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1
Hionill
nil
ihtmuib
lh« linitiHi StiiVosHV• i
i-flKlli«n and who In.
II
situation:
i mini-
,, „, r. :i !.. tmsincs
ihe hot .1, I i- I
of
piiicT.t^,
tuys mat U
discharged therffrorn, ml v.im sir**
1
r,J"
The appointment ot Fank Wilder of
thin city as labor insp"i loris exceedingly
appropriate, for it was principally
through his persistent labors that the
bill was passed. He fully understand
its provisions and the people have the
assurance that, the law will be carried
out in the Fpirit which was intended.
Governor Mellette did a very successful
thln^ in recognizing these facts. Mr.
Wilder is the master workman of the
Knights of Labor of the state and has in
an eminent degree the confidence ot his
as.-ociates.—Aberdeen News.
An attempt was mado by the proprie
tors of the Independent ashorttimo ago to
force their paper upon tho people of tho
county, and in support.of which they quot
ed a pretended law to the olleot that no
one could refuse to take the paper with
out paying up for the time he had taken
,t out, of the post-ofticc. Tho following
dipping from the Pioneer Press will show
how much foundation thero is to thi» pre
tended law:
Some time ago Postmaster Ankony
forwarded the usual notice to the "Hun
Publishing company" of ManiRtniue,
Mich., informing them that one Min
neapolis 'ubscrsber had refused to take
the paper from the ottice. In reply to
this the publisher of the nun !orwardod n
printed notice ot some length, in which
was one clause utating "thai a law was in
existence which punished suosenhers
lor non payment by arrest and tine, the
name as for thieft." As th« matter was
uhsummg a serious complexiou, especial
ly fori lie subscriber, J'o.-t-niater Ankney
address"'? acotnmunic»tion to the po.-st.
master general asking positive information
upon tic subject. Yesterday a reply w
received Iroui the postoflioe department
at Washington, saying that there U "no
juowuijj
who "-rml thM-c months or «hir.»i.'iit jn
lnou- ill til'' military or nav.il Korviro of Dihtrict.'
1 v
huh
.r who may hereafter lie hUllVriu^ from
u mon'"
i"y
he I
whs-'
is, by 11n* i
Uuni"»it, w
jt.HHl
Tihvsicnl (liHfvl)jlily ol ft pari
mount
vicious l,a' 'I
1 1 n
their performance of uifumei lauor in
Mich u degree as to reu«Vr them enable
to earn n e.unport. ho I'laced upon
the ]y- -alia p«
State-. titU*rl i"
opn.
nlJ#
itrui
irt ii
il
11
not to exceed ifl- per mo:r
limn f! per month. propof
inulribt.v to earn a BUppor i
tocorni luring tht» exi
disah. i".- Hank in the i
1)P coil-llioro'l applications 111:-
1
.'1
this- «'•!. I'rovi-II*II is made lor n
ifijr at. the rate of i?: per month w
sonic (irand Officrra.L
Tim office™ chosen f«r the ensuing
vear fit, tho recent nici-tin^ of tin
ic grand iodgo at Madison are
Then. H. Kanouso, O. M.: Ot
Johnson, I). Ci. M. —Piper, (I.
C. Mcl'allUter, J. W. H. C. ..-rp, 1\
C. T. M'-Oov, See, Win. MoOro-nly, C. J.
C. Adams and li. ('!. Kdgerton, Stewards
J. Knapp. Sword Rearer ('. JL. llack
ett, P. Geo.R. WiPiams, ». T.
l'ho Aberdeen News, whose ••.[.'••rial
writer win formerly a Grant. county
citizen, and therefore taken some little
interest in our county affairs, has the fol
lowing items in repaid to the political
United States statu to concerning tho
liability of a subscriber for the suuacrip
lion price of a newspaper. It is a mere
matter of debt between the publisher
and subscriber, with which the pot
master has nothing to do with, and which
cjin only be collected by ordinary procos
of collection of debts"
i verrceeiveu. in
1
•h I liottlo i1KC.l...
to miiiura and persons
jioho
tiie nutritive functions of the
usiti'' Hall's Vegetable Sici-
Improvi
scalp hy
lian Hair Renower, and thus keep the
hair from falling and becoming gra\
The An* ill the Lion'* Skill.
Plankington Standnr.l: Have yo.i i.o
ll aid how the democratic, papers pity the
farmer, tell him how badly he is abused,
how the tariff robs him, debt weighs him
down, his crops giving him but meagre
returns and ends up with a reccomend
ation that he go into politics through
the alliance? Tho whole of il is a snivtd
and utterly bogus. The papers even,
continue to bewail the horrible condition
«if the farmer despite the rapid, large and
cn!ii union5? ndvanco of everything thet
fai iner i to sell.
i:iip('ik). i
This is what .m ought io have,in fact.!
nut in11si Vilive it, to fully enjoy Lift*
Thousands are searching lor it uly, and
mourning because tney find it not.
I ho1 -, itets upon tlio'.iand of dollars are
speni annua, fy by our pc.ipl" in the hope I
Uiat the inny attain thi» bo.m An tset!
11- may iif* hao by aU. We miar inte.' thn!
olectric 'Jitters, it used ai-coidm^ to di- I
e-'ii'ins und tlie uso persisted in. will!
bring von irtu.u.1 timostion and oust the|
demon lypcj)-i. ami install ii.s eaii
Upepsy. We rtM-o:umend Mb ctri !,!!i i
for l\sjiepsia and nil di.-oa-i^ -i '.i
Ijiver, M'-uiacii and Kuiie-'tr
ic ami pi*r liot^l i -1 i. i /.(
ol 11u Stone City.
It. is ennj. el evi
vol be lonnd bv
bevto, Ho\',.\.
ly the ti"st s e,
of the blood
ic.o.-o d: ci s
b'ond.
•d ti. pecMii'
that f'e--!i
lic.iiid tor
tuw j"
JliivWthat tlml-ef
by oiti/eua of Mil hipped
i tireir anon*
ot
men who m?rv6d ninety days without pro\
ing d-nth tho result of army service, and
likewise granting $2 a mouth to
child under sixteen year^ of at,'1
dollars is five"la* ft limit of the
charged hy agents i1"1 i
under this act.
tii'5, pla^e
i from e«se:
1
1
hi
tho
1
coming intosicuted, and that tli
J0
intoxicating and was drunk or.
l-its. •l,,rim tho i'.jre:.'"!ii fa.' iiudf i
thi' followiriii I'ouclusui'i of h. 1 list
the «klonilantB as agents for mp'-rtetit
could occupy the building for the i
ot willing the b\*r in original
iit'oti to ail jiers'int- escrpt iniuort,am.
binial driiukard#, a!:d use
would not constitute i 'Ugh i
tho b-w\va.- drink on i by i
liie pinchu: «•!•. ami
Ui:il
to"
nr«,
a!
I
liiiiii ili slnppcd by the case, were nates
in orurimd jiaekaye-1. lb* granted n lem
porarv injmn t.i'in ro-t.rainiiig dolendants
from selling to minors aim ttioso in the
habit nf heco^ung intoiicateil. Some
u! the leudin.ir iii'"!iiey ot thin section
are now advising the city council to im
pov^ i liceiiHO en original package1-, they
fdaimini't he sftme eaa In* u-me and cOl
lecied i-\ i r.v
"My father, ut al'i'iii Hv,lint
all the hair from the i• of head.
After one month's trial A ."' Hair
Viitor, the hair began comin, d,
three months, ho had a tine
1
-th of
hair of natural color." P. •!. dlen, i
Saratoga Spring.-. N. *.
"'funny!' Well, 1 should sav soli
Look at the one in short laco skirt to the
knees, rubber boots, bare arms an im
mense niufl. frti'HW hat, anl—a beard!
'What is it?" Why. 1 hat is 'A M.-larn
Culmnlius' in th* biiiles^tio ol 1 P.rvt name
given bv a dramntic club ot the celel r.it
ed Seventh lleyli.ient New York, and
these illustration-- a^al tho account, of it
.lie, as you
kcp
Musrazine for ,fuiy, which lias just ar
rived 'I he pictures of the Wjx footers
of Hie Seventh'an-K\vi( in feminine toe-.
gery ure about, the funtiiest that h3
poared in any ni'iLra/ir for a long
This number al-'i contains a bean' f
ill'istrated article on
nderful how Demoi-es-t's Family
a/fne has come to the front iu the pa?t
few years, and now stands in the for
ward rank of the Oreal Masa'/ines. In- m(l
deed, there is no other tuasriizine pub
litihed that so acceptajiiy cate r-i to every
member of the family, published by W
Jeiinint'-I''ci!i"iv'. i"
*j
.New V"rk.
I'roaoiinccil il»]ie!e«K, lt Sin oil,
Fioiu
a letter writt-n by Mr- Ad
Consumption. Couc11'
it a trial, took in all
Freedom
from the tyranny nf depraved blood by tiie
use of this medicine,
lor nine years I was nfilleted with a skin
disease that did not yield to any remedy
until a friend advised me to try Ayer's Karsa
parilla. With the ii«e of this medicine the
complaint disappeared. It is my belief that
no other Mood medicine could have effected
ro
rapid and coinpb-e a cure."—Andres
D. Oarcia, C. Victoria, Tamaulipas, Mexii-n.
"My face,for years, was covered with pim
ples and humors, for which I could find no
remedy till 1 begun to take Ayer's Sarsapa
rilla. Three liottl s uf this great blood medi
cine effected a thorough cure. I conl'niently
rceomniond it to all miffi-riiic: from siniitar
troubles."—M. Parker, Concord, Vt,
Ayer's
Sarsapariila,
rniii-Ai.i:i' BY
DE. 3. C. AYEK & CO., Lowell, Maes.
Sold by DrUjrgUtn. $l,eis. ?•"). Wortbf'alxiUle.
MOHTKI,
A ltd
1
IlJNi S
\,
l)i'inore«t s 1' ami'y
his li'irncy
i i»•. for r.
u
w
yonc
ti'iink
(lie
Loi*::
interior ot
hv-
President Morton's l^mse, which is iul!
ot sugirestions for modern house furnish
ing. Tho article ''Stanley's Rescue of
Eniin," profu.-ely illustrated, is aiso_of
arreat interest at this* time and "lh©
House Jjniit in American Waters"' wiil
give a hint to inac.y how to si- nd i! e
summer In f'U t-j-he v- iiolo niagfi7ii:e,
lrom the hand-iottt*' wnVr color in fmut,
to the "Spic(* Box*' in the back, is
tically atul hand^unely executed. tVl'iol' Marllill
ALLKY or RKVILL'
crrv:
1 i i
it ii' y«iu art
iv nt
:i1
}n w
I'M
nl
1
cured me and than»
well ami lieartv not
tree at Caspar I! v
regular si/.e,
Good News!
No one, wlio is willing to adopt the right
course, need be long ailiietud witli tolls, car
buncles, iiiir.ples, ur other cutaneous erup
tions. These are the results ol Nature's ef
forts to expel poisonous and allele matter
from the blood, and show plainly that the
system i ridding itself through tiie skin of
impurities which il was the Iruitiuuite work
of tiie liver and kidneys to remove. To re
store these organs to their proper functions,
Ayt't's SarsaparlUa '.s the mediciue reiium d.
That, no other 1 iood-puntier can compare
with It, thousands testify who have gained
!:,d fab ly
1
s
Ilurd, of iroioi\ i'., \v( ii 'oti-: "Was
taken with a bad told, wiii'-h settled on
my Lungs, cotudi set in and flu hi y tenui
natc»l in Constimption. Four iioiturs
I gave me up faying 1 con lit
*hort time. 1 ua\e invself
ior. detorniined it I coital
i my triemts on earth, 1 \m'U
absent ones above. My hi)
visod to i et l)r. Kini
but i
uv Sav
will
Spill
.etition. !••-. i -'t
'1. Pay MO
reputation of Tili'j DLMnX*
IT IS FAL^H and to liar
i) i mi niachint
Is the must Compact, Smallest, Neatest,
1 it-re T11 -1.1 I
*'Goidan Rod,"
"Daisy,"
"Pink,"
'Silve
Twins.
Bin^r
Tin: XKW
1 3 i Y V A V i i
Tin: !h :e
And the onlv 1 larvt
IK'C rs
:cre
bill a."
s a-
ard
ni
o|
y
US'^.«
DEAD AND BURIED.
\'\IK HKST HAUVtSTKUSandTWINK HlNDKil
is! cail on us in MILBANK or our ay-itt
.id sa
5
iit'i-.iii'li
1
•i 0.
1, i-1- ti you t" a
i'acticH otir v i o
w
Tti'.dl F.'UT. I li' 11
hiTo
to-day ai
an*La
Si 1
im!f-
-V
s- 'llU'Wi.'
1
iii H', w i
:rr. yt's ni
Ti' V\
\\ili»M' pl'ilii i ill'
hi
lilt Till: DHKIUNG MA-
stay,
illy M.irhii
i a
provt- n 1
I! I'
I Vt 'S Ii
ON
i:
1
SITFUIOR glJALlTIP
III "MIU'GGFI. A pi•!
A i-nts \vhot:- TRASHY MAC'HINKS
iin11
n'-r that theirs aro the sunn'.
i 'our assertion we will oifor &1.1
ual in all partieulai' to THF Dld'.lM
|I4L"WW
v,^rVTv
WUV '/r
,,,
'i
,V*
MADE FROM THE BEST MANILA AND SISAL FIBRES.
1 guarantfiD t5 sell tfco
Qest
m:i:
i'ili
V» 2 .i i
LIGHT
s u n
l,i
111!
\\i
THE RELIABLE BEERING- BINDER TWINE.
n»
111
i wekrhaton
TilH OFFKiN(.. This'tnepa^rdo'
an 1 ^rar.iiUr
dircctlv to us or our Agents
'111
N
il .'W in
jiiuler. with a Main W'li
1
Brunei.
low*
:W/WifW-r^«
rt V,- r*.
ot it'o to Builds
ItHlj
'.to«wlm
fh«
1
if von
at W1LMOT, CORONA. ANTK-
n ,••.,• ijiiie-k we will show you your
'uiH
N
muit
tWi
h5
Kfsjj
,!i"tluteins
ujic y jtr.
lit enmity, H.-ikuut, wi'iii
V
i'
It Kill It! suit'l nil V, vlli »H iMttif.
'nautili ii Id npi't ttr at tliu "tlkroii
M.tor,
U saidn.,
i: i
-VRI'EliTEl
OTlCI Ol MATTEL JlOIti
MALE.
Wliur-.'i-i. II. .lacobion, dl .Mlltum
i i-nnt, Suite So tit n i'u* u. M..r!j
i' ad day nf SHjitfiuln r, |v», imke i.
i 'iiitwi Mortgaiii- to tlir Anvancf 'ft
i UattU' i.,'ri-t'k,St«!e.f
-ten the J'i day of Si-pmmlwr,l^i,.
i liiiwiiiK HiiU-bti'itiH'.i-, l«,»Ss. f!v,.
i im no cacti dati-ii
.• s jirr cctil
jut
a
"i»T d,
ji
Niivemtivr l^i, l^S
i -I, I*:**. Oi In
lie wiii unly ft If
of Uraul i-in.
till' 11th fitly of he
I Hlllt WtHTl-U-l,
Octoti
bt.kn-
I'- 't, aua i
.itld- of ttil
•He i.f Sniit
'—"J. I
.H itn-n i
,ii iiiurtsii
HldltlOIlS colitttl
wit: Thnt a pi.
v inaiil men
l'«u«
111- Wlieic lIHTi nf
mt mu! mnriKiii
ium lite M«lc nt
lli-rt*.-!-, Ui-'fr
-aortitaire »l die i-i.t
jur liumlrcij tv\ i*
nin'it'hf Hint mt. -i
i hen by «ivcii.»
n in I tiy iirdcr nf i
ri-!••«t owner thi i
i' fir t»-!i tli.- I
-I* liffctibed in
vVdri-hoUfool K
iiiidmij
S i r' unl
•ny tias
N'i
i
llm I'ouuty of
ltie Ii'»nr iif 'Jn i mm ii
•1 PI iltiy of .1 sintr l^ln, lev
,i
*r ,-J inch Ke»r Ai Ivmbi -i
i 11iii* AiiHiaan iiud Tavlur
N'otiro of Sal
*v liert-by jjiv.'n ih*t ki
ii.tjirifiil, reiiili-rutl ami .'
niirt of the itnrd
tiie county of tiroiii i
KOlft. I'll UK' llay I .f .1
vv hub t*a!t! ««s lie tfalti
'".Ui day uf 1 im A 1* Is!*i, daljrd
otlicc uf tSm i l'-rk nf lie- -a ((nit!
cninily nf liraiit, etatc of South 1
notion whnrrui -S Hoi
ro partner* utidr! the tir
I i •impany. wen.' jiluintiff
mh« di-fi-liiiaii t. ill t?i\er -.
1 «i.'aiu*llbe !*cd deffiidftr
did .r.y four li'dlurf
in! judgment ninniig utic ..
..fthe real eMlfttKlt- itu-r* a
cr.brdtci.satif-ty
ith (liUTi-st tin c.
i of «r hu m'Jt
1
sai* Hi'j'lkabl'? t'
ftRpfViUi
S
illi*
i'li'Tk Ol the 1
I tiiiiiityef irsin.
o*nl of the Raid
prup^ny pursuie
lielii'diot, bie.'fitf of -«a
snui state of South Dak'
»ft*t^ dewribed
fi-nl
hi' bt'-
AIM
emu. i
for ensh, at public surti ".
th« cua'rt huiise
roiiL'tv and ftns. i
l."tsS*», at i-j. .. k
iat dfty, to »at -'v
est aiid i-oBta ttieri-oii si
stiip.nr «o much ttiercu)
•«.• n(.p..(•»).!•• thcri'to
Ut!)'(• tie Roid an nf.,
judiHiH-iit slid
thnt wrtaiii tract or put.
p.'rhnpsit would
i i 1 i|ieir!i'r of o'Ct.on ic.im
•r tit 11M* above naiiird places, i i,,«,.-h.p miM.i.i-r.a .-a
i (tlf) north, i.f rin.Ki' ti
utli'inanly manner the won-l of tb. iiftbjpn
Foil ai. 1 urove to voiir cii-
itit--har
llHteii
II. lSlHl
•ther niaelii who :iro I
ii
enough to i xliibitaii in-
Y,.
,,
.(i FOR l.v.io.
UUI1 U
and handsomest Binder ever put on the Market.
iter with an Ad.iaM' (o*ai
i)eoi'iii
rs, an
and 0 in wifle
H'
NEW U
TOWNS!
in I '.in i!i lo any
pro v i-ments
''LILLY,"
"BUTTERCUP,M
"ROSE."
Quality and
l'riee to suit
e v e y w i s
and pocket.
IN YUCATAN.
Bradas cf T*ine Lower than aay Dealer in Grant or Roberts Counties.
c^ l.i'MT, and Flo: i.^ ier 1
I- refttlr a
I 'i -I 11
uik
IMItlUlg
1-
Mow
Wiil cut any r*in
U\
'Clf
nr
I'la^,
Plate on uth*r Poir, I
CSJIOCM
i,nd is tin hi.'?t v*lu»
md is atroue tmd dt.iftbl
or tftt K*.
Oil
ru Hy. i.iin- Is'
rife l.WWiw'
or llook-. Mit j*.
M- .. r- wt. fr,-..i mi'rii:'ie:it
u !o: z tii" i.
i itt NortLt ui Kv i
North imki.taami HotiteiiSCi
rau-Hati.l tin.-market^ tor iw
HUNTING!
FISHIN6
M.intHini proiluci- (be
i»i amk'ttUlf. fri-e mti.-'-
Muni", Milk hiei Min K i'
and .-^weet (iru»i! ll.li^.
HEALTH,
WEALTH I
1 In Mont#.'-1*
l'o« im. N
l,01V Klltr
lias the
w Kttl
i. Uts
Vnrtint i
Swe.'t i. rriHB lliii-.
liner Valleys, Mi i ta1
I.v ili.- liri-ni Northers.
The stork Hiuscrs' i*c
The
rt
GOLD,
GOAL.
at 1 raotivr
Nortliei
prodii.
nictiiN-
bU i" liit" OT
Hlni i.rot. it l'ixji
ralef» and t*
etn K'y I.n\e
hat skill and
•xperiemv ha'.t
HERDS,
MINES.
*ver devised.
Tlier l.!t
Iliat"
.•lit -I it. I1 *1
I'l. hlt -s!"ro»ill 111
•*ttH b.ll»i:.'t~-
A Ion
n the (ircat N'lH1
Line in Montana nr. fi ra.ici
[msturftg", mines ot pttniotu
iruii auu coiil, atut
towijfi. Now i« ,ur
K
Surrounded
ttry,
GREAT
lira/.iiiL'
nunKiS'
Mi
FALLS
|i-entrc.
The valleys of Kcd
Milk and Sun Kiv. rs ten'
lR
M11III Scpl
Write I' I
'91
WhJtiMk'
PATS^d
Caveats and Tra.ie-M»r^
1'ateii' business oiidiK",'
Our nflice is
o]»|...sit*1
we can secure puU'titS
cost thdii those rem""' lr^r,
fSemt mcdel, drawmsj.
script ion. We advise,
tree nf charge.
is secured. in
f:
Our lee »ot
A little hook,
(1
"V
vC
with name* ot clieu1
or town sent tree. A.n^
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