard Democrat: C. A. Jo'ineou
and wife of Fedora spent Sunday with
Mrs. Johnson's parents at Madison.
They expeet to move to that city next
spring.
Missionary services will be held at
the German Lutheran church next
Sunday and Rev. £. Shipiuan of
Brewster. Minn., will preach morning
and evening.
Mrs. Angie L. Williamson, Mrs.
Files, Mrs. Atkinson and Mr?. Beards
ley were morning passengers for Sioux
Fall? to attend the Dakota PresDytery
in session in that city.
Mt. and Mrs. F. G. Mitchell and
daughter, Mrs. Robinson of Deadwood,
who is their guest, departed this morn
ing for Worthington, Minn., on a visit
to son and brother, Carl Mitchell.
Strayed. From my premises, eight
miles northwest of Madison, Sept. 28,
three red steer calves. Reward will
be paid, for information of their where
abouts.—Herman Sandman.
Today's local grain market: Wheat,
No. 1, 93 No. 2, 91 velvet
chaff, No. 1, 89 No. 2, 87 durum.
No. 1, 76 No. 2, 73. Oats. 32. Corn,
40. Barley, 45 to 48. Flax, |1.31.
Speltz, 90 cwt. Timothy, $2.60 cwt.
B. Sivesind announces an auction
sale at the Kvenvold farm, seven miles
northeast of Madison,Monday, Oct. 18.
The property to be sold consists of ten
head of horses, cows, hogs and chick
ens. Also farm machinery and house
hold goods. Col. J. P. Nigbbert will
act as auctioneer and D. M. Finnic,
clerk.
Or. Christian son of Bryant who was
in the city today reports a serious aoci-
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better than a good laugh before go
ing to sleep. You can have it when
you see, "Are Yon Crazr Opera
house Oct. 11.
Rev. R. M. Hardman, re tor of
Grate Episcopal cnurcb, will go to
Sioux Falls tomorrow to attend the
third annual council of the sixth mis
sionary department which will be held
in that city Oct 10 to 12. Eight states
will be represented in the council
which, will be presided over by Bishop
Tuttle of St. Louis. The convocation
of the eastern deanery will meet next
Wednesday, following the council.
Assistant Bishop Johnson will have
charge of the convocation, Bishop Hare
beitg unable tu tie present. Grace
church will be represented at the con
vocation by Mrs. R. Hardman and
Cbas. Milliner, chareh: Mrs. F. N.
Palmer, Guild Mrs. Win. Rae. auxi
liary.
A row occurred at Bryant yesterday
afternoon in which Chas. Kuhl aud
Chas. Miller, brakeuoen on Conductor
Wineshurg's freight train, were
stabbed. An Italian is employed at
Bryant as coal beavei. Dining the
day yesterday the Italian had had tron
ble with a train crew about coaling an
engine and when Conductor Wines
burg's train came along be was in i
fighting mood. Miller was the first
to come in contact with the fighting
Italian and was stabbed in tr.e leg.
Kuhl ran to Miller's assistance and
received a bad cut in the abdomen.
Dr. M. Christianson of Bryant gave tbe
injuied men first relief and accompan
ied them to this city wheie thev were
placed in the hospital. Kuhl is the
most seriously injured, but Dr. Chris
tianson says both men will recover if
unfavorable complications do not ap
pear. The Italian was arrested and
placed in the Bryant jail.
The First Baptist church of thi?
city has arranged for what promises to
be a most interesting and protfiable
lecture by Rev. A. C. Hageman on the
subject, Cuba, the beautiful land of to
morrow. The lecture will be illus
trated by 110 splendid views showing
the life, people, and opportunities cf
Cuba. Rev. Hageman is a former
classmate of Rev. Stockton, and has
been engaged in missionary work in
this island. This lecture has been
drawing large crowds and calling forth
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PLUMES
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A great assortment
of colors and prices,
in Ostrich Plumes,
the best ever carried.
Be sure to examine
out line before pur
chasing.
Trimmed Hats
The
very
The MORSE MILLINERY PARLORS
dftit to a young man named Glen
i w, son of a blacksmith at Bryant.
I iio young man was out hunting Sun
d»y and by the accidental discharge of
1) is gun, the tiefh and bones of his left
aim were shattered to the extent tnat
amputation became necessary, Dr.
Chvistianson performing the operation.
To all Sir Knights! Yonr attention
is called to the fact that tonight is
ifibular and as we have some important
l'ii iness necessary to attend to, as well
work in the degrees, it is earnestly
i' quested that you be present. We
tve laid quiet sometime now, so let
us
get to .work.—F C. Smith, E. C.
Ratnona Times, 8: Friday, as Effie
Htid Ethel Leonard were returning
home from the latter's school, their
ii ree became frightened by a dog and
Vidi away, throwing out noth girls and
mi lashing Tip harness and buggy,
l.thel sustained a broken collar bone
in seveie bruises while Effie had her
ar and the side of her head badly
hurt and otherwise bruised. Both
fz rlg are improving as well as could
i expected and both are thankful to
if alive.
A changeia weather conditions came
upon this section yesterday afternoon
when a warm shower came up from tbe
ithwest. Later in the evening tem
pt ra^ure commenced falling and at 8
u dock this morning a cold rain set in
which has prevailed throughout the
!,iy. The weather has been fine up to
this date with only slight irost and
1 awns in the city are as green as in
lune. Leaves on the trees have rip
ned and are falling, and with heavy
rost which is likely to follow the pre
vailing rain, fall weather may be said
to be at hand.
Don't fail to soe the Clamans in"Are
Yoa Crazy" at the opera honse. Each
year they bring a brand new show.
And each year the show is better than
the last. The band and orchestra is
still a decided feature. The shew
tbis^season is sure toplease all for it is
one continuous laugh. To the brain
fagged business man, the overworked
clerk, the drugdinn housewife, nothing
best var
Trimmed
iety in
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Hats.
We have
alll kinds
to the
Hal
Which will You Have?
AT
more Elegant,
favorable comment in several of tbe
larger cities of Iowa where it has been
given. It will be given next Thurs
day evening in the'First Baptist|chnrch
at
S
o'clock. Admission
free.
An
offering for mission work in Cuba will
be taken. Evervone is invit'd.
CITY COUNCIL
Resignation of Aid*. Winthfer
and Monroe Special
Election Called
The city council met 'in regular
monthly meeting last evening. Pre
sent. Mayor Waskey, AldB. Mnnro,
Sheridan, Kxakowski, Simpson, Win
tber, and Auditor Rae.
The resignations of Aids. C. W
Winther and F. G. Monroe were pre
sen ted and accepted. Mr. Monroe ami
family have xemoved to Sioux Falls
where Mr. Monroe will become con
nected with tbe Jones Seed Co. in the
capacity of treasurer. Mr. Winther
having sold out his business interests
in this city will remove to Pasadena.
Cal., departing for that place about th
20th inst.
A special election was called to bt
held Thursday, Oct. 21 to fill vacan
cies caused by tbe resignations which
occur in the First and Fourth ward*
Judges were appointed as follows:
Fiist ward —Wui. Matcalf, N.
Stacy, Geo. Knapp,
Fourth ward —S. Woo
ley, Chas. An
gle, Wm. Hamilton.
An ordinance was introduced and
had its first reading providing fot a li
cense for transcient photographers.
The current bills of the month wexe
audited and allowed.
The council discussed the matter of
installing new machinery in the elec
tric light plant. The smaller engine
of the two ordered has arrived. This
is of 80 horsepower capacity. The gas
producers are on tbe ground, and the
concrete foundations far the new ina
cbinery are nearly completed. The
large engine is expected to arrive ac
cording to contract, shipment to be
made from the factory October 9. The
dynamos are read/ lot shipment and
will come forward on tbe order of the
council.
ACCUSED OF HIGH TREASON
Thirty Persons Convicted and Giver
Severe Sentences.
Agran, Austria, Oct. 6.—After
trial lasting seven months sentence
were handed down in the cases
fifty-two schoolteachers, priests an
other persons charged with conne
tion with what is known as tb
"Greater Servla conspiracy." Tl:
prisoners were accused of high trea
son in participating in a movement
for the union of Croatia, Slavonia and
Bosnia to Servia, even carrying the
propaganda among the troops of tlx
Austro-Hurigarian army. Thirty of
the accused are condemned to' tern
of rigorous Imprisonment varyiii"
from four to twelve years and twenty
two were acquitted. The- persons con
demned have given notification of ap
peal.
REMEMBER
Runchey s Bakery
T0-M0RR0W
SATURDAY
BOSTON BROWN BREAD
BAKED BEANS
Cream Puffs fruit Cakes
Cookies of all Kinds
Try Our Bread and Roll*
NONE BETTER
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Good Afternoon!
Mr. KU. Fritz, Oneonta N. V„ writes
My little girl was greatly benefitted by
taking Foley's Orino Laxative, and I
ink it is the best remedy for codstipa
tion and liver trouble. Foley'w Orino
Laxative is raild, pleasant and effective
and our«M habitual
by all druggists.
Owing to the fact that our house un
the farm is small and that we are very
busy people and have little time for
luxuries, we will sell tbe following
articles: 1 Iveis & Pond piano, 2
rockers, 3 rugs. The piano we will
sell for cash or installment. We need
the room. We also have some choice
])i c-es of band painted china and cut
glass (and need Jersey cows more),
that we will sell—-A. Laity.
It',people with symptoms of kidney or
bladder trouble could realize their dan
ger thej would without, loss of time com
mence taking Foley's Kidney Remedy.
Thin great remedy stops the pain and^ir
regularities, strengthens and ^builds up
these organs and there is no danger of
Bright's disease or other serioua dis
order. Do not disregard the Mrljr sym
ptom#—
sold by all druggists.
Ta'ie care of your stomach. Let Kod
digest all the food you eat, for that is
what Kodol does. Every tablespoonful
of Kodol digests 2% pourds of food.
Try it today. It is guarnteed to re
lieve you or your mcney back. Sold bv
Aft D*uggi*t«.
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Do you do your own baking? We are in
troducing a very superior flour, much better
than you have been using.
"No, thank you,
LITTLE HATCHET
i* good enoughlfor me, «o i* SUNNYSIDE
WASHED COAL.
LARKIN & METCALF
Mill 240 PHONES Store 445
KUPPENHEIMER
CLOTHES.
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®|je Hotme Kuit*
Chicago
THE MODEL,
There's plenty ot
ginger and go in
this splendid .1
model,
and gentlemanly
good taste,
too.
Come in
for yourself
Fall and Winter
A S
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MISS BOGEN'S
Every Day Will Be
OPENING DAY
We have made arrangements to display the Largest
and Most Up-to-Date Line of Millinery ever shown
in the city. We can please you.
Miss Rose Organ, of Milwaukee, has again taken
charge of the Trimming Department..
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