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Nosice,to Take Dispositions.

State OF South Dakota, County OF Lake, ~. In
Circuit Court. Second Judicial Circuit. Alfred r.
DAILY, plaintiff, va. Hattie II. DAILY, defendant.
the defendant above named: You Will please
take notice: That the dispositions OF Thomas
Morrison and Richard Smith, witnesses for the
taken by George Hooker, q notary public, Of
Watertown, New YORK, at his office, &C Water
town, In the city Of Watertown, and state OF New
YORK., on the 9th day of March, 1895, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon of that day, and the said examin-
alton may be adjourned from day 20 dayquntil the
dispositions are fully taken and completed. Said
dispositions 20 taken will be read In evidence up
on the trial ofthe above entitled action, ON he
part Of the plaintiff.
Dated a. Sioux Falls, q. d., the 18th day Of
February, a.. 70. 1896.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Default existing In Q mortgage made and exc
cuted by Carl Johan Romberg and Lisa Romberg,
husband and wife, mortgagors, dated December
%, 1893, to the Northwestern Loan q Banking
company, of Madison, South Dakota, mortgages,
on the west half of the northwest quarter
and southeast quarter of northwest quarter of
section twenty-five l25) in township one
hundred ard five fiO5) north of range fifty
four (54) west of the fifth principal merid-
ian In Lake county, South Dakota,
given to secure payment of q certain note for
$50 So of even date Herewith with interest at IL
per cent per annum from date; said mortgage
having been filed in the ONCE of the register Of
deeds in and for the county of Lake, state of
South Dakota, on the 9th day of January, 1894, at
three O'Clock p. m, and recorded In book ~ OF
mortgages, ON page 1877; there being now due on
said mortgage the sum of $63.72, besides an attor-
ney fee of $50 stipulated in said mortgage: There
fore the sheriff OF said Lake county will sell all
the right, title and interest that said mortgagors
had I'm and to said Land on the Bird day of Uecem-
Der, 1893, nc the front door of the court house in
the city of Madison and county of Lake and state
of south Dakota, on the End day of March, 1895,
at two O'Clock p. m, to the highest bidder for
cash, TO satisfy said debt and attorney fee and
costs of sale.
DATED at Madison, Lake county. 8. D., January
ThiE SOUTHWESTERN LOAN . BANK
ING CO.,
Mortgages.
Attorney for Mortgage.
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Mrs. MARTHA JAN8 PRrMCLE. III Chase,
Ja csss. Co. ga Y: s xs. w writes vs. rH sS.h sl been
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Notice of Mortgage sale.

ID. ID. ~HOLDRIDGE q SON,
Attorneys Tor Mortgage.
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Once %. Commissioners Of School and Public
Lands.-NOtica "a hereby given, that on che l0Ak
day OF March, $50, all the uneoid and unlicensed
school lands ID khe county az Lake will he offered
for lease TO the highest bidder, &c public auction,
nc the front door Of tho court house. tm @mid
county. Said leasing will be held between the
the hours Of ten O'Clock 4. m. and Ave O'clock b
m, of each day, until all the tracts of school
lands have been offered for lease.
Pierre, South Dakota, Janmary 81 1895.
THOS III. RUTH,
Commissioner OF School and Public Lande.
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twelve pounds while using the frsk bottle
OF Prescription
most heartfelt thanks. To any one suffering
as / did who wants to u o tho particulars
Of my case and who win send q stamped en-
velope with name and address ON, 4 VIII
write particulars"
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Norwalk. Conn. 10 said to have an
Indian origin, but there Ia an English
village Of this name.
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WANTED,
EVERYBODY needing servantsto call here
IL We supply all the best. We have sorted
out and discarded most of the useless class.
These seek new offices (where they are not
KNOWN which are springing up constantly.
We have been here years and use Judgment,
selecting only those that will do the work res
quired We have the finest facilities and can
serve you better than anyone else.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
aus 755 Chapel street. n
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pon1's WONDERLAND rHEArnR.

The appreciation the public has for a
tfleater that is open six days in every
week during the theatrical season, every
afternoon and evening, is we'll shown,
in the remarkable patronage, despite
the warm weather, at Wonderland thea
ter this week. The admira BILE cooling
arrangements inl use, moreover, keep
the t.heater always delightfully."- cool and
comfortable. The remarkable perform
ance Of the Rossow midgets is the par
ticular magnet which is drawing the
crowds this week and many persons are
noticed coming three or four times to
witness the extraordinary exhibition
given by the little fellows. The other
features Of the program are all of the
very first quality. Next week Odell and
Page, the worlds greatest silence and
fun men.
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FUN KENT,
FURNISHED or uufurnished rooms at 20
Il Warren street, well ventilated, with
heat and gas; ten minutes walk from post
office, so TIT
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THE BROWNIES AGAIN.

C. B. Jefferson, Klaw & Erlanger's
gorgeous production of Palmer Coxs
Brownies" which last spring created
the most favorable impression of any
spectacle that even appeared I'M New
Haven, is to return to the Hyperion
for three nights and one matinee, be-
ginning on Thursday next, September
49, This will be welcome news to our
people with whom THE Brownies es-
tablished themselves as prime favorites
on the occasion of their first visit here
The attraction will present many new
features this year. The new principals
in the company include such well
known artists as Frank Deshon, late
star Of the Deshon Opera company;
Inez Mecuskee, Lena Merville and Sol
Solomon. Ida Mule will still be seen
in the part of Dame Drusilda -
a new scene painted by Homer Emens,
'DragonfeFs Palace of Weird Enchant-
ments." will be displayed. There Will
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Entertainments.
HYPERION.

"T'he Fatal Card" was presented for
the first time in this city last night and
made a great success. All melodrama
is reminiscent nowadays. THE Fatal
Card" reminds habitual theater-goers of
Henry Dunbar" and Jim, the PEN
man." with a dash of "The Danltes" in
act l., and a strong hint Of recent dyna-
mite bomb plays In the last act In one
act the stage is set to show two offices
in one building, with the hall and stair
case between them. The spectator sees
robbery and murder committed in one
of the offices, and also incidents that
lead to the false accusation Of the muir
dered mans son. A chain of circum-
stantial evidence is forged against the
innocent man. Little use is thereafter
made of it, The accumulation is mere
trick of stagecraft, but the succession of
scenes Is very effective.
In later scene the real murderer, or
the instigator of the robbery which led
to the murder has the innocent man in
his power, bound and helpless, He
winds up an internal machine" and
while it loudly ticks, informs his victim
that it will explode in five minutes, and
politely bids him goodbye. Then the
rascal discovers that his victim once
saved him from lynchers i'm Colorado,
whereupon he unbinds him. But the
fair heroine rushes on the stage, the
machine still ticks, ticks, ticks, and the
five minutes have nearly expired. The
bold hero grasps the machine and
throws it out of the window. On it's
way out it explodes, destroying the
house and killing the magnanimous ras-
cal--but the hero and heroine are saw
ed.
This last scene is one of the best that
has been seen in this city in several
seasons The company needs no intro
duction to New Haven audience. The
mere fact that it is one of Mr. Charles
| Frohman's is enough to stamp it as
highly meritorious. The company is
very good and includes George Allison.
Henry Herman, Bruce McRae, Geiles
Shine, Amy Busby Adrienne Dairolles,
May e. Wood, Mrs. James Kearney.
The play will be repeated this evening
land large audience is assured.
All the merry airs which have made
the comic opera, Wang" such a pop
ular success will be heard at the Hy-
perion tomorrow night. An exchange
says of this performance: Most of the
principal roles are filled as they were
last season. and the opera was given
with spirit and dash. Albert Hart
found increased favor as the tricky
lagent, and he is rapidly establishing a
| reputation as a first class comic opera
comedian. The other principals this
season are Charles Burrows as Colonel
F'ricisse, John A. Parks as Jean Bouch-
err, Frank Casey as Pepsi, Georgia
Game as Mataya, Ethel Lynton as la
Veure Frimousse, Julia Spencer as
Marie, and Norma Kopp as Gillette. The
choruses are sufficiently large and cap
able and the scenery is attractive. Sale
i of seats now open.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Gus Hills Novelties opened a three
nights engagement last evening to a
large audience, despite the weather. The
electric fans were used to great adj
vantage and the house was unusually
cool. The bill included such favorites
as Fields and Salina, the great Gus Hill
Miss Bonnie Lottie, called the beautiful
singing and dancing sunbeam, the four
Gardners, kings of musical comedy, in
Guiding the great Little Dick, champion
baton juggler of the world. Also in the
company are Gray and Conway, Fred
H. Leslie and his great dog circus, Nc
Gale and Daniels, knockabout team, Lew
Hawkins, in many pleasing speciaities
The leading attraction is the great Mile
Eugene Petrescu. She is said to weigh
1875 pounds, although her appearance
does not indicate it, is five feet three
inches in height and has a remarkable
development of muscle. She walks,
runs, jumps and balances on her hands
as easily as most athletes can on their
| feet. In her act the arms and hands
take the place of legs and feet, and
many of the positions impose an excess
| sive strain, which, however, does not
| detract in the least from her grace and
agility. All her feats are executed with
surprising rapidity. Waltzes and revo-
| lutions succeeded each other about as
fast as the eye could follow the changes.
and as a contortionist she unquestion-
ably ranks among the first. Mile Pet
resou attracted a great deal of attention
and will be a great favorite here.
The performance will be repeated this
and tomorrow evenings and tomorrow
Afternoon, and all lovers of a first-class
variety performance should attend.
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wv fAIN
II TEACHER who comes well recommends
IA ed will give any one person six months
sufficiently large to pay either for piano or
vocal culture. For further particulars adj
dress (s19Tt*) TEACHER, This Office
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If you have dull and heavy pain
across forehead and about the eyes; If
the nostrils are frequently stopped up
and followed by disagreeable dis
charge; if soreness in the nose and
bleeding from the nostrils is often expe-
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in the head, accompanied with head
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When You Are Ready.

To clean house send for us to take UP,
clean and relay your carpets. Nothing
is so detrimental to good health as
unclean carpets. By sending your car
pets to the Forsyth company you are
assured Of having them returned to you
as clean as new carpets. apis If
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a NO. ] rents, SIB.UU, healthiest and
IA pleasantest location In city; six rooms,
with entrances, verandas, balconies and all
conveniences, built separately for each fami
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all built in; hard wood finish neat decora-
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schools and cars convenient; select famili es
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ESQ FERRY COR. ENGLISH STREETS.
81 If State street car to Ferry.
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FOR SALE.

ONE pair driving horses with two-seat
~ carriage, harness, etc. one pair work
horses, with wagon, harness, ETC.; one pair
ponies, with carriage and harness; l driving
horse, with top buggy and harness l sad lie
pony, saddle and bride; Jersey bull, Jer-
sey COWS (registered), Or will exchange all or
mortgage, house and lot or small farm.
s10 Address BOX 662, Milford, Conn,
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property Fought.

The property 4O1 State street, adjoin-
ing English Hall, has been purchased
by Fred S. Lehr, the Grand avenue tall
or, who expects to improve the property
and to erect new building thereon.
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CLEARING OUT SALE.

V1HE New Haven Chair Co. are about to
Il manufacture bicycles, and, in order to
make room for the new enterprise, have
they will sell the balance of their large stock
of chairs and rockers at about one-half their
value. All who are fitting up for students,
or in fact all who want good chair for little
money will do well to embrace this chance.
Also large lin g of baby carriages at bargain
prices Come early and secure the bargains.
s67t RATTAN CO.. $50 state street.
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MORNING COURIER FRIDAY SEPTEMBER

be new songs, choruses and ballets,whil
many new features of a local character
will delight the large audiences sure
to greet the fascinating spectacle.
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ARE YOU LOOKING
DRESSMAKING,

MADAM GEDNEY will open dressmaking
wi parlors in Insurance building, room A,
800 Chapel street. Monday, Sept Is, and will
don styles at reasonable prices. Evening
dresses, wedding trou seaus and ball cos
TUNES a speciality $40 TT
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Irtho Baby is cutting Teeth,

Be sureand use that old and well-tried remedy
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething 1t soothes the child ,softens the gums
allays al pain, cures wind collie and is the hes
remedy flor diarrhoea. % cents bottle.
II m w and W
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to go West cheaply and comfortably
take the SANTA FEE ROUTE. Tourist
excursions. Personally conducted
Leave Boston weekly.
New England agency 1872 Washington
street, Boston. s12 If
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.OR SALE

SECOND- HAND 80 II. P. steam engine; size
- of cylinder, 10x30, with 40 Fl. P. Bigelow
boiler; steam pump and connections. Can be
seen at corner
BRADLEY AND WILLIAM STREETS,
autS IF Citv
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GMamts.

One Cent a Word each insertion, i've
cents Word for full Week, seven
| times.
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CECoND floor, 3:2 State street, suitable for
y barber shop, offices. or light manufac-
turing. /. FREEDMAN,
s13 tt T12 Chapel street.
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ID SUCCESS, JR.,"
Il OTATO Diggers can also be used for cul.
tivating and killing up; light draft
easy to operate, low In price.
50 eod3t LINSLEY, ROOT g. co.
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FURNISHED ROOM
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

WY E want bright, energetic lady chance
w to make small fortune; something
new for ladies, articles Of great merit, COW
cred by letters patent strictest investiga-
ton solicited; goods now ON exhibition Garde
House; no previous knowledge of business
required, Address PATENTEE, Garde Hous e,
New Haven Conn., s13 1tt
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TO RENT.


NNE large front room, with private family,
" entral location. Address
sl3 Its L., this office.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SEPT. 10.
-71=4==sis-s--l5i
DEATHS.

SUN RISES. $50 Moon RISES. HIGH WATER,
SUN SETS, sos 1l:5 b:5S
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bicycle, '95 model, "a lbs, good as new
ID sell cheap. Address
sl3 1t* K. this Office.
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~ ESIRABLE building lots in Wallingford,
~ 8 minutes walk from electrl C road and
high school, 5 minutes walk from N. HI. s. H.
RR. station 8 churches and post Office.
s13 III Wallinpford Conn.
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FRUIT PICKERS

MYTH extra long handles, so cents. Don't
w spoil your fruit by shaking or break
your neck in climbing the tree.
50 eod6t LINSLEY, ROOT s. co. 3
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WY e have large quantity of bluefish and
wv sea trout this week selling at very low
prices at the
sill 2ts OLD GRAND AVE. FISH BOAT
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WITH us mean prices and qualities, and
w we're very mindful OF them
LINSLEY, ROOT s. CO.,
80 eOd3t 80 Broadway
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ROCERY and fruit store;locatfon central.
w fair trade now aud can easily be dou b.
led. Owner cannot attend to it.
sill 2tt MERCHANT, City.
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FOR RENT.
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and cold water, bath adjoining. Address
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XXTHoLE house, No. "a Lyon street. with
w all modern improvements. Inquire at
jell tt 1888 UNION.
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FURNISHED house, all improvements, ex-
A cellent location also furnished rooms,
au50 tt =. o. BOX 1903, City.
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FOR RENT,
TTEN of six rooms for small family
Il No. 81 Edgewood avenue, between Howe
and Dwight streets. Apply
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-01
BRISTOL BUDGET.
A Slight Falling OFF in the Total
Registration.

Registration closed last evening. The
total was 706, about 100 short of last year.
The engine of the National India Rubber
Company started up on Monday morn
ing; the calender room Is In full
operation. The cutting room employees
resumed work this morning, and on to-
morrow the mill will be in full working
order. The clothing department has
been steadily employed during the entire
stop of the rest Of the mill, owing TO a
large demand for that class Of goods.
Invitations are out for the l7th annual
banquet of the Dreadnought Hook, Ladder
and Hose Company, No. l, on Monday
evening, January z.
Hydrolion Engine and Hose Company
No. are extending invitations to all the
town officials and many friends to their
51st anniversary banquet at Eagle Hall on
Thursday evening, January3
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Winnegar arrived
this morning from Bayoone, N. j., and
were driven TO the Hopeworth Sanitari-
UNI, where they have a daughter who is
being treated at that institution for ner-
vous prostration.
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CALENDAR FOR JANUARY 2.
The calendar Of the Supreme Court fol
Wednesday is as follows:

The calendar Of the Supreme Court for
"Wednesday is as follows:
[Ccmmon \ lcas Court1
5000. Cormick shannon VS.. City of
Providence. Attorneys-Page & owen for
plaintiff; City Solicitor for defendant.
7160 Alva l.. Warren vs.. Arthur T..
Humes. Aitorneys-W iliams q Tower
for plaintiff; Page K Owen for defendant.
30. William Douglas vs.. Central Real
Estate Company. Attorneys. w.
Mathewson for plaintiff; Bassett &
Mitchell for defendant.
1913. Annie Morgan va. William Doyle
Attorneys-C. Il. Chsmplin for plaintiffs
A. ID. Bean for defendant.
appellate Court
37io equity. Alice r. Burr.n, ct AL,
pro ami vs. >, basilan Garst. Atiorneys--
Mowry s. Scott for Ilaintin; $. =. Lapham
q T.. ID. Bassett for defendant.
1901 (squity). Eben 4. Thnxter va.
Francis :. Turner. ATTORNEYS ID. r.
Potter for plaintiff; w. II. Barney for de-
Iondant.
-. Susan G. Clark ct ell, for an
opinion. Attorncys-F. II. Peck ham for
plaintifi; w. y. Sheffield for defendant.
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POLICE HEARING.

Officers Froberg and Carpenter were
given a hearing before the police commit
tee this afternoon.
Froberg is from the Fifth Station and Is
charged with being intoxicated on Christ
mas evening. His record with this ex-
ception has been the best.
Officer Carpenter was on duty the last
half OF the night when the safe in j. K.
Comstock and Sons warerooms was bro
ken into.
He says be attended to his duties that
night as usual, and as il was very cold
and the windows we're covered with frost
he was unable TO look into the Office
as well as on other nights. He also says
that there was coat thrown over chair
just in front OF the safe, which hid it from
view. The only witness Mr.. Carpenter had
was Officer Charles Darling, who travels
the next beat to him.
Officer Colwell was not at the hearing,
as he had been summoned 10 attend
court.