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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-20

!tp,,T,.rar! w E.tt Hon. William Fwart Gladstone
fQ!,l M, "i NN"G l'rItlIn and Ireland, Chester
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13
heroes will perhaps ever be eeeD

our heroes will perhaps ever be seen
than has been devised for this fray.
A fitting epilouge of the spectacle will
be the likeness Of our Dewey, the hero
of Manila, in fire, bearing the legend.
1--WE Have remembered the Name \
startling exhibit Of some novel and in
g~enious pyrotechnical phenomena will
also be seen during the evening. making
perhaps the most elaborate display alto
gether that Pain has ever exhibited in
this city. Among the fifty numbers and
| set pieces composing the full programme
are the following, viz:
-. No. lO.-Device, "Rememoer the
Maine" Producing iu floating aerial
lights the naval signal, Remember the
Maine"
No. 36.-Device, one OF Pains cele
brated fire portraits Of the Hero of Ma
Mia. Admiral George Dewey.
No. 44.-The Starry Flag,
No. 47.-Mother of Thousands. The
lS9S Bomb.
No. 4S.-Special War Device, repro
ducing Tin outlines of tire) Dewey's cele
brated victory, the Battle Of Manila
showing the destruction OF Spanish wal
vessels, bombardment Of forts, etc., viii
terrific explosions, covering al area O
some 300 feet, wildly depicting th'
greatest victory on record.
Buy your groceries of Roziusky aul
Lee. New stock.
One Minute Is not long, yet relief !
obtained in half that time by the use 0
One Minute Cough cure. 1t prevent
consumption and quickly cures colds
Group, bronchitis, pneumonia, la gripp
and all throat and lung troubles.
: Cook Il ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13
ruE BATTLE or MANILA.
Pains Magnificent Spectacular, ~
%rOtechnic Production at orion
willie. June -

An unusual opportunity is afforded
Pain IN his latest spectacle, "Ihe Battle
OF Manila" which will be reproduced at
the above place aid date, for sensational
and thrilling effects, and perhaps no
other entertainment that be has ever
gwen will command so great an amount
Of pnblic attention az will this reproduc-
ton of this most famous naval battle
since the days of Trafalgar. 1t is, there
fore. not a matter Of surprise when 1t is
atated in advance that he has expended
upon this production more y and
money than he has upon any previous
ona with which his name has ever been
connected. The stage upon which this
spectacle will be presented will cover
over three hundred feet. and, with the
advantage Of the open air and the use o.
explosives, with which he is so famously
familiar. q pretty accurate idea OF nava'
warfare as it actually exists should bt
given.
The action takes place before tn
| Fort OF Cavlte, with the arsenal cen II
the distance aud the Bay of Manila II
the foreground. Each ship OF the span
;sh navy is seen with historical fidelity
The b~attleships of both nations are seel
in full action, with the maneuvers OF tn
fleet as they then took place faithful!
nroduced. The battle, which has beef
arranged with historic fidelity, will D.
sensational in the extreme and no NOR
! ~accnrate idea Of the matter OF action o
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13

Save money by patroLizing Rozlnsky
\ Lee.
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Buy your groceries of Rozinsky an
Lee. New stock.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13
ordered Castallanos Released.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-Assistant
Secretary Meiklejohn has directed the
release of Jose Castellanos, confined at
Mcpherson Barracks, GA. The man is
q Spaniard and was arrested at Tampa
but there was no evidence against him
at his examination to show that he
was engaged in any actions prejudicial
to the government.
Fire at Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich. June l3-Fire de-.
stroyed the Case power building on
Congress street west. with all its con.
tents and imminent.y threatened and
in some cases damaged some Of the
finest business structures in this city.
The total damage will be upward of
5000, 900. 1t is not believed that the
insurance will exceed two.thirds Of the
loss. Six fireman were severely burned
and cut by glass.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13
THE CITY.
LOCAL BRENlTlES.

Tie city milk wagon is now run by
EXON Bros; II. o. Bangs retiring.
Hey. Mr.. Fillmore and W. W. Glrton
Burned from Howard on the morning
h1.
Mrs. II. ". Daily and little daughter,
Fte, we're passengers for Cresco, Iowa,
y morning.
s'hte Supt. Crane arrived from the
FHh and passed through to Sioux Falls
Sioux City.
'lTs' Peter Marquart and daughter
aud vent to Ramona to visit friends
: = few days.
Many teachers arrived on the trains
day for the Normal institute that be-
Us at the Normal school Tomorrow.
Bradley Globe, 10: John Manetsch, OF
%aalson, arrived in Bradley Wednesday
pa expecte to locate here permanently.
Afs. Piersal, who has been visiting he'
l1t' Mrs. John O'Brien for three weeks
burned to her home 1T Battle Creek
lich.
Ed. Biederstaedt, Edith Fawkes, Id
Vaes, Abbie Bsardsley, and Peter Gil
returned from Flandreau on tn
Fen1ng train.
Hiss Belle Hutchinson, = teacher IN tn
e'a'll'on schools who has been visit
= former acquaintance at the norma
Fuool departed for Laketeld, MINI.
attorneys y. d. Holdridge, r. L
'per, Geo. h. Farmer aud G. J. Porte
ZIG passengers for Sioux Falls to ~
~ 70 business in Judge Jones court.
,arriage licenses we're issued to.ds,
F" Giossi and Frances krakowsk
W. OF Madison and to Griffin Ovens
'"'red and Alice darlington OF he'
.ae 18th annual encampment OF tn
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13
Sick Regulars.

ATLANTA, Ga. juno l3.-Sixty five
sick soldiers arrived here from Tampa
and we're taken to the general army
hospital at Mcpherson. Nearly III are
reoulars. only q few volunteers being
;nclrdad in the list. Many sick are
s.id to be suffering from fever. There
.re now about lao patients at this hos
pital. and all are being we'll taken
cara of.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13

DENVER. June IL. Orders nave
hean received at army headquarters Tor
the dispatch Of the Nevada troop OF
Colonel Torrey's rough riders at Cney'
snne to San Francisco, and Oolonel
Atwood. chief quartermaster OF the ae.
nartment. las asked for bids Tor the
RECOMMENDATION. This order is AIKEN as
;rd;csttno that the entire regiment IL
~ ha aent to the Philippines.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13

Lake Madison veterans association
meets at Egan tomorrow, continues four
days and promises to have a rich array Ct
prominent speakers.
Wheat prices have just been tumblinp
over each other for the last few days to
get down to bed rock. No. 3 in the
local market to-day brings only 80 cents.
No. >, 60; flax 81.
Clerk Holdriige OF the board OF educa.
ton has made out his report OF the new
school cencus Tor the city Of Madison to
the county superintendent which shows
800 boys and 3GG girls, or a total school
census Of GIL. This is about 80 more
than a year ago.
According TO a late number of the
Brookings Individual one offender has
felt the hand Of the law. Mars Mage
stad WAS caught drawing Il seine in Lake
Campbell. lIe was taken TO Brookings
and fined 800 and costs. \ few more
examples Of this kind woul stop this
illegal practice.
Reports from Thos. Hoidal's whose
daughter Annie, WAS SO badly burned in
u gasoline explosion last week, state that
she was resting easy last evening though
very weak and called for something to
eat, the first request made since the
burning. She is quite cheerful sppar.
emily, and hopeful.
.Adjutant General Humphrey was &
passenger on the morning ain from
Pierre TO Sioux Falls. lie is just clos
ing up the odds and ends of militar!
duties in connection with sending GU
the first quota OF 400 troops from Soutl
Dakota and goes to Sioux Falls to lool
after some property belonging to tn
militia.
Rev. j. Y. Rosewarne and Wm. Row
land returned vt 3 a. NJ. to-day by team
from Elaudreau where the reverend gen
tleman delivered the sermon before tn
Christian Endeavor convention las
evening. The convention has bee
largely attended and enthusiastic al
fair and Mr.. Rosewarne's address wa
especially we'll received.
Supt. Daugherty has received return
from his subscription lists to the Amer
can School Children's Tribute to th
Maine Martyrs national monumen
fund, and finds that 1000 teachers an
school children OF Lake county hav
contributed to the fund. The amour
contributed is sd 60, Of which sum tn
city schools Of Madison contrlbu'
2 SILT. The names will be filed and a.
posted in the base OF the monument
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13

Liver Complaints n NervOc mes
Cured.
No complaints are more common than
the above; you feel dull and muggy;
YOU bowels move irregulsrly and you
have 4 clumsy feeling about the liver.
AZ this condition develops you are apt
to grow respondent. Try at once q bot
tie OF Dr.. Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic 1t will
brighten the spirits and give an exoep-
tional vigor to the body. II not salts
fed after Using n bottle, your money
will be refunded by Frank Smith Of
Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13
DAILY LEADER
MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA.
MONDAY, JUNE Is. 1893.
Local Tl0e 4

local Time Table.
IT,, Milwaukee 3 81. Paul Railway, which
sseet. sunday. December 8, 1877:
@HAINs QpIA6 sAeS.
L...,ce,. No. 1, depA1Is IL 20 .. m.
ha',ht' no. VI, departs $50 ,. N.
c''A.b,. No. -, departs t:D p. IN.
SRAlNs sotHo vnsr,
\, eight. No. 81. depart. i:iep'm
.RAINs 1Rom fHR nAsf.
No. /, arrives I 10 p. N.
ivht, No Is, arrives 2:15 p. m.
er.s, NO. 81, arrives $3.50 4. IN.
rnArNe YRoo n vBeT
k.,-h,. no. ~, arrives lo:ana. m.
y, .nove ,rainf carry p%aseenvers; or,
e.. onyxhe passsn gcrs are provided wish
k"...pse, ,rai.e going eAst make connection
ian for all points south.
MADISON d BNIsSoL LIHu.
,et ran. departs north, AZ A:lo p. IN
Ned train, arrives from The north, lp;5' m
Y.J. HOLMES. Local Agent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13

The Cuban question and political a
issues sink into insigniiicance Win 'ne
man who suffers from piles. WA ne
most desires. is relief, DeWitt's W'tch
Hazel Salve cures piles.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13

Having purchased the tools u stock
OF the late Sam Ronning, tailor, "m
prepared to do all kinds OF tailoring IN
the most approved fashion and styles al
| Mr.. RonninR's old stand. Your patron
80 10 sol,c;tad. A. p. RICE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13
Announcement

Rozinsky 4 Lee carry clothing, gents
furnishing goods and shoes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13
Two New Cases at McHenry.

JACKSON, Miss. June l3.-The state
board of health has been advised that
there are two new cases of yellow fever
at McHenry, within the past "a hours.
No deaths have as yet been reported to
the board.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13

Tired-out. WORKOUT women, can't eat.
sleep or work. seems AS if they would fly
to pieces. Rocky Mountain lea will
bring strong nerves, rich red blood.
FRANK c. SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-13

Will pay So per week for competent
Girl to do general homework. Enquire
ut this office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
Evidence which is Right 10 the Point
md Reliable.

Judge Frank Ives. of the District Court
of Crookston. Mimi. says: For some
time I have used Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's with seeming great benefit. With
few exceptions. / have not been so free
from indigestion in twenty-five years
George w. Roosevelt, United states
Consul to Brussels, Belgium stuart 5
Dyspepsia Tablets. safe, pleasant TO take
convenient 20 carry give Keen appetite
perfect digestion.
Mr.. W. D. Tomlin mechanical engineer
Duluth Mimi: one box of Stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets has done its work, ana l
am again gaining flesh and strength.
O. +. Ransom, Hustonville, KY: was
distressed and annoyed for two years
with throwing up food often two or
three times day; had no Certainty OF
retaining a meal if ate one. Four boxes
of the tablets from my druggist nave
fully cured me. I find them pheasant "
take. convenient TO carry.
Rev. q. ID. Brown. MondoVi WIS: Inc
effect Of Stuart's Dyspepsia lapIfts -
simply marvellous; quite nearly u li
ner of broiled beefstoak causes DO us
tress since l began their use.
over six thousand people IN the o.ate
Of Michigan alone in 1894 were cured Oh
stomach troubles by Stuarts DySpep9'"
Tablets. ,o,,,d ~ all
Fuu-sized packages may be iouhu az d.,
druggists at 50 cents, or sent py ih'[ ~ oii
receipt of price, from +. a. stuart Coi''-
many. Marshall, Mich. ,,.o..
Send for little book on stomach oise'Se''
mailed free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
\ Common Cold
Runs into Grip.
H=U= NJ IL RE- rs.


ways draw the line az a dod-basted baby.
with a hlmsy back and no hair on its
head. This one had miserable control OF
his mouth and expcctorated in n way
which was calculated TO wreak destruc-
ton 20 good clothes. so | made up my
mind that / wouldn't hear what he was
saying. and that would work the puppy
for all ~ was worth on him.
But that baby had the will Of Napoleon.
he knew what he wanted and determined
10 get il. / believe that seven or eight
weeks before he had mapped out the
whole arrangement. and that fate had
destined that / should hold him. So, final
ly Just for the good OF humanity. ] con-
scented 90 take the thing. though | didn't
/ know what might happen at any minute.
u is not q pleasant sensation TO have
/ an infant Of tender years on your hands,
I especially when you are not familiar with
its traits of character and don't know
how 20 sOOthe IL. Moreover one doesn't
like TO get credit for what doesn't belong
90 him or to be regarded as the propre-
tor of a Kindergarten, over which he real
~ has no control If the head Of my own
nursery had been along it would have
been all right and yet l would have faint
ed had she dropped in on me uneXpect-
edy.
Hoping against hope, suggested to the
| young mother: you are to get off at the
next station. aren't you?'
ono. sir" she said, I'm going straight
on through"
SO was l. My blood ran cold. The
| thought of riding one hundred miles with
| the chubby, gelatinous burden which lay
/ i'm my lap, gave me the creeps For one
/ hour and a half I thought Of some scheme
/ TO give the yOungster the shake. The
/ mother seemed perfectly satisfied to trust
! her jewel with me. and 1t looked as if I
were never to get rid of the thing.
Finally l hit on a gorgeous plan which
4 saved my life. It was a divine PrOyi-
! dence which directed me 10 ask IL the
| baby had ever had diphthera. When ]
put this question 10 its ma she pricked
! her ears in an instant and asked the rea-
! son for my query.
] "Well, you know we've had the pesky
ailmcnt at our house." I said. land fouI
! of the boys are down with 1t just now
though the other five children have al
most entirely recovered"
When she heard this she jumped UP like
she had been sitting on a tack GIVE me
my baby. give me my baby, you cold
/ blooded. brutal man!' she shreked, and
| with that she snatched the nasty little
imp away from me.
The bowling commenced again. and
above the deep-toned walls ! could heal
her saying: "Well, well, well, he did treat
YOU bad; mean old man did treat YOU
bad; well, well, well, take stick and knock
! old mans head off"
But by this time 7 had retreated. and
once i'm the smoking car l breathed a sigh
| Of unspeakable relief As soon as things
! settled down. and l felt sure the b.by
| wasn't still after me, I felt an almost 'ir
! resisuble impulse to say: Man says
d--n ba-b-e-e and pup-e-e."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27

A millionaire confessed the secret or ms
success i'm two wOrds-hard work he
said he put in the best part OF his NE IN
gaining dollars and losing health and now
he was putting in the other haIt IN sPSIT-
an7,aIs Uostetters Stomach Bitters for re-
storing health TO the oyertired body ana
brain. Ii gets at the starting point-tne
stomach-and overcomes nervousness
sleepIessness. dyspepsia. and Indigestion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
LADY ON HUNTING.
A LACK OF GrG GAME IN Porto
RICO.
PLENTY OF IT HERE, HOWEVER
Miss Hnmm's Observations In various
Stntcs-BeIIcs Who Handle shot
Fields and Forests.


::
.: Having returned from her ey-
:: citing trip 20 Cuba and Porto
:: Rico. with the particulars OF
:: which the readers OF this news
:: paper are already familiar, Miss
:: Margherita Arlina Hamm. our
:: special war correspondent, found
:: that she had brought with her
:: more fever germs than were
:: consistent with sound health.
:: She. therefore. wisely decided
:: on a trip 10 the White noun
:: tains to recover. While shoot
:: ing and fishing I'm the noun
:: tains she gathered many inte-
:: resting facts about the local
:: country. and. combining these
:: with her hunting experiences
:: I'm the South and In the West
:: Indies, she sends us the in
:: structive and timely article
:: given below Miss Hamm will
:: visit the most picturesque por-
:: lions OF Canada. and, possibly,
:: Newfoundland, before returning
:: home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27
HAD HIS HANDS FULL.
ryr prEn UNDERTOOK TO sooruE
VERY FESTIVE INFANT.
rs SUCCEEDED FAR TOO WELL.
,.,.. youngstcr Took n Fancy to Him
and Many Complications Ensucd-
,,c strategy Whereby the Young
uo,cfuI Was Gotten Ridden OF.


Everybody restless.
Crumbling az tho dust.
Growing at the cinders,
Pictures OF disgust"
everybody cheerful.
No remarks profane.
Magic change effected
Baby ON the train"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27

Now I'm willing 20 put my hands on a
boa-constrlctor. or TO touch most any
ssrmint that crswls or creeps. but al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-27

everybody cheerful.
No remarks profane.
Magic change effected
Baby ON the train"
~-.so were The two rapidly-sn,ung
...ares on which my soose-blue eyes
looked last &oeR as they peepcd from
...... ,,,ooY-NNl7rcd nests known as nv
.. COWS and surveyed the surrounding
gf was travelling an alone. and
.. cars We're moving so slowly that
.. reminded me Of q venerable vaude-
,.- toko. I'm this joke the train is
ID. tl as being such "a crceper that
.. hogs in the neighhorhool ran along
... Sc and licked the greose of the
..- And SO. with all these difficult
.... .r our way. 10 is no wonder that we
m.l tho baby. Any old baby
,..... have done az such time. and this
i..-. he 30 said. was an wool and a
,.-. vilo Tn other words. he was just
r.. .u iufau, should be, 90 wit. asleep.
ills her, or fits mother got on at a
small v.vside stauon-one OF those desc
... places with three chickens scratch
Ing .I.at. am oN-cart I'm the perspective.
... .a agricultural implement awaiting
Shipment one could almost wonder how
ANYTHING as new and up-to-date as a
1.tr could have soften into such a local
'- '' was sun
.NiN 20 uhu'''''hu why any hNins
creature should have selected such
.... rs this for birthplace. But there
-.. .-.- ,.1.,r,.star and his her or its ma
~. .,.... ,....,,., -. ,,,o,.
..t r. time ooaIolhS the cars ana ad-
-..rr themselves into two seats. As I
-..F .b. infant ,res ot hfs ber or
ID, ..~-,ai'rp' Ihe !"'hs InolHeI Hdu-
d.. Ina. her, or IL as II the precious,
-r. rcue h.pej was cut-glass candle
,.,-r-r and could sec that she thought
cha ,r 30 ,y9s The only baby on earth
.-,..,i-.u ar,,... 80
'-
others.
ST.. 60. wanted 90 see the thing move
t..- 90 sr,s,1- IFS Inns and mfr and
-, -,, ,,,.,,,, Sc. "a.
manner ai ut'-e' ana juvenile SWINE but
..-r u really looked ais If he. she. or
....r contract to 5o the Rim Van WIN
.,,
h ... .'' "o''" "'' "'N0 "p "''''' nv
-a.. or 10 had grown Whiskers.
.s- ..s, what "a baby" uuoth I TO
.-.. ....-.-,. s.le o., n,tent-riebt ON that
$4,000. -, o.,,,,,,.,,, ,,,oro
I5 Ike 90 have q thing Ike that laying
.-.r.. 4r my desk for uaper-weight. %
... ...r, i,. ro,,-,oo,-, rood-5oetro,.ar
DIS her, OF its ma had long since hid
r.r -he comatose vertebrate beneath her
aud .t,,,., aud tbe tbiy,, r,iqbt O G
.. ,..- -. ...-.,.i,... -, -.
'"'0 "" " sV''''''7 - '"P ~ ~
tmsat for all the noise il made Not a
smile or sl4h did we hear nor did its
r.t-r f.rcs click or it's feet shift rest
't'
"yvor5erfrIr I Unused i'm that pleasant
conversational way which often charac-
- ,.,,.,,,,,,i,.r, Win myself
..'-. t---. .,1ttn- nm. an record WHO
.-. r.l5 onr as we'll unless il be some
~ tr... i+ro roorbIe cberubs ON tomb.
..,... I,5 lilo An have his Dboto Babies
r.. ,rie C,a don't crow ON trees"
-.,. I'D. ,.,,, al t,-,,,,. a boon Of things
$3.50 a., c.. ,s,o,,,o,,ts ,r1 an
a. ,,,,ortl v,t,iot ~
''lli5 my a.. CO., ,,,i,,1,toe
an IL 49,, -, 80 ,,is,,
.'ls tii''s i'.,N , ii'u - o,,o,.e
'..-..i' '.,,.,, 80 tlo,,, eo5,al
.." N'i '"''lii' '.i"- ~
..' ~ Hl""e ny me 80 ,!t.I,.