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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-06

Heart of Hearts" is doing quite profit
able business at the Madison Square Thea
tor, though there were no very exalted hopes
of its success when the manuscript first ar
rived in this country. That it should be
playing to crowded houses and delighting
its audiences is proof of the righteousness
and wisdom displayed by Mr. Palmer in
his careful editing of the play before
placing it before an American audi
ence 1t is not the first time that Mr..
Palmer has shown skill in this direc-
ton, and in fact it may fairly be said
that no play has been produced by him
that has not owed much to his sensible
judgment. Bronson Howard, for instance,
once told me that the success of the
Bankers Daughter" was chiefly, if not
entirely, due to a suggestion he received
from the then manager of the Union Square
Theatre Under another name the play
had failed twice before Howard took it to
MIR. Palmer, and though Cazauran gave
valuable assistance, it was the change in
sisted on by the manager which made the
play the popular success it afterward be-
came.
Under the management of Augustus
Pitou, that clever little Irish comedian, w.
j. Seaman, has obtained a position which,
with all his cleverness, he could never have
reached unaided. 1t is now nearly four years
ago since Pitou took him up, and every
year has seen decided increase in the bust
ness done by the lad and an Improvement
in his artistic work 1t is so often the case
that when, by reason of a man
ayers hard work, star attaius a
recognized position, that the former
is thrown over by the latter, that stress
may be laid upon the fact that new con-
tract for a further term of five years was
signed last Thursday by Pitou and Seaman.
The new contract starts at the end of the
season of 1883 and 1889. So that for six
years longer from the present date Pitou
will control Scanlan's fortunes and it is
only fair to assume that he will carry him
still farther on the road to fame and
fortune.
l understand that the season of the Dos
ton Ideals" at the Fifth Avenue Theater has
so far proved disastrous failure. Their
experience on the road before they reached
New York was not of the most roSeate de-
scription, and their manager, Mr.. Foster,
had, am told looked to the New York en-
gagemeut to recoup him for his prior losses.
So far from this being the case, however, it
is said they have been barely able to pay
expenses, and on some evenings the receipts
bave fallen below $780, This, perhaps, is
not to be wondered at, for the company
has been suffered to depart from the lines
laid down by its original protector, who, by
the way, has now nothing whatever to do
with 1t, and has become a more support to
Miss Zehe De Lussan, who is practically, if
not nominally, a star in every sense of the
word, and one, it seems, hardly strong
enough to attract the public in sufficient
numbers to make the venture a profitable
one. HORACE TOWNSEND.
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Law VS.. Scripture.

From the Washington (Gd-) Gazette
On Tuesday there was a little difference
between neighbor r. NJ. Green and neighbor
J. NJ Wood about little dirt that lay in
the street between the two Mr. Green
some time since had about seventy five cart
loads of dirt hauled, so he could more easily
elevate his horses and buggieS into his
stable. Recently Mr.. j. NJ. Wood erected
new stable across the street and needed
more dirt in front of it. He didn't know u
bet er place to get it from than the public
street.
Mr.. Green said he had long been telling
Mr.. Wood: Thou shalt not covet thy
neighbours stuff but Mr.. Wood went on
and coveted his dirt all the same Mr.
Green says he always settles his difficulties
by quoting Scripture when he can, but when
the Word fails to have any effect on a man
he then calls in the law.
After taking out an injunction it was de
cided that the dirt in question belonged to
Mr.. Green, and not to the public.
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THE DRAMATIC WORLD.

Speculations Relative to Wallack's
Theater-What is to be Done With
1t.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4-There has been
good deal Of speculation lately in theatrical
circles as to what Mr.. Abbey and his part
ners inter d to do with Wallack's Theater
next season, and various more or less we'll
founded rum ors have appeared relative TO
his future policy. 1t has been said, for in
stance, that Mrs. Potter was to join the
company Immediately, Liable Constan-
TIM to be taken off, and new play with
Mrs. Potter in the leading part to be pro-
duced with all speed. This Of course is
manifestly out of the question, as Mr..
Miners contract with Mrs. Potter still holds
good and runs for nearly two months longer.
Another unreasonable suggestion has
been that Mr.. Abbey would continue to
run the theater next season with a stock
company at the head of which would be
Mrs Potter and Mrs. Abbey. The facts of
the matter really are, as / have been credi-
bly, informed, that though Mrs. Potter may
be seen for few weeks at Wall2ck's in
April, and again in the early fall, the major
part of the season of 1888 and 1889 at this
theater, will be occupied by Miss Mary
Anderson, who will of course, make her
revival of "a Winters Tale" the chief fea-
tur6 IN nof repertoire. L MS SetlIlS 10 pOlnJ
to the removal of Wallack's from the list of
stock company theaters, a change that can
hardly be wondered attn view Of he moder-
ately prosperous season it is just passing
through.
Some sympathy, by the way, is expressed
bv his brother managers, for Henry Clay
Miner, in regard to the rupture of his rela-
lions with Mrs. Potter. 1t does seem rather
hard that when he was just beginning TO
make little money out of the star he mad
so industriously exploited he should be de-
prived of her. Miner himself told me, and |
believe him, that it cost him IS, 600 before
he raised the curtain on the first night of
Mrs. Potter's season at the Fifth Avenue.
SO far from recovering any Of this during
the first few weeks Of her engagement, he
dropped still further behind, and it
was not until the Boston engagement
that he began TO turn the corner.
OF course he may not be the ideal
manager for such star as Mrs. Potter,
but he took her when no one else, and Mr..
Abbey least of all, would have anything TO
do with her, and surrounded many obstacles
before he begun 20 see the first glimmer of
success. Miner, by the way, from being an
Indifferent singer Of comic songs at variety
theatres, has become probably the richest
manager In the United States He has not
only made money, but he has know n how 70
keep IL when he has once made IL, and | was
toli the other dry by ono who ought 30
know, that Miners fortune can hardly be
less than s500OO0, much Of it Ia real estate
which Is rapidly rising Ia value.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-06
MEMORYS PICTURE.

, sAa her now the fairest thing -
mat ever Knocked mans pcturlng.
nirture her as one that drew
Il . life's curtain and Looked through
me naists of all lifes mystery,
A. one looFs on the open sea-
u,h, soft wide ewes of wonderment
that trusting looked you through and through
rh,. sweet arched mouth, bow not bent,
Thar sent Loves arrow swift and true.
MIA sweet arched mouth! The Orient
Hath not such pearls in all her stores;
Not all her storied, spice-set shores
rath fragrance such as it hath spent.
7 ricture her as one that knew
now rare is truth to be untrue;
a. one who knew the awful sign
~ death, of life, of the divine
sweet pity of all loves all hates
Reneath the iron-footed fates.
picture her as seeking peace,
nd olive leaves and vlne-Set land;
While strife stood by on either hand,
And wl1lng the tears like roSarieS.
Ipictured her in passing rhyme,
As of vet not a part of these.
A woman born above her time,
A woman waiting in her place,
With patient pity on her face.
Her face, her earnest, youthful face;
Her Young face so uncommon wiSe--
The tender lovelight in her eyes,
Two stars of heaven out OF place.
Two stars that sang as stars of gold,
Their silent eloquence of song.
In skies of glory and of gold,
Where God in purple passed along;
That patient, youthful face of hers
That won thousand worshipers
That silent pleading face, among
fen thousand faces Just the one
That | shall love when all is done,
And life lies by harp unstrung.
Joaquin MILLER.
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W Hotel, with FIRE-PROOF Concrete Walls.

This New Brick Ho-
tel at Thomasville,
Georgia, has ample ac.
commodations for 800
people. The drainage
is perfect and pure
water is provided from
an artesian well 1900
feet deep. Passenger
elevator, gas, steam
heat, open fire places,
a fnr orchestra, tennis
courts, etc, The cuisine
is under the direction
of an expert French
chef from New York.
Thorn asville offers
greater attractions
than any other resort
in the South, including
excellent roa d s
through sugar and cot
ton plantations, pear
orc h ar d S. magnolia
groves and fine forests
filed with beautiful
flowers. There IL posi-
lively no more health
full locality in America.
Hotel opens January
10. Excursion Tickets
good for 10 days be
tween Townsville and
Jacksonville now on
sale at S., +. and W.
Ry. offices.
Uriah w elch,
PROPRIETOR.
New York address,
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-06
THE MORRISON HOUSE.

NEWLY fitted up offers pleasant South rooms
~ and dxceentboard to those wishing regu-
lar. transient, OF table accommodations. Central
ly located on line of street cnrs affords easy ac
cess TO places of business, and suburban resorts.
Prices moderate. Corner Broughton and Dray-
ton streets, opposite Marshall House.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-06
HOTELS.
Pa1atka. Florida,

OPENED Jan. 8, 1888. The Putnam, With
~ every modern improvement, mas accomino-
dations for 500 Il occupies an entire square,
thus securing light on all sides. with the best OF
ventilation It's sanitary arrangements are per-
feet Pure water from an artessan well Located
r. r, or st. Johns River steamers. Only -
miles from the celebrated Ponce de Leon
Hotel" st. Augustine, via st. Augustine and
Faiatka r. r. All OcIlaw aha River steamers
start from Palatka. OSCAR G. BARRON, Pro-
prietor also of the Fabyan, Crawford, MT.
Pleasant and Summit Houses, White Mountains
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INDIGESTION.

2 Uose OF simmons LIVER Regulator WI
Give Prompt Relief and Insure
Refreshing Sleep.
''My wife having suffered a long time
with Restlessness and Sleeplessness. and
having tried everything recommended
without benefiting her was finally adj
vsed to try Simmons Liver Regulator
and it has acted like a charm After
taking one bottle she improved so much
that ! sent and bought halfdozen. My
wife is now in the enjoyment of excellent
health We keep the Regulator in the
house as a family medicine, and recon-
mend it as the best in the world IT c.
HERRING. Twiggs Co.. Ga.
Examine to See That You Get the Genuine
distinguished from all frauds and im
tations by our red 4 trade mark on
front of Wrapper, and on the side the
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MEDICAL.
SLEEPLESSNESS
MEDICAL.

Is generally caused by arrangement of the
stomach and bowels To enjoy refreshing sleep
it is necessary that the larger organs of the
body should properly perform their functions
Adults as well as children sometimes eat too
much supper or something that does not agree
with them producing
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOFS

NToIlC'E 45oh rQi'Ll,C CA, Off.
NAMED settler has fled notce OF his i nteMtGs.
10 make final homestead nroof in support ni "l
.a Ind ,h' T IiS Pro"f win be made before
the District Court OF Jcrauld county, AT w W
ng'en Springs, ID H.. on August lst 1855 WE" ,s
MARY Y. BURROUGHS VIZ
lla No for the NE. u OF see 81 l., -
io aorth aud r. SIS west of the 9Th T., Nj ~ l.
She names the following witnesses TO nr,.
her continues residence nron and cutivaal2oo's,
William II. Huffman and Randall A. Buck k1,.he
ter al of Gro" Lake: Dakota.
NJ. III. RowI.EY. Eegisfer
AIl,lii.r e1lSnrnso2;. Attorney. june
NOTICE FOR PUBLIGATION.-Lande ,e,o.
IN at Mitchell. ID. T., Jutv 9th 1SsS .i' 0''!ee
Notice is hereby given that the fo>,,r,
named settler nas lied notice of his intemtins;,
70 make final proof IN sppnrE Of his claim, ann
til SAID proof VII De made before the ,Iudg,o,
iricF Court ,lcrauld County. at Wcs .n us,
springs d. T., on August Is 1888, viz, SUI
WALTER PIERCE
Nd. No. 25lGI for the SW \, of sec. 1s; nr,,,
n and Il. G. W Of the 18th PM 'o'
lie names the following witnesses 1o nro,
his continuous residence upon. and cultiyia, Hn"
of said land. viz: Alfred l.. Eager Lewis Ei l9h
lin Hiram ID. Fisher and Owen f. William n III,
oi Slarkey leraua county ID L '''
jl3 ": II. RowLEY, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLlChTIoN.-Land oei,,
/ Vat Mitchell, y. T., luly 18th 1855. vince
s,n iac 40, nn,;nn s w ~, following
n marc t;nl nrGof IN s,,nnor, VI ~ MS intention
and tfat said nrnot viii ha w ms claim,
H., ~. .iair,r 81 Mi.hI,a !e before
,I.t,.,, W., y" - 1ses 40 NJ IL, D. on
-'''''''''''' 40 EnwrS 4 p,np 81 VIZ;
=, 6 40 o,con 'yo, Tho t:vfi e"a 81, -.
lie names the following witnesses 10 n ~, ot,
mt sa'I l"nJ W.. "" wv cultivation
Wpcms Vim I Bat"r,1n' M,iha, ' shdg, John
Tnra,,id "a ~ r n /; row, ,,' ..epnerd all
: y. :. :. = " ~, REGISTER.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION r,,,1n
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27

FARMlKs ot Jerauld county Please
save out few IF the best heads of
your grain tie them together and bring
to our County Far Sept 10, %, and y.
G. w. Hin, Pres. y !. !. S,
1t is amusing to see non who
feigned friendship to Judge Converse
during the commissioner campaign
last fan, but who worked against him
on election day, now, since he h&s been
appointed county attorney, come for
ward and greet him as a bosom friend.
by referring to the commissioners
proceedings on the FIRST page We see
that the compensation OF Sheriff; Spears
during the last year is much less than
that OF any other officer. Neyerthe-
less there has been q great bowling by
a few, about what he has received and
his bills have been cut with almost the
regularity of clocls-work. 1t is DISCUS
ting to see the personal anlmosities
shown in these matters.
A. V Custer. who is the possessor
OF some of lerauld county's fertile soil
was q HERALD caller last week. He
has closed his grocery store at Woon-
socket, but will continue the business
at Marion, Ind, where he will make
his home until he becomes lonely for a
glimpse of Dakota's fair face. sfr. c.
says his Jerauld county farm is not for
sale and the HERALD will keep him
posted as to Jerauld county's progress.
We are under obligations to Sec.
Bushnell for handsome premium list
of the territorial fair, to be held at
Mitchell Sept. "a to 90 inclusive. There
are III classes and among them are IA
covering an educational exhibit. One
Of the excellent features IS the provl
sion for county exhibits, four cash pri-
yes, from $50 to $3.50 being offered
We hope Jerauld county will make an
effort to show Il full variety OF her
products and capture & prize.
The lawn social at S. II, Albert's
last Friday evening was one OF the
most successful! efforts Of the season.
The spacious house ana lawn were
thronged with guests, whose happy
faces attested to their enjoyment The
grounds were hung with Chinese ian
terms whose soft light Wed with the
mellow radience OF the moon. Tables
We're spread on the lawn where ice
cream, lemonade, fruits and nuts Of |
various kinds were served The band !
added much to the evenings entertain
ment by discoursing sweet music "mu-
sic everywhere' The receipts of the
evening netted the handsome sum Of
$50 for Rev, Wesley.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27

You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems
at first only cold. Do not permit any
dealer to impose upon you with some
cheap imitation of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, but be sure you get the
genuine. Because he can make more
profit he may tell you he has something
Just as good, or just the same. Don't
te deceived, but insist upon getting
Or. Kings New Discovery, which is
guaranteed to give relef in all Throat,
Lung and Chest affections. Trial bot
ties free at a. NJ. MATTHIAS drug store
Large bottles 81.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27
Barley Forks for sale at

Barley Forks for sale at
27s3w Morse s. LaPoint's.
Come and see the new spring
goods at, albert and Vessey's.
Paris Green aprinklers at Morse l.
LaPoint's. 3w275
Ground feed can be had at Roth
Bros.
Harvest Whips for sale
278tw at Morse 81 LaPcint's,
Absolutely pure baking powder and
hayoring extracts, in bulk at Dr.. Ma
thias' drug store. 224tf
The Washington Springs base ball
club, having scored several victories,
was Slightly let down last Tuesday by
the Woonsocket boys.
ATTENTION.
20 The New Harness Shop is the
place to get satisfaction at all times.
r. i. ketchum 4 Co.
Il will make you q special rate On
your final Homestead proof. Come
and see re before starting proof.
Albert Gunderson
DIR. j ]. Roberts, Dentist, Of Mitch.
eli, xiii visit Washington s>prings, in
the interest Of lis profession one week
beginning Monday, July 80 Boom at
Washington SPRINGS Hotel.
MIR, VIM. Skinner has taken the
agency for the Little Wonder Wash
er and Bleacher," and will call at your
homes TO show the merits Of this won
derfUl little machine. Give it trial.
277W4
Money 10 a-oan! Money 10 ..oar:I
A. Il, Matthias has taken the agency
for one OF the best and most reliable
loan companies in the United States
and will let you have money at low
rates and short notice. Can at drug
store.
Three or four loads of Woonsocket
folks passed through town yesterday,
enroNte for the Indian Reservation.
Being fully equipped with tents, am
ana other camping para
phernalia" they will no doubt have a
jolly time
Teachers regular examination
VIII be held at the cour. house upon
Aug. 9Th 1883, comm ancing at nine
o'clock a. IN. The next and last regu-
lar examination for the year will occur
the irst Tuesday Of October.
l. S. Binford,
Co. Supt.
= Through the courtesy Of Charlie
Fichmeyer we are in receipt of a copy
OF the Rockford Qowa) Regiter.
Among it's news items we learn that
D. A. Scott, agent for the farmers In
surance company CT Cedar Rapids To-
wa, is doing q rushing business for his
company since the storms Of the first
of the month.
The HERALD acknowledges receipt
OF copy OF the University Herald
published by the students of the Mitch
eli University. IL is q creditab.e pub
lication and the June Issue contains @.
Z. Murrey's Grafton On The Remedy
for Anarchy" which is, he says, ''to ed
ucate the masses in those principles Of
political. economy and morality, by
which alone true government car be
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27
NOTICE.

Iii parties are hereby warned against
trespassing on the gulch known as
Barrett's Gulch' on sections Il and
H. 1o7- Go, Parties cutting trees, ia
king tire-wood or fruit viii be consid-
cred trespassors and treated as such.
Z l.. blank
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27
MORTGAGE SALE

NioitINr[AtSJs S-6itI..
Where's default has been made in the pay,
meh' oi the money secured by amortGage categ
t.te third day Of November 4. D.. 1886 eNecutcl
by leonard II. Daniel and isabelle Daniel hi
WI" os The county Of .Eeraula and Territory M
Dakota. tH W. j. BuWden Of the county OF Fait
Aito and State Of Iowa, and which mortgage
WAS recorded in the Office OF the Register o.
Deeds OF the county Of Jcrtu and TERRITORY o.
Dakota, IN Book Oi Mortgages, on page 4i3 Gtt
The oth day OF November 1856 at $50 O'Clock j.
ii. and,
Whereas nc action or proceedings ut lazy .!
otherwise have been instituted, to recover i!lt
,nebt secured by said mortgage or any pi'f'
thereof
Whereas the amount claimed to be due. upon
said mortgage at i've date Of this notice. is liis
sun! OF Eighty six dollars and ten cents tsst,iu
to,|lt Sal.G9 principal, and $2.i0 interest ~
stipulated for il said mortgage.
NOW, therefore, notice Is hereby given that Y!
virtue OF The power of sale contained III SHY
mortgage, the said mortgage will be torecloseu
Dy q SAFE Of the nortgageG premises thefeiu, w.
Sc,1bed at public auction TO the highest p'uui.
tci cash at Tile front door Of the court house ~ u,
HE Town OF Washington Springs and COMFY u
Jerauid and territory of Dakota, on me Fly Fly,
cnth day o. August 1885 at . O'Clock III the 'iita
noon OF that day. The mortgaged premises ;i1
situated i'll the county Of .jer;luld in the teri;9
~ OF Dakota and are described as follows ioM OWN
- ne North West Quarter Of Section ElSllst5Iti
IoWnShp 106 North Range G3 West OF tie ON
/. NJ. and containing 100 acres. ,,na
Dated at Ipswich ID. T., this Goth day OF o1h1
A. y. 1888.
". j, Bowden, mortga@ee.,
Briggs \ CraNmer, Attorneys for Mortsd$iSs..
lnSNirh Dakota ~
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27

Z
NOTICE OF CONTEST United States Land
~ Oce al Mitchell d. Z. July md 1855.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by VIM Il, Powers OF Jerallld county ID I against
II. ElIXAREH kUGLEF
for failure to comply witt law as 10 Timber.
Culture Entry No, looli dated September 2nd
1852 nuon the ma See. 81, Township l0G Range
g., N sranld comfy T. with view vie ' to the
thar he knows the present condition OF the same
also that the said, M. Elizabeth Eugler failed 10
break or plow acres OF said land the first year
after said entry, Failed the 3rd year to plant
5,acres 10 trees. seeds nuts or cuttings. Failed
the 18th year to plant acres of trees, seeds nuts
or cuttings; that said claim is wholly abandoned
BY summoned to appear ut the Office of Cas. y
Mcdonald clerk OF The district court on the GOTH
day OF August 1855 at 10 O'Clock A N. to respone
failure
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27
A Sound Lega! Opinion.

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with Malaria! Yever and Jaundice, but
was cured BY timely use OF this medi-
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Horse Cave, by, adds a like testimony
saying; lie positively believes he
would have died. had it not been for
Electric Bitters. This great remedy
viii ward off. as well as cure all Ma
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Liver and Stomach Disorders stands
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