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The Lamar register., 1893-03-04
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-.1- q the remains Of man have
f1z1i lu The hills above Gre-n river.
f-g taaasht 10 bc tho-- % c. ID 1rrrdr.
tserH To. Colorado miiiI1naire. shu
90 pr1sp-ctiu- late iu the fall 4Hd has
,ssn seari o. stErc.
rruof O.hornc has nominated Mr..
ltrieubergcf ot Rock Springs, to be
-h7Erian, SEE T. president Of the
~ Urmo-rstto Clnh Of swcetwater
: tb- izsi campaign
l. rafe Worii'. Pair curnuifsstoa has
! ttpsrts preparing a display Of mountcd
!. - suiaiAls 70 20 vtth the CAlc.go er.
N ftEna u ths region sili have
1;r,y cluplete representation Nearly
Nd spccimrus have already oeen pre-
b. Hart hfpthrrs a. Ip.k. hsve devised
= curral 10 - takrn With each herd
b. lth % canvas rifh steel pins. And
= - shelter cza he provided Zoe i,uc.
D. p "a hour aui a haif sheep I'LL h
~ utAla these disclosures every ulshg
- ~ slater uloaths
" HaatA=1ie. the unau carrier. VIA uifcr.
b ~ p-.six-c STAMPS GA the senatorial
~. htl hrartar s~sorc Ehi;r1 States
saloarr- Thr tcstifauny was 10 the rf-
] issi - fuhbesl the Iisrle Bear posfofier
HaAAAA 80 = HaAal-aN A-sANH4=Aa - 'HaA-
NoaAsse "a. heia In default OF
~ hat
! piir = ssf-Alo horns h-saSht 20 Saratoga
! zagsmaa arr szli By a-d-;imrrs 10 BE-
.sesi saocirient extAnL They have been
,,asl aaa arc OF igmiao1s bi.ek- In
>ca.s1as they arr iarscg than the prtrs
a The sniihsosiau iastitut,oa a. wash
tuc- Tley MEASURE ihirty-avr !nches
y, asl siEty-iso iaehcs fron tip To Up.
Il. 6rih1e!i sDI william Burgess OF
)gaiAa- are The pi1aeers la extensive de-
5sa>af q The lncxhaasslbie coal measures
> fo-te- river viclntty. They have &C.
p ut,- to scvcral bgndred acres, have
)isA-ts In the soath Dakota Aad NebrGskA
ftsiS aad arc piaciaS = large piAnt-
\ ka-e hAs l-ccn Supplied By the Burilus-
oue coal vein o~aesi By theus IA said 10
~ greatest In the ~cSbi, uaeAsuring
fsty frei.
1 = CActrnn- E~iisy descrlt~s nev and
s-4E aniquc mrthoI os huntias ~ fol-
I Pete BcFeer-e1 and Frrd Thompson
lfarl yesterday frorn haatlag "Trip takeu
fArn ca b.cycle-- Both re-ic safcties and
fed rifes. Tkry traseled abou; sixty
y, part Of The dl,taoce hclng Bcruss the
~ AID zsay frpsa trAvrisd roasis- With
MY ritaes Of tosa theg sighted deer and
Er,sfullT sialked ;hrfH, B-rErrsen getting
q the auimais. They hirrd a rsnchmau
! al tbeir game to toSa- This 4 the first
!, o. Fcoord that deer have b-ea hanted on
[clrs
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North China Fairs

A writer in the North China Her
aid describes the fairs in Eorsiserga
China. There are but two months IN
the year when the people do not hsl6
large fairs at convenient centres, nj
which all imaginable wants of cz.s-
toners are supplied. The exceptions,
are the sixth month. when the -uniss
are generally impossible and the
first, which is devoted to ress .Srea
recreation. There is constan. szn~
cession of these gatherings in az.y
given district, at which it is net IN
common for 10000 persons to De esss--
gregated. There is no method us asR-
vertising the exact date at which q
fair will begin except by red slips OK
paper put up in public places, ns,d
these are generally misleading
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Washington Notes.

The BI-MetaIlie League met in Washington
on the S2nd.
The senate has unanimously confirmed the
nomination of Judge Howell Jackson as
si,tAnt justice OF the Supreme Court
Many members OF the House strongly oh
ieet to Hawaii being annexed without the
House bcIn. consulted IN the matter.
Secretary OF the Navy-elect Herbert has
selected for his private secretary the sou oil
Representative W. j. Cooms of Brooklyn,
New York.
John W. Foster, secretary Of state, resigned
on the 3.3rd and left for Paris at once, where
he will participate in the Behring Sea arbltra-
ton proceedings-
The House committee on Worlds Fair has
declined to recommend bill allowing the
gates to be opened on Sunday, aud the matter
may be considered settled.
The total receipts from internal revenue fot
the first seven months for the present fiscal
year were <I6, ,4l4, . 81, being S','l5,5U more
than for the same period last year
The navy department has been Informed OF
the arrival of the gunboat Bennington and
III. cruiser Newark at the Canary Islands,
with the Columbus cAravsl and Nina and
Pinta, in convoy.
Informal notliic ZION has been sent TO the
navy Department from the Italian legation IN
this city, that the Italian government would
send three war vessels to take part In the
naval review at New York.
The President has appointed Benton Han
chett of Michigan, United States circuit judge
of the 9Th district, 10 succeed Judge jackson.
and j. T. Cochrane OF Nebraska TO DC consul
of the United States al San Salvador
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Worse Than writing Letters.

Johnny that the CIR, shxtiss
suing you for bweach OF pronise,
Algy?
Algy-Aw, yaas, that's her
Johnny-But you're all wight; ypz2
didn't send her any letters; she has no
pwoof.
Algy-Has she not? Her young
brother has got one of those psse1sf
snapshot cameras, and the pictures
of us that he has got are worth q
ton of letters. I've no chazca, 0la
fsllah.-Wonder.
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pl.tinsai-h.a visitors.

r.ses David Of Haaau. accompanied By
h1uprahlo Paul Seuu.aa, er-attorney gen
and T. {. Maciarlane. rI-mlnIsieE Of
30 of the Hawaiian government, 10
aei over day in Denver On thelr way TO
saiagtou 10 consult with President Harri-
resaadlng the situation Of Affairs In Hs-
Iher expressed themselves As much
hsei With the city and the entertainment
r1sd them- They left Denver for Wash
5a On the Burilngton's Chicago spe-
As ianoa. train proved somewhat of a
Peiiy 10 them, In whose county the trst
Bod ls now In course Of construction To
a,eago reporter, who met them en- route,
| NeumAn said. .'Our trip has been most
fshtful ono, When told at Denver that
TAIN would cover the distance to Chicago
e. than - hours, VIC were inclined TO be
incrriulous, but, A. you see, here We are
line This Is tho fastest trip have ever
Plel and yet the track of this road Is 80
P'olh and the equipment 40 perfect that the
eiersted speed i scarcely pereepuble,
ie the service aud appointments are 80
piete Ia every respect that the entlre
rley has been one of lnterest and pleas
bis Is deserved compliment TO the Bur
kton Route whose progressive manage
Z has given TO the people OF Colorado
erviee that Is unsurpassed by any In
s'untry.
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FVS OF THE WEST.
Coiorad

COLORADO.
ii. a, Cripple Creek and Fremont
y ~ ~ 20 consolidate the two towns.
p,,thers' extensive carriage fac
n,oysr vas burned few days ago.
o..,,r Bar Association held its first
s.ao,lei on the 23rd. II was an elab-
1 asair.
r,xler. who was arrested for stealIny
J. -. frorn the Western Union at Aspen.
- ,equlited Of the charge.
- sIplo.lon of coal dust occurred I'm
-. Al Kin. on the s.3rd, whereby two
,,l5ers were slightly burned.
-, Crotty, the witness in the Santa Fe
e,ses, who escaped from the Trinidad
n. brcn caught At LakIn, Kansas.
| ! fumAu, weil-knovn In Denver, who
.-..,,rly on the police force, committed
y On the i5th. Debt was the cause.
| |. .,,,e ofiees 1t Dcuver have been re-
,9;ai t'3@ tAs 81 hihS:,,s ,hs q GlR s9gi1, gs,s
u. Better quarters Viii be obtained for
rcary.
Narkets-Eg-. ranch a4c, state
,-ttrr. best creamery 9ts34c, dairy pc; /;
LAD balcd tit0ftla, second bottom
F. s,s % alfalfa O.. so .wheatyoc ;eorn, bulk
| snr.s1 ascs o2ts. tAsAo. sacked I'll -,
N4s. cattle. choice steers g. 10
4 sosstl 5oitt3. Is, native feeders 81 IS
N k1s., choice - 10; spring chicken,
| : IA; hens, e. v doz-
,,,,i head-end collision occurred on the
- Midland saturday, resulting In the
4, n thrrr trAlnmen and the serious in-
q III ether persons The point where
F,-,yk occurred "a half mile east OF
n M euEinr. aud cars were telcscoped
~ rIle,i high IN the AiF In one inexirica-
- The dead are; Frank McCammon,
= Nelntyrr. joel boersock. Tue IN
~ Jaiia McNullcn, :. A. Judd. En-
\ = EsssIl. conductor aud two other pas
Z, The terrthc force with which the
~ slivcrrd tho cars nearest the en-
4. NJ manner la which the cars telc-
- r.isd the seats up high and turned
- .taye, uhieh At oaes set Ore 10 the
I, Ue sud1cuucss sith which the
struck dd not give time TO jump.
: zaI8juFcd Al oacc set 10 ~ork 10 cTtFi-
80 unable 10 help themselves. aud
II o.! they work. The dead and uuund-
~ I1li cut AZ the sidc Of the track Aud
I 1rahti1ie word vas scat - Bath and a
sraIu uith physielsus and medicines
/, ,sgraphei fDr. Both traius rcrr late
- uEsa Misunderstanding Of order
The Lamar register., 1893-03-04

/ has been decided that New Mexico will
le al The Worlds Fair silver monument
fost SIS 600, $4,000 more than the Mon
Z monument The bullion has been con-
'uted by the mines Of New Mexico. the
ngment viii be surmouuted, not by some
ale form, like the Montana one, but by
hgure Of a typical New Mexico miner;
I VIII be one of the most striking pieces oil
iuary at the Falr.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
ODD Fellows i'm Session.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-The forty-sixth
annual session of the grand encampment
of the Odd Fellows convened here dur
ing the morning with a good attendance.
Grand Representatives Jewell and May
bury, in their annual reports say the con-
dition OF che order calls for devout
Thanksgiving on the part of every Odd
Fellow in the land. The net increase in
membership during 1892 was oxer So.
900, unprecedented in the history of the
order and from what has been learned
of the increase in the, year, it is greater
than last year. The total membership,
including the Sisters of Rebekah branch,
is estimated at over 1000, 900.
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THE CITY.
Local ~BREylTrEs.

Mrs. S. Il. Baldwin does not rally
much from her bilious fever, and now
S. e. is on the sick list himself.
Mr.. III. Greene, of Chester township,
with witnesses, was proving up or his
timber culture claim to-day, before
Clerk Preston.
A brother-in-law OF Frank Fountin, OF
the north part of the county, whom he
had not seen for IS years, arrived this
morning from Little Falls, Num-, on a
visit.
Clerk of rourt Preston issued Il mar
riage license to-day to Otto Kaske, %,
and Abbie Hare ID, both of Wentworth,
8. D.. The young couple were joined in
wedlock this afternoon a. the Baptist
parsonage by the Rev. A. G. Blackman
Messrs. Rensh and Coffey have divided
their possessions held in common, since
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TO PAY,
Something More of the Methods OF
Menage Brought to Light.

Something More of the Methods of
Menage Brought to Light.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 22.-County At
torney Nye had for a caller an attorney
who represents Mr.. Alvin, who figures
on a large number of notes in the
Menage and Streeter lists. The attorney
says that his client signed an almost
unknown number of the notes. He now
lives in st. Paul, but was then in Mime
apolis, and says that he signed the notes
at the request Of a friend, who set up
the drinks In compensation for the sigma
ture, and that was all he ever expected
to come of the matter. 1t has come to
light through some collections received
in st. Paul against Alvin, and as he is
said to be a man without prop
erty it was something of a surprise to
the attorneys to receive notes against
him for collection. These claims con-
tinued to come to light, till finally notice
was received of an attachment from
some place in Iowa for Judgment OBJ
tanned on promissory notes, and on them
a claim was made against the estate of
his mother. This brought matters 10 a
focus and made, action necessary. The
attorney was seeing the county attorney
as to what light he could obtain on the
~spuriousness of the notes his client had
signed. He knows of $65 900 of the Alvin
paper, and his client says that he signed
notes in blank for an hour or two-how
many in all he does not know.
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To Take strikers Places.

GALEsBURG, Ills, Nov. 22.-Some
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy en-
gineers have left here to take the places
of strikers OF the Lehigh Valley railway.
Several parties are here hiring men for
the Lehigh, and as there is said to be a
large surplus of engineers on the Bur-
lington, predictions are made that many
will go. The Burlington, it is said, fur
nishes transportation and 80 days leave
of absence. Some of those going came
here six years ago to take the place of
strikers on the Burlington. The feeling
against the men who are going is strong
in labor circles here.
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Remanded For a Week.

LoNnaN, Nov. 22.-Floyd and Schieg.
who are in custody here charged with
robbing the Bank of Minneapolis of
SOC, 1000, were brought up ON remand at
the Bow Street police court. Inspector
Jarvis, who arrested the prisoners at
Southampton, upon their arrival from
New York on the steamship Saale. said
that the cablegram had been received
from the United States authorities to the
effect that American officers were on
their way to England with the papers
necessary to obtain the extradition of
Floyd and Schieg. The prisoners were
remanded for q week.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
First Oniciai Racent,o.

PARIS, Nov. 22.-Mr. James B. Eus-
tice, the United States ambassador, gave
his first official reception during the
evening. The members of the ministry.
the leading government officials and the
diplomatic corps were in attendance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
Oklahoma Prairie Err.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Nov. GA terrible
prairie fire has been raging east of here
in Lincoln county, devastating MANY
farms and destroying timber, crops and
buildings. Mrs. John Hall, aged 55,
was burned to death and several others
badly injured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
Looks Like a Convict.

CREsToN, Ia, Nov. 22.-Marshall
Wardell has received a photograph of
two convicts who escaped from the Men
ard, Ills, Jail ON Oct. s.. One of the
pictures is a very fair likeness of a man
captured here afew days since, who has
ince been playing the insanity dodge.
Ii Is more than likely that the prisoner
will prove to be the escaped convict that
is wanted in Illinois.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
VIII Begin Work ut nnca

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The Puyal-
lup commission have reported to the
commissioner of Indian affairs for in
structions. The commission will leave
immediately for Seattle, Wash, where
they will begin their work.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
A Dangerous Crank.

ATcHIsoN, Kan, Nov. pa danger
u crank, giving his name as Christ
Bruins, has been arrested here. He said
he had been recently appointed to de-
stroy wicked persons and carried several
deadly weapons.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
HUNG HIM QUICK.
The Principal Street of 0ttumwa,
Ia, the Scene of a
Mob.
They Seized q Man Named johnson,
Guilty OF Rape On q
Child.
A Rope Was ThrownArOund His Neck
and He Was Lynched In Short
EOrder.

OTTUMwA, Ia, Nov. 22.-The princi-
pal street of this city was filled with a
mob who seized a man named johnson,
the perpetrator Of a rape on a ~6-year-old
child. The mob quickly put a rope
about Johnson's neck. He was lynched
in short order.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
Travelling Man Shielded

DUBUQUE, Ia, Nov. 22.-R. L. Brooks.
a Chicago travelling man, well known
throughout the Northwest, has suicided
az his home in Manchester by taking
s~trychnine. Continued i'll health was
the cause.
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Fight stili On.

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-The fight over the
worlds fair beer award is still ON. The
commissioner OF awards has appointed a
special committee of four state commits
sioners ~ settle the matter If possible.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
TELEGRAPHJC BREvIrIEs.

The new United States consul, Mr.. w.
Il. Hall, has arrived at Nice.
Municipal affairs in Toledo, O., are
said to be in a very chaotic condition.
The officers of the reichstag were re-
ceived by Emperor William at the new
palace.
ID. M. Martin, a Des Moines banker.
Is to be made second assistant postmaster
general, it is said.
While assisting in moving a house at
Benson, Mimi, afalling chimney crushed
h skull of Filing Lere.
William Semulon and Ed Sperbinan
have been arrested at Washburn, Wis,
ON a charge of highway robbery.
Senator Hansbrough and wife will
leave Devils Lake for Washington Nov,
80, expecting to arrive about Dec. 2.
Tilden R. Selmes has been appointed
receiver pr the Winona and Southwest
ern road IN place of Joseph Walker of
New York.
w. W. Broughton of Minneapolis.
assistant general passenger agent of the
st. Paul and Duluth road, will be ap-
pointed general freight agent.
D.. F. Wilson of Shelbyville, Ind. and
Mrs. T. B. Morgan of Bloomington
Ind, have been disbarred as ATTORNEYS
before the interior department.
Assistant Attorney General Thomas
OF the ~postoffice department has rem.
dered a decision in which he holds that
bond investment schemes ought not te
be permitted to use the mails.
Three young men, two of. them law
students, the third a son of ex-Premiel
Mercier, have been arrested for ATTEMPT.
ing to blow up Nelson's monument OF
jacques Cartier square, Montreal.
A warrant has been issued for State
Senator McKeigham of the Fifth Ne
braska district, on complaint of the pro
prletor OF the Lindell hotel at Lincoln
for failure to pay his hotel bill DURING
the session of the legislature last spring
nave a customer who wants to trade
II good work horses and a new thresh
ing machine for land.
CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
Boy wanted to learn the cigarn aker'
trade, FRED KURTH.
A limited number of day boarder1
wanted. Mrs. K. T. STEELE.
Lost, pocketbook with small amour
of money. Finder leave At this office.
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to BROS. u. 4. OoHey LAKES
the McDona' d farm for his part, and
Mr.. Rensch the city lot and buildings.
John O'Brien to-day received from the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail
way company $500 for the injuries re-
ceived by him about a year g while re-
pairing a car and which were supposed
to have produced the subsequent para
lytic stroke which disabled HIM. This is
a worthy donation.
The funeral of the late Henry ".
Mead was held from the family residence
at 1870 this morning under the aus
pieces of Evergreen lodge, A. 4. and A.
NJ, Rev. w. j. Cleveland officiating in
the ministerial ceremonies. The inter
ment took place in Madison cemetery.
Next Sunday, 1T Grace church, a
memorial sermon will be preached which
will be attended by the Masonic lodge in
a body. 1t is requested that members
Of the order assemble at the lodge room
at 10 a. m. and arrive at the church at
1890.
The Wade eroyle company which
entertained at the opera house here last
evening departed on the morning train
for Sioux Falls. This company improves
with each return and the appearance
last evening was the most satisfactory of
any held In the opera house for a year
past. Miss Wade, both in the curtain
raiser, "Drifted Apart" and in the
comedy "By Wits Outwltted," gave fine
instances of the versatility of her powers
in acting, and in the latter play had a
brilliant equal in Mr.. Hennessy Leroyle.
The support was good and the play
pointed and ludlcrous.
In view Of the approaching special city
election for treasurer to fill vacancy, TO
be held Tuesday, December s, it will be
OF interest to know the ward chairmen
whose duty it is to call the ward eau
cuses to select delegates to the city con-
vention wherein the candidate for treas
urer will be chosen: First ward, chair
man, j. l.. Jones; Second ward, V. r.
Walden; Third ward, A. +. Clough;
Fourth ward, ID. e. Stoddard. E. Sher-
idan is chairman of the city central com
mlttee. The representation in the last
city convention was as follows: First
ward, 5 delegates; Second ward, 5; Third
ward, 6; Fourth ward, 3. So far as we
rave been able to learn, no candidate has
been suggested for the vacant position.
Franklin, or rather Antelope school
township, of which Messrs. Hammer,
Belts and Lindenberg are the board of
directors, is having a warm time over a
school house. 1t seems the board re-
moved a small school house from a
thickly populated district where il
would be more adequate, with a view OF
building a larger school house on the
old site. The people OF the district,
however, concluded that il the board
was going TO build a larger school house
they wanted it two miles away from the
old site and demanded a vote on it.
The election was granted and the emo
al to a new site carried. But the board
still hesltated and finally decided to
build ON the old site. The district then
got out an injunction restraining the
board from proceeding with the new
building on the old site. VIM. McGrash
Esq, has been retained by the board
and Murray. Il Porter by the people, to
properly contest the case.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
Cabinet Counsel Convention.

LONDON, Nov. ga cabinet counsel
was convened and it is reported that the
ministers Were called together solely for
the purpose of discussing the SO called
naval scare.
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Murdered For Life Insurance..

WOOSTER, o., Nov. 22.-It is reported
that a prominent young farmer living
near this place, named Bert Mackett,
was murdered to obtain 10000 life in
surance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22
six More Bodies.

PARIS, Nov. IA dis patch from
Morlaix says that six more bodies from
the British vessel Aboukia Bey have
been washed ashore at that point.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22

DUBUoUE, Ia, Nov. 22.-Congressman
Henderson has SO far recovered that he
will be sent to Minneapolis Wednesday
to receive a new artificial leg.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 22.-Dr. Louis
Reinhard, one of the Oldest physicians in
Wisconsin, was found dead in bed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22

Try our new mince meat at the Model
Bakery.
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PERSONAL ITEMS.

Geo. r. Farmer went to DeSmet this
evening on legal business.
) Ed. L. Bradbury, of Sioux City, ar
rived by the evening train,
s. j. Fitzbullen and two younger boys
departed for Chicago this morning.
Norman McGillivray and F. d. Butts
of Ramona came down on the train from
the north.
Mrs. B. Carey and children, formerly
of this city, now OF Bryant, we're east
going passengers this morning.
G.. Stevenson and family departed this
morning for Blue Earth City, Mimi, to
make their future home.
Mrs. VIM. Anderson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John L. Ryel, re-
turned to her home at Austin, Mimi,
this morning.
Presiding Elder Jordan, of Sioux Falls
changed cars here for Lake Preston
where he goes to marry the Rev. Honey
we'll. formerly of Egan.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-22

On and after December |, 1893, [ will
sell for cash only. j. j. PFIsTER.
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Come and see our new great bargains
in shoes and slippers. REED 81 SHELso.
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Notice.

Two furnished rooms for rent on lower
floor. Enquire at ''The Fair" store.
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Lost.

Lost, pocketbook with small amount
Of money. Finder leave AT this office.
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On and after December |, 1893, I will
sell goods for cash only. Produce taken
at the highest market price.
FRANK FLITCRoFT.
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Mrs. Carrie Barnes, formerly with
Miss Jessie McGillivray, will now be
found at Mrs. DIR. Palmer's, and will be
prepared to do dressmaking by the day.