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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1899-10-13
In the matter of

In the matter of
Firm composed of
No ~ w. B. Shearin, Sr, W. In Bankruptcy.
4No' ~ (B. Sheaiin. Jr., and j.
G. Shearin, and as indi-
(viduals. Bankrupt.
To the Honorable E. S. Hammond, Judge of the
District Court of the United States for the Western
District of Tennessee, w. B. Shearin & Sons as
above of Middleton, in the County of Hardenan
and State of Tennessee in said district respectfully
represents that on the 10Th day of July last past
they were duly adjudged bankrupt under the Acts
of Congress relating to bankruptcy that they have
duly surrendered all their property and rights Of
property and have fully cOmplied with all tie re-
quirements OF said acts and OF the orders of the
court touching this bankruptcy. Wherefore they
pray that they may be decreed by the court to
have a full discharge from all debts provable
against their estates under said bankrupt acts,
cept such debts as are excepted by law from such
discharge Dated this 10th day OF October, A. D.,
1899.
Firm sP.s5S % s 4; s. :s: es
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WB. SHEARIN & SONS.
Firm of w. b. Shearin, Sr., w. b. Bankrupt
Shearin, Jr., and j. G. Shearin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23
REAL ESTATE
QUITE ACTIVE

The real estate market was never
In as healthy a state as Il II az the
present time. naid well known
aoaier this morning. both residence
and business properties are going up
az about the same ratio. There -
not an empty house IN town. When
ever there is one. there Ia such a
rush for It that R docs not remain
empty very long.
4 have known people to race TO
agents IN order to be the nrst 10 get
house. one OF the best signs 81
the times Il the fac, that there are
30 many who are not spectators. but
are buyers Of homes-nettierr who.
having procured a suitable home. are
not willing TO sell at any advance.
By next fail look for a return OF
boom prices. bu, not before"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23

ture Of MIR, Perkins for Boston last
summer
when Mr.. F'urth made his recent
Eastern trip. the star stated that IN
all probability the franchise would
again come up Tor consideration ar
ter his return When he arrived In
Seattle. ne renewed his effort 70 Oh.
tain the franchise. and secured the
legal assistance % acorgv nonworth
~ piles, Donworth s Howe. Instead
OF employing Eastern attorneys.
II Is altogether fkely that the
Northern Pacific depot proposition
viii not pass through the hands Of
the corporations committee and com I,
before the city council until the first
week IN January. The pending
street railway franchise Is entitled
20 prior consideration; the holidays
are on. and little In the way OF bust
re.S can be done between Christmas
aud New Years day. In conse-
Guence % these facts. the members
Of the corporations committee have
rot had any time to devote TO the
consideration OF the Northern rael-
DC ordinances as yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23

The josbing quotations today were
az follows
sugar uobbingl-noidsn c. In bbls.
- III extra c. In bills. us0. pow
dered. tsksi dry Rrsnuiaiei. $500.
cube. 81 -. spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. Oobbinsl-raicnt Ell
celisnt. iaas. Novelty A. 1910: Star
tbahrFnl. ts.ss. Centennial. q Gold
Drop. t1.io. corn meal. yellow. 81 zoo
1 g. TOO ihs in i0-ib sacks. u.g ewi
s0.ib sacks. corn meal. white. ti.eoa
- per lao Tbs In lob sacks u. 20 bbi
In ts.ib sacks buskwheat -four. pure.
81 % per - ibs IN s-ib sacks: crack
81 wheat. 800 per 100 lbs In To-
N sacks. farina. $500 per 100 In s-lh
sacks. t7ks per 100 lbs In 10th
sacks: steel cut oatmeal. s. % per
loo lbs Ia lob sacks: graham -four.
81 - per 100 lbs In inalh sacks; whole
whsa, flour. u - per 100 lbs In To- b
sacks. rye meal. tgio Ter 100 lbs In
io.ib sacks; rye -four. ~ g per leo lbs
IN io-lb sacks. split peas. ino-ib sacks
o. 20. spin peas. q 90 per 100 lbs IN
2 ID boxes. MIXED pess. o. 70 per 100
leo lbs In sacks. ssTs per cwi in
- NNAHHs AAAA~s - 10
harts. III. wheat flakes. i;ss per
case % a 2-ib pkKs In hbis
81 90 TO lbs net fancy rolled Data.
. 10 sacks. t2ss. cracked wheat;
$50 per Dbl In to-lb sacks. steel
cut oatmeal. tao per bbl In 90
10 sacks. Graham -four. g. 10 per Dbl
In 6n-ih SACHS. whole wheat -four.
q 20 per Dbl IN io.lh sacks. rye meal.
g. IS per hhl In So-ib sacks, rye -four.
toe per hhl. fancy rolled oats. 80
lbs net in bbis. nss fancy roll
"a oats. so-ib sacks. ueo: fancy
rolled oats. per case. izss.
Coffee GobbinEb--oresn - Mocha.
per 10. 2aa re Java. per ID. m2sc.
Costa Riea. thpiee, per 10. 2ic:
Hoaxted-A' Jckie's. in ioo-lh cases.
per 100 lbs. mars: eo-lb eases, per 100
lhp, 81 81: 1s-lb cases. per 100 lbs.
ti2 as: Java. s0-ib tins. per 10. Csc;
sack sec. Alden Mocha. GAe: Cara
cola. afc Guatemala. ale: ground
coffee. 1890: Lion. zoos. si225. eos.
ii2ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23
MORTALITY RECORD.

The funeral ~ Theodore Lindcr
was held from the residence. iai
Eleventh avenue north. at O'Clock
thiH afternoon
Louis Anderson. agr 90. died yes.
tcriay az Providence hospital 81
pneumonia
pomeinco DlEHa. agc %. died yes.
terdsy az col jackson street.
Miss Olga IIeunluEscn. age q. died
yesterday at 100 Ncnier way. % ntum-
ach trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23
STREET RAILWAY
FRANCHISE DEBATED
Special Council Committee May be
Ready to Report Next tuesday.

The consolidated franchise Ii once
more a subject OF consideration at
the hands Of the special corporations
committee OF the city council, The
committee Is holding a meeting this
afternoon. and the proposed fran
chlse is the suhjec, OF discussion. II
n possible that the committee Will
report at Tuesday evenings ooun-
ell meeting. II Is still an open aues-
ton whether Il viii recommend that
the council give a IS year franchise.
or whether u viii advocate the In
definite postponement OF the entire
matter. The decision hinges on sew
eral details which. II Is stated. arr
not yet settled The meeting To-Day
will probably do much TO decide these
matters.
The franchise proposed has been
before the special corporations com
mitiee for about six months. II has
been laid over ever since the dapar-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23
Pulpit and Pew.

a new Chinese Bapiis, Church has
been dedicated a; Butte. Mont.
A new Methodist church has Just
been dedicated at Grand Forks, II.
C.
A new parsonage has been built for
the pastor OF the Second Prs.by-
terrain church In South Holse. Idaho.
The Baptist Church at North Yak
ina. wash. has been given two %
foot lots. 20 be sold. and proceeds ap-
piled on parsonage fund.
Arrangements have been eomplsI-
81 to have a combined rally on New
Years morning of all the Methodist
Sabbath schools Of Vancouver, u, 6.
Rev. u. Dunlop has reesniiy re
signed hts posliion as eurate N
charge Of st. Luks's Church. North
held. to take up a similar position IN
81. Adams. Nanalrno. n. 6.
The Rev. y. u, sapp and family
have left Tacoma fas San Jose. Cal.
where Mr. sapp goes to take charge
OF AaEE aafuANAA VIZ tHAtAh N#Aat"A -
that city. Mr.. Sapp has lately been
state evangelist OF IN. Christian
Church in Washington.
A new UNCONVENTIONAL paper.
known as the Western Baptist. has
been launched By that body II IL
a monthly. and Ia published In Van
eouver. u. 9. the editor being Rev.
W. II. Hinson. NJ a. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church there. II =
devoted to the interests Of the body
In British Columbia.
Rev. w A. Robins. VI. A.. has ar
rived at Greenwood. ~ g. % taks
up the work u the Church Of Eng
land. inaugurated there about a year
ago BY Arcbdeacou Psntreath. IN
der the name of 81. Juds's Mari
borough and Trinity College. OK
ford. where he took his degree in
1891. and aftsrward took a course at
Wells Theological College. since
his ordination he worked aix years
~ one Of the stan Of the clergy OF
81. Mary Radcliffe. Bristol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Saturday II generally "A duh day ON
West street, but local business today
was good owing to the near ap-
preach Of Christmas. All the outside
orders were filled by last night.
There are no cats being offered
on the flats at current prices. The
producers are holding OF FOR a o.
raise over present quotations.
Good celery Ii rather scarce, and
brings 90 cents readily.
Twenty-one thousand pounds Of
haiibut came down ON the Dirigo.
10th Lilly a l5ogarduH aud the
Uaibraith Grain co. are running the
newly Installed hay oompronsors day
and night To- nh their government
contracts. The hay ns fast as baled
II being taken to Sohwabacher's
dock 10 be shipped on the FIRST
transport To Manila.
ualbralth IL putting ia a new ba~.
ley cruHher ana general milling ma
chincry and otherwis. making *
tcnsivc Improvements In his great
ware houae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23
Case Orags On.

EVERETT, Dee, 20 --isaplln waa
the principal wltnesa on the stand
yesterday FOR the defence. lie ten-
tined that when Phillips took the
money from Miller. both he and Lyta
objected, but 10 no purpose. and that
he was on the way 60 police head
quarters To report the robbery when
he was met by Deputy sherir VII
snn, who told him not 20 report the
,ase IL the police. Attorney pore.
Tor the defense, Haya he can show
a horrible conspiracy between Van
lie Vant.r, Wilson and MeElroy 60
,oavict Lyts and H,splin because they
refuse TO dras into the ease Charles,
an uncle OF Iyta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23

Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered 10 the pro-
Queer BY the local dealers Tor deiiv.
cry In round lots on the dock or in
the ear at Seattle
urain--oatr. tae 0oagi.oo. barley.
SIC boulT 90. wheat chicken feed.
81 90. bran. titoo. shorts. tis oodf
10 %. rye. 100: popcorn. Iaoo per 100
lbs
tny-PuFet sound. per tons. - zoo
10 %. Eastern Washington timothy,
SIC 0oWi7 90 alfalfa. $40 90.
EErs-stfictiy fresh ranch. g1e.
uuiter-frrsh ranch. seuasc.
Poultry Spring chic kenH. i2c:
live turkeys. i1ulte. grese. Toe.
I've staek-Choice beef cattle.
cows. ave. steers. & good hogs. live.
&C.. hogs. dressed. iAc. calves. dress
ed. large. tise. small &c.
IItdc'. rsita and Wool - Heavy
sound. salted steers. over 60 lbs. -:
medium sound. per 10. &C.. light
sound. under "a lbs. se. eewu. sound.
all weights, Sc, stays. bulls ana oxen.
&C.: sailed kipa. ~. calves. per 10.
sc. green hides. ehaTne. dry hides.
per 10. lee dry culs. one-third less.
summer deer. per 10. isHzsc. winter
deer. dry. is0s2c. papery deer. 100
lie. dry elks. i0c. green elk. tgsc
sheep p~lts. ssc0ft 20. rhearIinE.. IS
9ese. Eastern Washington wool, 50
ioc. clean wool. tsc: dirty or tim
b-r burned. IT,. saliow. sts0tc: nns
Angora Eaat skins each. 5ssssti o.:
mountain sheep. each. ssasac. Cow
tails. each. aDsMr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23
sst,s,. Chess. Grs. .es Poultry

naiter Washington ereamsfis.,
pound prints. 10a &c. Eastern Iowa
and EiEin. 80 voc.
Cheese UobhlnEl-Sativ~ Wash.
inEtan. it0isc. Eastern. tsaitr.
Eggs tIabbinK Strictly fresh
ranch. .iGsi.c: Esstsrn. isaar.
Hou-y white comb. ia4tte.
light amber. isc dark amber. 10
strained. sHsisc.
Poultry - Chickens. live. igai.r.
live turkeys. itaiec: ducks. lee.
geese. iiGtsc. live weight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23
vssstshis,

Potatoes UobbiuFl-Sattve no,a-
toes. fisoa1 900; Yakima potatoes.
us o98si 90 bn~ts. safsec per rark:
carrots. pr sack. Co.. sweet pata.
toes. 81 soaiso pr 100 iisa. native
onions, ii.e0. fancy California canii.
flowers. 81 % per don lettuce. CO. a
dos.. turnlps. o. per sack. radish.
~, iec. pumpkins. hmAc per 10
squash. g. hurs@-radl.h. G.. celery.
i0c dor garlic. sifc: cabbage tng
10 per 100. rrd peppsrs sec. huaks.
itc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23

nariey-ateam rolled. 5000. whole.
$500
Corn--whole. i22 so; cracked. 1890.
feed meal. per ,on. $500.
Feed Wheat. tipO oil cake meal.
$50 90. mlddlinEa. ~ 00a23.0o. bran.
tt60 shorts. tl7O0. chopped feed.
tls Ooq2ioo. dairy chopped feed. SO.
Meat Prices
Fresh Meat tiobblnRl--cow beef.
To per Id. steer beef. nc per ID.
mutton. wcthcr. 7Iac per 10. pork
7e per 10. veal. large. SC per ID. small,
DC.
Provisions OobblnE) Hams. large.
i2hc; hams. small. l2Ac. breakfast
bacon. iiibe. dry sailed Sides. IA:
Rex. sac
Lard OoSbiugl Home made. per
n. INC: White star, &C. Coin special.
SIZE. lard compound. tieruea, &c. Rex.
$40.
Fresh Fish OobblnGl Perch. "a
fe. halibut. saec; chum salmon,
sc. founders. sac. solca. Aci
rock cod. b9Gc. smelt. tasr. oysters.
/ olympia, ti2sGt75 per sack. o. 0o
per gallon. clans. 81 65ai75. llnR
cod. 6afGe. black cod. Gd7c. salt chin
COX salmon. 900 ID bills. 81 %. herring,
sQtc
wainutH. f2Aalac. peeans. i2ai7c,
niberts, lie soft she'll almonds. iSai
ise; Brazil nuts. i2c. hickory nuts,
6u7c. coeoanuta. sagie0e per doEi
Eastern cheH'nuia. itmisc pine nuts.
i2@i2c. black wa4nutu. 5uCc. pea
nuts aise
Lumber end suiiding Material.
LoEs--So. fr. 100. rough mer.
ehantable. s. 90. mefchantablc. O. 70.
mixed flooring and merchandise.
Sc o04 q e. flooring E.o0. No. cedar.
Sc oou5 o. common. per N. fs00ffs ~,
spruce iasH, g. 0ousbo. cedar shlngie
hoits. t2gs8aoo
Pr ,.unbsr- Rough. 1850: thick
firlahed. surfaced ono or two sides. ..
10 m ~ inches wide. flsU20. length
~ to "a feet. special isnsthr. Toe per
ST extra. enc inch finish. siaqis. all
vertical Hrain. - per 81 extra. moor
ing. dressed aud matched. tIT4sI.
stock boards. sslaeh. tsuis: io-tneh,
q so9is. is-lnch. tisgis. fencing. No
4 or e-iueh nnish. -. No. 2. %. V or
channel rustic of drop siding. weight
!. Zoo pounds. tiiuit. Or timber. toirts
and scanilinSr. rough. g. s0gis. = !
y y. - teais. SIS. tiiqii. boards.
i2stnch and up. iis.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber
Rough. Is; bevei siding. weight. 700
lbs. No. l. siTt0. No :, mao. coil.
ing. weights Nos. I. and -. Inca.
!. 1go lbs. Nos. I. and ). is-inch. zoo
lbs. iiaGeT wainscoiins 80 0oGfit 90:
rustic. t.s.oo09s00. 80 shingles,
81 70. standard shingles. tiio. i-inch
finish. - IL and 10 feet. 80 0oa = %
,hiek finish. tes0Qg 90. cedar
squares. :. = > and 10 feet, 80 ooU
70 90 nirkets, tiapo.
Kiln dfisi. u IN advance o. green.
draynge. tec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23

CAM ERON'S Steam Dyelng and
Cleaning Works.-Wc call FOR.
clean. and deliver your goods.
Railroad avenue. below l.. o. Tel
Buff g95. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23
Seattle Whss, Msfset.

wheat texportl-So. club. sac
biurstcm. stiac. No biuestem. tiihc
milling No. club. Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23

EXPERT PRUNER-Those having
jobs needing attention. send word
to c. II. Nelson. care Star Office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23
Nay Grain ana Feed.

Hay OohbingI-PuRet sound. per
ton. ii7O0dI "a 90. Eastern Washing
ton timothy. $500. mixed. tiT %. al
faifa. fl2o1.
Oats Oobbing) - Per ton. ~ o0u
21oo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23
fruit.

Green Fruit Oohhlnrl-niaok nrp.
2s-ih boxes 81 sfui.t5. new dates
etsnIc: lemons. . eoas -. cranlssf-
ri~~. s'Sdse native eraubrtrlcH.
s&dsc. white cartoon fiE~. 10 pkg
box. 81 O9gl Is: cooking apples. 7tctf
ilzs a box. fancy rsd appleA 81 aosg
400. fancy spitEenberE. tiTsga %.
bananas. 8. zsmsbo. pers,mutons.
81 nosf -. japanese oranges. 7sa SOC
pr box. navels. o. 2saao0. seedlings.
o. eousgs. tanEarinea 81 2s&i 90.
pears. 75cdti.00 per box: plnappies.
n gs41 20 crane fruit. 81 sn44Oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23
SECOND nANp GonDS

A FULL LINE OF Heaters. cook
stoves and furniture OF every de-
scription at r. Chapln's. 9Th q Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23

WE havsa good eight-room houee.on
corner lot on Eighteenth avenu<s
three blocks north OF Mnd{Den
street. that we are offering fer
few days At 1900: also slx-roo9
house IN same block at 49,
These are desirable properties
Fuller & Waterhouse, room -
safe Deposit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-23

walnuts, f2iAalac. peeans. i2ui2e
fiiberts, lie soft she'll almonds. isa
ise. Brazil nuts. igc. hickory nuts
buTc. cue1anuta. saGia0e per doE
Eastern eheH'nuta. itmisc pine nuts
i2mi2c. black wainuts. 5uCc. pea
nuts. Ste.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-07
C~OUNTERFEITERS ACTIVE.

Plenty Of spsrious Coin Mad !" r"'''v'
pines, Porto Ries Md Cubs.
New YoRx. Aug. IA special to The
Times from Washington SAYS Cnies
Wilkie OF the secret service says tnas
there are . great number OF counterie'0'
ers In tho Philippine islands. They are
70 numerous and successful that It Wall
eoon be necessary to make provision ior
eeoret service agents In the island. Inc
oounterfeiters do not make limitations
az American money, but reproduce
snanish and Chinese coins. In the pres
Ant condition Of affairs in the Philip
nines. the countsrfeiting Of these coins
6oes - much harm as the making OF
horns American money aud perhaps
mora. General Otis is doing what he
IN 70 break up the practice, but ee mas
! hard fight on his hands, - no mas nc
trained detectives. Chief Wilkie says
slso THAT there is much counterfeitlne
roinr on In Cuba, Porto Rico AND ha.
IN. although not 80 much q y !ne
Philippines and that the secret serves
Win have to be extended 20 tno' ~
ands. -
M r..ideucs lots Tor sale, DO 70 wv
Osss ELnER SHERIDAN.
n r..,,. house. stable and quarter block
Ironad 10 trods ior Lend. r,~,.pv.
.7s9aa O0A0. - BNNeD"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-07
CITY.
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
|l0ca! railroad men play the
Frlen at | p. m. tomorrow.
1supply OF lime. stuooo, cement
Z at Colman's lumber yard.
AcGi!l'vray left for Chicago on
cling train to lay 10 his fall stock.
NcDermitt departed for Tros-
a. Cora Craney for riandrau on
b train.
cash wheat 81 cents. Septem.
~ IN Chicago opened to-day ct
. Closed at 60.
want milk or cream on short
asIephone Hexom's Madison
Telephone No. 50.
park, the aged father OF Paul and
''s OF this city, died Of noon to.
'e formers residence.
'A'd"'n Of Appleton, Wis.,, IL
personal inspection Of h,s
y estate interests in this county.
.s from the north we're Geo.
~ WIFE, from Ramona, Lena
'' u frairie Queen from Elrod.
e'sfk ball team returned home
14 f'"lls this evening having
h . ~ the Carnivals ysstsr-
report: Showsrs and
NJ, ''0Fms tonight with oools.
bl.' D' Tuesday probably fail
i. ,.uast departed By the II 4. m,
\ Den'er, Colo, and will pro.
colorado Springs on . twc
''ae returned from : VISIT 70
Ii.s Desmet. this moriue, 40.
oy bic sister, Mrs. J. 8
perance addresses Of Cant
ti...ane opera house ysstsrda,
ky ss'' attended. Capt. Brovl
\, ., Times, 1: Mi.s Je,ei,
10 Mug Madison, arrived Tuesday .,
b.u P P." Bertha Woodward Is,
M. ''apids friends.
Es.,, u sa': evening: ps...a.aI
Nv L. ?. Eb.rhsss and tamil,
ssa s,,t.-sg
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-07

"Our baby wal sick for a month with
severe cough and catarrhal fever. AL
though we tried many remedies che
kept getting worse until We used One
Minute Cough Cure,-it relieved at once
and cured her IN q few days." B. l..
Nsoce, Priu. High School, Bluffdale,
Texas.
Cook & ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-07
OF Hudson. Mrs. Eberhart is a daughter
ut Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Baker.


Ut Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Baker.
Adolph Schmidt went to Fandrsu.
lie has just purchased one OF the finest
farms in Moody county and went to look
after the papers In the deal.
Mrs. b. +. Fowler Of Whitewater, VIE,
who has been visiting her son, H. A.
Fowler, and Miss Grace Blanchard of
Delewars. Wis, returned home.
Rev. N. NJ. Mime returned from
northern Miner county aud Neele Steele
from Howard on the morning train.
Both report heavy ra,0 in Miner county.
Montrose Herald. 4: Miss Daisy
Perry has secured a school at Lake
Preston where she will teach the coming
year. Her school will commence the
fifteenth OF next month.
Roy Blair who is working in q mo.
chine shop at Mitchell rode over TO Mad
ison, a distance OF 3 miles by way Of
Artesian. Saturday. He Was on the
way from l p. N. to $50.
During last nights thunder storm
lightning struck and killed four head Of
cattle Tor John Boyd OF Herman town.
ship and another appeared 80 badly in
jured it was not expected to recover.
H. Il. Schriner returned Saturday
night from Deuel. county where he was
adjusting hail losses and this evening
departed on the westgoiDR train for
Douglass county on the same mission
The Dakota Sieve Of August 4, pub.
lished at Washington Springs by J. W,
Sheppard who visited this place during
Chautauqua gives Madison a very flatter.
ing write up. Thanks for the compli,
ment. Brother.
W. Z. Kinney, veterinary, late Of Day
ton. Iowa, and wife have located in Mad
isou. aud Mr.. Kinney will engage IN vet
er,nary practice here. He comes vel
recommended and is. withal, 9 pleasant
gentleman to meet.
According to trainmen's reports lac,
NIGHTS RAIN storm was heavy over Miner
Lake. Moody and K%ingsbury counties
and probably part OF Brook'ngs. "A
Artesian, Bryant and P'pestone u
dwiudled out to q light sprinkle.
Notice.
Notice is hereby gwen that after Aug
ust Z there will be gwen q hour iawt
service every morning from Z to 5 O'CLOCK
except Suudsys, in addition to the even
ing service. The whistle will blow 10
turning on and shutting of water an
patrons are supposed to comply Will
the rules, and suy failure to DO 90 WI
forfeit their use OF water and it will u
cut of st once. Remember the hours
7 TO 8 a. m. and 6 to 7:30 p. M. This WI
be the hours till further orders from TN
council. H.. o"P''
For sale cheap, q gentle family horse
and q two seated surry.
Gro. VAN LANINGHAM.
Notice.
All books drawn from Normal schoo
library prior to August l, 1893, shoult
be returned at once. This is necessary
hooks are being re-catslogued. BOOK
can be returned to Ladies Hal AZ AM
time. WI: Oh1"Hn
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-07

All hooks drawn from Normal schoo!
library prior to August l, ls99, should
be returned at once. This 10 necessary;
books are being re-cataloeued. BOOKS
can ha returned TO Ladies Hall at any
s;.,a w, II. DEMPSTER,
~ Acting Librarian.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-07

] Large house, stable ana aos'''s 800
hronndt % tsede ios Isna. 5 xrrnrpy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-07

"Foley's Kidney Cure has been tested
and found to be oil you claim tor 1t:
: have been giving ii to my father and
i = tho only thing that ever helped
him" writes Geo. q. Hiokook, Ourt.ss,
Wis. g.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-07
FRANK SIXTH.

H.miltou Clark, Of Chaunoey, Ga,
..xs ha suffered with itching piles
twenty years before trying DsWtts,e
witch Hazel Salve, y boxes OF whioo
completsly CURED him. Bswa!e Of
worthless and dangsrous oonntert eles.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-11-03
AUCTION SALE
Calcutta
Sugar
Bags

ON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1899
AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ,
At my salesroom, SO Queen Street,
will sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION
to close consignment:
240 BALES
CALCUTTA
SUGAR
BAGS,
Containing 900 bags each, 22X36 inches.
IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION.
Samples to be seen at my salesroom.
Terms Cash. L. ;. Gold Coin.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-11-03

Delicious highly frozen Ice Cream and
Sherbets, any flavor.