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THEY ARE AT HOME.
Washington's Senators DOmi-
cIIed ct the Capital.
SALISBURY WANTS NO FIGHT.
he can PertusaI whip bat he Dessn's
vast % Tackle the UnIsed states.
--General Eens.

WAsHErcrox CTxY, Nor. gl.-SenatoFs
saufl,s and Allen, cE Washington, arrived
IN the capital today. senator Squire Is AZ
Che Arlington, accompanied by his private
secretary, !. r. carrere. The senator's
family Is Ct Clyde. o. The senator 3 chill
dren viii attend school - Hon. =. T.
Mrs. saufre viii arrive here tomorrow.
Senator Alien has secured apartments on
Twentieth strest.
Both senators were at the capitol today,
ard Iselectsd seats in she Senate chamber.
Thsy are On the extreme left Of The presi-
dent Of the Senate. and Just behind the
eeats selected hy the senators from North
Dak.,sa. Senator Squire met many OF the
senator's today, and this evening called
uporl Senator EdmHnda.
Washington Is the second state to get It's
senator's On she ground for the winter .
work
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Ngws or ENrMCLAw.


The x. Of T..
ESrxr1Aw. Der The Eaumisssw Lum-
~ and Shiagae Company expects 20 haze
their shiagse min II operation before the
close os the year. Their teamroad thron IN
the tin1er 90 the mill II about pne hall
completed and when finished to White
river viii he four miles in length. inter
seesanx the Matches trail zbeat two miles
above Bosse creek station.
Ncsp rev buildings are NOW under Eaurse
az construction than at any previous time
ssnse car town was located.
TIE contract has been let to o. =. Nesse
60 riesT And grade three al the principal
streets, - be eempasted Within sixty DAYS
The rezidcnee ok Mr.. Jahn Iltrktn near
she tewn was baggsAriseA Yesterday. An
uverceat. field glass. compass and other
ArslaleS wsre ssose NJ. Lzsktn had been
Mwav from hossas hat 4 few Aaurx
Tne Enamessw ssrtar hand furnished
isansse for the Knights ei pytatas bah 81
saath prairss. Thanksgiving sight They
were aesosapsaied - party q eus young
peopse whe Fppast Eayxag snioged = very
pleasant evening.
Mrs.. +. Prsee. late OF Minnesota. w.a
ssssa onea 4 Stock of uatahaesy goods A
hasxyy wlls asso Ne established IA The near
future
Tee growing town al EnaBeaaw aaa en-.
tsasvs farming ooansry traaasAFy 70 II
wua3s sssapass lecsl r1gsg conducted ~
50 ense9ssse management A sae~msker
ard a@csArE Aosea waasa he well pzsFeassca
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TIE CHEAT
SER RIA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
CUR z.


Is new and wonderful discovery, manufec-
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Of California, IN their natural state-con-
lightful to the tasss saa immediate in its
effects. Positively containing no mineral in
its composition. Perfectly harmless and a
sure cure for all the many troubles arising
from the Kidneys, Liver and Bladder; among
which are Casarrh of the bladder and stom-
ach, Dropsy, Diabetes, Brgslt's Disease,
burning, smarfing pains in the small Of the
back, Gravel and other disorders these or
cams arc heir 20. For Leucorrhea, sup
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no coMPETE WITH LIEBIa.


Broughan's Monster Beef Extract scheme
for Buenos Ayres.
CHICAGO. Dec 1.--George Broughan. one
of the Chicago prominent meat packers.
stated tonight that he had disposed Of all
his pecuniary interests in Chicago and will
sail from New York soon for Buenos Ayres
for the purpose Of establishing monster
meat-packing bcef-extrsct concern. to com
pete wirh Liebig's enormous works in the
Argentine Republic B-oughan viii act IS
manager Of the business for an English
syndicate Of capitalists. He has arranged
for large force Of skilled American em-
moves
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y
PoRTLAsp. Dec. L-Angust Cake, archi-
rect, of Chicago. has arrived here with
plans and specifications for the abbatoirs
and cold storage house. 70 be buElt by the
American Dressed Beef Meat Company, of
this city. sc Trousdale, fifteen miles out On
the line Of the Oregon Railway & Naviga-
ton Company The company Is composed
Of local butchers. has plenty OF capital and
proposes to furnish this section aud the
Sound country with dressed meats. Their
establishment Kill comprise all the latest
improvements for Strengthening and hand
ling meats and viii cost not less than $780,
600.
The railroad has completed s 1Diefrack.
so that building materials can be delivered
on the grounds. Work on the buildings
viii be begun st once.
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An Old Saying and A True One, Never
Too Late to Mend 50

zAH NNN oIl Tx VIII a tue OUta = NUNNI
Too Late to Mend.s
Sierra Chemicdl Co., sErE Mission s., san Fran
eiseo, CaL--ssENTLENES; / have suffered for years
with disordeged kidneys, severe pains IN the
small OF my hack. cloudy and scant urinafions
and ia feet generally out OF condition. / tried
two bottles OF your Great Sierra Kidney and
Liver Cure, and much 70 my surprise from the
time I started 10 take the medicine have
steadily improved. Ny appetite Is good, my
system Is ia good order. and all symptoms Of my
troubles have left me. can truly and e0uxct-
Sntiously recommend this wonderful remedy to
all suffering with any kidney or liver disorders.
Believe me very truly yours.
GHAS. FR0gHof .. S4s Valencia St. CITY.
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utsNFak, Nov- sSsflss following Articles
q sassoFp egassoR e8se heea SLED
RegSs ssaaa feAeasegs' AKwney, AZ se-
AssAs ssa tees. &. G. hzaeoek. e s Caea..
san. galsst-Fa SSctrsasa VACANCIES and
yxsrase e &ts<zs - tAe sAne.
Sappsssnenssi arszcses q .aosrpoxassSn.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-10
NO. 49,.
First Publication March %, 1889.
Notice Of MORTGAGE Foreclosure Sale

Default having been made in the conditions
OF certain mortgage, made and dated De-
cember 26th, A. D. 1893, by Herman llauer
and Elizabeth llauer his wife, to Charles
Betcher, and duly recorded in the registry
OF deeds in Grant county, Dakota Territory
on the 3D. day OF January, \. ID. 1854, in book
II OF mortgages, page 3l2, at / O'Clock and
80 minutes 4. m, conveying and mortgaglng
the following described premises. situate in
said county, to-wit: Commencing at a point
seven hundred and seventy t77ul lcet west ot
the southeast corner OF lnl>pu City inow en-
hraced in the village o Big Stone CITY, theme.
running south one hurIreI and twenty 1905
teet thence east one h4nired lbel tert
thence north one hundred and twenty I2ul
eet, theGce wcs. 10 point ut beginning, with
all The alpurtenances and Improvements
thereunto belonging, un which there Is due
at the q ate htreot one hundred md Iour dol
lars and forty eight cents 2lUi is1 including
interest, insurance. taxes and twenty dolIar
attorneys tee as therein conditioned said
mortgage having been gwen To secure the
payment OF two promlSSorv notes OF ninety
five dollars each from mortgagor to mortga-
gee. one due December -, 1884, and one due
December 2oth. 1852 and no proceedings at
law having been instituted to recover anv
part thereof;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given tina.
by virtue OF the power Of sale III said mort
gage contained and herewith recorded and
pursuant to statute, the said mortgage will
be torecosed by sale OF said mortgages
premises a. public auction by the sheriff OF
said county or 10y his deputy as agent tor that
purpose, in the city OF Big Stone CITY in said
County OF Gr ant, on Tuesday the lith day OF
May, A. d. 1889, at one o'c lock IN the after
noon, which sale shall be made 1T the front
door OF the post office III said city OF Big
stone City, 10 satisfy the snln which sha.
then he due, together with all the costs and
charges OF foreclosure
Dated at Big Stone City, Oak, this 27th
day OF March, a. y. 1889
CHARLES BETCHER, Mortgagee.
r. NJ. BENNETT, Attorney tor Mortgage
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-10
ELECTION NOTICE.
G.. HAITI.

Notice is hereby given that on the Tues
day after the second Monday ot MAY next,
beng tie 18th day OF May, 1882, an election
will he held III the several voting precincts
ln.the county OF Grant, Territory OF Dakota,
which with the counties ct Roberts anI
deuel. constitute the Fourth District for this
special election, as the same may have been
fixed hv law tar election purposes, for the
election oi three delegates 10 constitution
II! convention to i# held al the city Of sioux
Falls ~ the tour: h day Of July, 1889. and Tor
the ratification or rejection OF the cansfitu-
tion adopted November 3, lS-1, at which
election the polls will he opened at = co"k.
in the morning and will continue open until
five cl 0ck in the afternoon OF the same d,y
Each clector will have printed or written
upon il Is ballet the names OF only two per
SONS whom he shall desire to vote tor as dele
gates 70 said constitutional convention, and
npnn said ballot he will have also the words
'For the Sioux Falls Constitution il he
shall be IN favor OF its rttilicati,l Or the
words against the Sioux Falls Constitu-
tom il he shall desire its rejection.
The respective township lection hnris
will make returns 70 the County Auditor the
same ~ III general elections.
Poll books will " delivered to Town
Clerks by the Sheriff
Dated this 18th d.y q April, 1881
JnMx DrGlASs.
:5w4 t.u.iy Auditor.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-10
GrandmA's Lesson.

On Sabbath morning, while most
Of the family were at church. grandma
sat reading her Bible. Little three
year-old Helen, gentle and demure,
was keeping her company.
Il want Blble-book, too. p'ease.
gamma.
Shall grandma give you verse;"
little child'en, 'ove one nnoner. ;
lisped the darling. Now, gamma, !
teach you verse" and pointing her
wee finger along the large letters, said,
"see gamma, big child'en, owe one
anoner.
SO often from childish lips we learn
the lessons 50 needful in the Years that
are passing = houugcitst.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-10
HASTINGS.

The Stallion III will
stand the season OF 1889 at the Big
Stone City elevator.
Pedicree--II Hastings hy GAINESVILLE.
he by Milwaukee, by nvsdyks Ham
hetonian No. 10. Dan-Lady Rich
ards Ivy Richards Belfounder. lie Ivy
IInngerford' Blncher, by Blucher, by
Duroc. Ivy imported Diamond. ID
dam Glib. hy Farmers Glory. Sd
dam, Old Kate from Connecticut
driven III her 34th Year.
l.. 5. Follett. breeder. Weight 1850
lbs. slO to insure.
II. 3. CRIpPEN.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-10
Why Are They Disconcerted7

Did you ever notice the conduct OF
a man who is forced by circumstances
to enter fashionable millinery store
unaccompanied byafcmale bodyguardP
II not it will be found entertaining.
His fellow-men will laugh at him. 1t
is one of the few positions in which
masculinity is wholly at the mercy Of
the fair sex. Said well-known mill
iner the other day:
1T may appear incredible. but |
have seen men--men who have led in
battle, who habitually mount the ros-
trum. who pass their lives in constant
friction with their fellows, or who en-
JOY a reputation as favorites among
women in society-enter this place
alone to execute commissions for their
wives. and fall suddenly into the con-
dition Of great, bashful, overgrown
scholboys when called upon to face the
girls and speak a piece.
why is it?' That's a metaphysical
problem. But there is always some
thing in the atmosphere of a place de-
voted exclusively to the labor and
personal adornmcnt of women which
painfully disconcerts man unless he
IS attended by his wife, and even then
he is by no means at his ease. As an
instance of this. gentleman Of ac-
knowledged nerve and prominent in
national politics came in here recently
to order bonnet for his wife, to be
sent home on approval. Before he left
] was really sorry for him. A number
OF ladies were trying on hats, and he
became SO nervous that firmly believe
he didn't know the colors or the price
Of the bonnet lie selected. He kept
fdgeting and glancing about him like
q thief, and when his business was
concluded made dash for the door
without leaving the address. SO l had
to call him back. shouldn't wonder
If he took . drink to steady himself
when he got outside.
Its \ queer thing. isn't itp"-
CkictVo Journal.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-10

The Ohio poultry raiser has made
curious discovery, He says that if you
go out to feed flock of chickens and
Will cause them to wait, they will in
varlably, rs they crowd about You,
begin a circuit around you from left
to right, in 'front.' and continue this
revolution as long as you stand there
No amount Of interruption or maneuv-
erng can confuse them or compel
them TO take the contrary direction at
any time.
In Brazil there is tribe called
Cafusos, which has sprung into exist
ence by marriage between the long.
stitf-haircd natives and the imported
negro slaves. AS might be expected
from the admixture Of these extremes,
this people possess hair OF very ex-
traordinary kind. 1t rises perpendicu.
larly from the head in thick. curly
masses. and forms wig of sucn enor-
nous dimensions that the possessors
must stoop low when entering their
huts.
At the royal powder factory of Wet
teren, in Belgium. Il new gunpowder
is being made. They call it poudre-
papicr, or paper powder, and it is said
that charge of two and half
grammes (thirty-nine grains) gives, in
rifle Of small caliber, an initial ve-
locity of $50 yards to the ball. This
is equal to, if it does not beat, the
Lebel powder. The additional advan-
tagcs are attributed to it Of not smear
ing the barrel, of producing no smoke
and Of causing no recoil.
Holsworthy, village Of England. is
all excitement over ghostly light
which every night intermittently
flashes across railroad cutting. From
dusk to midnight the village station is
throngcd with people anxious to OBJ
tain glimpse of the light. Old stories
of superstition long dormant in the
that three people have been killed
near the spot in the last year or SO en-
courages the belief in the supernatural
character Of the luminous appartion.
Robert Louis Stevenson is not about
to return to New York, as frequently
published. He has just finished his
cruising trip in the Pacific seas, and
expects to spend several months in the
Sandwich Islands. He was highly
disappointed to find the inhabitants Of
the Pacific islands SO civilized. He
had expected to discover the natives
savages Of the most fierce and pictur-
esque sort imaginable, instead Of which
he found them extremely amiable and
cultivated.
M. Mosso, of Turin. having carried
out series Of experiments with the
blood Of cells, finds that it possesses
marked poisonous properties. Even
to the tongue it has an insupportable
acridity, and very small quantity OF
the serum is sufficient to kill dog.
Half a cubic centimeter injected be-
meath the skin Of a dog weighing
thirty-five pounds killed it in four
minutes. At this rate, an eel weighing
five pounds would contain enough
poison to dispatch ten men. The blood
Of animals thus poisoned cannot be
made to coagulate, just as after the
bite Of serpents. Fortunately the
blood is inert when introduced via
stomach. and it loses its toxic proper.
ties when heated
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-10
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

Mortgagors Ludwig Reischke and Rosalie
Reischke, husband and wife.
Mortgagee, w. J. Bowden.
Mortgage dated December Sd, 1887, and re-
corded III the office OF the register o. deeds for
Grant county, Dakota. Oh the fifth day OF
December, 4. D. 1857, at .: 40 o'clock Il. NJ !,
III book ~ ot mortgages on pages 3'i-337
Mort gagged premises: The south halt
OF the northwest quarter, and the north
halt OF the southwest quarter 0; section
eighteen (ls). in township one hun
drei and twenty one l2ll. north Of range
ior:y -slx (iG) west OF the fifth Z. NJ, con
tanning Ibu acres. Default having been made
in the payment Of twenty-five AMI i--loJ
t$a2.l.l doll :rs pas: due, and the tor,gage
providing that should there he i default ui
ten days in the payment OF any sum due,
then it shall cause the whole OF 81 d money
to become due 1T once ut the optleGl oi the
the legal holder thereof, and the mortgage
may lie foreclosed Tor the whole OF said lllou-
ey and interest due Due therefore the whole
sum OF one hundred and eleven and l7-,UJ
CHILLY dollars. Notice is lereby given
that said mortgage will Le iorrclosed by y
sale Of the mortgaged premises \. public
aaction at the front door OF the court house
in Milbau X, Grant county, Dak., by the sher
i'll Of said county, on the 18th day ~ May, lssa,
at II o'clock III, to the highest bidder ior
cash, to satisfy the amount then due OH said
mortgage, with costs and disbursements and
twenty five 1926 dollars attorney lees ~
stipulated III said mortgage.
Dated this 18th day VI March, A. y. 1859.
w J. BUWDEN, Mortgage.
A. w M0vlUs. Big Ssone City, D. r. A.
toruey tor Mortgnyec.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-10
Beware of DIN tments for rCatnrrh
that Contain Ncrcury.

as Mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucus surfaces. such
articles should never he used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
siclans, as the damages they will do
are ten fold to the good YOU can pos
sible derive from them. Hall S
cataTrh cure. manufactured by L. j.
Cheney L Co., Toledo, O.. contains no
mercury and is taken internally and
acts directly upon the blood and mu-
Gus surfaces of the system. In buy.
ing Halls catarlh cure be sure you
get the genuine. it is taken internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by +. J
IS" sold by all druggists, IS cents a
bottle.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-10
Cause Enough.

De Bigsby-What makes you so down
iu the mouth. Rigley?
Kigley with a long-drawn sigD-
Addition to fathers family last night.
DeBigsby- Then Why the deuce are
you SO glum? Was it "A boy or a grip
Rigley-Neither. Miss Recusant be-
came my sister. r.-Butstto Courier.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-10

A goose with her wings tied was
sent over Niagara Falls the other day
aud hoatcd away alive. and the man
who did the deed is still expecting to
see tho country tip MP on its side.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-10
Words, Words, Words.

CasselFs new encyclopedia diction-
ary, which has just been completed.
contains 10000 words. The latest
edition Of Webster has $4,000, Wor-
ester 10000. and the Imperial dio-
tionary 10000. Detroit NesDs.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-10

There are many hair preparations
in the market, but none have SO de.
sirahle effect upon the hair and scalp
rs Halls Vegetable Slcillian Hair
ReneWer.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-10

Goods sold on time are US
ually sold too cheap compared
with the capital required and
the risks taken, while those
sold for cash are often sold too
high. In view Of this | have
reduced ali my prices to strictly
GA @H
figures, and 70 all time sales
not settled the first of each
month will be added 10 per
cent. of the bill. This will
reduce prices for cash, and
will hot average tie prices
higAerthan before. Come an |
G. HAITI.
, 1889-10-10
Our Timber.

TIE Chicago Lumberman, one of our
most valued exchanges, and ~ authority
on timber, supports some statements
made by the Pioneer recently with re-
spect to the magnitude of Clatsop forests
by relating an Incident which occurred
in the woods on Puget Sound. 1t says:
"A certain Wiscnnsip lnmbermGp
lately visited the Pacific coast and TO
show how readily any one will be de-
ceived regarding tie hight or contents
Of the big trees that grow there, although
standing slougside them il is re atei
that a Puget Sound Iumbermau took
the Wisconsin mill man into the woods
aud successfully showed hin a little of
what lie did not know about red ard
yellow fir. He found 1t was not white
pine, by a jusfuli. Tie Puget Sounder
was asked TO estimate how ibe timbt r
on csrtain tract ran to the acre, and
did so I" the best o: his abi,iJ Int his
figures were hIiariously ecoffsd al. THen
the Wisconsin skeptic WAS asked to
make Il guess, aud be abou. cut ;be Da-
tiye's estimate IL two. The coast lam-
bermau prop .sed tn show h W badly
his visitor went astray. and be bossed
the job in a bnsiueSs!ike manner. An
acre was surveyed, and an average tree
selected Ey mutual HgTeeiGeUt, us the
basis of calculations The Oshkosh
man guessed that the tree would run
1000 feet to 16 feet in length, and the
New London man acquiesced. He
thought also that there were about eight
16 foot cuts in the tree Then the
natives laughed. GNo axuen at once
put their foot boards into notches and
feIled the tree. The Wise Iusiu man
laid off II 16-foot lengths, and looked
sheepish, but turned pale when he
found that the tree was $40 feet long
from butt to tor, that 16fuot log con-
tanned 1900 feet, and that the tree con-
taiued 81 500 instead of their estimate Cf
5000 feet" When be recovered from
the severe guyinR To which be was sub
j -cttd, lie went into a mill and saw 16-
foot logs that contained 600 feet, and
into the forest where there we're trees
that grew go feet without Il knot or
branch, aud averaged six or seven feet
in diameter. After eeeing all this, it g
said he wanted finger in the pie.
and had soon bought some OF the big
timber. It is pretty hard for a lumber
man TO keep his money In his pocket
when he ia surrounded by the wonders
OF the Pacific coast forests; but as rule,
he is only casting slices OF bread en-
the waters to get loaves in return, and
big oues. when lie buv- timber here.
, 1889-10-10
Personal Gossip.

Wilkie Collins cared little for the
opinions of critics and never kept a
scrapbook.
Senator Sherman i. exvc c.ed to report
i'll about two weeks for ssrvice in the
Ohio campaign.
Secretary Blaine is looking better
than in the spring. and he says he 3.
feeling as we'll as he looks.
Ben Buttler's book, in WHICH he will
tear some OF his old enemies to pieces,
is almost ready .or the publishers
hands.
E1-President Cleveland, Carl Schurz
and August Belm'nt have all been
named for the seat in congress left va
can't by The death OF Sunset Cox. Trust
worthy inside Information, however, is
TO the effect that Amos j. Cummings
can have the place If be will take it, and
be Will probably accept.
President Harrison's health has not
improved this 'ummer, but Mrs. Harri-
GOD is much stronger than she was in
May.