davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-10

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Geriibung groben llnfugS un6 8eleiot9un9
Su Derantiuorten.
= Se6r treffenb benlerft AT Ser 9(usz
%Seic6nung, tpelbe Scatter @ilbelm benz
6errn bon &oScielsft, un6 s1 ber 9tufz
numbering, pelbe ct baburb ber 4oIenz
fraction bal 3u She'll ner6en lolielt, sic
beuticbe ySt. YeterSburger .3eitun9":
v&atler Mtlbelm Bat bic u0opalttGt" bet
polnti6en 8ebpLferung BreuBens &C.
prielen u1b bat perbeiBen, Sic 9(bltimmung
iDrer NbgeorOneten fir sic MtlitGrpprlage
ioIte etpt9 unper9eiien bletben. 9lub bier
bat Der WtOna9 Nlsbriide sebraubt, Bic
iiber baS getpObnlt6e WaB btnausgeben,
unb man periteDt, oaB bic Stimmun9 in
Der polniiben 6raction ygeboben" lit. Sic
bat es ieGbit betont, 6aB lie nidbt nm bes
Oanfes 9reuBens, ionbern ,um 6es pol
niiben 0oLfes mtllen" cine 9erItGrfln9
bet SeereS ma6t piini6e, unb bat ais ben
@cgncr, ben Iie metnt, cine be1ti11mte
Wa6t beseicbnet, Die Bet nattonalen 9olittf
ber BoLeu perDaBt lit, bon ser Deltticben
Ge9ierung a6cr boCb ntbt ais fcin6ielig be-
5etcbnet tper0er bart. 9te Entertaining
ibret 2oDalitdt mag ben 8olen icbmeicbell1,
geiubt baben tie tie nt6t, l1nb UNI 10 mc9r
muB Ser 0ant Scatter @tIbeLms auffaGen
unb ct muB es 9erabe bort, mo man ben
politii6en S6a95igen ber beutibzpolni@
iben INSTRUMENTATION nit beredbtigtem
WftBtrauet Suitebt. SIS lit Elm l11ttericbieb
stpiicben Ser Opferfreu6i9feit zines @oItes,
6aS ietn Germ09en ipagt, I'M feline 6eimatb
por bet an9e0robtel1 tran50itl6en Snbaiion
81 bebiiten, uno Der miirrtidben 8ereit7
tpiQigfcit elmer 6ractton, Die tbrc 53ugez
itGnbntlie MIR ma3t INN zines poltttlcben
Na6ngebtl6eS ptaen,"
= Q(us &0ben a. 5. .O6er pir6 ullterm
%. B. go. bert6tet: 9aB Elm 3beater>
birettor ieiner @eieQicbaft unter 6interz
laiiung unge8ablter @agei6uloen ourbs
ge6t, iou biSDetlen norfommen; Der uu1ge7
febrte SAT- aber Oitrfte tpettger oft 3t perz
seicbnen fem. Nus unierem tleinen StQ6tz
6en fam Elm berarttges 8%ortommntB be-
ricbtet tpcrben. 6ier 9aitirte cine S6eaterz
9eieui9aft, bic berbdltniSmGBig rec6t quite
@eibdfte ma9tc. Ser 0ireftor fubr 6arauf
mach einem 9ta6barorte, nm Elm 9ofal fiir
Nufflbrungen SIT ern1itteln. SSnSpii6cn
bcnubte Die @eieuicbaft bic @elegenbeit,
UNI nit Der &aiie bes DIRECTORS ipurloS 81
beri3minben.
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2IQrRf6ert6f
Gbtc0AO, 10. @[llquil

y y tCd9D III. Nlt9u1f.
SolgcnOe 8reiie tpurben BET gr0Bercn
Partteen %er5ieIt;
Gutter, bette Creamery 8aare %
O., quite 2O(021c, mittelmGBtge 1860
1916. 9airp, GooleD's bette 16(017c,
mtttelgute uno quite 154@16c, frti6er
Fadtng StoG 14(0-c.
Suttertn bette Creamery 17gc, rcdt
i6one 16c, 9airp 13c un6 lac fir Bic
bette; IN yRoaS" o6er tleiuen @ebiltben &c.
me9r.
&afe, bette v5uu Cream Gbeb6ors"
So, vGtpins" TO-, goun9 9lmerica
8088c, vSfimmeb"-@-c nacbgemabter
Scbpeiser 1O@1lc, r8rtf" $1,000, 9lms
burger 94@10c.
0bb.
Oft, sebOrrtes: a(epfel, tiinftIi6 sez
trodneteS 1000 bas 8funo, an Ser
Sonne geoOrrte n0rbli6e 5063c, 9firltbe
5(@6c, 8rOmbeeren 607c, 6tmbecrcn
239243; @aIiforniiCbes Qlpricoien 14(0
Ice, nidbt 9ei6dltc 8ftriibe SOLE, ge7
i6dlte 22(024c; 8floumen 9013c; &oz
itnen: &onOOn 0aDers $1.65(02.0O 0as
Stitben, Wusfateller $1.2601.35, loie
4(06c.
Gbft, frti9es: 9lepfsl 81. 100000 unb
$2.75@4,OO, ie nacb Der Site, 8ananen
$1.O0@1.25, Sitronen 81. 5007 80, 6loz
riDoeS Srangen $2.25(02.50, Grbbecren
$1.O0(01.75 per "a 9ints, StadbeGbeeren
$1.25(@1.50 per Is Quarts, 6tmbeeren
i6parte, $1.40@1. IS, rotbe, 81 .0002.00
8rombceren $1.0001.50, Bftriidbc NIT
loiem &crn g 81 25@50c, gelbe Sepans
50o(0$1.00 90, 9flaumen ga Guarts) 5000
$1.00. 8laubeeren 7501.35.
&artoffeIn: 9tcue 8earleB s.
o., SrtumpbS sol So, Stole
81. 1901 go, @arID Obto $1.2501.6O bas
SAB.
@eflIgeI, Ge6en6ige: SurfeD ga
93c; 6ubner: 6ennen 100, .Sdbne
-@-c, @nten 5000, @dnie, I~cbenbige
nit ben gan5en 6eoern, So. 100000 per
9uBeno. Spring G6tfens" 12@123c
bas 8fun6.
e: @eiBfraut aus SQinois
6Oc9-r ct. Coulter O. rotbe o6er
gelbe 3picbeln $500 Ser 8uicbel J;
iun9e Wobrriiben 2O(025c bas 0ubenb !;
iunge tpetBe Gii5en -@-c, Seueric %
SOC bas 9uBen6; junge .3piebeln 81. 80 per
8uiGel; rOtbe &iiben 5Oc(0$1.OO oas
SoB; SpargeI 60(@65c per J >8ui6el>&tftz
c6e1 8lun1enfobI o. bas &iitcben !;
Sheet gOtatoes" aus SuinpiS $1,000
$3.50 baS SAB. rGomaten" 25@6Oc ben
v@rdte,"
@DtSfeD: Slip.
8Obnen: 8eite vgtabies" $1.75@-,
mtttelgute 81. 7O@$1 10, nit Der Wfaldbine
geretni9te 81 ,60(0$1.7U.
, 1893-08-10
Nuf Der B6rfe

iticg Der 8ei3en I'm cine &leinigteit, ging
aber pieber 5urId, itte9 per Septembcr auf
605, gtng aber tpteoer Suriid auf Cos i'm
9c5embertera1in tuaren bic 9reiie 688@
678.
Gorn mai matt; brobte per september
40i@394, per Mfat 434@424.
!6afer ittcg per September BON 244 auf
254.
S6tpetneheticb iteigen0 Ser September
termi1 bracbte 1900; Sbmal8 8,123
W8.40; Gippen 7.4507.50.
, 1893-08-10

9urcb Q[rbeit 9"etptnnt Ser Mann 6as
2eben;
9urc6 ipetie Sparlamfeit iammeLt bas
Wetb S6Gbe.
, 1893-08-10
WDblirte 2iuttner.


On permtEtben Sin bellies, mDblirtes 3inlmer
~ fir eiueu Qerra gu biligem BreiS.
Sag BAN 364 gSelS Ctr, cine Sreppe bod.
On DermtetDeu Sin groBes, freunoli9 m6bllrtes
~ 3immer, menn 9elpiini6t mt 6ribItid, in elmer
Yrtnatfamilie. 9ta65uiro9en gto. 35 Seminary ape,
Hahe 9enter Str. 25Iuubnrp
, 1893-08-10
2n miethe1t aeinflt.


On mtetbeu 0efu0t &Ieiue ggobnuuQ fir elm
~ juHges @bepoor. yttdt iiber SIS. STferten nit
&relSan9a6e an g. 1873 81. Stoot83tg. 8o93t
0(aelnIteBeuoer 9err miinidt bi6Id mb6lirteS .3iuner
~ ouf Der g%tpr6ieite. GTerten mt Bretsangabe uHter
G; 100 limb oil Die Staats5ettlu9 gu ridbteu.
lagbap
, 1893-08-10
S9usbaltnmgS=0 egenitdmoe.

9GuSbaltnngS= WegenltdnOe.
WfbbeG, 8sppt4s, 0sfsm
9ausausftattuuqsnaare
Baor ODER Iet6te 4bsabIungeh
800 tuertb moareH an SIS mouatl;1.
@onitdlbiQe 9artboIs=S @IafSintmer.@iurt9tun
B1rlpr=gturt1tuu9 ................ $500 autlodrtS
NpDpleH So'40 uAIIuuElS
StuHS Hll Spt6tlR' -. -. loS
XlI6e .. Csc ~auflpdrts
SepQl1e ....... .l6Me
Martin Gmeri6 Sutftttin9 60,
8eiteuoe MDbelD6nbler. 261-263 9tate.StrabG
Often BIS 9 uhr abeubs. I2apbatu. taIuiu
, 1893-08-10
@rnnNeiaenthn1t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

On pe%rtaufeu: qGt9en @~crloiIens Der Stobt miiu=
~ i6e i6 meine Mt6be1. ~beItcbenb aus , Stats pm
nlobltrten ,SImmern. 5u %perfaufen. Die 3tmmer limb
aae permletbet. 9tad5HfrageH ouf benz 3. GSlur
4 Wtillunutee ape.
, 1893-08-10
0enOrbcn:
wv q tASWTI.
Louise HirSCh.
SDScS=Wtt5et0e.

9Sttttpe bes berftprbeneu DIR. Sd1nneI 6irId, 3249
Nernon &oenre. 8e9rdburB=9tu3e ipdter.
Dr. SntiI 6. GirId1.
, 1893-08-10
Soft unD QoQiS aeinflt.


SGincuIGoftG. 9e6tlb. 9eUtiber iu9t Dibides Simmer
eoeut. NIT Goit bel 9ebilo. 6anlilie p6er aleitIteb.
onItGno. Dame. ,3imnler init &tapierbenuBnug bepor=
5Igt. 9auernoer WtletDer. @urbe iebr germ ais Gnt=
9elt &tuoern De5 9auie5 Wtufif= Ino nHoeren InterrIdt
~ertbeilen. Sci. genone unb p~reiSpIro. 0fferten inter
Il. 145 Su. Stdats3tg. laQbalu
, 1893-08-10
8eriOnli6es.

SSermbgeuoer Wtonn ludt 9etanntI1aft zines M6o.
~ dbeus. Iorefe ID o Staats3eitunq.
Guu9er Ntaun NIT etrpoS @erlnDQeu iubt oIe gefouut.
~ i1oft zines bdnsli1eu M6o6eus be6ufs 6eiratb All
MAIDEN. Steele Oferten init Photographic: II. h.
Innpncen=@rpeo. bon Wta1palo, 461 81 Glort Ctr.
, 1893-08-10
3u leiben gelu6t.

Qu Ieibem 9eiu6t: $3.50 oeQen Si1erbeit. Be-
- sable 10 FroaeHt fur 8 Otpnale. AoreIIs: #. 1871
Staatsstg.
, 1893-08-10
Qer5te.


Somen erDalten Bath nno iidere 6ilfe in aleu fraueu=
~ frantDeitel inter 9arantie 0urcb @Iectro=ppn6o=
potbie. 5r0u 81, WG. &u3uit, III u. State Ctr.
4%ou9-lipt
, 1893-08-10
GeidGfts= Differentiation.

On oertoufen: Cine Grocery lpegeu Sooesfanes.
- @uteS Selt0tt balber Yrels Elm Bargain. Sobn
Sace, $40 0taioutC Selnple.
, 1893-08-10
gu perfanfen: 8ferOe, aiibe, Sunne Il.


gu Derfauten; 8igi9 cine ausgeSeitnete ScI6dfts=
~ Stute; jung uno 9eiunb, me9en WtauoelS an Sc"
1eite.
Ouoertau II: 9ug9o uub Surrep in outer
- 9erfaIIung, btuig. q. .. 8or 1877 aDum6ale,
@Dof 60, ST.. 7op BAN
2uperfnufen: @uSge5ei6netes 8uoop=9fer0.
- 5 Sabre alt; febIerfrel. Mtou aoreIfire: il. 8. Dor
49, Mponbale. 9oof 60. ST.. zap, bap
, 1893-08-10
6wei9-O ffoen
- beS -
NbenOblatt Der 81. Stnatsz 3eituna.

OfftcesS elepbon SEQ. 635.
:3ur SeQneutlt6tett unIerer on5eigenben &utben babel
troffen, rponad bel h~euictben ~@u3eiQe1 ongenpmmel
loeroet 81 oetleibei YrelIen. oIs luert bieIelbell biretti il
lperoen. &naei9en lomiP Announcements fbunen an 6teicl
oerihie6eIer BlaBen biz IL l1br Wtittnes ~ob9e9cber
lperbrc
, 1893-08-10
Steaenqeiu6e.


Meiu6t Gin beItIfes Nt6bden iu0t Stelluuo gum
W Sei6trr iuaiten poer S1euern.
8 9Geft IA. StraBe.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-16
SHOOTING AT TRAINS.
A Miscreant Fires Into the Trains of En-.
gineers Gilbert and Bolles Near Kim
brae, Mimi, Last Night.

As Engineer Joe Gilbert was coming
west with his train last night, a mile and
a half east OF Kimbrae, Mimi, a man
rushed out OF a house near the track
and fired into the cab, the ball crashing
through the window and grazing the
arm OF Engineer Gilbert near the elbow.
But for the fact that he was heavily
clothed the shot might have proved So
rious. At the first station word was tel
egraphed back to Engineer Geo. Bolles
and Conductor Peter Hoevel, who we're
bringing through the next train, to be
on their guard in passing the place, and
the caution was not without avail, for
sure enough when they came to the
house the villain again rushed out and
fired into the cabooss. The boys on the
train were prepared, and returning the
fire drove the miscreant into the houss
No one was injured, but the dastardly
perpetrator should be- ferreted out and
brought to summary justice.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-16

How Consumption Begins and Ends
In the third or last stage of chronic
catarrh the thickened and swollen men,
branes become thin and shiny and the
sputa tack and of a very offensive odor.
Unless something is done to prevent, the
catarrh will follow the mucous mem
brane into the lungs, where it will be
followed by cough, Light-sweats, rapid
loss of flesh, and the other dread sym
toms OF consumption. How few Ieople
seem to realize this truth! Who has
not seen the victim OF consumption
struggling for life in the fatal grasp OF
its last stage? The unnatural bright.
ness OF their CLASSY, anxious eyes,, the
hectic flush OF their shrunken cheeks,
the dilated nostrils, and deep, sepulchral
voice, the painting breath and fiuttering
heart, the frightfully emaciated form,
the ~hopefulness OF the patient and the
hopelessness of the attendants-all make
a pathetic picture which is far too COM
mon. A slight cough, ~a,little hearseness,
or Only a ore throat, was the beginning,
which, being neglected, led to an end 80
disastrous that no pen can give it ade-
quate description. Pe-ru-na taken in
time never fails to avert such a sad re-
SUIT.
Those who desire further particulars
should send for a free copy of "Climatic
Diseases one Of the latest and best
books published ON catarrhal diseases.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-16

According 60 the Report of the State
Auditor They Are in had shape.
BISMARCK. Dec. 16.-State Auditor
Porter has been mandamused by Judge
Mcconnell of Fargo to show cause why
he should not pay all accounts of state
institutions in the order in which they
are filed. His answer shows an alarm
ing condition of finances for the state.
The constitution limits Indebtedness
which the state may contract to $500, 900.
During aformer administration $3.50, 900
OF revenue bonds were sold and the levy
of this year is $4,000 less than last,
while appropriations are even larger
than before. Auditor Porter figures that
expenses will be about $4OO, 600 a year,
while the income will be less than
$500, 900. He urges that he ought first
to pay the most important bills and not
let others rest until more money is on
hand.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-16

For the Three Weeks Ending Satur-
day, December no, 1893.
Jonathan Davis to David D Davis,
swL ne4-18 and lots Z, 8, and 9
and ne4 se4-18-1O6-A.........$1 ,45O
John Lynch to John M Lynch,
nwA % lOs-53. 100
John l. Jones to William Gold
throp, lots /, 2, 3, 4 and 5
Kennedy's sub blk Q and lots 9,
10 and IL, Kennedy's sub blk II,
all 10 Kennedy's End ext. |
10 s Martin TO Griffith Owens,
wis sw4 SEQ II and VIZ nw4
Dec IA all 106-54........ ...... ]
John Roberts to Jennie Roberts, lot
2 blk 3 Coburn & Van Doren's
auQ........ j
p M Conner to Lewis Ell White, lots
Z and 8 blk Coburn and Van
Doren's add. 25
d w Burright to w III Blake, lot G
deed lot Z blk 6 town prop LIST
add. -. &c
Samuel Y Hyde to Violet Blake Tot
9 deed lots I, 8, blk 6 town prop
LIST add. Loco
&c Brady to Calvin A Beebe, fif-
teen lots in lakewood Park. 3,OOC
Isaac Lincoln to L w Miller, sx
ne4 and lots ], 2, and s all sec
L H-1O0~Of . . . . ss.s NUN
William Debeuham 70 w L Day,
undivided " WIZ sell and eK
sw ~ also nw4-34 all in 100 81 2,72(
Charles L Burnight 70 George
Wueffenhorst, LIT ID blk 4 Went
worth 24l
Jane Towle to Allen Towle, se415-
1854.
VIM. Van Eps to Jerry w Hurley,
lot 4, blk % Madison. I7t
Maurice DAILY to n w DAILY, lots 81
and 80 blk 3 town propt's Ii add 1,5O(
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-16
First Shipment q, = r,r.

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 16.-The first
cargo OF cotton from any United States
port direct to Manchester, Eng, through
the new canal left Thursday. It is an
all water shipment, direct from Houston,
Tex, via Buffalo bayou, and consists of
4,S5o bales owned and consigned by In
man q Co, Houston, to Muir, Duck
worth q Co., Manchester, per steamship
Glen Isle. As Houston is not a port of
entry, the cargo was cleared through
Galveston.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-16
Miners Want Paw.

Los CERRELos, N. NJ, Dec. 16.-The
miners OF the White Ash, Anthracite
and waldo mines met in mass meeting
here q resolved to make a demand up
ON b Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad for November pay, on the 2srd
inst, and also a prompt pay day on the
Saturday nearest the 18th of each
month. II the demand is not complied
with all the coal miners in this district
viii quit work in a body on that date.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-16
Window Screens.

A transparency at a kitchen window
attracted my notice the other day by its
novelty. Il made it." said the owner.
because l could not get a transparency
at the village store. ! wanted one of
those screens, You know, that permit you
to see out. but do not let outsiders see in
| took an old frame for a wire screen,
painted it to match the outside painting
of the house and then tackled it to a piece
Of organdie, fitting 1t perfectly and
stretching. it very tight. From thin
chintz ! cut flowers and sprays, and ar
ranging the design in my mind proceed
ed to paste them on. After all were on
Laid a piece of ,pasteboard behind and
put on heavy weights until they were
dry. 4 then gave the whole q coat Of
white varnish."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-16

In connection with her dressmaking
business, Ms, McGillivray will teach
ladies the art of cutting dresses by the
Ladies Tailor cutting system. This is a
combination OF the square and compass
and anyone can be taught to cut and fit
their own dresses by this system. Eve
ming lessons will be given for those who
cannot attend during the day. Price,
with instructions, $5. !,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-16

10 Worlds Fair Photos for One Dime.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway has made an arrangement with
q first class publishing house>to furnish
a series of beautiful Worlds Fair pic
lures, of a large size, at the nominal cost
to the purchaser Of only ten cents for a
portfolio OF sixteen illustrations. Moth
ing 90 handsome in reference to- the
Worlds Fair has before oeen published.
The series would be worth at least
twelve dollars il the pictures were not
published in such large quantities, and
we ere therefore able to furnish these
works OF art for only ten cents. They
will make a handsome holiday gift.
Hand in your money to the nearest
station ticket agent of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railway and he will
furnish the pictures and tell you more
about the scheme.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-16

m. Preaching services in the evening
at 7.30.
Rev. w. Ell. Mueller went to Pipestone
where he will conduct services to-mor-
row.
Read the new advertisements OF Dan
McKirnon, j. J. Fitzgerald and the
book store.
Mrs. Thurston, accompanied by Elmer
Driscoll, babe good bye to Madison
friends this morning and departed for
her future home In the south. She will
spend a week with friends in Sioux
Falls, where Mr.. Driscoll will meet his
son next week and proceed to Omaha,
thence to St. Louis.
A fair slzed audience gathered at the
the M. e. church last evening to listen
to the lecture on Cromwell by the Rev.
w. III. Jordan. The reverend gentle
mans history OF the times and de-
scriptions of scenes IN the great conflict
for religious liberty was a rare piece OF
word plcturing and gave excellent salts
faction to his hearers.
Rev. w. j. Cleveland received a letter
from Rose Bud Agency to-day. under
d tie of December Ii, containing the fol-
lowing sad news: "Henry Eaton died
sunday morning at 8 o'clock. On
Thanksgiving day he was over at Trips
school, four m les away, visiting, hunt
ing, etc. Next day severe pains in
throat and a day later what appeared to
be erysipelas started from his nose and
in "a hours had o~verspread his face.
Doctor was summoned and attended
him, but it was evidently a case of a
malignant type, and fatal after ten days.
There are many such cases among the
Indians, they say, OF late" Henry Ea-
ton was well known in this community,
having resided at Wentworth several
years. During the past two or three
years he has been teach ng an Indian
school at Rose Bud. He leaves a fam
lily.
A. Norby, who is superintendent OF
this horticultural district OF the
state could not attend the state
meeting Of the society at Vermillion this
week, but sent in his report which makes
a very fattering showing To-. fine fruits
in this part Of Dakota. The apple crop
has been a success and much better
than IN states east Of us, while OF plums
Mr.. Norby has thirty varieties which all
yield a choice variety of fruit. OF eur
rants and strawberries he reports ex-
cellent crops and good success IN rails
ing choice qualities, the greatest draw
back 10 large crops of the latter being
the drouth in the fall of the year when
the plants ought TO be storing up ma
terial for the next fruit. On the whole
he thinks South Dakota this year has
shown a much better yield in fruits than
In the states TO the east of AS.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-16

Angelina tanxiouslyl-Are you sure.
dear, that you don't regret it. and that
you don't sometimes miss your life as q
bachelor2
Edwin with cheerful conviction)-Not
= bit. tell you what, Angy. / miss it
20 little that Il. ! were to lose you-a-
I'm blessed IL I wouldn't marry again. :
London Tt-Bits.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-16

City residence for sale, or trade fol
land. Enquire at this office.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-16

Don't forget that Geo. Cook has an
elegant line of iewelry and silverware at
bottom prices.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-16

Get your holiday groceries, the finest,
at the lowest prices, of M. j. McGillivray.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-16

New California dried fruits, at the
lowest prices, at NJ. j. McGillivray's.
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THE CHURCHES

Order of Exercises mt the Different
Houses OF Worship I'm this City
To-
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Santa Claus is bound to be by the 25th, because he is at work now. We're a
work to- supplying the public of Lake @ unity with the finest assortment of
staple d FANCY dry goods, dress stuHs, ETC., dicoverabe in Madison. You
might IS w. wellook or an iceberg in Rio de Janiero as anything approaching u
saock IN thlsco county The Rob batteries may be powerful but we have the mater
or exquisltey irresistible toilets in III aggregation of novelties in dress
goods which includes serge, etc 1t is Just as impossible to rival u other de-
partmens in whlchw we nay a me assortment OF Cloak, in LADIES' Misses and
Chldrens push. beaver and fancy phds at greatly reduced prices Our stock
OF mufhers, handkerchief silk mittens and facinators is fine and will make n
handsome Xmas present. The prices we will guarantee lower than the lowest.
ID A1cT=InTHT0nT.
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Sonora cigar, made in Madison, bes
5 cent cigar in the city.
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Get the Worlds Far cider at the city
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching both morning and evening.
Morning topics 'U~nsearchable Riches"
A lesson for the times. Sabbath school
at noon. Y. p. s. G. e. at $50 p. m,
led by Miss Mendenhall. AT 7:30, in
connection with the evening service, the
pastor will give his eighth exposition in
the epistle OF the Romans. "A hey
word and It's Treasury of Truth" will be
the theme. "The spirit and the bride
say, comet" Offering for Home Mis-
sions at the morning service.
M. \. CHURCH.
Class meeting at 9:45 a. N. Sermon
by the pastor at 1890. Subject, after
the Revival, What?" Sunday school at
noon. Junior League at 800 p. m.
At $50, quarterly conference Love Feast,
and at 7:3O sermon by Rev. w. I'll. Jor-
dan, followed by the sacrament of the
Lords Supper.
GRACE CHURCH
"The Ministry OF Christ Church, and
Some Popular Misconceptions of IT,
will be the theme OF the sermon at
Morning Prayer, at 1890 a. m. Sunday
School at II m. Bible Glass at rectory
on Tue day evening at 1880. Subject,
"St. John, the Baptizer." Litany, with
lecture on The Great Councils OF the
Church." Wednesday evening at 7:3O.
All persons are cordially invited to at
tend, and take part in, these services.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday mornings sermon will be,
"Growing Christians" In the evening
there will be y "Chalk Sermon from
Ps. Call, II. s. s. at noon. Juniors at
$50 p. m. Y. p. u. at $50. Prayer
meeting T thursday evening.
Every thing in our store at way down
prices during the mex two weeks.
nj. j. McGILLIvRAY.
The best nickle cigars in town are the
"New Impire' at the City Bakery.
/ have q customer who wants to trade
II good work horses}a and q new thresh-
ing machine for land.
CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
An elegant line Of watches, iewelry,
and diamonds, at the very lowest prices.
Gro. Cook.
1919
Pure Cuban cigar, the best Scent
cigar in the city, at the Model.
House Tor rent. CHAs B. KENNEDY.
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An elegant line Of watches, iewelry,
and diamonds, at the very lowest prices.
Gro. Cook.
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/ have q customer who wants TO trade
II good work horses and q new thresh.
ing machine for land.
CHAs. b. KENNEDY.
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THE CITY.
!, G RREv1TIEs

LOCAL BREvxTIEs.
Wheat, 46 cents; fax, s1.O6; barley, "a
oats, IL.
Live hogs are worth $4.25 PER hum
bred on the Madison market today
3. F. Sitter took the morning freight
FOR Mitchell.
Communion services at the Norwegian
lutheran church tomorrow at 1890 4.
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The best nickle cigars in town are the
"New Umpire at the City Bakery.
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Every thing in our store at way down
prices during the next two weeks.
M. j. McGILLIvRAY,