The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-04

'Ioun buu r.. NVHm0 from DrOOklORe, on
the train from the north. The latter
went on east.
Remember Geo. Cooks special prices
on jswelry continues all this month.
Come early to get the benefit Of the
large assortment.
Lesnder, the oldest son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. johnson, has been quite III for
three days with q complaint OF the chest.
He is q little better this after noon.
Arrivals this evening: Rev. T. A.
Flynn. Rev. A. 9. Shepherd, Mrs. Joe.
Gilbert and other delegates to the Ep.
worth League conventions at Cation.
Mrs. J. B. Koehler departed to-day Tor
Hot Syringe, Ark. stopping for a short
time on the way at her parents home in
Fresport, III. Her husband accompau.
led her ~ far as Sioux Falls.
Regents Blair, Hare. Hough and
Greeley arrived from Brookings this
morning aud Regent Spafford il expect
ed from Flandresu in the afternoon
They will be ia session here until ~ q
IN. tomorrow.
All who are or have been members ol
juvenile guards and ladies military
company aud physical culture classes
s.e invited 10 attend a social given To-
them at the city hall on Saturday eve
ming, May 6. from to ..
The second division OF the Presbyte
rian ladies' aid society will give an en-
t%er,a,umeut at the church tomorrow
evening. Admission, 10 cents. An in
teresting program, including debate OF
the Philippine situation. is planned.
Between L. and | o'clock this morn
ing the slaughter house Of John Schultz
southeast OF town. burned to the ground
The fire is supposed to have originated
from the decaying embers OF q tire use'
there in the afternoon in the frying o
lard. Loss about elOO.
The Klassy- Rosenow wedding a
Wentworth yesterday was attended b.
nearly $50 guests. The nuptials tool
place in the Presbyterian church, Rev
Lacey officiating, and the feast and fes
Invites following we're held in the hote
up to an early hour this morning.
Ed Gregory. president OF the rae
track association, has been in GORE
spoudenoe with +. A. Sage Of Parker,
skilled horse-trainer, and hes received
favorable reply. Mr.. Sage has thre
horses OF bic own and 10 expected her
shortly. A large force OF men 90
horses will b put at work on The trao
tomorrow.
"Tusksloosa, Alabama. Jan. Is, 1884,
To whom it may concern: The Louis
Brehany and Opera Concert compan
played here last evening to a large an
enthusiastic audience, and we can ssfel
saw that no attraction this season ha
given us better satisfaction or please
our audiences moro than this super
company OF artists. Respectfully, Cool
raue l. Robitte, managers Academy {
Music" This we'll recommended con
pany will appear at the opera house
Madison, Monday evening, May ..
P,psstons STAR 2: Among the visitor
in tho city between trains to-day vi
Ben Lunderbsrg. OF Duell county, Sou'
dakota, who va on bic way home fro
Manila. whore be served under the eta
and stripes in Company X, let Sou,
Dakota. Mr.. Lunderbers Vas d
. obareed on account Of sickness %
(reaohed San Francisco . few days ago
thu Arizona, after having been aw'
from home for nearly . year. The you'
man is feeling much better now TIL
vhen hs LETT the Philippines and
hopes that hs will be oil right again in
few weeks.
GEO. Cook, the jeweler..who recon
vi.itsd Chicago, made . long l'st OF pu
ch..ee in his line which will % eager
sought by his customers. In the line
Watches. he IL prepared to offer eenu''
. cold filled CASE, at $3.50 up. In Inc
: there are ex~oellent values and barsa's
His lat Of novelties IL the largest eV
brought 10 Madison, aud comprise cyr
x no chains, sash clasps and buckles orae
lets. breastpins, beauty pins. fancy q
9 pins, and hundreds OF little n'ck
dear to the hearts OF the ladies' q
vhioh are indispensable 10 the orname
t..ion OF handsome costumes. Call o