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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-02
500 Selcbnuue. 500.

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- SIN Wlonat Wai ereisneten fi6 Pie,
nur 81 GooeSfdue, eine bemerfenspertb'
niebriss 3ubI.
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IL. bic Serr Gbep. 8einefelo sesen 6
@. Iommunp srIansts, III beHsn 2aber
bonn S@eriff seidIofen tporben uno tpirf
morssn ausuerfauft.
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harb am Sonntae Sobn 6. 8raft bon
NIblanb. gr ipirb beute i'm Solenbad
Sriebbofe beerbist.
- Gin neuer beuti1er @elansperein
in am Donneriias Abenb in Der @erma'
nia Saae eeerGnbet iporben; bic 8er'
iammlunsen finben ieben Donneritae
gbeno baielbft itatt.
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in am Sonntas Worsen burd Seuer
total ssriiDrt poroen. Ser 8srluit am
@sbiube beirdst ettpa so. 900, nit tbeiI'
neifer, pdbrenb bic Ginri6tuns 81, 500
tstrus unb nidt periidert mar.
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ssbbrenoe Wobnbduier nabe benz 8I cds
man BREEDER iino an Samfae Worsen
burd Seuer serfbrt iporben. 2bidper'
iude fonnten feline eemadt tperben unb
bic 2suts psrlOren ibre seiammte Sabe.
-SrI. Wattie 9obne bon glorb Wain
Strabe fiel am Uiontas glbeno an Weit
Martst Strabe BON ibrem Sabrrab unb
snisins nit Der fnappfen 9iotb benz nes
berfabren bur6 einen Strabenbabnipa.
gen; berislbe freifte ibren Irm, bod
lpuroe iie ni&t Derlebt.
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suIsst in Wuud @bund tpobnbufi. 1T am
Wontas Worsen unterbaIb Nbite Supen
bon isiner 2ofomotipe eefaIlen unb brad
bas @enid; alS man ibn auffano tpar
er toot. 8ote mar Elm lansidbrieer gns
sshsatsr Der Central giienbabn.
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aus bsm 3u6tbaus entlaiien iparb, If
am Wontas 9iudt babel ertuppt tporoen.
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Ipotbsie an giorb Uiain Strabe fIetterte.
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in GrmanssIuns bon $500 8arsi8afi
in's @sfdnsnib.
- Gin MiIdtpaaen bes MildbinbIers
Wsnid, in benz fif Der Grsibsr Sra
@bapsn unb 9etpis gleipton befanben,
puroe frdb am Nontas Dtorssn auf Der
northampton StrnBe 8reusuns bon els
ner Central 2OfOmotiue setrOfen unb su
SeuerbOIs rebusirt, tpdbreno bic Sniaiien
obne tpsltere 8erlebun8en entfamen.
- Gin fataIsr nnfaG ereienete Ii6
am 9onnertas in Der Bottom Wine Der
.. & $. So. in BIpmoutb Iotpnibip
Dur6 einen Ibperen Taa bon 9sfsns
fobIsn purbe Geo. 8aniid aussnbIidIi6
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tparb, tpdbreno 2lnb. 9uqod uno Sol.
IricOIo nit lei9ten 8erIeBunsen entfa.
men.
- @aior Meaee bon 9. gsnna. 8s.
simsnt 1T um Dienitas i'm Seloluser su
Gbidamuusa 8arf bon BferOe setporfen
tporben, babel sipei sebrodene Rippsn
unb anoere i&mersIi&e 8erlsBunsen er.
baItsno.-Serssant Maior WiabOn unt
Brigade General 9ousbertp batten auf
bem Seloe bon Gbidamauea einen Streit.
Der bumit enoets, bas WabOn aIs @es
meiner rebu3irt ipurbe.
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sieat Bsdfsl 5ablbar in 'r8sno sinsm Sb.llc
Der @elt aus.
Bro,ent Sntsrsfsu auf Sspoftsn baabIt
lin 8unoi6aft ulro ssbsten.
OFsn Samitas abenbS bon 7 Bis 8 llbr.
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Rttt6tpu.

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mod bic bisiiss POfmsifterfsqs an.
= Der ,.0sabIOd" in Der bisiiasn
@eiunbbeitS 8sbbrbe iiber bic GrpGbI,
ung zines 8eiunbbeitsbeamten, III aes
bro4en unb Sumes Sisue tpisbsrsripabIt
tpprben.
e. W. GRADERS bon 8iItes. Barre
bat iest bier feline Sbdtistsit sessn un.
lnsnitrte Bldbe ansefaneen unb am
Wontae lieb er feds 8erbaftsbefebIe
ausfelen unb bic GnsefIagten mubten
Barei4aft fur ibr ssridtIidfs griGsinsn
eeben.
Safob @. @elIer Bat aeaen bic
9leipton 8oblen Gompanie cine alase fur
s42. 900 eintrasen IaHen, neil bic Som,
panic eur4 ibre Winenoperationen unter
leinsm gisentbum. Saus unb 2anb bes
i4dSi8te uno unbefuster Wsiis bic Sob.
len unter bemielben auserub.
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Serofsln. bic man fennt. iinb mittsIft
Soob's SarfapariIIa ersisIt. Disiss
DiitteI iu&t ieinss @Iei1en Bel SIut.
franibeiten. 8raudt nnr Soub's.
Soob's Pillen iinb nit Der Sanb as.
ma4t unb p6ais sIsi4 an @r6bs unb
@spi9t. 25c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-02

SIN 2onbon 8anisruit. @eridbt in
am Ocnneritus ber Bancroft bon 8. SO.
Oouns, einem Sobn bss perftorbenen
Diormonsn'a n'apofsIs Brigham gouns,
aneemslcet iporben. Seine 9erbInbIid5 /.
ieiisn bsIaufsn ii6 ouf 3S3, ,s92 gfb.
Sterling pbsr 81 $685. .4l0.
SIN nOrbIiden Transap Der 8eft.
miniitsr abtei. mo gnsIanbs sr5Bte Sob.
ten ruben, tpurbe SumRas Diaiam
gpart @labfone unter Bsoba&iune alIer
esrsmonisn Der Ration, ber CT asoient,
uno Der alr9e, bic er ssIiebt, beisslest.
Sein @rab III nebsn BEN feinss Isbens
lanssn 8esners Benjamin Disraelj
(aOrb SsasOnsfslb.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-06-02

- gilbert Sarris, Elm Sarbiser, Der
unter Der 8eiduloisuns. bas 8nbnbofs.
ssbdube in SPA, 9. g., in 8ranb ssitedt
su bubsn, lesten Sreitas arrstirt, aber
unierpees na1 BEN @sfdnsnib benz
@onfabler bon einem g5beI entrifIen unb
unbarmbsrsis eepeitidt porbsn mar, 1T
unterbshsn ben erIittenen gsrlsSunsen
erlessn.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11
A Good Start.

The sheriff and city police
force made q raid upon the dis
reputable houses last Friday
night, and successfully captured
the outfit in both places. Be
sides the usual inmates of the
houses two strangers from the
country east OF us were brought
up with the drag-net from the
west end establishment, and two
young men of the town, who un-
doubtedly feel very proud OF
their escapade, were brought in
from the east end place. The
defendants gave bail for their
appearance before Justice Pasco
for a hearing Tuesday morning,
at which time the case against
Mrs. Lawrence was taken up,
and a number of witnesses were
called and testified to the general
bad reputation of the woman and
the house. She was held to APP
pear at next term of circuit
court under 5000 bonds. Rod
gers, the proprietor of the other
joint, waived examination and
was also bound over in the same
amount.
The work of cleaning out these
places has been very fairly
started. 1t should be continued
to a finish. The quicker these
people who openly and unblush-
ingly defy law and decency un-
derstand that they must get out
with their nefarious business,
the better it will be for them and
for all concerned. If they are
stronger than the law and the
decent element of the commun
ity, now is as good a time as any
to let that fact be known. But
they must be made to know that
they will have to test that fact
right along while they remain
here, and that they will have
plenty of the testing. The
people of the neighborhoods
where these nuisances are locat-
ed have had all of it they pro
pose to submit to.
Brookings Register: |. D. Al
drich. county superinten dent of
schools Of Grant county, was in
the city yesterday and today.
Mr.. Aldrich is here with a view
to securing some of the talent at
the agricultural college for the
summer school to be held on the
shores Of Big Stone lake during
the summer vacation. He ad
dressed the students at the col
lege today.
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County Schools.
ON the Country Teacher.

From the Country Teacher.
The law providing for teachers
to be elected by patrons Of the
schools was SO changed in 1897
that the board now has full power
in the matter and is not obliged
to consult the patrons unless it
desired to do SO.
The February teachers meet
ing will be held at the school
building in Milbank, Saturday,
Feb. Il, beginning at 1920 Il. N.
Among the features of the pro
gram will be a discussion of some
parts of the state course Of
study, by Misses Bullard, Reeve
and Shannon and Mr.. Nye, and Il
talk about the "Spear Method OF
teaching Arithmetic by Sup't
Aldrich.
Melrose district No. 2 recently
ordered a small school library
which was paid for by special
appropriation made by the school
board. Stockholm No. 3, has in
vested about Sill 90 in a school
library since the last issue Of the
TEACHER. Adams No. l, which
secured library of about thirty
volumes last winter has again
held an entertainment and raised
about $1,000 for the purpose Of
adding more books. Georgi,,
No. /, whose board recently ap-
propriated $1,000 and invested il
IN books, is now considering an
entertainment for purpose OF
adding more books. Quite 4
large number Of books suitabl,
for school libraries have placed
with the superintendent as
samples, and teachers and schoo
officers are invited to call ano
look at them.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11

ST. Paul OcNlisl Coming.

Mr.. G. D. Bruce Tudor, M. A.
O., the celebrated Eye Specialist
Of the well known firm Of Tudor
& Co., St. Paul and Louisville,
will make his next regular visit
to their agents, E. p Mesmer &
Co. on Saturday, February 18th.
See him if you think you have
anything the matter with your
eyes or your spectacles do not
suit you. No CHARGE FOR Ex-
AMINATIoNs. He will be at the
store Of E. p. Mesmer & Co, the
we'll known jewelers., one day
only, Saturday, February 18th.
See the "Colored Bellies in all
their glory February 1S.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11

While at Brookings last week
Sup't Aldrich engaged DR.. D..
McLaren, the professor of 20
ology, to spend four weeks at
the Big Stone Lake summer
school in July. DR.. McLaren
will conduct the physiology work
and will be provided with a fine
collection of wax models and
other illustrative apparatus, as
well as a number Of microscopes.
An elementary course in zoology
will be offered, and also such ad-
vanced work as may be called
for. Announcements will be
made later concerning the work
in botany and mathematics,
which has also been provided
for.
Wood Bros. are commencing
to get in their stock Of Machin
cry, Buggies, etc. for 1898. With
the facility the new Extra and
Sample room gives them, they
are planning to carry the finest
line of buggies to be found any.
where west Of Minneapolis.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11
Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for
in the Milbank Post Office Feb.
,, 1898.
Bryant Henry Hills Frank
Hazel Frank Pacheco Ch.s.
Sec State Board of Health.
In calling for any Of the above
please say "advertised' and give
date Of advertisement. II not
called for in fifteen days will be
sent to dead letter office.
G. G. MIDDLEBRoOK, P. NJ.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11
G.. A. h. Supper.

Gen. Humphreys post and re-
lief corps will celebrate Lincoln S
birthday on Saturday of this
week with program of exer-
cises and chicken pie supper.
A mum Der Of the G.. A. r. from
Ortonville and other places are
expected to be present. Supper
from 5 to Sat 20 cents.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11
Old Settlers.

The winter meeting of the Old
Settlers association will be held
Feb. Is, 1898, at the Court House.
Dinner will commence at 1890
noon, sharp. All are cordially
invited to attend, and bring
lunch baskets.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11
HON K HAPPENINGS.

~ WHEAr THuRsDAY-No. ., 78;
:,kko. 81.
SFs Don't miss the Minstrel Show
"kt Opera House February IS.
MEM. S. Druecker is shipping
Ats OF potatoes nova days.
y NE0ur Blooming Valley CORE
IA Apondent gives a short record of
f1e free homes bill.
-A Mrs. J. ". Malsed Of Corona,
ah visiting with the G. w. Merry
ksmily this week.
Nh Christian Schweigle the tailor
"A as childrens suits for s.. %, and
lEsoys pants for 25c and upward.
"a All the new "coon' songs,
fright, catchy music, etc, at the
Colored Bellies Minstrel Show,
riday, February Is.
Telegraph operator Helms was
Expecting to bring his family
here next week, but has been
laving trouble in securing a
louse to live in.
Attorney J. j. Batterton, of
Nilmot, was greeting Milbank
friends and attending to some
egal matter Monday while on
lis way east.
The Elmira toffice will be
discontinued after the 18th inst,
md orders to that effect have
,een received by thepostmaster,
George Farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Enos had
he pleasure of entertaining Mr..
Enos's mother the first of the
week, Mrs. Enos returning with
he lady to Ortonville Tuesday.
Mr.. C. A. Erlandson left for
ST. Paul Tuesday morning to at
end the Swedish Lutheran con-
ere1ce as lay delegate Of the
1Milbank church.
4 Mr.. A. J. Bleser, who is
\ Heveling for the wholesale drug
Nlouse Of Noyes, Bros. & Cutter,
'',.aa4 received orders that his
j'V'iext trip will be to the Pacific
anisoast.
i James Kerr and daughter Ma
d Vel, the latter having just re-
y OvGFed from serious time with
y ever, are making q visit to
I fienls in different parts of
l1nesota.
I rs. Tyler, daughter of Mr.
Mrs. VIM. Cleveland, with
wo children, spent a week
her parents, returning to
home in Big Stone county
& N X rst Of the week.
Fred Koepke of Grant
pr was in town Monday
ling treating his friends to
IS. The cause of Mr.. Keep
ly good feeling was the arrival
W home the day before Of a
Using young son, the first
Na e family Of girls.
IA erowded house greeted the
fN O Maids Convention at the
aN house last Monday even
n Z hnd the ladies made lots of
~ III their several characters.
sI11M Makeoyer Modelscope
g. led to perfection, and nearly
: the old maids were trans
IIJ1s ed into young maidens with
- opportunities in the matri-
n, al market.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11

a.
the Minstrel Show, February Is.
See the Hawes Supply House
illustrations in another column.
The Ladies Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Fanset Thurs
day, Feb. II.
Mr.. J. G. Wood, who has been
absent for a couple of weeks en-
joying a rest at asulphur springs
resort in Kentucky, returned
| home the first of the week.
Come and see what [ can do
for you in the clothing line. l
am Offering the best bargains
ever given in this city or section.
CHRISTIAN SCHWEIGLE.
Among the talented mem bers
of the "Colored Bellies" are:
Adeling Patty Smaclles, Bella
Donna Bingo, Dew Drop Spark
les, Mary Ann Sunhower, and
there are others.
The editor who has been lead
ing a bachelor S life for the past
two weeks, started last night for
Morristown, MINI, and will re-
turn the first of the coming week
with his wife and family-or q
beautifully framed billof divorce.
The weather clerk after giving
US two weeks of spring sud
denly woke up yesterday and
switched the thing back to a
snow storm. The outlook now
has more the appearance of win
ter than anything we have yet
had.
A large number Of the local
lodge K z. went to Sisseton
Wednesday afternoon, q special
train having been secured to
take the knights from Milbank
and Wilmot to assist in the insti-
tuition of the new lodge at Sisse-
ton. The boys came down the
next morning after an all-night's S
session.
A. P. Lindquist and Ed John
son have formed a partnership
in the machine business, and will
soon have for inspection line of
farm implements. Among the
machines to which they wish to
call special attention is the Sup
erior Double Coulter Drill, one of
the latest improved and best
drills on the market They beat
anything in the shape Of a drill
ever put on a farm. They will
have them on exhibition next
week.
w. W. Harper, district chief
templar, is sending out the pro
gram for the meeting of the ois-
trict lodge of Good Templars, to
be held at Clear Lake, March |
and 2. The papers for discus
sion are: Value of Lodge Pro
grams by Lodge No. sO6, The
value Of the parliamentary
No. 3O4; The social aspect Of
Good Templary-by No. 292
Selfsacr.fice in temperance
work by No. 81; The liquor
traffic and crime-No. SIT.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11
Fine suits, usually priced at
$17, | am selling for $1,000.
CHRISTIAN SCHWEIGLE.

$li, l am selling tor $50. oO.
CHRISTIAN SCHWEIGLE.
Clark the auctioneer has open
ed up business in Revillo, large
! ly in the shoe line
The W. G.. T. U. will meet with
Mrs, j. Fanset on Tuesday after
noon Feb. 10, at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. G. w. Merry left last
Tuesday for Iowa, where he goes
to look after his stock farm in
terests.
Wood Bros. call special atten-
ton to their stock of Wood and
Iron Pumps. Good Stockholm
Prices.
Half a dozen members of the
M. w. A. went down to Big
Stone Tuesday evening to attend
a special meeting Of the Wood
men at that place.
John Roth Of Alban has been
taking out lumber for a new
house on the farm, which he will
commence erecting at once.
This Friday evening the Re
bekahs will have a basket social
at the |. 0. O. f. lodge, at which
a general good time is anticipa-
ted.
Deputy Sheriff Crawford re-
ceived a telegram Wednesday
announcing the death OF his
mother at her home in Roches-
ter, Mimi, and Sandy started on
the night train for that place.
There will be some new coons
in town Friday, February Is.
William Ross the bridge man,
who has been on visit to friends
in the east, has had some trouble
with one Of his eyes, and while
in Montreal was compelled to
take treatment in hospital at
at that place, but we understand
he is now all right and is on his
way west.
Mr.. Nelson, the new druggist,
is busy this week getting his
store in order, the supplies for
which arrived the first of the
week. The fixtures including
counters, drawers and prescrip-
ton case, are of very elegant
manufacture, and present a hand
some appearance, and would be
ornamental anywhere.
The ladies of the Benevolent
society of the Congregational
church have made arrangements
for a series of five magnificently
illustrated lectures, commencing
Monday evening Feb. q, and to
be followed each succeeding
Monday by similar lecture.
The subjects are Cuba" Alaska
and the Klondike, "Ben-Hur, :
"Nansen s Polar expedition, and
Hawaii. .
The Ladies Aid society request
the pleasure Of your company at
"An Evening of Pictures, by
Edwin A. Abbey, Charles Dana
Gibson, Howard Pyle, W. T.
Smedley, Alice Barber Stephen,
w. L. Taylor, Albert Lynch, and
others, at the court house, on
Monday, Feb. IA, afternoon and
evening. An admission fee of
10 cents will be charged, en-
titling to ice cream and cake.
Mr.. Poppe has been receiving
the supplies for his Alaska ex-
pedition this week, including
mackinaw clothing, rubber coats,
blankets, boots, moccasins, belts,
bags for packing on the march,
sleeping bags, fishing tackle,
spades, drills, mining pans, etc,
etc. An examination Of the
clothing being taken along would
indicate that the party are pre-
pairing for the yicissitudes of the
climate in the Arctic region and
are endeavoring to provide as
far as possible for comfort and
protection in their undertaking.
The party will go to the Pacific
over the Great Northern, but
will take the cars at Revillo and
reach Minneapolis via the NJ. &
st. L. railway. The party will
number about thirty five, and
will have regular sleeping coach
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11

To raise cash and reduce our
stock before the firm changes
hands, until July Is will make
sweeping reduction on all grades
of flour in lots Of 200 lbs. and
upwards. We have on hand
pure Buck wheat flour and white
rye. HOLLANDS & NICHOL.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11

The "COlored Bellies will pre-
sent one of the finest Minstrel
shows given this season.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11
MlLBANK. S. D., FRIDAY, FEB II, 1898.

0NALE--A good Densmore Typewriter.
ss6Ea. al. CHEAP GEO ). RIx.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11

SnsfA FREEBORN~.S .Spccilalst-Diseases
sofEve, Ear. Nose and Throat-At orton-
s&&SSkfour davs of eact month.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11

sWKEN UP:-Cnme on to my premises, q
"a nnrtng calf Owner can have same by pay
N e2penses and proving property. CARL
T4xe. Corona. 5. ID.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11

kANTsEs DESIRING TO EXCHANGE Mil
I sXSmfEcity prop rty for horses are requested
aSSsss.Nnnn nitate with William Graham. of A ban
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11

&nWHE Y r OR SALE Hotel and DWELL ng
~ y honsc on Thlrd street. Inquire Of NJ 8.
knW6lsh. VI ilhank. ), ID.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11

There will be shot time in
Milbank Friday night, Feb
ruary Is, at the Opera House,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11

6ORSE FOR SALh.--A seven eighths shire
III hnrse, seven years old. weighs 1890 lbs
nj hlnck in color aud of gentle disposition.
III be eald on reasonable terms.
W G. KRUGER.
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/ have a large and varied stock
Of Gents Furnishings and Hats
and Caps, all sizes and styles at
lowest cost.
CHRISTIAN SCHWETGLE.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11

TRAYED-From my premises on Sunday,
! Feb 9Th. a hHv mare about five years old
.tehB h<twern tto a'.d 500 bs. Liberal reward
1t ive pNad f., her return or Information lead
Z IA her recovery +. EMANUEL.
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ERas ii Paid.

The friends of the license sys
tenn are hard up for statement
Of fact when they assert that
there is less drunkenness and
disorder under the present Ii
cense system than formerly un.
der prohibition. The facts are
altogether against this assertion,
as any observing person can
testify to. The public records
are also against it, and the fam
lies where the husband and
father are drinking men bear
testimony to its utter falsity.
To be fair, the advocate of Ii
Icense has but one argument that
| is based on fact, and that is the
additional money covered into
the public treasury through Ii
Iccnse. On this he should rest
his case and not attempt to sub
vert facts that are patent to
every citizen. Whether the
amount thus secured for the
public treasury is sufficient to
atone for the increase in drunk
enness and general bad effect of
the open saloon is the question
upon which the saloon issue
hangs. To weigh the matter let
inquiry be made among the fam
lilies who suffer through this
liquor curse. The wives and
families in such cases should be
pretty good witnesses in the
matter, and their testimony as
far as we can learn is absolutely
against the saloon, as having in
creased their misery many
times.
T loy-n 1arrn a, Il .;nl c4nal>
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-02-11

Clark the auctioneer has open
ed up business in Revillo, large
ly in the shoe line.