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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-22
ALASKA Is oyERoRowDEp.
Too Many Men There Until Capttal
Provides Them With Work

While men continue TO crowd the
steamers 70 Alaska. attracted by the low
rates produced BY the rate war. warnings
continue TO cornc from experienced men
IN that country againS. too gres. n
rush % immigration The latest OF these
Is contained In a letter from Richard
WsllcNghhs. OF juneau. In his old mart
ner. Richard Cameron. In this city. dated
Fesrntry Il and sums NJ the situation
Is the following words;
ara sorry 20 hear OF such a largo
immigration coming 80 Alaska this sprinr
fer Il VIII make times hard for some ~
them. for there are lots OF s,ile ner, here
new. unies$ they eosle prepared 20 get
along fer a while wlt9sout having 20 go
10 work. aoa't think that Over 600 men
VIII get eeaplsyTsat in THO district this
summer. and there are over that number
acre nov, Several parties who came an
on tAe lass boat have returned ami
others would ge u ;hey were able Men
who are eeming 20 Alaska ara aeper, AIRS.
sa getting work here sAousd not come
before he FIRST % Nav. Capital e What
Is needed here az present. for there Is no
doubt as "a IRE riches % this country
tn quartz. bat Il takes experienced anl
Hsnneyei men 10 start the hall rolling
There - time 81 ira near future when
there Viii he thousands 81 nsen ernplovs,
here. has Il wia no, be gaIS SUMMER I
sm AFRAID. ;his summer IS too early for
iAaoving men"
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Advertisements under the head Of Lost.
Found For Sale, For Rent and Situations
Wanted win be inserted at the rate OF 1
cent word each insertion. Payment al
ways IN advance. No advertisements re-
ce!ved for less than % cents.
NOTICE-The business Office OF the
Post-Inteliigencer Is open untii IL p. m:
Sunday hours. 3 a. m. to p. n. CLASH
fied advertisements viii be received up to
this time.
Advertisements will be received at
branch Offices OF the Post-Inteligencer AT:
TACOMA BUREAU-lli6 Pacific avenue,
NJ NJ. Mattison. Manager.
PRT. TOWNSEND-French & Springer.
BELLINGHAM BAY BUREAU-New
whatcom corner Holly and Canoe streets.
o. II. Culver, Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
at this office:
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.


NOTICE-To the Stockholders of the Sc
attic & Montana Railway Compans:
You and each or you are hereby notified
stockholders OF the Seattle s. Montana
Railway Company Will be held at the
Office OF the company, room soc Burke
building, in the city OF Seattle Wash
1ngton, on the last Thursday In Febru-
airy, February g. 1895, al 3 o'clock D. m
the time provided in the bylaws OF said
company for the regular annual meeting
of the stockholders, for the purpose OF
eicct9ng q board of trustees OF the COM
pany to serve until the next annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the com
pany and until their SUCCESSORS are
elected and qualified.
Dated Seattle Washington. February g.
1895. ANDREW WOODS, Secretary.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-office of
West Seattle Land and Improvement
Company, Seattle. Wash. February ID
1895.
Notice is hereby given TO the stockfcld-
meeting OF tire board OF trustees of said
company, duly convened at It's principal
office THIS date. an assessment OF one dol
lar on each share OF the capital stock OF
said company. not fully paid up. was duly
made and iev!ed. due and payable to Dex-
ter Horton g. Co.. treasurer OF said COM
pany. at It's banking house in Seattle, on
or before Thursday. March 7th. 1895.
IL. G.. STRUvE.
Vice President. Acting as President in
the absence OF the President of Sald
Company.
JAS n. WATSON. Secretary.
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in.copy by ] O'Clock Saturday to In
sure change.
POsT-INTELLIGENCE CO.
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NOTES OK NEW Hills
Geasnt@c~ by Representative NsttIctnu
No Seettle-tlscoIua Ras,a

Olympia, Fet. =, Special Representa-
tive Nesdegou. - kfax has introduced a
eeusbss 81 important bits in TIE house
surtssg the Session wA;cb are pretty eer.
Sss= 30 became lass. rs hsg sa shs IA
tsesst % cid sel4ssrs and - saaxs IS at
srAs~1ag Fei hs;ie aueashsn. Il pro-
s'ses taat 3 every auolie department AMI
ap@n az eahilc works 81 sAe state az
W4ssiassoa. sad - aey county thereof.
henoraely siscAasge3 Culoa sAlsissss ard
sailsfs shaI1 Re rsst.ggeSt gNE spssa "a mont
ard ssae@eSn5eat AMI ths. sxv. lass ~
iSe, o. e5A@e aAYS3>al impairment Which
ssss ssot - fscs fnrar Ar4ssse. shall net -
eseHsss u ssaass 2s3sfy thssa. hat sasy n,Gss
We have the Pleasure of giving the ex-
TT1e'scw ei tSo psoassserst sssixesas tss Rsxsss-
do Esach. Cal. ia the ssss &C Chayal.sy lsiT,'s
tnugs ksasssfy. Mr., 4. Y. TrtNieil. Savc
have always revived rygsuTs rssss.f
Saen J sssesf Chamberlain 5 Cough Rense.av.''
pa. j. NJ. Hatcher esy~ ~Far thrs~ wears
have uSaa tissnstscrlaln's tsagis Eerssxlv
IN nay 6saity assa Its v=alss have alwsys
lssn satisfactory
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Rsrs aoloffssy Celebrated Beer.
Nixon & Mcs-eaaetl $50 Erons street
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
state OF WASH ngton in and for
county. r.. II. Conn. plaintiff. -.
ander c0nfner. Mary T. contnsT. M
Mortgage Loan Company. "a eofps&
fkon: Frank NJ. Harstg5ergeT, as recesNSS
OF Mason Mortgage Loan Comp
Julian Bryan, Jacob Hansen and
ton Tegetaoff, defendants. s;unffu1
Tire state Of Washington 70 the
Alexander Corrtner, Mary r.. Confnses
son Mortgage Loan Company, a CIT
tim; Frank NJ. Harsf1berger, 40 Yece>sE
OF MaSssn Mortgage Loan Company. ~
ian Bryan. Jacob Hansen and 49,
TeEerhoff, defendants:
You are hereby summoned 10 ILL.,
within twenty days after the ssrvs1
thSs summons. exclusive OF the ~
service. II served within tae state
Washington. or ~ served upon yod ~
soglally without said state then 49,
sixty days, and defend the abOve estEl
action IN the court aforesaid and an
the complaint herein. arsi 5eryB
OF your answer on the attorneys -
names are subscribed 70 this s1Tngnsa1
the place specified below: and in eAse
yoSfr failure - to DO, judgment Wan
rendered against you. according e.
deTgand OF the complaint. 8hlch VT
filed with the clerk Of said court. 49,!
OF wisieh is herewith served upon 49,
WfckERSIAM. REID & MEAst,<k
Attorneys for the plaintiff. r. O ILL.,
j. and 2. Mason block, Tacoma, = ~
county, Washington
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF REs-To O.
fried Myer and Louis Henspeter, 81
and each of you are hereby notif1ed O.
on Monday, the 18th day of Februl&
1895. at 10 O'Clock a. m. the sheri
King county, State Of Washington.
offer for sale to the highest blddUI
the City dock. In the city of Se6
county OF King. state of WASN'T
YOUR undivided one-half interest
steamer Delta, together with the n
bowsprtt, boats, anchors. cables, ch&
rigging, tackle, apparel. furntture &
all other necessaries belonging to r.
aupertair1ing 10 said steamer H.
which said steamer was enrolled q <
seattle port OF entry, the 22d day 0f q
tober, 1894, by virtue of chattel ~
gage given thereon by you. the 18th r.
of October, 1894. to Dora Wells TIT
man to secure the sum Of two notes, q
for 81, 700, dated the 18th day OF octot@
1Sgs. together with interest therec6
the rate OF II per cent. per annums ~
date until paid; and another for ~
dated the 18th day of October 1874
Cether with interest thereon at - r.
cent per annum from date until -
on which note there was endorsed &
gum Of $40 the 18th day OF October
and will sell so much thereof as Will
necessary TO satisfy said sums. Dee>1
having been made upon said morse
in that you allowed said boat 10 b1s{
beled on the 9th day of February, e.
and attached by an officer OF the ~
and having threatened to see that II
my interest in said steamer. and ~!
ing deemed myself in danger Of i6dl
snfd debt and having taken posse
Dated this 18th day of February. IN
DORA WELLS TRouTMANs
MortgafsA
corliss & Southland. Attorneys for -
gage.
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The 1oint committee on state normal
schools visiting the schools at Elensburg
and Cheney have reported 10 the house
and senate Speaking OF the Cheney
Schools loss by the burning of the build
ing and the temporary use OF hotel
building. the report says; These temper
airy quarters soon became Inadequate for
the classes, and as the state had failed
to provide a building a two-story brick
building was erected by the Cheney dis
trict and rented 10 the trustees for use OF
The state normal school. The attendance
has SO increased rssat this building Is
even now much too small 90 accofrlsno-
date the students who Wish 10 attend and
as the Number l. rapidly increasing new
and more coussnoslious quarters nsGst be
provided by the state. We believe " To
he wisdom arst economy on the part Ct
the state TO provide a building that viii
rssest the reduirense fyis ~ flte school. We
behcyy, that such a aasssshnS can not be
erected and equipped for less than s5s.ea.
and We therefore recommend that not less
thaa ts,a1 sum be appropriated FOR tssat
purpose This VIII mean an approI,rta-
ton by the state OF soe0. as the insur-
10 $3.50 VAS paid into the state treasury
IN 1891 ami stili remains there. and We fur-
th.ranure recommend tAa; rot less than
So, 900 be appropriated for tho fnatEaen-
ars,e - TIE cheney school FOR the fiscal
sern erefang March 81. 1897. We find that
esse sc.Fpci has been economically naan-
acyst and considering nsaax FiiaicSiltles
aud tsssasavan ~ ayes unsfer w'srfg Ehe scssool
has lshores. TOO fssch credit can fscs he
gwen 81 the asss<sTnest ~ ire school.
isrsrp-lrsa4 NJ ]. sutton - a tlsoreugss
ssrau1ar ami an earnest worker. and oHf-
ina. 10 MS sssfg,erser .Neessfive ability ard
s-,~,sl management. assisted sy an ahSe
faculty, thss school ncw ranks second "a
p, educational tns-ssusson r. tzss State
T-s.g. sxssssfasstte~e atso YFsa ksS a fYYSt gav-
s,rss,le resport OF the tsEsegsstslrS ryp~yYaai
s.ssa~s, asnf gives high praise IA TA~5ssfTsel
= y 6satz I'VE baA5esrss'' the rsya~s
SAYS. "1h5s 20 ~ ore 81 TIRE ss@t e3uca-
tssss,al tgsxtsalsshoaS srs ttqe ssata ard
worthy ~ tlf&ral saFspavt- We therefore
s,ssaygsseTag tssat saet SsSs thar SIS aa -
aswsgSsprsafe1 feF ere maintenance OF tfss
Fsissn~asssx scace1 fc< ssle fiscal year er,S-
sn< Nsr~h 81. 49,
'T'fs.. sosa1 cs@s at the FzSess~eslrx ss>syssl
"a sasawgs ~ the rupert fses tss ksse sx.s,.s,l
year. wax So sSS. w4sh SIS eavosss~F SEED.
s,sntS ynaksag a cest ger psF.si az sfIG =
rser wear THE so1as coss of sAe C,l4s.rs,sy
e.ao,l VAS st1.1ts. wstn q totai earaglrrsea,
aesss S,G8eTss. making a COST 81 81 %,
var rer pslpti,
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DUFFY'E
PURE MALT WHISKEY
All Druggists-
.aaoeoooooooaooooooooooo;

Births, Marriages. Deaths. Funerals.
All notices inserted under these heads
IN the future will bc charged at the rate
OF 10 cents per line each insertion.
POST-INTELLIGENCE PUB. co.
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IL THE SUPERIOR COURT OF H.
state of Washington for King cnun&
Whistler, Fuller a. Co. planting -
respondents, va. r. Abrams et ais
PENDANTS and appellants. No. f0.f3l
Under and by virtue OF an order Of
and special execution, Issued out o. H.
above named court, IN the above EMU
action, and to me directed and deiifefs-
l have duly levied upon the following
scribed real property, situated IN
King county. Washington. TO wit:
South half u-2) OF lot nunbered ~
and the easteriy lightweight ISL feet
lot numbered Ave 90 In block ntiu1n1
nine t9) OF -. s. Maynard's plat OF
town tnow city, of Seattle.
Notice is therefore hereby given thai
Friday. the 18th day OF March, in
the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. OF said daI
the front door of the court house. in
city of Seattle, in said King county,
sell the above described property At IT,
lie auction. 20 the highest bidder,
cash.
Dated this the 7tn day OF February,
a. I. VAN DE FANT'Esit,%
gheffk
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SHORTHAND. typewrising. hccksss-ss
penmanship- Leo's Business 49,
and Shorthand Institute. occf7@
block. III
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR REsNT-fSieasa suite az roomz,
wstA board - MArEon street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

WILSON'S MODERN RUsrNEss -
lege. Roxweil building; bookksssS
shorthand: all branches; loves
ever offered.
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wANTED--REAL ESTATE

WAN I'fsle~'To buy for cash. ahpsg- Rlx.
room house with one or two fun slya
AsgEs FNssssssss or East sdsfx1sIwH~. fsSSN-
water, RssiavS1 or Brooklyn rrefs~wssf
rsssisss - bargain. 5. NJ. \. Post -fres4ll-
EsnNc~
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The bin for a state road between Sc
attic and Tacoma was taken out OF the
hands OF the house committee on roads
and bridges yesterday and referred to the
appropriations committee. which MEANS
that Il will not come UP for considera-
ton this session.
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wANTED--BnARDrRS.

WANTSED-~Chitfren 10 board; good
home: reasonable terms, kexE refsr-
e1ceS. Address HI Post llsEencer.
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ARCANA LODGE. No. 81. F. and A. NJ.
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays OF each month.
C. E. PATTEN. w. III.
A. 8. GIBBS. Sec.
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WANTED ARD.

W A>FF*3t~fssarz5 zDsi -onxTss 81 ys-fs-ass
family by nan arSs wife ard twNa s~ase-
ssTeE- address, Beard. care FoSt-Insessl.
GsszsF
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UNCLE JOE LOAF oFFICEr-Money
loans. On watches. diamonds and seal
skins: low rates go Second street or
cosass Bailey building: private entrance.
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FOR RENT-Brick building. suitable for
factory. 40 feet square. two stories:
complete steam plant: located at Sixth
and Olive streets. For particulars In
qutre of Union Electric Company. SIS
Second street.
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FOR RENT--LODGING HOUSES.
FOR RENT-One OF those lovely flats;
convenient. sunny. complete and first
class go Eighth street.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DRUIDS. ATTENTION-AH members of
Seattle Grove No. , are requested. and
Druids from other groves are invited. TO
attend the burial of our deceased
brother Joseph Pfahl. from our han, SIS
Front street, Friday. February %, 1885,
at l p. m. L. Gehring n. A.: Henry
Knust. secretary.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-08-30

Ernest Hillmer, tie tailor, has leased
the old Farley building on the corner of
Main street and Third avenue, to which
place he will remove his tailor shop
after the necessary repairs are made on
thu building.
Fred Philleo has recently purchased a
fine flock OF Shropshire sheep, which he
has sent out to the Smith farm in the
hills, where they will be pastured. A
number OF very fine iuli-bloods were
among the flock.
The ladies ST the Eastern Star are pre-
pairing a literary aud musical program
to be rendered in connection with 4
fruit social, to be given next Tuesday
evening, and to which all Masons and
their families are cordially invited.
Mrs W. F. Rust expects to go to her
old home at Anoka, Mimi. next week
for visit with friends, and Mr. Rusts
mother. who has made her home with
HIM for the past tour wears, lett last
week for Montana where she has anoth-
er son, with whom she will visit.
Grandma Bailly, mother OF Mr.. IL.
w. Bailly met with serious accident
the first Of the week. The cellar door
had been left open, which she failed te
see and fell to the bottom of the steps,
breaking one o. her ribs and otherwise
being quite badly bruised. just ho"
serious her injuries may prove cannot
vet be ascertained
With the opening OF the tall term o.
the schools a number of our young ladies
take their departure Tor their various
fields of work and study. The Misses
Helen and Emma Carrick left tor Du
luth the first Of the week, where the.
have been engaged to teach. Miss Min
| Fanset and Miss Maud Barney vii
] 90 to attend the Normal school at ST
Cloud, Miss Ella Merry to the Norma
school at Madison. and Miss May Clar
to Carlton college at Mortified. Mis-
Olive Mcbride returns to her duties a
teacher in the Minneapolis schools, an
! Miss Ada Wiseman will take Il school Q
| Colfax, n. D.
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A very interesting exhibition OF the
working OF new piece OF machinery 1or
this country was given on The WOOD
Bros. farm last Saturday afternoon.
It was the Mccormick corn cutter and
binder. a recent invention for the har-
vesting of corn, and which is TO the
corn crop what the self binding harvest
er is to the small grain crop. A large
number Of farmers and others went over
to see the machine do it's work, and a
very thorough test of its capabilities was
made. L. made the test in highly
satisfactory manner, cutting and bind
ing the corn without hitch or break and
dropping the bundles with perfect re-
guIarity, even reaching tor the stalks
1 that lad been purposely bent over ard
gathering them in. All who We're Wit
nesses Of the work OF the machine ex-
pressed their admiration OF the thor
ouyhness of it's work, and expressed
themselves as satisfied that the corn
binder ia o pronounced success, and will
prove an important labor-saving ma
chine in the harvesting OF corn. Not
only is II great thing rs labor saver
but the handling of the stalks in bupd
les will be means OF preserving them
properly for forage, something which ls
now becoming matter OF great import
ance where fodder is in demand, as it il
going 10 be as We take up diversified
farming.
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HOME HAPPENINGS.
hlcycles at Wood Bros.

hlcyces at Wood Bros.
1'nest llillmer reports q fine young
e0y at his home.
ashton the dentist will be at his Mil
''uA ofilce every day till Sept. 80.
oa'l Ut Watson's TN shop and order
'0ucli Plate for marking your sacks.
Asses Lura and Anna Rodgers we're
suing friends in Corona between
vans Wednesday.
"'ss Ruth Jones Of ST Paul. is spehu-
~ " ner vacation with the family OF M'
!. Wiseman
y sAley, the photographer, will % ~
'"oank, Sept. I'd to 7th, inclusive.
A'ss Agnes Imrie, OF Andoyer, IS MAN,
.s' snort visit to friends IN the ci's
'4ls On her way to Odell. I'll.
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Good pasture sor number OF COWS.
WOOD Bros.
nashville Uniyers,ty students.

The above company OF musical per-
formers will give an entertainment atthe
opera house on the evening OF Sept. 9Th,
and il you want something good you
cannot afford to miss this show. The
press speaks in very enthusiastic terms
OF this company wherever they have ap-
oeared. Comments are OF piece with
the following:
The Nashville students are the best
specially company on the road. They
cannot lie eqnacd IN their iines.-Cnion-
vile (Mo. Democrat
Tire Nashville Colored S'udrnta have
taken the city by storm. They are what
they are advertised 10 be, Dozen Dam
dies Daily News, Aberdeen, >. y.
The Nashville Students were not greet
cd by very large house Satnr 'ay night,
but the performance was one OF the oes
Of the season; the solo and qnartetlt
singing was 4 /. In all. the entertain
ment was good-Cen.erYiAe, (.".) CHI
zen.
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At the home of his sister. Mrs. Geo. Fanset, in
this city, on Aug 22d, 1894, of inflammation of the
bowels, Orin O. Russell, aged :, years.
The deceased young man had been i'll
for about two months, and after passing
through very critical state and sub
mtt:ng to a surgica! operation lie appear
ed to be recovering until about a week
before he died, when omplications set in
which were necessarily fatal. He was
born in Oconomoc, Wis, and came to
Milbank some nine wears ago from Caz
enovia, Wis. , and had lived here until
about two years ago when he took up
clam in the newly opened reservation.
He was Young man Of exemplary cha
racter. and thoroughly respected by all
who knew him. and his friends have the
very earnest sympathy OF the community
in their bereavement The funeral oc-
Cured Saturday morning, attended by
the mourners and friends of the family
at the Congregational church, Rev.
Haigh preaching the funeral sermon.
CARD OF THANKs-We wish to return
our heartfelt thanks to the friends who
SO kindly assisted rs IN our hour OF
trouble aud loss OF a beloved son and
brother.
Mrs RUSSELL
AND FAMILY
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adycrt;Aed l.ettcr k.ist.
stay

Letters remaining nncalled fer IN tue
Nilbank Pos. Ofllco any. -, 1870.
Rrovn phomns Archibald j w
Rnl, Nm II GA, nns Homer
Gra,ory u Nrrsha daan 4
Pepos Jel Mo IL,
III calling for any ol the abov. please
say ..adverl.sed" aud give date OF advor-
tissment. II not called for in dl'een'~
days will be sant To dead letter office.
0xn. g. NspRLkAPooK, P~Ms..
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Notice 10 Tea Chers.

Notice is hereby given that the regular
examination for teachers certificates will
he held in the Berkin building in Mill
bank, Friday and Saturday, September
9th and 7,h, commencing at 8 o'clock.
Candidates will provide themselves
with pens, ink and paper.
IRWIN d. ALDRIcH,
Co, Sup'f. Of Schools.
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~,psr METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHI RCH
Clsss Meeting sabbath Morning, 9;to, JAS
In Leader Preaching Sabbath morning. 10 80.
S,aehng sabbath evening, $50: Sabbath school,
smJ r Wood Snpt Bible Class, conducted
1 lion \ |. LoWthian; Epworth League, Sab
XII evening $40 MISS Nina Fanset President
1rpior League, sabbath evening 6:0, Mrs. ).
Keller, suot. Cho; Rehearsal, SATURDAY even
IN, ats II IL Eurran director The Method
!, Episcopal Church OF Milbank, cordially III
s,ts ne pRhlic To al their services; strangers IN
k.ci,r n. s.vays welcome All seats nre free.
LACHLAN MCLEAN, Pastor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-08-30
Ed. P. DoRR,
County Treasurer.
Dated, Milhank, S, o. August 29, 1893.

No Appellee Then do ~. try to force
food down; but use the most scientific
means tor restoring tone 10 the atoniach.
How Why, by taking Ayers sarsarar'i-
ia. and in surprisingly short time, your
eppeti,e will come again, and coma 70
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-08-30
For over FIFTY Years

MRs, WINsLow's SooTHING SYRUP has
been used tor children tee,hing. It
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for Darrhoea. Twenty five cents
a bottle. Sold by all druggists through
out the world.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-08-30

Largest. cheapest and best assorted
stock Of Guns and Ammunition ever
brought into Grant county, at Wood
Bros
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-08-30

kNgsT COSGREG GATIONAL CHURCH Rev
! il Huigh Pastor. Public Worship, sun
Ly lOlsa III aud I 30 p N. SUNDAY school
I'm cantor q 81 4 p. IN. Y. T. ). 9. b. 6:G
m PRAYER meeting, Wednesday $50 p N =.
Eseir meeting. Saturday -: p IN a hearty intl-
kSon 70 ,ae-e services is hereby extended To
IA strangers IN tie city will be co rdially vel
bulcd.