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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14

ATTENTION. LIFN NGENFS-ho You
ronavgl b'sis9 The Kansas MUTUAL lito
ot Topeka. kan, VIII give You hell'I
terms Tor he next thirty days Than any
old line compapN in this state. Address
company or T. Halt, E,gln, Texas, man,
agcr II agooclcs -
FOR SALE The furniture aud lease of
Hfty room brck hotel I'm town or luto'
inhabitants. the only s. per day ho I'll
in town; good money makcr, Adar'S,
dl.a ms oihec. : -
FOR SALE Barber shop with or without
the best business property in the town
of Alvin, comprising three stores c. r.
TIGUTTEN- ROOM HOTEL in Yoakuu, an
furnished doing good business, on best
hotel corner yu city. viii sell building or
furniture and rent building Mrs J. w.
Meyers Noakum, Texas 10
RICE PROPOSITION 200 acres land
worth SO per aero, market price, Wu-ch
wish 30 put In with party who can FUR
nlsh about $1,000 20 develop land 10y we'll
irrigation, c. y, Stevens, Liberty Texas.
FOR SALE Complete butcher OUTFIT cheap.
egoa Fannin. -
FOR wilson's Livery stable entire
stock except hacks; can show a pront
rlch month hut my fathers health re
guircs my attention II you are able 20
buy, Investigate II. $. II. Wilson. Mgr. II
NCVICE u oner nv entire stock Of boots,
shoes. hats and furnishing goods in the
town 81 Brenham Texas, Tor sale, stock
consists OF now and fresh goods and ll
voices about $1,000; 10 cash buyers VIII
make Inducements. Address i. u. BOX
9l Houston ToNas. rs
$40 WILL BUY AN established wholesale
and retail business doing cash business
$1,000 go $500 mon-hly; other business IN
tcrest Compells me "a sell Immediately,
Address Lock Box Oh. -
PARTNER lu real estate business who
rgn furnish 500: othcc man preferred.
/ W 1905 Texas avenue 10
/ FOR SALE or exchange for drugs or mer-
rlaudlsc SB2 acres uuimproNed fruit land
rcar rallroad. Address Box 12l. Palrs.
4 tine. Texas II
/ TOR SALE Restaurant well equipped with
several rooms upstairs; good prosperous
/ town la rice belt. Address AooD, this Of.
/ hcc. ~
/ FOR SALE OR RENT-The Houston
/ Heights Woodworking plant; two'story
/ brlck building, G5XiOo feet, fully
equipped with machinery; side track. city
/ water etc o. NJ. Carter, 30 Main St.
Houston. "
I For SALE-On account OF health the
Me XauthoS confectionery and fruit
store, COS Main street best location, hne
business or ablished: for any Information
luoulre Of any OF the best wholesale com.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14

WANTEn-s situation BY gonng man eapa.
bie ~ holding responsible position,
twelve years experience as manager, npor
walker. salesman aud hookkeeper 10 meI'
camille business; gilt edge reference. AZ,
dress 4O05. this ofhce, -
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EDUCATIONAL.

Z NSroN BRANCH Western Conservs
hns'c Mrs. Huckahee intersiate
d.. ." niano department MSson
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OIL STOCKS.


mr.. LANDS FOR SALE IN the Saratoga
gcid Hardln county from i.l6 Of an acre
mn. Write for particulars to
HENRY MAIMGREN, y
"a HOUSTON. TEXAS,
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NTHERS READ POST
" Want Ads. Do you?
FOR SALE.

tok SALE One fourhorsc power EaS0Ilnc
engine, good as new, run about four
months. Address Lock Box lSl. Naeog.
doches. Texas. ~
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FOR RENT rwa.Story seven room houSe
Inquire l.oS Jacks, u. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14

NCVICE-l oner nv entire stock Of boots,
shoes. hats and furnishing goods in the
town 81 Brenham, Texas Tor sale stock
voices about $1,000: 10 cash buyers viii
make Inducements. Address i. q. BOX
NJ IInL.tmm. INNns. is
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FHILpRESS a TAYLOR. Cotton FIX
change huiding write insurance against
cyclones, toruador, and olhcr wmd
storms Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-14

HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE. 90 Main
street. controls ulneteuths OF all unsold
Houston Heights lots. our prices ARE
lowest and terms the best TO be had
JOHN A. MlLRON, agent n
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FOR RENT.

OK RENT My sM-rcom tyvo.Story resi-.
Gene, with improvements. on corucr
l",WS SOUTH best pact of town. on best
car Enc; nH=hhors an owners: no small
children. Address ti9G, this office II
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGFNTS WANTED Well acquainted with
the Gin nnd mill supply trade of the
south. 10 solicit the trade for well eS
tabished speciality, ON q very liberal COM
mission basis Address with stamp Saw
ipll. SOC Main street. Dallas. Texas -
GFNTIENANIY salesi~-- wau'ed 10 So
lirit subscriptions fur Stu,K IN Rookkeep
crs' Land and Cattle Co. small monthly
paymcnts: large profits, send for Illus
tratcd booklet. {. Messcryc, G. L. 4,
Sec. Emporia Kan. IA
WANTED Two good portrait solicitors;
money advanced &C. paw expenses; none
i,nt intsiIieeut energetic men need ap-
ply C. r. Anderson \ Co, BIZ Elm
street, Dallas. Texas. 10
TIE TRAVELLERS insurance Company
wants n local agent for Houston To sell
life. accident and heath policies make
application In writing TO VIM, A. Hunter
l0i5ip Congress avenue. Is
AGENTS make SO daily selling the cheap
est and most perfect Water Filter ever
invented. Retaiis nj Sl.N Big proht
Exclusive territory. Seneca Filter Co.
Seneca, No. u
i.rTJABIE lnstlers Tor Home Light Gas
Manufacturing Co, make 500 per month
Write Monroe Chapman. san Antonio. 10
TIFF INSURANCE AGENTS DO YOU
want q watch? I give with every 5000
application the celebrated Hartford II e
watch" free; splendid time keeper:
agents wanted everywhere. W. n. Pat
tcrson, manager. Dallas, Texas n
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W J. Townsend. Attorney a. Law sud
r,enc,l collection Agent President Angc-
lima CAVITY National Rank, Lufkin' fe1ss,
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SITUATION Is engineer aud general TO
pair man; good references given. J. a.
Patton, Crowley, La W
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ANY ONE Who does NOT Know Our phons
UarF please make note. 10 Is 400
S c1ss.segss.en Plumhlug aad Mfg Co, u
nnst,cul 'AFHY- Clark & Clark, grad.
SnS American School Of OSteopathy.
Nsgar FOUNDER. Downtown offices 32i 322
scs SWu sioek; treatment NJ residence or
lin nelhesday and saturday afternoons.
800 lamar avenue, new phone $50. II
~ hutCHlNS. NaVasotn. Texas. man
ecse1ates a salve that VIII cure tetter,
klnSuN ringWorm or old sores Of any
sps price ~ per box, apy one arylng
ooA 81 this sAlve not uehehted.
heS refunded Write for Testimonials.
Te362
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'TSELL THE PEOPLE
4 what you want.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

CHOICE LOTS on Chartrcs street SJtI
each; four lots on Ia Branch street ON
ear nuS 5000; T6Ni2a corner, one block
OF Crawford street, Si1oQ; two aud one
half lots on Carolhc street SlNO; one
choice lot Caroline sttect, SG'5. three
handsome homes on Austin street ut bar.
or see us.
Norncct \ Brooks
2.1DO3 M Rug Bldg
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ATTENTION. LIFD AGENTS-no YOU
want q contract direct With company on
renewal hnsis9 The Kansas MUTUAL LIE
or Topeka. kan wilt give you better
trrms Tor the next thirty days thnu any
old line company In this state Address
company or T. Halt E,gln Texas, man.
,e,,r If sroucics 20
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WANTRD- Situation by German man as
gardener. located IL Houston Addres<
Mir. KaniStrs. 80 and Q. East Side, Gal.
weston. Texas, ~
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ATToRNeYs olREoToRY.

~" " ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CROCKETT. TENAS.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-23
Wanted

..ut socout.Hlud furniture ai .... street second Hand Store. oppo V. .lrI lf Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-23

into the treasures oi the snow which | have reserved against the time oi trouble lthe panic Of 'es-9il against the day of bittle and war.r lwith Spain. By what way is the light parted which scattereth the east wind upon the earth. Job. SS; 2s-sl.
 And in Pctcr, i;4, this reserved iu- heritance is again promised. Soscience and theology bear each other out n showing that Alaska will again revert to an earthly paradise.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-23

Now that lt Is certain that Judge Nov's is to step down and out either vclun1oT ily or otherwise, it Is hInted that li Judge Brown desires a transfer Co the Nome di vision he can have the unanimous endorse ment of the members of the two list gTand iuties empanslsI in his OWL eour,' bu' it Is not believed that he desires anything of the kind. d.-KetchIkan Journal,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-23
MINlSGLORt
Aboat Which Prospectors aro oftc0
 histaireu.

A quartz location is ,egl even .' as . tIc, Che locator Joe, DO, stake thrcll .u., parallel A,u,s-oGsnt location ar. howe ever. ceme within On, enj lines w.th b'' lc-l'oa lui by care .n mixing his 'r,a- Ton s.tur- . v..t -lim n t1e Co'.' td.t the hr>t lo,s'o- had -..aeol'.v H- cl1t-i. A su,>sVaen, la-s'o' -n m. '' bis uc.tioa get any rsh; Co ,hs r.r'taE lo!- heated ey Che Grst ic,a,or Wtlntu- dimes of th.t l,i'o- even f tre c.- lines ore n-. ,ttileI rIr.llrL
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-23

.. IS ,7 porcelain tubs at the rr.reir .o.Ite e. s. barracks.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-23
C0nnsD EIie1l ali InIana! Tganllt ilI EIeH unOUI,

Consisting Of cucurA Sceanse scales and soften tho
 ng inflammation and irnt RIsoLyr cool and cleanse ue blood hair when an cso
 world An about Che sn scalp and Hair post feo African Depot; LENNON rD Cape Town DRuoA Sole Props, Boston. UsA
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-23
NOT REPORIfD
Copper River Liner evsral Days
 Ovcrduu.

Seltlls. Jsn. 10. Steamer Ehhu Thompson Shoul1 have reached port Su'- tlv from Valdes. She probably run Into the storms encountered by the Colt3ge City, but further north.
 The Thompson was 10 sail from Nlldss on the return voyage January }. Other wise she was to slil about January g.
 The Thompson will bring Nome ad' vices sent up the Yukon and overland from Eagle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-23
WANT COUNTY JUDGE
Atliu Board of Trade Petitions Gov
 srumont.

Tn. appointment of County Court Judge, who should be reSiisn, ln the i.,' trict, hos been rep=atei,v urged bv lnr A,iin Boari oi Tr1de.
 The absence oi serious trime' under me circumstances, IS no evii-nce oi tne "hole- some respect ,h4t ob.ius t,r Canadian and British law art ia,.i1e gs0c.l.i'' oo1 dso ply, high tribute u 'he ioie-u'y and law a5iiIng instincts of ihe mm l- aitv
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-23
FURS

Mons iur coats, caps, gloves, mitts, robes. rugs, oi an kinds and qualities, mounted heads, such as moose, sheep, goat and bsar.
 A full Hoe ot ladies urs to suit Che most iastidious tasto, as well as the more conservative dispositions. Ladies and men's turs repai1cd. Fancy rugs of an descriptions made to order, also fur dressing aud head mounting. High est price paid for game heads and raw turs.
 Agent for New York Geological Gar den. Live heep loyis montanal and glacier bear wanted.
 Chas. R.. Winter
 Furricr Broadway Between 3d and ilh
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-23
'FlFTli AVENUE HOTEL
DINING ROOM
DAILY MENU
opeu gor visitor. and eoests-

Sreskfast- -7:So to 10, eousists Of fruit mush, s,oak, chops or bacon and eggs, c'c, hot cakes and coffee or ten.
 Lunch -l2'ao to i;70 consists Of soup, fish, hot bread. cntrce, cold meat or hot roast beef, yego,ables de- sert and eofce or ten, Dinner 5;So to 7,Oo, consists Of rcl- ishcs, soup, fish, salads, entrees. chicken or roasts, vegetables, des- ssrt. crackers and cheese, and cOhee or tea.
 soc. PER MEAL Special terms by week or month.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-23
Aemiui,,rator'. Final Account

N 1IW COURT or THE U. S COM missioner and cN-o9c.1 Probate lUds cr Alaska. at SSagvay. m -.-sstltc of John uisiop. ,nIce l5 hereby ar,1 Go al whom . ray concern. thlt I W. Yolus admin t.J.o. of thc cs,ate or John iusor H.c,as,d. H1s d.ci u thH court h. U.aI account as such administrators Uat Che slmc w.I come ou for b and settlement at my office Ir tls %. Ss3gygay on che .st day ot 'n. I.c. 1t Che hour of 2 o'clock % nd. Dated ,h.s aJh day of November. iaH
 J j. ROGERS e. s Commissioner and SN.oile.o uate Judge.
 einc watch rcpairns at P. P. Kern .s
 =
 s. IS t1 porcelain tlbs at lhc Hrr..r ao.te Q. s. barracks
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-23
sEArrLE AanNcY.

Hotel Northern News stand. Northern Hotel. First strcet seattle. Wash.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-23
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific Arctic Railway and Navigation Company British Columbia Yukon Railway Company British Yukon Railway Company.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-23

terms by week or month.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-23
ADVERTISED iEUtRS
seran,niu= Unealsd For Tn Sta=-
 gay Poatsso- Jan.2i.

-ilrn>t. .t, iv-r Beatty, john .siter. William thrN, Emmi C. Cnlmc,f-. Nellie CIHt, N-s F. O. Gumn William CHc,,al. laS WeiJ-r,,rom. V. |. Wo.--u. G.R.
 Nj.jsros Quite, Ei. l.>omr. C. g. Sing James L'ac..n, Ms, B. r. NlInsl.,, Fred Nose, Nt'vs M.niy. J.Seyh D. D. Nelson. Frank .O'C9ane,s. Mrs. R. Plr.I, B
 Roy. Ate,on o1'l,, [. R. Willis, wv Sp1.lu-.r Gcan-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-11-14
STRIPED ALBATROSS FOR WAISTS,

OIHIPED AIDHINUDD IUN MhIOID
The sale on these goods this has been simply
phenomenal. We are showing an exquisite line
SPECIALLY PRICED AT 55c
in all the popular coorngs that have heretofore sold
at 75c yard. We suggest you see them at once.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-06-28

4 Chicagonn had been taken around
Boston all day to observe her bulwarks
but had failed to exhibit any of thos.
symptoms of paralysis which are nc
ccptablc to the Bostoninn mind.
"Now. confess" said the Bostoniar
host after the burden ana heat of the
day. "isn't Boston unique town."
"Uniquc?" unused the Wcsterncr. 81
believe that word IL derived from two
Latin words-unus, one, and equus
horse. think Boston Is uniqu,
town."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-06-28
PECULIAR FISH FOUND IN CHINA
Appears TO BE Equally at Home In Mud
ns IN Water.

Appears TO BE Equally at Home In Mud
as in Water.
At one of the many creeks that iake
u network of the district round the
mouths of the Canton river, and which
form the harbor of Macao, an odd fish
ing industry Is carried on by the poor
est class of Chinese. Like the other
branches of the Canton river, this
creek brings down an enormous
amount of matter In suspension, which
Is gradually but surely illing up the
harbor. At low water large expanscs
of mudhat are uncovered. There are
miles of It, of a yellowish-browh tint.
consisting of the soil Of the country
which the river traverses. This mud,
by the way, is Of marketable value,
great quantities being dredged up by
native mudboats and used at Macao
and Hongkong for cement making,
says the London Science Gossip.
These. mudfiats are the home of n
species of goby of the genius "Bolcoph.
thnlmus," very nearly allied to the 30
called walking fish. "Periophthalmus."
They are, like the mud. of yellowish-
brown color, notified with darker
brown and spotted with a few bright
blue markings Oh the upper part Of
the body and dorsal and tail fins. These
gobics. like their allies, are soft-skin-
ned fish. with exceedingly small scales.
and average about five inches in length.
The eyes are very close together, ANA
on the top of the head.
When the tide Is out these fish lie on
the surface of the mud in vast num-
bcrs. sometimes taking series OF Ill
tie jumps like frog. and ut others
moving slowly by the aid of their ins.
which they use like the ilippcrs of Il
seal or walrus, so that they appear as
II walking. When disturbed they hur.
row vertically into the mud. If in
water they lie Oh the bottom, seldom
rising much above 1t. They have II
habit of raising and depressing the
dorsal fins, especially when chasing one
another. This goby is very fond of
| climbing Oh to u stone or mangrovc
stem. right out Of the water. where it
/ VIII SIuN IoE u llih'.
| When the tide Is on the ebb one
meets motley crew of old AMI young.
| decrepit and ablc-bodied mud fishers,
going to the tidal flats with their mud
boards on their heads or shoulders,
armed with baskets. pots and pans of
every description. Some of the slcdgcs
have box nailed on them to act both
rs handle bar and a receptacle for the
fish. a woman will even fish with n
child strapped on her back, in the usual
Chinese fashion. These poorer people
do not eat the fish themselves. but sell
them mt about 20 cents per catty: that
Is. about > pence for one and Il ;hiroi
pounds--and 1t takes many of the fish
to weigh a pound. This fish has many
enemies besides the Chinese. Hcrons
of several species. and even the kites
and no doubt other birds are always
on the watch for It. II must be very
prolific. as the numbers do not seem 10
decrease. and 1t Is In season as far as
Chinese ideas go. all the year round
but then anything "chow.able" Is In
season with Chlnaman.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-06-28
Why Old Flats aud Houses Don't Rent

Why Old Flats aud Houses Don't Rent.
Real estate men and owners should
not overlook the fact that the Lake
View Gas Fixture Company, 23S Lin.
coin avenue, Telephone North 78S, re-
finish OLD chandeliers baking them
equal to Esw at very small cost. In
many cases arter expanding money for
calcimining or papering, the chandeliers
are left In the same dirty. fy-specked
condition as before, and are not In
keeping with the new decorations.
thereby spelling that which has been
done. when at very small cost the
chandeliers. brackets, etc., can be re-
finished equal to new. We refinish In
all the latest cOlOrs, such as polished
brass. gilt. rich gilt, old copper, polish.
cd copper. oxidized copper, silver and
gold.
We are also makers Of Q hne line OF
gas fixtures at prices to suit the times.
Call up North 78S. Our agent viii
call and estimate.
LAKE VIEW GAS FIXTURE co..
- kA>ssln svsauA ohesaeA
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-06-28

There are certain words one never
meets except in description of Il wed.
ding. or some other society event, and
we hate every one of them.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-06-28

A garden isn't real old-fashioned un.
less you can go into II ut any time of
the year and come back eating some.
thing.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-06-28

The more Il man knows that should
be forgotten the better his memory Is.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-21
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Official alPrOceedingsO Of the Board
of County COmmissiOncrs Of
Grant County, s. ID.
February II, 1902

Board of county commissioners met
in special session pursuant to call OF
county auditor.
The following named members were
present: George Mitchell, chairman.
John o. Nelson, Julius Fenner and
the auditor as clerk.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose of taking action on the bond of
Anton Foss as official abstractor and
to hear petition asking for the priv
ilege of access to the Office of the reg
ister's Office to do such work as is
necessary to keep up bonds and work
as such abstractor.
On motion, carried, the said bond
in the penal sum of $4,000 was approved
and ordered recorded in Office of reg
lister of deeds.
Satisfactory arrangements were
made for access to the records.
The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid.
George Mitchell. per diem and milsage.s sso
Juliue Fenner :. SO
Bond of George Egrmayer in the
penal sum of $500 as text book de-
pository was approved.
No further business taken up at this
time. On motion, board adjourned.
J. e. TRURAN,
County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-21

bathers at once. Sea lions, and some
times whales, are seen in the distance.
Long Beach is largely city of cot
tages OF various styles of architecture,
hardly any two buildings alike, but
most of them have all modern con-
veniences-gas, electric lights, city
water and sewerage. Gas is used for
heating and cooking. Frost is never
known here and flowers grow in great
profu sion. All kinds of green vege-
tables are delivered daily at our door
by the Cinnamon.
We had the pleasure of visit from
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Q. Thayer last week.
j. Q. is getting to be a regular Cali
fornian, and needless to say, he is
pleased with the country. He was
telling us of couple of old men in
his neighborhood, eighty-five and
ninety years old, that took sick last
fall and were two months dying, and
at one time they were doubtful If they
would be successful. 1 shook hands
with q man the other day, that had
lived in three centuries. He is now
we'll and hearty.
[ am pleased to say that my health
is now improving and l hope by the
first of April to be in my usual good
health. We shall all be glad to re-
turn to South Dakota where we can
again hear the gentle breezes come
whistling round the corners.
j. G.. WOOD.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-21
TEETH. DR.. Vosburgh in
Milbank March 1st at St. Hubert,
and at Twin Brooks March 3.

James Brannon has construct
ed high trollyway from the
railroad side track to his ice
house, and is filing the latter
with ice from Big Stone lake.
Cards have been sent out an
nouncing the celebration of the
Goth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Harper
at their home in kilborn on the
25th inst.
The team of Foresters of the
Milbank camp under com mand
Captain Bleser have accepted an
invitation to go to Albee on the
25th inst. and initiate class OF
q into the mysteries of wood
craft.
Sheriff Crawford left yester.
day for Plankinton, taking to the
reform school a fourteen year.
old girl from Big Stone City,
named Lillian Nutter, who had
been found incorrigible.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-21
List your Land for Sale with
Gamble & Fuller.
Fire.

Fire.
The fire alarm was sounded
last Monday night about 10
o'clock when w. j. Weddell dis.
covered the plaster on the ceiling
over his restaurant kitchen fall
ing down and smoke and fire
ngthrough. While the alarm
was being given and the hose
carts being brought to the scene
the bucket brigade we're actively
at work in DR.. Kriesel's Office,
where the fire started, and pretty
well had the blaze smothered
when the hose came and finished
the work. The fire had evidently
been started from the stove in
the doctors Office, which had
been left with good fire in it, as
the wood work on the walls and
floor gave evidence of this. 1t
was very fortunate that the fire
occurred while there was some
body around the building, had it
got much further advantage it
might have been difficult to have
checked it before the building
had been destroyed. AS it was
smoke was pouring out of every
opening in the upper part of the
building, but as little draft was
given the fire it was soon under
check. The principal damage
resulting was to the instruments
and other effects of DR.. Kriesel,
which amounted to several
hundred dollars, while the build
ing was also damaged to 500
or $3.50, both Of which losses are
fully covered by insurance. Mr..
Weddell also suffered quite a loss
and great inconvenience by the
disaster.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-02-21
Auction .

We will offer for sale at public
auction at the lots south of the
hotel st. Hubert, on Saturday,
March 9th, at 2 O clock p. M, the
following: Seven work horses;
four lumber wagons; four sets
work harness; two grain drills;
two grain binders; one corn
binder; two corn cultivators; one
corn planter; four plows and
other articles.
Terms-Al sums under ten
dollars, cash; over ten dollars,
bankable paper due October 1,
1902, interest z per cent. Should
stormy weather prevent sale on
Saturday, sale will take place
Monday.
MALSED & HEBERT.