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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-11
D. MCKINN0N.
We are bound to close out our entire stock of Cloaks. Come and see
be convinced before buying elsewhere.

whore he had an appointment with the
bishop which he could not defer. Father
kelleher spent tho day here and returned
home on the evening train.
Co6ey & Lsrkin have sold out the tel.
ephone exchange and lines OF this city
to A. A. Gray Of Harmony, MIMI, who
has associated with him in the business
Mr.. Ackset. an experienced electrician
and telephone operator. MI. Gray took
possession last night and he aud Mr..
Ackset have been at work to-day MAX
~ing::repa.rs and putting in new lines.
many demands for which are awaiting
their attention. Messrs. Larkin d Cot
Fey have had more than they could re.
ally attend to in this with their other
business and without any solicitation on
their part the number Of phones in op-
GRAFTON in the city had increased to IS,
and Is new orders for phones are await
ing their immediate attention. The con.
sideration in the deal was $500. Mr..
Gray has secured the Wadoen-C orneley.
sen building opposite the postofice for q
central Office and will move their ex.
change business, both local aud long
distance. into that building. The local
business a be greatly enlarged by .
little effort ~ the telephone is working
itself into popular favor, and Mr.. Gray
appears to 10 just the energetic man to
reach out for new territory. lie will
move his family thither ut IN early date.
Mr.. Gray is a brother 10 law OF j. q.
Cotfey Of this city.
The joint installation and supper OF
the Modern Woodmen and Royal Neigh
bors camps at the opera house last eve-
n,ng proved . very interesting affair.
The members Of the camps and their
friends TO the number OF over 200 were
present and all expressed themselves on
departing at midnight ns having been
J royalty entertained. After An hours
social enjoy ment IN the early part Of the
evening, an oyster supper Of excellent
quality and supply WAS served to all BY
the Royal Neiahbors, after which the
floor vas cleared Of the tables and tie
installation ceremonies Of the Woodman
camp publicly conducted by Deputy
Head Consul r. X. VanSlyks. assisted
by Chief Forester W. II. Grinnell. The
Woodmen then made way for the Royal
Nsighbors who gave q very beautiful
floor drill according TO the manual OF the
order, Mics French Of the Normal school
furnishing the piano musical accompani.
mept to the marches. Then followed
the installation OF officers Of Woodbine
camp. conducted by Deputy Grand Ora
Gle Mrs. ChSs. Cary, assisted by Mrs. q,
X. Eedder. This concluded the exer
cises Of the evening. Many visiting
Woodmen we're present from Ramona,
Wentworth and W,nfred to witness the
ceremonies, the new Royal Neighborr
camp work being q special attraction.
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WERE GUESTS OF HONOR.

Elaborate Dinner NJ the Wnsse sous<
for the rcacc Commissioners.
WASHINGTON. Jan. ll.-President and
Mrs. Mckinley gave an elaborate ain.
ner Mt the White House last night NJ
which the members Of the Paris peace
commission were the guests OF n
Invited To meet them were the men,
bers Of the cabinet. senators and repre-.
sentatives in congress and II number OF
the officers Of the army and navy who
took prominent parts in the war, In.
Guiding Major Generals Shafter ana
Wheeler and Admirals Sampson n
Schley and Captain Robley D. Evans.
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Jackets marked to sell at $3.50.
to close at $500
Jackets marked tosell at 81 100,
to close at 81.
Jackets marked to sell at $500,
to close at. $3.50
Jackets marked to sell at $500,
to close at $3.50
Jackets marked to sell at $1,000,
to close at. $500
Jackets marked to sell at $l4,OO,
to close at 80. $3.50
D.. nCkINNON.
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THE CITY.
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

'heat No. l 50; fax o..
T. Elliott OF watertown, u regis.
e at the Lake Park.
!. D. Saber OF Woousocket va reg.
Pred at the Madison house for dinner.
Ohm liaugen took the evening train
III for Webster TO visit his folks for .
or ten days.
''nsl receipt for Archy Canning on
Tree claim. tbs swl+, section l4-lO6-
'as reached the clerk OF tho courts
Co.
t'.'ers come from Sverre Odee AMI
H. "ulst'ne stating that both are
'"'u up at Madison. Wis.,, with the
ppe and cannot get home.
Will be OF interest to many Madison
~" 10 Know that the long distance
f''one connection wss established
'srd"y with Epiphany.
es victims yesterday Of the epidemic
"'o"t were Wm. Ftntzel. Mrs. J. A..
aosern and Mary Jones. All ass
70 Do quite i'll, too. to-day.
100 Hicks has ordered . harness.
aug stock and will open . shop 10 the
:" building 10 rear OF ]. A. John.
'''ofs some time next week.
as'' WAS . partial eclipse Of the Gun
I'D you . Il? No. The near
'ached 10 was In Idaho and Mon
""a touching the fsce OF the earth
'"ers westwarL over The North
ocean, Alaska, japan andSibsr,s.
''e' " cold eclipse.
lineage Record. 10: The physician.
,s aa"' the grip epidemic incrsasss and
Ny a'S with the changes in the atmos.
. > clear. cold and sunny day will
W. the number OF now GASES consid.
ana cause a marked Improvement
wn" are III. while damp, raw air
s'ease the sick list 10 . remarkable
Ies, 10 ksllshsr. the newly located
] n bryant, came down this morn.
IL pay Rev. I. A. Flynn : visit M
: ""0 Time 20 i~ntarviA- As-
k;nu~as tho dspot = ths lsassr -,
% take the train Tor sioux Fall.
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Everything new and up-to-date
ia these garments. All wool beav-
er jackets with high storm collar
lined with silk. English covert
cloth jackets; 6-button, box-front,
silk-faced, sstin-lined Bucle jack
cts, storm-collar, dort sleeves.
3O-inch cspes, tibet-trimmed,
made Of heavy Bucle, $3.50.
If you want a garment you GER
tainly cannot afford to buy with
out calling on us, for We have de-
cidedly the lowest prices in town.
d. nCkINNON
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La Grippe is again epidemic. Every
precsution should be taken to avoid 1t.
Its specific ure is One Minute Cough
Cure. A. J.. Sheperd. Publisher .Aari-
cultural Journal and Advertiser. Eden.
No., says: NO one will be disappointed
IN using one Minute Cough Cure for La
Grippe" Pleasant to take. quick TO act.
Cook & ODEE.
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OUAY'S PETITION DENIED.

His Case demanded to the Court Of Quar-
ter Seasions For Trial.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1.-THE petition
of United States Senator Quay. his son
Richard S. Quay. and ex-State Treas
urer Benjamin F. Haywood. Cor q writ
of-certiorari. removing the trial Of the
conspiracy n against them from the
local court to the supreme court, was
dismissed by the supreme court. The
case was remanded to the quarter ses.
sions court Of this city for trial, and the
costs of the proceedings were placed on
the petitioners.
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FAILED TO AGREE.

Diysrcnco Of Opinion In Committee ON
the Nicaragua Canal.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE house
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce failed to agree upon the basis
of q Nicaragua bill and voted down two
propositions for special meetings. The
whole question now goes ver until the
regular meeting on Friday.
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CLEVELAND. O.. Jan. 1l.-W. H. Law
renee, president Of the National Carbon
company Of this city. confirms the re-
port that his concern has been absorbed
by the carbon combine now being or
ganized. He also confirms the report
from Chicago Of the other companies
which will become members Of the new
organization. He asserted that It 10 not
the intention Of the new company to
raise prices. but to lower them through
cheaper methods of doing business.
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White Mark.

az. FRANK PErERsoN's South DA-
KoTA" u a new, strictly up-to-date,
mounted wall map OF the state 30x36
inches, in five colors. It has been cor
rected up to December Lat. 1898, and
shows all the new post Offices and the
recent changes in county boundaries.
1t is tho best and most complete map OF
the state ever made. Special inuoduc.
tory price Tor 60 days, 81. Agents
wanted. Circulsrs free. Address
e. FRANK PETERSON, Publisher,
Vsrmillion, So. Oak.
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To whom IL May Concern.

DR.. II. II. Frudeufeld has done optical
work Tor my patients for some time and
ia all oases has gwen the best OF sstis.
faction. lie is careful, honest and paine
taking in his treatment OF Gases and l
have no hesitency in stating that he Is
in svery way reliable aud proficient in
his work. Respectfully.
DIR. A. +. CLoUGH.
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Special correspondence of The Leader.
ORLAND, Jan. 9.-Ihe Christmas cele.
bration at the Lutheran church IN the
evening OF December ., in this town.
chip, was really beautiful. The Christ
mas tree with its many lights, flowers,
ribbons and other decorations. artistic-
ally arranged, Was q sight long to be re-
membered. Santa Claus was behind
time hero by q few days but he was
generous when he did come.
The debate 1t the Olson school house
last Thursday evening on the question,
Resolved, that married lie is more pleas.
sant than single, was decided unaui-
mously in favor Of the affirmative. Hans
Nashum and Henry johnson defended
hard the negative. The latter was
highly complimented for the able stand
taken, as be is . mere boy in years.
Oloris Olson is q good debater and besides
his important part taken in the de.
bate that evening. he delivered q first.
class temperance lecture with good e.
feet. Mr.. Olson hits the mark and hits
it hard.
There is some fine talent among the
boys and girls OF this neighborhood.
Pitch in, one and all, aud develop it.
A social hop was held ct the home Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. E.shang recently. All had
a good time. Mr.. EIshsng erected a
fine residence on his farm the past cum
mer.
Everything connected with the de.
bates at the McGillivray school house
runs smoothly. The question next
Wednesday evening is, Resolved. that
cruel treatment is more effective than
kindness in the management OF animals.
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Theee are dangerous times for the
health. Group, colds and throat troubles
lesd rapidly TO Consumption. A bottle
OF One Minute Cough Cure used at the
right time will preserve life. health and
a large amount Of money. Pleasant TO
take; children like it.
Cook & ODEE,
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Samuel.-Don't figure on marrying a
model wife. unless you are a mind read
or and know for certain hat she takes
Rocky Mountain Tea.
FRANZ. SMITH.
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ut II q surprising fact," s9ys Prot.
Houton, shat Ia my travels 10 I'll parts
Of the world, for the last ten years, !
have met more people having used
Green's August Flower than any other
remedy, tor dyspepsia, deraneed liver
aud stomach, and Tor constipation. I
find four tourists and salesmen, or for
persons filing Office positions, whore
headaches and general bad feeling from
irregular hsbits exist. that Greene Aug
ust Flower 10 q grand remedy. Il does
not injure the system by frequent use,
and 10 excellent for sour stomache and
Indigestion" Sample Oootlss tree ~ G.
H. NooD's. Sold By dealers In oil DIV.
ilised c0untliee.
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will cell i've lots in block 10. Smith
& Trow's Summit Addition to Madison,
for &lOO. Inquire Of A. G.. SCHMIDT.
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MILWAUKEE, Jan. 11.-Captain w. L..
Cooke, in charge of the Third infantry
recruiting station in this city, has been
ordered. together with his party, to re-
port to headquarters at Fort Smelling as
soon as possible. 1t is believed the or
der is a forerunner to the immediate re-
moval of the Third regiment to the
Phi1iuDineA.
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The smallest things may exert the
~Qresteet influence. Do Witt'e Little
Early Rieers arc ucequalled for over
coming constipation aud liver troubles.
Small pill, best pill, sass pill.
Cook Z ODE8.
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House and three lots, location central
or sale ohssp and on easy terms Of
payment. CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
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Coughing injuries aud int'ames sore
lungs. Ono Minute Cough Cure 'oosens
the cold, allays coughing . nes's
quickly. The best cough ouFe wi
children. .o...
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The happiest couple in the wot,o
should be \ deaf husband and blind WIFE,
both taking Rocky Mountain e
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DOVER, Jan. 1.-THE channel service
between this port and Calais has oeen
suspended, owing to tho heavy sess'
which r running.
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No. 81

Will place you in communi-
cation with the s. Y. Hyde
Elevator Co., where you can
have orders for Coal promptly
filled. They carry the very
best grades of Hard and Soft
Coal, and customers are al
ways pleased with weights and
measures. Winter contracts
solicited. Prices the verylow-
est. Free delivery to any part
of the city.
VII. FINTZEL,
Local Agent.
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Horrible agony is caused by Piles,
Burns aud skin diseases. Theee are i'm
med. lately relieved and quickly cured by
Dew,tt's Witch Hazel Salve. Beware Of
worthless limitations.
Cook & ODEE
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-06-02
EUTOPIANS ENTERTAIN.

Miss Clara Candy nicely entertained
the Eutopians Wednesday evening.
The musical program was a novel
one embracing all the seasons. March
opened with a 'Welcome to SPRING."
April produced "The Bride of the
Birds" May, "In the Lovely Month of
May" June brought forth Storm"
July came with midsummer Nights
Dream;" August furnished 'The Last
Rose of Summer;" September the
'Leaves Began to fall;;" it was "Good
bye to the Leaves when October
came; in November '"The Hunting
Song" was rendered; December gave
'"The Christmas Dance;" January the
guests were 'By the Fireside" and
February was a "Night of Love-"
Miss Clara Candy gave The Storm, by
Webber, and Mr.. Ed. Cowman accom-
panied it with lightning, which made it
very impressive. The members of the
club are as follows:
Ada Anderson, Mable Bigley, Clara
Candy, Pearl Emmons, Florine Folsom,
Edna Hellings, Minnie McCracken,
Laura Morgan, Jessie Peoples, Carrie
Rausenberger, Tempa McCracken,
Clara Williams, Cora Gearing.
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work the past winter Miss shaw proves to be
fine instructor. Success to her.
Last Monday afternoon, Rev. Bell delivered
a fine Memorial sermon at Logansville. We
were sorry that so many were afraid that a
drop Of rain might melt them. Wehope before
another Decoration, the little town Of Logans-
vile will be wakened up little and come out
and honor the soldiers who fought for this
country.
Miss Maggie Young spent several weeks
near Bellefontaine.
Some of the young people of this place spent
last Sunday at Lake View.
The wedding bells have been ringing In our
community. Mr.. George Stahier and Miss
Lucy Neer were united In marriage Sunday
evening, by Rev. Mathews, Of DeGraf. We
wish this couple a happy and prosperous life
Miss Goldie Longbrake spent several days
in DeGraff, last week.
George Cole and Will Wright spent last
Tuesday and Wednesday with jeff Dodd
Clarence KaylOr spent last Sunday with Bill
Coen.
Misses Essie and Grace Long and Lulu Week
visited Miss Tina Stahler, last Sunday.
MISS LILY LEAF.
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LOGANSVILLE.
'he writer is still alive,

The writer is still alive.
The LOganSville Commencement on last
Tuesday evening, was a complete success. We
congratulate their directing teacher, Mr..
DERRICK, for his work i'm making the COM
mencement success.
Miss Gordie Miller, of Bellefontaine, spent
several days with Miss Tina Stahler, last
week.
Miss Fronie Longbrake is visiting Miss Pearl
WoOdroof, in Sidney, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morgan and son Tony,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Carpenter and sons, Mr..
and Mrs. James Swonguer and daughters, all
of DeGraf, spent last Sunday at II. ID.
YOungs.
A number from here attended the school
exposition at DeGraff, Saturday. We found
the school building beautiful sight, and as
all gazed around those lovely rooms, their
thoughts surely were, some work has been
done during the winter term of school. We
think it should be the duty of all to congratu-
late the teachers and pupils for their beauti-
full display of school work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger, of near Bellefontaine,
spent Sunday with Silas Dodd and wife.
There will be an ice cream and strawberry
festival at LOganSville, Saturday evening,
June 3. Proceeds for the benefit Of the Chris
tian church. Everybody cordially invited.
Miss Eta Shaw closed a very successful
term of school last Thursday, and very
interesting program was listened to by all in
the afternoon and her display of school work
was grand. 1t showed that Miss Shaw and
pupils have taken great interest in the school
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MIDDLE BRANCH.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Nogle are visiting at Quincy.
G. Johnston delivered some fat hogs at
Belle Centre.
1t was our privilege to spend part CT Deco
ration Day at Belle Centre. The floral deco
rations were fine as was the display of Old
Glory. The services were impressive.
Mr.. George Lamert was here looking for
young calves last Saturday,
Mr. Fulton was looking up building contracts
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Rogers and family, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. P. Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. c. E.
johnson have received invitations to the we'd
ding of Samuel G. Johnston to Kathryn Seltz-
er, of Turon, Kansas, on Tuesday, May Both
Mr.. Johnston's many friends here wish him
and his bride prosperous married life.
The Rogers brothers are both preparing to
make Improvements on their dairy barns.
John James is engaged in hauling stone for
the foundation of d. P.'s barn.
Friends from Rushylvania visited at Seth
Taylors. Also, Jay Taylor, of LaRue, visited
his Grandpa.
Rev. Dunlap, of Iowa, will preach in the U
P. Church at o'clock next Sabbath. All are
invited to attend. GOLDEN ROD.
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ZANESFIELD.

Misses Laura Nelson and Lillian Fawcett
were in Harper, one day last week.
Miss Sallie Scott, of Middletown, former
resident of this place, is visiting friends and
relatives here.
Miss Katie Stine is ill with erysipelas.
Ira Brown is much improving appearances
around his home by painting his house.
We are glad to report that Mrs lola Tharp
who has pneumonia, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Miller, of Lewistown,
with their granddaughter Miss Edna Brown,
visited J. M. Reames and family, Saturday of
last week.
Rev. Richard Schonover will occupy the M.
E. pulpit, Sunday evening.
Miss Mabel Marquis, of Bellefontaine visit
ed in town, last week.
John Stanfield and family, of Bellefontaine,
called on friends here, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Jacobs has moved into DIR. w. Ii.
Outland's property on Bellefontaine street.
Mr.. Than. Jacobs has moved from Bellefon-
taine to his property east of town.
Mr.. Joseph Collins and son, of Union county,
are visiting relatives in the community.
A gentleman from here was told by Belle
fontaine man, who five of the delegates to the
State convention would be before the COM
mittee retired to select them. Is this the road
wonder that the liberty loving Republicans of
Logan county, kick when they are called to
leave their work to attend a convention and
then find the entire work of that convention
previously done by a dozen political designers
in BellefOntaine? We think not If harmony
| is restored in our ranks these political trick
sters will have to quit using foul means to
| carry out their selfish ends, yet these very
men have the cheek to tell the people that
| they must not resent, lest it might stir up dis
cord in the party. We want harmony, but do
we want it at the cost of our rights as free
born American citizens? Answer this for
yourselves Republicans of Logan county.
Chester Williams visited E. w. Outland and
family, of West Liberty, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Small visited Calvin
Downing and family, Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Mitchell, of Toledo, is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. DIR. Wanzer and daughters Mary ano
Winnie, are visiting relatives in Ostrander, o
Miss Jessie Brown is visiting her aunt Mel
lie Coram, in Springfield.
"A Twisted Social" was the name of gather
ing of Christian Endeavorers at VIM. Rudasil
Tuesday evening. Now, if we have this piec
of news twisted we stand ready to be correct
ed.
Miss Eta Mccormick is at home from Belle
fOntaine.
4 Memorial Day as usual was observed her
in an appropriate way. In the morning tn
old veterans headed by Uncle Jeffries' drur
corps and band of children proceeded to tn
cemetery, where the graves we're decorate
with beautiful flowers and flags. In the after
noon the people assembled at the town hal
| and listened to music appropriate to the oc
casion, sung by quartet. Addresses wer
made by DIR. Wanzer, DIR. P. p. Outland an
10. H. Fawcett The little girls made an Offer
, ing to the unknown dead and at the close
> paper was read by the President, in memor
} of comrade Miles Blackburn, prepared by hi
widow. This concluded the exercises.
= SLOCUM.
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