Lead Daily Call from Lead, South Dakota • 4

If it's a good cigar your looL'k Off For Sturgii. THE HORNING CALL Tba Royal tfc highest srada baking powoV McLord and wite and Rev. Harman and wife showed the members of the Wesleyan CARPETS AND FLOOR COVERINGS. for don tail to can at me con- fectioncry store cf James Julius. The JJailey Lumber company is now prepared to furnish their customers with the best of Sheridan coal.

945 tf Ice cream by the quart, pint or gallon, for parties and banquets a specially, at Mrs. Anna Putnam's. 1 1 3 1 -1 Sheridan lump coal is the best lump coal sold in Lead, and M. Bailey Co. is the best place to buy it.

"Competent Nurses" and help of all kind can be lurnislied on short notice at the employment office, north Bleeker street, No. 12. 1,103 tf You can buy at Wolff Fink's the best watches, diamonds and all kinds of jewelry on monthly payments cheaper than you have to pay any other place in town for cash. noitf For Sale At a bargain, a house and lot in Guinn alley. I'aitcash balance on reasonable time.

Mouse contains eight rooms. Inquire at Lambert's feed barn, 31 tf When you order Sheridan coal from us you can rest assured that we will not give you anything but Sheridan. M. J. Bailey Cq.

Constantly getting in newgoods Watch my show window and you will see the finest line of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in the Hills. C. Bargelt, Expert Watchmaker Engraver. 29-tt Putman's old stand. The safest place in town to buy Sheridan lump coal is of M.

J. Bailey Co. For Sale A good saddle horse single footer, saddle and bridle. Inquire at Lambert's feed barn. Hein architects.

Office in May block, Main street, Lead. 1010-im Dryer Riley, who recently purchased the American chop house, are building up a splendid trade in their line. Their doors are open night and day, and those in quer.t of a square meal should not hesitate to 1 1 10 tit Beer Hali atjci Cafe, Milwaukee Famous. Vienna Sausage Thcv are sure to lnter-, est you when you take up the old one and find it full of holes. Then it will interest you to know where to look for them and he shown the very best for your money at the lowest prices.

Let us say to you right here, that carpets is a big part of our business. We give this one thing our very best and personal attention. Suppose we sell you a nice Royal Wilton velvet for $1.10 or a nice Tappistery for 45c, or a nice cool China matting for 15c, wouldn't you like it. And yet we can do it and save you money in buying your curtains, shades, in fact we are headquarters in this line. VERY TRULY HENRY MONHEIM, SUCCESSOR TO Schmitz Monheim.

lead, s. D. Dressmaking PARLORS -OVClt Stone's Butcher Shop. First door to the Satisfaction ruiirttrilccd. nt hoiiil of EVA L.

JOHNSON. FRANK McliUGH, Prop. Board by Day or Week. Special rates to regular boarders. N.

W. Cor. Main Gold Sts. LEAD, SO. DAK.

vr tt ir tl SchliU Beer Made CO up 1 1 1 1 kt vr. UY THE Call Printing Company ''K lit ii onr no! gMiv.0 The only ntornlriif piiper publlotutd In the metropollit of tliti umck iiiiih. OFFICERS; JAMES OIISICK PrfAlilPht IB. N.M. WANE ce-l'rmlilriil 0.

JON KH TrnMturor J. W. JONES Editor mid Mtwiw The Dally Call ii publinhed every tnornliiir In the week, except Monday, and la delivered oy carrii-r and vy mm. A fine razor strap 50c at Jenkins The Mathean dancing club held forth at Society hall last evening Little Bessie Morris is very ill and fears are entertained that she cannot live. No bakiner powder ever made can excel the brand named "Perfect." 16-im A.

Mochon, of the Short Pine Hills, is in the city visiting rela tives. C. E. Hawley-PIANOS, or gans. Black Hills dealer.

Never buy until you see him, 1098 tf Miss May Downing is threaten ed with pneumonia, and is quite ill. The next meeting of the Singers Club will be held Monday evening. For rent Two front rooms, furnished. Inquire of Mrs. Geo.

Scott. 11381W Robert Daugherty and wife, of Keystone, were arrivals in the city A sea of mud was taken off Main and Mill streets yesterday but there is plenty left. The Wesleyan Quartet, of Lincoln, gave a concert at the Methodist church last eventng. By using the baking powder named "Perfect" you will show appreciation of pure food. Always use the "Perfect." 16-im Mrs.

Harry Salmon is expected home today from an extended visit with her parents at Vermillion. John M. Tegarty, baritone of Christ church, will sing the Holy City, by request, next Sunday evening. Light, healthful and nutritious food guaranteed from any flour by using the "Perfect" baking powder. Try it.

16-im Mrs. Chas. Mitchell and Miss Bertha Mitchell returned yesterday from an extended visit to New York. A. G.

Smith and A. J. Furlong will leave this evening for Sioux Falls to attend the Grand lodge of the A. 0. U.

W. Tuesday next Impure banking powders injure the stomach. Use the pure brand named "Perfect" and have no in digestion. 16-im Quite a number of our people went to Deadwood last evening to attend the musical given at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

H. P. Cheairs. J. B.

Lucas who was recently kicked by a horse in the right thigh was admitted to the hospital Thursday, for treatment for abcess, caused by the kick. Several of Lead's young men failed to pass the examination for the cowboy cavalry at Deadwood yesterday were very much chagrinned to think they were elected to stay at home. Mayor Gushurst starts in well and so long as he keeps up the lick of yesterday, in the way of getting the mud and filth off of the business streets of Lead, he a be fcaowa. Actual tsats show it fsoa oao-ttirtf farther thaa say other braad. POWDER Absolutely Pure ROVAl MKINO POWDEK NEW YOHK.

The purity of the baking powder named "Perfect" is a guarantee against sallow complexions caused by indigestion. 16 im Hotice. All parties are hereby notified not to pay any money to my son, John E. Allinson, that may come through my office for rents, insur ance, interest, or anything else, as he is not authorized to collect nor receipt for anything pertaining to to me or my office from this date. Dated Lead, S.

April 7, 1898. W. b. Allwson. It pleases everybody to know that they can buy the pure baking powder named "Perfect" so reasonably.

16-im Two very desirable rooms' for rent opposite Star Bakery, North Bleeker, No. 12. 1 1 37-tf Notice. All persons are warned against Dccupying, or making improvements upon any lands belonging to my superintendency except such as was provided for in the conveyances to Messrs. May, Gushurst and Enos, Trustees and others.

At any time the owners may require the use of such properties, and persons thus trespassing will lose their improvements, 940tf T. J. Grier, Superintendent Homestake and other companies and persons. C. E.

Hawlev PIANOS, organs. Black Hills dealer. Never buy until you see him. 1044 tf, Klondike. What does it cost to get there? When and how should one go? What should one take? Where are the mines? How much have they produced? Is work plentiful? What wages are paid? Is living expensive? What are one's chances ot "making a living." Complete and satisfactory replies to the above questions will be found in the Burlington route's 'Klondike Folder," now ready for distribution.

Sixteen pages of practical information and an up to date map of Alaska and the Klondike. Free at Burlington route ticket offices, or sent on receipt of four cents in stamps by J. Francis, Gen'l Passenger Agent, Burlington Route, Omaha, Neb. DR. MILLER, Special attention to difficult, lone-standinc and nervous dis eases and diseases of men.

Lead, S. D. mCSOOETIES (JO-DEN SUMMIT FORUM, No U55, incuts the first and third fc-aturdaye of each month, at the lodge rooms corner of Main and Meeker streets, MKS. M. M.

Hukd, Gkohoe Jnman, President Secretary. EAD CAMP No. 5, Woodmen of the WorM, inirsofeacli month, at their lodge rooms in Miners Union block. Sojourning sovereigns meets the second ana 4tn nureoay oven Invited. J.

1. rKEEK, Con. Com W. E. McCokd, Clerk.

RAND ALL vwwww TO BE GIVEN BY-MRS. HOLLER AT THE Opera House -ON- WEDNESDAY EVENING, lylayll, '98. MUSIC WILL BE FURNISHED BY Tije JZa)0 Ofcljestfa. ill E. C.

Steele yesterday received word from Capt. Hammon, of the Sturgis troop to recruit some men here for his company, and not withstanding the fact that Lead has been instrumental in filling the Spcarfish company and that something like forty men from here will be members of Capt Bullock's company, Mr. Steele was quite successful as the fol lowing list of names will show Jerry Sullivan, Chas. Edwards John True. Fred Miller, Walter Karki, Thos.

Johnson, Ed. Spence, Oscar Lacicka. Frank Hull, Ole Anderson, Geo. Eberhart, Thos. Fossi, M.

Perry. J. H. Davis, and possibly a few others. The boys will leave town from in front of Jenkins' drug store this morning at nine o'clock, and if there is any who want to go along, whose names have not been enrolled, all they will have to do will be to present themsolvee at the hour above named.

Change of Firm. Having sold my entire stock to L. D. Jacobs I desire to return thanks to my former patrons and ask them to extend the same lib eral patronage to my successor as they have favored me with. You will find Mr.

Jacobs a nice man to do business with, and with his experience in business will make the Bazaar more attractive than ever. is my wish to close up my book accounts as" soon as possible and I will deem it a favor if all those knowing themselves indebted to me will call, and settle not later than May 25th. Respectfully, 38:41 N. E. Smith.

Yesterday's Base Ball. 10 Washington 9 Tried to Run the Blockade. Key West, May 6. The French trans-Atlantic liner LaFayette was captured by the United States steamer Nashville while trying to enter the harbor ot Havana. She is a French naval reserve vessel and mounts several guns.

The LaFayette had been informed that a blockade had been established against Havana, and warned repeatedly not to try and make an entrance to the harbor, but despite these warnings she endeavored to sneak in. Her effort at blockade running was a failure, however, for in the gray of the morning hours the Nashville discovered her stealing along the shore, and at once headed her off, going in dangerous proximity to shore batteries to accomplish her purpose. The Frenchman hesitated about surrendering, but the threatening aspect of the Nashville's guns and the assurance that did he not heave to he would be blown out of the water, made him give in. FREE PILLS. Send your address to H.

E. Bucklen Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits. These pills are easy in action and are particularly effective in the cure of Constipation and Sick Headache.

For Malaria and Liver troubles they have been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetabel. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system. Regular size 25c. per box.

Sold by W. R. Dickinson, druggist 4 Second Annual Ball and Concert of W. R. Band on May 27.

Executive Committee. Alex Rons. Tod Campbell, C. P. Plusonnault, Wu, Lbiik.

N. D. Pool, Fred Harris. Reception Parker, J. N.

Peterson. C. P. Plnsonnault Wm. Lang.

N. Tool, Kretl Harris. Floor Committee. Arthur Mooahan, Geo. Eberole, Clarence llennlnir, Thoa.

Roach Frank Holgate Bert Coolldge Music By Emo'i Orchestra. quartet tnrougn trie mills and hoists yesterday afternoon. The boys were much delighted at the sights. Walter Anderson, of Hot Springs, well known to many of the Lead boys, and particularly the fire boys, is second lieutenant of the company of cavalry, being recruited at Sturgis. Dave Con nors, of the Sturpis Press, is the first lieutenant.

L. D. Jacobs wishes to announce to the public that he has pur chased the stock and good will of N. E. Smith, known as Smith's Bazaar, and that he will continue business in the same stand.

He will be pleased to have the old customers as well as new ones continue their patronage to him Misses Anna Abt, Nannie Smith and Mrs. Carrie Pease will leave this evening for Sioux Falls, to attend the meeting of the Grand lodee of the Degree of Honor, which convenes at that place on Tuesday next. The first two named are officers of the Grand lodge while the latter goes to represent Ruth lodge of this place. The boyB from Lead who went to Deadwood yesterday for the purpose of passing examination to become members of Capt. Bul- ock's troop, generally fared well, all but a tew who were examined having passed the doctor and came out with hying colors.

A number who were not examined will go down this morning, and when the troop is complete it will contain the names of upwards of orty of Lead's young men. Mrs. Ida Crouch Hazlett, who is billed to speak here in Lead, on the subject of equal suffrage, is a member of the Denver Women's Club. She is one of Colorado's eading orators, and although she has cast her ballot for president of the United States, she is not at all terrible. There will be a meet ing held this afternoon at 2:30 and this evening at 8 at the Salvation army hall.

Admission free. Frank Morona, the Italian who was taken to the hospital for treatment for bowel complaint, and who refused to allow the physicians to operate on him, is still alive. Last evening two feet 1 1 1 ana a nair 01 intestines was sloughed off by him, and shortly he appeared better. There are very few cases known in the history of physicians where this occurred and the patient lived. Dr.

Dickinson informed a Call man last evening that the man now had a fighting chance tor lite. The Cotton Spinners. The above play was put on at the opera house last evening, by the Ashley Rush company, before small house. It is really too bad that this meritorious company has no larger houses, as they are cer tainly deserving of liberal patron age. 1 hey will close their week engagement here tonight with that excellent drama, "The Two Orphans." This is a strong play, the costumes are very fine.

They should have a full house. The Singers Club. The musical director cf the Singer's Club requests all members of the club to be present next Monday evening, May 9. "Col umbia's Song Freedom," one of the clubs concert numbers will have its first readine. This will a special meeting.

All members failing to attend shall be fined according to Article sec tion constitution and by laws. E. Trevaskis, President. John Tegartv, Secretary. Store, Office and Private Rooms.

George E. Brettell has for rent a store room, office room, and private sleeping rooms, and a house in the most desirable part of the city. The rooms are all large, pleasantly situated, convenient and comfortable. Apply it the Brettell block. The stomach is our best friend and the next best is the "Perfect" banking powder.

It is chemically J. Imported Frankfurter Sausage Domestic Frankfurter Sausage Summer Sausage Slalier: Coevelate Sausage. Imported Swiss Cheese Roquefort Cheese Club House Cheese Fromage De Brie Xeufchatel Cheese Brick Cheese Limburger Cheese Hand Cheese-Imported Anchovies Kippered Herring Spiced Herring Holland Herring Imported Russian Cavier French Sardines Pickled Pigs Feet Pickled Tripe Pickled Lamb's Tono-ue Spiced Lamb's Tongue Spiced Pig's Feet Boiled Ham Dill Pickles Potato Salad Chow Chow Sauer Kraut Pretzels Breakfast From 5 to a. m. Evan's Porter and India Pale Ale on Draught, 5 cents per glass, California Claret, 5c per glass.

will receive the hearty commendations of all good citizens. Capt. Bullock's company last evening lacked twenty-three names of having the required number. The examining surgeon will open his office today at nine o'clock and a tew hours work will complete the list. I have desired for a long time to obtain a strictly pure high grade baking powder that I could sell reasonably and have found it in the brand named Perfect.

I will guarantee every ounce as pure as chemistry can make. 16 im P. A. Gushurst. 1876.

Livery Stable. 1898 FRED B. SAWYER, Prop. 126 126 East Main Street. Good Carriage and Buggy Teams Hearse and Carriages for Funerals, Te- pure and assists digestion.

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