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Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
Nus Uebrasfa.
9Onip9an, 9leb., I'M Monat NObember
@eebrter 6err Ne0acteurI

@eebrter 6err 9te6acteur!
Sn elmer ber leBten Gtummern Der vQou6z
:pirt6i9aftlicbsn 8eila9e" erl6ten Elm Or
ttfel: v80ie Nahri4ten aus O2ebraSfc";
Der QrtifeI tpar iebr gut, aber eS lit leioer
ncb piel i6limnter bier. 8oggen ba6en
mir fir tbeures @el6 g~efauft, ieBt, mo er
I'M 8oOen 1T, 9ebt ct ni6t auf, neil es gu
trOGen 1T, unO 10 baben mir alio audi nod6
bieien 8erluit. 8cfommen mir nidbt balls
pier 8o9en lang guten 0tegen, o6er 8ebn
SUB boben Sbnee, 10 lit eS gar nicbt use,
cttpaS in ben @runb gu tbur, rn0 bic 9tez
~gierlng tbdte bann pobl baran, 8retter gu
taufen uno ben Staat NebroSfa 3usunogeln.
9te 66tfte Der Tarmer itnb i6on iortgez
aogen ull6 bic anoere 6dIfte foI9t nGcbitens
nab. Sin Bagen, Der neulib bier 6urdz
fubr, bate f~OIgenbe Nufi6rift: western
Irrigation, Nebraska Starvation, De-
mocratic administration, Returning
to wife's relation"
2tu9uit &t9ter.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

v1tnier 2tbIoi" ite6t jeBt 8tUar in elmer
8laeprditbentenzgti9 bes Senats un6 fam
iicb BORT ieines 2tnbtids erfreuen, aber 10
LANCE ct Der v%itGrtte bemofrotti6e 9rdiis
bentihaft8z Gan6ibat" lift, un6 vauBrr ibm
tein 0emOfrat in SQtnoiS ais BrGlt6entz
i9afts> @aubi6at g~enannt wer6en fann",
mir6 9lbGat itb nicbt nit Oieier 8i8eprGiis
bentenz8i lift 5ufrteberseben. 9enn: Dgtab
606crem itcbt 1etn Sinn."
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

Der ipantide OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sran9 lit nit benz 3ufe aus Der 8eIt gez
i9ieben: Nieber, nit ie6er Nelt9ton! @s
Iebe Die Nnordbiey 9a6ei fte6t Die 0teItz
9ion pocb unO Der Nnorbtsmls, tpenigz
items Elm Stid 6abon, mobert in Der
@rube. 11nb nOrlduft9 bIeibt's nod cine
Weile 10.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

@liO an ber @ibt Getbet Ser @roocr
tOIeOer, am 3ipperlein, Dem Sp~e5ialpriotlea
Der He'dbel1, unO nibt am Deritau9tenTuBe.
Geltern lit ct besboIb gar nicbt in Die Sea-
blnetSltBun8 8efommen unO 6a 6er 8r6itz
bent, iOenn ibn 6a8 8O6o9ra plast, nic6t
Der auerltebenSIpiirOi8ite MenIcb lift, lOnz
bern cine mod unOerblimtere Spracbe ais
pie iOnft ipri9t, 10 bat man iicb ou6 BORT
gar ni9t na5 ibm geieRnt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

gai9t Der regteren6e @rOBber3O9 GqrI
4teranOer, fOn6ern 6er 50idbrige @rbgrOBs
ber3o8 GarL Nu9uit, Elm i3pinOii9tiger
0err, ift porgeitern Nben6 in Sap ct.
Waartin an Der Rioiero geitOrben. Ser
ltnteriaieO 1T 8War ni6t 9roB, aber es lift
bod immer6in Elm unterl9teO.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

Die Norb Bactficz@ iienbabn8eieGz
i6aft mill itcb neu %organiiiren, ober bieSz
mai, lpie mir b6ren, Obne bic freunblicbe
8eibtlfe bes 6errn 8iuorb.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

= 0as S6abamt bat i'm WOnot Nos
bomber bis iebt nur 13,8O1,O53 Dollars
eingenommen unb %, 100, 900 Dollars aus
gegeben, baOon otlein II, 137, 900 auf 4ene
@iiOncn, gu beren 8eribtigun9 eeitern mod
me6r ais 10 W}iQionen geforbert porben
itn6. Die Benitons3a6Gungen frefien aIio
in 6ieiem Monat Die gauge Ginnabme auf.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

8ai6in8ton iOa neben ietner fathO7
Lif3en l1niOeriitGt jebt AUDI cine met3obtz
itii6e i'm 9rOBten StpG erbalten. &u9 in
Der &eLt9iOn 1T bic &onturren3 vbte Seele
beS @cibGIts."
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

= Ser %. gtobember lit BET @eburtstag
6es Gonbt6ters Gonrabin &rer3er Q782),
Oes 2litrOnOmen 8rubns 1880 un6 bes
TprOIer SretbeitShetben gtnbreas 9Ofer
Q76O.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
Die 5omilie 8udhol5,.
Don 9mlt11H gtt.tnr.

Dem benti6GeienOen &ublttum Die ~beIOnOeren @or5i9e bieies
|SerFes, ietne feline Satire unO Die %semItbboa beuere 2ebenss
onibouung nod Defenders ~anaupreien, bieBe MaIer ins I1eer trasen.
0at ts bod in kautn II Sabrrn 80 Auaasen erlebt. @Osur
Der nit ieinem Sob 10 large @ltreiGskaniler bantte in etnem Sanb.
ibreiben benz Gerfaier ber3tb fir bic ~senuBreiden @tunOen, tpeG6e
ibm Bite 2ettire oes 9ubesp eri9of, Ous aeitueiis pdbrenO i6ue'
rr arantbeit i'm letbft feline @6mer5en p~erge1en lief.
9tdes 8ud fenen mir ben 2eIern bes NbenOblattes unter BE-.
iOnoers 9dntt9en SeOin9un9en CUR @erfasuns.
O&gen 2 Coupons unO 20 Gents in Baar se6en mir ba8 Sud-
iii Der Office ob. Git ~oeureben Drets prO es audi pOrtofrei i'm
Snlano pet OGf uerfanot.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

- Der rSblespiger arie8erOerein" err
iubt in vS9Ieswigsr No9ri9ten" pom "a.
October ieine Mtit8lieber, iib um cine be-
itimlnte Belt 81 elmer Seier suiammen31s
ftnben, unO fu9t bin3u: yl1eber5ie6er uno
m08lt6it bOben SUIT" Sinb Die iebr bO9en
Site ipirtltb 10 flei01Qm
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

- Sn Naibin9tOn lit nan iiber bic bon
0euti9lanb bereitS ergrjifenen unb no6 in
2tu8libt itebcn6en WaBregeln our S9abiz
gurg Der omerifonil9en @tnfubr berz
i6nupft unb broDt LG9erli3erweiie nit
8er8eitun9smaBregeln, to6DrcnO 0eutl9z
Lamb 1ib bod MIR ieiner 6aut pebrt unb
ben ietner gtiben3uferinbuitrie burb 0e7
ipd6rung zines 3uidIo983OueS an ben ME
rifaniiden 3udertrut au9efigten S4aOen
in glei6er Dtiin3e beim3ablt. g8ie bu mir,
70 t3 Bit, ruff Ser beuti6e MtcbeL unb
baut benz 0nfel Gam ems bin. SreiLi6
fam Der pitcher bauen unO nit 6er 8efu9z
niB, Die Dem BrGii6enten 3uite9t, auf
ocutihe 8aaren einen &fSon legen.
Qtbcr audb Der beuti4e Wttbel bat nit benz
SAweineH Observation-Disclosures nod cine
mGcbtige @affe in ser 6anb unb cS tonumt
INNER barauf an, tuer 3uleBt bic mctiten
4rii8eL trtegt. Benn 6er YrGitoent nit
Der ibm 3ugei9riebenen N6ii6t, ben N9s
teLSSou, Ser benz s3udertruit Die beuti6s
ldn6iidbe Gonfurren3 bonn 2eibe bGlt, abs
5ui6affen, nibt 6urdorinst, tptr6 eS noh
OieIe 6tsbe nacb betben Seiten bin geben.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
fit JoO0rmann.
fit 9ro6 uno Hlein.
}Er QrnQ ono ReiC6.
COnklin'S
9QuObu9
Nutlidtn Wtfftns,

9iir aas 0ans entbdIt es nabs
ti6e 8ecepte oaer 2trt, NngabeV
fiber M1aB uno @epidt u.i I'm.
Jir 1aufleute siebt es NuF.
(9luB in seiddftGi6en unO seieb'
li9en Sragen, Iotuie 0fntb in 8uG'
fabruns unb tbren peri@iebeneS
Snftemen,
gir gaedDaniker cine 8uinuss
o1entenun9 Der in ibr SAD i9l0'
senbem me9anii6en @eiebe unb
aaer benftpirbtsen grfnOungeu
unb Mai9inen,
gilt ben 5anoUerher prattii9e
&atbi@lase unb ItattitiI9e Ins
gaben.
gtr ben 9anomirtB @itte.
run9sreseln, 8O6enfunOe, 8atb.
f9Gdse fir 8~eaderuns, 2an0meI'
flung unb 8ebanbGnng BON 8ieb,
gir Gartmer sluK9liHe tber
9eben8fdbisfeit Der 6amenarten,
Reimen, @a9atbum Der 8Gume &C.
Cir Uolitiker ftotiitif9e8 eri@tG
iber 8abGen, 8eDblferungssabL
8arteisrupptrunsen.
Jir Dol1b0nOler senaue MtaS'
tnbeaen.
Jiir 9ndBaLter Re9nuusss NH
2ahltabelIen.
GO 1T utaGsIid, ben reiden ST.
baIt tieIes Qanbbubs aud nus
enndbernb au i6ilOern.
Sebes NIter, ieoer @tanb uub
Dernf finben barin i6ueG Otatb
anb Gnh9IuB.
Da5u fOmrnt cine 8uIommers
fteauns aaer ui9ttsen gei9idtlb
Den Grei8nife, iOwie seOsrapbtt6s
Qngabeu burb 80 tleime 9anbtarteR
erldutert ftottitti9e 8uIammen,
itsaunsen hber @ei6iate, 8eDBlfe'
r'tlI8 nnb bic GrseugnIie aIer Stans
ten Der Union.
Sn alien Grasen bon angemei'
ITEM SntereHe ftnbet man bier ia
Ueritdneli9et SoHuns
AntwOrt ind 8eReRrmna.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

- 6err O'WfoIep Iiebt Sic Orbnung
unb NIGHTS lit ibm, mebr OerbaBt, tpte 8rOs
3eBitreitigteiten. Gr bat 6esbalb bic 0az
ralO8'ibe 8a9ateQe Ger bate BEN eblen
9eQenen nit elmer Biitolenfu8eI etpa5 gez
tiBelD bel Ieiner 0tHdfebr 9lei9 in'S Jteine
9ebrabt ul1O ptrb beSbaIb 6os 9ublifum
itcb pe8en ber NngeLe9enbeit nibt 3u perz
unf0itigen brau6en. 0ub Ser Sbeparb
tpirb, ipenn ct in Gu6e g~eIaiien ipirb, NIT
iib reoen lafien uno bann tpirb 6err o.
D}aleD Dem 9errn 8OGi3eibireftor ieiuen
8elu9 abftatten unb ibm NuSweis ibcr Bic
8creinigung bet NnQelegenbeit bor!egen
unO ibm Bel Der @elegenbeit feinen 0anf
fir tDm beWtelene Sbetlnabme unO
freunblibeS @ntge8entOmmen abitatten.
&tcuei6t f66rt 6onu 6err S6cpar6 Die
8cibcn ipa3ieren. 0as 8ublttum aber
tpir6 iicb iDunbern, Darum eS itb iiber>
baupt Degen Der &lsintgteit aufgere9t bat.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
Baltimore C. O6iO=G iGen6a6n.

9epot: Srano @ettroI= oTIo9iersStatip Stobt,
Office: 1913 gGorfs StrGRes &etne gGtrabere1nIng fir
y. &0 &imiteb= 3i9e
NbfaDrt Mntrnft
Sotol sos NtFf $40 u
bnle6 SiEite6 ....,..... ......... 10:45 Nt' 900 u
9telp Yort. ASaibin9tOt, RittsburQ
Bel. ....... 800 g3'11:2O M
9Solterton Accommodation. 1900. 5:25 81 945 st
Ytttsburg, GleDelano, mbeeliu9 81
Columbus @rpres. -. IL 6:35 81 TAO Ml
SGgltber 9ta1t=@rpreB 80. ....... 1l:25 81 200 Wt
'S08lt8. + IusQenDmuen Spnntags.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
Die Camille Dmdbolf.
Observation-Disclosures


GSbiceeO & StSttbtS cit erttsG Gil en6 aEu. - Sidet
DIttees: 9tes. 206-2eS Gl0rt=Strase, an Der
Oetleg aosnue Station unb am Depot, G6e mels.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

&aqll9 nod 0tocine, Wttltpaufee. @be6oDoon, Wtorf.
1tsltplnlnee, &%u0ington ruo Mtant ltee nm ubT 4bs
9toW SronO Saoen, W~3Iste9on, @ra10 Rooibs ,r
Wt1ntaQs, WttttlpoDs unb 5SrsituQS nm 7:3O Nbeubs. y"
S99toD 9reen 8aD, Wttttpp9 uub SamItaq Z uhr Sims.
I'M Z ubr @beuoS. ~""'l'"s'
Office NIB 9Ods; SUB Der mi8tsan gss asSbusu
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

w. Gf6s -; 81 Sff;cs. oS7 TfrrFpS ctrone SoIonbnr.
219O @toin. linton Bafaoier Station Saudi @bamss
1lnD Wtabtion-StraBe
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

NtDI@gEI T<tWIHWTI
SAGs - --
6bneaaua mad Oes @totnes. .... = SOON o 7:5o n
SainDtS, SClpa unO @eorta.@rpreBE = $50 so = 2&3O 81
Seaoeuiuorth unb 4ani0s Git0. go. $3.50 "a S:1OM
@innsopOlis, St.8 6 6ioag Sans $50 81 1906 q
Solicit Accommodation. ........... 4G5 81 945N 4
Weru &ccDMn obatioH. ........t 4:50 9t+ 9:504R
ct. So NIB &an1es gits, Sender,
gplO. 6prinQS uM0 8uebID 1900. = 800 81 le:25M
Sort S ortb unb Seras GrpreS. . 600 Al' I0:25@
8eMser, gDlO. 3pgS. uab 9uebIo,
Oa Omaha u &iHealH (8tg Sipel
g~eftibuleSl =. ..... : 1000 81 s:1eM
Gmaba l. ct. saul Notbt=Grpres Il 1910 &IT 7:3oM
9eorio u Senber 8todt=grpres -. 1910 MF 7:30Wt
'SGeIid. + Guseenpurmen Gomntaa. / Nnsaenpnt.
Rten 6olnftos. Y Museenpmnen Moutaa. OSSabrt
taglib ais SSfoI.Sug bon 9eS W1oIues aurld.
Yeoria SdIotWGgen pirb benz Big Gtne Samitaa
&bsHOS ouaebdnGt
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
n - linton poFen9er Station.
[y%I.ggnnSyIvdnid LINES.
81 sBg ~9(OontsE. ANAL un0 gJio 9ifon- gfr.
aLoame., NamaL= Mno gaaeifeM.str

Gidet-DfFtes: Mn Der Gtoticn, in 248 g.. Glorf.
5troBe, G6e CyoSIou, unb i'm 4ubItUriuhI-o Dtel.
9ur5s3i9e febreM ruie foIgt mad gentrals3ett:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22
MDfohrt 0fnf1nft

SBEStdDigat Central, 81. g. 6. g. s.. 81. unb o.. &
q. u. 8.-rTbe Nio9ora JaQs Gpute". Sifets
OFFICES. 81 @lart Str. nnb StatiOnen II. Str. rnO @orf
Itop, p. Ctr, 80. Ctr. unb S1be @arf.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

EXDtcA0S, WoG S5Iano 6 gaciHc=SaBm. -
W @afa9iersStatton. Gan @nrensStr., elm @ls3
iubliG sOm 8DerO Ot SraOe. 3idstsOffce: 104 eIarfftr.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

@~tScUuIt SeutraIs@tufeu.
'SdeI. tE69I. nusge1. GonntaasI
x8Gglt9, ousgsn. Sanitogs. 4glusa. @bTaBrt 'Qufurft.
Wtoutags. fNusg. Spnnt. Il. Wtonf l-- -
ct @ouI Wtinneapolis NIB = Sos ga = 6:3ON(
2Selt:... ":......"",. '1l:0O 81 9:20Dl
S1lgiano NM &ulut9 ...,..>... = sos 81 9:20W
aIbIonS un6 Srontotuus x1l:OO WIt $40 l
eau elelTe gTpreB. ..".... ...... 800 OtI+ 8:45 u
SteOeHs Rothi &DcoL. .......... 1:25 gtt 2:15 q
N~Boltteiba BaHenger .............. : S:45 ga" IO:45Wl
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

GSS alb Gtfembab 8ase p~erIafsu 9earbOrn.
NG Station, Gtfe Golf. unb Sear5prnsGtr. - &i9e,
Office 2o1 @. GlarfaStr. uub 22l Wtidtqan ape.
'G0glid. tStgl. 0us9eu. SOnnt. A6fabrt antunft
ct. &UuiS 4 Deeri0 &imite6 800. 1850 ID : $50 y
ct. Souls d 3sras Gr...........' $40 WtI . eS5 q
GanIas &jtg & 3eTaS Gr.........f 1882 gJt 1875 81
ct. &puis s. Eeoria 9}eftA GG. ....s 800 ell 7SO 81
EOrreIt accommodation .....' 4S5 Sd' 1910 gH
Setrpit, stefp 9prf, G9sfor Gin. i soc gl' 1915 u
Setrpit 9ieip 8Drf, Softon Gr....' 1880 81 tbs On
SBrDnto nno WtoHirsaL GrpreB ...' 800 81 1850 (
&9rontO'WtpntrtaI 9DCaI GrprtR.. / 1880 81 7:15 l
Ia'sg. mttg.
SpIea8O, SstrBtt SpeaI...........f 1892 Wtlt 5:57 q
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

Soft unb @rpreB. 800. 49,. $50 Sc + e:S5 u
Stem Norf unb Bottom Spe3toI. 49,. 1880 M2' 2:4O q
Der gtorth @bore Simtteb. ....... ........ : 43O g
STaIt @a1tern GrpreB ........ -. = $50 81" 9:O5 81
&olano3pp Accommodation -. + 4:l5 9t+1II0 Mt
9etroit nnb 8op @ttD godt=GrprebI' $50 81 71O st
atlantic @TpreB 49,. -. '11:3O Ml' ESQ M
@rau6 3tapG6s 3i9e Oio 6. 6 30. 81. 8QbW, N6fQbrf
1925 Sc; 1900 &C.; '1145 u. @nfunTt: 1870 ST:
t1:25 g.: 1850 81.
@ran6 gfapiOs Dra 9. @. g. 8. @. g., a6fobrt: 1880
g.; '11:30 q. Intunft: '7:10 ST.; 1905 u.
'9d8I1. i Iusaen. SOnntags. @tns9en. MtOnta9
Abendblatt., 1894-11-22

G9tcH8o 6 @eFzOetGt9Anz8abn -
8urGfobrenbe 8t9e no9 @ronb 8opibg, M~}usfeoou
Eraoerie @itp, @Barleopir, @etpstep, gop Niep, Sers
is91eT Il. Str. StatiOn Safe GrOnt. StabtsOffce:
Sn9s. sLbfabrt @nfunft
Mo8entaSe, 8uffet.9arIor.Gars.. 500 81 $50 $50 81 81
0eOe" Aug S@laI=@orS ...... ..... Has u. 7:20WG,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-24
Proposals FOR Bridge.

Notice lie hereby given that sealed proposals
win be received at the Office of the county sudi-
tor at Madison, South Dakota, for the conetrnc-
ton OF steei bridge acr0es the Inlet o. Lake
Herman, the same being ON the east and west
section lire between sections three Cd and ten
tl0l, In township one hundred and ELK 1867, range
nifty three Q63a tn Lake county, South Dakota.
Said bridge ID to be q single span Nfxfy-two feet
In length, roadway In to be twenty feet wide In
The clear, with q carrying capacity Of seventy-fve
thousand f75 ,000) pounds. All parties Desiring 10
bid on said bridge are required 70 furnish, at
their own expense, plans and specifications np-
on which they base their respective hide. The
successful bidder In required under his bid TO
place eaid bridge upon the stone abutments
built BY the county, complete In all respects. in
clUding threeinch plank fur roadway. The enc,
cessful bidder is also required to give q good and
sufficient bond TO the amount OF his bid, to be
approved by the board OF county commission ere,
for the faithful building Of the came, In accord
auce with the plans and specifications which nc.
company the bid. AL proposals must be on nle
in the Office of the county anditor on or before
the 1Ath day Of May, 1894, Mt 2 o'clock p. M. ut
which time they will be opened by the said
board The bridge Ii to be completed within
forty-fye days from date of contract. The board
reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Dated at Madison, s. D., this 1lth day OF April,
1894. G.. w. RUNREL, County Auditor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-24
Chleaeo,s Rettra Cra.a.

A curious fancy in bxir-a-brac has
furnished one man the Foundation Of 3
moderate fortune within the last year.
He has q store on State street, near
Fourteenth, and used TO limit bis franse
actions to the purchase and sale OF old
bottles. Druggists and ~barkespers were
his principal customers, but now one
may see fashionable carriages at the
door on almost any bright day, and be
win tell you that the wealthy and peo-
pie whose tastes run to odd ornaments
are regular visitors there. They buy
odd shaped bottles and jugs Of all sorts
and pay handsomely for such treasures
a old Dutch wares in blue or the quaint
decorated bottles in which various
liquors and mixtures are imported.
Glazed jugs of fine finish and drinking
mugs such Is the Germans showed at
jackson park last summer have become
almost a craze and hiring three or four
times their former value.-Chicago
Record.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-24

tive wilds and rule over them. No one
would think Thomas a prince att first
glance, but he admits it himself, and
there is no need of looking further fou
proof. Here Is the story he tells:
MY father, King Armah, son Of 20
dimah, who once held the supremacy in
the Vel hierarchy, died and left the SOW
ereignty Of his people to the youngest
son Of his first wife, Jassa Quey, daugh.
ter of the Golah people and sister Of
King Mambruro, the great warrior and
plunderer, before whom the African
tribes trembled, which SON is myself,
6olow Bey, or Bey Solow-Besolow a.
Anglicized.
After my fathers death my uncle,
Tfualusaw, usurped my rights, for al
that time / was young and inexperi-
enced. I saw one Of my sisters stran-
gled. and that, too, with her child. My
nncle and his fellow plotters squandered
my fathers wealth until the kingdom
sank from power into poverty.
II planned secretly with my relatives
10 bring my uncle to account, but while
i was debating what steps to take ! met
the Rev. Thomas HALEY Roberts of the
Vel people, an African and q graduate
Of the Lincoln university, Chester coun-
u, Pa he advised me to come TO Amer
lea TO be educated, and I decided to do
gn
Now IL has happened that Besolow's
people have rebelled against the contin-
nance of the rule of his usurping uncle
and desire the return Of their rightful
sovereign, and unless the young man is
drawing ON his imagination for his facts
he will o he ruler OF q considerable
alice OF the dark continent His uncle,
III seems, has got frightened, too, and
Joins in tho request for his return, 90
Besolow will not have any opposition
from him TO fear.
The prince says he viii probably 60
back In August or September and will
make short visits to France. England
md Germany ON the way. He 10 q very
good talker for an African and has leo
eured Id Boston, Springfield and New
York He excuses his good English on
Vie plea TINT he was educated III child
hood BY 9 missionary.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-24
AN ENERGETIC RsFoRMER.


Herbert Welsh rs active Tn Clvii Service
and Indian T. fcrn.
Herbert Welsh. rresiaent Of the Civil
Service Reforra association Of PenEsyl.
vania and for q long tinao secretary Of
the Indian flights association, which has
its headquarters in Philadelphia, is a
son Of tho late John Welsh, who was
one Of the most eminent of the Quaker
City's public spirited men. John Welsh
will best DO remembered BY tho world
at large perhaps as the president of the
board of finance Of the Centennial ex.
position and the United States minister
10 England through whom the S5, 500,-
900 awarded to the British government
by the Halifax fish commission was paid.
But Philadelphia has other and numer
Gus rememhraices Of him. NOT the least
of which was his donation OF 500, 900,
presented TO kim by his fellow citizens
Us o mark of their appreciation Of his
efforts for the success Of the Centennial,
10 found the John Welsh chair of Eng
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lish literature in the University of Penn
sylvania, of which institution he was
otherwise q liberal patron and had long
been a trustee.
Anything of humanitarian or benev-
client nature was sure to appeal success
fully to the sympathies and assistance
Of John Welsh He was chairman of
the executive committee OF the great
sanitary fair held i'm Philadelphia in
1854, which raised OIL, 500, 900 In money
and supplies for the soldiers and sailors
i'm the United States service, and was a
leader In all movements having for their
object the promotion or the public vel
fare. 1t Is not at all wonderful that the
attention Of the son OF such d father
should be turned toward philanthropic
enterprises and reformatory movements
such as those with which Herbert Welsh
has identified himself
Born in Philadelphia Dec. 4, 1851,
Herbert Welsh, after D thorough pre-
iminary training, entered the Uniyer-
sity of Pennsylvania, from which he
graduated in 1871. He then spent two
years In Paris studying art and ON his
return to the United States made q tour
of the west In company with Henry s.
Pancoast, the ultimate result or which
wa the foundation OF the Indian Rights
association. His high ideals Of citizen,
ship led him into the civil service re.
form movement, and even those who
have no sympathy with his ideas cannot
help respecting his motives.
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JUDGE 6I66 O1 bI6 bu4b-
ed States, excluding Alaska, includes
Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Min
nesota, North and South Dakota, Wyo-
ming, Colorado and Arkansas, 10 states
In all, and his duties are exceptionally
varied In character and enormous in
quantity.
Judge Caldwell was born in what Is
now West Virginia in 1882. When he
was q child a years OF age, his parents
moved westward In q section of the state
of Iowa, which was then q part of the
territory OF Wisconsin. His boyhood
was chiefly given over to the most ar
duous kind Of toll. What books he was
able to secure were eagerly devoured,
and ut the age OF IL he began the study
Of law In an Office at Keosauqua la
Three years later he was admitted TO
practice, and by the time he was % he
was prosecuting attorney of his district.
He then went to the state Legislature,
and during two sessions was chairman
Of the house Judiciary committee.
The civil war breaking out, he threw
aside everything to enter the service and
was enrolled as major of the Third To-
wa cavalry. Subsequently he became
colonel of the regiment, succeeding Gen
eral Bussey, assistant secretary of the
interior during Mi. Harrison's admins
tration- As an officer he was intrepid,
energetic and efficient and would prob
ably have attained high rank had not
President Lincoln taken him from the
ranks TO serve as the first district judge
of Arkansas.
This appointment was made in 1854,
and Judge Caldwell retained the Office
until March, 1890, when he succeeded
David j. Brewer of Kansas as circuit
Judge. As presiding officer OF the fed.
eral court In Arkansas he made his name
- d jurist Hf3 court was the first 30
pass upon the many questions arising
ont of the civil war, and the business
and evenness of his decisions are shown
in the fact that not one of his opinions
carried to the United States supreme
court was overruled.
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Mortgage Sale.

Mu66NukC 5AfSs @@..sys.E# rs
Whereas. default has been made In the condi.
tions Of a mortgage dated the 2lst day of Janu-
airy, A. d. 1892, executed by Hiram A.. Sheldon,
H> EnEene sheldon and Thomas M. Martin,
to Clara i. Sheldon, mortgage,
which mortgage was recorded in The ofnce OF
the register OF deeds In and for the county Of
Lake, state OF south Dakota, OF the 18th day Of
Eeornary, 4. !. loss, aa 10 O'clock 2; m, IN
IL was stipulated In said mortgage that In case
default shall be made IN the payment Of the
money or any part thereof secured thereby at the
time for the payment thereof. or In case Of the
non. payment or any taxes layied upon eatd
premises before the came shall become delin-
quent. then and In either case the whole princt
gage shall at the option OF the holder thereof i'm
mediately become due and payable; and, where
as, default has been made ~ the payment OF the
which came due,apd payable. on the 2Ist day OF
January, 1894; and. whereas, defanlt has been
made In the tan es levied upon raid premises for
The sirst DAY III March, 100; snd, whereas. the
said Clara /. sheldon has elected, and does here
by elect, TO declare the whole debt, both princi-
pal and Interest. dns and payable: and. whereas,
been instituted 10 recover the debt secured ~
SAID miCftgage oganr part thefsos; and, whereas,
mortgage at the date of this notice 10 the cum of
twenty-One hundred sixty six dollars and seventy
and S16s.S7 inEerhSt. Now. therefore, notice e
uEESDy ktNGNs& klhb " NAE@&GW vi VIE pWW&E vi E&k6
contained In raid mortgage and recorded there
with, and In pursuance or the statutes In such
case provided, the card mortgage win be fore
thetsin described, al public anction, By ne pher-
if Of the eaid county 6f Lake, or hi8 deputy. at
the south front door Of the court house, In the
city Of Madison, In said county, on saturday, the
S6th day Of NAV, A. d. 1894, ai 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon of fhsf day. The said moFtRAged
premises are situate In the county OF Lake and
state Sf South Dakota, and are described In said
mort UafsQ An HnlI0VNa. viz. YnfE nHn- 9uN thPa&
tour. Ave, eiK, seven. eight. nlne and ten "a, a,a,
A, 5, 6. rs, Q and l01, Block three I'D, In Morning
side addition TO Madison, South Dakota.
Dated this 9th day of April, 1894.
CLARA /. SHELDON, Mortgage.
A. FRIzZELL, Attorney for Mortgage.