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have actually occurred within tho last
forty.oight hours In this civilized and pro-
sumably rational community.
And yet some extraordinary fools are to
be found In every parish.
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The Anti-Option bill should be squelched.
Nothing equally outrageous and indefensive
has been proposed since that disRraceful en-
actment. the oleomargarine law. Let It diel
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Aavert,s,.s . Great Southern Enterprise

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sr: For year
Ihave had the management Of tho advertising
OF tho Velasco syndicates. the Brazos River
Channel and Dock Company. and tho Texas
Land and immigration Company. My con-
tract with these companies expired July I.
Herein hand you a statement Of the result
Of tho years advertising.
I consider it splendid showing and con-
vinoing argument for newspaper advertising
To give 1t due consideration you must take
into account the depressed financial condition
OF the country. and the unpopularity of town
lot Investments. especially In Texas seaports.
owing to the results at other aspiring deep
I used 81 daily papers. 20 in the trans: Mis-
siseippi and s east Of the Mississippi River
and IN the State OF Texas. USED 20 Weeklies
and 35S lines In !: 200 OF the Western Newspa-
PER u9i9p List q the weekss used out
River. and all the balance. including W. n. U.
list in the trans Mississippi.
The amount paid to daiss was.............$9l6 20
The amount paid to weeklies was 8933 II
Total .SloosA Sd
The results OF this advertising are that we
sold 2.1S5 lots for 81 O58. $50. and received Al
per cent. Of cash on the sales. Velasco was
ed 9ps July 1891 and the first lot sold on
ton OF Velasco now is more than 1000. and
there are 467 houses built, Tho land on which
tho place is located cost 80 per acre less than
four years ago.
more than probable that shall be in the field
again. II | am l shall very earnestly desire.
as heretofore. tho help OF VOW paper a,on Very
truly yours. q. w. CRAWFORD.
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From he f'ii1napon JourrI'.
wa'tsA man wear. suspend because no needs
them Of course. but I'll be switched II can imagine
WHY a woman should wear them
Tu,ts- because she doesn't need them ot course.
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Do not try to get rich by attempting 70 raise
200 TO 800 chickens IN one plAce-O' a"gs Judd Farmer
Good advice. We made the mistake once.
and had 500 Of our chickens stolen. all at one
foil R,ynon
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1t Il Sol

From he Chisugo Daily G'ohe.
THE Bun Is q thing Of wonder and interest
every time 1t appears.
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An'UmbIed Anarchist.

from Inc 'TFNIU'
Give THr NV yosE suN credit for making the New
York World as "'uuble ever urah Hesr was In his
moistest mood
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less to say that this splendid rose has made
the Queen as happy as bia sun1owor. God
save her Majesty Queen ANELIAi long live
Pope LEo XIII. and pipe "a rtpubliqae!
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Shake oE the effects Of . had cold promptly by the
use of Dr. JAynss ExpectorAnt and escape the danger
OF Irritating the !upgS into fatal dssAls,-Adk -.
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No Sheriff he elected MS y"ar next year District
Attorney omptrolier and len 'ivil Justices at the
same time too hut there iime like the present.
there Is no year IKE thik!
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-01-29
BIG STONE CITY.
Jan. %. 1892.

Jan. %, 1899.
Patsy Bremen is the proud father of
brand new boy who arrived last Sun
day.
| Craig 4 Keith have made a bad move,
at least tor Big Stone City They took
their Bank TO Ortonyille this week.
Their many friends arc sorry to have
them leave but extend their hearty good
wishes for their future prosperity
G. w. Harrington is taking in The
lumbermenS excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crippen are having tho
grippe in partnership, but consider il Il
bad business.
The |. O. G. L. are going to have Il
public installation Of officers on Saturday,
Feb. 8. There will also be good pro
gramme rendered. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all.
The young folks are enjoying frequent
parties and dances
r. w. Thornkise has been having the
grippe, but has made special effort
10 down il and has been at the elevator
nearly every day.
The special school notting last Mon
day evening was well attended by the
citizens. Mr.. Paddock was again made
janitor.
The Prof. and a number of his pupils
went to Ortonyille last Tuesday evening
to q literary society, aud a good time Was
reported.
a nice limo Of new books received aU
the Post Office at low prices.
Mrs. +. J HAITI has been very sick the
past week; it is hoped she may soon re.
cover.
E. NJ. Bennett, Esq, is coming right 10
the front; he has just purchased 4 lovely
piano to make his home still more enjoy
able
Mrs. w. L. Vanderwarker is at present
with Mr. and Mrs. Crippen.
F. f. Miller has sold his farm and Will
return to live in town in spring.
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WILSON.
Jan. 25. 1892.

jan I'd. loJ..
NJ Fl Thornton had the misfortune TO
lose by death his IS month old child With
whooping cough and congestion Of the
brain.
Tritf Remington is assisting Cayanaugh
loading cars at this place. Lots OF iun
in Triff.
H. n. Woodward Of South Shore, is
canvassing for bible subcribers and is
having good success.
Miss Ella Howdesboil we understand
will close the school for Week to Civ"
the youngsters the benefit Of the hi, Q
weather.
Mrs NJ. Z. Cheney has IN attack ot
La Grippe but is ON the mend.
The masquerade ball at Albee was II
decided success. as the dancing ele-
ment of Wilson testiys; they were all
there.
Brother Lungrin went home this week
to pet the Ia grippe.
Real summer weather, snow all gore,
thermometer 40 above; the landscape
presents spring appearance, grass
started on The bou)eyards.
Miss Maggie Fisher is expected home
about March lst.
Miss Bertha Johnson left for Plpes,one
MINI Friday evening.
John McCurry received a Telegram
from Ranwick, Iowa. calling him to his.
fathers supposed lying be...
John Lundbarg viii farm on big
scale this summer.
BELINDA.
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Ho For Warrington.

Tickets to all Pacific coast points IS
dollars, via. Northern Pacific Ry., 20 dol
lars, via. Canadian Pacific Railway; and
33 dollars to Spokane via Northern Pa
cifc Railway Special round trip ex
cnrsion tickets good for 6 months with
stop over at all points can be had on ap-
plication 70 local agent. 2l-22
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EGM;lsA
Jan. 22Sth, 1902.

Jan. SSth, loU2.
Willis iIoyt returned on the 18th inst
from visit TO st. Cloud, Minn.
John E. Black has become the posses
scr OF a hne new clarionet.
Mrs. Il Aldrlch and daughter Ruby
have gone to Brooklngs to visit the
boys
l.. @. Aldrich and G.. II Kim ball are
among our farmers who are in attend
ance at the farmers institute this week.
John Q. Black and Harry Spanton
made business trip to Clear Lake last
week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
j. Farmer on Sunday, Jan. 18th.
Elder Frederickson, oi the Adventist
creed, is holding series Of evening meet
ings at schoolhogse No. l.
Mr.. l.. p. Thorrocks and Miss jennie
Davis were married at the home Of the
brides father, Mr.. L. L. Davis, on Thurs
day. Jan. 18th; Rev. Doty of Revillo
officiating.
Mr.. J. Z. Webster died at his home in
South Elmlra early Wednesday morn
ing, after long and painful illness.
Funeral services today at the Alban NJ. =
church, in charge Of the Masonic frater-
n.ty, Rev. A. d. Dexter delivering he
discourse. MIR. Webster was II years Of
age, and has been resident Oh Elmira
since 1881.
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Advertised Letter List.

IS Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Uilbank postofiice, Jan. 28th, 1892.
Mncklcy, Jerry Dahestrom Erick (0
kblow. Selma krouse, Albert
Xoynagh, Lizzie McL.uhlin, John
!M Nelson, Ncls +.
N In calling for any OF the above, please
~ "advertised' and give date of adver
1Isament. If not called tor in fifteen days
till be sent to dead letter Office.
y A. j. BLEsER, p. NJ.
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Y. =. s. C. f. SOCIAL.

The Young Peoples Society OF Chris
u Endeavor, of this city, will hold an
1piversary social at the residence OF
and Mrs. J. G. Hall on Friday even
February S, 1892. The Y. P. s. Q:
was organized in January, 1851, and
J social will be the celebration OF the
z b anniversary Of the society. A suit
3 program has been prepared for the
aeiOn. Refreshments will be served.
1Drybody cordially invited.
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Winter ExcurAi~ns to Warmer !
Chimes

Excursion tickets to Mexico, Cali
fernia, Georgia, North Carolina, Florida,
the Gulf Coast, Texas, Hot Springs OF
Arkansas, ard Excelsior Springs Of Mis-
souri,, now ON. sale by Agents OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway.
Apply for rates and other information to
the nearest agent, or address Geo. II !.
Heafford. General Passenger Agent, Chi
cago, Illinois.
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HOME HAPPENINGS.
& Wheat-No. 1, Northern 13.

n Wheat-No. /, Northern -.
n A large heating stove for sale cheap at
#the Fair Store.
q DR.. Good-pr was called to Ortonvilie
u sNo5nesday by telegram on IA profession,
a al visit.
III Co. Evans, of 4 berdeen, stopped over
s between traias While on his way east last
AIuesday.
W Parties desiring t" buy or rent lard
II adjoining town should read ad. in ano,h-
ser column.
IL Attorney J. W. Bell is more than ordi-
narily happy just now over the arrival OF
% Isle daughter at his home.
A ne organ can be bought at about
hal. lis cost il sold soon. May be seen at
Emanuel's.
Tne Chiiian war is over The South
American bantam has swallowed her
medicine and been forgiven.
s John Shad. of Schaler's meat market,
NOV divides his attention between the
shop and i lively young son, which has
II iust arrived at his house.
La
\ Mrs. ]. A. McBrides Thursday, Feb. 4.
\ at 2:30 p. IN.
Mrs. O. W. ANTEIMAN,
Messrs J. II. Tonge and e. G. Fowler
we understand are to be transferred from
4 the M,lba1k telegraph office to that Of
sAlinneapois
ssN The social given by the Ladies Benev-
AAHFOlent Society at the home Of the pastor
kRev. kaufman, last Friday evening, was
well attended and a most enjoyable even
N1Gg spent
s Mrs d. w. Dggs departed this week
for New YORK City, from where, after a
short visit with friends she will go TO
Clifton Springs to secure treatment for
her eyes and for nervous troubles.
N Owing to the disabling Of one our
printers and our inability to get help,
the paper this week is lacking in many
things-whlch would be otherwise and
xhould be otherwise if il were other
Mise.
g- Mr. Harry Hollands, our right support
or ia getting out the HERALD-ADvANCE
eactl week, had to give up work last Tues
day, owing to a swelling IN one OF his
41lU Dti ttUt WHICH ado pt6I IouDiiAle, MIN
Tor some time, but which had not until
this week prevented his working 1t is
Thought that q surgical operation will be
necessary to relieve the limb. Harry s
many trends wish him all speed 70 "a full
,Aecoycry.
F One o! Milkman Vandcrvoort's clients,
AOr rather customers, who had entertained
], grave suspicious that the milkman's pro
duct was not what it should be, improved
the opportunity to confirm his suspi-
Cions by taking a bottle OF the milk to
Prof. Wheaton and having it tested with
sSss,th her implies OF milk. Imagine his sur
Drise when he learned that the result Of
The tes, showed that it was superior to
most ali of the milk tested, but one or
Two samples out of the dozens tested
Knowing richer qualities.
s Speaking Of the Lee Barnes episode the
81 w WaterloWn Messenger OF last week says:
3ince that date the person in question
made a short solourn lii Watertown,
Rving arrived here on that evening. He
ED down chair in Rainey's shop
10 days, and on Monday morning made
Amysterious disappearance. No one be-
iteves the "fascott' part OF the story, but
he was evidently no spring chicken, never
theless. He acted crooked and prob
Ably was.
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CONGREGATIONAL al Church.

z Dec. 31.-Sunday morning -"Charac.
ler and Comfort" Hymns No. 734, 1911,
81, 738.
Sunday School at 12. Christian En-
Neavor a. Gas.
~ Sunday evening -"David the Victor
bus Hymns No. o49, 33, 1876, %, 1Sl,
B1. w. III. KAUFMAN.
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Not Much Of a War.

powder war There IS no war OF the
character indicated. A certain baking
powder achieved fame because it was
better than anything that had previously
been prepared. and because it was adver-
tised in a liberal, original and judicious
manner. The success of this powder led
to imitation, as success always does, but
to assert or TO intimate that there is war
between the Royal Baking Powder and
its more or less feeble imltators suggests
the picture Of a death grapple between
an eagle and II ahouse-fly.
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4 Gxand Hall

will he given ut the MilMnk opera
house Monday evening, February y. for
the benefit oi the Sisters 5. nod. Mu
sic ty Mad,ra orchestra. Tickets ST.
Supp.r will H. served on the stage 'bSss
the ladies, a cordial invitation 10 aaA
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Hi and SEQ Wood Bros. fine stock
swood and iron pumps. They are
1quarters for this class OF goods.
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The May Louise Aigen company are
billed for the opera house in Milbank on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of next
week, including a matinee on Saturday
afternoon. The company is spoken OF
very highly as will be seen by the fol-
lowing press notices:
The May Louise Algen company gave
a pleasant little performance yesterday
afternoon at the hospital theater. The
!, play was III the nature Of n benefit, and
the menhers or the company rendered
some OF their bes. specialltes to highly
Iapprecialye audience. The company
wishes to extend its thanks to the asy
lum officials tor cordial treatment and a
return Of sonrtesies. Last night the
company appeared in "Prisoners Of War;
IN the Opera hall, ana made a hit. The
play WAS well received by all and was
voted as one Of the best yet produced
Tonight the we'll known farce comedy,
Gillette's private Secretary" will be
given, and tomorrow Christmas matt
nee. when the same play will be render
ed by request Tomorrow night, the
players announce the Clemenceau Case .
jamestown Alert.
The audience that greeted the May
Louise Algen Company last evening
IN the rendition Of Miss Aigens's own
play, was larger than on the previous
evening and the piece was enthusiastic
ally received. Each character in the play
seemed especially adapted for the role
assumed, and the company scored Il sue
cess. Miss Aigen displayed splendid
ability in the double role she sustained,
and +. G.. Huebner tho hero Of the play
was also excellent. Teddy the lrishman,
by Sidney Hawkins made many friends
by his clever work. and received hearty
encores. Tonight the company appears
in one of the funniest OF funny dramas.
"The Private Secretary. ."-Crookston
Times.
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the matter Of cost Of labor was IN favor
of the foreign product. and this was large
4 ly offset by the cheapness Of land IN
! this country and It's virgin fertility. The
cost ct establishing the manufacturing q
i plants was the only real obstacle ia the
/ way OF successful beet sugar production.
| The work Of the institute throughout
was or amOst beneficial character and the
| enthusiasm and interest OF the farmers
4 who participated WAS maintained to the
closing hour. Indeed, there was at the
institute subjects inEumerable, which
had been merely touched upon, which
could have kept the institute busy days
or weeks longer, and it Was with regret
that many of the attendants bade fare
We'll to the gentlemen whose visit had
enabled them to enjoy 50 heartily and
with SO much profit this first farmers III
st.tute in Grant county.
Pro. Foster and Capt. Leary were OBJ
lged to leave for !heir college work on
Thursday afternoon, Profs. Wheaton and
Shepard remaining until the next morn
ing. The farmers and the people Of Mil
bank who bad the pleasure OF meeting
HE delegates from the college found them
most aflable and pleasant gentlemen, and
in any future visit they may make 10 this
vicinity they With receive d most hearty
welcome.
A very graceful compliment was that,
when speaking of the different depart
ments Of the college work Prof. Foster
stated that Grant county boy, Mr. NJ
Aldrich, was d teacher in the ornithologi-
cal department, and was an authority on
flies his opinions and discoveries in this
line being sought from different parts of
the country. Col. Smedlev remarked that
that wss the kind Of boys we raised in
Grant county.
On Wednesday evening Mr. Diggs gave
the Professors and Capt. Leary drive to
his farm adjoining town and the follow
ing morning took them to the Corona
farm, where they inspected the thorough
bred stock and improved farm appliances
of these places, the visitors returning
we'll pleased with their trip and the
courtesies shown them.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-01-29

sEEyANTED TO RENT FARM. A good par
w ty having teams, etc, wants to rent q
Farm OF 40N 10 500 acres must have eood build
Hugs on pace. References gwen. Call or ad-
Fdlees, OTTO " hrHnERLtSG,
Big Stone city, .. d.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-23
MILITARY NOTES.

The officers children at Fort Sam Hous-
ton were given their regular bi-weekly
hop at the post hop room last night and
quite an enjoyable time was had by all
present. The evening was spent in dane
ing which was kept up until about 10
o'clock when those present retired to their
homes. The 23rd infantry band furnished
the music for the occasion.
The troops at Fort Sam Houston were
given regular Saturday mornings inspec-
tion this morning.
There has been no drill at the military
post this week on account OF the unfavOr-
able weather.
There was no litter drill at
weather prevented it. There will
be no litter next Saturday, as it is the
fifth Saturday in the month, and the drill
is only given four times month.
Military Prisoner c. c.. Taylor, COM
pany, 23rd infantry, stationed at Fort
Mcintosh, Texas. who was recently sem
fenced by general court martial to be dis
honOrably discharged for several offenSes.
has been turned over by the military
authorities to the civil authorities al
Laredo TO answer to the charge of MUIR
der: which, it is alleged, was committed
by him last summer.
Proposals for bridge to be built at
Fort Clark are being advertised for by
the chief quartermaSter of the depart
nent. The bids will be opened on tn Goth
Of next month.
Ine post was as DULL yesterday as
usual. Since the cavalry left nothing is
going on.
General Stanley issued an order yester
day for Captain j. q. Bourke. of the 3rd
cavalry and Major l.. II. Morris, who is
in command of Fort Mcintosh, to report
at department headquarters as soon as
possible, on public business. This order
creates some excitement as it is thought
it some way effects the Cara matter,
which is undoubtedly true.
1t is said there are now large number
of Mexicans flocking to Cara, but how
much Of this statement is true is not
known, as the exaggerated statements in
regard 70 the revOlutionist, which have
been so numerous lately that one knows
not what TO believe. The two officers are
expected at the military post in day or
two.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-23
CBURC6 NOTICES.

Eben- Ezer German Methodist Episco-
pal church, 230 Villita street. Rev. Otto
Rebe, pastor. Preaching every Sunday
at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 q. NJ. Sunday
school at $50 a. m. German Epworth
League, Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday 1880 y. m. A cordial
welcome to all these services.
Cumberland Presbyterian church, 324
Soledad street. Services tomorrow at
IL a. m. Young peoples meetings at 4
p. m. All cordially invited. w. b. Pres
ton, pastor.
The Philomathean Literary society's
delayed public meeting will positively be
held at the vestry rooms tomorrow eve at
8 D. m. A very interesting programme
has been arranged. One of the main
features will be debate subject, Re-
,olved that music has more influence on
the senses that eloquence, affirmative
Sam Stern. Miss Minnie Blum, negative
Hugo Goodman, Miss Ray DeVelencia.
Public invited.
Westminster Presbyterian Church on
Garden street, opposite King William,
Rev. r. M. Hall, pastor. Services at II
O'Clock in the evening. Prayer meeting
service at 1880 o'clock Wednesday even
ing All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
corner Avenue G and Pecan street, Rev.
c. G. Mclean, M. A., Minister. Preach
ing morning IL, and evening 1880. Class
meeting 10 a. M, and 1918 moon. Sab
bath school $3.50 p. m. Young Peoples
Epworth League prayer meeting Gas to
1880 p. m. Pews free.
First Presby terrain church, corner
North Flores and West Houston streets.
The Pastor, Rev. J. S. Lyons will preach
in the morning at IL and in the evening
at 1880. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. Y
p. 5. c. 4. Sunday evening at $3.50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-23
A Bond Question.

Section 43, of the city charter provides
purpose they are issued, and shall not be
sold for less than their par value; pro-
vided, that no debt shall be contracted for
the payment whereof such bonds are is
sued, except the sidewalk bonds, until
such bonds shall have been disposed of
and the proceeds thereof paid into the
city treasury"
Now, how can we issue bonds to pay
debts, in the face of the law that forOids
contracting debt Sidewalk bonds ex-
cepted) until after the bonds are sold and
proceeds are received?
A TAX PAYER.