The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-21
tonight. Tuesday partly cloudy with
probably thunder storms east portion
west and central portions Tues

~ 80
probably thunder storms east portion
Cooler west and central portions Tues
day.
Arrivals this evening: X. Is. Mc(lenon
and family, DR.. Vim. Lowe, Rev. j. A.
McAln,on, Rev. A. T.. Fillmore, Miss
McClarty, sister Of Mrs. NJ. ID. Nc.
Gillivrsy.
Henry Ward Beecher said: "0oethe's
poem. Faust. has done more 10 elevate,
purify and illustrate the difference be-
tween good and evil than sll the
ever preached"
John Fox Of Cresco, Iowa. . friend Of
e.. A. Alexander. aud Jerome Nichols,
who have been looking oyer Lake
county with a view 10 investing returned
TO Iowa this morning.
Hear the q~usrtette in The cathedral
scene. with the IAosdie Faust Co., Miss
IAverne H,nckley, soprano, Miss Jennie
Cleveland, alto, Claude &. Macarthur,
tenor, Elliott Autbrony, bssso. Opera
house, August n.
The wind Saturday evening turned
the grand stand at the ball park inside
out. The seating arrangement was
turned back over aud now faces the
street north while the roof is scattered
over the street in q hundred pieces.
Peter Marquart has commenced the
putting in OF cement sidewalk in front OF
! the Dawson building occupied by Chris
Schu,z's drug store and will continue
the good work southwark until he
| Joins With the Frank Smith cement
sidewalk.
la producing Faust at the opera house
next Wednesday evening 10y the Laba-
die Co, the entire stage will be cleared
Of everything and only the company 9
scenery used. During the presentation
OF the drama selections from the grand
opera OF Faust will be rendered by Prof..
Jas. NJ. Powers, pianist, and Claude 7.
| Macarthur, violinist. Prices, reserved
seats, IS cents. general admission ~
cents, children 5oioents.
J.. f. Bell, the fruit dealer. will again
hand le Vermillion fruit this year IN
large quantities. A carload Will arrive
th,s week, consisting OF melons, toula-
toes. eausshes and other garden products
for picking and preserving. Also plums'
The plum crop is short this year, and II
will be necessary to tile orders early 70
insure q supply. Mr.. Bell has on hand q
sample OF the plums he will handle
Eirst orders will receive fret cons'dera'
ton.
The excursion trains yesterday e
Sioux City TOOK Q fairly good crowd ou'
NJ South Dakota. The train from th'
north brought down 440 passengers, the
one from Woonsocket 30 and ~ t'cket'
were sold here. These with the exour
siou from Jackson were made into two
trains for the south at Egsn. The tran
for the west returned at 3 .. m. to.ds!
and the one Tor the north at 3:iO. lh''
made the return OF the regular tran
from Bristol an hour late, reaching mere
at uoo The train for the east wa
held Tor Il.
Dell Rapids Times, 10: Mr.. and MRS
VIM. Richardson departed yesterday 10
R.dkey. Indiana, whore MI. Raohsrdsoi
has resided for . long time. He can
ont 70 Dell Rapids last December u
visit his brother, J. X. Richardson AM
relatives residing over in Lake county
intending Of the time to remain only W.
or three months. Along 10 the spr'nl
Mr.. Richardson was married TO Mar!
Rock, . resident OF Lake county, sn'
a;noe then Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson hav
lived in Madison. We would nos b
aurnrissd to 80 them return to Soutl
Dakota before long to make their hom'
here.
Il 10 certainly . bad habit. Don't d
Il. That IL, sample" In other WORDS
p,lser. fruits from the display table o
the fruit dealer. Just consider hov
many people pass an outside fruit tab
in : dsy-l,Ooo. Each one, or ono on
Ten, picks up . plum, On apple pear o
neaoh. or three fingers full OF berries
and a. the course Of the day they hsv'
ont into the dealers profits ~oons'deFao'y
OF course, The dealer triss TO LOOK p'es'
~ uadse thsee tryine earoumsssooes
but he keeps up lot Of thinking 90
eltoe,thse ooupl,msatssy 70 the 80"