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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27

ne ono - ne Secretary. Washington. j.. c..
.,,n 1895 -e.aed proposals. VIII 10 received ~ the
once o. p-fur'.r - 'l.rh unin . m THURSDAY.
Ma 2 lsYs furnishing supplies during the nscai year
ending June 30 1870, fo1w- stationery laboratory
lumber and packing boxes fIei pa nters plumbers 80"
car etc. np~"TpyiR. leaning
cnry,efs Telegraph and hardware nsgs instruments.
mans man francs. purchase Of waste Full IN
frination Application To- the psbursng clerk
r. the WopfDs- Bureau. Bds must Dee sealed and nd
are,.ed T., me Secretary 81 Agriculture Ia accordance
With Instructions given On schedules
''' " JAMES WILSON
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Grmr rr i,rsor!o.

Dean MOuGG n.HoS yS. y T
rinc resort within distance n. Nsw-fork city;
hotel westerly lake: lawn and shade rr""s tennis
roaua and plnvground large cottages billiards and
bovlng: nsihng houses and boats driving anc cycling
lake famous bass. ckerel and perch. rure mix
cream iu,ter and hotel farm. capacity 2DO
oius ~ S2o half price FOR children and ser'an's
ans.ns s. 80 per day good s'sblins booklet sent on
application. \ H. pHNN. r'"pr'e'Vf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27

- erai Land Once Was''ngfon =. o.. APrl J. ls''
totl.sf- cote v'i 30 t.ceed - 'hi- " =
un'l o'r'.ct g fGurtlay, MAJ . iN'>. ana WY -
thereafter if 'he f-"r"r~e ~ 'ifh
lslers attend - p1ot'ilthns tnE a"t printing
more - United states AM
.. ~, loo r-1 .c.- rsp- Of fh~ lani Ffa'~- and
T.rrf0fs prepared 'he General land once also for
~ rn4 rrInfus slrh copies - 'nNn'hp
fiafs A. f';ur "t during ~ rseA year enlns
ne ~ 1893 Specification. AlI Conditions ne 10
80 ma, - lbs aga. - ION Proposals must -
.-i-,.a Proposals - ~ ''f rraQHic WD-i General
fs,t Orc r riNGrE HERMANN '1mui-s.0r~r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
NEW BUILDINGS.

1cfs' =. 100 n az Columbus for two
four-story ard ba,ement brick dwellings. 23xSs
Alonzo ID Kisht 81 No lo2 West Sis 81; owner
and architect Observation-Disclosures.
l29th-st. corner I'd ave. for a story frame
ard steel stnt.oa platform 2os. sx25 10. Manhat-
ian Railway Company. Of No 1876 broadway
owner: George Ia Forge. ~ No IL Greenwich 81
builder
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nSAIS M MlLIrARN. SIrrLIES.

pal. Depot - i.cpt ~ f2N Ar~h -
IArs t,s Am q iA's 500 - Pr1f-.sa- trirT
r,f. VII. 3. f.e.itel lss. Infl ~ O'Clock VI n-
- NJ - 1875 furnishing MS Depot With 49, 40
- ,ier BLANKETS tur go + fagr sis l'p'l rars bril-
g., rr.v... innn on.-- f,urNvg'n Gqurfis's - 80
r,f-. r@gging new SHADE - f0r - us-lte. 81 90
i.,r~f,. lo.p pairs -h,-s iru 80 cotton - ier~hs
80, IN, q, ~.sl T. rss rnfFN fross.l Sah-rs - 90
$50, Cannon .tJf'" mp Letters. :"rt' 'ip Num
t~~s af.p Cnp iurie~ -" AXES 2fs' A. ,~ii~'. -"
ft-kz - f.r rreniRi Books. 10
r,-,-r- a. Drum 2oTl 'ami K.'lsr 2i.oD
xo-cut,o D., IcTis % -
-h.,@s long tarlied. iW. ~f0s"~ finrf snntiei 800
Trttnr.fs Standard fariI~s Do" -fhuflk u
Other points Nii 10 enter
,elned 49, !!efS submit ad- fDr smaller quantities
-. all. f.f rfnrfrst mat the
r,rdifv %, ,~t~ri~- WI depend a." award = contract
veffse right
- r.te,f ~ aoocu: Oh proposals part
,here1r Preference given O. ARTICLES - domestic pro
,-,,ton manufacture condition - quality and price
0ncludins price - foreign rrdnc'i0rs or manu-
,.r,,ire. being equal. Hauk- for
t,osais specifications. Sc. "iI l" furnished hv ms
orice Tnrel,e rYnthlnnc pfoposals - be indors.i
- llfnry s4lI.i~s end addressed 20 1t
col joins IT h.N Deputy cuartermhsi.r General.
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NARRAGA\St.IT PER
Suburban tcl. Cstnte.
N0NNNNNNo-OoN'N'oS
GENCy Aontcair rem estate. oil Kinds sale and rec
~ CLARENCE Il. TUBES. Beekrnsn-st Ne~-i rS'

A DvEETIsFMENTs md suhscr.uiions ~ n. 1rhun'
"A received their Uptown once. 40 l-i2 Brpaf"sy
81 north OF 3is It,. until " ocIoc l. adVfr,e
the following h-tnch ONCE o. regular
until o'clock = m VIZ -.,i Hti ave: = -
cor 23d la2 9Th ave. I%th st. Mac = 9TH a. -
lnd IAN 49, columbus ave. near West cot. 1t lVn
West i.d-s; 6th ave- pe Fast liih-s - W.st
s2d-sf between 1fh Sth 80 Ea.i 3tth 81 s'
n ave between 10Th ard 71ih io2f - ave. near
Gis-st. Los let nc7r Shh a.. 900 - ave- near
go nee kc--sf 49, i;eecser-- .
2i-ave 2iO Ensi 7ph-s 1921 81 ave es@ % ave
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ercpellers' fotsl Docket Cnioe.

Iris lis, sppenrs Mondays. w-dn.--sy' ard Saturday.
hotels of T@E WORLD.
For descriptive booklet. Of any Ho.sl below. call =
address "erd stamp
Woto1 Tariff BNTGnu Co.,
..s hue &. Ri'oil rafs
EIUIgl PTGNE'G GW1DE.
a. r. n..,n. A'ner.cun t'iaa, r. r. European)
ALjANf y. i.-.....-.... ilss"i teihi~i. - - up
pA,TrMor Mi IN. a sis np :. up up Ap,asoSSS
n,.. a.: ii.'-f y b. 'oI's ~ Ia Ap' % 20 N';
Do ;op:ss "a Iirti b P. SIS, cp !. P. $50 Up
Bo RNta .. ~. er.......l,,ys .&-i aes,: A. T.. =
BRooXIYN. y: =. motel 1t cesrst T. T. 81: a Pa
ATtcA IKE: H5Si: She'd axe AiS open. June
,,. special Jt-e Ia''' Fen, n e9nn,i.on r,o,
CHICAGO. III. The virgins Az 81 % m: = = 81 20
FXFrYR sDg. R,ya. iss. a'c I'll i'i A. r. So EP sioo
cr; e.hRr.,.To>. Mass aer - = Ian 4 ~ q up
TIE ll'urs from y. \. ON ne year ronna . a
.,EW or Ten u ,s'' r>,ei up
XIV yo%n {, A. sy,H n.s,,',, ~. 6. p eur;
'o TN w w. rs,s, % w. r. ssa up
rIYSo Tti .,s Gia.c iioSel !. T; i. r. $50
s n.GTTo SNr n r.. as co f. *"
g lofts No r-r..-,' u Il. !: r SO \ p stup
sySSAcrs~ ' 4.r ~ mel E J. : ~ $50
I ,-,cn ". i.',., 1T Az; :. Z ue
,v.s,.Ircrov n ,rInr,an uot-i A. p IS up
- ................ IIo''l G.'d"n. y y. A. - w
o." ...'.'..'.-.''..... n+"S 20 Sp
S~ ..................'-- ';r~' -~'a-'. a r 81 Up
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or FEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
Stations in New York. foot II i..be.ty 81.
nj Whitehall s.

Anthracite
Four Automatic Block Signals.
Stations in New York foot II I.be. ~ 81.
and South Ferry. Whitehall S.
flOt q Liberty ST.
On after April ~. f@f
For Fas,on Bethlehem allentown. Mnuch CrurS. r."
600 Is o.iO \ u2:C0 NJ to Eas,orD. lao. $40 -
Easton,. SAB ,7.3O 20 Eason r ". sundays 40
:; 90 20 Easron) A. NJ. 100 $50. 500 r. ~
For pit'stOn. and Scranton 400 BIO A.
81 ~ r NJ sundays. 4 80 A NJ
For Reading and Harrisburg ~ '' 40 500 s;io
GC,o II GO to Reading. NJ 80 co... 40 TO Read.
neD $50 800 5.t3 ,aoD 70 Reactnr p ~. 1913
n,sht SUNDAYS 80 on 30 to isead ns A NJ. l;tu
o.eD $50 Goa T. n. l2:l5 night
WV sunburv isburI. and Wllamsport at 90 sou
a.io A NJ i.cU 800 = " sundays. +.30 A. NJ. d:oo
T. !" %LL-RAIL ROUTE.
rOSG VRANt'p. OtFf y fiPONF &c.
70, ned Rank Long Branch. AsburY PARK Ocean
crove ,nI Point Plea -ani. A:30. $40
1n = Rca Dsnk ,n,v,. if:p \ VI 10 las q - Rel
49, ,nI,b Is 40 53S 6 - =. ". Sunday. stops
AZ Inta-ssen Ashury Park and Ocean Grove, 3:01
do.li Re4 Bank onlI. A. ~ 49, II
40 80 1918 \. 81. -. 81. 40 'o3s SATURDAYS
ror Tons Ei,er. Btrn~gai park art Barn'sa, 49,
For Atlantic CITY N.n.ian. and ridgetor. 81 \. ".
r., NJ nroutn bach Starlight and Highland, o,
Ns,e.nk 80 80. ii'@O 4 81. 80 IA. +lj. 49,
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
ROYAL Blue LINE.

FOR PHILAUrI.rIIIN hAIIINONt MD WAsHINH-
From, Tot % liberty s.;
w.-t G,v- 80 500 100" - >" . mig csrl. A. N.
,sy. 80 1850 Ol3 y nirg can. \ NJ. 100 % ~
Dntnr car 500 T. 81 l":ii md Adonda trs ils
~ Pbuad.pha week DAYS p.CO a. NJ. 30. 400 $50.
80 400 p VI sundays. 300 4 N. 400 p ~
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY WHiIEHALL ST
io'ro lois. 10 ~ HOS u:so. 1858 A NJ i:| y.
100 los 40 200 2:25 2::5 525. 335. J -. s.25.
rs as 321 So CT" 6:e3. G53. '25. so. SIS.
> 10 s55 io5i. II ~ p ~. l?:i3 ma,. sundsvs 40
80 1000 II 10 \ NJ. 1900 NJ ~ IS 200. ? 20 500
AK 80 -, 30 600 $50 ,:5. SIS. go. o:53.
10 rs = NJ 1919 ndt
Tickets and yar,I scats a; foot ~ Liberty s..
whi,shau ST ina. ~ 26l. a. "a, lao 1923 Broad
10, ~ r,h A.. i4fh s.. iS2 Fast i?5th ST..
e7s west i23tt s. 81 columbus A. New York :
r',v,, - S,li Full 81 Urockiyn os broadway. Will
,,sh,-v Tho T. Transfer CO will call for anf check
iarvage from hotels residences % d-rns'Hr
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DK0F0SALS For MILITARY SLTPLIES.

L p,uo po,ot . VI .ep't ~ Arch Street. Phila
Pa April - Sealed Proposals. IN tr.Ilcste VIII
lie received hero until II O'Clock y NJ. Thurrlay May
1905 f9r furnishing woo'ler blankets. forage caps.
summer ORA wer buckskln gnuntirs campaign hats.
va hate rubber .s.nrfor summer undcrshifis wool
stocking. cotton tiockucH hu-c flannel ovcrcat lining
o,r,ef blouse lining DAMMIT shifting and lnlrg
flannel k.fses. COMPANY, I.st and regin'ntal books.
Srlrs Gfos funp.ts. buglos. 10 and II ounce duck.
s,,, n- duck ~ shelter tents. muslin. shoes buspen
Ans conon ranne. corset jeans padding. slea. tape.
drilling buckles. hooks and eyes buttons fpr cotton.
phlodenhln J.n~rsonsl" Ind. or ST LOUIS No. betots
,rhc h.lvrs camp kettles pcksSe- pirkase hel'eS
delivery points w he entertained! sam
,,-s can Doe s-en Scnuykili Arsenal 'ipv"fnmen re
srs right reject acce3; any or all pr pp>ar or
nrficies 81 don-rtic
,rdncn nr manutacuT'. c0udofs OF quality and price
~ foreign pr'siuciif manufAct
,,.s "a. du'v ticrc,nl being equal Fr circulars to
6dder- blanks proposals. etc apply a. this oince
teo,.s rontnin nr pop0sAls lie indorsei Prop sails
g., wirnry supurs." and Adiresse.I To IL. CT John
V Euro, DcpIiy QuaricinhSt'r-'eh y. :" a
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

c:: ,a Ss e e Ffs9 d P':s,' 17s a"'.n:, .r
sG.iTsn. kais 70 lanes L""us, W 2Or
ssS S'' Mo-nor = - Louise Koenir Hull s
ave 4o7 Z, $ . Gun HIl Road. years .,..t, o.
Xnow ana Or sro,e c3rcu,d3s m
y52,S,, r. 2S map ., ft Irn9 9c'on and A6ra
= ham Stern No - Ludlow =. year ,, ;,.s; '''
suycam Mahel. 70 Augustus y Field NO "'- "'H 4oOt
raise. Wiiilara' and Mary A. 70 Renry Trench ,scc
arc sr. H'h-si 155 4 q - 4thaYe. YEAR,. '1
&cDerno't Michael J. 70 Charles y Bun. cor aon
n.oI Fshc 20 '5 caai 1. Moan 10
ccas,tih cus.e :, a. TO Morris singer and oo
uoo,he, No lGs Madison-s,. notes.... S''
70 II hs 10 a WSTsn fI"ss'a'@ ' 10000
s sys,s h PING IT, = ne E En- inaa'' ao
G.e Aasn O. Peter MoiIer II. ct al. trustees ,oos
Ki r.s. q q iS e ~ W'' ioa West 7o
Pgna" Asrys1- Z. 10 David Morrison. rus NM
Hals, NV i.s Wes 1890 e. ,.,... ''o''
s.'' ons,hc-t 10 william Hart trustee
vss, - Nicholas s'e 80 Il o: i3oth-' ~ mn
Knoz He,it' to Vi,cb..ii valentine. . Washing
9i. % los r. y z, ana 50 and n par, q
wia,Sriass ps NAP Of .ns'S Mss rlsGe ave
to Bronx n@ n par, % 10, T. same map 7'' 100
de camp Hober, L. 70 charles ana John p Con
yea e2d-s. 100 Il " Of West Endave' ., ooo
ran Man ,,, to E.nls,snt lnda,irai SAVING. Bank;
,ea~ ''' 10 II % 2d-nTc. 30xloo3 mn
H Yssas M pesd 70 International ccml,ee.
r 49, ~ 81 > 1880
ear rark ave ana s::ns. ysar,'''...". 5000
r.. 'TaIhi., To He9YotS Life IL furance ana - am
Han. uuiHtdnS 20 .23 East i23th , years lsoN
No 2l2 Wet Sons ~Sr'A" ""''a%' n"1" oioo)
g i'eEira snt Fran-is. to the American
,si't,.h Buiifns Fund Corarr esion. n p G2d st.
- - OF Ans'erdafn-ave yenrs............ SOW
60. IaficH. G. Jacob Iupprrt. cor -
s,S,rehwleh and Hubert leasehod demand. Lass
~ Elmer \. 10 Frederick " DevOe.
~ '% ~ aye. 4c'S Z; o. =; Jan-s-s'. 5es1c5 ~
r." va rotor Aqueiu,f yenr ............... GOO
p,., 'o i.oi. map H|ndrick I,utsers yesr.. 1000
isIn'ft. 70 LIMA Andersen. M 1ly Canal
.................. l.Vr
500 100 f. Of ''h-aye years. ...''.'.. aoOO
''h-sve. yea-s ...'...............'.... 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subssrptions for ghs rr,san'
- 1oor north Of until O'Clock advertise
mems the following branch oces at regular
"r~e rates until o'clock viz. "jt 18th ave-. "
o"r osJ At iso 9th ave. l2th-st. Mays dh-ave
"a ilfb 81 It2 near West 66th-s 100
West Iad st. sth-ave: 90 East I+th-:s ~ Wsss
b.tw Str 100 East fIth-N; l33s
ad'ove between roth and 77th Sta 10ed Sd ave. near
sist-st 7os near sath-st 90 81 ave. near
si.,.t 554 3d-ave 2O Bleecker-s 3o5 Bleecker-st.:
oas "a ave 24O East 10th 1921 Sd ave c6Cc ID ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
Up i'll Nesou,.
GRAND ATLANTIS HOTEL.

MILAN ~ Ut !, y. Y.
Wig Leach THIS si~esnt now hotel -
open for me second HIS ne finest roomA
rins.e and suite. with hath having 70 WINDOWS
n ,uil and In. o-t.u., modern
NVs .neh>s. iiea,,o t.dvts.~1t o. st.ah isss~hse.
the Inc .le A. biuii aliy sspphed
with the ana rasAei
lno h..i ~.t h - - enestFa
GLAND ATLANTIC manss -aer; vii cfer speclal IN
u.c-nitnts ih tc..s " .s,.ns ., a.. ms .ns
Sls.ug Ma. p,ehsue and iuSuries OF
,arae. not m se t.t.s! WF.e Ter terms
q ~ l,lus,.af.d Eoo<i-t CHARLES F COPE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27

L POsTOFr1CE DEPARTMENT MD PosTA. SER,
PostnfYc. peyzIffn"nt Washington. l. e. April
isJS proposals. VIII be received AZ this D'part
rnen until T'hurdnv. MAY o. 1875. at o'clock = m Tor
,rrnl.hiny wrapping wrapping paper for facins
.rs irvine letter scales postmarkng and 'lng stamps
cnnreling INK. pads. paper. rubber goods
ueun uenholders pencils ink mucllage glass gods rulers
articles Of steel uhher cas"rs bok rs typewriter supplies
ana rtatinnery In such quantities. Of the
different articles respectively snd at such time' and
from time to time they be ordered during the
fiscal year beginning July l. 1898. ana ending Jane ~
iSng for he q branch o, he departmental or
Blanks ~ proposals. with specifications
giving detailed statements - hc requirements 10 be met
In article. and hisO I- estimated quaint
,es nrohatlv required o; each. ari riving hl in
OF hi'ng GLd the conditions
90 10 81 BIDDERS. VIII ir furnished Appta
non ~ "a. Superintendent ~ me DivOn ~ Post oice
ruuue. POST Once D'psr inent Washington. j. 9. Tho
the right reject all
lids - vAi,o technical defects ard accept ans part
n, any bid and rcje-; the other part JAMES \. CARY
Ise.sfu 70 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27

i GARDEN HOTEL.
ATLANTIC CITY
II unique In i's exceptional
eiuymsnis end IN the excellence
az rs cuisine. SpGci US sur
rs-lor~ iuauricus inurgins r>ors
c.soy smoking cers and bot am
cold --1'er baths IN sve-y -'or
are among many cOin'srs s1f
ooa eri.ncss oi tins most pillti3ay
appointed hotel cn tho Atlantic Coast
A Solid v.s,ihul- Pullman Train. via
Penny anita Railroad. leaves New
York daily at / 20 l. NJ
THE
GARDEN HOTEL
ATLANTIC CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
0rrursions.

CI.ARK'S HIGH-CLASS PARTY. MAY l4th.
" Room left two three passengers to join THIS
select party leaving by y. G. Lloyd VIA Genoa Party
iirnt,,d very comprehensive tour covering
,,-s central Europe. +. C. CLARK. Ill broadway ~ y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27

4 DVERTIsEMEsTs and sutserptlcns To- Tns Tribune
n received at their Uptown Oucc. No. Lac Broadwsy
~ dor- ncrih ~ st. until O'Clock advertise
rsns received the following branch offices ~ regular
once y'ciock y. M. Ntz; I'd SIN ave- O. .
cor ped 1872 cor. i.th 81: MACY :, have
West 4:i ST. 6iha az East I'm s. W Ws ,
and hh aNef.. 100 East 4Ih ST.. 13ts
a. 20 bevern 10Th and nth i.o?6 n ave. near
si,t 81. i7Os is:-ave near s9ih-si cn ~ Az. near
a., All .s-avc cl0 Rleecker- ~ Bercfer-st:
oos I'd ave o4O 10Th St 1921 % ave eo2 ID ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washing

i n T. g. April 5 Isss.-SEALED PROPOSALS
viii J.. rece!~.d nj department until Thursia,. May
s,b ,sgs AT O'Clock p. m Tor furn -hing for the
of its MAI Equipment shops such supplies consisting
=, 49,. re.r urrs emery steel chsms ais oils icath
=, ,nrc.d ec m such Of the different articles
r.snec,ieiv ard at such times and from time TO TIM.
.. NJ MAJ h. ordered during the fiscal beginning
Ju,y I., i-g- complete nst q the articles desired
Win suI ncati1is FORM Z proposal will be fur-
r,sn nno an,cnfion Assistant Postmaster
t;.rerai JAJf.S 4. GARY. Postmaster General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27

Row. New York.
hN LONG ISLAND SurND-FOE SALE ar 70 III J.
" Ready sor immediate occupancy. furnished or IN
furnished hour fr.n N'w-York p; hai 81 ran
beautiful lafge Oh house. with n"l"'h cor
V~rienres: baths. h@s water ~tafhhs
grounds entirely private. win tnssrfu ~ "a ",
beach. pfvat" dtci. h-ans hsNnS ana Narhtlnx arg
vegetables lowers and fruit. mix CONNEXIONS
stable A perfect of0cr ani repair select n'sn
hood and we.itav o. rhbNs. Address J. - BOX -~"''
N"H Nsik rr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
5tbooI Agcneles.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
.unoIi,n Professors Teachers Tutors. Governesses
xc 10 College, schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs IL J. YoUN0-FCL1ON. u Union souaf~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
Gnnnirn Cropcrin for Sale or 90 Ect
~~~~~~>
BERkiEY PARK. Bloomfield. y. |.

modern Houses IL & L. Rooms commanding location.
TT, ley t. Newark two Railroads city. improve
meni Inquire % PREMISE. \. y. P.erson. PARK
Row. New York.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-20
GOV. Sheldon
Died Suddenly at Deadwood Last
Night-Had Been Filling Po-
litical Appointments.

A telegram was receive this morning
BY DR.. \. E. Clough from Deadwood an.
%nouncing the sudden death at that place
last evening OF Ex-Governor Chas. H.
Sheldon. The message was signed by
his son Charles, who appears to have
been out there with him. the governor
having been in the Hills for come time,
making political speeches. No cause of
death is stated, the telegram simply
announcing that he died suddenly last
night and they would start home with
the remains this morning and thht the
funeral would take place at the family
home at Pierpoint Sunday next. DR..
Ckough has not been at home to-day to
receive the announcement but Mrs.
Clough states that she expects the doc
tor and herself will attend the funeral
Sunday.
Gov. Sheldon was a man of consider
able natural ability and unaided rose to
be chief magistrate Of this state a posi-
ton which he occupied for four years.
During this time he became personally
known to almost everyone in Madison
from his frequent visits 10 his intimate
friend, DR.. A. E. Clough, and being q
man little past the prime of life and in-
active work whether on the farm OF on
the rostrum, his sudden death comes
with quite a shock to this community.
Gov. Sheldon was a plain man, a mar of
the people, companionable and affable
and had made a host OF personal &C.
qua~intances throughout the state who
will deeply regret bis sudden taking Oft.
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Smallpox at Dawson.

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. Oct. 2O.-Ac-
cOrding to a report received from per-
sol arriving from Dawson on the steam
schooner Dirigo. smallpox has developed
in the capital of the klondike. j. c.
McCloud of Seattle. who left Dawson
Sept. %. says the night that he left it
was reported that there We're three cases
of smallpox in town. The patients Were
quietly removed to a temporary pest
house. The police had inaugurated a
thorough search and Were taking >ani-
tary measures TO prevent a spread Of the
c~Ontagion.
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Schultz.
Corner Drug Store.
THE CITY,.
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

i. ~frlzzell returned to Sioux Falls.
pc y, +. ladies' chicken pie supper
been indefinitely postponed.
Piss hinckley OF the Normal school
home to Elan irau for a few days.
new girl arrived to-day at the home
ar' and Mrs. Abe Odsll OF Farming
township.
r. }. NJ. Nicholson, OF Austen,
|n' was registered at the Madison
selast evening.
|0n' ). A. Ramsey OF Woonsocket
/" political pilgrim Tor Sioux Falls
PIE morning train.
PNA Sullivan OF Winona. MINI. is
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Working WOmnu's Home Association

p S. Peoria st. Chicago. Ill. Jan. IL,
lS96.-Gur Working Woman's Assocla-
ton used Foley's Honey and Tar Elk
years ago, and are using it to-day. II
has always been a favorite. for while its
taste Is lot at all unpleasant its %eifects
are very beneficial. 1t has never yet
disappointed US. Wishing you all posi-,
ble success. sincerely yours-Laura q.
Fixon, Mgr.
FRANK SMITH.
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More than twenty million free samples
OF DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve have
been distributed by the manufacturers.
VIVA. better proof Of their confidence IN
it's merits do you want? 1t cures piles,
burns. scalds, sores, in the shortest
space OF time.
Cook & ODEE.
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Truth wears we'll. People have learn-
ed that De Wits Little Early Risers are
reliable little pills for regulating the
bowels. curing constipation and sick
headache. They don't grippe.
Cook Il ODEE.
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A short Aad story.

Cold. Neglect. Pneumonia. Grief.
Had Fo]ey's Honey and Tar been u.s..
this story would haze had a happier
ending. FRANK SMITH.
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For sale Reasonably.

A quarter section OF land, l3j acres
under cultivation, lying n and one
half miles Of Madison. east side public
school. For particulars enquire OF
n, A. Fox, Madison, 5. ID.
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For rent, a five room house.
JOHN DAILY.
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Parties have stolen our labels. style OF
package. and tell the sick that "Our" tea
Is just like Rocky Mountain Tea. They
would ruin your health for a little added
profit. Beware.
FRANK G. SMITH.
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In Capes we have some exceptionally good values.
IN Elegant Plush Cape 50 inches In G. IN
length trimmed in 1hibet Fur, onlu 0U.JU
tne guest OF G. G. Albee for a day on his
way to visit his parents at Volga.

the guest OF G. G. Albee for a day on his
way to visit his parents at Volga.
John Hall, ST., returned to Harold on
the evening train.
Arrivals on the evening train were
Mrs. Marsland, Mrs. Borland, Geo. d.
Perkins who speake at the oper house
tonight and Mr.. and Mrs. Volney Tut.
tie OF Clinton, Jc., Wis, the former
brother Of Mrs. S. NJ. jerks.
The financial statement Of the Mad.
'son State bank which appears 10 this
issue OF The DAILY LEADER exhibits a
fine, healthy condition Of that reliable
institution and also a nice increase Of
business over previous statements.
j. L. Jones, Harry Dick, Geo. Melon,
James Regan, four dogs and a boat
went out hunting ducks yesterday. The
boys claim they shot immense numbers.
but when they returned they had a
redhead. a spoon-bill, q pin.ta,l and a
tel.
Mrs. A. e. Schmidt, oracle: The 90.
cial announced for Friday evening by
the ladies OF the Royal Neighbors will
be held IN Odd Fellows hall al the close
OF the Woodmen Camp, next Tuesday
evening. Program and refreshments
free. All Woodmen and their wives are
cordially invited to be present.
The snow storm Of the past four days
is breaking up the threshing crews and
many Of the hands are returning south.
The thrifty ones have cleaned up about
800 apiece since harvesting began and
other less saving have not done so we'll.
Many are going now to the corntields OF
Iowa and other corn states where they
can get u dollar q day for husking.
Aberdeen News, II: The report Of
deaths in the Philippines for last wee L
contains the name OF one South Dakota
soldier, that OF Private Fred Greenlet OF
Company II, who went from Clark. The
young man was Il s,epson OF Judge s. j
Conklin and was only 10 years OF age,
lie enlisted while Judge and Mrs. Conk.
lin were away from home on a visit. lie
was not in the most rugged health whe1
he left home aud fell a prey to typhoid
fever. He was much thought OF by tn,
people OF Clark.