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81, Sabrgang.
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Sout6= unO german=Str.,
Sa 1t NJ ore.
9apitaI $LOOO,OOO.
Ginc sefesItdte Scpofitariu fur 0ez
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Cine eefebItdte ScppfItariu fur Ge=
rtd1ts= 1tuo NertpaItttnsS
I1inoirt ais SinauSzasentiu fir Staatcn, stdote,
Srtihdiien, SilrHbabneH u1o dnoere 9orperItditen.
Serrid1tet Elm alleemeiHes Scrluatunes geiddit
Seibt Gclo ge3eH aenebmiate Siherbeit. Grlaubt
.3inieu aui ipesieIe &,cObepoiteH. Sunstrt ais
SermdIterin inter Gppotbefen, uebertrasun9eI uno
&erpaltunaszS otimenteH, ais Nstnit1 iilr neberz
tra9ur9 ooer 9ie9titrirura pon gSertbpapierer uuo
Solt9ationen unb fir gus5obIuns BON Coupons, 3iE=
xu uIo Sipioenbcn.
Z. gSiucor @tpwn, Brdiioent
SIono Z. Sa6ipn, Sicezsrdiioe1t.
Sireftpren:
8. 9Eincor 9ropn, 9eopoIo Strouis.
2Sn. a. WiarbHre, @barles Dlaribaa,
8. S. 9onopln, - u. Barr,
Saiil 9. 9oroon, 9. 80. Gater,
SIono {. Sadion. gHorcn 3. Sones,
sSreo NJ 9oIitoR, Somes Sono.
Sjohua SeperiHg. GlerdHoer Srolun,
iSr1nf Sromu, Z. &. Eortbirgton
BON Baltimore.
SSolter Z. SobHtton -SIeu7Jort
9luguN -JttlU~ fiptI
SopH .. 9Grreft .......---.-.- --p1ItaoelpPtd
(Suni6e)
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2lSem etfttse Sfanscn.
6nuf gSai!emftneer iterben nadI otm Senuffe
Giftaer VHaujeu.

Gl1IgCT
EarrD town, 9t.sY., 5. SUM. -
5n 6Olge bc8 @euuhe5 BON 9iftisen
&rGutern unS 8ur;elu, Die iic bci'm
SpieIcn in cincm @dloten fanOcn unb
tiir cBbare g8ur5eln biclten, erfranfteu
9eitern II @ailentineer aus Der auz
itult Der burmberjigen Sapeitern, bic
I'M y9SiIIOn Bart" auf Der InbObs
Oberbalb GarrDtown lie9t. SSHnI Der
&inoer itarbcn I'M &aufe Der pcrflOIeucu
9ta9t, ipdbrenO Gas 2lbleben Der anOez
rem iisben Itiin6lid erwartet uiro.
Sowobl bie 8OritauOuit9lieocr 0es
Seints, mte and Die S4pcitcrn tbaten
nad Ser @ntOefung oeS unfaaes aQc8
in ibren &raTten StebeuOe, um Die
idredli3cn 6Ol9en ab5nlenfen; leiOcr
mar 2(lleS uer9eblidI. Die Sdmeltern
batten bisher feline Ibnnn9 oapon 9es
bubt, baB @iftpflansen auf lbrcm @runO
uuo SuDen wadicn.
Die 0tamen Der 9citorbcnen &uaben
fins: Sames 6orrcfer, 9Obn @allabau,
Ybilipp Sofimann, Gugultu8 Sauers
unD Sobn 0onnellD.
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VrDfI0utdtiDtt.

Ga ofFbi.n. Senotrihtiauns bonn Sheriff une
StadtsaHpaIt BON G1eganuzSountn eintrat norHaf
Die 5orce inter benz Stfebl o,s Seritfs obfpobl 10
sroe, oils CT ne ib peritaffen fann. onber Sfaroe III
ben 5rieben in ben Srubenz5iesionen leres eountps
Su uabren uno bic Serelente, mee tbre Irbetf Iort7
Suieten piiniden, eesen oas Sasnihentreten sro6ei
Sorperhaitcn Striteru nrb anoertn, Die id1 iuu
!3rpede Der @nihitternua uno Der aushbuH9 oou
.3fuans periammslt habtn, Al itlsen, uno
oa idl aufgeforbert uurbe, ioforti9e Shritte sul
aufrefterbaltuna o.s srtbers uuo Der Srhnurs, To-
Die Der Supremdtte Der 9eese in Ientm eouHfp ~
tbun, besbal6 forbere
idb, iSraRf Sroirn, 9puuerneur BON Naroano, trati
Der inter Der Sorititution uuo ben 9cleFeH poH
YtaruoEb pericbenen gutoritdt oe tert in Iae9anps
@ountp gum Sp,de. Die seies uuo oronunsslitbtroer
Seute ieHc5 eountus Der 6ortilbrung ibrer Ser9'
bauarbeit su btnberu, psrammsIt.n Yerionen au Jos
fort auselnanb.r 81 seheH. Sbre !,uionmerrottuna
Su i3fpeden Der ginIbuttsriHe un0 bcs Swanscs IN
unetieslth, nnb ldD bcnahrldtiae iit herourt, oaB
falls ne iid nidt aueenbtdlid SerreueH, ne ais uHz
seittIiter Uiob aEgtic9en unb oemeutprsdeHo be-
banoeIt neroeu.
60 geiheben NIT meiuer lnteridrlIt unb oeu SroEz
iieeel oes Staaies YiarpaIo an B. SUM- I'M sabre
1894.
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0nn gieberit,in fIadf.

Berlin, 6. SUM. - 6rbr. Marz
idaQ BON Sicberltein. Der Staatsiefrez
tdr bes 9iei6sumts be8 9leuBersn, bat
nun bod sesen Die Neitbeutide 2lGg.
.3eituns," elm in &Oln eridsinenSe8
YiSmardblatt, SEN Straiantrag seitcllt.
Sefanutlid bat oas Slutt ben I'M
n6si6sbOtsn" eridicnenen 9lrtifcl, &ie
Ntiqucl 0tinilter wuroe," in peldlcm cs
bieB, buB Ottqucl feline Stelluns bcm
graftn BON 2Saloeriee oerSaufe, bahin
cOmmentlrt, baB BON Sieberiteiu bicien
sl,tifel rerfaBt bate, um Otiquel, in
ipelhem er einen @Onfurrsnten in ieiz
nem Strebsn ua9 Dem Sfsidsfanslerz
ante iehe, bel Seite 3u Oranseu. Su
Ser anselesenbeit bat iid bcrsit5 ein
Sertreter ser ROlner Staatsanwalts
ibaft nad) Berlin beqeben.
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2IerGants' 2lationaf:S :SanG.

Douglas 8. SbomaS, TrdiistEt.
G. 6. Sbomfon. 8aircr.
Ghpweft G6e Der Cans uno gBater.Strake.
Itpofitar fur Die SuuSes Neeieruna, Den
Staai Tarplano uuo oieStaot Sa Itimprc.
&apitaI 81 100000.
utberId,us ant 28. cesbr. 1892 S638,O0O
Gonti pon 9orp.rhaften, Tirmen, GinBeIp.rIoren.
@telhaftcn. ScripnlierR uHb 2ciaments .8olIredern
flao Tiatomm,n- (San1S, ,12Dhef)
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NA aOiuaD'S
~ SariapartQians
~ ~B& &ciOluent
Der srDBte S5lutreini9er
Seiluns drOniider &runtbeiten.

Gbrouii6er 9iheumatismus, StrOpbelu,
9eudlhuiteu, frebsartige EeIben, Vun9enblu.
ten, White Swelling, @eldNmilrc, pufUeB,
Srouhits.
gildt uur, po6 Sas 5nriuparIuiuu-&eiol
pent aGle toeilmitteI fir hrouiid]e, itroplu'
Ioie, Contributions. uuo Suuttrauthelteu
iib.rtriiit. iouberu eS in aud oa5 eiuJgI
il9ere 9eiInrittel iiir
21icreit> nno 2Sra(en~-Seiaen
Stein, Diabetes, ggaieriu6t, gsaTierue-.
fopfuuq, llririluB, Susbtide &raufbelt.
gllbuminura nHo IN allen SGaeu, 100 iuus
bigc NieOeridlIdge iif btlosu OOtr paS gSai.
ier It'd, luoltis, nit SubitauSsu, Oem Giwej6
dbuIicl, uermudt 1T ODER 6dbsn luis psiBe
Seor itfl seiqeH, Ooer bct fraut5aIteW,
bili0iem Ausiebeu uno peiseu fuodenitanb.
artigeu YieoerihlGssE uuO bei'm g6uiier.
IalIea Elm beiBeHOes, brsuueuOss @.flbl ittl
elnftlt uuO 5amerieH III 9lHdtrtuj unp
IN ben 2eubeu.
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Siu ftidlt o,ts1eIieferf yeiit.


Son ION, 6. sunni. - Die alpcla>
tionsperbanOluua in Sa9en be8 slnars
d)tlten Charles Ntennier, bcr gesen feline
bonn Sopltraben Boliseisertdlt beiuilz
llste Iusliefcruug on Die franiOiiideu
@erlate, Die megen leiner mutbmaBliz
den 8etbeilisung oil bcm gOmbenatz
tentat im @aie Serp in Yarl8 ein Sort
lsln nit ibm reben iuollen, proteltIrt.
miro am ndditeu WOntus Dor benz fOz
nt9liden Sberseridt itattiinbcn.
Eas Sberbauo fou eeben.
2on6on, 6. Suni. - Die 9tatioz
INSTRUMENTATION" bielt bier cine Sits
6uns ab. Der 6iibrer Der 9faOifalen,
SenrD 2a6ou6ere, rebcte ser sGn;lihen
gbi6affuns beS SberbauI.s bas @urt.
Die Regierung iollte ieOenfal5 nod in
oicler $arlameutszSe cine Gorla9e
einbrinssn, iuelte far ben Sail, baB bic
0orbs cine i'm llnterbauit angenommene
Sia Suriiflpeiien, beitimnt, oaB bic Sill
ioTOrt sur fOnisliden unterfdrift sinsez
rettt meroen ioQ.
Dt Ii n d zen, 6. Suni. II Sin Srenz
Der. tpel6er bcbauptet, Elm Ameritaner
5u iein, wurbe beute in aller 6rHbe pers
baftet, uadlbcm Ell in Der pergangcnen
9ta6t 3Dei EoliSilten, NIT peldcn CT
Dor pem SdlOB 9tDmpbenburs in eincn
Strcit ssratben mar, seitohen bate.
Seloe Boli5iiten iino iduer uermunOst
iuOrben.
Der gSeIt saui.
Berlin, 6. Suni. - Die Seeatr's
Ibe Ntorbz unb Selbitmoroz oz2raqGbie
bat einen pOmpbaiten IbidluB 9cfun,
ben. Ils es 9e9Olten bate. oen Otalcrz
mciiter Sarl Secgcr aus Der tringcnoz
item 9totb 81 retten, ba bate iif Geiucr
cinseiunOen. Sn Ser Sersweif flung rcii. e
bann Der GutidluB beS Secser' jd)cn
Gbepaare8, crit feline bier &inocr in
Alter bon 10, IS, 10 uno 7 Sahren,
Orei &naben unO Elm Ofao6sn, IL. bann
iib lelbit su tOoten. gdemano mar
tbnen in i6rer 9tOtb bei9eiprun9cn, ;um
Se9rGbnille auf Dem 6riebbOie Der SOz
pbten'Scmelnbe waren Iie aber slle erz
ldllenen: NIT Sannern unO Slumcn
Die nOtalermsiiter Snnung," weldler
Seeser an9ehOrt bate, uuuSdblig, q,
putattanen iammtlider auocrcr Sununz
gen, Die Ncbrer uub S9Iler bs8 SOz
pbien 9Dmnaiiuns, weldes bie brei
Seeser' iden SObue beiuat battcn, unO
cine un9cbeucre Menidenmen9e. Die
llnOulOiumfcit puste ii6 aber audi all
Die 9rOBc bieies lluglifs beran; Der
superintendent 2eonbarbt unlerlieB eS,
Die 2eiden bcs Ntanncs uno Der 6rau
elnjule9nen. unO ipra9 nur iiber Die
Slnoer Ben Segen.
Die llebcrf fibrung Ser 2ei9cn na6
Der Sobtenballe aui benz 6rieoboIe batte
faft gu cincm GumuIt seiiBrt. Die
2eute Der 9lui TAFT, wel9e nit Der See,z
Oigun9 betraut mar, lubcn bic Sdrse
be5 @bepaare5 unO Die be5 Glteltcn COBB
mes auf einen ofienen Sunoewa9cE unb
Die Der brsi anperen &inber auf eincn
0anbwa9en, ben iwei Oianuer sOgen.
0ieie &Olbeit empOrte Die yewo5ner
Der 9taAbariAait Oerarti9, baB Iie Den
@euten ill Seibe 9eben MOLTEN uno nur
Die Sa5wlidenfunft Der BOli;ei eiuen
Suuult uerbiuOerte.
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9ts sootid,Iass bsihulotat.

2onoon, 5. Suui.-Oie @orOncr8<
Sury in bem Safe bes 0tuiiters Bur
ton, welder an elmer &unOe itarb, Die
linn General Sobn SeluitOn BON Gait
Iornicn NIT ieinem 0fesenidirm bciz
brahte, bat ben General be8 SObti4lass
bci9ulOi9t. Die 3eusenuuSiu9en was
rem Die bereit8 bel Dem SorperbOr Dor
benz POliseiridter perOfienilidtem. Gin
SefretGr Ger ameritaniIden Solihaft
uobnte BEN 8erbaHelunsen bel.
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Ser Semtihe Gorreiponaeht,
Easlid, p6d,ntIid nub Gonutass,
Paine eFioeufbiinter uuo Reooff

EdsIid, m6d.utIid nuS Gonntass,
q. Raine, Fieentbamer uno SRsoaftenr
(gleGiols,r non 8. Taire),
ednnen=Gde SatimoresStrase uno Bo7sSfFcesAne
Rr,is bes tdsIid,en SIattes, burd Erds,r btiorst,
12,a 9ts.; tdeIid,e une eontta as :aiussabe 15
Gents pro gode sahIbdr an bic oas Datt beioreenben
Grdser.-EdalidI Eebif Sunnfas sTsus aabc inter
observation-disclosures 81 so pro Sebr, fur tirSere
iSeit i'm SsrbdhHis; thr oi. tpp pdentli de Mnsgabe
init SountassbIatt, portofrei, NIT absIs tlr Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sopr, nod, irs,nb eintm Srtt bes Snlans
ees, "a nat europa. SpnntaaSsMmSsabe 81
pro SGhr.-Oas bette unh biuisite oeutid1e SIatt
In cen Nittel= uno Giofaaten.
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9 er II, 5. Sunl.-Uurlt Sl5mard
ion oil 6en 6Olscn ieincr jin9itcn Grz
frantun9 IciOeu unO bat eS bis aui gSeiz
tcre5 abgc ebnt, trgeuS wclde 0eputas
tiouen su empiun9en. Sn 8arSiu, NOS
bin er am .. Stunt iiberiieOelr, bOfit er,
iid III erbolen.
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Berlin, 6. SUM Der @ebeime
GommiilionSrutb s. s. BinSter, nell
der ale WanOlunseu bcs pOlitil6cn
2sbens uno aue ganblunseu Der lie
ber3eusrngen 10 pielsr Sabre oils 9te>
buftsur Der OffiSiOien rHOrOosutiden
9lasenlcinen 3eitun9" burdsematt
bat, tritt ab. 2lls 9tadioIser aut Dem
Stefafteurpoiten wirb Or. @rielemann
acuannt, wdbrenb Ssfar b. Gutenberg,
Der iesige 9tebufteur Der antiiemltiid,
ansebapdtcu r2asliden 9tunbiaau,
uubrideinlid oie@eidaftsleituns iber>
nebmen mirb.
Tie buIsariid,eu gSirren,
2onbon, 6. Suni.-@iue Oepeide
an Sie rGimes" aus Solia mclSet: Snl
yanSe berridt uOIlitanOise 9tube. Ssbr
unipabri9einlid lit, baB. 70 lunse me-
nisliens, oils baS OtilitGr Die Bolisei
ericst, unruben ausbredcn wsrbeu. Die
meme Gssieruns wiro wobl cine Teibs
BerloualperanOerun9en uOrnebmen, bod
babel nit Der grOBten Old6iguns porgez
ben, nur iOl9e @ediel. p,l9e burdaus
notbwenbis ideinen, iuerbeu pOrsenonts
men tperSen.
Sofia, 5. Suni.-Oer vSpoboba,
6aS Organ Stambuiow's, fiinbet an.
baB, obwObl bic SppOlitiOn ans Stautss
ruper ssfOmmen ware, bic 2iberalen bod
fo,tiabren ipiiroeu, fir Die uuabb bGnsi9=
felt 8ulsarien's unb 6ie gesenwGrti9e
DDualtie ein;utreten. Die 2iberaleu
iuiirben nidt taS @cbauo., weldea
Stanbulow erridtet bate, einrsiBsn.
Der @ieuer @OrreipOnDent Der rOailr
SEEMS" melbet, baB Der SeufIde &aiier,
Der &aiier BON Seltrei9. SOnis Sum.
bert pon Stalien unS Der Sultan Der
Girfei Stambulow telesrapbii9 ibr 8e,
bausrn iibsr ieinen 9fidtritt als Otini.
itersYraibcut ausseSradt batteu. ,
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Sorteei;ete GcntraIsSer,ammIi MA see urn
gereimS rgoripnlts. - RCuatItdie U ns'
raIzVeriammIunO o:s "|eina iia'Inrn'
gtrtinS."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-26
Day school For working Girls.

THE Fair. " q large establishment in
Chicago, has started a school for cash
girls. So far as is known, this is the
only store in the world in which such a
school is held School hours are from
8 TO 10 q m. daily, and the children
attend In alternate relays. Three or four
hundred cash girls are employed in The
Fair, and the average daily school at
tendance is loo. The school is in charge
OF Mrs. French Gallagher, who finds
her pupils models of attention and APP
plication to study. The subjects taught
are exactly those taught In the third,
fourth and fifth grades In the public
schools I'VE knew that little girls VINO
come here to work at the age Of IA or
whereabouts couldn't have had much
chance of an education; therefore we
opened this school," said Assistant
Manager Seymour. "You would be sur
prised at their great diligence in study.
They are just there to learn, and you
could not divert their attention in any
way. They know they will be promoted
to clerkships by and by, &c they 60 in
for o good business education. Chi
cagO Inter Ocean. s.
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The extension Of the suffrage Il )
lively issue in England. too. "a we'll a.
In this country. Lord Salisbury. In d
recent speech, said: II am now speak
ing Tor myself only. Do not imagine
that I ann speaking for any one else.
but ! do earnestly hope that the day u
not Ear distant when women also win
bear their share Ia voting for members
Of parliament (cheers) and In determin-
ing the policy or the country. I can
conceive no argument by which they
are excluded II Is obvious that they
are abundantly a well fitted a. many
who now possess the suffrage, by knowl-
edge, by training and by character, and
that influence ID likely to weigh in d
direction which In an age so material
40 ours is exceedingly valuable In the
direction Of morality and religion"
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"REMINISCENCES.

Though I ana native to this fro1an o
That halt the twelvemonth torpid lies o.
dead,
Though the cold azure arching Uverhead
And the Atlantic's intermittent moan
Are mine by heritage, ] must have known
Life otherwhere In epochs long since ned,
For In my veins some orient blood u red,
And through my thought are lotus blossoms
blown.
/ do remember-it was Just at dusk.
Near . walled garden al the rivers turn
"a thousand umnler seem but yesterdayy
ANuhian girl, more sweet than Khoorja musk,
/ Came to the water tank to fill her urn,
And, with the urn. she bore my heart away
Thomas Bailey Aldrich In Century.
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Al victina az Avaxacs.

Ia 1919 ) teacher OK languages III
Berlin died literally u hunger. he had
been In the habit Of giving lessons III
the daytiDae and begging 1t night AT
er his death sum OF money equal To
about 100, 600 francs was found con
qealed III his room. he had for his heir
> brother, whom be had refused ID SIC
Sor the spaced 81 years because he had
written to him i letter without paying
the postagA@TesoEettn
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a n.intx i,ish.

Cooked bear has already figured on
the menu cards of modern epicures, but
II has been reserved for the mayor OF
Ain Tedelea In Algeria, 10 treat the edi-
tors of > local paper TO the loin or b
panther killed within che limits Of his
township The editors partook Or the
novel dainty with evident relish and
pronounced u the next day Id the col
urnsas u their papers 10 be deliciously
tender and pAlatabla-Echo d'Oran-
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I WlLI y16ld until heaten.

ers. Neither van yield until beaten.
johnson win win"
It u generally conceded that the pre-
liminary skirmish for johnson Ii to he
made this fell. IL he can overcome party
factions and b Republican majority III
his " congressional district, Lie viii be
q leading candidate before the Demo
cratic convention of 1eo8.-Cleveland
Cor. Chicago Tribune.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-26
crop I,osses m England.

The figures of last years crops In Eni;-
land begin to show the enormo losses
suffered by drought. The returns for =
few staples show = falling Of Of more
than 500, 900, 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-26
a verhnl r,ennest Hold Good.


just before Miss Mercy Morgan ditsl
in Stroudsburg, Pa, about a year az
she made a statement to some Of E
friends that upon her death an old ia
box, which was stored away in lis
house, was to 60 to her housekeepei
Mrs. Pryor. There was no will, and tht.
administrator refused to give the box III.
A jury has now said that Mrs. Pryor Il
entitled to the box, which when opens,
contained nearly "a, 000.-Philadelplia
Times.
University Women.
Mra Elizabeth Brown Davis, who liz
taking . course Of mathematics at
Johns Hopkins university, has written
q paper for the Women's Literary club
on Women at the University" She
spoke Of the difficulty young women
have experienced in obtaining permits
sion to study at Johns Hopkins and de-
scribes the movement by women to
raise funds for the medical school, so
that women shall be admitted on the
same terms as men. 1T is more than
probable, /" she says, that the formal
opening Of all the departments Of the
university will be deferred until some
other Miss Garrett shall touch with her
gold the charmed portals and pronounce
the magic open sesame" In a list Of
the women permitted Co study at the
university Mrs. Davis mentions Mira.
Fabian franklin, who. as Miss Todd.
was the pioneer and held q fellowship;
Miss Barnum, Miss Bickford, Miss Bas-
com, the only woman who has received
q degree from Johns Hopkins, and the
present students. including Mrs Wei
der. Mrs Foster and herself. In tho
medical school nine of the physicians
who are taking postgraduate courses
N women, and among the undergrad
yates who are studying for the degree
of M. ID. are Miss Packard Of Vassar,
Miss Church of Smith college and Miss
Glover of Wellesley.
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A LIVING TOMB.

AnNT Ta1 nfn. n HTNnTE Ehn ~ ~ -
I,1
III Suty = sne uepa
ment OF OaiVaoos' Normandy, az . VII
lage near Caen, q mine of antiquities.
The cure, Father Aloysius, showed
me everything which he thought would
interest o stranger. AS some slight re-
turn for his Kindness I asked him to
lrnch with mo We went r. tbo hotel
vorr o1a With snou,v ba,r ga faco
IS" -
coinpanloh carrieu sunsnihe Wherever nc
went. he had a CHEEKY greeting for
all, and it was easy to see that all ven.
Grated him.
Eyes, monsieur, my people know me, %
be said in answer TO some remark
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-26

now offered, and you Will then have
them when you need them
and have a better selection
also than you will have later on, as
well as the advantage of the present
Low PRICES.
If you have been renting a
house in the city, stop a moment
and think how much you have
paid out in rent, and If you have
been renting long you will soon
figure out that you have paid out
enough for rent to build as good
or a better house than you are rent
ing, and still you have no home of
your own. Why not put this
money into
HOUSE OF YOUR OWN,
in which you will feel an natural
and have "a permanent and
pleasant home for yourself and
in your declining years. A
little energy on your part will do
it. Start at once by
BUYING A LOT.
IL you are renting a farm figure
moment what you r paying out
annually for rent and how soon
this rental would buy a farm here.
What you pay out in rent in two
or three years in Iowa or Illinois
would buy equallyEa as good a farm
South Dakota. Stop renting
and come out and buy a farm of
your own and feel the independ-
ence of
OWNING A HOME.
Don't delay this until next year, as
very much advanced prices for
Dakota real estate, which is
to come, will soon prevent you
from buying, and your opportuni-
by Of a lifetime will be gone.
But many will say, Il have not
money on hand with
which to buy even a lot" Sup
pose you have not 49, and there are
many of this GLASGOW can pay a
small amount down, and we will
give you all the time you need on
the balance. You can pay a fixed
amount each month, or make pay
.ents any other way to suit your
convenience, saving a little for the
purpose from your other expendi-
lures, and before you know it your
lot is
PAID FOR
and you have not missed the mon
~ the amount of each payment
so small. Had you not saved
and expended these small amounts
this way, the chances are that
same money would have been
expended in some trivial way and
Vou would have nothing to show
it. Surely there is no
SAVINGS A
equal to q piece of real estate, and
especially if that real estate il
to be your Home.
1t will surprise you when you
look over our list, TO see how
LITTLE A N
It will take to secure q fine resi-
dence or business lot in this city,
Or a beautiful farm in this county,
We own and control nearly all the
real estate which we handle, hence
can give exceptionally low prices
and easy terms of payment. If
you only have a few dollars to
spare now, come in or write us, and
we will fit you out with a good lot,
or more~than one if you want, and
arrange payments satisfactorily to
you. If you have only a few hum
dred dollars to spare, and want q
farm, come and see us, or write,
and we feel positive we can arrange
a deal to Your satisfaction.
Madison, with her college, excel
lent public schools, churches, Chau-
tauqua assembly, and other liter
airy and social advantages, has q
wide reputation for being q
CITY OF M
and Lake county with her excel
lent lands, q county in which the
majority of the farmers
OWN THEIR FARMS,
and we shall do all in our power to