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New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
MILWAUKEE, GIVES A DANCE
First City Ball Was Attended by About
Four Thousand Persons.

Milwaukee, Nov. zI.-Milwaukee's first nu-
nicipal dance given last night by the Pub
lie Play and Social Education Association.
was a decided success. Juneau Hall, one
OF the halls of the city Auditorium. in which
II was held, proved too small, and an ad-
Joining hall was thrown open TO acconmo-
date the crowd Conservative estimates
place the number of those attending at
four thousand.
The grand march, in which $50 couples
took part, was led by Louis W. Vizay.
eighty-two years old. Milwaukee's Oldest
dancing master. His partner was Mrs. c.
3. Whitnau, wife Of City Treasurer Whit
nall, one Of the leading figures in the Pub
lie Play and Social Education Association
Prominent socialist city officials and their
wives attended.
The Play Associa ton is not a municipal
organization, but the city has promised to
pay for any possible deficit
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
LIS PENDENS.

MAPLE ST s. so IT n Of Ave a. 25x100:
Warren B SamEnis agt Benjamin II Irving ct al
foreclosure of mortgage attorney. W sam
mis-.
MONROE ST, $. 2s42 It W of Coriears st.
37.2xeT10; Leon Tuchman agt New Realty
Co foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attorneys
Mannheim & Mannheim.
18TH ST. n s 28o fl e of Lenox avs 75x
99.11; two actions; Joseph Wittner agt Hyrnan
Horwttz ct al foreclosure OF two mortgages
attorney, L Ja1er
LECGETT AVE s W cor of i45th ST. look
Is: Michael J Sullivan agt Greenwich Mort
gage Co ct al foreclosure OF n1ortgage); at
torney. NJ J Sullivan
72x95: Edward W Boxer ct al agt Nora
Realty Co ct a foreclosure OF mortgage;
MINFORD PLACE, w s. 200 II s of 172d st.
% 9x1O0 East River MIL and Lumber Co agt
Arthur " Wall Building and Construction CO
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage; attorney J
7TH ST. 241 Hyrnan Thumen agt David
Goodman ct al faction to set aside convey
ance); attorney. Goodelman
Michael Brennan ct al foreclosure of mort
gage) attorney. 7 L A Britt
soTH ST. 22s East: State Bank agt Hirsch
attorney A kohn.
4sTH ST, so5 10 629 West: three actions:
Rosa Peck, extr1, agt Ebert Wakeman Ct al
] Ullman.
KELLY ST $. a25 # Of 15sth st. 25x
ct al faction to establish nen); attorney
Z G Kremer.
FORDHAM AVE. Lot 81. map Of
village of Morrisania. 25x125, Bronx; John 7
New York City ct al (partition) attorney.
] N Zurn
BLEECKER ST. 1ss; Macdougal st. 81 and
so: leasehold Antonio Cagiostro agt Nicola
Galgano ct al faction To declare ulortsase); at
torney B Knowles.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Wss sshington.
Nov. 27.-The winds along the New bngano
Coast VII be brisk nerrh. shifting 70 east and
bea1m-nE high. middle Atlantic Coast, brisk TO
high southeast, becoming northwest by Monday
n-sh- 4 storm q considerable energy that
moved eastward from Illinois into Western Ohio
during Sunday caused heavy rain in the ONO
Valley curing the Gay, moderate rain throughout
TIE GElt states and moderate Ealn OF snow IN
t-e axe region
General cl0udlness and some precipitation had
sTTeac eastward L TIE middle and south AT
-antlc coasts by sunday night. pronounced fal
i1 temperature closely follows this disturbance
II hac grown from - 70 81 degrees colder sur
sa- from tne plains states souIhward 10 near the
Texas coast 4 disturbance that is moving
Eoif1eastWard from British Columbia has caused
rsla - the north Pacific states and snow east
ward into Idaho
The storm IN the Ohio Valley will move east
ward 70 th@ mio1le Atlantic coast Monday, at
te-llec by general rain and brisk 70 nigh winds
throughout TIE Atlantic states during the csy.
Iol4oNed BY clearing and colder weather IN the
Chts Valley and the east Gulf states Monday
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF
NOVEMBER 26-
MANHATTAN.

NOVEMBER 26.
MANHATTAN.
MITCHELL, PLa 7 s. IS II OF 1st ave, lsX
80 10 Francis : Never to Grace Meyer: Oct 81
81: address. ; Mitchell pl.
MONROE ST ! and 8. sty DIX, x tue
p 4, 6 Realty Co 70 the S & z Realty co (ntg
s46 O00): Oct /: 500; address, $50 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY: the s & t{eaty co 20
Ellis Getzler fntg S46.eOo): NOV - s-o0' a.
5TI AVE. a S 88-2 II Of 1cOth st. 81. sx1oo;
sc aqP5 30 la9h5 @ 54ess Tsd & 54 Wes1 35th - ST.
5TE AVE, 1863. sty brA. Z,Ss9;, 4ICHut 4
Schreiner TO Charles Cohen lntg $4,000 Nov
%. 500: address. 3o4 West I2d s.; r,a,v,r,o.,
1ST ST. Is East, sty hrlS. is SKID: Helf1rlch
Cent? to George F and George + Johnson, j;
q c: 81: address, $40 West T2d st -
Weaver 10 James Neil Intg S1g, 600: Nov .;
500 address. "A West l3lst ST
18TH ST 3 West 3 sty brk, 2Ixl0o1l; NINA
s Weaver 10 James Nei5 lH1tg $--'ooW' NOV %
72iST ST : 26s 4 " Of Tth ave. 1sx1o0- II;
Charles Cohea 70 Arthur Schreiner tmtg Slo'oOol; ;
Nov -. 500. address, 365 LenoX ave ,oo-
12sTH ST. 2ls 10 222 West. ! sty brk. l"ox
~ Il Patterson Realty Co 20 Jennie r Nlcil9i.
son mtg 500. 700: Nov Il 800; address. s42
C-sss%n ssS4F PR6PFPTT. Jennie E Nicholson to
CO mtg s9O,7oo Nov %; 500: address
12eT4 ST. 21l West, stv br< 16-sxp9 II; ;
721e- a. pa West sty brk 16 sx99. H. Pendant
Realty Co TO Juliet 3 HCrowltz mtg $Zo'ooO'
NJ d. 500. address. 4G5 Macon ST. Brooklyn,
r77anrl4I Realty and Construction @ TO Celia
T-hIfeider trntg $4,000; Nov 28: 500: address
1880 Lexington ave
10Th ST. s g 2126 # . of Broadway, 3! ex
% II. Louis II Perlman 10 Harry l. Block: Nov
26, 81: address, as West l3gth ST.
' THE BRONX.
BP0Nx. AVE. 8 e cor 207th st, 56 5x9O; lot
az man St RAYMOND Park Charles Mc'Earry
70 North Bronx Realty Co. Nov %, 81; address,
30 wiliansbridge square ,e,oo. 49,. :.
Decker n Anastasia Y Lynch (mtg 5000 Nov
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF ienoer ; attorney )
Interest per cent unless OTHERWISE stated
NOVEMBER 2s.

NONEMbG@hN
MANHATTAN.
-orr-,-B,-o we ea4. 5 sty brk W cor Of
1nath e. 55 5v10o, Nov /; due Jan l, 1912; 8 per
cent: William O and Otto { Egner TO Annie r
Bauerdorf: 81, 400: address, o-o west End ave
So KEEz S. AZ i1H ~ Is 1918 per cent; Henry
! Eink ~ Anna Fink; $4,000: address "a
West sSth st.
soxso. Nov q due Dec l. 1913: Ceesta NJ Boze-
man and ano TO Union Trust Co; $500; address,
so Broadway.
ro Tsw worry savings Bank; $4,000: address ST
sth ave.
MADISON ST. 27s and 275. g sty brk. q: * *
oscar Dobroczynski to Morris Klein; s10-
coo: address "a East 18Th ST
WEST END yEa cor 9o of soth 50 St 1o2 os3s *
100 prior mtg $85 4G OCT ~ w. per cent ad
dress 1404 New England Building. Cleveland
18TH ST. s33 and 5s5 East. sty brk, Il. Ok
% (prior mtg S61, 400: May II 1909; due July
Josephson; s.. 200; attorney, Henry Mitchell.
ESQ Broadway.
I'D ST. III East, ) sty brk. 2o11o2.2 Nov
% due per bond: Jonathan IL n southWard ana
ano to Josiah Q Ward: $1,000; address, East
THE BRONX
COLUMBUS AVE. cor Of Taylor st, 25x
TOO: Nov 26: due as per bond: Bernard Nc
IalighIin to Theodore J Chabot: $500 address,
1908 Washington ave
LOTS IS and map cent Of "a 6ss IG5s TTsmont T4ns t.
Antonio F9egenan, guardian; $500; address,
1910 Stehbins ave.
10TH ST. 55 East, 25x125 prior mtg IS. o0o);
Nov 25 due June Isl!; per cent en6 ddoeny H9sS
2102 Broadway.
17erH ST, as1 10 es5, T5x129s prior mtg
$4,000: Nov 23 instalInents per cent Estner 6oo
address 81 Liberty ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
Forecast for special Localities For N

Forecast for Special LocaIities.-FoF n"
England. unsettled. with rain or snow II S0Uti
ern portion to-day Tuesday. rain or snow piiSH
north winds becoming high east
For Eastern New York. rain sno" ''-1aS .
Tuesday fair, brisk 70 high east winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania and Ne" jersey
rain and somewhat warmer to-day; IueS-"S'
clearing and colder; brisk 20 high east "lnaS'
For the District Of Columbia. Delaware ana
MARYLAND, rain ana warmer to-day; IaeS4ay
fair and colder, brisk 10 nigh east winds De
coming northwest by Monday night.
For Western New YORK. snow to-day ana
Tuesday; brisk 70 high northeast 70 norti"sS
winds.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
%. 500: address. sl4 washington ave Seaside

90. s,oo. ...s-.a -. washington ave, Seaside.
Y
risania James Neil to Hait', "A Vyast fJetS y
o00): Nov %: 500: address, @ D. '
ssit ~ rfyisea n,A ssanassnlo 0ntg 1926
June 20: 500: address. S2o EaSs 81
LoNGFELLow ST. " Zoo - - RaV W sarayetts
ST 153x100: Henry Johnsygtn-e yt-est 1o4fb ~
PROSPECT AVE. cor Fox RTosd st sl5TlI4s a.5, g
Gsorgina Kendall and ano 70 9dIae 5lgae Hesaity 60
(ntg S4s. 500 Nov 23 Sloo' '0f East
10th st.
| - all 90" 1rt Nov 1; $4,000; address,
413 East 140th
,oe e5SD oSd, 81, n s. 10 900 It W of Laconia ave
s91ioa Robe-t Quinn to Melrose Realty co:
Nov I; 500; address 2I75 Meioss ave
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
MECHANICS LIENS.

27TH ST. 235 East; William Klenert agt Sam
ue Posen7orf owner: Louis Rosendorf. con-
tractor: SO T5.
12STr{ ST 50 West: same agt Samuel N
R0self0rf same contractor; SO %
10TH ST ia and 116 East: Bernard Nc
GutlIan agt Second Manhattan ONCE Building
ca owner Bliss & Grifiths, contractors; STA.
r1e7-r3 ST 21O and 90 West: Antonio Lain
agt FngeIherg Bros. owners; David Mandeldorf
ana George BlumenthaI contractors. S22J
BATH ST. 516 TO $50 West; Max BiumberE a.
F4e,ig.nod- Wakefield Ruilding Co owner; Charles
MgidDer contractor; $4i2 %
Ig1ST ST. $. 80 It cf Hughes ave 75xs4x
-v6a. Louis Mazza agt Orwell Realty Co. owner
and contractor, Slo0.
SAME PROPERTY: Anthony Mussler agt
same, $50
WEBSTER AVE. s 100 II Of 1s2d ST
sovI60- Dfrnock < Fink Co agt Schultz Realty
ana Improvement Co. owner George Leier. con
trartnr. 81 249 -.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

so, Miller, 142 West 1fsth st. president. own
ers: Henry G Harris $50 Southern Boulevard.
architect: cost $50. 600
1s2D ST. S. 21097 fl of Belmont ave; sty
DIX stable. 129xioo Di Benedtto. 541 East
1921 ST. owner: NJ W Del Gaudio 401 fremont
ave, architect: cost. $4,000
WALTON AVE. s. i23 II in OF 1s2d St;
sty frame dwg, Il .2x35; Harry Douglas.
23I7 Jerome ave. owner: J ] vreeland 201s Je-
rome ave. architect: cost, So .0co
WALTON AVE. s. I23 # 2 in g OF 1921 st:
I sty frame stable and shop, 25x25; Harry j
Douglas. 2377 Jerome ave, owner: ] Vreeland,
2019 Jerome ave, architect: cost $500.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Simon SiIver1nan TO Adolf Mandel 81.
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Warwick Savings
Bank. $4,000.
Tinted States Trust Company Of New York
70 the United States Trust Co and ano, trlss 2
assts; total $40 600
twelfth Ward Bank to Henry Jaen and ano,
trUs; 50 600
John J Hackett to Jacob Marx: S100
Bronx Borough Bank TO John Kendall: 81.
Cierson Roth and ano 10 Joseph & Engel; $3.50
Emma PaweI ct al 10 Samuel Williams; s1O-
600
Leo Cohn 70 James Gear: $1,000
John Kendall TO William L Clark: 800.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

and in the middle and south AtIeIluc u, f,-.s7
Monday night Brisk high nortn 70 HI 80
winds viii continue in The lake rsGlo- ,yaJa,.
The weather throughout the Alss4s9.tLL- ~ &c +aIs-
and the West VIII continue fair anu i3-i+.,fd15
cold, excepting that there will be pirt-r ,rst
from the northern Rocky Mountain fes'0'- w.
ward TO the Pacific Coast --- ,,,-+.
Steamers departing Monday FOR El4f .Isa-t - -,
will have brisk 70 high north winds ana 'I-ii -
the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

Highest temperature yesterday 4G degrass.
lowest, 81; average, -. average for ,1rrsa9-,,.5
ing date last wear ~. average for rorrs
date last thiTty-tlree years. 20 Ing
Local loLeItst: I2.lSy rain or snow; Tues
Observations Of United states weather bureaus
taken at 5 p m. yesterday follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee]

NDNEAbLl 70
LUDLOW ST 70, stable: Theodore F7alu9lbo
n Conrad AIthofT; yrs from Aug f5 1910;
50 poo; address, 70 Ludlow St
SD ST. As TO At West, part Of above store;
C,rllnert Realty Corporation TO Louis Market; 10
yrs from July l. 1910; $4,000 TO s37, 900: address,
At West SOD
To John W Murphy; yrs ard mos from Nov
! 1910. s.. 200: address, 81 East 125th St
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

59TH ST, g. 30 # Of sth ave, 50x10o-5;
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co loans Norman
L Munro estate S4O0 CO.,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

For Western Pennsylvania. rain or snow and
colder to-day Tuesday fair brisk to high north
east northwest winds
Local Official Record.-The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding
Safa of Iast 1-ear.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

NASSAU ST, so and 81: to a sty brk store
and offices: Sarnoff Brothers. 36 East I'D 81.
owner: E Roth. 20 East 42d ST. architect; S6,5oo.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
eArlsElEp MECHANICS LIENS.

,-orf5 ST. 27l and 273 West; Rasler Heating
O. art Charuel Realty and Construction Co et
Ell T0v Z 1910 81 700
SAME PROPERTY. Church Z Gates & Co
ar sane. Nov -. 1910; S207 "a.
WEST FARMS RID, cor 18TH ST. Ma
ttooaI Gas and Electric Fixture Co agt Fried
80 construction Co et al. Aug Il. 1910 tby
hnnd,. Sl17 13
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
THE BRONX.

THE BRONX.
HOE AVE 9 g LIS IL of 1896 ST. 2 sty
brk ,enmts. a7.6xsS; East l6Tth Street Realty
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

EXPLANATORY NOTES
Observations taken At Q H. 18th meridian time. zss
nigrT- Ar pressure reduced 70 SEA ievea
so6zrs continuous lines pass through points o. e.u i
prrssye.s
so.rTns dos1rc lines pass through poHr q eoua TEN
peraiure oaxH only froezfng ~ Snc loo
. Gear; 0 Party Cloudy; . Cloudy; x HzH' Snow
VI Report missing, Arro~s fiy with the vino
First fyVrs indicate sesopo, Z-1oor pecp-
tssion o D nch Or mort tor q hours encng p n yes
1erosy fhro ainc VELOCITY when 10 or more niles per hour
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
TIM & TABLES.
ENv7:I1;ZeHXxI31llAH

/ Gibraltar, aIgisrs, Naples, Genoa
Bv new = O0O ton steamers, equ1 @ gPs1
Iri+h ali modern safety appliances t-ssC-
/ trio Baths. ynnssiuH1, Elevator. etc-
= = CIES EIAND. Dee o. ~ = -;
5 :. CINFISSAEs .---- - an . "a
/ s : CLEVELAND -.---.----.- = az ~ = =
! r-.rrF.fIFNT SERVICE on THE NlL-H-
Tourist Dept. for Trips Every'sns'--
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
TIME TABLES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1.BATAytA. Dec. 3. 10 A. VI
tKAISERIN AEG. VIC. Dec. 10, - noon
1PRESIDENT GRANT Dec IL, 10 A III
1sPENNs1LNANIA.- Dec 22. IL A NJ
fUnexcelled Ritz Carlton a Ia Carte
Restaurant, Gymnasium, Electric Baths.
Elevator. Palm Garden. Second Cabin
only. Hamburg direct
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
THE BRONX.

bath ST. 3o7 West sty brk, 25x99 Il; June
% 1856: Walter s Price 10 Mabel S Agassiz;
$13. 600; attorney. Title Insurance and Trust CO,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
HOLIDAY
TOURS /

MAGNIFICENT & 8. Arab" =
leaves Feb = rates 500 up
including shore excursions, a
enchanting days stop over
privileges. Round World Tour
Jan. 25. Trans Siberian. Mar
IA. Riviera in Jan. & Fen, and
go European Tours specify
program desired FRANK G.
CLARK. Times Bldg. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

- 10: sly nno.annrrsovement Co ct All. " Bueh-
Is Eo sys e. sub Esf e amt 9 aus nj, si = = 500 g
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

FINDLAY AVE. $ W cor of 165th ST 9O-5x25t
xss. .Sx26.1 Il; May D, 1910; the Mountain Con
srruction Co 70 William V Simpson: $1,000, ad-
dress, Il Park Row.
OAKTREE PI. n $. 1884 # of Hughes ave
Is Skis; Oct 80. 1905, Abraham Kaminstein t.
Peter Slane: 81 500: attorney. Siegmund ROsen-
thal % Court st, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

18TH ST 7 s 100 ~ e OF Sd ave, 81 6x100. II:
~ IA 1907: William B Thom TO Robert L
argolyes; $4,000; attorney. Title Guarantee
r,.r, slr1-n-.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

MAPLE ST S, so IT Of Ave a. 25x100;
Warren B SamEnis agt Benjamin II Irving ct al
foreclosure of mortgage; attorney. W E sam
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28

list ST. s.. 200 # Of 1st aye, 59xloo.5 9a,;
Savings Bank; $4,000 address, 15T 4th ave
75TH ST, 500 East. sty brk. 25x10s 11725 *
1123: Nov !. 1905; Morris Schwartz TO Joseph
| Elancrer. 81
New-York tribune., 1910-11-28
T51CIT11cE5:l1f1I3

DafIv steamers for Newburgh- Poughkeepsie
and Kingston. Pier "A. n. X. foot krankhn ST.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-04-07
DIES IN

Aberdeen-C. w. Halves, a promi
nent citizen of Leola, died in an auto
three and one-half miles from Aber.
deem. Mr.. Halves, who was secretary
of the Western Mutual Telephone Co.,
accompanied by ]. F. Zietlow, super
.intendent of the Dakota Central Tele-
phone company, and F. H. Barnard,
had gone along the Western Mutuals
lines to make some repairs, when
was stricken with a~poplexy
and died before help could be sum.
moned. He was about so years of
age and leaves a wife and one son.
He had recently sold his hardware
store at Leola, which he had conduct
ed for a number Of years.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-04-07
BIOGRAPHY OF VETERAN ACTOR
20 YEARS ON THE STAGE.

Eugene A. Eberle was born April
z, 1910. He is an actor by Inheritance,
as his grandfather, Adam Eberle, was
an actor, and his father, Charles
Eberle and Edwin Forrest made their
professional debuts together in a cir
Gus. Eberle playing cornet and For
rest doing flip flaps. Eugene was car
ried On the stage when he was four
months old, at Bango, Me. Twenty
years afterwards he made his debut
in the same city playing Paris in
Romeo and Juliet" After q season
in an Uncle Toms Cabin company,
which was transformed into q min
strel show, Mr.. Eberle supported Char
lotte Cushman, playing the apothecary
In Romeo and Juliet" and the sur
veyor in Henry VIII" He went to
New York to play at the Winter Gar
den under w II. Fleming, at a salary
OF six dollars a week, which he never
got. Maggie Mitchell followed Elem
ing, and Mr.. Eberle become second
low comedian at the Winter Garden
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-04-07

under Stuart, Booth and Clark. He
remained there four years, eventually
becoming first comedian. He play
ed in the hundred nights run Of Ham
let, in which Edwin Booth was the
Dane and Charles Kemble Mason the
Ghost. Eberle first played second
grave-digger and about the middle of
the run succeeded Thomas Placide as
first grave-digger. He played with the
Booth brothers in Julius Caesar the
night in 1863 when southern sympa-
thizers tried to burn New York. Ed
win Booth was the Brutus; Junius
Brutus Booth, Jr., the Cassius, and
John Wilkes the Marc Anthony. Just
as John Wilkes began the funeral Or
alton the fire depa' tment broke in
in time TO prevent the firing of the
theatre. After many engagements in
support OF sta-T and in stock COM
panies, including those at the Leland
opera house, Albany and the Boston
theatre, Mr.. Eberle joiT ed the Jeffer-
son company, playing Tackleton in
The Cricket on the Hearth and
Cookies in rip Van Wrinkle" in the
season of 1SS5-1SS6. The next year
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-04-07
EXPRESS MEN VS.. DAKOTA,

Sioux Falls-Bailey G. Voorhees,, at
torneys for the Wells Fargo and Am.
erican Express companies last week
Instituted in the United States court
in Sioux Falls a suit by which they
seek to prevent the state treasurer of
South Dakota from collecting the tax.
es assessed against them for 1909. ON
the ground that they are exorbitant.
The Wells Fargo company claims its
property in the state is valued at
$4,000, and that it was assessed upon
a valuation of s2OS, 600.
The American Express company
its properly In the state is
valued at $4,000 and that it was asses
sed on a valuation of 100000.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-04-07
DO 1T NOW
srookings People Should Not Wait
Until II Is Too Late.

n appalling death rate from kid
ney disease is due in most cases
to the fact that the little kidney trou.
bles are usually neglected until they
become serious. The slight symptoms
give place to chronic disorders and
the sufferer goes gradually into the
grasp of diabetes, dropsy, Bright's
disease, gravel or some other serious
form of kidney complaint.
If you suffer from backache, head
ache, dizzy spells: if the kidney secre-
lions are irregular of passage and I'M
natural in appearance, do not delay.
Help the kidneys at once.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially for
kidney disorders-they cure where
others fail. Over one hundred thou
sand people have recommended them.
Here is one of the many cases in
this vicinity.
Mrs. Justis E. Leonard, Montana
Ave, near Seventh ST., Huron, S. Oak,
says: my experience with Doan's
Kidney Pills has been highly salts
factory and it gives me pleasure to
recommend them. For several years
| suffered from disordered kidneys.
My back acbed severely and too fire.
quent passages of the kidney secre-
tons annoyed me greatly. l finally
read of Doan's Kinney Pills and de-
cided to try them, | procured a box.
l received prompt relief and have had
no occasion to use a kidney remedy
since"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-aLd
take no other.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-04-07
FOUR MEN INJURED.

Lead-Three men were injured by
accidents in the Homestake mines on
Friday afternoon and one was fatally
hurt in the company's mill at Central
City. Frank Harker, aged 10 years,
son of Thomas Harker of Golden Gate,
was caught in a belt in the mill at
2:3O in the afternoon end so badly
wounded that he died thirty minutes
later in the company's hospital at
Lead. Two Of the others injured suf-
fered broken legs.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-04-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

State Of South Dakota In
County of Brookings IS County Court
In the Matter of the Estate Of Ada A
O'Connor. deceased.
NoIiCE is HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned administrator OF the estate ~
Ada A. O'Connor. deceased. to the creditors
and all persons having claims against the
said deceased to exhibit them with the nee
essay vouchers within four months after
the first publication Of this Notice IA said
administrator, at his residence in the town
OF Bruce in the County of Brookings IN thc
state OF South Dakota or at the ofice OF
City Of Bookings. Brookings County south
Dakota. 'ou'h
Dated at Brookings, South Dakota. th,.
18th day of March. 1910. ~
Thomas r.. O'Connor.
administrator Of the estate ~
Cheever q Cheever. =
Attorneys for Administrstor.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-04-07
STATUE FOR GENERAL BEADLE

Pierre-The Beadle commission on
Friday let the work of a marble
statue of General Beadle to H. Daniel
Webster of Sioux Falls. The work
of a memorial tablet to Gov. Mellette
was let to Gilbert Risvold of Sioux
Fails, and for a memorial tablet to
Mother Sherrard was let to Mrs. Mona
Neihardt of Nebraska.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-04-07
NEWSPAPER MEN ORGANIZE.

yanhtcn,-Tho frst judicial circuit
now has a district newspaper mems
society, organized in this city Satur-
day, with some twenty editors of pap
ers OF neighboring towns present. A
second meeting will be held In May.
The officers elected were M. M. Ben
net. Yankton. president, and Charles
J. Peterson, Alcester. secretary.