davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-24
The New York Store
Established 1853.
TheSpeciaI Sale of Pictures


Continues. Never before have we of
fered so much for so little. Beautiful
Efchfngs by Weff-kn0wn artists, many
or which are mounted and matted.
Fast Falls the Even1de.
A cIes er efchf q By j. w. Bentley; mounted with
mat size 23x32. Regular Wine 50, our price 6oc
EACH Only SIX copies 80
Early Autumn.
A beautiful etching by a. W. Bhode; size z2x5z
inches. Regular yafus $3.50, Oarpsics IS each.
Off rhe Coasf OF Holland.
fine work of art By r. Leo Hunter; size z0x
30 Regaf r ysfu- 5-50, orr price Z5c ach.
The Sabbath Morning.
A fire n1ezzoigf by HamH "a. Hamlfo1 re-
marqu. proof mounted with mat; size 24x52.
Regn ar yaige IS. our price 81 each.
Going to Work.
very good etcsi z BY W; L. Laffrop. Mounted
price ST.
On The East River.
Origin fchi1g by Henry Earrer. Mounted
VIII mar; size zox50. Regular value al LEAST 50,
our price 81 each.
Caught I'm the Fog
yer. fine etching by Otis s. Weber Mou ted
with mat; size 25x53- Regular value 50, pri e
ST.zo.
The Mountain Stream.
An origi a tching b Ernest c. RIOS. Re-
marqae proof size z6x52. Regular value 50, our
PETTIS DRY GOODS co.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-24
OTHER GAMES.

Results of Yesterdays Southern
League Games.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07

largely attended by friends and symps-
thizers. The remains were incased IN
beautiful white plush casket and there
was q rich display Of forals. The pail
bearers were Masters Volney Tuttle,
Myron Blackman, Tot McGillivray,
Elmer Fitzgerald.
>Supt. Sherrard, Of the Sioux Falls
Children's home passed north to Brook
ings, whence he goes to White to look
after little girl who was abused by q
jewsler and wife. Mr.. Sherrard ID doing
q noble work Id this line, having found
homes for four children during the past
week. The three little children he had
here at Chautauqua time he has still in
the Home and placed them under q
special course Of training. They are es-
pacially bright little ones.
Y Sheriff F'oxs team in charge OF man
named Raebeck made spurt this morn
ing out hear A. q. Fullar's place and
run Cor the city. The fellow jumped
from the wagon leaving two small boya,
King McGovern and Roy Fox 10 their
fate I'm the wacon. The lads however,
Nrawled over the edge and dropped ont
unhurt, while the man had his nose rub
bed Id the dirt. The team run all
around town nearly and finally hauled
up In the lumber yard breaking only the
evener. M u 4
Az Sheriff Fox turned the locker OF ].
G. Mischell's outer prison door last evei
ming 10 release him from confinement,
he was suddenly called away and served
with papers BY the city authorities To
keep Mr. Mitchell in Jail to serve out
fthepenalty q $50 and costs amounting
TO s69A5, imposed upon him . year ago
Tor violation OF the city ordinance. The
alternative was "a days in jail. He APP
pealed the case which finally went 10 the
supreme courts Jos. Reath and A. J.
Anderson, being his bondsmen for $3.50
April 4 the case was dismissed by the
supreme court. with additional costs Of
S2A5, making total of sl0l.90 which
Mr.. Mitchell win have to pay or serve
out in 30 days time.
y Il + Ii
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07

Sales by auction, SO far from being
an. invention Of late years were known
rs far back as the time of the Romans.
II is supposed by. some that they chiefly
used the plan TO dispose Of the spoils
taken i'm war. As these sales were said
to take place under the spear. IL IL fair
to conclude that they stuck long spear
In the ground to mark the place where
the sale would be held. It was long
the custom in England to mark the
time during which bids might be Offer
cd by burning an inch Of candle, the
last offer before the. Light went out be-
Ing Of course the one that took the arti-
Gle ON sale. This custom led many to
make NO bid nntils the candle Was near
" ont, and many, often delayed 30 long
that the. end Of the fame etill found
them silent st Louis Globe -Demc-
crat.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07
RIPE OLD AGE.
4 Highly Respected Citizen Of Lake
County, John MCGillivray, sr.,
Passes Away.

The demise of John McGilliyray, Sr.,
VINO lived about ten miles southwest Of
the city, which has been expected for
sometime, occurred yesterday afternoon
ct 4 o'clock at his home. De-
ceased passed peacefully away ut the
advanced are Of 70 years. His had been
q life Of honest toll, strict integrity and
genuine religious faith, rearing large
family 81. five sons and three daughters
after the good old Presbyterian way, of
which faith be was > consistent member.
All through bis long sickness his religi-
QUE experience and knowledge. was. 4
great confort,to him and hin end vas
peace. Fourteen years ago he came ID
Like county with his family and engaged
in farming. His sons and daughters are
scattered about him ID business Iii this
county and manifested great affection
for qns another 10 frequently visiting
the parantal home. Most OF the family
were gathered there last night by the
sad event. Murdock, mayor Of Madison,
who II - present On trip along the
great. lakes for. bis health, il was
thought best not 10 recall as he could
not reach here in time. fsr the funeral.
The ether ,members of the family Nal
Tcam D. and Norman d., Of RamoDa,
Dnhean AA, and Mira. John Chaplin and
Maggie Of Winfred and John who lives
on the farm with the old people, are ell
here. Mrs. IL Dean. who lives at Water
town, is expected to-day, The funeral
services win be hold ct the Presby terian
church in thiA city tomorrow at 2 3. M,
the procession with the remains leaving
the residence in the country at noon.
Deceased, was highly respected IN the
community in which be lived and in this
city where he was we'll known, and TO
his aged companion ia life and the Aor.
rowing family, the sympathy of large
circle of friends viii be extended in their
affiictioD.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07

Train Diapatcher Wood informs. us
thak j con- iplsts nsw ontilt of express,
baggage and phsssngst coaches win soon
p put npop the .. Il. division.
V Chemieal Enalne %, NO, /, ID its
Injecting lsatsvyentpg took in i've new
members, JohDrS Valler, o. ii. Alexander,
Geo. Johnston. John Gerhardt, Hugh
MurFayra ss
The sxamination of Gay Wilson hssore
Justics 5enes laat evening resulted ii
biz being hsld % tie next Rrard is,ry
in j bond of 500 ID default 81 which f,s
went to jail
The fire laddies made test Of the
waterworks last evening and were much
chagrined at the action or Alderman
Fits who drove across their hose With
his team, while they had Il Ia operation.
AL The money IN serisa A, amounting
70 nearly $1,000, wasbid on at the bnild.
Ing a,ld loan meeting last eseniEg at j
premium Of only 90 cents; ef20 Ia series
p at 30 CENTS also. Al time b build
cheap.
The funeral OF the infant son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Moore was held from
Grace church this morning and was
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07
"a 0hMU HL BAbI9
Assignee OF John Haecker insoivent.


State OF South Dakota, county of Lake, Sc. In
county court. In the matter OF the estate OF
Meriha II. Butler. deceased. Notice of time ap.
pointed f0rproyIng Will. etc. The State OF South
Dakota sends greeting 20 Benjamin r. Butler,
Ds CLARK Buuers u. Clayton Butlef, Benjamin ".
kin OF Meriha Ry Batter, deceased. Pursuant to
an order of eaid conrt, made. on the End day Of
AagIsi. !; 2; I lss4 notice Y hereby given, that
o'clock, p. m. of said day, at the court room OF
eaid court, at Msdison, In the county OF Lake, q.
D., have been appointed az the time and place
for proving the w ili OF said Meriha Il, Batter,
deceased, and for heaFinR the application oh
Benjamin W. Butler for the Issuance 10 himself
perscn Interested may appear and contest the
same.
Witness the Hon. ]. HI. Williamson, Judge Of
End day Of August, A. ID. 1874. 81 his once In the
city Of Madison, county Of Lake, state Of South
Dakota. sss6Es
y. III. WILLIAMSON,
S Judge or the County Court.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07
y. III. WILLIAMSON,
Jtldge OF the County Court.
Notice

5stt #& S*ss N0ftGostN 8@ 49, s#aS4
This is to certify, that we, Charles kaufman,
whose piace of residence ID 6-s9 Prairie avenue,
Chicago state pf Illinois, and H.. 4. Kaufmsn,
whose place Of residence 10 37th street, Chicago,
Lllnoie, are eospaFtnefs, doing a. elothinga and
furnishing business 1T the west side Of Rkan
aEcHues N the city Of Madison. Lake county,
south Dakota, Under the Arm name Of Charles
Dated. chiesso. Illinois. Aag |, A. b. 1894,
,esss fet 8Ssss~ CHAS.KAUFMAN.
Fl. M. KAUFMAN.
/ State OF Illin0ie, = ,
County of Cook 90
f Be it tFememheEed. that on this Arst day Of An.
gust, 10 the year enc thousand eight hundred
and ninesy:fopss before ma, Zach AoElsiner, )
notary pubiic within and for said county and
state, personally appeared Charles Kaufman and
Henry Kanfman. well known tc me 70 30 ne per-
aOn&wh0 Mra described In aud who executed the
within ana fofegoing instrument, and saveraily
dHly acknowledged 70 me that they executed the
same freely.
!, 10 Witpsss wksreof I have hereunteN set my
hand and Official seal ct Chicago, ID aid county
and state, the day end year eho4e writes.
zach HoFHEIHEH
Notary Pnblir, Cook connty. Illipois.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07

A Chicago Woman Who II Passing the H.
nal Slx Months OF Her Life Royalty.

A Chicago Woman Who Is Passing the III
nal six Months Of IHer Life Royalty.
/ Heroes do, not always dieon battle
fields. We all know that, but now and
then the truth OF the statement is ex-
emplified in manner that is forceful
One evening there came into the room
where sat a beautiful woman TASTE
fully attired. Her eyes were unnatural
ly brilliant, and In her cheeks there
famed d color like q stain Of blood I
recognized her at once as well known
and highly successful teacher in one of
Chicago's public schools There was
something about her appearance that
surprised me, for, heretofore upon the
Occasions when we had met sha had been
notable Tor the plainness. not TO say the
shabhiness. or her attire The rich vel
vet of the cape she wore and the feath,
ems on her elegant hat caused me TO ex-
claim:
Why. how handsome you lookf
What have you struck?,s .,n @t
IL. :Deakhi'' was the answer. THE doc
tors have told me today that / have an
iincurabie disease and cannot possibly
live longer than six months. r have
Iscrimped myself all my life. to save
money to buy, books and cultivate my
mind. / am through with all that
Now am going TO- take q hand at the
material pleasures. If I have but half
year TO live, I'll live royalty. {" a
Since that time she has wasted rapid
y, but the room where she lies is full Of
flowers and objects of beauty. The
gowns she wears are creations Of beauty,
and she allows no mourning nor any al
lusion to her fate In her presence She
faces death with an absolute heroism
that makes one want 70 applaud rather
than to weep. This manifestation is
not 30 grand as the manifestation of
moral courage might be, but there is
something about 1t which makes the
blood tingle bit --C Chicago Herald.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07
SHE HAD HER WEIGHT.
ft Was . Posthnmons Triumph. but It was
Hers All the Same.

7 Es II ~ 3 4 t
ft Was Posthnmons Triumph. but It Was
Hers All the Same.
s when woman makes her mind up
20 anything. said the man with the
ginger beard. 'sthey amt no way or pre-
ventin her from reachin the end she
aims at. -
Thouten she dies, of course" re-
marked the grocer.
4 et.' It does look to me, said the man
with the ginger beard to the rash in
terrupter, like you have the most nat
ural gift Of tellin what you don't know
every time you open your mouth OF any
man ! ever knoWed. Iwill admit, !"
continued the man. with the ginger
beard as the grocer assumed q humhled
expression, that you are all right In
the grocery business. Fact ID. man
iwupld have 20 DO pretty smooth TO make
n ljyin. ont Of tho kind D, stock yon
keep. Now. the time ypu explained the
hair bein In the butter because the but
ter Wasn't strong enough to hold itself
toEether without IL was plumb good.
lHqwspmevers IL looks like rain. an /
can Y waste no more time ON you. Now.
this here woman '----.
Which woman?', ..s
This here women j was thinlin Of
when / spoke was inst like ell the rest
of ,ern. When her mind was sot, it was
sot Pore thing, she had to die to git
her own way, but she got IL. !" IN
Isove affair.", asked the man from
Potato creek, who had aromantlc streak
In his mental composition. f.1
Love affair lnothinl She was marrit
TO her third husband. They hadn't been
parrit fer more'n . week. guess. be-
fore the, old man begins twittin her
cause she was. 50 thin an wonderin why
the Lord couldn't "a seen fit to make
her weigh as much as his first wife.
How much did the dear angel weighT
siae asked him kinder sarcasticlike one
day when they had been jawinA little
more than common. 81 ,.
'Jist exactly .l55 pounds, says he.
Well, says she, I'm a-goin to
git 70 that weight II il takes me q hun-
dred years. :, , $500 ses
u H9Wsomever, stead Of gettin any
lfatter she gifts thinner an thinner right
lsipng till at last ,she ups an dies.
We'll, says the old man, seems like
she didn't git to that there weight she
started fer after all guess she weighed
pesFer 55 than l55, But that's all he
knowed about it About two years after
there was . boom in real estate, an tho
old graveyard turnin out to be pretty
good town lots the folks had, to move.
this here woman among the rest. When
they come to dig her mp. she had patrir
fed. q |" I'D s. s.e.s
~ Petrifled 4 suppose you mean. y said
the oolteacher. Is, ..,s
s Anyhow. Ismean she had. turned to
rock An just fer curiosity they
weighed her. Funny thing too, She
come exactly to that there l55 pounds
she allies said she'd git, an they won't
never nobody make me believe that she
didn't know, what she was doin all the
time '-Indianapoli Journal /,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07
Notice.

NOtlCe.
To the Creditors OF, and all Persons Having
Claims Against, John Huecker, of Ramona.
Lake County, south DAKOTA:
Notice is hereby given, that on the 21st day Of
June, 1894, John Hneckef, druggist, OF the yil-
lage of Ramona, IN Lake county, South Dakota,
made . voluntary assignment 70 the undersigned
for the benefit of all bis creditors without pref
erence or priority, and whicn said deed or as
siRnment was nled for record, aud recorded, In
the otiiUe OF the register OF deeds within and for
Lake county, south Dakota, ON the 2lst day OF
June, 1894. Now, therefore, all persons are
hereby required to make due and legal proof OF
their claims ard demands against the said John
Huecker and ale the came with the undersigned,
1t the village Of Ramona, IN Lake county, south
Dakota within thirty days after the date of this
notice. ssTTs
Dated June %, 1894.
SAMUEL BAST,
Assignee oil John Hnecker insolyent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07
II Z. CITY


Id. Smith took the east bound train
for Iowa.
Geo. r. Farmer, Esq., was passenger
for Watertown at noon.
Route Agent Webster went to the
twin cities BY the east train today.
Judge Carter. formerly Of Canton, nov
OF Pierre, arrived on the train from the
east.
N q. M. Klotsbach ID enjoying visit
from his brother In law 7. y. Ahearn, Of
Independence, Iowa,
II. b Schriner departed today for
Chandler, Minn., where he viii manage
an elevator for The coming year. 4
HRS. Fink, sister of Lorenzo Fetz, OF
Badus, with whom che has resided for b
year, departed for her home in Duluth.
Landlord Chaphe Of the Lake Park is
enjoying visit from his mother, Mrs.
&C. Morgan bis sister and husband,
all og new York.
: Father Flynn departed for Mitchell On
The evening train. From there he goes
oassist Father Maher dedicate new
church at Epipheny,
This - to certify that ! have received
inefnil the amount due me on the insnr-
alaes policy pf my late husband. Luke
Wess6ll, who was insured with the
Modern WoOdman OF America s.
MRs. IDA WKssRLfA 81
To rent--An eight room house and
good barn. DR. II. II. CLARK.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07
MIS-. French-sheldon at New York.

New YoRK, Ang. 7.--Mrs. French
Sheldon the African explores, arrived
from Liverpool ON the steamer Aurania.
She il lecture at Chatanqua ON African
subjects and TO arouse interest ia her
scheme for the colonization Of large
tract Of territory in East Africa. Mrs.
Sheldon expects that the first expedition
to the new country win be ready in
about l8 months I'm England aha has
interested many prominent persons and
has been assured OF q great deal of valur
able assistance. She hopes also hy her
work here 70 interest American people.
and she even thinks that she win get
enough desirable immigrants here to
givosthe United States a. wide COM
mercial foothold in the DARK Continent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07
] lively. I.a.ls RESCUED.

CHICAGO, Aug. l.--Iwalve boys who
had been swept out into the lake on q
frail raft, wero rescued by the life saw
ing crew. The boys had been diving
from the raft when it broke from its
moorings and drifted rapidly away
from land The screams Of the lads at
traoted o large crowd and they were
rescued with little difficulty.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07

Aesabs Ir0ia Ranee Expected 30 produces
IL l,10o.e0O Toms This Tear. afyt

s
Aesaba. IroA RAusst Expcctsd 10 Producsi
.7oo.e0o Toms This Tear s
/ DULUTH, Aug. Z More then 100
haen ara alow working ait the mines, of
bhei Metropolitan Land a and Iron.
company, where the sir weeks
strike ii ended last week. AS
aresnltithe shipments of ore from the
Gogebic range have grown largely, and
willkabe enormous for several weeks.
Shipneiats from the Gogebic have been
UP tOldate 775, 900 tons and about 4OO,-
600 tons s'morea is} contracted for vessel
room for the remainder Of the season.
Shipments from the other Lake Super
iOr port8 have been large, ard the esti-
mated total out of ;tllis lake fer the sea-
son 70 August u 3, 100, 600 toms, or as
tFifie over half She shipments FOR the
entire season ok 1893.
Speculatioss IL already lively as tOsthe
Mesaba's share Of the output Of next
seasonJ and it is
Put At : Very high Figure.
This year. othe, second In. which the
range made; shipments. it will exceed by
200. 900 tons at least, any. nf the older
ranges Df the United States, with an
output Of not far from i,7OO. 900 tons,
and for the season Of 1895 mining men
expect the range win ship all it's two
railroads viii be able to handle. The
lROckesaller road il gradually bnt stead
ily double tracking its line and will
have two tracks from its ore juno
ti0n to the Duluth docks by
In the spring Of 1895. The Duluth and
Iron Range road has surveys and esti-
mates on q new Line to the Mesaba and
expects to bnild Ii during the coming
winter. With the new mines being
opened and made ready for business
and with the contracts now Infulflled
that win be carried ont next season, the
Mesaba should send out not far from
8, 3,00O, 900 tons. The Rockefeller con-
tract, made last fall with the Merritt
Brothers of this city, viii not be within
500, 900 tons Of completion this year,
and viii all have to be gotten out under
1t next year.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07
SHE MANfEp E!ER PACKAGE.


\ Ana.shs eSe b. Nali. Il aasr sosas 1rnphaais
{ E3plhaaSlona Il 81
Judging from Something chat tool
1 place IL one oS the Express Offices, Il am
satisfied chat ali women don't acquire
. the faculty for scolding after thsesy are
married "a young woman who lives d
long way ont ON jefferson street came
I into oneOf cha express company, Offices
with 3 postal card she had reCeiyed from
/ the company stating that apackage waa
there for her. She presented the card
and asked for the package. Then the
trouble began. The agent first asked her
where she expected the package from.
Most anywhere, y she replied.
"But that isn't satisfactory, " said
the agent Is there any place In par
ticular you expect package to be sent
from?" h
ii Yes. q good many places in particu-
lar, " she answered very sharply.
Well. what ID it you expect2" asked
the agent.
~ expect good many things, /" she
retorted, banging the point of her um.
brella down on the floor very sharply,
"and, what's more, If there is package
here for me I want ii.
Excuse me, said the agent, with
tantalixing GOODNESS, but our rules
must be observed, and the rules are that
persons unknown TO MS must be identil
fed, and you must be identified before
we can give yon the package that this
card calls for. =
The girl y eyes snapped She choked d
few times. and then, punctuating every
word with q sharp rap Of her gloved fist
on the desk. she said:
Look herel My - name - is --a
--. Pm--going- TO be married
next--week land .this--pa package is---
wedding present. I---expect- -many
--tmoro but - want this -one---
and--I'm going to -have-iti'
The agent looked as though some
strong man had struck him behind the
ear. f
ssYess mn am. you can have it, Y he
Aaid Sign your name right here, and
he pnslied the big book toward her with
ont another word He brought the pack
age and handed IL TO her. She snatched
Il away from him spitefully and walked
out as though she weighed more than
the soldiers monument Buffalo News
HM tae Militia.
Captain EIave yon ever been driiledf
Private (who had seen servicel They
called Il drilIin. bnt IL was borin 10 me-
Tlot,s<,s4 Exas U,.<,.,. ~ ess4sSssss
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07
] Laaked ChlIdren IN tha rrn,,aa

PINE burr Ark Apg. 7.--News
reaches here from Isinwood. Ark. that
Peter illiams and his wife left their
two children locked in their. house
while the parents attended church., and
up0R their sratuxn found the house 4
heap of ashes with the chazred remains
nf the children thernin. -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07
A Harrowin9 Circu1nstance.

Mrs. Threadly--I CANT see why news
papers always give ell the narrowing
details OF an accident
Mr. Threadly What have you found
now? III
Mrs Threadly Where D., man was
taken home fatally injured, with d Sam
pie Of silk in his pocket still unmatcb-
ed. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07

i CTNcINMAzT, Aug. Cpe, Keefe
aud Grnesbach,, the leading strikers,
were bound over to the federal grand
jury by Commissioner Hopter la 9i 900
each Tor attempting % wreck an excur.
sion train at Hamilton, July 4. Miles
ILindley, = prominent politician at Ham
ilton, furnished bah. ~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-07

(, ROAEs AngJ - Six anarchists were
arrested while holding a secret confer
eraoe here. Itis estimated that 1900
anarchists, who have been arrested in
the raids Of the last two months win be
ideported. A group Of 80 has been al.
ready sent to Naples to embark for Mas
sowah in the Red sea.