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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-05
A WOMAN To
PRACTICE LAW

GUTHRIE. ok. Dec, s--Miaa u.
fleming. sho was granted the iEnt
a. practice before the tni'ed States
court In indian Territory. - only y
years Of age. and il the tlrst woman
to Rehleve that distinction IN she
southwest siiss Fleming 10 a native
Texan. and came from a family con-
spicuous In the history Of the LINE
Star state. Her rtBudfather, c.
W ~ Fleming fought with iious
ton at the battle Of san tacinto. and
vas member Of congress Of the
Republic % Texas. Her Erandsafh-
er. Col v. J. Titua was one OF the
pioneers of Texas. Her father. Judge
Fleming. IL deputy United states
marHhai
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesiay Morning West street IL
fairly active. New shipments Of live
and dressed poultry are coming in.
Dairy products are scarce. The quo
tati0ns on eggs are for good quality
only. inferior grades may be pur-
chased at q lower ngure
Salmon IL pretty scarce. ana has
gone up notch.
ITO following prices are being Of.
fcrcd to the producer bv the local
dealers for delivery in round lots on
the dock or In the car at Seattle:
Grain-Oats. t2i .00d220o. barley,
SIC. s0ql7 90; wheat chicken feed.
il7oo. bran. iiI0o; shorts. Us Oog
10 %: rye. t2i 90. popcorn. 81 90 per 100
lbs.
Hay-Puset sound. per tons. - s0d
10 90. Eastern Washington timothy.
TIC O0di7 90 alfalfa. $40 90
.gEs Strictly fresh ranch. s2c:
Eastern. 20c.
Huftcr- Fresh ranch. 2Gd
Poultry Spring chickens. snOc:
I've turkeys, lee.
i've atOck- Choice beef cattle.
cows. sac. uteers. &c; good hnFs. live.
&c; hogs. dressed INC calves. dress
ed. large. tlke. small L.,
Uids-, Pelts and Wool -- Heavy
sound sailed steers. over 6o lbs. DC,
medium sound, per ID, &c; light
sound. under 50 lbs. Sc; cow. sound.
all weights. Sc; stags, bulls and oxen.
&c: sailed kips. Sc, calves. per IN.
DC. green hides. sibd7hc. dry hides.
per 10. lac. dry culH, dne-third less.
summer deer. per ID, isa 2Bc; winter
deer, dry, 1870; papery deer sa
inc; dry elks. Toe. green elh. 4d5a.
sheep pelts. 3Bc@ti 20. Hhearlings. II
d25c. Eastern Washington wool. ga
l0c, clean wool, l6c; dirty or timber
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TUNNEL RECORDS
ARE BROKEN

We broke all record. for tunnel
work In November said Engineer
n. W. Edwards. in charge OF the
work at the tunnel the Great North
ern IL putting through the Cascades.
During the month ~e made 81
feet In distance Of the 7ox1t foot
bore. This breaks all American rec
ords. Better work has been done
In Switzerland. but there different
quality Of rock was encountered. We
have now made sss1 feet. that Is. up
10 the first Of the month. and have
yet 10 60 tsTo feet We are highly
pleased with the progress being
made"
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WANT A CLEAN
GOVERNMENT

The new club for good municipal
government has chosen Judge Geo.
Bright, formerly OF Cincinnati. for
secretary, Mr.. Bright has had en-.
perienee In such work tn Cincinnati.
T. :. IAppy. W. n. Lewis and
Judge strudwtes are leaders In this
movement
Their appeal for funds l. being an
swefs !. though sufficient money has
not yet been secured 90 warrant the
beginning OF work.
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LOGGING ON
The PAL0USE

PALOUsE, Wash. Dec. S.--I.og-
ging operations on the paiouss riv-
er east 81 here are further advanced
than ever before At this season Of
tho year, owing TO the favorable
weather during the fan. and soy
"rai II the camps have got al their
logs cuts and are now waiting for
snow 10 they can be sklddsd to the
river bank ready 10 be foated down
In the spring There has been no
SNOW vet, and the weather has been
ideal all fall for work In the timber.
While the drives next spring will
not he aa large as last spring, they
are larger than for many years past.
The palause River Lumber company
Of Pnlouse has 900, 900 fee, Of logs
ready for the drive next spring w.
Codd, Of ColfaK. has 1000 900 feet
contracted for, and L. T. AvcriI. Of
Elberton. has 100 900 feet. making
total for the three mills NJ TO- 600. -
0O0 feet This r. about 2 100. 900 feet
lees than last years drives.
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Potatoes uahblngl Native pota-
toes. tibOO0is 90. Yakima potatoes.
90 00u 20 90. brctr. h0WGbc per sack
carrots. per sack. 60c. sweet potatoes.
81 n per hundred pounds. tumatar
81 90 per box chill peppers. ii2a.
native onions. 81 90. fancy oregon
raullfinwerH. 81 90 per don lettuce.
'ac a dos turnipH. 50c per sack, rad
lshes loo. pumpkins. huie per b.
squash. 5icaGi 90 per 100. horse
rudlHhss. H., celery. zoe a don. gar
lie. Sc
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fruits

Green Fruit uohbingl-rlaek figs,
gi.lb boxes. 81 200 80. new daecs, : U
iae ismona. 1850, On; California
grapes. white ana black 7ao0ti 0oi
California murcat, Toe, ounces, 81 ~
per box. srunbcrriest ts00us %;
white cartoon hFs 10 Pkg boN. 81 e0i
cooking apples. 5Us0e a box fancy
red apples. 81 COZ ? 90. fancy Spleen
berg. 81 iou . 10. bananas. g. 0od ? 80:
prrriminons. 81 ooafi ss Japanese ur-
angvs. ssc per box nlvelH. 81 90. tam
Eaftnes. 81 lnug %
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SEATTLE inFoRMar,oa.

Secretary prosch 10 being kept
busy these days answering Eastern
letters requesting all kinds - infnr-
nation. principally concerning S.
attic'n Alaskan transportation faeiil-
ties. Seattle seems pretty well nxci
IN the minds 90 Eastern people as
the gateway 60 Alaska.
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GROWTH or MINES.

Mai " ]. Canton has just re-
turned from a short trip 20 the
miens Of Okhnogan. Ferry and siey-
ems counties. The major reports un-
activity in that section.
Plenty Of money iH IN circulation.
new mac hinsry IL being put Into the
mining industries. hoteis are crowd
cd. and much Eastern capital is
looking for Investment there. Loom
IL II a particularly lively burg about
his time
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Y. ~. e. d. LECTURES.

The Y NJ g. A. has three lectures
scheduled for this week. The frst
viii be tomorrow evening. by Rev.
W. w. q. Temple. I, will be on the
subject Of Peter. or Consccrated
Enthusiasm. Thursday evening.
Christian Socialism will he tho
title Of \ lecture given under the
auspices Of the sabisn society. A.
:. Burwell will. on Friday evening.
give tho fourth % the series OF prac
teal talks entitled The Essentials
for Success In business"
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n q GOVERNMENT GOODS
~ Nothing botter Tor tIsska,
VI VI timber country and hard
IL IL l.-s

VI VI timber cnnntrt and hart
" ora can he bought To do better service
Army cavalry trousers, s. rs pair:
special SINAI sises 80 and 80 waists.
s. q. rubber blankets and poncos,
from si25 up. Gen. Miles pattern
storm and C.oud weather hooded
coat, il50. buffalo fur oVercoats.
SIS each. ovcrcoats. Sl.5o 10 50, can
vas hoods, 75e each. chincilla head
and neck protectors. coo each. soft
black wool SLOUGH hats. zoe each;
heavy all-woOI flannel blouses. 81 to
s. each: heavy nil-wool flannel over
shirts. - each. dark navy blue I'M
dershlrts and drawers, 81 each can
vas overalls and jumpers. T5c suit.
army carblnes. cal. a.. Sc; prospect
Ing packs 81. grub bags. 25c. heavy
canvas leEglngs, pc Ia 81; army re-
volveiF. Remington patterns, $3.50
zach. cantceus. Poe each, mosquito
bars. 5oc; shelter tents. 1sc; army
buKlcs. s.. 500 sailors' ovcrcoats. at
s.. 10000 all-wool watch caps, at s5c /.
? OOo pairs all wool socks. at ijc:
100 pairs canvas legEings AT 75c; 200
new regulation white sailor suits, nj
$50: navy drawers 81 lanyaris, SIC,
all wool sweaters, 81. government
shoes. t32b
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ou,,et Cheese. Gsxs and Poultry

butter - Washington ereameties.
pound prints. soussc. Eastern Iowa
aud EiEin. z49ehc
Cheese Oobbingl-Sativr wash
lreton. t1ulte. Eastern. I.ai5r.
EKss tiobhtnsD strictly fresh
ranch. aef1,e, Eastern. yta2te
Honey White comb. ts44ite,
ilEht amber. iihdlge. strained. 5is
sfsr
Poultry Chickens. I've. i0giie.
i've turkeys itgIses ducks. Ise.
geese. i0ailr. live weight
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Joebiag QuststIons

The iobblug quotations today were
a. follows
Sugar Uobbtngl-Golden c. in bbis.
- & extra e. In hbls 1850. powder
Cd. g. 70. dry Ernnulated. $50. cube,
s. Is: spot easn prices.
Flour. etc. JabbinEl-Patent Ell
cellcut, 81 70. Novelty A. s. 10: star
thakcrsD. t2ss. Centennial. $50. Gold
Drop. t1ls. corn meal. yellow. 81. t0a
! g. 100 lbs In lob sacks. fi.st cwt
5n-lb sacks. corn meal. white. tl.e0a
! so per 100 lbs In l0-lh sacks 1850 Dbl
In ii-lb sacks buckwhcat hour. pure.
LOO per 20 lbs in s-lb sacks: crack
81 wheat. O. rs per 100 lbs in 10.
10 sacks. farina, o. 90 per 100 In Blu
sacks. t2ss per 100 lbs In i0-lh
sacks. steel cut oatmeal, $3.50 per
100 lba in io-ib sacks; graham -four
tl7s per 100 lbp In i0-lb sacks, whole
wheat four. 81 81 per 100 lbp In i0-lt
sacks. rye meal. f?i0 per 100 lbs In
io-ib sacks: rye -four. o. rs per 100 lbs
In io-lb sacks: split peas. i00-lb sacks
1900: split peas. "a 90 per loo lbs I'm
a5-ib boxes. mixed peas. 81 30 per 100
100 lbs IN sacks, 12.7j per cwt In
25-lb boxes. wheat fakes. Is IN
boxes. Mss: wheat fakes. $50 per
cese Of 50 Glib pkRa In bhla
.at0 80 he net, fancy rolled oat..
y lbs sacks. s. 60. cracked wheat,
q per Dbl in 6O-lb aackR: steel
cut oatmeal. 1850 per bbl in 80
ID sacks, graham hour, O. 20 per BIB
In so ID sacks whole wheat hour. q
per bhl IN 60-lb sacks. rye meal. g. Z.
per Dbl in bo-lb sacks: rye nour. u
per bhl: fancy rolled oats. so lbs net
in bbl-. N9S. fancy rolled oats. 90
racks, rfo. fancy rolled oats Der
case. 81 90.
Coffee Gobbirg)--Green - Mocha.
per III. 73a27c Java, per H. 23d26c
Costa Rica, thoice. per ID, 2ic.
Roasted a Iekle's, in ioo-lb cases
nor 100 lbs. AS. 60-lb cases, per 100
lbs. 81 s5. s6-lh cases. per 100 lbs,
Siip5; Java, 50-ib tins, per ID. 6hc
sack. sc: Alden Mocha, ZINC; Cara
cola. nc. Guatemala. 2ic; ground
coffee. i692Oc: Lion, zoos, Sll2b; COS,
tli rs.
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burned, ismitc, thilow, aA1ic. nne
AngoTa goat skins, each, 1heu5i 20,
mountain sheep, each. 2ba1bc. COW
taIIa. each. 2N2hc.
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Hay tiohblnsl Puget sound. PEI
ton. o.. 0oaite0. Eastern Washing
ton timothy tisoo. miHed. 81 %. al
faifa. tlg0a
oats Uobblnsb - Per ton. 80 0od
"a On
nariey--s,enm rolled. go 90. whole
1920
whole. - %. cracked. 80 90
feed meal. per ton. - %
Feed wheat. 10 % OF cake meal
tssoQ miAiinxs. I'll oaWsi o. bran
usoo. shorts. ti5=oo. chopped feed
80 po1 70 90 iaity chopped feed. SIC
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Seattle wheat Market.

wheat tcrporD-No club. zoe,
hluestvm, htAe No blucatem bIAo
milling No. ! club. b2c.
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Lumber sed ssilsins Ss,ersi.

r.cEs- No hr O. 20. rough ner-
chaniabln. o. %. fp~rehantahi~. g. %.
mixed rooring and mcrchantabls.
g. cost = flooring. g. %. W. ! cedar.
o. coo : %. common. per M ~ Oeus ~.
spruce logs. g % cedar single bolts.
o. oaI27s
F'if immbrr-Haurh. ia: thfsk
nrlshsd. surfaced ono ~ twa sides. >
tOsn ~ ine he's ~ iir. tt.dsd length
~ 20 ia feet special lengths. Zoe per
NJ extra. on. inch nuiFh tizdis. all
vertical gram. - per - extra floor
Ing. dressed and matched. tfTggl:
stock boards. s.inrh. ssdis io.inch.
o. s9Gts. isduch. tisglp fencing. Ne
Z or s-ineh flnish. o.. 40 J. g.. ' or
channel rustic u drnp siding. weight
]. 90 pounds tiigls nr timber. jolsta
and srau;ignEH. rough. O. .04ie. =
81 4. g. s09is as. fii5ii. boards.
i7.lnch and M. US
Washington Rcd cedar Lumber
Rough. -. bowel siding. weight. 200
lbs. itgIs q. ceiling. weights. Nos.
a. and 2. ngf emf frnmrtmhfrmhf
4. 2 ana s&.lnch. 500 lb-. Nos /. .
aad J. 1i-ineh. 100 lbs Gi1ds7. Nalna-
cofinK I1OQi4. rustic. ia;a1S. ~
shingles. 81 20. standard shingles.
81 10. isin~h nn'ah. u. II end 10 feet.
TIA a. u.ek finish. t2sGss cedar
squares :. :. y and 10 feet. iata30.
pickrts. ti2
Kiln irl~I. 81 In advance Of green.
drayare, zoe
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VESTS
Ale and Porter

on draught In first-class saloons or
delivered TO houses in bottles or fam.
lily kegs. Phone Bay 90.
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wood 1926 load. Tel. Seattle
Fuel Co.
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Fresh Meat UohbIngl--Caw bsef
e per NJ. steer beef. 5sc per 10
t riian. Wsth~r. ~ per 10 roft
T. per "a. veal. large y Ter 10. small
-
Provisions tiobbinEl-Har.. tsrr.
ishc. hams. small. i2se. brsakfax
bacon. he. dry saited sides. ~
Rev. sc
Lard OoShinrl--Hour made. Pc
10, 7sc white star. g.. Coin special
80; lard compound. tIerera. G.. Rev
sc
Fresh Fish J6hhlnsl - perch. 20
T. haiibut sUse cham salmon. 9aU
Founders. 1dic. anlsr 4Ilc. raek cod
toe shfimps. i00i2r. srn.lt. 90
g.. oysters. Olympia. seogts0 pei
sack o 20 per gallon. clans. o. 4
crabs. 81 IS. cooked. 81 csSi .. ling
cod. sgse black eud. s17c salt chin,
ook salmon. go 10 tierces Tor sneh
lnK purposes. kr herfinE. agte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-05

A FULL LINE of Heaters. cook
stoves and furniture Of every de-
scription at r. chapin'r. eth 4 Pike
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wAlnuts l94gitc. pecan. -. NJ.
ber's lie uofi she'll almonds. isG Ia
Hrasit nuts tedisr. hickory nuts
To-, cnrnanuis. sc prr ias. chrt,.
ruts is1ise, pine nuts. iar. siaci.
wainuiN o.
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PRUNING.

EXPERT PRUSER-Those having
joba needing attention. send word
10 Z. D. Nelson, care Star once.
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Buy acres. Moore Invest. co.
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Attorneys Tor flalntiW.
once and postoffire address
Rooms 46-4s Boston Block, Seattle
Washington.
Date Of first publication. Novem-
Der Fl. 1899.
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TUE PUGET SOUND RATIONAL BANK
or HEATTLE
Shpiisi stock p.id In .sszs 80
ssf tlas sssssstss. tn.SoS
ss.s k.Ith .ssssssFssss ...ss lft9shs
y v NnHsnr -. tssrt. .ssss.s. GstbtV
CoTfvs Dand.hth IN All tie Drnupat eitiss
Ia The CEitsd States and Europe
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-05-05

This is an authorized interview
given by Admiral Dewey to the
Manila correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press:
II wouldn't accept the nom
ination for the presidency. I
desire no political Office because
| am untitled by education and
training. am grateful for the
the sentiment of the American
people and desire to retire in
peace in old age. ''The navy is
one profession and politics is an
other. / am too old to learn q
new profession.
II have no political associates
and my health could never stand
the strain of q canvass.
II have been repeatedly ap-
preached by politicians, but re-
fused to consider any propos-
ition.
Il desire to see no change in
the present administration.
sThis is final.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-05-05

See what J. S. Farley has to
say in his advertisement this
week.
Helms Neuenberg & Co. can
save you money on paint. Try
them.
Mrs. Bell cordially invites the
embers and friends of the
ladies aid society to meet at her
home Thursday afternoon May
11th.
Mr.. Albert Koepke of Grant
Center left yesterday for a two
or three weeks visit with friends
in Milwaukee and northern Wis
sonSin
The clerk of courts has issued
a marriage license to Mr.. Charles
Sartf and Miss Daisy Cummins
of Twin Brooks, the daughter of
the Z. b. minister at that place.
A party of ladies numbering
II gathered at the home of Mrs.
Ed. Healy Monday afternoon and
celebrated May day in a very
appropriate manner. Growing
the "May Queen (?) was one of
the many pleasant features of
the hour.
Rev G. E. Hager, of Mitchell,
superintendent of the Inter
State Chautauqua at Big Stone
lake, and Henry Noble, Of Aber-
deem, Of theexecutive committee,
were in town yesterday on their
way to Big Stone to make ar
rangements for the chautauqua
gathering in July. This event
will be one Of the most interest
ing gatherings ever held in the
northwest, an array of talent
having been secured that will
make the meetings a delightful
source of Entertainment and in
struction.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-05-05
Notice

From the Board of Health of
the city of Milbank, S. D.
Notice is hereby given to all
owners, agents or occupants of
premises within the city Of Mil
bank, S. D., that all manure
heaps, garbage, filth, decaying
matter and rubbish of all kinds
must be removed from within
the city limits within seven (7
days from the publication of this
notice. The board advises that
as a matter Of health to the occu-
pants Of the buildings, that all
decayed or decaying vegetables
be removed from cellars and de-
stroyed or removed with gar
bage, and that all privy vaults,
cesspoolsa and drains be thorough
" disinfected.
The board advises the use of
chloride of lime, wood ashes, cop
peras, for disinfectants, all of
which can be procured at a
trifiing cost.
The board hopes and expects
that each citizen will take suffi-
cient interest and pride in the
health Of the city to second its
efforts for the maintenance ofthe
health and cleanliness of the city
and that it will be unnecessary
to be compelled TO resort to the
penal provisions of the health or
dinance, but FAIR WARNING is
hereby given that unless this
noticeis promptly complied with,
the ordinance will be strictly en-
forced.
By order of Board of Health.
JAMES O'READY,
ROBERT L. NICHoL, President.
Secretary.
Dated Milbank, S D., May 3, 1899.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-05-05

No successful mar is crank.
Look over the cranks of your ac-
quaintance, and you will be sur
prised to notice that not one
Of them ever does anything well.
They are not prominent citi-
zens; they do nothing for the
general good. A crank who is a
lawyer is not a good lawyer; a
crank is ususlly a crank because
he is a failure. After demon
strating that he lacks ordinary
common sense crank pretends
he knows everything and that
other people do not know any
thing; that society has learned
nothing from experience, and
that the world should be
turned upside down to accept
some of his untried theories. If
you can avoid being crank
you'd better do it.
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The best gasoline stoves at
Wood Bros.

Ortonville Journal:-Mr. and
Mrs. Theo. Harrington met with
quite a painful accident on Sun
day last. While returning from
Milbank their horse became
frightened at some cattle which
their dog had chased up on the
railroad above where they were
driving. The horse made q
vicious lunge sideways and
threw them from the buggy.
They both sustained quite pain
full injuries but fortunately no
bones were broken. Mr.. Far
rington clung to the lines and
stopped the horse after being
dragged head first over plowed
ground for about two hundred
feet.
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A full line of
GROCERIES
FISHER & PHELAN'S
a +


The grand lodge A. @. Z. w.
will meet at Redtield on Tuesday
May 9th. Security lodge Of this
city will be represented by A. T.
Horton. The meeting will be the
largest held in the state since the
North Dakota lodges were set
off into a grand jurisdiction.
Thereare lis subordinate lodges
each entitled to a representative,
and, besides the grand lodge Off
GERS and members Of committees,
there will be- considerable mum
Der of visitors from different
parts Of the state who have taken
the grand lodge degree and are
entitled to sit in the grand lodge.
The total number of votes in the
lodge will be 10, 400, which rep
resents the number of mem
bers in the state at the end of
1898. The largest number of
votes to be cast by any one rep
resentative will be 600, by NJ.
Cox of Sioux Falls. The next
highest will be 649, which is the
number of members Aberdeen
lodge had December 31st.
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Are You Going Abroad.

If you contemplate trip to
Europe during the summer,
please remem Der that any ticket
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul R'y can furnish you
rates, tickets and up-to date in
formation, as well as reserve
berths on ocean steamers-all
lines in advance of sailing.
GEO. II. HEAFFoRD, Gen. Pass.
Agt., Old Colony Building,
Chicago, Ill.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-05-05

A travelling man who has visit
edalmost every toWnin the state,
says that every place in which
he has been, the signs Of develop
ment and Improvement are
noticeable. What has become of
the destitution and desolation
which the gold standard was to
bring upon the people.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-05-05

State Auditor J. d. Reeves
was recently married to Miss
Bell Taubman, the lady who a
few years ago was the populist
candidate for state superinten-
dent Of public instruction, and u
sister of E. T. Taubman the law
yer of Aberdeen.
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Free Lectures.

Prof. Binks, the English Phren-
ologist will lecture in the court
house, Monday evening, May s,
on the "Evolution of a Gentle
man. Lecture commences at
O'Clock. Everybody invited to
hear something good. Admis
sion free.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-05-05

Prof. H. j. Rock, who was a
number of years ago principal Of
the Big Stone City schools, but
who has been studying medicine
at a Chicago medical school, is
engaged for the summer with G.
G. Burnette in the insurance
business at Aberdeen.