The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-14

parlors on Thursday evening, March l6.
All are cordially invited.
Judge Holdridge who has been i'll for
number of days, is able to come down
town to his Office.
Buy northern grown nursery stock of
Sherman Bros, Charles City, la. A.
p Harling, Agent
White Bros. are going ont OF business
and their entire stock OF furniture is
being sold at cost
Only fonr days left of the great
Kingsley sale which closes Saturday,
March Is. See advertisement.
All kinds of cabinet work and up
holstering done at my shop, also Iic-
lures framed, Hair, moss and felt beds
made to order A. Archer.
Will the party VINO took pair of
black mittens from the corner OF
Fourth street and Egan avenue today,
please return them, as he is known. T.
have two good bargains in high
grade pianos. Easy terms. If you are
thinking of buying a piano In the fu-
ture it will pay you to look at these. =
b. II. Stoddard.
E. f. Alver son has car load of seed
corn on sale at the Erick Hyland build
| ing This corn was grown in Mime
sofa i'm the same latitude as Lake county
and would no doubt make sure crop.
Ladies free under the usual .condi-
| tions of the opening performance OF the
Chase Lister Theater Co., at which
time they will present Stricken
Blind. The show carries fine vaude-
Vile features. beaded by Clint and
Bessie Robbins. Seats ON sale Wednes-
| day.
There will be literary social at the
Baptist cnurch tomorrow evening. The
object of this social Is to get library
| for the church Each one who comes
is requested to bring book suitable for
La church library. A program will be
rendered Come and bring a good
| book.
Frank Barton opened business today
for the A. J. Cummings Commission
| Co. in the former Office of the Coe Com
mission Co., and received market re-
ports throughout the day. May wneat
opened in Minneapolis today at sl.0S2
closed az 81 091 cash, No. l northern
81. 13I No. 2, $1.12. In the local mar
ket No. . wheat was quoted at 93; No.
Sc: No. 4, 7S; fax, $l.19; oats, 2l corn
81 barley, 30.
Pipestonc Star, IL: In the hope oI
saving the people of Pipestone from be
ing victimized by couple of peddlers
who successfully worked their graft al
Slatyon. a prominent resident of the
latter place has written to a friend IL
Pipestone, describing the pair and tell
ing of their method of operating. The
letter states that the alleged grafter'
are peddling furniture polish, which il
is said that they manufacture by taking
a gallon of kerosene, and putting a
little turpentine into it, The writer OF
the letter states that after swindllne
the people of Slayton the two peddlel'
started for Pipestone yesterday.
The valued exchange says Pat had &
black eye and thus explained 1T
"Sure en- | got it in the most innersent
way possible. | see Mrs. Murphy, an
| seq to her, seq |, It's fine marn n
Mrs. Murphy, sez |. 1T is, sez she
An where are yez goin' 2 sez l. 'Tt
the bargain store, sez she. An, vic
that went down the sthrate wild ner
Whin We came til de shtore they wa'
a crowd an sez she, 'Hould the babb.
a mint till | come back, an helt tn,
kid An Murphy kim up. How ar
yezY' seq he. 'Oh, I'm houldin' n'
Iown, seq /. You're liar, seq he
An thin he hit me -