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State OF South Dakota, county Of Lake, Rs., In
police justice court, before o., ID. Holdrldge,
police justice ofthe cry OF Madison, 8. d.. Chas.
kaufman and Henry Kaufman, copartners -
Chae. Kaufman u Bro, piaiHp fp, againet q. o.
Ecodeld, defendant. The State of South Dakota
sends greeting To IA. G Scoaeld, Lhe above, nam.
I'd defendant. fou are hereby summoned and
required TO appear before me at my once in the
Guy of Madison, in aid county and state, on the
2fst day Of An :u4f A.. d. 1894, at o O'Clock y. m,
OF said day, to apswer The complaint of the above
named piait til, Charles KaufEian a Bro. who
claims to reCoyer Of you the sum of ten dollars
and ffty cents n balance due from yen for goods
sold. and delivered 10 yon at yonr request and for
which yOn promised and agreed 10 pay ptaintiG
Tor and yon are here by notified that ii You fail 10
appear and anSwer as roqittes' above, said plains
tiff will take judglneat against ven for the sum OF
ten dollars aud fifty cents and INTEREST from
August 1st ana costs. To the sheriff or any con.
stable of said Lake county, greeting: Make legal
service hereofsaad due return. Gwen under my
hand this nth day OF Auguet A.. Y. 1894
Md H~OLDRIDGE,
Police Justice Of Madison. \. d..
The above Gaze Is adjourned TO October 3. 1894
ct Q O'Clock q. IN. for the purpose OF giving time
to serve the summons BY publication:
d. u. HULDRIDGE,,
o.. Police Justice.
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An OFFICIAL EXODUS.
Washington VIII Soon Be Deserted
by the Higher Government
Officials.
CLEVELAND ALREADY GONE,
And Others VIII Follow His Example
IS Soon as They Can Arrange
Matters.

WASHINGTON, Ang. 80.--Nearly all
the members of the cabinet are prepar-
ing to take advantage Of the adjourn-
menf Of congress 70 secure vacations. Il
Is probable that within . very short
time Washington win be almost desert
ed by higher officials Of the government.
Secretary Herbert 10 away already max
ing . tour Of inspection Of the govern
mept navy yards and stations along the
North Atlantic coast. Secretary La
mont's respite win be with his family ct
Bayview, Z. /, and all that prevents
Secretary Gresham from arranging TO
temporarily put aside the business of
the state department Is that there are q
few troublesome foreign questions de-
manding his presence here fora while
at least. He will shortly, however, take
q vacation which will be spent in part
in fishing.
Attorney General Olney viii spend
his vacation In and about Boston.
Secretary Carlisle has made no ar
rangements for q vacation and 1t is ex.
pected hat the administration OF the
new tariff act may keep him here foi
some time yet.
Secretary Smith win spend 10 days o.
q fortnight in Georgia. The Demo.
cratic committee expect him to make
several speeches while in Atlanta.
Postmaster General Bissell has left
for Buffal6, where Mrs. Bissell returns
from Kennebunkpores Me. He will
spend all OF hin vacation In New YpSi
state.
Secretary Morton OF the agriculsuaa
department win spend his vacation u
Europe. He has planned to leayeiz
the Middle -of aeptembeF, and hin Tin
arary includes o visit 10 Gesmahy. Eng
Land and France. He will be accom-
panied BY his eldest son and win b.
away five or six weeks.
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NEWS CONVERSATIONS.

Rt. Hon. Sir John Clayton Cowell,
master OF the queens household, died
suddenly at Cowes.
Pamlico, one of the greatest race
stations ON the grand circuit died at
Charter Oak Park, Conn.
The. terms OF IL presidential post
masters expire during next month. The
principal Office in the list is Washing
ton, d. G.
President Huntington of the Mexican
international .raiifoad. has directed that
the line be extended from MOnrovin 10
Sierra. Mazda mining camp. Nearly
all of the grade of this extension was
completS 81 about two years ago, but
work was suspendedowing to the imam
cial depression.
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eiyen d hearing. He failed ID furnish
bonds and now ~languiahes In jail at
Milbank. His partner escaped.
Miller dispatch, 20: Afew days ago .
grave was discovered near town, The
t.slab' upon which bore this epitapn:
.Wm. Dunn, Linn, Iowa, died May IL,
1861; Indians A number Of graves
have been discovered In this vicinity
during the past few years, some Of which
contained we'll preserved skeletons, and
the inference il that : ssyer battle was
fought here in the early 6Os between the
United States troops aud Indians.
Charles Morgan, q boyle years Of age
made an indecent assault on Mary
O'Neil, who il but II years old. al Cas-
tlewood, y. ID. Young Morgan met the
girl near q bridge and made an indecent
proposal to her which she d~isdainfplly
rejected and attempted TO run away.
Morgan caught the girl, threw her 70 the
ground and accomplished his desires
amid her cries for assistance which waa
unhssrd. He then threatened to Kill
her il she revealed the secret and upon
her insistance, be dealt her Q severe
blow d the head. The girl finally reach.
ed home and told her parents what had
happened. Morgan was immediately ar.
rested and il nov lying in jail Ut Water
town awaiting the next term OF court
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Notice.

NNNA~
This IL 70 certify, that we, Charles kanfnian,
whose place Of residence is $500 PTairie a~ytainea
Chicago, state or Illinois, ard II. III, kanfmana
whose place d. residence liz 37th street; Chicago,
Illinois, are co-partners,, doing . clothl,,r and
furniHiiing business at the west stdb Of ERan
avenue. III the city OF Madison, Lake conntys
South Dakota, under the frm name 0f Charles
KaufmNn a. Bros,
Dated, Chicago, Illinois. .rg,l, a. p: 1894
GHAS. KAUFMAN
H.M KAUFMAN.
state of IiliBois. L.
County OF Cook
Ne II remembered, that On this first day OF Aus
o1gst. M the wear one thoasand eight hundred
and ninety ssonr, before ms, Zach Hofheimer, q
notary public within and for eaid connty and
state, personally appeared Charles Kaufman and
| Henry Kaufman, we'll known 10 me 10 be the p44s
sona who ara deecribeaAiu and whu syecuted tho
| within and Foregoing instrument, and >seveTally
| duly acknowledged to ms that they exeensed the
same freely
In witnssa whereof I have herennto set nv
| hand aud 0dicial seal &C Chicago, In raid county
aud state, the day and year above written.
- ZACH HOFnEIMER,
Notary Rublic, Cook county Illinois, i
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For the Goddess.

WASHINGTON. Augs SO.-The work Of
fitting the figure of the Goddess OF Lab
erty on the summit Of the Capitol dome
with electric hghts, which was pro-
nounced impossibla, has at last been 40
complishad. An effort to do il was made
during the knights Templar c~onclaye
and the Grand Army eneampment of
1899, but it was abandoned as being too
hazardous. Albert Ports, IN assistant
TO the. chief electrician of the Capitol.
has accomplished the feat by means of q
ladder held by four men on top landing
of the dome.
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An Aadenaa.

the edssor ofIhe Daily Leader.
i observe on second page, third col
umn OF last nights DAILY LEADER, Q
partial account Of the trial OF the soldier,
C~edarquist, for refusing to practice nj
target shooting on Sunday, at Fort
Omaha.
So Ear as this account goes the state
ment OF facts is mainly correct, but ID
only half the story and leaves . wrong
impression; so please allow me TO add,
that Cedarquist is an esteemed member
OF Immannel Baptist church, Omaha,
and that bis case went TO. the war. de-
tpartment, at Washington and tinally 70
President Cleveland as commander IN
chief Of the United States army, who
ordered .'the nRexpired portion Of the
prisoners sentence RENTED, and That be
be relsnsed ut oncesn He further
ordered that, .sthe officsE who ordered
target practices on sunday, in violation
OF the orders o8 President Lincoln, given
10 November, 1862, be brought 10 trial
for disobedience Of orders
Yours ip the interests OF truth and
fairness. A. &c. BLAcKAAE.
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STATE NEws,

Pierra Capital: The governor says il
any attempt ID made to bring Oft the
CorbAtt-Jackson light in this state, be
will use every power at his command, u
necessary I'd sop ~.
Tbs, popniists and democrats have
fusedsip Minnehaha county for the sfail
campaign. The democrats have one
man On the legislative ticket and gettthe
office % sheriff. and the popalists haya
the rest.
Pierre dispatch, 90. Today the gov
ernor Issued d pardon toA. ! Wakefield,
sentenced from Fanik county for seduc-
ton. me pardon u 10 save bis citizen
ship and gees into effect September 3,
two days before Ga. expiration q the
sentence.
Large numbers Or cattle, hogs and
sheep are being shipped 10 Sioux City
from Huron and neighboring stations.
james Tomlinson. OF that place, shipped
two carloads or hogs and four bit cattle,
all gathered up ID the irnmediate viciu,
ity. Considering the shortage Or pas,
tire stock . 10 much better condition
than macy would believe
Al couple Or fsllows were arrested il
Roberts county for fraudulent rspEe,
sentation. One Oh them passed under
the nauas oi,3lsWl Corey. and ciaimaatt
be i state boiler inspector. Corey and
bis partner have been travelling osel
the county inspecting threshius ma
chime boilers COX which they charged |
fss. They have worked several COUNTS
andhaye probably rakkd III many dollars
Corey was taken before : justice ant
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Notice.

II, the Creditors OF, and all Persona Having
Claims Against. John Iutcker, Of Ramona.
Lake County, South DAKOTA:
Notice ie hereby given, that on the 2ist day OF
June, 1894, JOnn Haecker, druggist, of the vii.
iage Of Ramona, IN Lake county, South Dakota,
made II voluntary assignment tu the nnderslgnod
forihe hen. ft oil all bis creditors, without pref.
erence or priority, and whicI said deed OF 40.
Segment wae dies for rccor1, and i%ecurded, IN
the once Of the register OF deedA within and for
LAKE cnnntys south uat ota, On The 2tss day OF
June. 1864. E0w, therefore, ali pereuIs are
hereby required to make due and iegAI proof OF
their clatfne ard demands AeA.bsfS The raid LOAN
Huscker and Ale the same with the Undersigned,
ut the viIisse ,,f asas6ona, IN Lake c unity, south
Dakota within Thirty days after the date Of this
hot}cS. a VI
Dated J nne ~, 1884.
SAMUEL BAsT,
Assignee oil John Huecker insolyent.
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Clevsland Leaves yvashlngten.

WAsHESGTos. Anga BE- President
Cleveland left Washington via the
Pennsylvania railway at TAO o N. for
New Work ON his way TO Gray Gables.
His companions ON theftrip were seCre-
tary Lamont, who goes TO join his FAM
illy at Bayview, L. I, Private Secretary
Thurber, who il bound for Marioas
Mass, where his family are summerings
and q gentleman whose face was not
familiar TO the railroad officials.
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KNIGHTS
Fifteen Thousand Pythians MarchThrough
washington Streets.

Fifteen Thousand Pythians MarchThrongh
Washington streets.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The feature
of the Pythian encampment was the
grand parade Of the uniform rank. Eff
teen thousand knights were in. line,
marching. by state brigades, and the
procession was than two hours
passing the presidential reviewing
stand. Pennsylvania avenue was
crowded with more than 100000 people,
a large proportion of them visitors from
out Of the city.
The president reviewed the process
siou. fram o small standsareeted on the
curbing Just in front of the White
House.
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wool Didn.t Talnble.

Boston, Aug. 3O.-The new free wool
clause of the tariff bill when it went
into effect did not have the least
effect ON the wool market, dealers
having lesn anticipating Tree wool ever
since the beginning of the long tariff
discussion, and prices were gradually
adjusted In anticipation Of the change
weeks before. Foreign woods are about
half Il cent, hEmer ON an increased ina
CURRY. Domestic woods showed no
change within Il week.
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r.aas Raea WA Eatal.

ToIRDog0 Ang. 3O+-Cora a, 2:Ill4,
by Hamlin's Altmont, Jr., III OF the
Village farm entries. atsthe exposition
races, who won fourth money II Men
days 2::25 trot, died in her stall &C the
race track at m early hour next morI.
ing OF congestion Of the lungs Cora
was one of Hamlin's great pole team.
and was valued by him at $4,000.
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THE CITY.
LoCAI nREyHTgEs.

Mrs. e. Hart returned from Fuida,
MINI.
Conductor John Callinan and daugh-
ter, Maggie, departed for Minneapolis.
Miss Nellie Blackman departed for
Denver, Col, today to resume her work
OF teaching.
Miss Bingham q student from North
Dakota arrived today to attend the
Normal school.
rs Mrs.. @. r.. Holmes, who has been yisit-
ing her sister, Mrs. Elliott, returned TO
her home at Baraboo, Wis,
u. Kramer, OF the One Price Clothing
house, returned this afternoon from Q
two weeks absence on business IN the
east.
The Outlook plant will be moved from
the DAWSON building today Or tomorrow
to the rooms lately occupied by Geo.
Mead Opposite the p~qstofice.
The funeral services OF the late infant
child "a Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus Stark
which died yesterday, were held from
the German Baptist church today.
"A. Willard apd g. u. Munger got into
an alteration this morning over y field
or corn which tha latter had sold the
! former andths outcome ot thsfend was
| that Mupger bEuissd Willard's eye iny
badshape and kicked him severely VIXEN
down. Willard had Munger arrested
and brought befnre judge H0ldTidgs
who fined him $40 and costs amounting
in all TO s20.O5.
~ Miss Mary Windle, Of Mitchell, and
Miss Nellie Morse, Of Winfred, arrived
on the mcrning train from the vest and
10 company with Miss Blanche McCal-
lister this, afternoon took The north
boupd, train tor, Mlltapk where they al
have positions a. teachers IN the schools
OF that city This y The sacond year
that Miibank has drawn heavily on onl
Normal school graduates for teachers
notwithstanding the cool tyening. the
lawn social OF the Catholic ladies held ~
the residence Of Chris. Rensch last even,
ing was largely attended and the choics
refreslments-coffee, Ice cream ant
cake-IargaIy ~patronized. The receipt!
amounted 10 over s25, The yelyetl
green IL hi. Rensch's lawn and th,
healthy condition Of his young, trees at
test the stimulating qualities Of our rev
water service.
The wedding of Frank McCalliste
and Halle Mofit, as announced in yes
terday's DAILY LEADER took place q
the rooms OF the brides mother, at tn
residence Of Mrs. Scoggip, this forenoon
Rev. ]. p. Jenki.s ~oficiatipg. a SINAI
but select company OF relatives an
friends only were present The newl
welded couple were escorted 70 th
train By their friends and amidst heart
handshakes and well wishes took thei
departure for the east.
For ransA seven room house wit
sable G B. KENNEDY.
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T-ses,slss,l m Dentl1 g rour.

Al NEw YoRK, Aug. 3O.-Fire In the
e-story building ct 926 Riverton street,
occupied - d Jewish synagogue and
school, and Alsoaas q t~enesnants resulted
fatally % four men. ThEeears dead and
! fourth mau il dying from injuries
receiyeds
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Taking Of Testimony at Chicago Prautk-
cally Ended.
CHICAGO, Aug. S0.-The strike com
mi sion has practically completed Its
examination Of witnesses. An opportn-
nit. viii be given for the introduction
of rebnttal evidence, but it il thought
probable that NO more testimony will
be heard. The Witnesses for the day
were residents Of Blue Island, where
much 81. the rioting occurred. But few
OF them gave testimony Of importance.
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THuRspAY. AUGUsT 90. ls0A.
80 11saman Trmhaa.

k0G@h M1MM8 NMMt@s
Chicago. Miiwaukee a 81. panlRallway, wnaeh
took eject. sunday. May 1, l6eAs
TmAKMs 9UgN6 HAaT.
Passenger. HU. a, departs iIs5UA 9. 20.
FREIGHT. No. 81. departs Ga
FreiRhe. No. "A. departs q 80 ri %.
ThAfNs aCJMa wEexs
Passenger. Me- u. aap&yts BIO ps n
Freight, No, 99. departnH .W0 q. N.
FRAFMh R4ADnt xzK EAST.
Passenger, No. 8, arsIYes SGD y. M
FreighE No. "a. arrives = :8a .. %.
Freiktt, No. gS, aFrivss 9 90 p. M
TRASNa EHQN = VISIT.
PaeeengarsN No. =, arrives 11sa0 Q. "a.
FreInhes No.98, arrives $40 pun.
All fhss shove trains carry peseengers: ent
efeights only when passengers are provided with
kckete.
Pnsraneer tYaine going aaet make connectipn
a. Fran sfoF Ill points south, and passenger train
MADISON ID DnrsF0L LINZ.
Passenger going north. depaFts 3t16p. %.
Passenger from north arrives 1t:2Qa. IN.
mo. LARKIN, Local Agent.
N ma - 4WM - 49, EEHt
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Round Gold and silver.

CUMBERLAND, Wis. Aug. 30.-V. Kel
1ogg, q farmer one mile from this city,
discovered gold, silver and copper while
digging 3 wen. A company il being
formed and d prospecting shaft win bt
sunk az once
AIrs. Vanderbilt Seeks q Divorce.
NRwYonRA ng 30.AA Paris dis
patch says mEs. K. Vanderbilt ,has
unders consideration the ~advisability o.
institutine proceedings for = divnfcos
u. priceys Ckoazn Baking Powder
Worlds Falr fSaRfsest Award:
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Tllanols Corn Crop.

SpRMuPfELD, LIS, Aug. 30.-The IL
llinois weekly crop Bulletin says: While
the upland corn is improving. there
ports atsll conflict as to the extent Of
damage doae by the drought = tbs
thought that owing to the increased
acreage this season there will bees
much cora as last year.
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sEsuLr or THE plsrEssARy LAW
Conssabis and Citizsn- T1ialea In . Battle ~
RlmrBville. \. C..

fI
Consssbae ,asA Cisixen- Kfaaea In . Battle No
RlmnBville. 4. c.
CoLuMRIA, s. G., Aug. 30.--At 2s80p
m. q bloody tragedy was enacted 90
Blaokyille whereby Solomon Brown
and john Gribben, q dispensary con:
stable, were killed. The double killing
was the result Of an old feud between
Gribben and the influential Brown. M.
Gribbeu went To- the, depot apdopeneaa
ease Of dry goods CONSIGNED 10 solomon
Brown, ostensbly for the purpose Of
Eseizing contraband whisky. Simon
Brown, the father of Solomon, met
Gribben on the street later and re-
preached him for opening his package,
accusing him OF persecution. The quar-
rel wax8d warm and Brown was joined
by his sons, Solomon, sadora and Her.
man. Gribben offered to fight any one
of them, and Iaadore, % years old
Accepted the Challenge.
Gribbeng struck at him. but the blow
was parted and Brown knocked Crib
ben down. At this juncture pistols
were drawn and six or seven shots were
fred.in quick succession. Gribben, was
shot through the Lett shoulder and near
the heart. He staggered into a store,
firing at the same time, at the Browns.
Al bullet struck Solomon Brown, who
fell half way to the ground. Gribhen
continued his firing and a bullet
penetrated solomon Brown head, kill
ing him instantly. Another bullet
penetrated his heart. When Gribben's
pistol was emptied he walked through
the store to the hack yard, where ht
fell and died In 10 nlsnutes.
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Rain.aaaer melbourne suicides.

DENt1aR, Aug. 3O.-The man who
committed suicide last Friday at the
Hope hotel proves to be Frank Mel
bourne. fl1e rainmaker, well known
throughout the West. particularly in
Wyoming. where he lived.
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Fifaa District Popu,lsts.

MisEEAPoLts, Aug. 3o.--Dr. IL. F..
CLARK has been nominated for congress
by the Popuflsts Of Minneapolis. a
full county ticket was also placed In
the fielas9
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Mm Delegaees GO beaver.
PIERRE, s. D., Aug. 80.--The gov
ernor has appointed rs delegates 10 the
national irrigation convention which
meets at Denver Sept, s, Abraham L.
Shirrick, q. s. Fassett and J. I" Nc
williams.
RIPE AND UNR4PE BANANAS.
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aEAL EsTAEE ~EaAssFERs

Eronm July aAtla. 60 August, 3Oth.
Sarah E. Colburn 70 Eldora A.
and Blanche @. Van Doren
lot i, 2 blk 4 Coburn & Van
Doren's addition. .......S $4,000
Blanche G. Sherman nee Blanche
G. Van Doren and Eldora A.
Van Doren to M. w. DAILY lots
/, 2 blk 4 Coburn.& Van Dor
ems addition. ............. 10000
+. G. Stoltzman to II. g. Ball
undivided half lot / blk 8 Ra.
mona. ...... ..,........ 10000
r, Ct. Ball TO #. 9. Stoltzman
undivided half lots ], Q blk 8
milwaukee Land Co.'s LIST adj
dition to Ramona. .s........ 10000
John 8. Mo McMechan 70 Henry
G. 2. Spencer, Ephraim H.
Myers and Allen q. KilbY VII
sch sec 1O-l05-54... 100000
J. w. Dawson 70 j. J.. Hogan
ne4 sec ls,1o7-5s.. 100000
Annie L. Keene TO III. A. Hart
wichsb eL bik5 Kennedy's
extension Madison, S. D.. 10000
]. O. Eggebraaten TO Mrs. EN-
ma Petheram neA ne4 sec Do
0U.Uo
G. B. Kennedy to Mary Agnes
Stearns s115 neA blk 81 Ken
nedy's 2nd extension. -. 2e0.0O
s. s. Slater to Mary Grafton lot
2 blk IA original plat Madison 10000
john Fl. Aiken TO Humphrey
Davies swA sec s-1o5 81. 100
A. @. Seefeld to I. d. Smith sw
u sec E-lo5J5 81. ............. 10000
w. g. Lewis to Albert Martin
lot % blk 3 town props LIST
addition..... ............. 100000
Margret A. Cline to Albert Mar ..
tin 8 10 1t lot % blk 3 town
props lst addt. ]. ...-..... 1900
A. r. Dragesat to Dora p. Heg-
DIAL e1S sw114 and Wis sch sec
2elos.5s. l,4ooot
Il We &Ms9 W. 11kOWA VI AVA Ne AAA #@..
lock NJ se4 SEQ q 106-52.... l,200.0(
Samael Pudell to w. Ell Mueller
5acssa In. nah sec12106-5S.. 500.O(
Eveline Maylto H. p. Snaith sw
u seO 20-i08 3d.. .......... 1,500.O(
j. L. Jones 10 Sadie j. JonesnL
VIZ biz 30 Kennedy's End ext. 5O0.0
J. L Jones to Ida L. Jones ma
ofw11S biz 81 Kennedy's End
extension. observation-disclosures. $500
Oldhaln Carrot TO r. A. Wohl-
huetes s11S swlA sec2 and M
nwL ses 11e10s 81 and seA
sec s.ios, 81. ................. 4,Ooo.o
Amanda Wooiey 70 John Wadr
den neil SIC As105-53 3.0000
Michael 4. Lynch to D. g.
Wheeler LOT IL blk 9 Ramona. 1919
Al. h Cyrus to A. u. Schmidt
Abak 5 North Madison. 2A50
Lena G,lmoreto j. A. Trowse4
! s.,o5-5Aa. 5000
S. =. FitzBallen 70 n. r. Bailen
eli nw4 and WI nel4 sec o.
1o7-5As 1,6ooa
John Il. Chaplin tow. I'll, Ram
sey undivided half swAA sec A.
81, l05 81 and undivided bali NV
81 Il sec 9ri05-54 and undivided
!, half seh sec,5 1o6 81. 10000
! Fred Weymouth too. L. Bowles
! and Nh Kenetick swA sec
! 23.1O5 5I..................... 2,400.0
milwaukee, Laad Co. to FG. 3 X.
Ball let 8 blk 10 Ramona. !. 40.t
Milwaukee, Land Go. to f. q. "
Ball lots l. 2 blk 10 Ramona. lO56
Jane w. Smith, Fred Robbins g
!, sw1 SEQ 1868. .......... 10000
~ ra <E r"f.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-30
A SONG or SUNNY siDEs.,


Tho sunny side o city life. what j. IL 70 the
rills
o. sunshine glcemin, drearain. on tie valleys
am the hilis2
What Is 1t to the river banks where honey
snckles swing?
10 the peaehfaeads where the.mockin birds are
primpin up fer spring.
The sunny side o' city life, what 10 Ii to the
light
That ID tangled I'm the woodlands. whefe ths
& purple an the white
10, springtime's earliest, blossoms seem BLOWN
s into yuu,
with the rumplea trees a-bendin an a-how'a
"Howdy dor
The sunny side o. city life, the poets Gin: 4
fine,
An fer the giFls with glfntin curis their faty
roses twine,
But the brightest liShtis beamin from = vilr-
er, sweesev sod,
where the dew wet yielets dreamia send mes
sages TO God.
Frank L. stanton In Chicago Inter Ocean
- LEN