The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-13
got into a political, rag: chewing? contest.
This time it happened to he the editor OF

got into a political, rag chewing contest.
This time it happened to be the editor OF
the Presa whom he run, ppn against II
course Of the oedlfying ~''ohewing" no
made some statements about the acts Of
the last legislature n which, being elsL
Ienged by the Press man, he pulled ont
his silver aud wanted to bet, II Having
his money quickly covered 'with"an offer
to raise him to $40 or $780, he ,suddenIy
became seized with Or desire 10 modify
his proposition. Twice he was permit
ted to "modify" and then he had to
crawtish or lose his money. He, preferred
crawisn. Emmett isa great buffer but
the. record is 4 thing. OF, which hefs
careful to fight shy, r'ii" Il s,tni II
Miller. =. S. d., Stoakman, 81; The
writer spent three days at Madison since
the last issue. The town ia, ~ OF the
best in the state, the state normal school
being located there, liz fact the. place p
noted for it's tine and numerous churches
and schools The ChautauaIa summer
school being in session w had the pleas
ure Of hearing Mrs, Leasse speak; Shsihs
a refined appearing lady. m able aosatqf
Booker Washington, the southern color
ed orator was there, also Cox. Balm, ar
Kentucky, and, pIetty of that class cf
talent. The crops in that section rpf
the state are immensei sSnmerof the
farmers are burning ,,c,orrn,'f Tot ,ffuiel," thefe
being a great deaiof last years grain stial
in the graner,ess, Oats theirs asrre 4SI CENTS
rbustuf:
dustry around Madison, there being five
creameries in operation in that vicinity.
We believe a man here in u own
county of Hand can make more clear
money with less labor raising stock and
dairying than can the Lake county
farmers raising grain-ceItainly at the
present prices. :
The county commissioners in the
equalization Of assessments lowered real
estate of. Chester s per cent, Orland 2,
Lakeview 5, Badus 2. Franklin was
raieed2 per cent, Clarno 2, Rutland 3,
Leroy 3, Huntington 3, Summit S, Way
ne 2. Others remain as assessed.
Average per acre abont $500.
n HprSes and tnules!rsised: Rutland 10
befcent, HnmH,tIt1 Franklin Is, Nunda
To-. CIarno 30. Winfield IS, City OF Msdi-
son 10. : Lowered, Chester 70, Went
worth 20 per cent, Lakeview 20, Leroy
10, Nunda 10, Herman 20, Wayne 5 per
lcant- Qthara- IA assessor. Average on
horses go apiece.
Cows three yeors' old over raised: Lee
roy 10 per cent, Clarno 5, Winfred 10,
fGity of Madison 10, Rutland 10, ,SsAsmit
ID. Edwsssd; Chester 10 per cent.
franklin y~pet cent, Lakeview 5, Munda
q Drland 5;yBadus 10, Concord 5. Aver
age OH COWS SIC.
Sheen. hogs and other property left as
returned by assessors. : zse< g
'11FTiE 5HhsA.k -II1c
On account 81 THE SPECIAL TEXTURES in
Fine prokraSn! al ehaataoq ia, and camp
fire which should 4bey attended by all,
and eesper,allyy ,By thy iota s6ldier.,ithere
will be no meeting Of Gsp. Shields Post
r~th+s~ereRisg,
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Dr4Esmaking.
I am piar4spatedsIoo fddoo9aan Kinds Of fashion
sble ,dresspakina apd alao plain sewing.
Tboss desiring work donpe.. | you'd be
splesssd 70 have calf tiny h9ms
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Y M Il .siuoss ,i!- a.'v I1o3oi re -
&c Esank.S smith: sole naGApt, will refund
fEouEnnneuf mot. aatisfedn otter using