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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-06-20
To Whom Ii Nav Concern,

TO HUH tt May COHCtTH.
Notice is hereby given. that by the order Of the
undersigned judge Of the county court of the
county OF Lake In the state Of South Dakota,
made ON the 18th dav OF June 1895, Wednesday,
the LIST day Of July, 1896, at ten O'Clock Q. m. oil
said day, has been fixed as the time for proving
the will Of j. Morris Rea, deceased, and for hear.
ing the petition of Ann ;. Rea executor nam ed
in said will, for the ISSUANCE of letters to her as
executrix.
Witness my haLd and seal Of said court, this
18th day Of June, 1896.
J. Ii. WILLIAMSON,
Judge of Said Court.
d. d HOLDRIDGE d SON,
attorneys for Petitioner.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-25

Our shoe department is con-
plete an inspection is requested.
{. Rheinausr.
Edwards B.os. at tie city mar
kct, have the best stock of meats
and vegetables, fresh and sweet.
Call on them.
Seats for entertainment tomor-
row night can be had at Post Office
drug store.
Examine those fine toilet goods
at Tydings & Co. They are the
best and cheapest.
Dress suits for men and boys at
Rheinauer's.
c. Il. Bateman of McIntosh is
filing :he position of night opera
tor at the Plant System freight
depot.
You will find at Rowelps under
wear-the kind you wanr, at prices
you don't mind paying.
Rheinaur's dry goods house is
headquarters for mating, lace
curtains and window shades.
Fresh rolls every morning for
your breakfast at French Bakery.
/: G!cichman Of Hamburg, Ger
many, arrived in the city ycstcr-
day. He cams over on business
connected with b AREN'T, deceas
cd.
You can get clear insight into
the best bargains in city and coun
try property, improved orange
groves and vegetable farmers BY
calling on or address Haisley anc
| Co., Ocala.
Roaming toys for the little one:
at the Anti Monopoly drug store
II you like to see pretty China
| and cut glass ware call at Birdsey
s. Co.
( A public library should be tht
price Of every community. Re
; member the benefit tomorrow
night. Seats SOC at Post Offic,
drug store.
e Fresh Cedar Key oysters serv
ed in all styles at Williamson /
Constants. BY an experience
d oyster cook.
" Don't forget that we have a
kinds of school books and schoo
supplies. Ocala News Depot.
:. Mr.. Craadall of the stock fir
o of Moore & Crandall, is in tow
s these gentlemen will have a ca
load Of horses at Liddon Bro'
stables in few days which the
e viii! sell at auction.
TIE Racket-Ga'vauized We
buckets 32c.. l4-qt. dish pan 17c
e, wood bowls IL, coffee mills zoe
y new fancy oil cloth l6c., scho,
- companion filled &C., 10 slate PEI
of ellis lc., nice walters l2c, lunc
baskets 10 and age,
IS Shoes that ft and wear we
you will fiud at Davidson & Va
Echop's.
rs Maple sugar, the pure stuff
IS Birdseys.
Rowelis oil polish for ladie
shoes restores the lustre aud lr
10 serves the leather.
al
,u U.R Waterman & Co., ha'
Just opened a splendid line of Goa
in the fastest styles and at rig
n, prices.
e Try Witch Kloth for polishil
bright parts of your bicycle I5c
Post Office drug store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-25
LOCAL LnCONICS
News Of the City Briefly
Told.
People You Know and Things You
Know, Caught on The Fly as
They Come and Go.
r. r. CARROLL, City Editor.
Wednesday, Nov. p.

Wednesday, Nov. p.
Send your orders for groceries,
fresh meats, fish and produce by
phone No. 50, at L. 5. Blacks,
Stalls II, II and Is. city market
Our 10 cent box paper cannot
be Squalled Ocala News Depot.
Western beef today at Edwards
Bros.
Baby's Tolcum Powder at the
Autobiography drug store for I5c
a box.
w. w. Achesor of Belleview is
in town to-day on business.
Swinton New Word Analysis
have arrived at Oeala News Depot.
The Racket-Toys and fancy
goods coming every week.
Best fresh meats in town at
Edwards Bros, city market.
J. NJ. Barco of Cotton Plant
spent yesterday in Ocals.
The cheapest groceries in the
city at J. Is. Sutton's, z6 ExpoSi-
sion street
To see Roweli's pretty ties is
to buy enc, for they please the
taste.
Thanksgiving service in Grace
church tomorrow at II a. m.
Ledgers, copying books and all
kinds OF Cffice supplies at Ocala
News Depot.
See A. +. Delouest's new ad ir
todays paper.
Novels. magazines, newspapers
and periodicals cf the latest edi
tions always on hand at Ocala
News Depot.
Have you seen our SOC necl
wear? Davidson & VanEchoP
John Gambrell of Homosassa i
in town On business.
TO Cure a Cold i'm One Da!
Take laxative Bronco QuInine Tab
lets. All druggists refund tn
money if it fails 10 cure. 25c.
Capt. il. Ipglis has returne'
from a several weeks trip to NeN
York.
A big stick of Licorice for )
at the Autobiography drug store
Manhattan shirts are known t
be the best made Rowell ha
just received another big shipmer
of this week.
Our line of box paper, ladie
stationary and visiting cards al
all the latest style. OCala New
Depot.
Screve1 D,zier OF Jacksonvill
nephew of John Dtzier of this cit.
has been appointed treasurer
the F. c. s. p. railroad CO.
A nice assortment of fine cake
at French Bakery.
The Racket-4ofcot galvaniz;
clothes lines Ioc,, nail hamme
Ioc., hat racks IOc, II box,
matches Ioc., bars Blizzard SCI
Ioe., Dover egg beater lOc.
Don't pay two prices but go
The Racket, where prices are ;
ways rock bottom and don't "
forget it.
Newly Received. - Sardelle
Bismarck Herring, Dutch Herrin
Smoked Herring, Salt Macker
at the French Bakery.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-25

morrow Thanksgiving Day) the
diagram for seats will be found at
Post Office drug store.
Mrs L c. Clark, professional
nurse, is again on duty and may
be found at her residence p Os-
ceola street. All corrssponder &C
promptly answered.
Suokctts, Z clear Havana cigar
for sc at the Anti Monopoly drug
store.
Would you like to take a peep
back Through Colonial Door
ways" If So come to the enter
tainment Thursday night ard you
will have an opportunity.
For your Thanksgiving turkeys.
chickens, veal and celery go to
Edwards Bros. city market.
We carry the bes: 81 50 glove
Adler & CO. make. Davidson &
NanEctop.
DR.. r. P. Izlar arrived in the
city this afternoon to spend
Thanksgiving with DR.. A. l.. Iz!ar.
In Rowell's window may be seen
the shoes to be worn by one Of
the characters in the concert tc,
morrow night.
Call and see the new and COM
plete line of combs and brushes
just received at the Post Office
drug store.
Roquefort cheese, limburgel
cheese, Swiss cheese and New
York Dairy cheese at French
Bakery.
A fine lunch basket for Ioc a
Ocala News Depot.
Deputy United States Marsha
Jas. Clark came up yesterda
bringing one Amos White, colol
ed, charged with sellirg whisky
While is an old offender, havin
just served term for the sam
offense.
A fresh line OF Crepe Tissu
paper at the Anti-Monopoly dru
store.
Fifty pair ladies pointed toe, pa
ent tipped Juliets-reduced frol
three dollars a pair to two dollar
-Rowell's.
| Just received Italian chestnut
seeded raisins, cleaned currant
new cluster raisins, citrop, fe
and new almonds at French Ba
cry.
Be thankful for all of the pri
leges you have enjoyed during t
past year, and last but not lea
that of attend an interesting e
tertainmelt and helping a go'
cause. Opera house Thursd;
evening, reserved seats soc.
Latest styles DeLeon hats at
A. Rowelps-best hat ever sc
for So.
You want a new winter suit,
K. Waterman & Co, have it a
they cannot be under sold.
Attorney w. K. Zswadski
turned from Bronson yestcrd;
where he has bean in attendar
i at circuit court and where be W
a notable victory In the big ~
Der case of S. Gukenheimer
Savannah VS.. The Sowders
|. press CO. He was the leading
torney for the plaintiff AMI the
{ fendant was represented by
best legal talent in the state.
) The finest line of fall and win
: clothing in town can be seen at
r. Waterman & Cas- The pri
,. are very low.
5 Spiced pickles in bulk Ioc
It dozen at Birdsey & c..
NJ Tv1in1c +na dvuIric =
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-25
WHAT WE ARE THANFUL
FOR.

NJ ayor Realdc is thankful that
his term cf office is nearing the
end.
Judge Bullock ard Major Camp
bell are thankful tnas their term of
office is about to bsgin.
DON McIver is thankful tkat
we have not all lived during the
year.
N. K. Williams is thankful we
are not all bald-headed.
+. E. Harris is thankful that
Grover Cleveland will soon retire
from politics.
A bert Wright is thankful that
Dec. is almost here.
H., L. Anderson is thankful that
Silver Springs has rot cried up
bsfcre he gets his electric road
finished.
G.. A. Carmichael is thankful
that a few of us were born thirsty.
Will H. Hopkins is thankful that
everybody likes celery.
lake Israel is thankful that
everybody reads the Citizen and
Evening Star.
Geo. Lyonsis thankful We will
have another try for free silver in
1900.
Albert Gerig is thankful that his
bachelor days are over.
D. S. Woodrowe is thankful that
t before another thanksgiving day
he will be dwelling serenely in the
i state of matrimony.
v Deck Davis is thankful that one
: of the chairs in the council cham
:. Der is just his size.
Q w. Gordon Brown is Thankful
e there is still left ga little bit O
sugar for the bird"
w. H. Chaille is thankful tha
g most people are born hungry.
J. A. Rowell is thankful tia
t the "Trilby" craze has died out.
n D. 9. Williams is thankful ther'
. will soon be a vacancy in the post
office.
5, S. Benjamin is thankful ,ha
IS November's as warm as May.
DR.. Newsom is thankful for th
coming of the SICK Yankees.
w. w. Condor is thankful tba
people have to purchase ticket
before they can ride on the F. c
II &P.
'u Will Phillips is grateful that h
ay don't have to issue mere than tw
copies per week Of the Mornin
News.
IL J,P. Galloway is grateful ths
everybody don't drink cocoa col
Phil Brown is grateful to g.
Y; back to the brick city.
Geo. VanEchop is grateful ths
the "New Bully" has been foun'
re- L. N. GREEN'S grateful that OF
~, cow farm has been dispensed witt
ce Col. A. Eichelberger is gratef
ON that Ocala will have a tobacc
M convention.
G. A. Nash is grateful for Il
fact that he is the proprietor
" three fourishirg stores.
at H. c. Groves is grateful that
ie- escaped the third warder's chair.
he The Merchants National bar
S grateful fLr its wonderful chez
cred career.
ter S. T. Sjstrunk is grateful th
v. ne "got there"
Jake Gerig is gratefu1 that tie
is only one single man left in /
store.
We are al grateful for a pr1
Sc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-18
OF GENERAL INTEREST.

Salt Lake City, Utah, is the only
city in the United States situated on
salt water and yet far from the sea
shore.
The $4,000 people Of Columbus, o.
are not in the least crowded together,
for their city is laid out over l6A.
square miles OF territory.
DIR. Van NiesSen. of Wiesbaden
thinks he has found the bacillus Of
syphilis. IL occurs in V-shaped couP4es
in the blood of syphIstic patents, and ia
capable OF Developing nycelial threads
and spores. From has experiments DR.,
Van Niessen thinks the disease is infec.
tjous. but the Lsnst Is skeptical about
lis bacillus and his theory.
Hon. A. ". Paine of Penobscot> Me-
has attended every term of the supreme
court at Bangor for SO years with che
exception of one winter, when Illness
kept him home He was on hand At
the opening Of the court short ti1ae
ago. with a case for tFial. He has
argued cases a. every term OF court, eI'
TIC one lrl = - III
A coIored witness in a southern
court recently stated that he was IN
able TO testify a. 20 certain occur
renee, because be had domestic
trouble Just about that time. What
was tia: domestic trouble7~ asked The
examining attorney. well, 20 tel The
truth. boss.- said the witness. i waS IL
the penitentia-y for sueAlin' COW.
The photographs rife Is said 70
have proven = great success with ths
emperor Of Germany and his guests o.
e deer hunt A little camera Is h1eo =
the gun and exposes Plate al The
instant the shot Is fired The plate y
quickly Developed n . pocket bath
The picture shows whether The animal
vas struck. aid enables The hunter %
avoid fruitless chase Il b. has Missed
his game.
William E Curtis = authority fos
The statement thai jose 4acsQ- The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-18
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.

Boston, Mass, Feb. 15.-Thos. Hewes
Hinckiey, an artist of wide fame, died
at his home in Milton today aged 8.
New York, Feb. 15.-The two Fitzger-
aid boys, William and James, have been
| re-arrested in connection with the muir
der of Max Eglau in a deaf and dumb
| institution.
Washington, Feb. 15.-Colonel Dan
gerfield, Eighteenth infantry, has been
ordered home from his commend in the
department of Texas, at his own re-
quest, to await retirement
Berne, Feb. 15.-John L. Peak of Mis-
souri,, the new United States minister to
Switzerland, has presented his creden-
tails TO the president and vice presi-
dent, who have returned his visit
Chicago, Feb. 15.-At the Cook coun-
ty Republican convention today dele
gates were appointed to the state con-
vention at Springfield and instructed
for John r. Tanner for governor.
Eagle Pass, Texas, Feb. 15.-The ex-
tensive machine shops of the Mexican
international railroad at Ciudad POr-
firio Diaz, Mexico We're destroyed by
fire this afternoon, togther with two
locomotives.
Wright died at his home in Santa Rosa
county aged 12S years. He had bene
blind for many years but was mentally
sound. He leaves four generations of
descendants.
Alexandria. La. Feb. 15-The Repub-
leans of the Fourth congressional dis
trict today elected DR.. B. F. O'Neal of
Bossier and William Harper Of Caddo
parish. delegates TO st. Louis and in
structed for Reed.
Cranky, Quebec, Feb. 15.-Rev. NJ.
Gill, cure Of the church Of Notre Dame,
has been committed 10 prison by a mag
istrate for refusing to disclose secrets
Of the confessional in a suit in which he
was called as witness.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Feb. 15.-The to-
bacco stemmery Of T. D. Luckett & Co,
enc of the largest concerns in Clarks-
vile, was destroyed by fire last night
and about 100000 pounds of tobacco
stock was destroyed; loss $50 900.
Liberty. No. F!ez 15-Twenty-two
suits against the defunct Farmers
bank at Orrick have been compromised
by the plaintiffs. The bank suspended
on account of the speculations of Cash
Ter Parrish. The liabilities were $4O,-
600.
New Haven. Conn. Feb. 15.-Rev.
William LathrOp of kingsley. aged a..
one Of the profoundest scholars of New
England. died last night of old age.
He was editor Of the New Highlander.
and the Yale Review for nearly forty
years.
Grand Island. Neb. Feb. I5.-The ex-
ira eastbound passenger on the Union
Pacific collided with the westbound pas
senger here this morning. Fireman
Dill Of the extra and Conductor Palm
er OF the westbound passenger were
injured, but not seriously.
Macon. No. Feb. 15.-Hon. Richard
P Click Of SheIbina. Democratic can
c.date for congress IN the First dis
trict. was accidentally thrown from d
carriage While going 20 Shelbyville yes
terday. His right arm was broken q;
the elbow and he was badly shaken up.
Linn. No. Feb. 15.-Emn Davis was
hanged mere this morning for the muir
der Of Frank Anderson, his sisters
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-18
Ass6ssINs ON FRENCH ROADS.
Novel Suggestions for Avoiding Dangers
of Europ~an Travel.

Novel Suggestions for Avoiding Dangers
of European Travel.
The assassin in the railway carriage
Is causing some alarm in Fvance just
at present. and the recent attempt on
the life Of NJ. Freulon in the Nancy
Paris express has made the nervous
traveller cry out for more protection.
The remedies, however, suggested by
the public, namely, the frequent pa
trolling of the trains by additional
guards, and the adoption of carriages
with central couloir, as in Switzer-
land, are either impossible or inexpe-
dent. A further suggestion from "a
father of family" seems hopeless.
He proposes that the company SHAH
place in each compartment box con-
tanning a large loaded revolver. The
aggressee, when hard pressed, pushes
an electric button. opens the box,
snatches up the pistol, and proceeds to
make fireworks. This general uneasi-
ness caused an amusing soene near
Naples the other day. An attache from
one of the foreign embassies was re-
turning home from a fancy dress ball,
which be had attended as Mephis-
topheles. A suspicious individual, who
had entered the compartment with
him, demanded assistance, and be-
came very threatening. The at
tache said nothing. but cast OF
his wrappiDgs and lowered over
she aggressor q flaming Sfephis-
topheles with horns and hoofs. The
mans theological notions seem To
have been badly mixed, for he dropped
ON his knees and poured out a long con-
fession of his sins. MephistOpheles
as confessor is an original role. At
the next station he dismissed him with |
the medieval formula: / nuDc ANNA !
ancePs-into the hands Of the police.
Pail Mall Gazette
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-18

sweetheart, January, 1894, by admins
! tering strychnine in a drink of whisky.
Davis died protesting his innocence.
His parents refused the body. This is
the first hanging in Usage county.
Fire Island, y. Y. Feb. 15.-The
| steamer Otranto ran ashore on Fire Is
land bar this morning. The steamer
lies with its head about 200 yards from
the beach and about a quarter OF a
mile west of the life saving statiOn.She
lies in an easy position. She is a
b rig-rigged screw steamer of 1914 tons
Augusta, KY, Feb. 15.-RObert
Laughlin, prominent farmer. was as
saulted last night by unknown assis-
sins, who stabbed him several times.
His wife was murdered and also his IA
year old niece, and their bodies cremat-
ed by burning the housS Laughlin es-
capped. People are greStly excited. The
affair is wrapped in mystery.
Leadville, Colo, Feb. 15.-The Elks
and Shriners of Colorado, Utah and
Wyoming, were the honored guests at
the ice palace today. Over 5000 per-
sons We're present. Cripple Creek took
first prize for the largest delegation of
Elks. Excursions from Chicago and
st. Paul to the carnival are now be-
ing arranged.
Chicago, Feb. 15.-At a curve ap-
preaching the east entrance of the Van
Buren, street tunnel today, the Halsted
cable car jumped the track and crash
ed into the trailer Of the forward train.
The car was crowded with passen-
gers, nearly all of whom were more or
less bruised or cut. Jacob Warrick
and mss Lizzie OCallagan were Sc
verely cut by flying glass.
Chicago, Ill, Feb 15-William H.
Hughft, the 22-yearold son of Marvin
Hughit, president of the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad. shot and killed
himself at his fathers home in Prairie
avenue tonight. The young man, VINO
was a law student at the University OF
Madison, Wisconsin, had come home
owing to illness affecting his brain and
causing him unbearable headaches,
and is supposed to have taken his life
while temporarily insane.
Chicago, ILL.,, Feb 15.-Following the
assignment of the banking firm of KOp-
pert & Co, which occurred late yester-
day afternoon, Alexander Koppert,
banker, closed his doors this morning.
News of the closing of his sons bank
spread quickly and depositors, mostly
small tradesmen, started a run on the
Alexander Koppert's bank, forcing an
assignment. There was considerable
excitement and the police had TO be call
ed out to prevent violence. No state
ment of the assest and liabilities has
been filed.
Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 15-An explosion
of gasoline in the Pullman sleeper.
Wyndham about noon, completely de-
molished the interior of the car, bad
~ damaged the Pullman cars ella and
New England, and seriously injured
three persons, Mrs, Laura Faas, aged
80; Sadie Conroy aged %. and James
Richardson, porter. Cincinnati, aged
80. The cars were lying in the Penn
syivania yards and women We're clean
ing the carpets of the Wyndham with
gasoline. The gas ignited from the
stove and the explosion followed. Miss
COnrOy Will probably die.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-18
Able to Read Writing.

CT never viii forget the queer Incl
dents and exPerte noes l had when
first bought a typewriter. and set out
IN print my correspondence and bills
TO my customers who lived in the rus
tue region about me-" said = merchant
from a backwoods town. Several OF
my patrons dropped me, and was az
y loss TO account for their manner,
which changed toward me. At last the
mystery was solved. \ burly young
f5rTner drove w to the store, tied up
has oxen. and stalked into my Office.
"'3ir. Blank said be. I'D have you
know 5hat / know how 70 read writin',
and you don't have - print your letters
and bills when you send them 10 me.
l don't propose TO De insulted in such
IasnDer'
He then threw down the letter on
my desk. and stalked out."-Louisville
Courier-JOurnal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-18
TO WASH THE FACE.
In Order to Be Clean 1t Must Be
Scrubbed.

In Order to Be Clean 1t Must Be
Scrobbed.
If you wish % have clean, whole
some skin proceed as follows:
Select a good, pure soap, and recol-
]ect that .yoa cannot get such a soap
composed of vegetable oils for less
than Is cents a cake. An opaque soap
is better Khan q transparent one, as
the latter is made transparent by an
alcoholic process which renders it very
srying to the skin. Don't economize
on your toilet soap. Our small econo-
mics are not only absurd, but ira
fional to the last degree. believe we
each have a pet meanness, but the
tendency to economic on soaps seems
almost to be national, and the average
woman will spend her dimes and dol
lars freely on soda water and matinee
tickets, but viii wall over the necessity
of paying IS cents cake for soap, and
too frequently make an average on
her expenditures by purchasing five
cent cake composed of fat and alkaIi
and foisted upon the unwary under
some high-sounding name.
If you wish to wonderfully improve
a bad skin and indefinitely preserve
good one, scrub your face every night
before retiring.
Immerse the brush in a bowl of
water as hot as you can bear it upon
your face; rub the soap back and forth
upon tne brush Until you have good
lather; scrub your face thoroughly,
particularly about the nose and around
the eyes and chin, places where black
heads are apt to come. Take a peep az
the water, and you viii see there was
a need of the brush. Next rinse with
clean warm water, and then again with
cooler, so as to get every particle of
soap out of the pores of the skin, for
1t is Just as irritating to clog the pores
with soap as with dust. The face is
not clean unless it is kept free from
foreign matter Of every kind. After
thoroughly rinsing, dry with a soft
towel. If the scrubbing brush pro-
sometimes happens when it is first
used, apply little cold cream or some
equally soothing emollient.
In the morning wash the face again
in warm water. If you have used 4
cream or ointment upon it the night
before, it should be carefully washed
out of the skin and soap will again be
necessary. Otherwise battle only 10
warm water, followed by cold, as the
tonic effect of cold water is wonderful
in its aid to beauty.-N. Y. Journal.