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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-21

Since stating that subsidiary silver
coin is a legal lender in all amounts not
to exceed ten dollars We nave been asked
"What money is legal tender anyway in
any amounts!" We answer: All gold
coins OF the United States, silver dollars
il not otherwise specified in contract,
United States notes (greenbacks), and
the Treasury notes issued under the law
OF 1890 in purchase OF silver bullion, il
not otherwise specified in contract.
These latter, usually called silver certifi-
Gates are redeemable in coin, at the
option of the secretary of the treasury;
while the silver certificates issued under
the law OF 1878 are redeemable in silver
and are not a legal tender. but are re-
ceivable for customs, taxes and public
dues.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-21
ON SNOBS.

Cholly Indorses McAllister, and Both Jump
Onto the Society Toeds.
The end is certainly drawing near
when Mac begins to write .a~utobiogra-
ply.
He took up the question of snobs yes
terday, a subject upon which 10 living
man is more capable Of writing. and
said:
"A snob toadies to the rich and prom
inent persons Of society, feeling that he
owes his social support to them, and is
utterly Indifferent to those who do not
wear the garb of society"
Hits the case exactly Do you see? Do
you understand?
And again:
III we should examine into the meta
physics Of snobbery. I should say that
. snob is the result Of two component
forces. Given a man of absorbing ambi-
ton and place him in an environment
where this INSCRIPTIONS ambition for
social supremacy will be cherished and
encouraged by those who thrive ON adu-
l~ation, and you have the snob."
Don 'tcherknow? Yes, we all do.
Nobody in New York has got such q
distinctive and distinguished social po-
sition that any one need bother his head
to toady to him.
Persons of the best social position are
of course women and men of the best
birth and breeding, who lead the most
correct lives, yet these are mo- the per-
Sons beset by toadies.
1t is money and what il brings that we
Mac, you and ARE all after. The
toady doesn't ARE SO much to be een
walking on Fifth avenue with q Stuyve-
SAINT or a Hamilton as he does to drive
with a Vanderbilt or spend tvfo weeks
in the country with q Webb.
He may never tell you about his walk.
but you are sure to hear all about his
dinner and visit. Let your light SO
shine before men that they may see
your swell acquaintances and glorify
you accordingly is the snob's gospel.
the toady's creed.--Cholly Knicker-
booker in New York Recorder.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-21

Deadwood dispatch, 10: The Golden
Reward mining company today finished
a six days cleanup, and as a result dis
played a gold brick valued at 81, 1000. A
rich strike is reported TO have been
made on the property Of the Holy Terror
at Keystone, S. d.. The company COM
menced work last week ard the test OF
the ore made at eighty foot level assays
800 per ton. This body OF ore is one OF
the branches Of the Holy Terror vein
and more valuable discoveries are ex-
pected daily. Miners are contantly
leaving the Hills for Keystone, and if
rich strikes continue to be made 1t is
probable a general stampede will follow.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-21
ALIEN LANDOWNERS IN AMERICA.
Evils Of Trying the Rack Renting System
In This Country.

Evils OF Trying the Rack Renting System
In This Country.
That English aristocrats should rule
large domains in the United States and
rule them from London is ut first a diff
ficult thing to grasp. Not until it is
borne in mind that peers and peeresses
of Great Britain are large landed pro-
prietors in our country-Viscount Soul.
" alone owns 8, 900, 900 acres in Illi-
nois, Iowa and Nebraska-does the sig
n~ifcance Of absenteeisni in landlords
become apparent. But O the matter
win be trought home to Americans
more directly than it has yer been
brought home yet, for there Is shortly
to be a union in London of the Ameri-
can handwriting interests. and . series
of drastic measures are scheduled,
which, it is believed, will not only in
crease the annual rentals Of the vast do
main involved, but which will greatly
affect the destiny OF the huHdreds of
thousands who dwell upon it.
For some time pastit has been evil
dent to the foreign landowners that
concerted action on their part was essen
tial to their interests. 1t is we'll known
to those who have ever casually looked
into the matter that foreign landown-
ing has much impeded the development
of the western commonwealths. These
great landowners positively refuse to
sell. They prefer to establish q system
Of agencies and bailiffs, with the result
that very serious complications have re-
suited. The state legislatures have done
their best to deal with the question.
but heretofore with ouly indifferent sue
cess. Viscount Scully is, rightly or
wrongly, made the scapegoat Of this
whole business. He has for years been
a thorn in the path Of one state admin
istration after another. and his shrewd-
ness in evading every provision of law
directed against him has extorted the
admiration of thousands. Thus Scully
practically owns in Illinois the best
parts of the counties Of Logan, Living.
ston and Tagewell. The state in 1887
passed an alien land law, directed solely
against Scully. To evade it he insisted
beforehand upon q clause in all his
leases STIMULATING that the lessee should
pay all taxes accruing against the prop
erty leased. The result was the creation
Of q large and solid body Of voters in
the Scully counties, Us they are called.
opposed to propositions Of public i'm
provement by taxation. Boston Herald.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-21
A JUDGE.

We reed in the good book Of the un-
Just Judge who granted the prayer OF the
importunate woman; but it has remain
ed to Judge Dundy, Of the Black Hills
United States court to awaken the ad-
miration Of his fellow citizens by a truly
merciful act. The judges kindness OF
heart was illustrated by the sentence he
gave John A. Nelson, who was found
guilty by a jury Of attempting by fraud
to secure a pension from the government.
Nelson has a little boy who is deeply at
tached to his father. On the steps OF
the judges platform during the entire
trial sat this little brown-eyed boy,
eagerly listening to the testimony upon
which the fate Of his father hung. Pei
haps it was because the man was old,
that his days in Jail had told upon him,
and that he had never received u dollar
OF the governments money; perhaps it
was because Of the boy whose childish
treble resounded through the court room
at night, when he called from the door,
Good night, papa" and when he came in
the morning and threw his arms around
the old mans neck, that in spite OF the
flood of damaging evidence, public SYM
patty was with Nelson. The jury could
not ignore the evidence, and Nelson was
found guilty on the five counts contain
ed in the indictment. Among the last
things that Judge Dundy did previous
to adjourning court was to pass sentence
on Nelson, and the sentence was a sur
prise to those who have known Nelson
since he went to the Black Hills nineteen
years ago. The sentence was six months
in charge Of the United States marshal.
1t is learned that the lightness Of the
sentence was due to the noble work of
the little boy iu behalf OF his father.
The little boy, previous to the passing OF
the sentence on his father, went to
Judge Dundy and asked him if his
father was to be imprisoned. The judge
questioned the boy about his home life,
and principally upon the request Of the
boy that his father should be permitted
to remain in Deadwood, instead Of being
taken to the ~penitentiary at Sioux Falls,
the remarkable light sentence was pro-
nounced.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-21

Little Miss Mugg tproudlyeMy papa
- going to buy me- bicycle.
Little Miss Fleck|es (loftilyrI've
had n for q year.
Little Miss Mugg tdisdainfully)-
Hnhi ] wouldn't be sean riding a last
years bicycle. Good News
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-21

The Iowa supreme court is on record
as opposed TO girls marrying men for the
purpose Of reforming them. Drunken.
ness is not a ground for divorce in case
the intemperance OF the man was known
TO the wife before marriage.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-21

Pierre dispatch, 20: At a city council
meeting last night the chief of police
wal instructed to clear the city OF gam
blers and prostitutes and keep them
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-21

Webster has suffered from incendar-
isu in the attempted burning Of the
store Of John Norton. The flames were
discovered in time to prevent great dam.
age to the building.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-21
vietoria's Housshold Expenses.

Students of economical housekeeping
will be interested to know that the ex-
penses Of the queen Of highlands house
hold last year amounted TO 1856. OO0.
three quarters Of which was salaries
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-21

The leasing OF school lands in SPHINX
county resulted in the leasing Of only
about one.fourth as much AS In former
wears.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-21
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TO.ADyRRTISE RS.

THIS DAILY LRApsa makes . speeiAl feature OF
furnishing information concerning the advantagee
and resources of the city Of Madison and Of the
state at large emitting Il to the patronage OF ad-
y. r. STAHL. Proprietor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-03-21
NEWS BRIEFLY REPORTED.

Prince Komatsu, the commander.in.
chief of the Japanese army, will estab-
lish has headquarters at Port Arthur.
The gunboat Vesuvius went to sea
again from New York to continue the
destruction of derelicts along the coast.
: Prince Waldemar. reigning prince u
Lppe (Delmold), ID dead, aged n. Ii,
leaves no issue.
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GEilc ber flaDtifelen 0eamtr,.
as0fteatr'S 3egfEe ctatheit.

Ser tiirSlib in Yaris oabiiloeI6iebe=
he iDe!tberii1mte BrofeIlor YGitsur lit
au0 an Dem llebel Der 3erityeutbeit,
Das, lpie Die WiBbldtter offer 3uneen
bcseagef, beiDnoers fart unter Den
Mdnnern Der Wiiieni0aft miitbet.
Gine5 5ages mar Der grobe Batte=
riologe Gait bel Ieinem S1mieaeriobne
III gDurgD9ne. 9as Diner ndberte
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fert. bas in prddtiaen Giri9en befano.
0ie 9erren unD Damen Der 5ifb9eletl=
fGaft ma6ten nibt oiel 5eoerleiens nit
Dem f6itli6en Sbit, nur elmer trat nit
gan5 belonberer Sorgfalt uno 8ebuts
fumfeit an Die fir i'm fbeinbar I9tpere
2ufgabe bes Siridenel1ens beran -
MDnIleur Baiteur. ST tau0te ndmli1
lebe ein5elne Tru1t mebrere male in Elm
oer ibm itebenoes Waiier9las uno be-
fQ6 oieielbe pDn alien Seiten, beppr er
iie ben Weg aller Sirfden ge9en lieB.
Ser 56miegeriobn fOnnte ni0t unbin,
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fam er bel Paiteur an ben &e6ten
Ger gelebrte SAmiegerpapa belt inn
nun, Obne lib iibrigens i'm Obitgenuiie
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mein lieber Sobn", 10 f9loB er feline
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S6ut 0aber Nae nie i'd uno reinigt
Cure Girf6en". Spra9's, langte, UNI
Die bon Dem 8ortrage ausgetrofnete
9eble 81 neben, na9 Dem MaiIerglas,
in Dem Ietne meg9ewaidenen gacillen
ftp unlber trmnlelten, unD - leerte es
nit einenl 3uge.
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Mclfere 8emte.

iuel6e cine Meoisin CUR &egulirung Der
gieren unb Der Gingelpeioe bebiirien,
finben bas ri9tige Nittel i'm electric
Sitters. 0asielbe iiberrei5t ni6t unb
entAdlt peOer WbisfD nod andre berau=
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Sbdtigfeit tpieDer Der. electric 8itters
1T elm borsiteli6er 9lppetiterreger unb
bef0roert Die @eroauung. Maltere 2eute
finoeu in ibnl juif, mas lie benDtbieen.
Jlaf6en 81 SO @ents III Der Qpotbefe
bon S. s. Willer & Spbn. 5
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Die beilenoen GigenibaFten bon
9e gDittS 3auber Saiel J. 5afbe iino
out befsnnt Gieielbe furirt @csema,
Dautfrantbeiten uno lit uniibertreffli6
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gs lit cine anerfannte mebiSini=
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Dur9 Die cine 6eilung erreidt tpirb, Die
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@s lit geraoe 10 lei6t, Die gin=
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fonf ettpas. IS lit leidter, eitlen
ihlimmen Dulten ooer cine Grfdltung
banlit iii fliriren. Menn Sbr 0as
lldn3te Mlal etipas fir cine grfdltung
fault, 10 perlangt gin=Minuten 9uiten=
Sur. BeIlere Meoisin, before Hefulz
tate, beller probirt es.
Wirft frfort, Deriaat uiemals.
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berbeiflbrt!
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ten Blunen 3u fennen. gDopl mDaen
bic MoraIiiten Hagen nniere IaImiz
Nelt perfdlide nun aud Ste glatur in
ibren fb6nften Rinbern. Nber bic WeIt
1T baii,it nidt fdIimmer seiporben. gs
sab ia Sdminfe 5u allen ,3eiten unb bon
Slumen - Blumen anberer, bod nidt
nainberer Mrt iuurbe iie ME perldmdbt.
Die 9peten aIlerbines tperben in 1ufunft
etipaS poriidti8er bidten muilen ais bas
silmal. Sn aIten 3eiten fang elmer berz
ielben: yWer BAT bic 8lumen nur ers
oadt Wer BAT fie 70 id5n aemadt,
@elb unb rotb nnb tpeib uno bIau, Daf
i@ nteine Stuff bran ldau?" @iirbe Der
alte WaIter pDn Der 8oseIweioe beute
eine poetiide sSrase bieier Mrt iteIIen, 70
f6nnte ibm Ieidt bic proiaiide Mnts
mort foIeen: 9inieI unb Sarbtopf, mein'
Sieber sSirma fiir ST. unb Support, err
aeust bic I1bnifen garietGten 8reisfous
rants fur bic 8eiteIuneen en- gros unb
en- detail IieSen auf!
(vN. SO. Tsbl.")
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Wir brauden uns nidt 81 enti6ul=
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"Ladiess Safe Protector" borleqen,
ba er abIolutes Nertrauen berbient,
lei6t 81 gebrau6en TT, faft unm6sli6
|unli6tig pla3irt tperoen fann unb
| fi6eren S6ub seiudbrt. Wenn ge=
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pie jeOer CUTE 9lr5t beaeusen mirb.
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&i6ti9feit Oes @eia9ten. Pr0belt oaber
ni6t nit Sablloien anbern un5uberldbi=
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Zig ionbern au6 gefdbrli9 lit. Sold
YrDbeln fiibrt nur gu 3eltDerluit, @nt=
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9amen iollten oas beriidii6tiger, bepor
lie 3eit uno @elo an minberipertbige
Nrtifel peri6menben. 9as geite lit
INNER aud oas @oblfeilte. Ser vSa=
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nerfauft NIT bolltdnoiger 8ebrauds=
antueiiung unO miro in periieselten
pafeten berlanbt mad Ginlenbung bon
81 per @rpreB MoneD Srbre brei
fiir SIS. Wartet ni9t, ionoern beitelit
fofort. 9lbreiIe: The La Crosse
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sDally. FExcept Sunday. Flag stop. Meals.
Dask Faced Type denotes time from ia 90 noon TO II 90
dagh;; Light Fassd from II 90 midnight 70 70 0 noon
JOSEPH WOOD, EA. FORD,
General Manager General Passenger 4gsnt
6-2S-95-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For lime cards, rates Of fare, through tickets.
baggage checks, and further information re-.
gisrding the running Of trains apply t0 any
Agent Of the Pennsylvsnia Lines.
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@albefon, Ser, 30. Ottober. Gin
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cine Grau 9tamens gea perGemaltigt
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auf oem bieiigen MarttplaBe in @egen=
mart elmer na6 SQuienoen sdblenoen
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ben Sals absei6nitten uno ibr oann
Den 8au1 aufQei0libt. Cine Sheriffs=
poile madte Iitb fOfort su feiner Gerfol=
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bier auf einem 8elOe i6lafenO. Seine
Gleioer iparer nit Slut beoeft, bas er
abSumaiAen perTudt bate. Ser MOr=
Der mar 9eItdnbig.
IS lpurDe baril6er ab9eItin1nt, ipte
man ben 8erbre9er beitrafen Doae unO
einltimlnig beldloiien, i'm BEL lebenbi=
gem 2eibe I'M 8ublie Square 81 per=
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oort periamntelt, oarunter piele Samen
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berbeigeibafft, &n9len0l unO 5trob
tuuroen berbeigefa6ren uno bereit 9e=
ma9t. Seln Neger muroe Gelegenbeit
9egeben, au fpreden, feline @orte maren
aber unberifdnbli6, nur ipra0 er nit
tueitbin f1allenber 5tlmme iein lebtes
@ebet. gr purDe Darauf an cine eiier=
ne S1iene, Die aus Dem 5Aeiterbaufen
berporraste, sebunOen unb Serr gea,
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6rau, aiinoete nit einem 3iinobol8 ben
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bod auf unb ulnbiiate Die Beltie. st
bat INN @naoe uno es ipuroe ibm suee=
rufen, er erbalte bielelbe Gnaoe. Die erI
Der armen unibuloig ernl0rbeten 6rau
babe su Sbeil iperoen lallen.
Gpn Der .3eit an, sli ipelder bas Seu=
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i1par5en 51eulals waren Is Minuten
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DAB bic @eri1tstern1tne bes Common VIe0S @erid1tS
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