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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

congressman Thomas Johnson Of
who has the courage to speak his con
viction, at democratic banquet on
Jetferson's anniversary in New York
City few days ago SAID: "Let us have
facts. In 1896 we are likely to be beat
ed. In 1892 we won as great a victory as
Jefferson won in 1900 In 1896 the
democratic party is broken, discredited,
degraded. The reason is plain. In 1892
we asked tor power that we might Kill
protection, abolish trusts and reduce
taxation. We were given the power.
Now it is 1896. What protected ring
has been even weakened. What trust
abolished What burden removed? In
the hands OF democratic administra-
tion the money power that Jefferson
feared has been strengthened at every
penses of government are being paid by
issuing bonds, and wages are lower and
times harder than in 1892.
''lf these are The fruits of democracy
what wonder that The people turn TO the
other thing. Our victory OF 1892 was a
popular verdict against Mckinleyism;
yet Mckinley himself seems certain to
be the republican nominee this year and
70 be lrlLmphantly elected" Such is
democratic testimony ot the inet1iclency
anu woithessnes OF the present demo
cratic administration, and acknowledg
ment of republican victory next Nosem
her
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Ex speaker Crisp who had been en-
gagged for a number of JOINT debates with
IIoke Smith in their home state Of
Georgia, has been obliged to retire from
the stump on account of threatened
hear, disease. Crisps failure to stand
under tire with his tree silver argument
may cost him his political standing
The press dispatch says:
Crisp's withdrawal from the stump
is political bombshell 1t will be re
mem bered that the challenge for the
JOint debate on tie currency question
was made first 10y the Hon Hoke Smith
and accepted by Mr.. Crisp. After the
special meeting in Atlanta, Spea er
Crisp secured the postponement OF the
remainder OF the dates on account of the
trouble with his throat. Smith is IN
Athens today ready for the meeting at
Lexington tomorrow, and he is under
stood 10 be anxious 20 ConlinIe the de
bate
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17
Last Anril i.

First March Last April Il.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSU RE
SALE.-Wher default has occurred in
the conditions of mortgage given by Evan f..
Jones, snge, moftgagor, to Hiram d. Upton,
gaze, together with the power Of sale therein
contained, recorded III the office Of tie
Register Of Deeds in Grant county and state
OF South Dakota, February lth, 1900, at 90
o'clock p. m, in book 20 Of Mortgages,
on pages ,S;,29, which mortgage was
assigned by said Hiram D. Upton to Alfred T.
Batchelder, by an assignment in writing. dated
June LIT, 1891. and recorded III the office of said
Register Of Deeds, February 24th, 1896, in book
46 Of Mortgages, page Al.
And whereas there is claimed to be due upon
said mortgage at this date, including Taxes paid
for the year 1885, on the land hereinafter dcscrb.
dollars, and no action or proceeding having been
instituted at law to recover the debt secured by
said mortgage, or any part thereof;
Now, therefore, Notice IL hereby given that
said mortgage will be forecloscd by sale of the
premises described in said mortgage, viz, The
South west quarter of Section Twenty. in Town
ship One hundred eighteen. of Range Forty eight
in said County. which sale will be made by the
Sheriff of said County, at the front door of the
Court House, in Mibank, in said County April
2lst, 1896, at 10 O'Clock at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt, in
terest and taxes If any, said premises, and
5000 attorneys fees, and disbursements allowed
by law, subject to redemption as provided by law
ALERED r. BATcHELDER
Assignee Of Mortgage
G. G. CHURCH, Attorney for Assignee Of Mort
pAOep.
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reason of the increased duty upon that
article. They continued to fall year by
year until, in the last year OF the Mckln-
le, law, the imports amounted to less
than one million bushels. In the very
fist year of the German Law, however,
the imports of barley increased by 2UO
per cent.
Tue increase in the imports or other
farm pr ducts, since the repeal of the
Mckinley law, has been equally great.
In seeds they doubled in the first year
after the repeal of the Mckinley law;
bread stutfs increased IS per cent: in hay
there was an increase Of POO per cent; in
gathers an Increase of 400 per cent; in
hemp an increase of 1000 per cent; in
wool an increase from 81, lOi ,43S To S33,-
17o,159.
Mr.. lIeatwcle, in his remarks upon
this subject. made some interesting Sug-
gestlons, too, about the effect ulon our
export trade o: the repeal of the Nc
kinley law, saving:
So much has been said in the past by
Democratic orators on the stump and
in the Halls OF Congress concerning the
great results that would accrue to Amer
lean agriculturists by Free frade or a
reduction of duties by reason OF an IN
creased demand for American products.
that some figures on this line are peril
nent Throw open your ports TO The
world, and you will capture the mar
kets of the world" they have asserted
time and again. We have tried that
long enough to see how it works. The
following table shows what has been the
result, so tar as the exports of many
agricultural products are concerned.
The figures given are for the wear ended
Jane 30, 1894. under Repu hlican Tariff,
and the year ended June 30; 1895. under
the Democratic Tariff
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Now comes Oregon last week and il

Now comes Oregon last week and in
her republican convention declares for
Mckinley and sound money by refusing
to endorse the free silver heresy The
republican party may not always be
right on all questions and in all sections
Of the country. but you can trust it bet
tor than you can any other party 10 get
tile truth Of any great question impress
ed into law. Time will yet show to even
those who doubt il now that on both the
great questions before the American
people, that Of protection and Of cur
fencv. tho republican party is right. By
actnal experience the county has dem
nns'raed the correctness OF the party's
position Or tie tariff, and IFS bold stand
FOR a sound and stable currency with
which TO transact the business OF the
country, will be rs universally and rs
certainly icdoysed in lhe .u'ure.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that the annual election
for the CITY Of MIDank Will be held Oh Tuesday
Aptii 2lst, 1856, at which election the following
officers are to be elected:
one Justice of the peace.
Que Alderman for the Second Ward to fill the
vacancy caused by removal from the State Of
George NJ Clark.
One Aid rman for First Ward, in the place of
Thomas Fitch.
une Alderman for Second Ward in the place of
One Alderman for the Third Ward, in the place
Of y. W Antelman
A'so member OF the Board of Education for
the FIRST Ward i'll said City in the place of A. }
Hitts
member of the Board of Education for the
second Ward in the place OF A Mltteistaedt.
A member of the Board of Education for the
third Ward in tt" place Of Dudley Stats.
A Treasurer Of the Board of Education in the
place OF + IL Benedict,
The Polling places OF said election will he held
ut the times aud places hereinafter mentioned,
follows:
First wa-d Office Of Furniture store Of Levi
Schnabc on second Avenue
Second Ward Engine House on Third Avenue.
fhird Ward-In building on Lot Block 9,
known Ne Smedley building.
The following judges OF election were appoint
cd by the City Council:
First Ward. Levi Schnab1l, A. Hits and
ID r. Frey
Second Ward II j. Benedict, Moses B. Baird
and Chas. Sntciife.
Third Ward d. Stats, W W. Mount, and
" baxter.
The Polls will be kept open continually from 9
O'Clock in the forenoon until o clock IN the after
noon Of said day, and said election viii be con
dacted in accordance with the general laws of the
state governing election of County officers.
Dated at Mlibank, s. D., this 25th day of
March, 1896.
j. E. TRURAS.
City Auditor
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Notice Of Registration.

Notice Is hereby given that the board of Regis
tratlon of the CITY of MIlDank, State Of south
DAKOTA, viii be IN session AT the once or Geo. >.
Xix, City Attorney, on Saturday, April llth, 1896
aad on Monday A prli goth 1896, from O'Clock
IN the forenoon until o'clock III the afternoon
OF SAID days tor the purpose or registering the
names of voters for the City Election TO be held
on AprlI 2lst, 1896.
Al persons desiring to vote At said Election
Will please observe th,s not ce and have their
names registered aud thereby avoid trouble and
delay AT the polls.
Dated III Mllbank, S. D., this Goth day of
March, 1896
f D. ELY.
J TRURAN, Mayor.
city Auditor,
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Last April II,
First March 6.


NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
~ SALE.-Whereas, default has occurred in
the conditions OF mortgage given by Ole Il.
Foss, (single,) mortgagor, to Iiram ID. Upton,
mortgagee, dated October 9Th, 1892, which mort
gage together with the power OF sale therein
contained, WAS recorded in the Office Of the
Register of Deeds in Grant county and State Of
p. m, in book "a Of Mortgages, on pages 2lO2l1-
PIP, which mortgage was assigned by said Hiram
ID. Upton, to Alfred r. Batchelder by an assign
ment in writing, dated August 18th, 1895, and
recorded In the Office of said Register Of Deeds on
February 2ith, 1896, in book Al Of Mortgages, on
page 49:
And whereas there is claimed to be due upon
said mortgage at this date, including taxes paid
for the years 1893, 1894 and 1885, on the land
hereinafter described, the sum Of Four hundred
twenty two and G3- 100 dollars, and no action or
proceeding having been instituted at law to recOv-
er the debt secured by said mortgage or any part
thereof:
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby given that said
mortgage will be foreclosed by sale Of the prem
ises described in said mortgage, viz: The East
half Of South east quarter the Southwest quarter
of South east quarter, and South east quarter of
South west quarter of Section twenty-five in
Township One hundred eighteen of Range Forty
nine, in said County, which sale will be made by
the Sheriff Of said County, ut the front door OF
the Court House, in Milbank, in said county,
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, to pay
said debt, interest and taxes If any, said prem
iaes, and $1,000 attorneys fees, and tine dsbnrse-
ments allowed by law, subject to redemption as
provided by law.
Dated at Watertown, S. Oak, February 1st,
1896.
ALFRED r. BATcHEIDER,
Assignee of Nj Mortgagee.
G. G. CmURcH, Attorney Er Assignee VI Mort
gagee.
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a n
First March 6. Lss
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE PoRE.rl
~ LE-Whereas default mas ~. ~
the conditions of mortgage gwen y
Abbott and Hiram r. Abbott, her hussss.
gagors, to Hiram ID. Upton, mol'sa, ta,
June I'd, 1890, which mortgage, toge.u,. ,sorI
power Of sale therein contained, Na' I'M
the office Of the Register OF Deeds ~ ,ah nh
II AZ o'clock, a. m, in book 81 OF nlo,as o'u
pages 233 pa, which mortgage has Oeep p,,s \
by said Hiram d. Upton to Alfred l. ,.ns III 4
by an assignment in writing, date0 yuI, psr.
and recorded in the Office o. saM hoi :"
Deeds, on February oath, 1870, u W.
mortgages, on page AZ; - ha du
And whereas, there Is claimed 70 ~ ,s,t
said mortgage At this date, inc,anns ,uaE IN III
for the years 1893, 1894, and lo9o, on, ~
hereinafter described, the sum q lvo, ..;o,
eleven and 81 100 dollars, and no s. n
ceeding having been instituted 81 lo =,
the debt secured by said mortgage V
thereof; -, ON
Now. therefore. Notice is hereD!
said mortgage will be forecloeed Y! .ce
premises described in the said mo,.ssssnco ssco,
One n,) in Block Fifty go N tns nenctior
tion to the Village of Milbank jun .a,s n
City Of Milbank, as the same apPemanVt - tha
corded plat Of said Addition on ale IL a.;d a
the Register Of Deeds In and 1ol lIhsrif ss
which sale will be made by the nrt s 10
County, at the front door Of the e, ,Su.l SIst IL
Milbank, in said County, April sts.h .hs high
o'clock a. m, at public auction 70 a.est ans Is %
der for cash, to pay said debt, lntsasGG eaoG Il
if any, on said premises, ana .iawed
fees, and the disbursements s,iU ~ lav.
subject to redemption as proyidea y. lit
Dated ut Watertown, $. d. Fenru1n,, y, n,,rrRS
AA Assignee Of No
G. q. CHURCH, Attorney for ASSIGN !.
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The tate Of South Da kota. Office OF state audi
tor, department Of insurance
Company's certificate of authority
Whereas. the Standard Life and Accident In
surance Company, corporation organized un-
der the laws Of Michigan has filed in this office a
sworn statement exhibiting lis condition and
business for the year ending December 81. 1895,
con mable 10 the requirements Of the laws Of
this state regulating the business Of insurance !;
and
Whereas, the said company has filed III this
Office duly certified copy of its charter, with
certificate Of organization, In compliance with
the requirements OF the insurance law afore-
said.
Now. the reiore. l. J. +. Nipple, auditor Of the
state Of South Dakota. pursuant to the provi-
sions of said laws, do hereby certify that the
above named company is fully empowered
through its authorized agents, TO transact its
appropriate business Of Lite and Accident Insur-
ance in this state. according TO laws thereof uil-
til the 5lst day of December A d. 1896.
In testimony whereof, have herennto set my
and and seal ut Pierre, this 3lst day of January
h. D 1896. ]. K. HIrPLE,
lsEAl. Auditor.
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The multi-murderer Holmes has made
confession TO the murder Of some y
persons. He made murder his business
and pastime and claims to have had an
fenced to he executed next month.
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For over Fifty Ae"

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING n .h;o,
been used tor children leen :,
soothes thechi.d. .softens thes';t ! n
all pain, cures wind collie, anu a
remedy for Diarrhoea. T"enl! Il,
y bottle. Sold by oil drugslss
Uutlhe world.
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At the late election III Rhode Island
the Democrats carried but one town in
the state. Little Rhody is practically
unanimous in favor of republican policies
and her position is a prototype OF that
to be assumed by the entire country
next November.
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State OF Michigan. county OF Wayne, ss.

State Of Michigan. county Of Wayne IS.
secretary OF the Standard Life and Accident In
surance Company, of Detroit, Michigan. being
duly sworn depo>e and say that the foregoing Is
a FULL true and correct statement Of the affairs Of
said company: that the said Insurance Company
is the bona -fde owner OF at least One hundred
thousand dollals of actual cash capital, invested
In the state and United States stocks and bonds,
or in bonds and mortgages OF real estate unin-
cumbe red and worth double the amount for
which the came is mortgnged, and they are the
above described officers Of said Insurance Com.
pany ID. NJ. FERRY.
STEWART MARKS, President.
Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day Of January 1896
]. T. PATTON,
(sEAL.] Notary Public.
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First March &

First March L7s
Whereas, default having been msde !,
ment of principal and interest due N
executed by Nels Esarson and Nafs
husband and wife, to \. +. Lludqtist, "
18th, lsf2, recorded on the 18th day d II =
at As o'clock. p. IN. III book "A of MOI
page -, i'll the Office Of Register oi ief4
county, :. ID, =
ON the Southeast quarter of laf =
quarter. and the Northwest quarter VI Y
east quarter, and the Northeast quar-
South west quarter of Section nimpfr
lE,) in Township One hundred anu
GlN,) Of Range Forty ynine ~, COMA
acres. more or less.
And whereas, there Is now due anu .
said mortgage the sum Of Sb4 -, ana y
law or other proceedings having oefh 10
Notice Is hereby given that sara mus
be foreclosed BY 4 sale Of said premise
auction. BY the Sheriff Of Grant cehn'',
urday the 18th day of April, lsso al !.
m, of said day. at the front door .., u !
House, in the city Of Milbank, "laa' a.
South Dakota, to pay Sa.S attofhe.
disbursements allowed by law.
Dated March 9th, 1896. ntx
Gro. s RIx. ATTORNEY for mortgage
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Total Expenditures .............S

vi. MISCELLANEOUS
Whole amount Of premiums recelv-
ed in or from the state ofSonth
Dakota during the year 1893. S
Amount paid for losses III South
Dakota during the year ls9o.....
Whole number of policies issusd
during yeAr......................
Amount 0i insurance rtfncled there
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First March 6.

Gro. s. RIx, Attorney for mortgage.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-12-19
The Effect of Climate.

A climate not necessarily unhealthy often proves so to those unRccustomed to it. The scclImsting process seems unusually slow ia some constitutions. There is, however, 8 medicinal means of acclimating 1t of which residents or sojourners in unaccustomed or malarious climates have not been slow to avail themselves. Hostetter's Stomach Bit ters is medicinal safeguard and &C., climating tonic of standard reputation, which travellers, emiersnte, tourists, mariners, and others whose tastes and pursuits entail exposure, suhjection to changes of temperature, unusual or un. wholesome diet or water, and the fstig ue attendant upon long journeys by land or sea, concur in pronouncing it re. liable, agreeable and safe. As a remedy for disorders of the liver, stomach and bowels, very prevalent in malarious regions and the tropics, as a preventive of fever and ague, rheuma ati-m and kidney trou bles, and as a restorative of vigor, it is also held in the highest estimation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-12-19

AMERICA has seldom been in such a powerful position, says the London ''Statist," with respect to the wheat situation as she is this season. and it may be expected that wheat holders in the United States will not be slow to take advantage of this fact. It is es- timsted that the surplus of exporting countries is fl ,250, ,000 quarters and the requirements of importing countries 45,0O0,O00. Reports from Argentine say that the crop is suffering considerable damage from locusts. and Indis, of course, though an exporting country, has this season been importing wheat, as may also Australasia. The extent of the advantage which the general situa- tion offers our farmers depends. of course, on the amount of wheat they still have for sale. That they are pretty we'll supplied may be believed from the fact that there was no failure of the crop in this country this season.
 Let's see? Who was it said Mark Hanna had cornered the worlds wheat fer political purposes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-12-19
ROBBERS Go Through a Passenger Chair Car and Secure Watches and Money,
FEDERATION OF LABOR
Interstate Commerce Commission Hermann Dead.-Swiss Off, ficers Elected 0lney to
 Testify.

| 01OAhAAs &0Oss OoCs INV Qu0 bD( Missouri, Kansss & Tsxas flyer was sp proaching Sedslis early this morning three men commenced to rob the pas ssnasrs on thschsir car. of their watches jsvslry and money. Some awakened passengers made fight and the women screamed. 0. H. Hopswood, of Finns- gan, Illinois. who had lost . watch, grabbed hls time piece from one of the robbers. Other passengers came tc Hopewood's assistance but the thieves fought their way to the platform and jumped oil e the train wss entering the city. They escaped after securing ssv. srsl watches and ( smsll amount of money. Not shot was fired by the robbers or pssseuesrs.
 BERNE, Dec. l7-M. Dsuschsr. of Turgsu, hss been elected prss,dsnt and M. Duisy, of Lasanne, voc psesldsnt os the Swiss Republic. Both president { and vice- presiospt-slact are rsdlcsls. Fsdersi councillors were elected.
 RocHEsrkR, N. Y. Dec. 1-Hermann, the magician, died today of heart disease. in . private car at Great Valley. Dear Salamanca, on his wsy to Bradford. The remsins will bs forWrded to New York. Hermann completed an engage. 0ent at the Lyceum theatre in this city iass night and later Was entertained st the Genssss Valley Club.
 WAsHINGroN, Dec. 1.-The tenth sn- uusl report of the interstate commerce commission sent to congress today, ssts forth the necessity of smendieg the law so ss to give greater force and nnslity to the findings ot the commission. The report strongly recommends that ticxet brokerage bs made . penal ofYsnss and the issuance of pssses prohibited.
 WAsHINoToN, Dec. 17-It is stated that Secretary Olnsy wili go before the senate committee on foreign s6airs to- morrow and gIvs great deal of confid. sntial information relative to Cuba. It is the expectation of sll membsrs of the oom mittes thsta vote will bs rssch- ed tomorrow on she Cameron rssolu sion dscaring for the Cuban indspsndsnce. Tho friends of the resolution have DO doubt that 1t will receive the approval of the majority.
 CISCINNATI, Dec. 17-In the couven- tion of the American Federation of La- bor today the committee on orgsnIzs- ton reported different trades unions which asked for help from the Federa- tion Most applications were referred to the incoming council but the Federation organizers were instructed to give im- mediate assistance to progressive organt- zations, the horse-shoers orgsnixstIoo and vsrious state organizations. The com mittee on orxanlzation stronRly en- dorsed the suggestion of President Com. pers for the federation of smployse, sps- cial organization, ard lectures to assist trades unions needing assistance.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-12-19

PIMA county draws long sigh of relief. The A. P, A. ghosts and other political spooks are all embalmed and laid away until resurrected by another political campaign two years hence. There is only one cloud now which mars the overhanging sky of peaceful serenity. It is wind cloud and is formed by the blowings of office hunters under the new administration. It will pass, when the sunshine of appointment strikes it, and there will be in its place only the echo of disappointed walls from the "lifelong Mckinley republicans" who failed to make connection.