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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-22
ROLLER RINK
Saturday, March "a
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Music by the Juvenile Band

Mra. Douglass, sister OF Mrs. w. H..
Smith, returned home to Wells, MINI.
Sam. Bast OF Ramona entered the
Madison hospital for treatment, to day.
W.. I. Stesrns was a noon passenger
for Colman and w. r. Smytne for Elan.
dreau.
Jss. Spear Of Ramona is reported &c.
riously i'll. q physician being with him
Oh last night.
Arrivals this evening Mrs. Flynn and
Miss Dunn, OF Flandrau guest Of Mrs
a. w. Clark.
Mrs. +. j. Phelps OF M~ontrose, will be
here 70 organize the new Degree OF
Honor lodge tomorrow evening.
Local market: Wheat. No.. l. so cents.
No. ., 4S. Flax. sl.3S. May wheat in
Minneapolis opened at "a and closed
at cas-.
Arrivals from the uorth were. DR.. A.
F.. ClouRb, Father Donovan and Mrs.
Barrett OF Revillo, Grant county, sister
OF Mrs. +. A. Arthur.
President Besdle gave the Normal
students who we're ell looking rather
fatigued. a holiday, to-day, and they
struck Tor the tields instanter.
w. II. Randall who has been engaged
N the jewelry businees at Egsn. has de-
cided to locate at Vienna and was in the
city yesterday on his way there.
Mrs. John Lee who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. F.
Mstheney returned home to Ch'ckio
MINI. on the evening train north.
James Timmons il about to begir
building operations on his lot just NORTH
OF Pat Ryan's. He will erect q resi-
Deuce IA by -, with wing II BY IA.
G.. p. Nash Ct Lime Syringe. Iowa
Who has spent some time IN Madison
looking after his real estate interests II
this county, departed for Jackson, MINI
J.. I. Swenson OF the northeast part o
the county has purchased the E. b. Da
Wis residence property in North Madison
and will take possession 10 thirty dayt
Consideration, $l.O5O.
Tho remainder OF tho G. f. Rice cloth
inc e.ock was removed from the DAILY
Tobin building this morning and AXE
70 Salem. The store building will now b
enlarged and improved by Messrs. lob
and DAILY and made convenient Tor
much larger business.
The case Of the city against job
Horner, for maintaining q eamo''n
house. had it's innings before Just'c
uoldr,dpe at the council rooms This a
~teruoon. The justice found Mr.. Horne
guilty Of keeping q gambling house an
sentenced him to pay q fine OF $lVo G
, ..and committed to 10 days in Jail.
"msasuring" party to which ever!
. body is cordially invited will be given
tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. X. ia
. mar tomorrow evening. Supper Will I
.erved from 5 to s, and contributions ca
= ! be made to the Helping Hand fund
tho rate Of 3 cents per foot for yo'
height and q penny an inch for the oo
inches.
The concert given last night NJ u
oLera house BY Halstead's orches'
proved . most enjoyable affair and I"
be repeated weekly hereafter. Ine 9
ohsstrs consists now OF ten pieces 81
renders most squisite music. The g
man. waltzes, promenades we're al fasc'
:. .tioe and the attendance Was both lar
aud select.
.. scientist cutting hair close 10 '
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Rev. w. E. Sitter, w. Canton, n. Y.
writes. II had dyspepsia over twenty
years, aud tried doctors and medicines
without ~Denett. was persuaded to
use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it helped
mo from the start. believe it to be a
panacea for all forms Of indigestion" Il
digests what you eat.
Cook s ODER.
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When you want something to heal a
burn. or a sore, OF Q cut, Why not try
Banner Salve, which is guaranteed the
most healing ointment in the world.
CHRIS. SCHUTZ
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The Best 8alVe IN the WOrld
is Banner Salve. It is made from q pre-.
scription by a world wide known skin
specialist and is positively the most heal
ing ealve TOR piles. burns, ecalds. ulcers,
running sores aud all skin diseases.
CHRIS. SCHU1Z
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Canal Commissioner on hoard.

New YORK, March 22.-Among the
SCI who arrived on board the
steamer Finance from Colon. were Gen.
eral Haines and Edward Nave Of the
Panama canal commission, Lieutenant
r. Belknap, U. S. n. and Henry n,
Allen.
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Lewis Alderman. Goshen, Ind, eaye:
"DeW,tt's Little Early Risers always
bring certain relief, cure my headache
and never GRIPPE" They gently cleanse
and ,nvigorate the bowels and liver.
Cook / ODEP.
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paon,e Who burn the Lamp OF Reason
naed Rocky Mountain Tea. Greatest
reason producer known. IS cents.
FRANK SIXTH.
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Fatal Fire at Red Lodge.

RED LODGE, Mon, March 22.-Fire
DESTROYED two large blocks in the center
of town, entailing a loss Of $4,000.
John Davis. a farmer from Roberts. was
caught by a falling stair and burned to
1ooth.
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Aman named E. Presson, OF Preeeor
Vile. Kans.. wrote a letter the other d.
saying the opinion Of everybody in hi
town who has used Foley's Honey an
Tar ie, that it is the very best medioin
for 10 grippe, colds, coughs, etc:
Chris. SCHUTZ.
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Plague Increasing In India.

Prague InCTc1SInk
CALCUTTA, March 22.-The bnbonic
nlapue is fast increasing. In Bengal
4 Oe7 deaths occurred last week. These
included IA in Calcutta and 2,O44 in
PAtna.
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Mrs. Herriet Evans, Hiusdale, III,
vr;tes. never fail to relieve my children
from oroup At onoe by using One Min
ute Cough Cure. l would not feel safs
without it," Quickly cures coughs
colds, grippe and all throat and luni
diseases. -ao-
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Notice ef Dissolution.

NOVGCC u
The firm O j. P. N,ssen and Charles
Nilsson, doing business under the firm
name Of j. p. Niesen & Son. 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All &C.
counts owing the firm will be paid to j
p. Niesen who continues the business
and Al, claims against the trm will be
paid by tho same - I. NlssEN,
Madison. S. D., March %, 1900.
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Is ,eksporr.
Several cases OF scarlet fever are reporte ed
i the family of John Hubbard IN the
Long Pond neighborhood. The school in
that district has been ordered closed.
Mrs. Frank A. Leland died Sunday
after long illness Of consumption. She
leaves, besides her husband, three small
children. Her age was forty-six years.
The loan and building association has
elected the following officers: John j. Lee,
president; Parker Spofford, secretary; A.
F. Page, treasurer; c. c. Homer, j. p.
Hooper, R. H. Emery, II. E. Snow and L.
L. Brown, directors. The directors chose
G. w. McAlister, Leroy Finson and W. H..
Gardner as finance committee and o. P.
Cunningham, attorney.
There are prospect that the Emerson
creamery, which has been closed for some
time. will be put in operation again. A
project to form new incorporated stock
company is taking shape. An informal
meeting of those interested was held
Saturday afternoon. 1t is proposed to in
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COUNTY NEWS.
~ additional County Netss see other pdpca


East sur,y.
U. S. revenue cutter Woodbury." spent
Friday night in our harbor, bringing a
postolhce inspector.
Mrs. S. j. Treworgy was called to Penob-
scot Friday by the severe illness of her
mother, Mrs. Wardwell, who has been
quite an invalid several years.
Smelling has been rather dull the past
week Many of the fishermen claim it is
b cause of the noise on the ice, and the
use of lanterns evenings and early morn
ings. Smells are very sly fish.
Rev. A. R. Macdougali, with his house
hold goods, left last week forChelmsford,
NJ 1855, where he has pastorate. His
wfe aud two children are boarding at
e. E. Swett's. They will follow in few
weeks.
Steamer "Juliette" came within a mile
of the wharf Sunday night, but as
there was thin ice did not dare enter it.
e returned to Bluehill where she spent
the night. To-dsy's storm has cleared
the bay again.
Mrs. Il. A. Synclair goes to Auburn this
week to visit her son, Percy l.. SynclRir,
VINO is engaged in the shoe business there.
She carries the good wishes Of his host OF
friends here for the happiness of himself
aud his new wife.
1t is with sadness OF heart that we note
the death of Miss Eta Lord, formerly of
this place, at Waltham, Mass, last week.
NJ SIS Lord was the eldest child of the late
NJ al Lord. She was thirty-six years old.
She has lived in Massachusetts several
years. Her body was brought to her
childhood home Thursday. Services
were held there Friday forenoon, when
she was laid to rest beside her father. She
leaves an aged and feeble mot her, for
whose comforts she has ever had a care,
one brother, L. c. Lord, who resides at
the homestead with the mother, and one
sister, Minnie, rho is married and lives
in Massac husetts. 1t was her sad duty 10
accompany the remains OF her sister
home. The family has the heartfelt SYM
psthy of their neig hbors and friends.
NJ iss Lord was from child held in high
esteem by all who knew her.
Jan. %. {.
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COUNTY NEWS.
a. additions. County Ne,es see other pages


Southwest Harbor.
Mrs. Hannah Giliey has been quite Ill
for several weeks with rheumatism.
Capt. Jesse Pesse will go to Portland
this week for medical advice.
James Crockett and wife have gone to
Bar Harbor where Mr.. Crockett will ply
HE mason trade for some months.
William Mason and wife who have been
at Bar Harbor several months, returned
to their home here last week. Mr.. Mason
will go to Northeast Harbor soon to work
on the Episcopal stone chapel.
The excellent historical sketch OF Capt.
John Glley and family in the November
Century, ny President Eliot, OF Harvard
college, has attracted wide interest in this
section. Prot. Eliot must have been very
psinstaking in his search for data to elab-
crate such an interesting sketch, so cor
rect in all its details of genealogy, char
acteristic traits and preserving industry
OF the early settlers Of the little isle OF the
sea. and we can only hope that he may be
moved to write up more OF the worthy
citizens about US, whose humble but hon
est upright lives carry lessons worthy Of
imitation to the rising generation.
Jan. %. SPRAY.
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franklin.
The shipment of smelts to various places
has been quite a business here this winter.
The varied degrees OF temperature dur
ing the past four days, remind one OF
Mark Twain's New England weather..
The Baptist circle will tie in session at
its vestry Tuesday afternoon. The
Met hodist circle meets at the parsonage at
the same time for pound party for the
pastor
Mayor Lewis F. Springer, OF Norway,
Mich, with his brothers, David A., of
Minnesota, and John w, of Portland,
arrived by train Sunday morning. This
visit of the sons to their father will, OF
necessity, be brief, their intention being to
start ON their return trip Friday next.
Old acquaintance are glad to greet these
honored friends of 'Auld lang syne".
C. H. Murch is loading a car of hoops
for some point in Ohio. A. p. Bunker
ships car of same to Bangor occasionally.
P. w. DeBeck is talking of shipping hoops
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North Bluehill.

North Biuehili.
Schools close Friday, Feb. 2.
Ward w. wescott is at home from Bar
Harbor.
The young people are talking of getting
up drama.
Charles Billings has quite crew at work
in the woods.
There was sing at Mrs. A. T. ellis
last Tuesday evening.
Elmer /. Fiske has been on a business
trip to Rockland the past week.
Judson L. Weber and wife, OF Bar Har-
Dor, are visiting at J. L. Webber's.
Miss Sarah F. Bowden is at home from
Castine, where she has been at work.
II. 5. Dunbar has recently sold valuable
colt to Nahum Leach, OF Bluehin.
Wildcats are very plenty in this locality,
several having been killed recently.
P. J. Grindle has been confined to the
house FOR a day or two on account of a
severe cold.
There will be a hulled corn supper in he
Grange hail Tuesday evening, under the
auspices of Halcyon grange.
T :. Wescott has a crew in the woods at
Brooksyilie, getting out logs and staye
wood for the steam mill operated by Dur
gan & Go.
John E. Webster and wife have returned
home from Bar Haroor, where they have
been keeping house while he was employed
cutting stone for the Scott job.
Ernest Howard met with a severe acct
dent while chopping in the woods We'd
nesday, which came near costing him his
life. II seems that he had several trees
lodged when in some way the top OF one
came down, striking him on the head and
cutting his scalp badly, nearly breaking
his nose, closing one eye and scratching
his face so that one would hardly know
| him. The cuts on his head and face bled
| profusely but help near at hand soon sue
eeeded in getting the young man home.
| He is attended by DR.. r. F. G indie, of
| Biuehill, who reports his Patent getting
along nicely.
Jan. % w.
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Huli's Cove

hulfN Cove
Edward Hamor has been quite i'll.
Ezra Higgins is in very poor health.
A number of small children are III
Wit n the whooping cough.
Orient Brewer has been laid up for a
week, having stuck nail in his foot.
Miss Vivian Brewer has returned home
from Pittsfieid, " here she has been spend
ing he inter.
Watson MeGown has crew Of men in
the Gods cutting lumber for DR.. g. Il.
Hagerthy, OF Bar Harbor.
Alden Hamor lost his horse in peculiar
manner. w. Salisbury was driving him
to Bar Harbor Saturday, when the horse
stepped on piece OF board, which fiew
up and cut a large piece near his hind leg.
DR.. Cieaves Was called, and after chioro-
forming the horse succeeded in sewing up
the wound. Mr.. Salisbury got the horse
home, but the animal died Sunday. Mr..
Hamor has had the horse a 'ong time.
Jan. 20. b.
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Salisbury Cove.

salisbury Cove.
Mrs May Hsdiey, OF Boston, who sc
aceeptably tilled the pulpit OF the Baptist
church at Salisbury Cove last winter, Is
again in this place and will remain several
weeks. Her many friends gladly welcome
her.
AT the last nesting OF Bayvlew grange,
ten candidates received the fourth degree
At the close OF the degree a bountiful sup
per was served. Six members from La
moline visited the grange the same even
ing, among them being the master, Jesse
Young, who gave some very interesting
talk which was enjoyed by all. During
the evening the grange was visited by a
Mr.. Adam who said he was master OF
Bayview grange in 1900 Altogether tie
evening was very pleasantly passed.
Jan. %. X.
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BROOKLYN.
Mrs. Clough, of Bluehill, is working for
Mrs Louise Hooper.
Victor Gott has gone into the meat busi-
ness. All wish him success.
Bert Marks cut his foot very badly last
week. DR.. Herrick dressed the wound.
Mrs. Rachel Flye is very i'll with pneu-
monia at the home of her sister in Boston.
Twenty-one barrels of fresh bait were
shipped on steamer "Juliette' Thursday.
Blakes Friday evening. Twenty-Five
were present.
Mrs. s. w. Treworgy, of North Sedg-
wick, exchanged pulpits with Rev. d. c.
Yorke Sunday.
Miss Annie Dollard was the recipient Of
an elegant box OF delicious raisins from a
friend in Fresno, Cal. Miss Dollard spent
the winter of 80 there.
Miss Rebecea Hatch, of Deer Isle, passed
away after lingering illness, at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Edwin Cole. The re-
mains were taken to Deer Isle for burial
Miss Frances Spear, OF Warren, who has
been teaching in precinct 5, left Thursday
for Castine, where she will make a short
visit, before going home.
c. NJ. Joyce, an elderly gentleman, died
jan. 20. at the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
Sidney Hamilton, at North Brooklin. The
remains were taken to Castine for inter
ment.
Isaac Mayo and wife entertained party
OF young friends at their home Wednes-
day evening, 1t being the anniversary OF
Mr.. Mayo's birth. Refreshments were
served.
Charles Alien, who has been working on
the Crockett line" for the past month,
had his foot badly crushed last Wednes-
day at South Bluehill. He was brought
home Thursday.
Jan. %. UNE FEMME.
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Jan. %.

The union meetings call out full houses
friends in New York.
Miss Josie Snow returned home from
Bangor last week.
l. E. Stanley will build store in tn,
spring on the site OF the one he now oc-
cupies.
The yacht "Libia" which was sunk al
her anchorage last week, was successfully
fioated Friday.
George osgood has purchased the milk
business from +. X. Mcintire and is sup.
plying his customers.
Jan. -. X.
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tDrlaDd.

Oriand.
Capt. John Perry Is recovering after a
very serious illness.
Miss Alice Gerrsh left for her home in
Brownville Saturday.
On account OF the storm the NJ. T.. en-
tainment has been stponed.
A valuable horse OF w. $. Hutehipgs
WAS badly cut on the ice last week.
Fred Blake, OF Eas, Orland, had the
misfortune to lose one OF his fingers while
working In Mason's mill.
few friends were charmipgiy enter
tanned Friday evening by 81 Uses Frances,
Nina and Frank Hodgdon.
February IL, 1900, Is Orland's centennial.
Although no arrangements have been
made for d celebration, 1t Is sincerely
hoped that something vii! be done in
that direction soon.
News was received here last week of the
critical illness OF +. q. saunders. OF Cas-
tine. "Uacle Tom" as he is familiarity
known here by every man, woman aud
child, has many friends vino hope to
soon hear of his recovery.
In spite Of the storm Friday afternoon,
a number OF visitors attended the flag
raising and entertainment at The school
house ON the nil. Great credit is due the
teachers, Misses Gerrish aud Hodgdon. for
their faithtuines-, also to the pupils for
their perseverance,, all uf which assisted
IN The success of the afternoons enter
lalument.
Jau.27 G.
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UNE FEMME.

East Sullivan.
Mrs. Lizzie B. Simpson left for New
York Jan. p, to join her sister, Mrs.
Hollis Higgins. Capt. Higgins OF the
"Mannie Swan" having just arrived In
port.
Dwight Blaney and friend arrived from
Boston Friday, via Tunk station, en-
route for Ironbound island, MIR. BIaney g
summer home.
The league of the East Sullivan school
has saved enough in janitor service to
buy clock for the sc'iooihouse and leave
a snug sum in the treasury. The league
will give an entertainment soon, followed
by refreshments.
The society met Wednesday with Mrs.
J. b. johnson, and WAS very pleasantly
entertained. News was received from an
absent member, Mrs. Estabrook, telling
of her safe arrival In Braddock. Pa. The
next meeting will be with Miss Helen
Hnl, Feb. Z
Mrs. Leila Johnson, who has been a
shut-in all winter from Illness, visited
with her sister, Mrs. Smith, at Sullivan, a
fes days. She WAS not benefited by the
change. as 1t VAS hoped she might be.
Jan %. SUB.
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Jan. %.

Hiaehlil.
Mrs. Julia Littiefield died Saturday af-
ter three weeks Illness.
Joseph Durgain, an aged and much-re-
spected citizen of North SedgwiCk, is ill.
Alexander Philip and Edward Bisset
have gone to Sargontviiie, where they have
employment cutting ice.
Mrs. Il. X Herrick, who has been In
Portland since January / for treatment OF
her eyes, returned home Jan. "a. The
operation was performed by DIR. Holt,
specialist.
The following subjects for essays were
given to the senior class Friday, for the
end of the term: l. The causes OF the
trouble in South Africa; 2. The true OBJ
iect OF an education; 3. The English Ian
guage; 4 and 5. Resolved, That the con-
centration OF capital in business enter
prises tends to benefit the people; 6. The
great inventions of the 10Th century; I.
The essentials of a good citizen; s. Some
reasons for national pride; 9. New Eng
lands influence in national affairs; 10.
Woman's advancement In the 10Th CEN
fury; Il. The flight OF a nation. Friday
afternoon Prof Cults gave a short lecture
on the history and construction OF the
Suez canal, and how Great Britain came
into possession Of it.
Inn q
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" est fremont.

West fremont.
George w. Lunt and Capt. Charles P.
Lunt arrived home from New Bedford
this week.
George Walls hes made use OF the old
red schoolhouse as a barber shop and con-
fectionery store.
A concert and supper was held Wednes-
day night. 1t was very successful.
About s14 was raised for interest on
church debt.
Mrs. Nettie G. Tinker, who has been
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Myra L.
Rumill, will return to her home at Min
turn this week.
Jan. IS. "THELMA."
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clude as far as possible the farmers and
those directly interested, making the
concern practically cooperative. 1t is
thought that there will be no trouble in
securing subscriptions to the 1000 need
ed. The new company would be entirely
independent OF all former concerns, and
start with a clean set OF books. The bust
ness management and other matters
would be settled by the stockholders.
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North I.amofae.
Mrs l. a Lindsey. " Birch llaf Dor, l.
visiting her sister, Mrs. > j. Young.
Miss Leila Richardson, WHO hrs been
teaching at Penobscot, has rei urued h, ne.
Freeman Higgins, OF Mas,ac h II sets. II =
Gently yisitei his sister, Mrs. L. V Young.
Miss Edith Richardson, who has been
attending Ellsworth hig h schoo', has re-
turned home.
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PauDeT Notice.

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HANCOCK.
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with Sle,010 capital stock, of which 3, 500
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