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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-04-01

A little Ill, then a little pill. The i'll is
gone the pill has won. De Wits Little
Early Risers the little pills that cure
great ills. FRANK SMITH.
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Busy people have no time, and sensible
people have no inclination to use a slow
remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts
promptly and gives permanent results.
FRANK SMITH.
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everything, but it will cure piles. That's
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cases. FRANK SMITH.
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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-12

defeat brings to me no feeling of per-
sonal loss. Speaking for the wife who
has shared my labors, as well OF for
myself. desire TO say that We have
been amply repaid for all that We
have done.
In the face of an enemy rejoicing
for its victory, let the roll be call.
ed for the engagement and urge all
friends of bimetallism to renew their
allegiance TO the cause. II we are
right. and believe we are, we shall
yet triumph. Until convinced of his
error, let each advocate of bimetal-
lism continue the work. Let all sill
yer clubs retain their organization,
hold regular meetings and circulate
, literature. y
Our opponents have succeeded in
this campaign and must now put
their theories to the test. Instead of
talking mysteriously about sound
money and an honest dollar they
must now elaborate and defend &
nancial system. Every step taken by
them should be publicly considered
by the silver clubs. Our cause has
prospered most where the money
question has been longest discussed
among the people. During the next
four years it will be studied all over
this nation even more than it has
been studied in the past.
The year 1900 is not far away. Be
fore that year arrives international
bimetallisln will cease to deceive;
before that year arrives those who
have called themselves gold standard
Democrats will become bimetallists
and be with us, or they will become
Republicans and thus open enemies;
before that year arrives trusts will
have convinced still more people that
a trust is menace to private welfare
and to public safety; before that
year arrives the evils of a gold stand
ard will be even more evident than
they are now, and the people will
then be ready to demand an Ameri-
can financial policy for the American
people and join with us in the i'm
mediate restoration of the free and
unlimited coinage of gold and silver
at the present ratio of 1G to without
waiting for the aid or consent of any
other nation
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-11-12
COUNTY CHAT
A Brief Summary of News
From Wide awake Cor
respondents.
delayed Correspondence
NEW BAVARIA.
NEW BAVARIA, Nov. end.

Born to G. Brown and wife a boy.
. Hog cholera is still blooming.
G. G. Katter and j. J. Westrick,
who were travelling in the interest of
the Northwestern Yeast Co., of Chi
cago, have returned home, the season
beng at an end.
In spite of the exceedingly low price
of corn, our hustling grain merchant
Peter Hornung, is kept busy from
early morning until the shades OF
night envelop our fair land, adjust
ing the balance for the shameful pit
tance of zoe per cwt.
AS usual when the feathery Minis
trels begin to migrate to more sun
ny cline than ours the wedding bells
begin to ring. This time they ring
the prelude to the ceremony which
united John Zenz. of Pleasant town
ship, and Miss Mary Diemer, an es-
timable young lady of Marion town
ship, as man and wife. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. w. A.
Harks of the Sacred Heart church.
After the prescribed rites of the
church had been performed the hap
py couple with a host of relatives and
friends returned to the BRIDES home
where sumptuous repast was await
ing them, The groom has purchased
a farm in Marion township, where
they will make their future home.
May success and happiness always
surround them. X
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KINDERVILLE.
KINDERvILLE. Nov. Stl

KINDERvILLE, Nov. Sth.
The Republicans of this place are
all wearing smile over the election
of VIM. Mckinley.
Byron Blank has commenced to
erect new barn on his farm.
Mrs. Ella Miller, of Hamler, spent
Sunday with Mrs. s. S. Struble.
J.C. DavisspentSund near Desh-
Ter.
Peter Reed has moved his family to
Napoleon.
Mrs. David Rouch, of Deshler, call
ed on friends here Friday.
Jacob Wesner, of Hamler. was on
our streets Sunday.
Miss Cora Siders has returned home
from North Baltimore, where she has
been for some time.
H. Finney, of Napoleon, was in this
place Thursday.
Ex-Squire Cheney is on the sick
list. Miss Corlena Honeck, of Malin-
ia, is teaching school at this place in
Miss Laura Neible's place. who has
been on the sick list for the past few
weeks.
Quite a number Of people in this
vicinity attended the speeches at
Grelton last Monday evening.
Ode Shufelt gave a grand dance
Saturday evening, which was well
attended.
W. E. Siders is preparing to make
q trip to some point in West Va. very
soon.
Fred Andrix was in Napoleon Sat.
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TEXAS.
TEXAS, O., Nov. 9th.


George Poulson, of Cleveland, call
ed on friends here last week.
Rev. Rowe, of Liberty Center,
preached here last Sunday evening
and left an appointment for the even
ing of Nov. 18th.
A party was given at the home OF
Urias Bortel on the evening of Oct.
30th, in honor of Justin Bortel's
birthday.
Will Maloney and wife, of Weston,
spent last Sunday with friends in
town.
Mrs. E. J. Kendall, of Deshler,
visited her mother, Mrs. Bellinger
the past week.
Robert Connolly and wife have be-
gun housekeeping on the Shannon
farm.
Nelly Connolly has returned from
her trip to Minnesota.
John Durbin is doing carpenter
work at Mcclure.
This town was visited by burglars
the night of November 5th, an en-
trance to J. w. Wright's store was
made by breaking glass panel next
to the door. Some jewelry, silk
handkerchiefs ID cigars We're taken,
also few pennies. j. Anglemyre's
store was entered by breaking
through window, but as nothing
was molested it is supposed they be-
came frightened. They must have
been very hungry burglars as they
helped themselves to generous
lunch at ]. W. Wrights.
BUCKEYE.
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o. Mrs. H. 5. Reynolds
August Mehring and hands went to
Mark Center Monday where they
have a job of work to do.
Work on the new town hall and
store room is at a standstill on ac-
count OF the galvanized front not yet
received.
Mr.. Snyder, of Evansport, is about
the Corners in the interest OF the
Evansport Milling Co., OF which he is
a member.
Political matters have about quiet
ed down in this neighborhood, and
everything moves along more in the
old way than for several months
past.
There is some talk of new grocery
firm starting up at this place il a
room can be secured. Nothing def
mite has been done. y.
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EL1IwOOD.

ELMwooD, Nov. 9th.
Winter at this writing. We had a
brisk snow storm Sunday.
A large number Of guests were pres
ent at the wedding of Tillie Buehrer
and Aaron Rupp, notwithstanding
the bad weather. Everyone had an
enjoyable time and the bride was
presented numerous and valuable
presents. The young couple will soon
go to housekeeping. May they meet
with the best success is the wish of
their many friends.
Jacob and Noah Grabill and sisters,
of Maysville, Ind, are spending the
week with friends in this vicinity.
S. Gerig, of Indiana, is out here on
a hunting expedition.
The J. r. 81 Y. q. society held a
meeting Sunday evening and elected
one new officer.
J. H. NofZinger was at Napoleon
Monday on business.
Simon Kraus returned to his home
at Smithsviile, Ohio, Saturday after
spending a few months in this yicini-
ty. He expects to spend the winter
in this vicinity.
| u. y. NolZlnger, OF ArcnDolu spenl
Sunday in this vicinity.
C. Schlatter and wife, of Harlan,
Ind, are spending a few days here
| with friends.
Fred J. Schultz was at Napoleon
Saturday on business.
j. Riegsecker spent Saturday even
ing with his brother near Pettisville,
X. Y. q.
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Legal Notice.

THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF CYRILLIS
L Page. whose respective names and plac-
es of residence are unknown, will take no.
tice that Herman f. March, filed in Cause
No. 4525. pending in the Court of Common
Pleas of Henry County, Ohio. a cross petit
tion alleging among other things that he is
the owner OF and in actual possession of the
southwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter Of Section Nineteen l19), Township Four
t4l, North Range Six (6 East in Henry Coun-
ty. Ohio, and that the unknown heirs of
Cyrillis Page have or claim to have some
claim. title. interest or estate In said premi-.
ses adverse to the estate of said March,.
which cross petition prays that the title
and possession of the said March in said
premises may be 9uieted and said nknown
heirs Of said Cyrillis Page be forever barred
from in any manner claiming any title or in
terest to or in said premises adverse to the
said March, and that said cause upon said
cross petition will be for hearing in said
Court after six (6) weeks publication hereof.
HERMAN F. MARCH.
By d. g. BAKER, his Attorney.
October 9Th. 1896. .-6w
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MCCLURE.
MCCLURE. Nov. 9th.

MCCLURE, Nov. 9th.
Cecil Tew was IN Grand Rapids on
business Saturday.
Miss Ada Clark, who has been
working in Hamler for some time, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Chuck Jones and wife have been
made happy over the arrival OF lit
tie boy. All are doing well.
Mrs. A. Mech and Mrs. II. Bavor
called on Randall Hill friends Tues
day.
Mike Fiser and Ed Detray were in
Napoleon Saturday.
Mrs. Daniel Frazier and children
moved into the Fontinell house on
Main street Friday.
David Phillips returned to the To-
ledo asylum Tuesday after a months
visit with his son John at this place.
John Macklin is home on a visit.
Mrs. Miller, of near West Hope,
spent a few days of last week with
Mrs. A. Reed.
VIM. Moorehead, of Columbus, was
in town Tuesday. He will move his
family to the above named place in
the near future.
Fred Smith. of Toledo, spent few
days of last week with his brother
in-law, Harry Moorhead.
j. w. Lowery, of Leipsic, spent
Sunday here with @. S. Lowery.
Again the angel of death visited
our little burg, claiming for its victim
Mrs. Jenora Nichols. She was suf
ferer for about weeks with typhoid
fever. She departed this life Mon
day, Nov. 2nd, aged "a years, 10 mo
and 3 days. She leaves a husband
three small children and large cir
Gle Of friends to mourn their loss.
DAISY.
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ARCHBOLD.
ARcHBoLD, Nov. 9th

ARCHBoLD, Nov. 9th.
s. G. Nofzinger was at Napoleon
Monday on business.
Samuel Gerig, of Maysville, Ind,
appeared on our streets Saturday.
Henry Wolf and August Bruins, OF
Elmwood, were at this place Satur-
day on important business.
George Gilbert is in the blacksmith
shop again after spending some time
with friends at PeUosky, Mich.
August Niewoll, of Toledo, is with
his Archbold friends yet.
NJ. 4. Nofzinger, of Napoleon, was
at this place Saturday on business.
August Shaler, of Kokomo, Ind,
was in this vicinity the past week.
s. G. Nofzinger spent Sunday with
friends in the country.
Henry Clair, living three miles
southwest of here shot himself Mon
day morning. How the accident
happened no one knows. He was
making preparations for butchering
hogs. 1t is thought that the gun was
accidently discharged while he was
in the act of shooting the hog.
George R. Whitmore, of Delta, was
in town Monday on business.
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.
John Fahrer,
VS..
Laura Fahrer, ct. al


In the Probate Court Of Henry County,
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF THE
1 Probate Court of Henry County, Ohio, l
will offer for sale at public auction, on the
18th day of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
at o'clock afternoon, at the north door of
the Court House, in Napoleon, Henry Coun-
ty, Ohio, the following described real estate,
situate in the village Of d Holgate Comfy hdy
certain parcel of land situate mostly as the
southerly end of lot Q. in said village OF Hol-
gate, described as follows
Beginning at the south least corner OF the
north east quarter of Section Two t2l in
Pleasant Township, Henry County, Ohio
thence north on the section line between
Sections One ~ and Twot2) of said Town,
ship 2.92 chains thence at right angles West
Z D9a3ehains, to the center OF the Napoleon ano
PfiTe deiItbr OF said Pike to the east and west
GtnbeEdine of said Section Two t2): thence
east on said center line OF said Section Two
(2) 11s2t chains to place Of beginning, less
strip off the south side of the above de
scribed parcel of land II 81 chains, lbeinl
east and west). and 1.39 chains wide lbeine
north and SOUTH, said last described strll
being heretofore conveyed to one Henr!
Meyer; the tract hereby conveyed to sait
Catharine Fahrer containing one and a hal
| (11s) acres of land more or less.
Said property is appraised at 81, 233.00 ant
can not be sold for less than two-thirds o
| its appraised value.
one third in one year and one-third in tW
| years from the day of SALE, with interest
the deferred payments to be secured b
JOHN FAHRER,
| Administrator of the Estate of Catharine
Fahrer. deceased.
| s. NJ. HAGUE Attorney.
| Napoleon, Ohio. Oct 9th, 1s96-4t
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MR.. BRYAN ADDRESSES
THE BIMETALLISTS OF
THE COUNTRY. -
Does Not Believe Prosperity Can
Be Restored Until Free and
Unlimited Coinage of Sill
yer at 1G to 1 Prevails.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 6.-Mr. Bryan
gave out the following addressed TO
the bimetallists of the United States.
Conscious that millions of loyal
hearts are saddened by the tempor-
ary defeat, l beg to offer a word of
hope and encouragement. No cause
ever had supporters more brave,
earnest and devoted than those who
have espoused the cause of bimetal
lism. They have fought from con-
viction, and have fought with all the
zeal which conviction inspires.
Events will prove whether they are
right or wrong. Having done their
duty as they saw it, they have moth
ing to regret.
The Republican candidate has
been heralded as the advance agent
of prosperity. If his policies bring
real prosperity to the American peo-
Pile those who opposed him will share
in that prosperity. If on the other
hand, his policies prove an injury to
the people in general, those of the sup
porters that do not belong to the of
fice-h holding class, or to the privileged
classes. will suffer in common with
those who opposed him.
The friends of bimetallism have
not been vanquished; they have
simply been overcome. They believe
that the gold standard is a conspiracy
of the money changers against the
welfare of the human race and until
convinced of their error they will
continue the warfare against it.
The contest has been waged this
year under great endorsements and
against great odds. For the first time
during this generation public atten
tion has been centered upon the
money.
The Republican convention held
| out the delusive hope of information
al bimetallism, while Republican
leaders labored secretly for the mon
ometalIisn. Gold standard Demo
Gratis have publicly advocated the
ELECTION of the indianapolis ticket,
while they labored secretly for the
election of the Republican ticket
The trusts and corporations have
tried to excite fear of lawlessness
while they have been defying the
law, and American financiers have
boasted that they were the custo'
dians of national honor while they
were secretly bartering away the ma
tion's financial Independence.
| But in spite of the efforts of the
administration and its supporters; In
lspite of the threats of money loaners
at home and abroad; in spite of the
Ecoercion practiced by corporations
and employers; in spite of trusts and
syndicates; in spite of an enormous
Republican campaign fund, and in
spite of the influence of the daily
Ipress, bimetallism has almost
triumphed in its first great fight.
| No personal, or political . friend
need grieve because Of my defeat.
My ambition has been to secure i'm
mediate legislation rather than. to
ienjoy the honors of Office. Therefore,
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DESHLER.

DEsHLER, Nov. 10th.
Louis Fleck went to his home in Upper
Sandusky to vote.
H. V. Kunkie was at Lsipsic Sunday even
ing.
The Masons gave banquet in their new
hall Thursday evening.
j. Donnell and Miss Lulu Hull were at Nc
Comb Sunday.
Mrs. Shattenberger has returned from a
weeks visit at Bradner.
Miss Ella Simms, of Custar, spent SUM-
day here.
Mrs. Mayberry, of Columbus Grove, was
guest at the home of Mrs. Pete Gelb last
week.
Mrs. Lee Davis spent Sunday with her
sister. Mrs. Kit Jones, in Hamler.
Ephraim Lytle and sister, Anna, of Town
wood, were guests of their parents over Sun
day.
Will Hunlock, of Hoytsville, was in town
Friday evening,
Mrs. F. A. Meeker entertained Mrs. q. H.
Daum at tea Saturday evening.
II. V. Kunkle returned Friday after several
days illness at his home in Leipsic.
Don't fail to attend the social at the home
of H. L. House Friday evening.
Mrs. George VanHorn was guest at the
home of her brothers., o. Devore. in Leip-
sic over Sunday.
Mrs. D. Hoskins. who has been quite i'll
with typhoid fever, is visiting hbr mother,
Mrs. Brooks, at Lima. ,E.g
Mr.. and Mrs. VanSickle. oftTownwood,
were guests of Lytles Thursday
Miss Alma Cox is very ill with typhoid
fever.
Brandon Hickey, of Leipsic. was in town
last Friday on business. AT2'N..f ftT
DR.. W. W. Conn was at Lima Sunday.
Mrs. E. L. Long left Tuesday morning for
| few days visit at Weston.
Dennis Porter, of Leipsic, was in town
Tuesday.
Maud Collins went to Findlay Tuesday.
| Geo. Ward, of Chicago, who has been WIS.,
iting here will return to-day. .,.,..
Harry Buck, of Columbus Grove, moved
| here Tuesday.
Mrs. D. Heller has been on the sick list.
"Bud' Kunkle and 'Doc" Mead were at
Leipsic Tuesday evening. H..
SUITE NEssE.
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FMe Pills.

SendYour address to H. E. Bucklen & CO.
Chicago, and get free sample box of DR.
Kings New Life Pills. Atrial will convince
you of their merits. These pills are easy II
action and are particularly effective in the
cure of Constipation and Sick Headache
For Malaria and Liver troubles they have
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teed to be perfectly free from every deleteri
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They do not W. AIKEN by their action. but by
giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly
invIgorate the system. Regular size 25c pei
box. Sold by d. j. Humphrey, Druggist
Napoleon, Ohio.
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FLATROCK TOWNSHIP.

FLATRocK TWP, Nov. 9th.
Whoop, whoop hurrah for little
Henry, is heard in every direction
and VIM. J. Bryan in 1900.
Miss Vile Osborn who has been
quite sick is convalescing.
Edward Sinkey is suffering with
rheumatism.
Frederick Nischwitz is putting an
addition on his house.
Miss Mabel .Lymangrover and An
ma KeiI were in Napoleon Saturday
night.
Vim. Rush and family entertained
the young people of this vicinity
October 31st. All reported a good
time, and all returned home after en-
joying dish of oysters.
SWEET PEAR.
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day.
Quite a thunderstorm this place at
tended the U. b. quarterly meeting
at Wauseon last Sunday. Elder Lii
ly OF Hicksville officiated.
Carrie Clifton was surprised on her
eighth birthday last Wednesday by
twelve little girls and other friends.
She received some fine presents.
After two weeks vacation Wilbur
and Harry Kline commenced school
at Ridgeville Monday. W. c. X.
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TUBBSVILLE.

TUBBsvILLE, O., Nov. 10.
The Y. P. G. U. will hold a mush
and milk social at Alfred Lees next
Saturday night. Supper 1Oc; all are
invited.
The Thomas boys returned home
last week from hunting in Wiscon-
sin. The party killed twelve deer
but were not allowed to bring any of
them home.
The Helping Hand Society met
with Mrs. Christ Gibbs last Thurs
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RIDGEVILLE CORNERS.

ROCKVILLE CoRs., Nov. 10th.
The schools began again Monday
after two weeks vacation.
The Freedom and Ridgeville Sun.
day schools are holding convention
here in the M. E. church to-day with
good attendance.
Mrs. Alice Higham and two nieces,
of Buffalo, New York, are the guests
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cATAR RHl
COLD lN HEAD
HOmeseekers' Excursion.

Agents of Ohio Central Lines will sell
in Virginia. North Carolina. South Carolina.
Alabama Florida, Georgia, Kentucky Lousi-
ana. Mississippi. Tennessee, Kansas Ne
| braska, Iowa, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah.
Dakota, Arkansas, Indian Territory Okla
homa, Texas. Arizona and New Mexico at
onefare for the round trip on November 8
returning within q days. For full particu-
T, lars see agents of Ohio Central Lines or ad-
dress any Of the following Agents. W. A.
| Peters, Michigan Passenger Agent, No. W.
| Agent, John Moores, Travelling Passenger
| Agent, Findlay. Ohio: J. r. Gamble General
| Agent. Columbus, Ohio, or address,
| MILTON HOUK.
| novb-6t Gen. Pass. Agent, Toledo o,
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TCorrected weekly by II H. Woke & Bro.i
MARKET REPORTS.

Gran and Stock Quotations for Nov. 0.
New York.
Beef - Family, 50 0)(0l0 90; extra mess,
81 90 packed, s. 00g9 TO- Gut meats-Picklsd
bellies, 6@5;sc; picked shoulders, 44c:
picked hams SSz@9l4c. Lard-Western steam.
"a IS. Pork - Old mess, IS 5000 CO., family.
$40 500ll 90; Gear, s. 75@l0 80.
Butter-Wes'ern dairy, 8@12c, creamery,
12(0l9c; do factory, 7(@llAc; Elgins, 2oc
Imitation cresmery, 991lzfc. Cheese-State
large. 71S@l01:g: small, 71StGlo1sc; part skins,
g1Ga4e; fui: :Sims a1sS4 S4ssc Eggs-stasea sa,1 an
Wheat - o. 10. Corn - BIC. Rye = 4AG
4bc Oats-SSIs
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urday on business.
H. Hays, who has been living near
Westhope, has moved on Blanks
farm near this place. s. Z. w.