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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-24
First publication Noy "a, l-93.
Notice Of Mortgage Fore
closure sale.

Whereas. default hos beer maJe y the eau8j-
tIous II certain mortgage executed Aid GefFet-
et by Theodore Z Weber aud Joanna eher hts
wife mort tasora tB II y Murphy eId y. w.
Fountain mortgages. daleithe itl da# - july,
A. u lssl and recorded In tie ofee of ~ itesss-
ter of Deeds af the couIt4 afttaEt in ttie Terri
tory Of Dakota NOW State of South DAKOTA, ga
the 18th das az .Juy. \ u. iss4, RI 500 clock,
4 nj iii book - IL meytrsges, ON pace %, @l4th
satd mortgage has heen far IaIHaae tehst4era-
ton duly assigned e. L0Rls HrsitATeatk by ~
40 sssiunpient dated the It'll dHy ef 1aae, \ D.
ls9.,alla recorded In the afice 81 tbs heElstsf ai
Decgs Of said county of Grant, o t6e IT 6aH af
September, \ ID 1873 at $500 2lotA ~ his' II
bo X IS Of mortgages u1 PaEe ~
And Whereas There II bow claimed to be dae
al the date of this notice the sum OF tfee ht13s
dred and thirty nine dollars ana e5-ht cent :
$3.50 0s principal aud inter s. ana TIE sun ~
fifty dollars, tSa04s) attorney iet as stipaisI2d
| IL said mortgage in case OF foE closure and 10
action or proceeding Mt law or ~ e4Hsty has
| been commenced 10 recover the satd lnoeoleE
ness secured BY the said mortgage.
Notice is hereby gwen ttat aF Vftae o. =. .
ppVer of sale contained II said El,trt4a@e una oi
| ihe qt4tute III such case ma ana provided, tAe
| saia mortgage Will be foresIoaea by safe q we
n9ort.5areG premises therein described ~ pHbls
| spctIof 1T the front door ef the court h@Hse IA
| the olty of Milbank IN the county OF graht aha
| etate ii south Dakota, by the 1lteftA oi a Sasa
| caHnty or In his deputy. On saturday, the idIa
! aay of December a. =. lss3 at clock n me
| afterpoon. to eatisfy the amount Whleh sGatl
| then hr due on said mortgage with the laleiSst
thereon sud costs and expenses 81 sIe iAit -, Il Il
anflars ts5p. .ool attorneys fee as stipulated u
The premises described IN sad moftgase, and
SO TO be sold situated II r. county oi t,aa.
and state OF South Dakota, .na mofe particularly
described 50 follow-. to-Wif
The south half OF the north east ahaftef =. ~
ton thirty 500 and the sonth Ahit 81 III h'ftli
west anarfer OF section tweni, ,.ElAet ~ ~
sb5n ane hundred i nd tNenty-oLs tl-D hofth q
range forty-eix COW of5th I. NJ; -,
pated Mt Milhank. South Dakota, this ISL gay
of November, A. u. le'o. ,,r1
Assignee.
O,yrx & OWEN and ED. Il. IIuEBSER, attorneys
for Assignee.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-24
First publication ,soy. ~
nsnrfEag~ saie,


ncfanlt having been made in the eoadilioE s.,
q earrain MORTGAGE naGe. eXeeuted aid as!iNeftd
Nv frank Kotz-ltz and Mary hotINltd, MoIt2a.
go,a 10 Milton Siisby, Morgaree daiea 0et3oef
,et 1891, and duly recorded ln the oiAee ei ie7,s ~
tor of Deeds IN and for Grant county. sonti "a
ko,s on Noye.nbar ID, 1871, Al ''ao eloeka ~ =,
hook Fl Of mortgages, At PAGE 1s3 colF! - aiaa @
mort0aqirg the following deaeribec itshds st.uatta'
lr;ng snd helug in the County ol Grant GIG s'eto
of south Dakota. to Wit e,,o,tor
Lots one y and two tel and norm east I!thfsst
of so,4h west narter OF section nlneteeh lia} -
,na,shin =, one hundred twenty (l-e) or range
fortyai1 (i8 and lot fourt)of section &
1nni in toyn.bip one hundred and twenty ~ % ~
ranec rorty.seven (l1) west, contslnlng ~ oo-io
.cre. a. per survey OF Carl ?. heyef Ia isa2.
Ana whereas tn ere is claimed t. &c cue y NJ !,
5ata ~ thl. notice the eum of seven naaalsu
Eor,y eeven and Fiftv-.eren One tiahdfraths
Dollars ts1l7 57-l0l md nc action nes peea ~ ~
atitu.ed to collect the sAio csSs or an. pofNo'i
thereof .ar t.et Nv
,;-tre of the power OF salc ia said Mortasge eon
.taaa nd 81 the ststuse in saeh Case macs az
nro,,0ed, said mortgage will ae fore siosaa, ~
-. .noye desc,ipsd pre- misea will 6e aoia AZ pup
i,r .nction hy the sheriff OF Grant comfy, soma
n.bots at the front door ofthe eonrt mouse u
MjIhank In said eeuDty ofGrant On tae |,a Va.
- Deeem = ber A. D. 1888, st Two eosS = "
~ said mortgage Asht and insersss ass .sxes
ssn, vith $50 90 - 81 srHey's ~ - siso1SsS
uen1e allowed ey law. -.
Dssee so's Nls1sr snl1..
knsteaees.
=. PAnrsAr. Attssa0 - 1srO0s.
AnSngA n0D&h oo0oA
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-24


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80 so Indicate. Il will omlase you, i ncsng iaose.
~ iooie aiaelgnl almost explains nseH Ie
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riyo ne " N''ich yen VII I've Zach EHA, ELl y
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"a VII essstve r.llsry a c1qaiette works o. aFt
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-24

4 " Movies,
Police Justice ofthe Peace.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-24
|AA @ 0s l. q r S
0~ PER MONTH
\ Ycyg own LOCALITY

.ie easily and honorably, without capi
during your spare hours. Any man,
onan, boy, or girl can do the work hand
/, without experience. Talking un-
ecessary. Nothing like it for money
baking ever offered before. Our workers
(vays prosper. No time wasted in
Elrning the business. We teach you in
night how to succeed from the first
Our. You can make u trial without ex-
ense to yourself. We start you, furnish
S5rything needed TO carry on the busi-
fsss successfully, and guarantee you
lganst failure II you hnt follow our
knple, plain instructions. Reader, 4
|ou are in need of ready money, and
Fant to know all shout the best paying
business before the public, send Us your
address,, and we will mail you a docu-
nent giving you all the particulars.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-24
I sTas,e III. a ID Eiyi.Ion c.. M
& ST. r. Railway.


kcse Trans run Mondays. Wednesdays, anc
be- u eGch week
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-15
West Haven.

Delayed Letter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Callard We'd
nesday a "a pound son-Old Mr.. Thill
has so nearly recovered his health, as to be
able to return to his home in West Haven
Linda Hart will commence school next
Tuesday Sept. 9Th, in the Hurd District
The party at Mr.. Ellsworth's Friday even
ing was we'll attended-School commenced
in District No. 2 Monday Sept. 18th with
Miss Alma Zimmerman, of Owosso, teacher
Miss lisa Dickerson, of Ionia, is visiting
her father of this place-Rev w. w.
Will preached his last sermon of this year,
Sunday evening-Msses Blanche and
Pearl OFT have resumed their studies in the
Owosso schools, also Miss Eta Ellsworth is
attending school in Owosso-Mr. and Mrs.
Il. w. Smith left last week for LOckport,
New York, to make an extended visit
Farmers are very busy sowing wheat but 1t
Is feared that there will not be much wheat
raised in this town the coming season.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-15
Bennington.

Delayed letter
On Sunday afternoon next the Presbyter-
: ian minister of Corunna will preach at
!. the Maple River church at 2:30.-Mr.
and Mrs. T.. j. Cook are entertaining their
nephew Bert Cook Jr.-Miss Favor Arm
strong gave pleasant party OH Tuesday
evening to about forty of her friends. The
guests INDUCED i'm the usual games after
which refreshments were served. Miss
Gena Orr, of Byron, visited at M. ii. See
ley's last week. s. Il. Waugh is
slowly convalescing after her severe illness.
Miss Gertrude Northrup, of Detroit, spent
last week i'm this vicinity the guest of the
Misses Black MIR. Jake and Mrs. Ella
Boyd attended the Collins-Osborn wedding.
Theodore Hackett is visiting his parents,
T.. f.. Hackett and wife.-Chas. Schroeder
has purchased the Lefiingwell property
recently bought by "A. K. Hartshorn, of
Owosso Consideration, "a, 500.-Visit-
ors at the Fair last week were: Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. r. N.
Purdy, Messrs Il. b. Hardy, b. Il. Hardy,
James johnson, Lavant Robins and Linus
Leffingwell.- Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Robin
have moved their household goods from
Owosso to the home of their father, ID. M.
Robin, who resides in this vicinity.
bridge on the Maple river is nearing COM
pleton. Quite an improvement as the old
bridge had been condemned for long time.
will Markham is home from Marshall
from visit to her parents.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-15
TIE Tines,
ITEM PAGES.
owosso. MICH, SEPTEMBER IS, 1893.
Prof. Kennedy.

From the New York sun.
Another good audience witnessed Prof
Kennedy's wonderful feats in hypnotism al
the opera house last night, and were highly
entertained by the performance. Roars OIL
laughter greeted each development OF his
wonderful powers as indicated by the funny
antics of his subjects. There is something
marvellous in the phenomena of mesmerism
that attracts and bewilders the mind, aside
from the humor that is incidentally devel-
oped, and Prof. X. is certainly a master of
the art.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-15
Races at Saginaw.

The Michigan Central will, on Sept. 18th
to 23d inclusive sell tickets from Owosso to
Saginaw and return, at the rate of 81. 55
good going on date of sale and returning
until Sept. 25th inclusive.
N II. S. KNIGHT.
"a Ticket Agent.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-15
WHY SHOULD WE DIE YOUNGi
From the Y. M. c.. A. Record.
A Talk With Young Men.

"A Ialk with roung Men.
1t is not always those "whom the
gods love" who die young, it is more
often those who have practically COM
mitted suicide by means of carelessness,
ignorance and folly. When young
man dies of consumption people wonder
at the mysterious workings of Provi-
dence. But little care and common
sense would probably have saved HIM.
Typhoid fever kills promising youth,
and there are pious remarks about "all
things working together for good"
What intolerable hypocrisy this isl The
really practical Christian will not
babble about the inscrutable DEGREES of
Providence, he will see that the drains
are put right. A mysterious Provi-
dence" has been made to bear the re-
sponsibility of thousands of deaths,
which have been due to nothing else
but criminal carelessness of man.
think young men should have some
little ambition about their physical con-
dition. They should not be satisfied
with feeling only 'middling" or pretty
fit" They ought to be able to revel in
vigor of body and bouyancy of spirits.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-15

OF sex, thence "a IT,
1872 II, n 1i2 II, W lao
II TO place OF begin
ming, sec 49, 25-l00a... 40 " O2 20 "a
Town North of Range 3 East.
pt OF mex sec 75a 20 IS 2 81 50 70 rs 10
Town North of Range East
und y OF e1 OF SEA
sec 2s, SO 33l00a....... 90 60 20 20 55
Town North OF Range East.
swk OF sea sec a, 4Oa "a 10 81 20 80
4oa .............'........... 2ae SO 90 20 81
Town North OF Range East.
So of eH OF nw4 sec
IL, SO 49, 100a ......... ST 90 30 20 IL o.
20 acres of nwk OF
swA sec 80, 20a........ &c 10 05 70 2 81
pit OF swA OF sw&
sec 80. 30a....."...... 54 rs 2270 70
Town North of Range East.
WV of eH OfswA sec
H. 4Oa.................. 10 sS 1 81 AZ 40 IL az
ma OF eH of SEX of
ek sec ~ l5a...,...... 400 So 10 20 8 ~
City OF Corunna
lot of blk l4.......... "a II 90 20 10
lot and blk 23...... b35 as q 20 TM
e SO II of lot 2. blk 25 32 I lG 80 20 10 81
20 II o and W by 40 II
n and In corner
OF lot and 40 II of
lot d blk 70 ........ 2 90 20 08 20 3 10
81 of lot 9 and i2 blk
81 .........,.......'...... 10 90 30 60 20 Is 30
lot 10 of blk 36......... or 10 Oh 20 96
lot IL OF blk 35........ 81 0S OF 20 l "a
lot 3 of blk 3S......... 92l l ~ 80 20 II 81
lot OF blk Al .......".. "a IL C5 20 2 10
Original Plat.
lot 2 of blk 14........... 63 90 O3 20 As
The herald., 1893-09-27
INCORPORATIoNs.
Land aud Water Company and Churcl
Organizsd.

A Land aud Water Company and Church
Organizsd.
The Baldy Mountain Land and Water
company filed articles of incorporation
yesterday. Its objects are set forth at
considerable length, being in general
the acquisition of water rights and sale
OF water. Los Angeles is the principal
place OF business. The directors are !:
Albert Haentze of Chicago, Henry
Newby OF Pasadena, D. P. Hatch and
f. Ii. Perine of Los Angeles, and ]. e.
Wilson OF Santa Fe Springs. The capi-
tai stock is $3.50, 900, of which $40. 200
has been actually subscribed.
The Church OF the New Era of the
United States also filed articles. Its
purposes are for the dissemination of
liberal and progressive ideas of practi-
cal religion; in it's teachings advance
the material as we'll as the intellectual
man. ard create system of brother
hood and mutual helpfulness. Los An.
geles is the location of the corporation,
and the directors are w. g. Bowman,
Martha Salyer, B. W. Bachelor, j. Viii
linger, @. W. Coltrip and ]. M.iDo wns of
Los Angeles and S. E. Abbott OF Comp
ton. The church is composed of two
congregations, one at Les Angeles and
the other at Compton.
The herald., 1893-09-27
DEMOCRATIC CITY COMMITTEE
A Lively Session Last Night-Another
Meeting.

A Lively Session Last Hight-Another
Meeting.
An unusually large meeting of the
Democratic city central committee took
place last night in the Downey block,
with j. Marion BROOKS in the chair.
1t had been rumored that the chair.
man would be removed, but instead q
voto OF confidence was given him unani-
mously, but at the same time there were
vice-chairman.
A regulation was adopted making a
majority OF the committee. "a necessary
TO elect or remove an officer, and Is
members, as heretofore, to be present to
constitute quorum to transact regular
business, and that no. proxies could be
used at any meeting.
ID was shown that the defaulter, Stew
art OF tho street superintendent office,
was Republican, having marched the
streete OF Los Angeles in the ranks of
tive Republican Flambeau club. The
chairman still maintained that he was
lead to believe that Stewart was d Dem
ocrat. or he would not have occurred the
position for him.
A meeting is to DO held this morning
at IL O'Clock for the purpose OF electjng
a vice-chairman, but as it is now neces-
eary to have "a members to elect, and
no proxies will be allowed, it is not
likely that quorum can be gotten TO-
gether today. Those present last night
by a big majority were against the
idea OF electing vice.chairman
at this time OF the year, when
it was not absolutely necessary
especially at a time when unkind re-
marks have been made against Mr..
Brooks. as it would appear the commit
tee had lost the confidence in their now
excellent chairman, who has made one
of the best officers in that position the
city central committee has ever had. 1t
is claimed certain minority has an OBJ
iect in view in making an additional
Office OF vice-president, but with little
prospect of success, and everything will
sail along serenely "a ever. with }. Ma
rion Brooks master of the situation.
The herald., 1893-09-27

Col, G. Wiley Wells leaves today for
San. Francisco.
DIR. J. w. Wood of Long Beach is a
guest OF the Holenbeck.
Dr. @. E. Sapp of Prescott, Ariz., is
visiting trends in the city.
S. H. Wilt, leading man OF Perris,
Riverside county. is in the city.
DR.. Thomson will return from CHICAGO
On Friday next and services will be re-
sumed at the Church OF the Unity next
Sunday.
Mr.. Monte Hirschfeldt, who was at
one time we'll known about town, has
returned to the city, after an extended
absence.
Mrs. Lizzie F. Morris and Mrs. M. j..
Dalton spent last Sunday at Arrowhead
Springs as the guests of several San
Rernardino friends, where they had q
most enjoyable time.
Robert j. Adcock, the we'll known at
torney, left last evening for the eaet to
be absent till Novemb ber 1st. He takes
his family and after attending to legal
case will visit the worlds fair.
Mr.. +. Endl. the proprietor of the
Hotel de Strasburg, leaves today for a
visit to the worlds fair at Chicago. Mr.
Endl, who has been highly respected
resident of the city for II years past.
and the hosts of friends he has will
wish him bon voyage and sale return.
The herald., 1893-09-27
A New Cauaa.

THOUSANDS FLOCK TO 1rs Standard When
new cause is presented to the pubic 1t always
excies attention a prominent physician haa
said .kat la grippe, du ing the last three years
world than any other cause that has ever ex.
isted. Those who have had this malady and
subsequently found themselves subject TO psi-
pitation, short breath, irregular pulbe. wind in
stou ach, pain in side or shoulder, smothering
spells, taintiDg, dropsy, ETC., may feel assured
they have heart disease which unless checked
at once may result fatally. DIR. Miles New
Heart Cure is the only remedy that can be re-
lied upon TO effect cure. cold by q, H. Hance,
TT N. spring, on q guarantee. Ask for the doc
tors new book, free.
The herald., 1893-09-27
TIE CHINESE GOING.
ATTORNEY GENERAL OLNEY SAYS
THERE Is MONEY.
Marshal Gard Can Now Continue Bis
work-Four Fresno Hignhbioders.
Convicted Yssterday-More
to Follow.

A dispatch was received yesterday by
United States District Attorney Denis
from Attorney General Olney, INFORM
ing the district attorney that certain
sum of money would be forthcoming to
pay the expenses of Cinnamon under
sentence Of deportation.
Neither the exact amount of each nor
the wording OF the telegram could be
obtained, but it is understood that the
dispatch informed Mr.. Denis that should
the sum prove inadequate, more would
be forthcoming.
Four Fresno highbinders we're tried
yesterday and ordered deported by
Judge Ross.
ID took no longer to settle with the
Fresno contingent than it did last week
to convict their Los Angeles brothers.
Those ordered deported yesterday were
Wong Chung, Gle Quong, Haw Wong,
Lse Soon and Jok Wye.
In several cases an endeavor was made
by the defense to prove that aehare in
store wac equivalent To q certificate OF
Workmanship. Judge Ross, however.
would not entertain any such idea and
decided that Chineee who made gam
bling their profession were subject to
deportation whether they had shares
in any business house or not.
The eight Chinese highbnders ar
rested in this city by Detective Auble
appeared for trial yesterday, but the
dietrict attorney and the attorneys ior
the defense agreeing to continue the
cases, they were left over until to-day.
Their names are Lee Gay, Qnong
Ark, Qnong Mole, Quong King, Koch
Wah, Quong Now, Louie Chung and
Ah Hing. They are said 10 be the
worst characters among gang which
for some time has been the terror of
Chinatown
The herald., 1893-09-27
JUSTICES COURT.

sfiuor Cnses Which Were on Trial
Yesterday.
A warrant was sworn out yesterday in
Justice Austin's court for the arrest OF
two unknown men who are wanted for
petty larceny.
The men engaged room 125 East
Third street yesterday and skipped out
later in the day with some articles OF
clothing belonging to the son OF the pro-
prietor OF the house.
A pug dog canssd Miss Belle NewelPs
arrest yesterday.
The DOG belonged to a Mrs. Cummings,
who Lost the animal and concluded that
Miss Newell bad shared the animal
away.
The defendant was released upon her
own recognizance.
The herald., 1893-09-27
me rrpe Laxst,ve PrtnoIple

OF the plants used in manufacturing
the pleasant remedy, Syrup of Figs, has
q permanently beneficial effect on the
human system, while the cheap vegeta-
BILE extracts and mineral solutions. u4u-
ally sold as medicines. are permanently
injurious. Being well informed you will
use the true remedy only. Manufac-
tuIed by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The herald., 1893-09-27
A LifN Insuranoe Policy.

livery man ousht to have one. but long
step towards tnst is the p pisscssion OF Al,
COCKS Porous PLAsTERs. IL is ;ccIt.in that
they proiong life by reviewing the strain thai
comes from continued suffsring.
Many man can endure snarp diseass bet
ter than n . can the woRr and tear OF pains, lis
tie in themselves, yet constant in III ir sLraln
upon the system.
A weak back, Stiffness OF the j,nts, soreness
OF the muscles, emt-t.' m my unworthy OF
special notice. Yet they do not little To ex
taust the poweri of fhfslcs, endu ance. ALL
COCK PoRoU PL4sTERs relieve the st once,
aud no wise tnan will iail to use In IN on tle
first sign OF pain. 1t is a very small premium
that he has e. pay.
1RANDAEra's S FILLS will cure indigcstion.
The herald., 1893-09-27

The neatest, most inviting and COM
Portable dining room in Los Angeles.
One visit makes of you customer, and
cur service will keep you one. Prices,
low as the lowest. Provisions, the best.
Separate apartment for ladies. The
Creamerie, 126 North Main street, hall
q block north of First.
The herald., 1893-09-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HoLLENBECK

e. J. Galley, j. II. Beecher, Vandervoort, ].
II Dorety, Ii. g. Dinkelspeil, Sam Bonkotsky,
George Heintz, San Francisco; +. j. crank and
son, ventura A. Eckersley. II. s. Shawcross,
Fallbrook; W. B. McHalton. +. J. Wylie. Mr.
and Mr.. T. o. HlbourD. Chicago Mrs V. T.
Malott, Miss c. Malott Miss X. Mnott, IndiaIi-
apolis; MIS- o. A smith, South Riverside
Mrs. ]. D. Rich, San Bernardino; II. II. Fylt',
Redands; z. F. Crocheron, New ork; j. G.
Parker, Tacoma; Mr. and Mrs. W. ). Low, San,a
Barbara; j. +. Hoffmsster, Butte, Mont; w. W.
Flseg. San Diego; II. J. Biibrough, st. Louis:
+, 4. Ewing, Yuma; MIR. and Mrs. W. L. Ramey,
xscondido; g. III. Witt, Perris