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season III Red Saunders peta and
other Critters with Mcclure-Phillps
as publishers. Rcd and his friends
collected at different times goat,
pig, "A python, an eagle, a bCbcat,
deer and bear, to mention only q few
OF the critters" Every one of these
"animles" developed mithprovoking
characteristics. even down to the much
abused pig; ana their antics furnish
Red just the material he most relishes
for his breezy, purgently- worded yarns
Lady Betty Across the Water by
c. n. and A. NJ. Williamson, authors
OF MY Friend the Chauffeur" "The
Lightning Conductor etc. IN published
by Mcclure Phillips. The willie msons
have chosen the United States for their
setting, ana have written a novel with
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-" 'ah WIN hoe VINO Nfote 'Si
Mrs Fiske having arpeared in the
New York Casino San Francisco bene-
III. at which she played the last act
OF Becky sharp" desired to give
something out of the regular dramatic
line at the Metropolitan Opera House
benefit, which. owing to the great
number Of volunteers and the time in
volved IN a multitude Of appearances
necessarily would give very snort
period to each participant. Her Sec
retary was instructed to address Ed
win Markham, who was asked for an
original poem that she might read.
Mr., Markham, who is a Californian
responded IN a letter In which he said.
Il should certainly be happy to do
anything for Mrs. Fiske but when her
request comes weighted with the NOR
tai need OF the stricken city it be-
comes royal decree. ! consider It
an honor to have her interpret any
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FOUL BREATH
You Continually Khawk and Spit and Thore is Constant
Drppn8 From he Nose Into the Throat, II You Have
Foul SickoDm8 Breath, Thai Is Catarrh.
CURED THROUGH TIE BLOOD BY g.R.B

Gs your breath f1m2 J. your voice
HUSKY" W. yHut nose 2toppt1t DO yuu
3uorc at nl.htf DO Won gneeze a. great
doals DO you have iroqucr, pains ln the
forthQ.de DO y5u have pains across ,hc
eySs2 Are sou lDsiDG your srrsc % smell
Is thcIe "a dropping IA The throOt' Afo
you losing your sense ci tJntot Are you
gradually getting deaf? DO YOU hear buzz
zirq suuuds2 Du you havo ringing IN the
clrs? DO you sr1er wi,h nausea OF tho
atcmache l1 there a constant bad tus,s
In The mouth DO YOU hay. hacking
,m1gh2 DO ycu cough 81 night; De son
take cgit e1sliyH " so, you Rave catarrl.
Catarrh Is uot only dangerous In this
way, but q causes glcoia lions, death and
d5tsy ~ bones, loss Of thinking iinc rtN-
soulnc power KITS AMBITION ANA cnslEy.
often cnusss loss ~ gppc'l'D lud,p estcu.
dyepengiI. g,y lhroat ard rcacasF 20 hou-
crai debility ,iilcy and irsar.ty IL ueeus
attention once Cure u by taking 10
taric Blood A1lm CB BB.l. II ~ It quick
rudlcal pegmHHcn, ciiTs hccauso {; Iiis
The yatpm Of the poifsu germs ia1i
cause ,atnlrl Hiond 3alm ~ UH3 tul
ncs the blood does away WIN even
symgt0u, glv.ds slr-Dstii Is 80 enuro
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CRAVEl. CURED


4 healthier, heartier, happier nan Than
John ]. Noill. Of 2l37 North sth ST., phile-
delphia, oould not be found in days search.
Tho fact that hc Is still alive Is a oonstan.
wonder 10 his friends.
Several years ago he began 60 7rfcf in
deacrbablc misercs from stonoin iba blA1-
dor. An eminent physician 10 Philadelphia
told him that nsurgical operation ives nee
cssary. SO much did no dread tho res Il,
for If unsuccessful it meant death. llat he
put on tho evil day az long as possible.
While in this franc Of mind, he hoard "
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poEMs EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW.
THE AVERAGE MAN.

The average man is the man OF the mill,
The man Of the valley, or man of the hill.
The man at the throttle the man at the plow--
The man with the sweat o his toll on his brow,
Who brings into being the dreams OF the few,
Who works for himself and for me and for YOU
There is not a purpose, project or plan
But rests Oh the strength OF the average man.
The growth OF city, the might Of land,
Depend on the fruit of the toll OF his hand
The road or the wall, or the mill or the mart
Call daily to him that he furnish his part;
The pride of the great and the hope OF the low
The toll of the tide it GIBBS to and fro,
The reach Of the rails andthe countries they span
Tell what is the trust in the average man.
The man who, perchance. thinks he Iabors alone,
The who stands out between hovel and throne
The man who gives freely his brain and his brawn
Is the man that the world has been building upon.
The clang OF the hammer, the sweep of the saw
The flash Of the forgethey have strengthened the law,
They have rebuilt the realms that the overran
They have shown us the worth Of the average man.
So here's to the average man-to the
Who has abored unknown on the tasks he has done,
Who has met as they all the problems Of life
Who has helped lis to win in the and the strife
He has bent to his toll thinking neither OF fame
Nor OF tribute, honor, nor prize, nor acclaim
In the forefront of progress since progress began
Here's health and hail to the average man.
Chicago Tribune.
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lines Of mine, however few MI,
Markham later sent the poem entitled
san Francisco Desolate," which Mrs.
Fiske recited at the benefit. The open
Ing lines are as follows
\ groan of earth in labor-pam
Her ancient agony and strain;
\ trembling on tie granite floors.
A heaYe OF seas, a wrench of shores.
a crash of walls a moan of lips
a terror on the towers and ships:
Torn streets, where men and ghosts 20
by;
Whlrled smoke mushrooming on the
sky:
Roofs, turrets. domes with one acclaim
Turned softly TO a bloom OF flame,
4 mock of kingly scarlet blown
Round shrleking timber. tottering
stones
\ thousand dreams OF JOY. Of power
Gone IN the splendor Of an hour,
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IN THE VALLEY.

Down in the valley
The violets in the dew
An the lilies noddin'
In the shadows an beams;
Amt bright spring mornin'
A holiday to you,
Down in the valley, where the bird sings:
Down in the valley
Songs of rippled streams,
Love a-smn' at you
In the shadows an bleams:
Amt bright spring mornin'
A rosy time for dreams,
Down in the valley, where the birds sing?
Atlantic Constitu
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JOHN j. AND ALBERT MCLELLA AN.
Lake Organst and His Little brotier

OF This happy twain Is ohn D.
made him
of particularly his hands Even
this ready for majestic sweep across
fondy holds the hand OF
, poongs aud preserves some deep
rich and the Tabernacle This pic
different but more SUD-
stanta when Payson boosted OF us infant musical
rtod,ey az il now pdcs renowned
,o,ae !st IN the uaid Globe Header
Pays,n known !ouns men,
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Probably few articles, written IN tho
hope OF lettering the lot of class Of
human beings, ever produced greater
results than one which Robert A. Shev-
rard contributed to a London magazine
five years ago on the subject Of tho
English wool combing trade. Atten-
ton has been called to the matter by
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In addition to the collected hrafy
edition of the tragedies Of Algernon
Charles Swinburne. which the Harpers
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Henry Wallace Phillips lusty cow
boy, Red Saunders appears again this
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-01-26
ASSETS OF COUNTY DETAIL.
LIABILITIES OF COUNTY IN D ETAIL.

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
GRAN
frs
G.
j.
Notary Publ ,GrantC ounty,s D.
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First Jan 10 Last Jan g
Notice by Clerk OF Day Fixed
for Hearing Return Of Sale
Of Real Estate.


ss. In County Court.
County of fGrant
In the matter of the estate of Charles w.
Cannon. deceased.
Pursuant to order of said court, made on
the twelfth day of January, A. d. 1906 notice is
hereby given that Mary E. Cannon, administra-
trix OF the estate of said deceased. made to the
said court, and fled in the Office thereof, on said
day, return Of sale made by her on the twelfth
day OF January, A. d. 1906, under q previous
order OF said court, of the following real estate
and for the following sum, to-wt.
The northeast quarter of section twenty-eight
(2s) in township one hundred and twenty u2O),
north of range forty (49l. west OF the fifth
principal meridian, in Grant county. south Da-
kota, as will more fully appear from said return,
filed as aforesaid, and to which reference 10
hereby made for further particulars.
And notice is hereOy further given that Friday the
second day Of February. A. D. 1906, at ten
o'clock q. M. at the court room Of said court, at
the city Of Milbank. in said Grant county, has
been fixed tor hearing the said return, when and
where any person interested in the said estate
may appear and file written objections to the
confirmation of the said sale, and may be heard
and may produce witnesses in support OF his
objections.
Dated this twelfth day of January, A. D. 1906.
By the Court, s. S. LoCKHART.
Judge of the County Court.
Attest: JOHN w. LIGsE1T,
Clerk of the County Court.
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.(sEAL.)
Sign here.

The aforementioned resolutions are
here given, together with the names
Of the signers:
Whereas, The report of the Secre-
tary of the Grant County Telephone
Company shows that tha company
has received about $4,000 from the
sale of stock to date,
And whereas, The liability of the
company, when the line is completed
so that all of the stockholders haye
phones, will be approximately the
same amount,
And whereas. Partly through
inc mpetent help max ing
construction too expensive, and
partly from the lnadequacy
of $40 share to furnish each stock
holder with phone under the full
metallic system the present deplorable
condition Of the company has been
brought about,
And whereas, The present manage
ment contemplates issuing bonds to
pay the existing Indebtedness and to
provide funds for further extensi on,
And whereas. It is proposed to ex-
pend S 900 or more In the city OF
Milbank alone,
And whereas, Such further extern
sion would only tend, under present
conditions, to further involve and
perhaps eventually bankrupt the
company,
Therefore Be 1t Resolved: That we,
the undersigned stockholders of the
Grant County Telephone, Company
most emphatically protest against
bonding the company,
Resolved: That each shareholder be
assessed $50 to gay our present in
debtedness and complete the lines
40 " aid out, and that an additional
share Of stock be issued in considera-
tion of said assessment.
Resolved: That no further extern
slons be made unless the parties to be
benefited subscribe sufficient stock to
paylfor said extension.
Rtsolved: That the Secretary
should be a salaried officer and the
business manager of the company;
that he should devote his whole time
to the interests of the company; that
he should keep the books, collect
rents, personally decide upon and
map out new extensions, advise and
direct the superintendent OF cOnStruc-
tiOn. and otherwise look after the in
terests of the company, under the
control of the Board of Directors,
Resolved: That the rent collected
should be adequate to paw all operat-
ing expenses Of the company and put
it on paying basis. We would
recommend that charge of one dol
lar Der month be made for farmers
and village residents and one dollar
and half for phones put in business
houses.
H. E. Jones. VIM. O. Storlie, j. Z.
Davis. Iver Olson G. Paulson, VIM.
Bunting & Sons. John Haugan, J. C.
Mogard, VIM. G. Port, X. Engebret-
son. Thomas Street, j. w. Port, M.
w. Parr, L. Anderson, George d.
Perry, G. A. Bunting, Bork Bros. 4
Shultz, Mrs. G. Shultz, Aug. Gear
man. H. A. Bandit, VIM. Bork, Chas.
Wallace. Gold & Co., E. O. Church.
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State of South Dakota

%ss. In County Court.
County of Grant
In the matter of the estate of Thomas Dotson
eceased.
cutrix, of the estate of Thomas Dotson deceas-
ed. to the creditors of, and ali. persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
months after the first publication OF this notice.
to the said executrix, at the residence of said
executrix in the city of Milbank in the county of
Grant, S. ID.
Dated at Milbank. S. D., January 18th, 1906.
AMANDA M DoTsON,
Executrix Of the estate of Thomas Dotson, de-
loeased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
State of South Dakota

fss. In County Court.
County of Grant
In the matter Of the estate OF George Kon-
slant, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, administrator of the estate OF
George Konstant, deceased, to the creditors OF.
and all persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within six months after the first pub
licaton of this notice, to the said John Kon-
stant. administrator aforesaid at the office Of
Thad l.. Fuller. city of Milbank, in the county of
Grant. South Dakota.
Dated at Milbank, s. D., Decembe 80. 1905.
JOHN KoNsTANT,
Administrator of estate Of George Kons tant,
deceased.
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Notice of Application for Per-
init to Sell Intoxicating Lii
OuOrS.

Notice is hereby given, that B. C. Rix has
this day filed in my Office application for
permit to sell Intoxicating liquors at retail at the
building situated on lot 16. blk 6, in the second
ward, OF the city of Milhank, county OF Grant,
and state of South Dakota, and that said appi-
cation Will be heard by the City Council of said
city, on the 5th day of February 1906, at O'Clock
p m, at the Council Chambers. at which time
any person or persons may appear before said
such license should not be received or permit
granted to cell intoxicating liquors at retail
Dated at Milbank, s. D., January 17th, 1906.
ED. p DoRE,
City Auditor
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Lease of Common School
and Endowment Lands.

Firet-Jan. II. Last March
NOTICE lie hereby given that on March 22nd
~ 1906, all unleased COR non school and en-.
dowment lands In Grant c0LEty. will be offered
for lease at public auction, between the hours OF
ten o'clock .. m, and i've o'clock p. m. ct the
front door of the court houee in eaid county
Dated at Pierre, Jan. 8tA, 1905.
G. J. BACH,
Commissioner Of School and Public Lande.
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State Of Minnesota
County of Ramsey

On this 18th day of January, 1906, before me:
Maurice Sternberg. notary public within and
Lewis l.. Metzger and Alex Sternberg, to me
known to be the persons who are described in
and who executed the foregoing instrument and
acknowledged to me that they executed the
same.
(SKAL.) MAURICE STERNBERG,
Notary Public. Minnesota. My Commission
expires Feb. Ia, 1912.
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point the bearer hereof

my lawful proxy,
agent and attorney for me, and In
my name to vote my share of
stock in the Grant County Tele-
phone Company at the special
meeting to be held In Milbank on
the third day Of February. 1906,
and at any adjournment thereof.
Witness my hand and seal this
----day of---- 1906.
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OPPOSED TO BONDING.
Reasons Why the Grant County
Telephone Company Should
Not be Bonded.

the Grant County Telephone company
toward the bonding Of said company,
and in view of this fact circular let
trary, adopted at meeting of stock
holders in Revillo on January 20, is
being sent out through the territory
covered by the lines of the company
The letter is as follows:
REvILLO, S. D., JAN. %, 1906.
DEAR SIR:
The enclosed is a copy of resolu.
ed by the stockholders of the Grant
County Telephone Company whose
names are appended thereto, at a
meeting held in the town Of Revillo,
Jan. 20, for the purpose of ascertain
ing the sentiment Of the stockholders
in the south part Of the county with
reference to the question of bonding
the company.
It appears to us that the people of
Grant county are fully able to own
and maintain telephone system of
their own, without assigning an in
terest to any outside corporation or
individual by issing bonds. 1t may
be argued that the railroad companies
and other large corporations frequent
ly issue bonds, but that is not saying
that placing this kind of an incum-
brance on property is a good thing.
1t is very doubtful it the bonds could
be disposed of without a sacrifice at
this time, when the system shows
verv small earning capacity.
Would it not be better to endeavol
to raise the amount necessary to com.
plete the system among ourselves thus
not only avoiding the danger of losing
our property-in which case we
would probably be compelled, for all
! time to come, to pay exorbitant rents
to some foreign corpOration-but we
should also be out of debt.
We believe that if it can be slio aD
conclusively that the system can be
made to earn a dividend of from to
10 per cent, that many of the present
stockholders will subscribe for an
other share in order to raise funds for
completing same.
This company now has approx.
mately 500 phones in actual use or
contracted for. BY making a uniform
rate of ST. per month for residences
and $l so for business houses, to ap.
ply to stockholders and renters alike,
the revenue would amount to Sc. 500
annually. The operation and main
tenance of The system exclusive Of
new extensions would probably re-
quire $500 per year, leaving net
earnings of SO ZOO, or ten per cent,
an investment Of $4,000. Thus it
would seem that if each stockholder
takes an additional share Of stock it
could not fail to prove good invest
ment, and we would own and operate
the system ourselves and for our
selves.
We ask you to carefully consider
these, matters and should our ideas as
here outlined meet with your approx
al we earnestly request you to be
present at the special meeting at
Milbank on Feb. 3, and assist us in
voting down the bond issue. Should
you for any reason be unable. to at
tend, kindly fill out the proxy below
and forward at once to either Thos.
Street of Albee. J. l.. Davis or H. E.
Jones of RevillO,
of Milbank, OF if preferred hand to
some one else who will attend the
meeting.
Respectfully Yours,
NJ. w. PARR. Chairman.
VIM. o. STORLIE, Secretary.
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A0verlkSed Letters.
Letters remaining uncalled for i
Mllbank postofice, Jan. "a, 1906:
Anderson, d. C. Anderson Martha
Briggs. Mr.. Canning, j.
Gullett, William Lindquist. Emil
Malkerson, G. A. Quale, Miss Lenora
SOreneon, Miss Lille
FOREIGN
Anderson, Martin Berggren, Carl
In calling for any of the abov.
please say "advertised' and Civ.
date of advertisement. If not called
for in fifteen days will be sent
the dead letter Office.
W. w. DOWNIE. P "
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The Halves Supply House ha

The Halves Supply House has
q new ad this week. They
have just received an extra line
assortment Of "Crosett" shoes
in both patents and plain leather.
This is Q standard shoe and the
mon will do we'll to look ct them.
You pay exactly the same prioe
for this shoe in Milbank that tle
swells Of the city pay.
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f il Treau yadW Deposited
AUDITORS EXHIBIT.


County Auditor and Clerks 4SO 90
County Treasurer ......... " 315 90
DE puty rrcasurer and Clerks - 1870 90
Register OF Deeds. ..... 303 95
Deputy Register of Deeds and Gle ks. $50 W
County Judge - 175 rs
Sheriff DEPUTY and Bailiffs. 49,. 965 OS
super ntendent of Schools 351 90
Coro er ....... "a 35
Coroner Witnesses anG Jurors 35 ~
commissioners of Insanity 20 0O
County Commissioner Isl DIST "a so
= end "a 90
g 3rd 81 90
District Attorney ... 80. w 225 90
Attorney bv Order of Cont. . 25 90
Clerk of Circuit and County Coutt "a 90
Stenographer. .......... Ill 90
Petit Jurors Fees. ........... =. .... 1886 ~
Witness Fees Circuit and Ennnt> Court 1873 SO
Justice OF the Peace -. 80. % 25
Jurors and Witnesses. Justic G. urt
Carried Forward. IS 1925 90
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First Jan. ~ Last Feb. 2
Notice Of Time Appointed for
Proving Will, Etc.

Proving Will, Etc.
State of South Dakota,
[ss. In County Court.
County Of Grant
In the matter OF the estate OF q. M. William
son, deceased.
The state Of South Dakota sends greeting to
Margaret l.. Cory and Mary A. Williamson,
heirs next OF kin Of j. N. Williamson, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said court. made on the
nth day Of January, A. D. 1896, notice is hereby
b. 1905, at : O'Clock D. M, Of said day, It the
court room Of .aid court, at Milhsnk, t n the the
time and place for proving the foreign will Of
said NJ wllismson deceased and for hear. -.
ing ses ppescH o Msrtens Of l. .ttsr. :; 10 ,Sr
ministration with the will annexed, when and
where any person interested may appear and
contest the same.
Witness the Hon. 8. s. LockhaEt,
Judge OF the County Court. and the seal OF said
court, this 18th day of January, A. D. 1905 1t his
office In the city Of Milbsnk, county OF Grant,
state Of South Dakota.
(SEALl 8. 8. LOCYHA1f.
Judge Of ead Court
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Jan. 26. Feb. IT,
NOlice Of Foreign CO-Parlner-
ship.
s's's 0' "'hnes0'a Sc.
County of Ramsey

We, the undersigned, Lewis L. Metzger and
Alex Sternberg, hereby certify that we are tran
sacting business in the state of Soath Dakota,
under fictit ious name to-wit: That of Lewis
L. Metzger Il Co. and that we are the sole per
sons interested as partners in such business aud
that our principal place OF business is at Mil
bank, Grant county. South Dakota, and that the
residence Of Lewis L. Metzger s at 81 s. Avon St.,
st. Paul, Minnesota, and that the residence of
Alex Sternberg ie AT 24O Dayton Ave-, st. Paul.
Minnesota, and this certificate is made In COM
pliance with title 10. chapter l, article OF the
Civil Code Revised Codes of South Dakota, 1908.
Witness our hands this 18th day of January,
1906, ST. Paul, Minnesota.
LEWIS L. METZGER,
Partner.
ALEXANDER STERNBERG,
Partner.
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS:
That I, the undersigned she :e-
holder Of the Grant County II le-
phone Company, do hereb! ap-
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of Milbank, or if preferred hand to
some one else who will attend the
meeting.
Respectfully Yours,
NJ. w. PARR, Chairman.
WIN. 0. STORLIE, Secretary.