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Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

Dsren op, % bun ir aattenS StitteIie inp5e ino % be'
pGge ia bsnooer CuIuet. Oct par, ftriuer MRS. Sones,
ben iamne Sat, men tilipueIaocnoe nreget tpuoere. % Bans
bet ~brpppeOe al Den, - fun par ~llotrpttet bens anf9t fors
unbret, - 1inene par sanife iOu Dos ct Wtennsite. os be
rnsiteOc mig IGn9e bageiter; be iaa paa mig iaa inOerIts %
i~OrsmObis! - tIiOt bIep aattsns Stt,elie utpbeIisere
O9 fOriUanOt, Og jeg iaa ben aIOris mere"
Set SeIitab ipurste ensans gartinoen en- beficnbt llnis
usriitetsIerer: Gror De p%irteIis lite paa S%pcseIier, Sr.
Frofe9ior2 IRaoamc, i%uarcoe benne, ies bar feet aItfor
mango al Dem! Oct er nrco nOset al ben famine 6sleIie. at
man lager bet piptOIosile SeItabs tptte garsberetnins
ia fig.
SniOIertib maa bet inbrsn,meS, OF aue geitrabsIi.r for q.
brinse iuIo 6tarbeo oper bisie 6Gnoneuer oltio nil baue fin
Setpbnins. SertiI turbs bet bog pars benfstsmasTsere at
~unortuite enteIte GiIfGIoe iaa usget ~srunOisre 9rsueIie
fremfor ueo ttiGIoi9e Srbfurlere at ppbobe gRasier al tls
iGlbige 9sretnineer.
Oct n,aa oniees Tom utuiliomt, at man br bar meo en-
fGrtgcn 6orm al Snbbilonin9sfraiten at giore, betiu9et uo
en- iGrIig 8ispOiittou hos ben enteIte ps ioranIebisst til 9irts
fombco peo en- e%isnSommeIis 6~orbinbele af 6cIeIier % Sore
lttuin9er. Der CT tanite en- o9 anOen, iomr tpiIer paa, at
Snobilouin9sfraien aIeue foruaor iaa nleget2 San IGe
NtiooeIaloerens geretniuger ON Observation-Disclosures o9 Sels
Senunoere, ~beuioneoe al Gibens bebte WiGnb, &abenbareIier
life blot for enteIte, men for ubpals o9 0oriamIinser. Soan
pI ba fortau, BuuO SnbbiIOniusstrufen formaar, naar ben
tarit CT Isoet en- beitemt Getnins. @Qer ban latte fig ens
gang %OrOentIis iuO Set8eprocsiernes SiiOrie, iOm biSis
enonu ueo WliOteu al bet l7oe &arbuuOreOe par fnlot 6Ior.
Samutti9beOsfuIOe ps IGrOe Douuere bsmte paa iuIospIs
Oise ~0fetSbeUier suuIs &iarrinser til SoOen for Sst5eri, %
oiSie ~beticnots ieu, at be bauOe oueruaturIiss Guner ps piGs
ueIlfs 6OrbinOeier, uustet be paa 5OrbaanO piOfs, at 6OIs
gen al Oerss SetienbeIicr piIOe bIpe beres 0posopm. 4rGs
tier feireOe Syens eaer @gnens 0%tenee ueO tirteIise Sattes
fefer, Os SOrserbuie ug paa SOnOesuarbene fOrtaIte man
meO ~anoG9tig @pien be ~fOrfGrbeIise aienbssierninser, iom
3tets fOrbanOIin9erue buuOe brast for 9asen. Ss 9etsss
p~rpcesirns Bprts life Op, fOrOi Der life f~unOtes beuile an9is
usIicr, trOuGrOise S%euioueIier os %unsrenbe SefjeuOeIier, eaer
forOi ber life pur TrRiter os 0Omrnere, ion, aniaa benz tot
b~eretti8cOe; men be berts ~iimpeItben op, iorbi upIpitc NtGnO
iuuIGn9e 9ientoa, Der ct life nOset setseri, os BET gives ius
gen Set8e, inOttl bsres wteuins trenste isieunstn. "MOrs
%geubIaoet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

Gpmdtiuen "9uspennen," iom 9e icnote
mig arbeioer epot % er ale Iaaoer til
ireosltileuoe. Seq Tan irngt anbelcle ben
III euboer. 6rasteu tar 10 Gents. Carl
ellen, Gan Glare, 8is.
Seq Tan uStalc ON SpmaIfinen ~Slspep
men, al bet life er ooerorepent, b0ao Do
ltaar ! aubtfalins,rne for ben. Den err iula
iaa soo lont noseu 800 Dollars NaaitTns
dTaagi Si.5o, Sbeoppr Nuoaars, IisS
pile, WtlHn.
Sprlaltlnen 1Suseenuen,~ iom ies mootos
gtal gtaaueo, er oper al Gprrsntrirg %
lnlet inn aco, ON life bebre eno &c As eleI
0O Dollars wPaitiHer, ipm astuterne reileT
rnnot % 'Giger. Sragteu oar 90 Gents.
Sen Ssnfpa, alne Grppe, Rebralta.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
e. DEBORAH. IOWA.

SnmnItinsn "Suso.nusH," Tom lea erbplot
lor1 RrRmie meo @Tecprnb.Q oiteu@ i Suui
Ian ie9 trn9t anbstale. Sragteu 60 Gents
&isconitn. 49,
gtn WtriHg ont SnmaTtineu -Susoeu.
nsa' sr at ben ! ertper Seuieenoe er iaa
goo, |om man Ian puite iia en- IaIliue.
SSgasten eise s2:l9. s'nsuft Ssbnion,
Zen mootn9ue Spmaitiue "6uSpenrens E,
aue glaaoer I'll nor Iilireb5hco, buorfpr ri
Ian o%nbetale ben til gne. VII Srru. On
2rGarbeloe er unit iorarbeioet "a imuIt pp.s
lsrtt' zen e en- grno for ct Sus. Troaten
~ cents. ". Saripn, Clinton SOMA.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

~Susp.nnens, Tom Fnocs afbnbet Der, err en- uooerns bDarmt NfaHne eer noaet
Eaneuoe geobel fm "New Home" Spmufmen meo EHegneHe ofa ue bernes sobs ps
noIuftje at Me oms oaaige ggenfaber Ser er til MuHnens epe Gsmfabr tGt
mango npe 3oteoringeI ion rpbpmbiguts maa9 pre ben iii en- GPafme al fpfe 8lash.
On a be TrNe 5oroeIs % fm r tMet sfr "New Home" 0iufhnen n bsn al ben
sthr ct Positive Feed, tNt Der lille tebopeS uogen 6Gr eur Spring for at iaa aRafHnen
til at urtGbe On anou btpg 6obeortuI ION mart pI bloe paaNisnnet al gubUr
fm benpthr Gpmahner r afeed, Der rr auhbts forfrurrt at ben ian hGos os ianes
eamIe aPaaoe at 8ure oeue SIu9s gRaahne paI pb SiGlp at Struet iom faftobt
the feed dog til the feed bar, bar ao mofprt Granddaughter tbt briom bet ihe bu
foutaaet mel gpaQtqbeo ooe the feed dog enH rnmme 5or. rGr ga9Foen Of Rsahs
pIaoeI eler o9aa poe the feed bte uGpm
Ter er brngt me9en EnIu oo apuHrptionen at SSusoeuuen', os nm gRat.rnIe of
tebne Slaas er bhueu arpenot 9onrutionn r irpeL % ShHerH. e fa OF PM.
tpg9ei9t tutaqebe os all eofe 6udHe; giaunen arbdocr orfcr let o. nGfeH lpbpt
9adebarren e rno, meo Sfguntorget (adiusable beadng) puttt meO SILT
bullet eier mere eo nlmtnbeH0 GHobnrbo, 90 bporUeo 9aaebarru bHrr tfanS til
Irusere Eb nn biOs uou Ollie umH at He& Nor Stptlen sar fobi NaaIsu ps
erunm goner G Guermn@n Hap bWht 9pr at ben aIora fan brrss. gRaninsn
trGber fig Nb babe goe % nerre Eraao, % ateber automatic u6en Seuipa til let
euer part Nrbdoe
"Suspemeu" brussr bobbet 9mao % lowr lock stitch. Sen pbe Traab bus He
fra SpohuL uben at rGoS 8punem ct eqer Here Sule5 for ben MARS aaIe0et StptIeu
rabr zig fIp; ben fan traces taRDde % eht ct pNa. Iuaeu er selseting us ton
ouna life irtcs telaghg
N&h hnrt Gnn trrncs hnne Srnnhr in innuen M Ihs NRihtu az T.t 10
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
Eraaoc fat iammrn % Iut,es / geioteu Of asi.t, %

'Supsmsn" fer 8Obt uo. % r elegant iaabeI mro Smipu til Trrarbeet for I'll
gaftneGeus ga1iner8 6oofpnh er net let bauuotrigt % t8eFboeie al enbpr ls1ot
6orbeorng Paa bette GmraaO. Set aurenot, Sra sr al bofs SsfafenDss % lmah
torabenc. 2atenpu % uoirpunDeu r of fme Stang Spn9brht o9 as &c
blme 2ie igmfMu r irut pouet % udeLpletere0s Booroo be ar ct net 90 mag.
fmot ubfeenoc 9rGmutraIet er ern Black Walnut eaeran antique Oak, efer Snrs
.mrb French Walnut Panels "a rt forbuet meo Nickel Trimmings goroene e laosoe
Of oeiBrret Sra, iammeuflt a 7 ior1eut1e Gag boorueO mn bar opnnnet fHre Stpie
% forbroret at Erect fan Ta fp gatHtn8 6oonpne n fOripuet meO plated cssors
SGrooe Sautnppe bdoH Grpbmht % the teaue plate, bullet 8r at atHnn
arbaber me9t Ieree euo cGrS u 9tGlot Zen bar be alerensfe % oeote
Attachments for antoH9 % fin fancy Spm. gn nbtsrh9 SHtruthcnStoa Hp"
bet norte eur enseIe Gproa msOfOfer bper aRaftue
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

unosrONiesr; @sIir De buseIu pGa SsRen, RuO! Suor.
Suitbauouerl1 w f'''"'
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
Sec mGrfe til neSenitaaenoe priier:

geaHine Vo. 80 GuoeNufr % Ell noeu stHs mo Bent Wood Cover. S2O.2.
Wafine Vo. 4.-Io GfuTr paa bmr Guoe % Ell lbeu Gtufs - .S2i.2
g0afine 20. 5.-Tu Strfr paa ber gnOe % en Ioen Stufs - ..$22.2
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

" bpNAh SAAAD AlNttSp ptSBt
StiHseue gIpreS oerpeo iuloenot.
fat % fulOitrnois ems paa besse
Sioer al Sgist. gtaitiucn er for.
'pnst meO ct Ip1t SannObipI ypOr.
heb man ueo SIGIp al Ell 9omme.
iirue fan Itanoie YinfiHertet, msoeus
Spoleu fpIees. Den bar en- bsi
slrm, iom 9e0nin9eu uiier, bullet
oiUer 9po Blaos oeo SpistS Saauo.
terius, uoen at sipe ben ct tIumiet
llbieeuoe. Zen bar oeruGit en-
automatic Gpole' 8inoer (bobbin
winderl Der er iaa filter % pau'
lioelis / fin Sirfeu, at en- banrIi9
punoet SpUls oil bore en limit
ItakaA
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

"S'ummelt ON be npsue Scr
saar M SAB mso @orilosRI9r,
brpuner ouupt % tuu9t mob 9ano,
itpuer Neipt % ilspt mob Strauo
mango Sig.
90 Der tiger @raao iaa baarS
enters - S~arussraac iaa iaar,
% ON 9auoet @raaoeu."
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22
Hancock.

Arthur Martin OF Medford, Mass, called
on friends here last week.
Mrs. Cloyes (nee Lille Darling) from
Boston is visiting relatives and friends in
town.
Will and Mary Church and Clara Reed
81 emit Saturday and Sunday in East Mid
dlebury.
George T.. Blair and wife, Ernest c.
Hubbard and wife, Almon Norton and
Ada Flint spent day at Mount Cushman
lately.
Wayne Durham had a tumor removed
from his left shoulder last Tuesday. He
is getting along as well as could be ex-
pected.
An extra town meeting is to be held
Tuesday, Aug. 9th, at p. m. to see what
action the town will take relative to
building bridge across the river at
Churchville.
Watson Lamb and wife, and Francis
Lamb and wife have returned to Somer-
vile, Mass, accompanied by their niece,
Miss Gertrude Vinton, who is to spend
the winter with her aunt, Ella.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22

piano solo, Miss Hatch; selection, Phiio'
meIa Ladies Quartette; whistiing SOLO,
Miss Blanche Townsend; violin SOLO
Mrs. Grant; baritone solo, Mr.. Grant; Sc
lection, Philomela Ladies' Quartette.
The South Washington Sunday school
picnic held last week Wednesday IN y
w, Farnha grove was decided sue,
cess. There were present rs persons, Ole
and young, and all seemed to have good
time. Two large swings, hammocks, ano
small swings for the little ones were kept
in motion nearly all day. The long table
was loaded with the good things when
South Washingtoniar know how e
make and, decorated with bouquets Of
beautiful flowers and with tiny bou-
ouet at each plate, looked very nice under
the large old naples. After dinner there
was music, singing, and recitations ~
the children, which were enjoyed BY all
Rev. B. B. Sherman was present and read
a story with the people grouped about
him in a circle, and judging hy the
marked attention Of all, 1t would seem
that they were very much interested. The
potato and foot races by the boys attract.
ed the attention OF all, and the old ladies'
potato race caused the most fun land
laughter OF the day. Altogether, 1t wa:
very pleasant affair, which will long DC
remembered.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22
Vershire.

A large number from here attended ths
muster at Lake Morey last week.
Guy Densmore OF Hyde Park, Mass, I.
in town visiting his brother, F. 8. Dens
more.
Mrs. Nichols OF Boston, Mass, is il
town visiting her sister, Mrs. E. P
Brown.
Next Sunday morning will be the be-
ginning OF the evangelistic services in the
Congregational church. Miss Elizabeth
8. Tobey will preach at II a. m, and 7:3(
p. m. There will be services every even.
ing, except Saturday, at 1880, and Biblt
readings win be given at 2 o'clock every at
ternoon, except Saturday, Sunday ane
Monday afternoons. A Gospel wager
will be run to the lower village and bach
every day to accommodate those who d.
not keep horse. Barns will be open fol
the accommodation OF those who have
teams. Everybody is cordially invited tc
be present. Bring Finest OF the Wheat
singing books.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22
New Books for Bethel Free Library.

"
A very interesting list OF new books has
lust been added to the shelves of the Beth
eli Free Library. Following is list OF the
titles:
Lady Rotha, My Study Fire, Pembroke,
Life Of Miss Alcott, Sherlock Holmes,
Ames Girl in London, Daughter OF To.
day, Fairy Land OF Science, Rose Mather,
Cameron Pride, Pere Gonot, Eugene Gran
Diet, Peppers Midway, Peppers Grown Up,
Social Evolution, Concord and Merrimac
Rivers, Jungle Book, Little Journey in the
World, Inez, Beulah, Macaria, Social De-
parture, Mercy OF Tiberius, Infelice, wash
ii. Foundations of Belief, Golden House,
Katherine Landerdale e volumes), The
Ralstons e volumes), Had, Odyssey Dry
anti, Life and Times Of Cyrus Hamlin,
Epochs OF American History e volumes),
Epictetus, Ethelyn's Mistake, Cape Cod,
Son OF Portbos, Linda, Bow OF Orange Rib
bon, Jen Vedder, Don Quixote, Max Here
ford, Hardy Norseman, Dearest Foe, Mil
tons Poems, Crawford. Hereward, Green
Mountain Boys, Sam Slick, Marjorie Daw,
The Idiot, Smoke, OFF the Skelligs, Mr..
Jervis, Van Bibber, Railiff's Maid, Uncle
Lisha's Shop,Sam Lovell's Camp, Study in
Scarlet, Plain Talks from Hills, Don Orsi-
no, Mr.. Isaacs, Roman Singer, Yeast,
Country Byways, Mr.. Bonaparte, Water
Ghost, Danvis Folks, II volumes Of Mrs.
Whitney's works, Short Studies in Liter
AZURE, Vermont, Vernon's Aunt, Princess
Aliue, English Cousins, Farmhouse Cob
web, Friend Olivia, Border Shepherdess,
Daughter OF Fife, Chances, Gentleman OF
France
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22
South Tunbridge.

Ida B. Currier is at home from Barnard
Fred Northrop has purchased bicycle
Minnie Allen spent Sunday at elm
Cottage"
Edith Wills has gone to the Adirondack
Mountains.
Lewis Campbell is making flying
visit to friends in this vicinity.
Arthur Leisure, Frank Leisure and wife
and Miss Maud from Fitchburgh, Mass,
are staying at D. P. Lesure's.
George Flanders daughter, Mrs. H. H
Moves, and three grandchildren from
Lowell, Mass, are visiting him.
Grant Corwin writes to his brother
Lester Corwin, that be and a friend are
crossing the Rocky Mountains In team
Rev. E. r. Currier has been on the sick
list for week, consequently there was no
preaching service at the M. e. church last
Sabbath.
The Epworth League will bold q lawn
party on the grounds OF A. j. Wills on
Friday evening, the 23d. Ice cream and
cake will be served.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22
Corinth.


Grin Hood was in Chelsea last Friday.
Lyman Porter was in West Topsham,
Saturday.
A. r. Spear and wife have friends from
Colchester visiting them.
Mrs. Ida Hastings OF Haverhill, Mass. lis
visiting her mother in Vershire.
Lizzie Burgin and Fanny Kenney OF
Thetford are guests at VIM. Burgin's.
Judge L. F. Fellows, wife and daughter
left for their home In Lansing, Ia, the 18th
J. M.Scribner and wife went to the Free
Methodist camp meeting at Barre, Satur-
day.
Rev. A. G. Austin came to meet Mrs.
Austin last Monday, but returned to East
Burke, Friday.
Died in Washington, Monday, the 18th,
Mrs. Betsey Lucinda Dickey, wife OF Will
Magoon, OF typhoid fever, aged q years.
She left husband and two small children
to MORN her loss, beside large circle OF
friends. Rev. Mr.. Grafton OF Washington
Flat preached the funeral sermon. She
was beloved by all who knew her.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22

Other items on page Z.

Other items on page7.
9. M. Bass has been improving his barn
Ned v. Hutchinson OF Boston is visiting
his father, Lyman Hutchinson.
Several were in Northfield, Sunday, to
attend the Methodist camp meeting.
Stephen Butterfield and family OF Rox.
bury visited in town the first OF the week
Mrs. VIM. Ellis and Myra Butterfield
visited their sister, Mrs. H. Farnsworth,
last week.
company Of friends, held picnic in
Brookheld.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22
Tunbridge.
Other items on 18th page.


John Stewart OF Boston has been a Wis.
itor at A. z. Osborne's this week.
Lewis Campbell OF Lebanon. N. b., is
spending this week at o. F .Campbell's.
Miss Josie Eastman OF Barre and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Stevens OF Boston are
guests at H. X. Goodwin's.
The Rapid Telephone and Telegraph
Co. has succeeded the Tunbridge anc
Stanford Telegraph company and has es
tablisned offices at South Royalton, Tun-
bridge, STAFFORD, South STAFFORD, Royal
ton, Stoughton's Mills and East Bethel
1t will extend its lines to other villages al
once. II connects with the Western Un-
ion Telegraph company at South Royal.
ton, where there is night and day ser.
vice, and with the South Royalton ex
change, through which messages can be
sent to all parts Of New England. This
gives this village some desirable lines.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22
Bethel Local Intelligence.

Maud Brink is visiting in Charlemont,
Mass.
Fred Kelsey Of Lowell is visiting friends
In town.
Ernest Edison OF Athol, Mass, Is staying
with his brother, J. H. Edison.
George N. Putnam Of Newton, Mass, is
the guest OF Mrs. Edwin Fisher.
The schools in the town district will be-
gin the first Monday in September.
Fred Chapman and Rix Williams are at
Lake Dunmore on camping ana hshlns
trip.
Eben Lewis and family are enjoying 9
weeks outing at Mascoma Lake, Ennelo,
N. H.
Mrs. @. H. Upper, accompanied by
Mrs. M. G. Stafford, has gone to Cohasset
Beach, Mass.
There is cadetship at Norwich univsr.
sitv at the disposal OF the senators from
Windsor county.
John Burnette and Earle Rice have re.
turned from Athol, where they have been
working IN ashoe shop. Ea@
Mrs. ]. g. Wallace has sold her place to
George /. Abbott, and he has rented II to
E. Chase until next spring.
The work Of the Hanover Steam Laundry
is giving very good satisfaction. X. r.
Stockwell Is agent for It here.
Richard 'Osha and Miss M. Wilson Of
Granville were married last week and were
guests of John Reed, Wednesday.
The Bethel baseball team defeated the
Hartfords last Saturday in closely con
tested game on the Bethel home ground.
Horace Whitcomb OF Northampton,
T. - A lhnrt n Standard
Mr.. WhitcomD was in business here about
forty years ago.
Frank BLY, has sold to Samuel Bowen q
large tract OF wild land with building
thereon. situated in the so.called "Littie
Hollow'' in Rochester.
DR.. w. B. Segar OF Pittsfeld was in
town Monday, having been called mere
by the serious illness OF his mother, Mrs.
e. b. Segar, who is staying at D. T. Dykes.
John Keleher has just completed some
very desirable improvements in his Pill
lard rooms. He now has two pool tables
a I'd one billiard table in excellent condi-
ton.
There is to be an open lair dance at Geo.
II. Wright's, near Finley bridge, Friday
r'ace Tuesday, the q. Music, Manches-
ter's orchestra.
A petition has been addressed to the
probate court to declare insolvent Benja-
min A. Rogers. Rogers left town about
two months ago and creditors had at
tached his stock OF goods.
Fred Phelps had his arm dislocated
last Sunday while he was boxing at the
tannery grounds. DR.. Greene was called
in and declared that it would cause "lay
off" OF several weeks.
CIR. Noble had lively runaway one
day last week. He left his horse in the
care OF young man at Mrs. Norton's on
Gay Hill in Stockbridge and the horse
broke away and dashed down the steep
hill, making the best record ever seen on
that hill and bringing up at the bottom
with part OF the wagon and harness.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22

81 know an old soldier who had chronic
diarrh9a OF long standing to have been
perfectly cured by taking Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhga Remedy"
says Edward Shumpik, a prominent drug
gist Of Minneapolis, MINI. 81 have sold
the remedy in this city for over seven
complaints" % and l50- cent bottles
this remedy for sale by e. E. Evans & Co.,
Randolph, M. j. Sargent & Son, South
Royalton, Druggists.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22
Epoch.

painful sickness to robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the individual. Such a
remarkable event is treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby the good health has
been attained is gratefully blessed. Hence it
is that so much is heard in praise Of Electric
Bitters. So many feel they owe their restora-
ration to health, to the use Of the Great Alter
alive and Tonic. If you are troubled with
any disease Of Kidneys Liver or Stomach Of
ong or shor standing you will surely find re-
lief by useof Electric Bitters. Sold at 30
cents and ST. per bottle at Drew 4 Leonard.s'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-22

Other items on 18th page.
VIM. Bemont ann wife OF Boston, Mass,
are stopping at H. G. Whitney's.
G. P. Whitney returned to Fitchburg,
Mass, last week. He had been at home
for two weeks.
There is 10 be dairyman's meeting in
CT nge hall here Saturday afternoon, Aug
"a, to discuss, among other things, the
subject ,"Relative Profit OF High and Low
Feeding OF Dairy Stock" =. X. Skinner,
Esq, OF Tunbridge, one Of the early lead
ers OF high feed and great returns, is ex-
pected to be present and give his exper-
ience. Mr.. P. G. House OF East Bethel, who
will give the results. Messrs. H. w. Per-
rim, F. A. Stevens, j. F. Bennett, G. s,
Paine and many other leading dairymen
will take part in the discussion. Every
body, and especially the ladies,are invited
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-04
AGAINST
Secretary Smith Renders n Decision In
volving Wisconsin Lands.

NN~H ~
volving Wisconsin Lands.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4-Secretary
Smith has rendered a decision involving
about Is entries Of land in the Ashland
wis. district which are valuable for
pine. The decision is in accordance
with N opinion of the supreme court
which settled q conflict Of land grants
between the Chicago, Minneapolis and
Omaha railway and the Wisconsin
Central railroad, holding that the lands
belonged to the latter road. The bene-
iciary Ct the present case is John H.
knight, the settlers being required to
show cause why Their entries should not
be cancelled. Knight was a purchaser
from the Wisconsin Central, but a de-
cision of the con- missioner of the gen
eral land office and a decision by Secre-
tary Noble and another hy Secretary
Smith was against hiEl. The position
of the department Trevious to the ST.
preme court decision favored the
settlers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-04
Profess r Ia nard Resin -

SAN JOSE, Cal, Oct. 4.-After seven
years OF faithful. work, Professor T.. L.
Barnard has severed his connection
with the Lick observatory, and on Fri,
day will leave San Francisco for the
East to assume u position at the great
Yerkes observatory. w. J. Hussev Of
Stanford university will succeed Pro-
fessor Barnard.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-04
suppose | to BE John Badnauph

WHITE EARTH, Mimi, Oct. "A few
days ago, while Louis Burnett was
hunting in the woods neal Redwood,
he found the partially decomposed re-
mains OF a human being. 1t is supposed
to be the body of John Badnaugh, AL
Indian Of the White Earth reservation
who wandered away from home about
six weeks ago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-04
NEWS s7IIFLY hepOHitu.

Harry Wright, chief of umpires and
ex- manager Of the Phllade. phia Ma
tional League club, is dead.
Freight through the 500 canal fo1
September amounted to 2,1S2,6 7S net
tons, of which l,6l3,467 was east bound.
Mrs. Aggie Wigginton, so years old,
committed suicide at Mt. Washington,
KY, hanging herself from a limb Of an
apple tree.
Dennis Burke, Thomas Mooney and
William Mooney were killed and Ed
ward Mooney and a Miss Jones were
seriously injured at a Michigan Central
crossing at Essex, Ont.