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enjoyable not to have the refreshments
served in the usual way, but instead
to have the fruit, nuts, candies and
cider arranged in fancy dishes every
where about the room, SO that every
one can help himself at any time he
wishes Remember that for this even
ing formality is to be laid aside, and
that the more nonsense the more fun.
When apples are eaten, save the seeds,
SO that you can try the 'apple-seed
trick of sticking an apple-seed on each
eyelid and naming each seed. The per-
son whose name is given to the seed
that sticks the longest will stick to
you through life. Put three candles at
an open window, each candle named
for a sweetheart, and then watch and
see which will puff out first, and show
f1ckleness, and which will flicker and
flicker in the breeze, and yet burn
brightly the next moment, showing the
one who will ever remain faithful.
Instead of the Halloween custom OF
suspending an apple by a string, hang
a. number Of popcorn-balls, as many as
there are guests, and at a given signal
let each try to eat his corn without
once touching his hand. No one can
imagine how hard it is until he has
made the attempt; and no one can do
ie with a sober face. AS the guests bid
the hostess adieu, let her present them
with five bay-leaves, with the request
that before retiring they put them on
their pillow, one on each corner and
one in the middle, giving some name
of the opposite sex to every leaf. The
one of whom the sleeper dreams is the
destined wife or husband"
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The Fighting Gefion;

Or, the Voyage to Kaiserland.
(After Mr.. Newbolt-from-theB lue)
1t was nine bells ringing,
For the watch was busy singing
And they'd overdone the peel;
1t was nine bells ringing,
And nj the the p plots Wife was was eiinging
To the pilot at the wheel
Oh, to hear the pistons pounding,
Kaiserland, Kaiserland,
And the oscillations sounding,
Kaiserland, Kaiserland.
OH to hear the pistonS pounding,
And the oscillations sounding,
And our only brother bounding
On the boom to Kaiserland!
1t was trombones trumping
In the military band,
And the tide was slowly slumping
AS he waved his mailed hand;
1t was the trombones trumping,
And the tide was slowly slumping,
And the Kaser's heart was humping
AS they showed Him off to land.
Oh, they're bound for blood and glory,
Kaiserland. Kaiserland.
But their heads will all be hoary,
l@Kaiserland, Kaiserland.
Oh. they're bound for blood and glory,
But their heads will all be hoary,
Ere they tell the 'goSpel-Story"
On the shores of Kaiserland
1t was fog-horns blowing,
And the tide belize was flowing,
And belize was running down;
1t was fog--horns blowing.
And the tide belize was flowing,
When HenrieuS started rowing
On the loose for London town.
There'n be many another stopping,
Kaiserandl kaiserland!
When the engine-fires are dropping,
Kaiserland, Kaiserlandi
Therell be many another stopping.
4npina-flraS draining.
And the good tub goes a-fopping
Pitch-an' toss for Kaiserland!
1t was cracked mugs clinking,
AS they sighted Singapore.
And the bleary eyes were blinking
At the hope o. touching shore;
1t was cracked mugs clinking.
Ard the beary eyes were blinking
But the cabin-boy was sinking
With his eighty years or more!
Oh, the crumpled masts were creaking,
Kaserlandi Kaiserland
And the bilge was frankly leaking,
Keiserland, Kaiserland!
Oh. the crumpled masts were creakfng,
And the bilge was frankly leaking,
And their throats were dry Wi speakin'
Most profane o. Kaiserland!
1t was dumb bells tolling,
As they reeled at half knot.
For they'd done a deal O. coaling.
But the pace was never hot.
1t was dumb bells tolling,
And they'd done deal O. .coaling,
When the wherry came a-rolling
On to Williams little plot.
Nine-and-ninety years were over!
kaiserland. Kaiserlandi
Since they cleared the Straits o. Dover!
kaiserland, Kaiserland.
e-and,,ninety years from Dover!
And the lengthy lease was over,
And the heather sat in clover
On the pews o Kaiserland.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE
of California, County of Sacramento.
In the matter of the estate of MARY
r. HARRISON, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY,
the 21st day of October, 1898, at 10 o'clock
said court, at the Courthouse, in the City
of Sacramento, County of Sacramento,
and State of California, has been ap-
the will of said Mary r. Harrison, de-
ceased and for hearing the application Of
Mary A Coomes for the issuance to her
of letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court, this 10th day of October 1898.
(Seal) w. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
BY E. S. Wachhorst, Deputy Clerk.
Endorsed: Filed October TO- 1898.
w. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
BY E. S. Wachhorst, Deputy.
Hiram w. Johnson, Attorney for Pc
titioner o11-11t
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NOVEL HALLOWEEN SPORTS.
Some Old and New Charms for the
Fun-Loving Maid and Youth.

The best place for such a merry
making is AM old-fashioned attic which
extends the entire length of the house"
advises Ruth Virginia Sackett when
writing of Halloween Amusements"
in the "Woman's Home Companion"
THE room should be lighted by cam
dies, some burning in Jack-o' lanterns
having as grotesque and ghostly faces
as 1t is possible to make, and others
under bright shades. Let the decora-
tons consist of autumn leaves and
festoons Of nuts; and it is really more
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qualities, stimulating him to better

things
for his gayer hours
She has a voice Of gladness and a smile
and eloquence of beauty; and she
glideS
Into his darker musings with a mild and
healing sympathy that steals away
Their sharpness ere he is aware"
An Idler, inl New York Evening Post.
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No One Was Lost.

Timid Landsman-I say, boatman,
this boat seems very shaky! Was any,
body ever lost In her?
Boatsman-Not to my knowledge. sir.
There were three men drowned from
her the other day, but we found 'em
all next high tide.-Tit-Bits.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
county of Sacramento, State of Califor-
mia.
f. HUMPHREY formerly Mary u. Halp.
deceased.
A. B Humphrey, executor of the estate
of said above named deceased, having
filed his petition herein duly verified,
praying for an order to mortgage certain
real estate of said decedent, for the pur-
pose herein set forth:
that all persons interested in the estate
of said deceased, appear before the Salu
court on Friday, the 14th day of October,
A. D. 1898, at 10 o'clock a. IN. OF the said
day at the Courtroom of said superior
Court, at the courthouse, city OF Sacra.
mento, county of Sacramento, STATE OF
California then and there to show cause
why the following real property to-wlt:
Ali those certain lots, pieces and parcels
of real property situate IN the county OIL
San JOAQUIN State of California, deScr1b-
ed as foilows:s The east one-half of sec
ton 7; the south 1850 feet of the east one
half of section 6; the north halI OF the
fer of the southeast quarter and the south
.125 feet of each of the northwest quar-
ter and west half OF the to n1r1neaSt guar
renee o east. NJ ID. B. and M. contain
inc M4.54 acres; also all those certain lots,
pieces and parcels OF reai t s1iI;ufase
MIA described as follows: SECTION 10; the
north 300 acres of the west half of sec
ton % all in TOWNSHIP ~ SOUTH oa1 range 20
east, M. IL. 81 anu w. Io"'"iiii"s 'fo
acres. ~, ~, ,r,,ro,,on,or+, .hu
on or some part thereof, should not be
mnrtgaged for the amount mentioned in
said Detition, to-wit: $3.50. or such lesser
amount as to the court or Judge may
dated September Il. 1898.
MATT f. JOHNSON.
Judge of said Superior Court.
Holl & Dunn, Attorneys for Executor.
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MunyOn S Headache and Indigestion Cure

is the only remedy on the market that
will cure every form of Headache in 3 to
10 minutes, correct Indigestion, stimu-
late the nerves and build up the system.
It should be in every home and every
travellers gr:psack. AT all Druggists. %
25c
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NEACLE
Medical Institute.

DIR. NEAGLE AND ASSOCIATES
treat and cure all Chronic Diseases and
Diseases of the Eye, Ear. Throat and
Lungs. Liver. Heart. Kidney. Bladder.
Brain, Catarrh, Asthma. Rheumatism.
Bronchitis, Headache, Deafness. Chills
and Malaria, Diabetes, Dyspepsia, Drop
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Hemorrhoids and Rectal Troubles, and an
forms of Sores. Blood and Wasting Dis
eases. . -.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. located
permanently at 724A X St. Sacramento.
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Try McMorry's 6uc uncolored Japan
tea; E. B. tea, roc; G. p. tea, Soc; P. F.
Japan tea, SOC. 531 NJ street.
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DRUGS WILL NEVER CURE.

You who are making drug shop of
your poor, delicate stomach, listen:
Drugs don't give strength; they stimu-
late like alcohol, but after their effect
has passed off, after the poor stomach
and nerves have recovered from the slim
ulation, are you not as bad as everl Ask
yourself this question. You know how
true it is.
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Deal with merchants who display
st,z5lKs73
E;;;;.S1klAlS

Two-thirds Of the people of tho
United States are collecting Sperry
e. Hutchinson's green trading
stamps. The other third are just
beginning. Beware of imita-
tons"
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Or A. T. SANDEN B San II Rzzs sa Ms. Cal ST.
Office hours-S a. IN. to p. M: sundays, ~ 10 !.
Branches at Los Angeles Cal, 2o411 South Broad
way. Portland, Or, 253 Washington ST. DenVer, Soi,
GiEixteenth ST.; Dallas, Tex. 2s5 Main st.
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DIR. SANDEN'S ELECTRIC BELT

simple but grand pours its life into your body
daily and heart gaddend by feeling tho
before book free for either sex Three Glasses OF Men,
Mother Both full of oandor, full of natures
Truths and they will help Call or write to-day
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THEN LISTEN TO ME-!

You must have strength. The or.
gans which are suffering are weak,
WEAK, WEAK. They want help.
Then give 1t to them. Nature has pro.
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Weak Men! Weak Women!
LET ME HELP YOU?

NV made sufferers during
weakness and of the misery resulting
energy. has helped enjoy
health intended them enjoy 1t will help you.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-03-18
Fire.

The startling alarm Of the fire
bell was sounded Wednesday
afternoon, some straw under tho
porch Of L. Fl. Bentley : resi-
dence having been discovered to
be on fire, supposed to have been
accidentally started by children.
The fire was quickly eNtingished
by parties on the ground before
the hose cart could reach the
scene There was q strong breeze
blowing at the time, and it was
undoubtedly very fortunate that
the blaze had not attained any
headWay. as the indication Of
prompt and effective service
from our fire protective system
was not Of a fattering nature.
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Yafg&. IA II E..
'Essc EMsisscna Catholic Temper
auCc a.GCts9TCv.

OF The lady who will speak on
temperance at the opera house on
Sunday afternoon March -, at
2:3O q clock, Bishop Watterson Of
Columbus writes:
Rev. A. +. Carhart, Superinten
dent and Treasurer Anti Sa-
loon League of South Dakota.
Rev. and Dear Sir: | know
Mrs. Lake and am we'll aqualnt-
ed with her work in the cause OF
temperance.
She is a good and safe lecturer
on the subject, and in my opinion
she is the best woman speaker
on the American platform today.
| commend her very strongly,
and | am sure the people OF
South Dakota will be edited by
her lectures.
Hoping you are well, | remain
sincerely yours.
John A. Watterson,
Bishop of Colum bus.
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Church Notices.

Rev. VIM. Barrie. of Ortonville,
will hold service at Melrose on
Sunday, March %, at 1880 a. N.
Rev. Waldron, Of Garden City,
will preach both morning and
evening at Twin Brooks on Sun
day, March Goth.
EpIsccPAL-Gharch services
will be held at the ADV Mt church
as follows: Friday evening, 18th
inst. at 8 clock ,. ~, litany and
address on prayer book. Sun
day Goth inst, holy communion
at 1915 4. m; evening prayer a
1:3O p. II.
REV. II. M. TRAGITT, Rector.
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iaLylIls.l 4
March II. l3g

Narch ~, 1898.
The oyster supper at John Black $
FRIDAY night was largely attended AMI
all had jolly time
Mrs, Perkins and children came 10
from Madsa last week 10 visit Mrs + 1
father, Mr.. L. Lafonntain.
Geo Nelson has a new bicycle. an
now if he bad bottle OF arnica lie
would be perfectly happy.
Geo kidman shot three Canada gees
and duck at two shots Monday alter
noon.
Will Honck and family were up from
Reliingham last week visiting relatives
Miss Blanche kimball began teachins
at the Lake Albert school Monday
The band boys play Al Reyillo tonight.
An oyster supper will be served after III !.
concert. ITEM I1ER.
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THE Free HgDHlcs Hill.

Last Friday morning the Set
tiers Association received a tele
gram from Congressman Kelly,
announcing the defeat Of the
Homestead bill, by vote Of 139
to 80. The opposition Of the ag-
ricultural colleges turned sure
majority into 4 minority. The
fight will now be carried into the
senate. Senator PettigreW writes
that il enough senators stand by
him the bill will DC held up until
the house surrenders. AS soon
as the result is definitely known
the settlers association will pub
lish letters from a number o1
congressman as to the future
course of the friends Of the bill
in Washington and it's future
prospects Of success if any.
JOHN D. SMULL, Pres
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For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. WINsLoW S SOOTHING
SYRUP has been used tor chill
dren teething. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
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work Horses go: sale.

Hicks Bros. have just received
a carload of work horses which
they are offering for sale on reas-
enable terms. These horses
are all young, acclinated and
in good condition for work.
Call and inspect them at Fitch 5
livery stable
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OrtanvilIe Journal: When Tom Fitch, Of the
Second Minnesota was wounded at Chickamauga,
his right arm was broken. and the surgeons, who
as general thing took the shortest cat to an end
proposed to ampntate the broken member; but
Tom insisted that he and bis good right arm
would remain together or 20 together, and he trl
umphed The surgeons in probing the wound
took ont several large pieces OF bone tWo or three
inches in length. and from an inch - an inch and
a half in width: also recovering the bullet that
did the craal work. Charley Chamberlain OF tins
city stood by, and as the pieces Of bone were re-
moved, washed them off. together with the bullet
and preserved them, When Tom came out from
under the influence of ether Charley said: well,
Tom, you've got the arm yet, bat have the bones
and the bullet" However. like good comrade,
he turned over the war relics to their rightful
owner. who naturally expecting TO meet his
c9mrade Chamberlain, here, brought with him a
identical bones and Ieaden missile that part
of the history Of the famous battle of Chicha-
mdGga.
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HOME HAPPENINGS.

HOME HAPPENINGS.
4 INV HEAT THURsDAY-No. ,. 81
D. 3, -.
s For farm loans at lowest rates
sfOf In terest and best terms call st
the Farmers Bank.
NJ. G.. A. Wood, who has been
& ENJOYING several weeks on trip
east, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Booth and Miss
Katherine Mclean leave this
weelz for a visit with friends in
the twin cities.
SgsH looks as if the turning point
q III affaira between this country
and Spain has been reached, and
afew days may decide for peace
d Or wal
Henry Mitchell has placed
smother barber chair in his shop,
and Will Miller presides over this
third chair.
"A little daughter of Fred Koch,
D aged one year and three months,
died Of the measles Wednesday
4 last.
G. S. Amsden Of Madison, has
asnephew from Elk River who
has come out to remain on the
farm during the summer.
Rev. Kneeland, late Of Michi-
gan, has taken up his permanent
residence here as pastor OF the
Adventist society
Messrs. Stone & Sullivan call
attention to their splendid stock
offspring goods and dress novel
ties. See advertisement.
Members and friends of the
ladies aid society are invited to
meet with Mrs. A A. Farley,
Thursday afternoon, March q.
w. Q. Braggens and Lewis Me
Bride took d tripto Sisseton last
Saturday, returning Monday,
and with wind, snow and rain
they had a varied experience.
Mr.. d. +. Nichols returned
from Minneapolis last Saturday,
and reports that Mrs. n, Who
has been receiving surgical treat.
ment, IS getting along nicely.
Nessrs J. Hits and Alfred Mel
son went to Webster the first o.
the week to attend the funeral O.
an acquaintance Of the family, q
young man by the name OF VII
liam Crofut.
j. A. Williams and W. Reeves
who are engaged in the stoch
Business, have rounded up q car
had Of cattle for early shipment
n Gold & Co. want your real es
tate loans. DO not forget it. Cal
US up by telephone, or call at oul
Office in Big Stone or at 1. l.
Boucks Office Milbank.
Mr.. A. L. Partridge Of Vernon
who has been quite i'll for some
time, is slowly recovering. III:
many friends hope that he vii
Soon have fully regained III:
usual health.
Mr.. Frank Sieveke, who som
time ago purchased tic JOSEPH
Breman farm in Twin Brook
pwnship, arrived with his fami
N and took possession OF his neN
hDme last week.
DR.. Robinson, Of Big oton
Gty, is contemplating moving 7
Milbank, SO as to be nearer tn
6nb of the universe. He expect
1 @ make the change as soon as II
can secure a residence for III
4amily.
Last Monday was one OF tn
DAYS in which the wind bloWet
Here it listeth, and eyerythln
MAT was not nailed to the cart
as in the air. Tuesday wa
early as bad for wind, but
pod rain Monday evening pr
ented the dust from getting u
M ito tho clouds.
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Do not pass US when You want
money on real estate. We allow
no one to make better terms or
rates than we do. GOLD Il 60.
A. D. Diets has a large quanti-
tity Of currant and other berry
b lshos which he is compelled to
move on account of the change
he is making in his hotel build
ing, and farmers or others can
secure them at their own price by
applying to him,
One Of the participants in the
tragedy that occurred on the
reservation in Roberts county
last week, was at one time a resi-
dent of this county living near
lake Albert. John Define, was
generally known us a hard drink
er and vicious when in his cups,
and it is probable that he was IN
this condition at the time Of the
tragedy. He claimed that his
neighbor, Nels Nelson, had been
circulating stories rejecting on
his character. He went over to
Nelson's $ and after a few words
shot the latter, and then went
home and killed himself. Nelson
is expected to recover.
We have the largest and most
varied stock of children S cotton
hose ever shown in the city-lO,
II and - cents Il pair.
E1RLANDSOS & JOHNSON.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-03-18

At Il meeting of the Big Stoue
Lake Park association, held at
Big Stone City last Saturday, al
rangements were made for the
holding Of q series Of events at
the lake the coming summer. The
first public gathering will be the
German Evangelical camp meet
ing, at which Bishop }. j. Escher
is expected to be present, and
which will be held from June 10.
to % Inclusive Following this
will come the Methodist inter
state camp-meetln@, June 70 10
July 3, and an E EpWorth League
rally, under same society, from
July ) to July II. From July ito
Aug. l6, a summer school or
teachers institute will be held
under the direction OF Prof. Al
drich, county superintendent III
this county, who has been ap-
pointed by tho Statcsuperlntend-
eat us one of the state conduc-
tors, and who has engaged for
Ibis assistance q number OF the
faculty IN the Broekings Agri
cultural college, who will bring
with them some valuable appara-
tus for work and instruction
|along the several lines taken uD
! It is the intention Of the assocla-
ton to erect q building which viii
be required for the storing OF
the apparatus to be used IN the
institute work, and which may
afterwards be utilized for indoor
meetings for small ASSEMBLE
One Of The important matters
decided upon was reduction III
1.-The rent price Of cottages on the
grounds, which was made as fol
lows: s. Il week for a one noOl
cottage: So for q one floor cottage
with screens; 81 for a two f1ool
|cottage: - for 4 two floor cottage
with screens.
Watertown Public Opinion:
It is expected that Mrs. {. "
Eddy, who has been the eificien
deputy in the postoffce for many
years, will remain in the Office
for a couple Of months after th'
transfer takes place from Mr.
/ Ulrick to his successor. Mrs
: Eddy has been most efflclen
assistant. 1t is no reflection UP
/ on her tsuperiors : to say tha
she probably understands tn
the duties Of the office as vel
as any postmaster who has eve
occupied the position in the bis
! tory Of WatertoWn, when
: comes to details. She has plan
:, ned for some months to join he
G hus band at Nilbanh during TIA
y summer, and for this reason sh
: was not III a position to conside
6 4 proposition to remain III tll
G Office here.
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aQST;-A large double shawl in or near the
i civ of MIibauk Finder rIcase leave at
\ ohire.
STEAYFD-~On March - ~ $. om N lhank,
light red bull calt, weight hh"nt -" lis.
Nv REEVE 4 WILLIAMS.
m .JA. FREEBORN- .Sn"citaIst-Diseases
4 Of Eve, Ear. Nose and Throat-At Orton-
n Ia It fonr days Of tact. month