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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-22


state OF south Dakota, county of Lake. as. In
circuit court, Second judicial circuit. Edward
Wells, plaintiff, We. Darius Hubbel', The Aneri-
can Mortgage and Investment company Of Madi'
con. Dakota; The Madison National Bank OF
Madison, Lake county. ID. t.; Matthew w. DAILY,
as assignee OF the American Mortgage aud In.
sestment company OF Madisoa, Dakota; IL. ID.
Jacobs, az trustee of the American Mortgage ana
Investment company of Madison, Dakota, May
Il. Merrill, Frank r. VanSlyke, r.. b. Mills. Alton
A. BARTLETT, Il. ". Luce, James Farmer, John
Acme Hay Harvester company, defendants.
Notice Ii hereby given, that under and by virtue
Of n Judgment and decree OF foreclosure and sale
rendered by said court In the above entitled &C
ton on the 9th day of January, A. ID. 1888, and q
special execution thereon duly issued ont 0f said
court and this da, placed In my hands, l will on
Friday the End day OF June, A. d. 1893, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon Of that day at the front
dour of the court house In the city Of Madison, In
the said county OF Lake and state OF Sonth Da-
kota, sell at prblic auction the real property re-
thereof as may be necessary to ratse the amount
required by said execution, towft: two thous and
seven hundred and thirty-three dollars and five
cents {S2, 733l0 5) besides interest and costs OF sale.
The said real property lie situate In the county OF
Lake and etate OF South Dakota. and described
Sc follows t0wit: The south half OF the north.
west quarter of section ak Isl township one
hundred and six E1O6J north Of Range fffty-two
t52l. In Lake county,, South Dakota. excepting
therefrom ten [10J acres In the southeast corner
Of said south half OF the northwest quarter OF said
Dated at Madison, South LaKota, April -, 1893.
N. A. FOX,
Winsor & Kittredge, Sheriff of Lake Co.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Notice.

State of South Dakota, county of Lake. So. In
circuit court. second judicial circuit. Edward
Wells, plaintiff, We. Darius HuDbell. The Amerl-
can Mortgage and Investment company of Mad
ison, Dakota; The Madison National Bank OF
Madison. Lake county, D.. T.; Matthew w. Daily,
as assignee ofthe American Mortgage and In
yestment company OF Madison, Dakota; e. IL.
] acobs, as trustee OF the American Mortgage and
Investment company OF Madison, Dakota; May
e. Merrill, Frank K, yanSlyke, X. b. Mile, Al.
ton A. Bartlett, b. N. Luce, James Farmer, John
Jones, x. Thompson, Ole T. Thompson, and the
Acme HAY Harvester com pany, defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that under and bv virtue
VI a jndgment and decree of foreclosure and sale
rendered by said court In the above entitled
action on the 9th day of January, A. ID. 1893, and
q special execution thereon duly issued out ,t
said court and this day placed In my hands, /
will on Friday the 2nd day of Jane. A. II. 1898,
at ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day at the
front door OF the court horse In the city OF Madi-
south Dakota. cell at puilic auction the real
property required bv said Judgment to be cold or
40 mach hereof as may be Decessary to raise the
amount required by said execution, towlt: Two
thousand seven hundred and thirty-three dollars
and Ave cents, CO, 733.05) besides interest and
costs OF sale. The said real property lie situate
In the county of Lake and state Of South Dakota.
and described as follows, tGwit: The north hail
of the northwest quarter Of section six CO.,, town
chip one hundred and six t:06l, north OF range
dfty.two $50, In Lake county, South Dakota ex.
F~cepting therefrom the east half OF the northeast
quarter OF said northwest quarter OF section six
90, township and range aforesaid.
Dated at Madison, South Dakota, April Is, 1893.
N. A. FOX.
Winsor Il Kittredge, Sheriff of Lake Co,
Plaintiffs Attor neys.
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Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made In the payment of
the principal and interest due November 18th,
1892, on y certain note secured by mortgage dated
November 25th, 1887, given by Severt NJ. Neset,
q single man, to the Fidelity Loan and Trust
Company and Only recorded in the Office OF the
regi ster Of deeds. OF Lake county, then territory
of Dakota, now state of South Dakota, on the
18th day OF August, 1888, at 4 O'Clock p. m, In
Book U OF mortgages, on page 231.
The amount claimed to be due therec u at the
date hereof is S179.55. No action nor proceeding
at law or otherwise has been instituted to re-
cover the debt secured by said mortgage, or any
part thereof. Now, therefore, notice 10 hereby
given that under and by virtue Of the power OF
sale contained in said mortgage and the statute
in such case made and provided, the said mort
gage win be foreelosed by sale at public auction,
by the sheriff of said Lake county, or his deputy,
on the 18th day OF June, 1893, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon of that day, at the front door OF the
Court house In the city of Madison, In said
county and state, and Substantially described in
said mortgage as follows, to-wit: The west halt
of the southwest quarter of section twenty three
(23) and the northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section twenty six (28) township one
hundred and eight (10s) north, range dfty-one [51l
west OF the 9Th p. NJ.
Dated at sioux City, lowe, May /, 1899.
FIDELITY Loan AND TRUST COMPANY,
s. E.. HosTETTER, Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage.
N. A. Fox, Sheriff.
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That Hare Belonged to Him.

Little black Joe hung around his mann.
my begging for a donkey until in an
impatient tone his maternal relative ex-
claimed, Nov, Joe, yo' jes go right out
dar, set ON dat pumpkin and reckin VII
hatch ont q little donkey TO- long" Small
Joe duly sat until his patience was ex.
hausted. Then selling the obstinate
pumpkin he threw it down the hill. Al
the foot it struck a stone and broke into
a score Of pieces.
Startled by this unexpected object, a
hare bounded out from a clump OF
neighboring bushes-apparently from
among the pieces of pumpkin-and
scampered away ver the fields. ssHi
hi, dar!' shouted the excited Joe. "Comt
back! Don't yo' know dat Tze yo' mann
my!"-New York Tribune.
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N From SIGNING.

Dark was the house and cherries,
And fast fell the rain from without;
My heart was chilled by the morning,
And besieged by many a doubt.
And l said: There is no good in trying.
The old year is dying, dying.
Many hearts hat were glad
Are weary and sad,
And the world is filed with the sighing.~
The good man came in whistling,
Though the rain fell fast without;
He cheered my heart with his Joy song,
And scattered my every doubt.
And he said: Wen just keep on trying.
A new year will spring from the dying.
Many hearts shall be glad
That now IRE 50 sad, ID
And songs shall grow out of the sighing.~
e. II. Chase in Homemaker.
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Two Enormous Teeth.

The editor has recently added two gi-
gantic teeth to his large collection OF Gu
rios. The largest of these teeth weighs
OF pounds and is 4 by OF inches across
the crown or grinding surface. The
other measures Z by 81 inches and weighs
u pounds. The larger of the two was
found on a sandbar in Des Moines river,
near the mouth of Bluff creek. Mahaska
county, Ia; the other near Eagle Rock
on Whitebreast creek in Marion county
IN the same state. According to the
scientists, they formerly graced the jaws
and ground the food of an extinct species
of American elephant, known toSthe ge
aegisss az F1@phas Ane.Scanus.-St
Louis Republic.
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Land office at Mitchell, South Dakota, April
Is. 1893. Notice il hereby given that the fol.
loving named settler has hled notice Of her in
~tention :, make nnal proof In support OF hcr
claim. and that said proof win be made before
10, 1888. Wig :Chrirte A. McGill yray, TIC 1859, for
the %northwest quarter, eectiop 81, township los,
range 81. She names the following witnesses TO
prove her continuous residence upon aud culIi.
Walton ~, said land, viz: VI. H.. Williams, Of Win.
fred, 8. d j, M. johnson, of " iafr.d, y. D.; j.
D.. Mcleod, of Winfred, :. ~; Dean Nckae. Of
Winfred, ). ID. n. N. kRATz, Register
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Experienced.

How was it that he managed to pull
the wool over your eyesg"
well, he had feeced several fellows
before I met him.'-Chicago Record.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13
MERELY ROUTINE.
Short Session OF the House and
Nothing Accomplished

WASHINGTON. Sept. l2.-ln the house
today Mr.. Richardson. from the commit
tee on printing. reported bill TO pro
vide for the public printing and binding.
and for the distribution of public docu
ments. Ii was ordered printed and re-
committed.
Mr.. Hepburn asked an immediate
consideration OF u resolution calling ON
the secretary OF the treasury for intor-
nation "a 10 the amount of merchandise
in bond. duty paid and products or man
ufactures of the United States which
were transferred from ports Of the
United States 10 another port therein
over territory of the Dominion % Can
ada by railroad routes, or partly
by rail and partly by water
routes during the fiscal year ending
June %. Referred. The speaker laid
before the house a communication from
the chairman of the committee having
In charge the conduction OF the ccnten-
NAL celebration % the laying Of the
cornerstone Of tho capitol. inviting the
house to be present as body at the
ceremonies A resolution was adopted
accepting the invitation and providing
that at o'clock on September Is tho
house would be present as hody. Mr..
Talbot from the committee on naval
affairs reported bill 10 remit the pen
altieS against the designers of the
'Vesuviur- calender. aud then on mo
tiou 81 Mr.. Catchings the house at l2.25
adjourned
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13
FIGHT is NOW ON
Governor Mckinley Opened Cam
paign at Akron. Ohio.
$4,000 PEOPLE HEAR HIM
Tarir Tinkering Cause OF Present
stringency and Distnrhs None
tAry Busine.s Coufidcnce.

AKRos. Ohio. Sept i2-The largest
crowd that ever attended spolitical
meeting In this state was present at
Akron today. Not lees than 75.oo0 peo-
pie were here 10 hear Governor Mckin-
ley speak. 10 see the parade and to en-
Joy themselves as only people can al
political meeting. The city was pro
fusely decorated from one end TO the
other. Business houses hidden under
folds Of bunting and many residences
were beautifully ornsmented with the
national coiorsL Governor Mckinley
reached the city shortly before noon on
a special train and was welcomed by
salute of artillery.
The parade began at 80 o'clock and
was the longest ever seen in Akron and
one OF The longest that Governor Nc.
kinley could remember in his experience
in Ohio politica
Governor Mckinley. in his address.
said that the business condition OF the
country called Tor sober reflection and
an exercise of the highest patriotism 10
bring il back 20 the magnificent pros
pcrity which il has SO recently lost.
Now is the time for parties or indivi-
duals. IL they are wrong on public ques-
tious. Ia get right. With the repeal OF
the Sherman law. which republicans
favored. he said. with an abandonment
Of the declared purpose 10 Introduce a
revenue tariff policy in this country,
with resolution adopted by congress,
announcing policy which shall he
genuinely American. confidence will
come back. and a vast sum OF money
will find its way into the channels OF
trade.
Ii was "evils apprehended." as the
president had said IN his message. that
caused the present trouble. Mr. Neal.
the democrat candidate for governor.
had said the issue was To be tariff re
form. II accept that issue, said the
governor. ION behalf Of the republican
party and those who do not believe that
a protective policy is foul blot On our
business prosperity" A free trade
policy would bring about complete re-
adjustment. not only Of protected in
dustrics. but OF every department Of
American activity.
The majority of the democrats OF the
ways and means committee are from
the south, and they have avowed their
intention 10 make a general revision.
and in this fact. said the governor. can
be found the reason for the curtailment
OF production. He said there were
thousands. not republicans. who could
be relied upon TO help the republicans
rescue the country from the pcrils into
which il has fallen. After protest
against the treatment Of old soldiers by
the present administration. Governor
Mckinley said be had an abiding faith
that there was victory in the principles
Of the republican party protection,
reciprocity. honest money and an honest
ballot
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13
GEARY Is yEnY MAD
Thinks Cleveland has Broken Forth
on Exclusion Law.

wssHNcroS. sept. IL Rcpresenta-
tive Tom Gsary is mad The reason for
his wrath Is not 80 much the Everett
bin az what he regards the bad faith of
the President lie called on the Prtsi.
dent last week aud thought he under.
stood the president 81 say that the
Geary lav should be enforced iinnle-
diaiely IL money conit be raieed fsr the
purpose. He probably misunderstood
him. At all events. he now knows that
the President favors the Everett
biH. which T<stpones the time ~ regis
tration for one year. n certain amend
ments are allowed be may not oppose
The Everett bin. hut then again be may.
he insists that the chinese must go.snd
he wants them 10 60 AZ once. The tieary
law uili not be put into operation at
once. II is understood that Secretary
Carlisle has invited Mr. Geary e. call On
him tonight 70 talk ths matter over II
n possible that beneath The Suite In
finence ~ the secretary ~ the treasury
Geary viii calm down and listen to rra-
son. IL 81. the Everett biii may b.
modified N such q Gay a. b paps the
house without much opposition. even
from Geary
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13
National Capitol Notes.

The Canadian government has re-
fused to ratify the immigration agree
ment made by Superintendent Stump.
and DIR. Senner. the commissioner OF
New York. while on their recent visit in
Canada.
Prompt repeal OF the federal election
laws has been decided upon at confer
encc OF the democrat members OF the
committee on the election Of president
and vice president
Gilbert Roth. formerij <cnhected with
the university at Ann Arbor. has been
appointed to position in the forestry
division. department OF agriculture.
The secretary of the treasury has
asked for the resignation OF Philip NJ.
Hildebrand. surveyor Of customs at In
dianapolis
Representative Stephenson has rein
troduced his bill for public building
at Menomince.
Representative Moon has introduced
a bill for the relief of j. ii. RusseI.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

Isamors That the Qseen Mss br Re
fnstated-

wAsHrsGros. Sept II The last few
days have not been without tome few
straws indicating the way the Hawaiian
wind is blowing in oeiclal circles. There
is good reason for believing that both
Mr. Bloung's report ca the results of his
srrand and MIR. Cieveland's executive
recommendations relative 10 the future
u the insular kingdom viii prove a
great surprise TO eveTyonc when they are
made public.
In congressional circles the belief Is
quite prevalent that one a the features
OF the executive message Will be a rec
ommendation looking 10 the establish
ing OF an American protectofate over
the islands. Such belief In not incon-
sistent with the possible existence IN
the message OF still more startling
feature aud wholly unexpected recon-
mendation. Adyiees from Honlulu
printed in the newspapers last week
stated that the monarehical party on
the Islands had been greatly encouraged
10y the receipt of private assurances
from the United States such assurances
being 10 the effect that the influence OF
this county would be exerted for the
restoration Of the queen to the throne.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

Fine Entertainments Given an Good
Templars, Hall


The Lady Maccabees have everything
in readiness for the meeting q tie
Great hive this morning in Naccabeo
hall in the Hartman building.
Last evening the local hives gave an
entertainment Ia Good Templars' hall
In honor Of the visiting Great hive OF.
GERS aud delegates 20 the great meeting.
Both halls were opened Tor the accom-
odation az the large crowd that attend
ed. and the entertainment whs much
enjoyed aud well planned The hall
was deliberately decorated sItb eBblemH
of the hive. and the iadioe having charge
OF the preliminary work for the enter
tainment were highly graiited Rith the
success attained The evenings enter-
tainmcnt was Introduced with q violin
solo 10y Dr. r. X jackson. with Mrs ~
T. Borst as piano accompanied Mrs.
Hattie Hut. lady commander q Mil
son hive. delivered al address a vpl.
come 10 the members u the order out.
side of the city Mrs. Hut said the
ladiee q Grand Rapids are glad a. enter
tain the visitors and bad them ore aud al
welcome to the hospitalities ~ the city
on this the fourth annual state review.
Tho phenomenal growth ~ our lfncch
a the order in Michigan and "a other
states demonstrates womar's capacity
for eucceseful orgsnized effort along the
various lines of work connected with the
order Let Old friendehips be renewed
and new ones formed during the coming
week. and may this review be hong 70.
membered ~ a green spot a. the Lives a
all who shall participate therein
Mrr. Huffa address a welcome vas
responded to bY Mrs A. g. Ward q
Muskcron. The mother a the order.
The ides q forning q rociety - Ia
dice Tor the pufpse ~ PDciaily assisting
the Sir Knights q the MEecsbece origi-
mated ia the minds of tea q the wives
Of the Sir Knights al Nuskegon over
seven years ago and sitter great desl
q aeitation ssne ladies met IN the par
lofs - Mra A. q. Warde home
on the evening a March .
lss6. and then snd there wes
laid the corns stone - the order e
lsaiies a TIE Macrahtps Mrs Ward
was elected q Ill the chair a the flrst
LADY cumusaBlier and Mrs Charlotte An
slfeus. nov a Grace blse. No g. was
the firef record keeper sod has in hef
possession the minutes a that first
naeefIng
AZ the conclusion - Ire address the
following program Wa pfesfried, litbsr
edo. Joi1n Slaiscll. recitation Mise fran-
ers Walsh. vocal salo. The fIogw
Girl LATHE Isoy THue. fIani-he Min
derheut. recitation. Paul y. DAVE; IN
rfrumenfsl music. rioiin AID pispn. IT-
II ~ Jnckeon- fecifatiDn. Alec Iaylofi
recitation - ~ fcynion. PATTI waltz sone.
Miss Ilsncbs Mindefhoot
After hating gwen q tucerssfrl ertpf-
fninnens. tie iadiee hnd fbftf Fuef'ts
uepi ovsr to f,oclfe1fsg hail sod rlsnF
, ~ then iolDea iu the llai fiffn ~ t1s
gallant HiF knighte
fhe great efruni Fryiew vi heEin
the uofninR alih SIC Euosaiaslob a -.
p9rte fr1m the 6resf hive o5icefs
] Daly ses<ions eiI le held UtfiI riileg
stening. Eben i y sxpecfed tAs fUfi.
ness xi.l have bets fonpietssl
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13
GAY DANCERS
Lofkerby Hall Filled
with a
Throng OF Lovely
Women Who
Waltz Away the joy
ful Hours.
Lady Maccabees En-
tertainment.
Talk by the Mother OF
the Order.

Lockerby hall presented brilliant
scene last night At the grand ball given
by the entertainment committee 10 the
visiting Sir knights and Lady Mac.
cabecs. The hall has been dccoratcd
with bunting and iiags. and last evening
was resplendenf Ia it's beauty under the
glHe q innumerable inrandoscenf eiec.
frfc lights. Al . O'Clock Wurzburg's
orchestra played the grand march and
the ball was opened.
The attendance was rather email Ia
the early evening. bat later IL vas con
siderably augmented by the arrival 4
hundreds q ladies who had attended
the entertainment "a Good Templars'
hall. BY IL o'clock the dancers had IN.
creased 20 300 couples and the galleries
were well filed with spectators who
were watching the happy dancers on
the floor below. The reception an
nounced for last evening % be held Ia
the hall by Governor Rich and Mayor
Stuart was dropped frotn the program,
owing 10 the departure n the eoserpor
aud his staff FOR Chicago on an after
noon train. Mayor Stuart and several
Of the city officers were present how
ever. as interested spectators
The program 81 dances consisted of
eighteen numbers and held the merry
dancers until after midnight The CON-
mittee having in charge the entertain
ment was composed of l. A. ks Van
Dugferen, chairman; J. A. Nuehling.
secretary. and q. frod Blickle. Capt J.
Boon. Claude buchanan. DR.. Ralph II.
Spencer aud Frank Wurxhurg.
DIR. Ralph H. spencer dictated in al
admirable manner as master of ceremon-
les and John Ottc acted AZ chief ho0r
manager.
Among the prominent guests present
were noticed Congressman ]. =. Lanton
of Saginaw, Speaker William Aldrich
Tafeum. Senator hdmuDd n Earrnrd,
senator Peter DofAn. Mayor William j.
Stuart. Alderman Albert Damscy A der
man Cervers City Comptrolier Caro-
and Ofhera
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13
STOLE HER CHILDREN.
Woman Han awsy whh Her Has
bandss Rrofhef.

BrrTaIo. Sert u Twelve yezrs
ago John ard George Sprrel were
soitoTs FOR the hard ~ Neslie Williams.
whose father eae proprietor = uhois-
ssie spice store IN Buffalo. ohe i<.csFae
enezged b. t5eorEe but i'foke
tie engagement sBd married toea.
fSeorre vent wrst. accumulated
5000 AMI rrfurned - Buffalo ssx
ysaTs ago. We uae = ffeqeert Fis'tor af
The hone - his hrothef JoAn nro his
former sweetheart The fHo ieil -
tope axsin and they rsn auaf ssRf thfr.
They have einc~ lived - Den and STE
" CficaVo. A fe1 dzys SO tees re-
tarned b this ciig Before Mrs sPfsei
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

BANKERS Dcuhs that "a Amounted 90
&25o. 900.

NEw NoKK. sept l. Inquiry here
fails 20 develop any know wledge that
s250.0to was on board the lake Shore
train hela up by robbers In Indiana
Bankers say. however. that . large sum
may have have been on board. as con.
siderable gold has been SHIPPED east -
late. However. II is doubted that the
robbers got away with the iu1menee
amount named. which. wouid weigh IN
the neigbturhood ~ half ton. and give
each man a least fifty pounds % carp.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13
MISSED A RICH HAUL.
A Few Nights Ago Express Had
$1,000. 900 Aboard.

ToLEpo. Sept. IL Engineer james
Knapp. who was shot by the l.ake Shore
robbers. WIS taken 10 his residence IN
this city upon the arrival oi the train.
The bullet penetrated bic right side near
the shoulder. The physicians Say
Knapp viii be all right in few days.
The conductor and most - the crew
reside Ia Toledo and left the train here.
The railroad and express officials here
say last night xas lirhf one on tho ex.
press car. Several nights ago t5.oo0.0lo
uas sent through. and IL is thought the
robbers vere ofganize1 for the purpose
% rsiding that pile. but missed caiculs
ttona
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

Court D~rs-s"~ That Nay Con.rIetesy
>utlifr Tt

wasHfSevoS, sept II -AttorC7y Gen
ersl Oluey has Instructed Unltetl states
marshais nca - enforce tke Cseafy
Chinese la~ Pensiiug farther ia-frfc
flans The s1sFene.en - the Iss is
heaevsd g. have tesn hrcacat at.1ut
BY tke representations - the Cshinese
aninisfer. rko hae notified The secretary
q Sfstc that hfs Eovernesenf eanrot be
fespeusi hse fsF fhe safety a sassricane
10 ChinA
A dispatch fren san frsBcise0 ays
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13
May Come out Even.

FosroRIA. Ohio. Sept. II According
10 the statement Of the receivers Of the
various concerns which ex- Secretary
Foster owned and controlled the exact
liabilities are: Total liabilities. ell .0s6.
GIL ~; total assets. s59,342-19 Tho ap-
praised value is very low in some in
stances. and il is barely possible that
enough may be realized TO make Mr..
Fosters accounts como out about even.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-09-13

Cmcsoo. Sept II Michigan will
send thousands of her good people To
this city tomorrow 10 celebrate two days
at the fair A great many Of the visi-
tors are already in the city. and more
are coming on every train that runs into
toun through the wolverine state. Gov
ernor Rich. in recent proclamation.
declared that Michigan day would be
one Of the greatest of the FAIR.