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Notwithstanding the great volume of bust
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DoncherknoH that nothing will kill the
effects of a smile more thoroughly or pleas
antly than piece Of Whites Yucatan Gum.
mh6-6t
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]. B. H.

CHANCE TO INvEsr.-The trustees sale BY
Latimer 4 Sloan Of two brick dwellings, $3.50
and 25S2 l street, at 8 pm. tomorrow, Offers Q
splendid chance for INTERCHANGEABLE
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SATURDAYS TyESrY-PAaE STAR is an admirs-
BILE souvenir Of the inaugural ceremonies.
Copies wrapped for mailing can be procured at
TIE STAB Office.
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CITY ITEMS.

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Burial Of Mr.. John b. Williamson.

"rssh Oh Mr. john b. WfIlfa|nS0n.
mr.. john b. williamson, lifelong resident
OF washington, was buried in Congressional
cemetery Friday. He viii be remsm-
bered by the older residents - having been .
prominent builder. The cause of his death
was paralysis, with which he was stricken Isst
Friday. Mr.. Williamson had nearly completed
his seventeen year.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Th- Weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL P. ". TUESDAY.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. generally fair; warmer during the
dav; southuesterly winds. becoming variable
followed BY threatening weather and probably
rain Tuesday morning.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition OF water ~
am Crea. PAIL. teuperature "a; condition,
g. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 81. Con-
diticn Of north connection. 6: rendition al
south connection, 7: distributing reservoir.
temperature. 81; condition at nnuens gate
house. 8. et,uent gate house, B.
High tide Low tide:
1927 an 1913 pm 4:S2 am 90 pm.
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HOODS PILLS cure constipation by restoring thu
,eristaltic action of the alimentary canal.
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Fine Coffee. Our Java and Mocha Coffee
SOC. per pound, is excellent Try it.
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Mn. ". H. LowEKRE has returned from New
York and will be pleased TO meet his friends
and customers at HAKRIsoS's, 1929 street.
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BATH Or BEAUTY.

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Only for pimples because only Of in.
hammation andclogging Of the pores Sold every
where mh6
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Standard Sewing Machines. The ladie,
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PROPOSALS.

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See om casri nuzc. mpsical ins'ts. piano seoeaA
Ih' ''.saAre 'os1 LhfoHSoEs Music STORE
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Every Lady her own dressmaker by tn,
use Of Standard Patterns. At OppENHErMrR's
514 9th st. NV. See our $3.50 Sewing Ma
chine. All the new Fashion Books on hand. Il
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Pure Old Rye Whisky a years ODD, 75c. at.
1t" METzoER's FINE GROCERY, AT It'll st. n ".
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DR.. Douglas Herb Tea, 1oc., cure
eyerybody lee
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Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old, 75c. qt
IT. MHrzaER's FINE GRocxaY, AIT 7th Of. n. ".
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-10-20
Read This.

A free present will be given to all otmy
customers. have received large ship
ment Of Sx10 picture frames and
as long as they last, one frame with glass
matt and backing will be gi7en away
with each dozen OF cabinet photographs
free Of charge; the frames would all
sell al, from rs cents 10 50 each; the
pictures will remain at the same low
price Of 50 per dozen, and finished IN
the latest styles with the high gloss pol
ish, every picture guaranteed. Come
now while you can get first choice,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-10-20

The Y. P. S. c. f. held
social at the residence OF Mrs. Paine, on
last Friday evening, and an enjoyable
evening was had. The affair was called
G nose sociable and the plan Of conduct
ing it must have been comical as it was
unique. 4 sheet was hung across the
room which was flied With holes into
each Of these holes some person would
carefully place his or her nose. The
question then was askedsby those look
ing on, who knows whose nose that is
then the guessing would begin. There
was SO or go persons present and all
went home we'll satisfied with the enter
iainment which had received duriDg
the evening.
F.J Lee, the photographer, received
a picture Though the mail this week
which has quite history, 1t is pic
ture OF his mother and her brother, taken
in New York 46 years ago upon their
landing in that city from the old coun
try. About two months ago the brother
died aud when the news arrived at the
old home in Norway, this picture, which
was sent back immediately after being
taken, was forwarded to the deceaseds'
wife, Mrs. Gulleckson, and by her, sent to-
Mr.. Lee to be copied. The picture Is
an ambrotype, being somewhat similar
to the negative taken nowadays, and
has tin plate behind it which causes
the picture to show perfectly plain.
After copying the picture MIR. Lee tried
as an experiment, to take paper print
from the original picture, and was sue
cessful IN printing photograph which
was even more perfect than the picture
itself. The picture, when compared
with pictures taken now -a-days is quite
curiosity.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-10-20

You can buy single Buggy for S29'
and a double Buggy for $40, at WooD
Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, of Flandreau,
accompanied by Mr.. Wilford Conner, OF
Elgin, Ill are visiting with the family OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Hits. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller will return home after short
visit, but Mr.. Conner, a brother OF Mrs.
Hits, will make quite All extended visit
and await the return of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
who will be absent some tour weeks.
Quite a party started from Grant Co.
on Wednesday last for north Minnesota
where tnev will spend the winter. The
party composes Walter Scott and wife
Dell Medley and family, Stubb Medley
and two or three other young men.
They will make for Staples, MINI. and
from there look up a location Tor
their home the coming winter months.
It IS with pleasure that we note the
wedding OF Bro. Herbert Marshall, Edl-
tor of the Browns Valley, (Minn.) Foot
prints, to Miss Winnie Merriam. Her
bert is young man full Of energy and a
genuine rustler, while the bride IS one Of
Browns Valleys Leading yonng ladies.
We wish to extend our congratulations,
and join with their many friends in
wishing them long, prosperous and
happy welded life.
Report comes from the western part Of
the county of the enjoyable time few Of
the former Mllbanketes are having
One OF our reporters in his travels las,
week visited Messrs. Ira Bradford, Orau
Russell and Adna Wolsey all Of whom
were busy turning the deep rich soil Of
tteir claims. They seemed in high
spirits over the prospects for good crop
next year as they were this year, fortun
ate enough in having abundance OF rain
Aug. Antleman came near meeting
with an accident Wednesday morning
which might have proved more serious
than it did. When building FIRE he
stopped over to open the ash door, whcr
fire came out and burned his face consid
erabv. The stove contained some straw
in which goods had been packed, and j
is supposed that it contained something
Of an explosive nature as it is hardl.
probable that so much fire would b
caused to puff out for want OF air.
Mr.. G. B. Mead left Wednesda
morning for Browns Valley, where b
will conduct musical convention
After the convention he will return t
his home in Vermont. Mr.. Mead cam
to Dakota about one year ago, in com
pany with his sister, Mrs. 5. A. Keele1
, of this city, who wac returning HON
from Vermont. He has made Milban
his headquarters most Of the time, an
has made many friends, the best wishe
D of whom lie carries with him.
1t is encouraging 10 see the intere
: taken in the country schools OF Graz
: county Of late many improvement
have been made, among the most impo
tant Of which are the building Of ne
= school houses. Madison, Mazepp
: Twin Brooks. Osceola and Big Stoi
townships lave each lately built ne
6 school house. This is good step in Il
g right direction and should meet with 9
g couragement from every one. Superi
ls tendent Preyey, In his trip last wee
le appears highly pleased with the prospec
I for good, lively and successful schot
81 this coming winter throughout :
county
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-10-20

Cloaks sold at less than cost at Hocum
Bros.
Dressed chicken 10 to l2lsc. per
pound at Schafer's meat market.
Go in and see the picture frames at
Lees, the photographer.
Messrs. Cannon and Layman returned
from their hunting excursion to Waubay
last Tuesday night,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hochmuth return
cd from their visit at Bar Harbor, and
the worlds fair this week.
Miss Tena Raymond came down on
the Wilmot train Wednesday. Miss
Raymond has been working in Browns
Valley for some time past.
f. r. Hartwell Of Revillo and d. n.
Frey OF Milbank. are the gentlemen
drawn as petit: jurors from Grant county
10 attend u. S. court at Sioux Falls.
called for November 21st.
| DIR. J. C. Shetland, Superintendent OF
the Indian Schools at Sisseton Agency,
came in Wednesday forenoon on his way
to the Agency, after attending the South
Dakota annual conference.
Read what Lee the photographer says
in another column.
| The many friends OF Ed Glomstad will
he sorry to learn that Ed is having run
of typhoid fever. Although he is very
sick II is to be hoped that his recovery
will be speedy.
Mr.. A. Cowles, Of Browns Valley, ar.
rived here last Thursday evening, en-
route for Minneapolis, where he was
called hy the sad intelligence OF the
death OF his wife.
Mr.. Geo. Spencer, who has been stop
ming ia this vicinity for some time past
returned home last Tuesday. lie VII
ston af Minneapolis few days and als'
at the worlds fair.
Mr.. NJ. Wiley and wife OF boston
Mass the former cousin OF hr. geo
Merry, of this city. who have been sls''
mo the latter for few days. TOOK th'
aast hound train Wednesday for thel
home.
]! Mrs r. B. Smither left Tuesday, 70
Chicago, where she will visit her dauei
ter Miss Hattie smither, and attend 'h'
fair She will be joined at Red wing
by her sister, who will accompany NO
on her way.
chas Betcher, Of the Betcher iumoe
CO has been spending few Gays III W
,;,v Mr.. Be,char has began the cree
t;on Of large barn at Geneva, "here II
will have large number OF cattle KEEP
this winter.
Threshine is pretty we'll done IN .nl
county and in some parts of hooei's' -
= ,ha Northeastern portion OF the ia'te
! tha,a is somewhere in the ne'ghoornoo'
of q months work yec'
pretty late threshlng.
( / fow days ago while sheriff William
8 80. at an hunting trip he was un'o'
t,na,a in getting wet, and has since pee
suffering from an attack of rneuma's, m =. =
which has made it rather difficult ." ~
! ,;.,,v uncomfortable in gettlh
around.
!, st. Howell and J. A. Bellinger'
. ,,y:,.,ot made the HERALD-ADvANc
t office a pleasant call "Wednesday n'o.l -
ing while on their way home '. 'aon A. :,
! narld,s ,aS fair. They report having : =. =
. .;ma anil seeing many things WINS
: uar, , both interesting and .ins'ruc''se'
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-10-20

bTlCE-ls hereby given that | have given
Aon paul Clark his time, and will not be
I.be for any contracts he may enter into
ntiops he may incur. hut will permit him
i iii matters ae Ii he was OF lawful age.
e. j CLARK.
nlyED-From the Corona farm, on Wed.
.eday, Oct llth 1898, one iron gray geld.
bniH : years, old.
s r. GOLD.
Assignee
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-10-20

Oyster Supper Tuesday hight by the
M. f. A, 5.
Master Mechanic Taylor went through
on the Passenger Wednesday afternoon.
j. S. Farley is having his house newly
painted on the inside. A. DeSelva is do
ing the work.
The Mex Schafer building north Of
the City Hotel is receiving new coat
of paint this week.
Messrs G.. A. ard Moses Wood made a
trip to Ortocvllle "wednesday where there
they spent few hours fishing.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. J. C. Wood next Thursday
afternoon Oct, 26. A good attendance
is desired
f. Dore is in Minneapolis this week
attending meeting OF the creditors of
the Bank Of Mlbank. Mrs. Dore is Of
fic,atinp ia the office in the absence of
Mr.. Dore.
Mrs E. P Terhune marion Harland)
has Sailed for Europe. She will make an
extended trip over the old continent. at
the expense OF New York publisher for,
whom she will write articles based on
her trip.
There will be an oyster supper given
by the ladies of the M. E. AID Society
next Tuesday evening. at the building
formerly occupied by the Baxter Sisters.
Supper will be served from till 8 r. m.
Every lady is cordially invited 10 attend ].
TIL. Hicks left Tuesday night for
Chicago where he will spend six months
in the Veterinarian College. Mr. Hicks
has been attending this college for some
months and expects to complete his
studies and graduate during the coming
term.
Mr.. F. Littlefield took the east bound
train Tuesday morning, after spending a
few days in company with Mrs. Little
field. visiting with Mr.. ard Mrs. Y.
Warning. Mrs. Littlefield will continue
her y,sia with her sister, Mrs. Warning
a short time longer.
Prot. Ramer Of Blg Stone City ane
Mr. Willis Dillon, clerk in States At
tornev Benefits office, have passed I'M
stare examination for teachers and eacf
secured first grade certificate. These
two gentlemen, we are informed, are Ih'
only persons in the county holding Ger
tifcate OF this grade.
Hunting seems to be the order OF th'
season now. Several parties have gon'
to the hills for geese and ducks, "hl''
others try their skill in shooting alon!
tho lake. and those who are forum "
anough to have their weapons loade'
with something heavier than mustaf'
seed. usually bring home some game.
Mr.. C. B. Mead and Harold Ashto
ratnrned Monday from trip to Brown
Valley. Wishing TO have little spoi
they took tent, guns and provision Wit
them and camped on the shores Ct 81
stone Lake several nights. They sue
ceedod IN shooting few ducks
, catching some fish, and having genera
: good time
A good many Of the boys are gettln
!. roadv 10 take their departure Tor q
woods, now that threshing is done; wne
they will put in the winter IN vario.
ways. Some intend going INTO u
: mines. while others are going TO the hur
i ing grounds and spend the Wlnt
months ii hunting and fishing.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-10-20
For over FIfty Years

MRe. WINsI.Ow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children ,eething. It
soothes the child, sniiens the gums, allays
all pain, cures wind collie, anil is the best,
remedy tor Diarrhpa. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. Sold by all drugsHisssa
throughout the, world.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-10-20
a curiosity.

Ashton, the Dentist, will be absent o
few weeks while attending pracntion
er's course at the Northwestern Univer-
slty Dental School, Chicago, ILL.,,
Watch these columns tor the announce
ment of his return Stt
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-10-20
home HAPPENINGS.

0UMU 11nl 4 L4NAAS Ao.
hst-No. | Northern (new) 4Tc; No.
as old at less than cost at .Hocum
sif Williams made a flying trip to
not Monday.
nF, Camp drove down from Twin
10 Wednesday.
ID Proud, OF the Proud House, is
ng the worlds Fair.
Islers IN bulk will hereafter be kept
ee Sebafer meat market.
t.J. W. johnson made business
b Big Stone City Tuesday.
b. G. (. Oehler returned from the
Is ialf on Tuesday afternoon.
sure 6nd take advantage OF the
made sy Lee the photographer.
y Kerr returned irons Chicago Mon
list where he has been attending the
n. Movius, Of Big Stone City, was
llbank a few minutes Tuesday on
hess.
Lenard Bo,ce, Of Watettown was
lbank attending to business mat
Tuesday.
Nellie Smith, Of Corona, has been
ag With the family OF w. NJ
ne, Of the city.
w. G. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
Clark on Wednesday afternoon a'
4Dck Oct, 25th.
member the Oyse,r supper Tue,da'
hing.
.L kobe had charge OF j. b
Romb's tced store during the illness
latter gentleman.
essrs Wood Bros, and family, are
paag visit from their brother Mr.
Wood, OF Racine Wis.
~ FELTON, entertained a party at his
I'm Grant Center Tp. Monday even
4 good time is reported.
=. knsggs, who has made his head
Eefs in this vicinity The past ST.
WAS left Tuesday, for Chicago
'a'y' Eddington, the popular engl
% the Wilmot Ene, made busi
Wtrlp 70 Monteyideo last week.
en w.. williams, Of Minneapolis, made
y, ,n''oank friends = call this Weel
mere attendiug to business matters
tug many friends of Aug. Bsrgersol
I'VE glad to learn that he is yer.
~ Improved and will soon be abou
'ssl0ess must be getting pretty brisl
Me Wilmot Branch. Wednesday
vas crowded 50 that standing room
almost 1t premium.
": Bailey, f. b. Roberts and b. :
sseii left last night for Deadwood
Il mev have been called to act :
\ ssn the y. s. court.
!. ~ Nelson and son, Of Minneapolis
asse been visiting with the former
M, ~, Mrs. Ellen Lundberg, OF tn
n IVY y returned to their home il tina
!, last Monday.
.an mas been a week Of disasters II
i reports of more vessels lost 9
sAes and on the Atlantic are comm
sssIy day, and railroad accldepts al
s"efous to pention.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-10-20
Plain Sewing.

The Ladies Benevolent Society are pre-
pared to do all kind of plain sewing and
knitting at reasonable rates. All orders
may be left with Mrs. Ely or Mrs. Il.
Mittelstaedt. w.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-10-20
Oats wanted .

Will pay cash Tor 1000 bushels Of oats.
r. j. Hicks.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-08-26
THE MINING JOUR
MI

The Mining Journals defense of
Marquette to the charge of bad faith
preferred by the SENTINEL in
the matter Of the asylum location
has brought out the following reioiuder
by the Copper Journal which pretty
efinctually sque'chcs one part of the
Mining Journals argument:
The Mining Journal, in winding up
u half-coumn article in answer to the
statements of the L'Anso Sentinel con
cerning the role played by Marquette
in the matter of locating the asylum,
says: "Nor did Houghton county
keep out of tho race in observance of
n pledge or from any sense of honor,
but because copper country paper
had proved coDciusively that the snow
fall in that county was so heavy that it
would be improper to locate the asy-
lum III Houghton county" If it was
not for the matterof-fact tone that
poryadcs the whole article, we should
infer tIat the above quotation was in
tended for pun. In the first place, if
the papor referred to proved anything,
il proved that there was no
ct place in the Upper Peninsula
for IN insane asylum. In the second
place, it convinced no one of anything
hut The impression was left on the
IN nds oI those who read the paper in
question, that its editor had wheel in
~ his head, Snow on the brain or some-
hing of that sort. There is no doubt
but that Marquette Is not acting alto
acther in good faith in this matter.
There were no bonds signed, that we
ever heard Of, on the part of either
Marquette or the twin cities of Hough.
lon county, that they would take no
part in trying to get the institution for
themselves. but as we nave the Mining
School here, and Marquette has the
branch prison, it was the tacit under
standing All the same, that neither
would be in the field for the institution.
So far as Houghton county is concerned
the understanding has been religiously
kept, and when it was learned that our
neighbors on the south would be in the
race, we Immediately gave them our
moral support in the belief that in sup
porting the aspirations of L'Anse we
were casting our influence in favor of
tuition in the entire Upper Peninsula
better than Marquette, and better even
than any place we could offer in Hough
ton county, and in making the latter
admission we know that we are saying
more than whole columns would do in
favor OF the place of our choice.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-08-26
or INTEREST TO MOTHERS.

The success of Mrs. Annie M. Beam,
of McKeesport, Pennsylvania, in the
treatment Of diarrhoea in her children
will undoubtedly be of interest to many
mo hers. She says: II spent seysral
weeks in Johnstown, Pa, after the
great flood, on account of my husband
being employed there. We had several
children with us, two of whom took the
diarrhoea very badly. 1 got some Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy from Rev. Mr..
Chapman. 1t cured both of them.
/ knew of several other cases where it
was equally successful. think it can
not be excelled and cheerfully recon
mend it," % and so cent bottles for
sale by s. T. Harris & Co., L'Anse and
Baraga.