The herald-advance., April 18, 1890, Image 8

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W. C. T. li. Department.
"For Ood and Home and Native L- u»t."
Mns. M.
W. LYON.Editor.
There is nothing in the present
•condition of things, which is more
(thoroughly dt prt*ssiug to the heait of
•the true sympathiser with the vital
•reform questions the tiiues, than
the dose study of the course pursued
by the great rialies of our country.
Jt is said that 'corporations have
•no
BOUIS."
Truly if our Lndividua,
souls were to be fitted
CM
The Voice.
future
«tate, by tlte education receipt U in
the reading of the average daily p®*
•per, it might he hard to decide who
.should te "first the kingdom of
Heaven for the best work. ®f the
best people is so belittled, and the
"conspiracy of silence" is so determ
ined, on all the more important
.questions, that w« are constrained to
cry out "Lord 1HW long may Ood
cause the wrath man to praise
him."
The crafty plot to organize Oklaho
ma with a license law., noticed in this
column last week, failed by a vote of
104 to 134. 'lhe present urohiUtory
law was .retained in force until the
meeting of the territorial legislature
An attempt is being made to make
capital for high license against prohi
bition on account of the recent de
creased arrests in this city. An ex
amination, however, will disclose the
fact that the decrease of arrests in
Oinaha is not due at all to high license
but to the enforcing of the prohibi
tion against Sunday sales, which un
til the recent agitation for a proliibi
tory amendment has been a dead
letter. On page six of the last annual
.message of Mayor W. .T. iiroach. who
Issued the order requiring the saloons
to comply with the Sunday prohibi
tion feature, is disclosed the secret
.of decreased arrests. The message
says: "A careful comparison of the
number of arrests made on Sundays
for drunkenness for the time since the
.order went into effect (March 17,
J889.) with the corresponding period
of last year discloses the fact that
the numlwr of arrests are a fraction
over sixiy per cent, less with the
closed saloon on Sunday." If prohi
bition for one seventh of the time is
such a success in Omaha, there seems
to be no good reason why it should
not be made a permanent feature.—
NEBRASKA'S I-KRIL.
Nebraska is the historic high
license state, the first in the TTnion
to adopt the system, which it did iu
1881. Earnest temperance men like
John H. Finch supported it asatenip
eranee measure. lint their experi
ence of the system in actual trial
bitterly dissapointed them. The best
people of the state are now thoiough
iy disgusted andaiic med at the spread
of intemperance and thp power of the
saloon. The great religious assemb
lies in 1888 spoke as follows:
Presbyterian Synod of Nebraska:
Resolved, That the high license
ayatem of Nebraskaia an utter failure
in reducing the evitla of the liquor
traffic.
The Nebraska Ba|)Ust Convention
Bevolved, That w« condemn the
high license system of Nebraska as
morally wrong and a compromise
with the powers of darkness, under
which the liquor traffic has been
greatly fostered and developed.
The North Nebraska Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church:
Resolved, that we hereby brand the
license system,high or low, as satamc
In nature and daroaable in practice.
Yet with such a verdict of the best
people of the state, there is now pend
ing in Nebraska.alongside the prohib
itory amendment, a license amend
ment, to fasten the evil system upon
the state by organi£ law for all com
ing time. Tbe effect will be that
every honest man who is elected to
the legislature or to a municipal
council, will be compelled by his oath
to support the constitution, to sustain
in aome way the license system.
Even local option in the strongest
temperance towships of the state will
become impossible. The liquor
traffic will close its iron hand on the
throat of Netraa)u.
The temperance men of America
should rally to save Nebraska. Her
own forces cannot do it, tor'she has
the national rum power silently con
centrating its vast enginery upon
her territory. Their money is wait
ing by the million for every form of
corruption fund. It will take the
vhole temperance force of the nation
to defeat them, and there is not a
moment to lose, i'rav for it, all who
pray! Work and give for it. all who
can! Money to till the state with
temperance literature, and to send
there the most convincing speakers is
imperatively needed. Two persons
offer to be two of a thousand to give
8100 each to make up $100,000 for
this purpose. Why should it not be
donef—The Better Day.
A prominent North Dakota politi
cian is reported to have said, afUr
the defeat of the lottery bill, that he
would leave as there was nothing
left in that state but morality and
fresh air. Well what's the matter
with morality and fresh air, with a
few days rain added to bring out tbe
things all right yet?—Ex.
Mfttiy peopl* who pride themaelvM on
th«lr Dlue blood would be far happier
with pure blood but, while we cannot
cbooMour anceetorp, fortunately, by the
UM
at AyeiBgarsepariUa, we can transmit
pure blood to our posterity,
See Here*
If any of the subscribers to the Ad
vance who fail to get their paper this
week will inform us of this fact we
vill Uutt they get ii» MguJarly
THE WAR-TIME 6TORT,
"Old Man Gilbert,"
Abound* ia Dramatic and Pathf'ic
Situations.
Perhaps «"1"*"f writing It this entire story la
wore beautifully du»« than the description of
PBOPKIITT TJH A»8«TB OR HE
W. F.
O
"»'HT, BIB3T' MISSTt HUI1 YOC DO"'
the mectinu between Winifred Thome and CQi
tii'beit, after a lou({ separation
The Entire Story ia Pull of Beautiful aaA
Uasxpected Situations— Read It.
See the Synopsis at lhe hea.l of the I'.'.meat
io tiils i#suc.
w
Notice.
Pierre, Feb. 27, ISM
Notice to hereby given that, on the ltlth day of
Aprlt ISfrfi, all the pichnol Unda in Gmut ennaty
•Tlllte len'iied at public auction to the hVlu-st
tdddtr. at the front door of the court, llm* in
mild county. 1 he leasing w ill be (oud'ici-ud by
the t'otinty StiperinUndent of Schoola Pai
Ica^inj? will be hei.l l.ietwien thts ilour ol 10 o'
cliM'k, u tn. and o't l.n k m. eu' li day till all
traets of school lands have beeu offered for lease
Kiieh bi ldcr wln ve bid if in ivpti d, tiuu' 11' once
deposit the amount of his bid with the (,'ouuty
Treasurer, laMUK n.relpt tber' tor. If the ltuse
is not approve*) ih«- (iovemor the money will
be returned 'rtfe lollawiug if. the lUt of School
lands In Grant county tn be offered:
.•ectlons 16 and .W of Towtiihipe 11^, 119. 120 and
1JI North. Uangcc 47, 4a, W, :,) 51 and f.-' Wml.
O li. l'ABKKB,
Com. 0/ School and Public Land*.
STATEHRIHT
fot the year endmp December
HI
Acorn Stoves,
Garland Stoves,]
Acorn Ranges,|
Smooth Wire,!
Stucco,
Feed Mills,
Iron Tumps
Buggies,
A I. 1889, of
tho condition and ntTaird of '.lie Maiidard Life
and Accident lnaurarce Coiupain, of Itetrolt,
oruanired under the lawa of the -.tat. of ,ebi^au,
tuade to the Amlilortif ilie Hateof ^oulh liakota,
in iMirauauce of the law* of *aid state.
President. I) Kerry, Secretary.Ntewar: Mark
Vice I'reaident, C. C. Bo*en,principal olUce
Detridt, Mirh.
ATTOHSKYP KOR 9KRVK E OF PKOl'KSSIS
I'UK STATK OF ^Oll lil HAKU'l A.
6th Judicial Circuit, 11 It liotner, Pierre,
Jiu^her. i ouniy I
Oriraiu/.edor inrorporatfd May, 29, lii84.
i ouiiuencod lliiaineas Alia. 1, 18B4,
HI CAPITAL.
Amonnt of t'apital Stock actually paid
incaah fam.nno Od
IV
COMFAKT.
2. The catdi nu hand in its office i.i Ht)
3. The caah on denoeit iu hank ia b»',551 67
Loans on bond* and morluajjep, b«
!!1H the first It en 011 re«. i'«tat9
worth double thw amount of tbe
sura loaned thereon iT7,000 00
Interest due anil ttccured on »aid
inonya^e loam #,WU i#i
Stock and sonds owned by tho row
pany to-wit.
Tutu! earried oat to market value ..35,000 00
All other
9.
SUIUH
due the company Pre-
iiiumiH in course of cvileclionnot
over three month* due 1»V,S4» f!
Total AiseW...
8.
$5'
ftM 60
V. LIABILITIES
2. Amount of rlaims for lyases re»iit
ed hy the Company 18,800 00
3. Whole aniotint of unearned uretni
uma on out atandinc riaks SO per
cent of finl aiiiinai premiums ou ail
policiea in force ,.2M,988 74
7. Araountofali other exlatinu claims
reaerve for collecting outstanding
prcmiuina... 811,175 8S
Total Liahilitiea jail.tiki 6i
\VI INCOME DUH1KU THE
1 Whole amonnt of c»ah premium*
received
Whole amount uf iutereatmoney re­$H8,D90C5
ceived 11
8 Whole amount Of income received
from all other aourcet 484,101 38
Total Income v ,.v^"":?,535
VH. EXPENSES DUKJNOTHK AkAKlsatf.
Whole amount of ioasea paiu tuiriu^
tho year 1H8W J'266,0M 87
Amonnt of commiaaioD ano fees
paid vo officers aud agents duriug
the year
\m
Total Eapendi arM,it.
140,45«
Vi
Amount of taxea paid during the year
1B8» 14,768 mi
Whole amouut paid {or aalarlea of
officers and agente during the year
1H09 46,^.3 46
Whole amount of a'i idher expendi
tures during tke year li8! 3li,737 Oil
1#,..,.
.«4M,88T 38
Mil #UKS
1
Gross amount of -iaks taken during
the year lifi# $M,357,»i0 00
Uroas amoiiui of risks taken in the
Hint* of South Dakota during the
vear IfW M.W6 00
Who[e amouut of n«k» outstanding f)l,lu6 00
tear 1W*ti
[e aino
Whole amount loaiiea incmed
daring tfte vear ltftffl, itic.iudinc
ttoae claimed and not yet due. ,2ii:i,!M14 87
Whole amount of losses inenreddur-
Inn the year lii&J, tucludinc ttjoae
claimed and n.ot yet due, in tha
State oC Soutii Dakota
STATK OF MK'HK.AJi, 1
CUtNTY OK WAYVJC, 1
P. M. Kerry. President, aud Steward Marka,
Secretary el the sumdarci J.ife and Areidetit In
anrance fornpauT of Detroit Micl)iKan hcini:
duly ewom depoae and any that the foregoing ia
a frill, tme and correct atatement of the affair* of
aaid Company thai the aaid Ii.auraiice lomnany
la the hona-flde ower of at leaat ON E llUN I'HKI)
THOtlSANU UOt.l.A US of actual Cash I'apiUi,
Inveatui iu the Stala and United StatrH Stoeka
and Bonds, or in Bonds and Mortcuaes of Heal
Estate unincumbered, and worth double the
amount for which Uhc same ia mortgaged, and
they are the above described officers of taid In
anrance company,
D. M. FBKHT,
President
S*R«'ARO MiHKS,
Secretary.
Suhscfibed and iworo tobefenme this Wth day
o/Jauiuary, 1SUU.
T. PATTOK.
"Notary Public, Wayne o.,Michigan.
BTA1E OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
AUDITORS OFFICE, Insurance Department.
f, I,. ('. Taylor, Auditor of the State of South
Dakota, do hw«-!y certify tbat the above is a true
copy of the ordinal atatement now on flie in
this office.
IN WITNKSS WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of this office at
Pierre, tljn twenty uiath day of March IS'jO
L.
TATLOB,
Auditof,
THB STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
OKK1CK OF HTATK AVD1TOH-DEPABT
MKST OF INSURANCE.
COMPANY'S CERTIFICATE OF Al'THOBITY
WI1F.HEAS, The Standard I.ife and Accidant
lnaurande Co., a corporation orjtaniied underthe
laws of Michignn hae flled 111 this office a sworn
statement exhibiting It" condition and huauiesf
for tlto year endiui: Dacember 3t, 1HH», conform
able to the requiremeota of the l»ws
»t
this State
resnjatiiik the buainesa of Insurance and
WlIKRKAS, The Uaid Company has filed in
this offics a duly certiMed cop/ of its charter, with
certificate ot oriiaunalion, eonjplianre with
th« reotiremects of the Insurance laws aforesaid,
NOW, THEREFORE, I, U. t' Taylor, Auditor
of |0« Slate of South 1'nkota. pursuant to tbe
provisions of said laws, do herehv certify that
tha above named company ia fully empowed
through Its authorized xgen's. to transact it' ap
firopriate husinesa of I.lie and Accident Iosur
ancn in thin atate.according to laws thereof, unti I
tha Blat day of De, eiuber,D
IS TESTIMONV WHEREOF. I
have hereunto set my hand anr seal
SEAL at Pierre, thisMlsl day of Uatih A D,
is«e,
1
I, C. til LOU,
Mdltor#
E. B. WOODWARD. Proprietor,
(Successor to G. L. WOO®.)
RUST, Manager,
E^IEIIr
Wood Bros.
Farm Machinery, Lumber.
Hardwood Lumbcri^:ish,
Garland Ranges,
Gasoline Stoves,
Barbed \V ire
Feed Cutter,
Road Carts,
Gasoline Stoves,
Mouldings,
McCurmirk Harvester, Binders ami Mt wers
THE DEERE CULTIVATORS
Combined Seeders and
Boss Harrows, Gang Plows,
Fanning Mills, Corn Plows
Wind Mills, Wagons Wood Pumps,
STCIKIvd: S-^ST-3I
Gilpin Sulky Plows.
FENCE POSTS.
AT COST!
Everything in the line of
Will be sold at Co3t, and a large
assortment of Broken Suits
be sold REGARDLESS OF COST.
Now is lie tiie to hoy tins Class of Goods!
COME AND SEE FOli YOUSELF.
ERLANDSON & JOHNSON.
Job Printing
OF ALL KINDS AT TUE
HERALD OFFICE.
Doors,
Brick,
I ,imc,
SSiu iif
TH
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1AKOTA.
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finni
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(..'omit) ot (irai i
Hernial: Kosse,
v»1.
.1
Clarence Whipple
Notice inherehy ijiveii, That by virtu- an
execution
ID
me directed aud
,l*"''i'*1.'*
"i estate
lu niv hand*, iMued on the third da) of April i
18'Jt)."tv the t'ireuit Court and for »ail c.unity
of Grain upon aj'lilKi'H'iit rendered in Mid ourt
ou the '.Mth 'till of v»r. II, l^iO.iii r»vor of Herman
au'1 *'mfft *v 11 W
I have levied upon the following described per
sonal property of »ai.l«efei..m t.'-wM 1 \m» p.-tt
double harness w'.'hort bridle*. And thai I shall
on the *th dav of Apr 1 A l». HM»,at tbe hour of
1 oVh"'K l» ni «»f Sftui ii*v, Hlthu ff'Hll tlowf of
the poei-ottice iu Mib'ank aald omiily ami
at,lie proceed to sell a'.! right, tide and interest of
the jtrv.' named Clanmee 1 Whipple in mid to
described property. 10 ».iti»fv said
iuduii'etii niid toKts. a'uoimniu to "uo hundred
.i'i I thli :y doPurn Mid i'.tnv fixe Celtic together
Witt,
B1, L,,-r.ime
FAST MAIL LINK with Klectrle I.ijrbted
itid Steam Vestihuied tr*m«
Mi'inpaixili?.
'JU
TRAN.S-CONTLNKNTAL ROL'TK
CJ 3
1'AI I
RAILWA
Idaho, I'tah. falilornia, Oregon,
in Ktoii, liritiMii olutiilia,Alaska, tbe Ca
nadian Northern aud Manitoba.
It ia the only American west ot Ch:r»o
baring a trark laid with pound pteel
ra.i»and own'ii# it* entire uingiiitb•••nt
e|tiipnient ol elegant iMning and .Sleep
ing far?, Handsome lay foaclieii and
tree (oloniit Slerpera.
It ig th« P'hy inie running tlir"Ugh th« great
Xiilk I»iv 1 1 K'foivaii.iu, %»uii aolld traltiB
n itlioul change to Chuiuok,)lentuD,Ureat
Falls, Helena and Uutte.
It baa three lines in the Red River Valley, is
the only line to the turtle mountain*:
three hues 111 South Dakota.
li ie»cli» ihe iirg«»t urea of'iree government
land «»i ngriciilturul value now rem#iuiug
in the oouutry
It is the principal line to lake Mlvnetnnka,
ami the pleasure, lisj.mg and htintiu^
resort* 01 tbe park Hegi u 01 Miunesom
It is the direct ro,tte lietween Minneapolis
and ht. Paul, Anoka, St. loud, Duiuth,
West Superior Fergus Falls, Crookrton,
Moorhead, Fargo, (Irand Forks, Trafton,
1 Winnipeg, PeviU Laka, KilendaU',
I Aterdeen, Huron, WaterU'wn, tiuu*
Fails and Sioux City.
¥ot
r%U3'
tlCke,3» ma^
UiuneaiK.lis & St.
WlTUOlT CuaNtlt,
n'7,'ii'd
eoat* of sal.' am nitei.-au.i. ti .-
i samr fruui tlie ittb din of Man 1S!«, »t tli. r»ic
I of 7 per ti nl pi auiiiim, at puolic atutiuu, to Uie
hiniie't buiiier for cash
Uat.-.iat Milbank th- 16th day of A pril,
J0H*W
»«'•!.
"IJ
Ik»-
tween '".li.'ftgo, Milwaukee, St. I'ti il
KIHJ
trtc lighted 11111I Steam Heated Ves'il.uleil
twin* between t'hicago, Comieil Bluff®,
(tmaha mi the I'»cific (ACift.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTK l^tween Ch-
C#so. Kansas Jit y. and St. Joseph, Mo.
5,?ii MILKS t'F KO.M) reaching all prnn,i
ps! points tu Illinois. Wisconsin, Minneso
ta, Iowa, Mif««nri aivi lfikota
For maps, tune table*, rate* ol pu*.«»ye ami
treiglit, etc., applr to the ur^rest station
agent ol th» i'HK'AOO,
MIIWAIKB*
v, or to anj railroad agent Mif
wherein tlie World.
ROSWKLL M1LLKR, General Manager.
A, V. H. L'ARPKNTKR,tfeu. Pass. A Tkt.Ant
I CiTKorinformation In referei.ee to Jjui.i*
I 1 11 IS- and Towns owned bv the Cutcioo,
»P||
ST PAM,
waukee, Wis.
fKB, I.JThc ?t. J'aul, Miiitieapohs & Manl
lr»!so to!ii RailWflvatid bmnches became
•J K
With 1,300 miles of steel (rack it rmm through
62 con hi ies in Mililiesota, North Itakota
South 1'akota and Montana, renching ail
prliicljul points from St Paul, Minneap*
olis, Wtst fcujieiior and Duluth.
11 fnrniplies Ibrotigh cla*e eonneetions, the
be st and cheapest route to .11 piinta in
.r*:*
y*
O
Side! 4icoi.:ti
cotr.i jiiii
in the omitv •'iirt.olti,.
Mate ot Smith
I11 the turn ter 01 the eit»t.„
"letieaMurl V
Walter It. Samideni
Maggie
t'its* tin* rendered
1
,iM
1,1-•court
*"d PWn/t .#
Una nj/
courts
CLsm
mi'l,slrMiu" 0,w"
I* is oKDBBKn. th.1t Mondi.
4j.nl, l^i,
dir
rourt. to-wit:
llw
o clock m.hf
•it
IM
hcieliv u, uointed
tufiit of the huill account
t, tiicrool
IK-
M*NEI-'Ct.
l'laini iff a Atty. Sheriff of a»id muiikv of
(1 rant.
given b\
jainteil in at leas: :hrr« 1,,,^
count*,) to t* ptililifj,^ Nif
VC weeks i'i
1
lie •'To,
pi.pcr prititeii all
I
pablialieii'
SMid countv. "I
Dated March 1Mb, 189'
Attest:
1H9I».
si5ST...
SEAL JOUS LOCUAWI
Mortgage
Wherea*, default hat bt.n
I llit'Iit of 1 he nioiiry ftcured
the I'lth dny of K. 1-nan, a',"^•1.
I by lieorge Ku»« ..id
«vi,*(
I of the Colliny ol 'lomUiHt'
I now Mate of hoirii
o{ the lolility I ^alnubt e
net.'ita. and «hie 11.urtMite»«,:- ._••••
I ortie*. ol lhe Keller of iHhU-.PWtie
1.rm,t and *1\ 1 y of
riouth liaWola, iu i ik
1J,ntVr-"*"11.»®1vftAril•Ff-
5-tn, on the rih .(, of
o'clock p. in and
Whcr-a.t. 110 action or pricy,
otherwife have been iim n 1
debt ireuretl by sai.l murijuj.
Whereas, default iiaj bwoa,
Tuent of the texe-. a^Hedo
ii. aKwd l,y ihe siuil luortgi,'!!
ul:d
with Kiec-
Whereaa. the ainniinteklm*:
*nld Uioi luii^f. at tl.e itatt
sum i'f Htvetilci 11 liundr
dollar* sod tin 1 y i!trH
rent-':'
Ji.ioi'.t." prtnciprti dni
date bfWidefe the sum of ti!:i :i
»i*t) cent^ for Eer.»i'
inortdHiree. an lntereK
liolliira ivttorin ys fees, mpuv
cftid tuortgaKe
I Now therefore, nntlct li .v-J*
k
St.
1.
Imortgage,ofof
virtue ..t the power of w
and d'll.
MILWAD-
KAMWAT
roMfA.1T, write
lUrfiAS, Land Commissioner Mil-
rciwl"'»f,f.
at
letrMmm-e tiie *utm«i
provided the said mortar ^.___
by a sale tiie iiii.rn age!
M-riiHd at putiln H'n'tion ti
rant county, or i iepntv v
the court house n ihe irtu y
tv otOraut,.'state of HoulbHuat
May, 1 ••¥». at tv, u'i ck ,.
da. lh.. moruniied pr
the eou'itv of «itanl, 'ii tl,' v
tn, aiid ale desiTitled a- &. *MMMI
so'ith h.n^f' th* nnr^»n^|t
and the cast halt'(Klj) of n»
',8^.4'. seclioii ,!i i Uiwm
twenty tl'A1', rxi.ce lorty-eiga
1' .VI Co tamiMf I*' irivi
atwl at Mlibanli. wmth
of April, A .nV
'm
LI
A U
L£3
r. *•*.»
loHN W. 8*1-L. Atlurtt! f!
Sumnio'^j*^
tut*'
ATt UK Wl Til I' %Ki
lr«nt fouiity
n
W i'\ 71 irhol* and II
v n I prnx ipal ami mier«»»«
AI W A Y
\Nt THE FAMOUS
1W0 THROUGH TRAINS DAILY
raoii 8T. PAUL an MINNEAPOLIS
TO CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS«KANSAS CITY.
OONNICTINO
AND
Watertown, Dak.
ouune:*I'*ns mule with all
uH!D^
of
s.B7. I ?-«PaVl
&
Dulutl».
mi u.
v
'i'1 4tW
Co partner* iu huxiiieM r.vV'%,
Arm name and »tj!o e' itig.U,
.Ni-.holu und Sot P'.
n|{a!net
3. Bte'eraon DefeKKl
The State ef "•ontb!»"»' i«|M
To .J
t)ffni£':
Von nr.-1 eft *.T '.IhMl/
Wef the eoiiipla ft', "f W
Nirhole she said f»
..f -r,. rfow
wll.rm V1V1, 's
.South Dakota, aM 'oocf-'j
wet to paid complaint
43m
v
.lfhce IU the 1IV of ,Miil)»i.«
,u tL'.riy day after tfcf
pon vi,i, tell!'' ve .f t'.'''
you fail to auawer iiiiitc r. i
aforesaid. i!i« p!aiurf»
nciuint 0.1 for i!i«
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