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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
0ert,ttt@teS.

Gin i@merer @emitteriturm
raite letten Mittmo@ Mbeno iiber einen
Gbeil pon Minnelota unb ri@tete na>
mentli@ in @cott County betrd@tliden
S@aben an. Sn Beqe Plain iielen
S@lo0en Don 3mei Bis pier 3ou I'M
Dur@meher unb 5eri@metterten aQe
Tenlteri9eiben ouf ber Sturmleite ber
@ei@dftsldben, @obnbduier unb &irs
den, unb auBerbem ,purben cine Nnjabl
@,ebduli9teiten pom Sturm libel 3use>
ri1tet. Die &orn felber uno @emii le>
9arten murben III jener @e9eno fait to-
tai POM Sturn, uno 0asel ;erlt0rt.
9lu@ in Stub Gitp uub l1maeseno ri&>
tete bas unmetter betrd6tli9en Sdaben
an.
Sn -@onnectieut 1T iett ein
neues @eiee CUR 8ei@affuns be0erer
2anb troBen in &raft setreten. Oems
ielben Sufolse taun irseno elm Eown,
benen @teuermertb 31uei Millionen Dols
lars, errei@t, idbrli@ tauienb Dol
lars fir bic WerbeNeruns ber2anoitraBen
ausletem uno erbdlt bic boppelte
@umme als 3ui@uB, ben ber Staat
uno bas County gu slei&en Ebeilen lei>
iten. Cine Nn3abl Eowns 1T int &c.
srifi, li9 benz @eiet semdB al ben au>
malisen Musbau BET Idnoli@en 0er>
tsbrs,pe9e 3u MAIDEN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
&icr grofc @rfolac.

Da lire Site bas III ben Mu,eiseu 0e=
bauptete poQouf ;u re9tfertisen im @tanbe
it, bsStn bic o$&sn0en pier aS MtSi;Ss" eHot 3st
oeduns iiir S@minblubt, 6uiten uno Grfalz
tunsen, iebe Slal@e saramtirt; Glettrl4er
gitters, bas 9roBe Mittel fir Sober, No9eeu=
uub 9fiereuleiben; 0udleMs 9lruifalalbe, bic
bette III ber @elt; Or. Sings 9teue Gebens=
piAeu, ,uelde uollfommene Yillen iim6. Uiele
Mittel iiub 9arautirt, bas uon benlelben Ve=
bauptete 81 leiiteu, uub ber Mnteriei@nete
Npotbefer ,pirb nit Sreuoen 9laberes iiber be-
ielbe,l nittbeilen. gu baben lit .. SW: olz
els Mpotbefe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22

Qlus cen poriteben6en 3iffern 9ebt
beruor. oaB oue Stdote, nit Nusnabme
pon Mnofa, bas UNI 440 in ietner gin>
uobner5abl abaenommen bat, e;nen se>
beibli9en 3uwu9s 3u uer5ei6nen basen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
Mtt oaS Y,.blttu,>t.
0tem lllm, Miru., 16. 9l,la. 1S


cSm Mars 1894 pereiubarteM bic &auneute
bieler Stobt, oab AM eriten Sonmta9 bes
Wonats 9lpril i'm 9enanMten Sabre ltub am
iebem acknowledgement Sonntase bic
2Gbeu jd,nmtlib ben 9amsen Sonnta9
iiber 9el4loiiem bleben lollte,, bamit ibre
Mn9eitclten ben eincn &ubetos Der gSo6c,
,u 6en lie beredti9t iin6. geuiebeu f0nntell.
Oieles llebereinfommell Ulroe cine 3eitlaM9
beobadtet, aber III lester 5eit baben eini9e
Gaufleute ,picber am SoMuta9e ibre &unbem
bebient, pobur9 onbere peranlabt ,purbeu,
ibrc Glerts ont Sonuta9 il. bic Stores I'll
beiteuel uub biele 10 bcs NuDeto9es ;u be-
rol,be,,, su benz lie na6 ben, au9emeireu
@taats9elete beredti9t iiub. llnlere Glerfs
babem lid lln woerIett un0 llns I'M Mbjtel=
lung bes llebeliaubes 9ebetc,,.
Oie llnter;eiehneten famen oaber an 16.
Nu9uit iiberein, fiinftigbin oil benz Sage, ber
9etpoDuli6 Sounta9 9enaMnt piro, telner
perion ir9cnowelde gSaorell Su perfonten.
auBer bel Gele9enbeit Don Sooesfallen. gSir
bitten baDcr bas Nublitum, ms bierin nad)
&raften 81 umterltiiecn, inoem rielnanb pon
einem unter uns uerlan9t, ibm an 9eronnten
Sage et,pas ;ll pertauiel,.
s. s.. 0e1ufe,
3. ". q. &roof,
g. &. Som9us,
9. Gebnte & &c.,
W. Ourbabn,
s. Sader,
e. Valtruid,
&. sSieoler.
Yieiierlc & SeuSte,
g. u. Sttomeyer
Srone Hros.,
5. $. Je,umann,
lS. 0ummel,
Geo. @raii.
2ienbarb Bros,
u. Carlton.
hiimfe & I9ueuelmann.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
6albc Staten l1ad &odciter.

@elesentlid oer Subli9en Minneio>
ia Tair lpirb bic Nortbueitern 9inie @r>
curions>Gidets nad &odeiter unb 5u>
rid gum Yreiie BET ginjelfabrt uertau<
fen. Gifcts t0nnen pom 20. Bis ein>
i@lieBli9 Den 81. 9lusuit be5osen wer>
ben uno iino bis gum 2. September fit
bic &ufiabrt 9iiltis. 9fdbcrcs tbeilen
bic M9cnten oer 8abn nit. "a
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
&otaI Neut8teiten.
- Man leie bic Vetanntma9un9 ber
@e11Gftsleute an anberer Steue.

= Man leie bic yetauntma9uns Der
@e14Gftsleute an anberer Steue.
- Die Tamilie uon 0ouis Sruins
permebrte ii@ am Greitas bur@ bic Nn>
tunft eiues TS9ter@ens.
- Wm Sonnta9 ben l. september
finbet bel Sos. &e,nbart III Weit Ntew>
ton ein 9roBes grntefeit itatt.
- Die Sonntasi9iler ber Nriebenss
semeinbe bielten lesten Samitas am
UtinneiotosTluB binter Dem Yrimary>
S@ulbauie Elm semiitbl'@es picnic ub.
- Der Bicycle Club bdlt nd4nen
Sonntas an afepers Greet in WliIforb
elm Picnic alb, moran tbeil;unebmen
MQe einselaoen iino.
- Carl Gmmri9, welder ldnsere
,3eit in @uso @ebiers @irtbi9ait Be-
i@dftist mar unb ipdter aui Der 6arm
arbeitete, besab ii@ an, 5amitas na9
Minneapol,s.
- Gin Invertebrates unb lulti9es
Bauipiel fanb om Sonnta9 ;mii@en
ben @lerts unb ben Oruferteuf feln itatt,
BEL wel9em bic 2ctteren nit IL 9esen
IL unterla9en.
- Otto @i9ersti perreilte 9eitern
na@ Mantato, um ben Nlumni>Grerci=
glen bei5uwobnen, uon no aus ct ii@
na@ Byron beseben p,rb, um iein Nmt
als prinSipal Der Dffentli@cn S@ulen
baielbit an5utreten.
- q. 8. Ottomeper Fat ant Dien>
itas 8suBmanns @ebduoe an ber gde
Don Minnelota> uno @enterit itraBe, in
mel@em ii@ lein Storesei@dft befinoet,
tdn fi@ erworben. Scr &auipreis be-
trast 5000.
- @ie bereits i9on iriiber erudbnt,
finbet uniere biesidbri9e @ountp=Tair
am &. Z. uno 8. Septenber itatt. Oh
slei@ ii@ Der lanomirtbi9oftli@e ger>
Elm aue Mube seben uirb bic oiesidbrise
Nusitelluns su elmer erfolsrei@en gu
MAIDEN, iolten es ii9 bod idmmtli@e
Tarmer uon Bromn County unb ber
ansren3enpen Eouns'uon 9ficoQet @oun=
tp uno namentli@ aud bic @ei@dfts>
leute Don Seem lllm ansele9en iein lais
len, na@ &rGften mitSupirten.
Wie aus etmer al anberer Steue
entbaltenen TabeQe iber bic ginmob>
ner3a1l elmer Mnsabl BON Stdbten in
Winneiota iu erieben lit, betrdst bic
8eu0lteruns uon Nem l1lm nad benz
fiirSli@ aufsenommenen Genius 400.
6ierna@ 1pobnen l,7l9 III Der eriten,
l ,54l in Der Smeiten uno l, $50 in BET
oritten @aro. SIM Sabre 1890 Sdblte
bic erite Warb l,342. bic ;peite l, 1888
unb bic brittle ,o6e Ginmobner. Oem=
mad uermebrte li@ bic 0euOlteruns in>
nerbalb flint Sabren in Der eriten Waro
nm 81, III ber Sueiten UNI 2os uno lit
Der sbritten um 464, Suiammen alio L.
o49. Obslei@ oieie 3unabme als
cine gan; respectable be;ei@net meroen
barf, ,finoen ii@ bod Yielc iii oer Nnz
nabne, ooB bic @eian,mtbeu0lferun9
uon Seem lllm lid auf minoeitcns 5000
belaufe. enttdui@t. 9Senn AUDI, wie
uermutbct wirb, BEL Der Gen niusaufnah>
ME eini9e Wuslahunsen tattseiunoen
baben, wiro bic 3abl bod l9mcrli@
5000 errei@en.
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9taatS:9etretdr Berg bat uor
einisen Easen iose nannte officieue 8uls
letins iiber bic Geniusaufnabme III Dus
lutb, Winona, gteb Bins, &o@efer,
Mantato unb Stiumater beraus9e9e>
ben. 9ierna@ bat Dulutb SO, ,396,
@irona 20,649, &ebwin9 1915, 0to:
DIETER 6,429, Mantato 1918 unb
Stiumater 1902 Ginmobner. Die
3unabme betrdst ieit bet letten Genius
aufnabme in Dulutb, benz felt 1890
;mei neue @arbs nit circa 5000
@iumobnern bin3usefast iinb, 26, 2sl, i,
@inona 2,44l, 9teb @ina 1881, 9to>
DIETER l, los, Mantato 1885 unb 5till>
mater 752.
Ginem pom Staatsi ietretdr nod ipa>
ter berausaesebenen Bulletin ;ufolse 1T
aud bic 3dblun9 in ben na@benannten
Is Stdbten uoQenbet. Sn ber fol9en>
ben Isabelle FIT bic @inwobnersabl oerz
ielben pom Sabre 1895 unb uon 1890
iomobl, als bic 3unabms an9e9eben:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
9teues @a9mer9ei@dft.

Der llnter;ei9uete bat neben benz S6mie>
be9el9dit uon Sobn 9illa oil Der Gde pon
Sroao,uap uno 4. giorbi itrabe ei,e l9aeuer>
wertitatt erOfnet uno 1T bereit, ale I'M Sad
etnldla9euoen Mrbeten alf bas Gcite lnb
Oauerbafteite an;uferti9en. Tas Seilen pon
@asen piro Sur Specialitat 9emadt. &c.,
sos. 9Ieibner, p.
Ne,u linn. Dinn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-22
DAKOTA HOUSE,
Fotel eriter Klaae,
Iru,. 81. 5rttrr Gtpr,ttl)iintrr,
New lllm, Minneiota.
&eiienbe finben eberseit bic bette aufnobme.

CHICAGO HOUSE,
&i@aro @eiiiuser. Gi9entbiimer,
M'rn. u. l. Slbitr.. 9tew rllm.
Reenbe. fopie &oitsanser finben au jeber 3eit bic
bette lnertunft unb Ye6enuns. aot bel nag ober BET
ber @ode. Sn Der sSirtbidait merben ites bic beten
Setrdnte Gisarreu unb 1abai sebalten. Wute Stol
lunsen fur ben Auspann. -. ~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21
roo MUCH I've.


One Result OF the Forest Fires Eelng
Made Apparent.
GRANTsBUEG, Wis. Feb. 2I.-A light
fall of snow replenished the logging
roads and again the lumbermen are
happy. The large amount of burned
timber amounting to 100. 600. 600 feet is
now certain to be banked, thereby re-
tanning its first value, whereas if it
stood owe summer it would be almost
an entire loss. The difficulty that now
c~onfronts the lumbsrmen is TO keep
their crews. for as the mild weather
comes the snow thaws and forms I've
with the several inches of ashes that
cover the entire burns I'D distr ct. This
I've eats the mems hands and feet, rem
dering them unable TO work and max
ing it very difficult for loggers to keep
full crews.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21
PICTURESQUE ECONOMY:
a Style Of Laundry Work Said to Prev
b ag# I'm Boarding Houses.

a Style Of Laundry Work Said to Prevail
E dg# In Boarding Houses.
"A peculiar appearance in the from
windows Of an a~ristocratic boarding
house ON one of the leading avenues
caused . discussion among passersby
In each pane was a square of white mus.
lin, with embroidered edges, which was
apparently glued to the pane.
That's a queer way of keeping out
the light, " observed one citizen to an.
other.
MUST be some new method Of deco.
ration, y remarked another.
Don't you know what that is?'' said
ayoung woman to her husband. That's
q windcw laundry.
land what may that be?:'
site the way ladies who board wash
their fine hanGkerchiefs. You see, it
dries and irons them at the same time. >
answered the young man
THAT they adhere like postage stamps
How do they do it?"
oh, you first catch your window;
then you wash the panes and place the
handkerchief against them, wringing
wet They stick like a plaster, and when
they come of are as smooth as satin. In
that way every woman can be her OWL
laundress.
Il see, said her husband thought,
fully, why so many families board. -
Detroit Free Press.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21
BIG DEAL I'M WINES

A Transaction Covering 10000 900 Gallons
Contaminated.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 21.~-The great
est wine deal that has aver taken place
In the United States has been consum-
mated. II involves the sale OF 10, 600,
600 gallons and the lease of six Of the
largest wineries in the state by the Cal
ifornia Wine Makers corporation. The
purchaser and lessee Is the California
Wine association, an organization Of the
principal wine dealers in San Francisco.
The transaction means that the Califor-
mia wine deolers can hereafter make a
profit and that hereafter the big dealers
win be merchants, leaving the grower
and the pressers a clear field for his in
dustry and enterprise.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21
Il HUNG.

Stated That He Intends TO Overthrow the
Manchnrian Dynasty.
LONDON, Feb. 21.-A dispatch from
Shanghai says it is positively asserted
that the journey of Ii Hung Chang to
Picking, is intended to give him a chance
to accomplish what he has long awaited
the overthrow of the Manchurian dy-
nasty in China. Iii Hung Chang has
begun his Journey to Picking. The same
dispatch also says that Kung, the ex-
Taoti OF Port Arthur, has made q con-
fession showing the t~raitorous designs
of Ii Hung Chang. It is stated that Ii
Hung Chang has been leagued with the
officials of the palace at Picking for the
overthrow of the dynasty ever since he
was deprived Of his yellow jacket and
peacock feather, and lost various offices.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21
Daughte-s OF the Revolut,ou.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-The first SEES
sion Of the fourth continental congress
of the National Society Of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution was held In
the audience room OF the Church Of Our
Father. The attendance of the dele
gates was the largest in the history of
the society, there being present fully
800 representatives OF local chapters.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21
QUESTION OF TIME.
Mrs. Adry Hayward Testifies
In the Noted Murder
Case.
TWENTY MINUTES TO SPARE
Harry Hayward Left at 7:2O
and Returned at TAO on
the. Eventful Night.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 2l.-Horace l..
Wells, paying teller Of the city bank,
and Louise Ireland were the witnesses
in the opening of the Hayward case.
Wells testified to having paid Harry
Hayward between $1,000 and $1,000
after Sept. 1, 1894, thus accounting for
the defendants possession of money
that did not come from Miss Cling.
Miss Ireland was recalled and ques-
toned by the defense as to Harry's call
ing at the fat on days preceding and ON
the day of the murder.
Mrs. Adry Hayward was put ON the
stand at II o'clock.
Question Of Time.
Her testimony simply bore ON the
question of the time Harry Hayward
called at Adry's fiat on the night of the
murder, which she could not fix def
nitely and the time she and Adry left
TO go to her parents house, which was
about 7:50.
Mrs. L. L. Hayward, the mother Of
the defendant, was then sworn. The
first part of her testimony was intended
to help establish Harry's alibi. Mrs.
Hayward said that Harry came into her
room at 1890, and said he was going out
to make q call. AT about 90 minutes to
8 he came in again, hurriedly, brushed
his hair and said he was going to the
opera. The 90 minutes between these
two times
In tine Vital Period. .1
for it was in that time, according to
BIxt's testimony, that Harry put him in
the buggy with Miss Cling, with instruo-
tions to drive away and kill her. Mrs.
Hayward was next asked about the ex-
istence of insanity in her family, but the
state at once objected, as the question
Of insanity had not been raised. The
objection was sustained by the court.
''I'm raising the question now" said
Erwin.
who's insane?'' asked the court.
coming at once to the meat of the mat
ter.
1--WE wish to show that at the time
previous to his going 30 Elder Stewart,
and at that time Adry was resting under
u uClWBAOn.
"Well, suppose he was insane, what
then p
sit would affect his credibility before
this jury and his competence to testify
Determined His Sanity Once.
THE court determined as to his CON-
potency when he was ON the stand and
there was no offer TO prove the contrary.
Insane persons, especially those who are
monomaniacs, are competentto testify
retorted the court.
MIR. Erwin asked q long series of
questions bearing ON Adry's actions, his
jealousy, his unreasoning fears during
youth, the medical treatment he had
been given, etc., bat they were all ruled
out.
Mrs. Hayward could not answer q
direct question as to the differences be-
tween Adry and Harry affirmatively or
negatively.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21

Women Can't Hold Office In Washington.
Judge McClinton of the superior court
of Clailam county has virtually decided
that under law women cannot hold office
in this state. The case which came be,
fore him was that of Charles Russell,
relation, against Ella Guptill. Miss Cup
till was i'm November elected superin-
tendent of schools in this county, and
received the largest majority Of any OF
the successful candidates, but OH the
strength OF an opinion received from the
attorney general it was decided to con-
test her election, with the result that
Judge McClinton overruled the demur.
rer OF the complaint, which decides the
case 40 Tar as the superior court is con
cenred. Miss Guptill's attorneys say
that they will appeal the cas- to the su-
preme court. Seattle Post Intelligen.
Ger.
An Anecdote of Shelley.
The poet Shelley tells an amusing
story Of the influence that Language
''hard 20 >be understood exercises ON
the vulgar mind. Walking o Covent
49,
Garden. London, he accidentally jostled
against an Irish NAVY, who, being in Q
quarrelsome mood, seemed inclined tC
attack the poet. A crowd of ragged SYM
p~athizers began to gather, when Shell
ley, calmly facing them, deliberately
pronounced:
II have put my hand into the ham
per. ! have looked ON the sacred barley
! have eaten ont of the drum. / have
drunk and am well pleased 4 have said
Knox Ompax, I and it il finished.
The effect was magical. The aston
ished Irishman fell back. His friends
began to question him. What bar
ley?' Where's the hamper?' What
have you been Nd~rinking?'' and Shelley
walked away unmolested. Junior.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21

ST.. PAUL, Feb. 2i.-At its Goth an
nual meeting in the parlors of the Com
mercial club the Minnesota Society for
the Prevention, of Cruelty adopted q
new constitution and elected officers for
1895. When President ID. r.. Noyes
took the chair over 20 delegates were
present, the various local societies
throughout the state being generally
represented.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21
TOPPED THE WORLDS RECORD.

Winona Has h Champion Rifle Shot I'm
the Person of A. j. Van Duzen.
WINoNA, Mimi, Feb. 2l.-In the per-
son of A. J.. Van Duzen, Winona virtu-
ally has the champion rifle shot of the
world.
AT 200 yards range, Mr.. Van Duzen
scored 2.254 ont of a possible $500, top
ping the worlds record by 9 points.
He is a member of the Buckeye Gun
club, and also of the Sharpshoopers'
organization of this city. Van Duzen
took fourth place in the, worlds fair
contest at Chicago in 1898, which was
opened to all corners.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21
Would Prevent Elopements.

CONCORD, N. H., Feb. 21.-A bill Or
dered to q third reading in the legisla-
ture is designed to prevent runaway
couples from other states from coming
to New Hampshire to be married. 1t
requires that all persons desiring to be
married shall file notice of the9r inten-
ton five days previous TO the issuance
OF the certificate, n il they r now
residents they must give 10 DAYS notice.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21

ons geological formations are described,
their thickness and extent gwen with
enough detail to make ID Of value in
identifying rocks throughout the state.
A chapter on the geological history Of
the state il written In popular narrative
style, which will be easier reading for
those unfamiliar with geological terms.
About twenty-ssven pages are devoted
TO Economic geology, giving general
facts concerning mineral ores, waters,
artesian wells, building materials, fuels
and soils. The volume win be found
helpful to every school and every library,
and q limited number OF copies will be
sent to any persons sending five cents to
pay postage.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21
Montana High Degree N1asons.

LIVINGSTON, Mon, Feb. 21.-The Par
ticular Consistory for Eastern Montana,
Scottish Rite Masons, closed q five days
session with q banquet at Masonic hall.
During the convocation q large class
was taken from the third to the sd de-
gree. Prominent masons from all over
Montana and from other Western states
were i'm attendance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21
Minnesota Delsgatlon Complete.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2i.-Hon. Joel p.
Heatwolek eongressman-elect fIom the
Third Minnesota, Is expected to reach
this city during the day. His arrival
viii make the Minnesota delegation
complete, and it is probable that they
win get together within . few days
and decide upon q course or action. in
Guiding the part they win play in the
organization of the next house.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21
The MaraIG ras.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 21.-The de-
lightful weather il bringing large
crowds and the carnival is ON. The At-
lantians entertained at the French
Opera House, basing their tableaux ON
Donald @. Mitche1l's story OF 1.-THE
Bride of the Ice King
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21
Flour MIN Burned.

FERGUsF FALLS, Mimi, Feb. 2I.-Frank
Lacross' -four mill, near the head OF
Pelican lake, was burned. The fire start
ed from : defective stove. 10 is UNDER
stood there was no insurance ON the
property, which was estimated to be
worth 1900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21
President Free Resigns.

YANKToN, 8. D., Feb. 2I.-President
A. T. Free of Yankton college has ten
dered his resignation and will leave the
college at the close Of the present term.
George w. Nash and Miss Hall, mem
bers of the faculty, and Miss Stacy, the
matron, also resigned. Professor Free
has lately had several good offers for his
services, and has at last decided to &C
cept one of them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-21

. . TsAmne mhAe.


MosaA TAMae mmAes
Chicago, Milwaukee a SG pAnl Railway, which
effect, sunday, November AZ, a6e4s
TRAINS a0sma mAsH.
Passenger, 10. a. departs 1i:O6 O. M.
Freight No. Ga. departs $50 q. m.
Freight, No. II, depaEts 500 p. IN.
TRA1Me a0sHa wneT,
Mixed, No, %, departs4s 10 p. u.
xnAxM@ RD0m o. Hast.
Passenger, No. Q, arrives 9:4b p. M
Freight, No. "a, arrives A:b0a. nm.
Freight, No. 50, arrives IS y. u.
TRAEas RaOM O VEST.
Freight, No. -, arrives 1919 .. m.
Ali the above trains carry passengers; but
ireights only when passengers are provided with
Ickaae.
Passenger trains going east make connection
ct Egan for ell points south, and passenger train
going west, at WOOneOcket for AL points north.
MADISON a BREsTOL LINE.
P~assengeF goinR north. depasts 3:bOp. N.
PASSENGER from north arrives, 1850 o. N.
JN0. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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