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Ciute trustee --- ---------- Fee sim
pie title To ! is on Meadow Valley IT lots II
4 10. block 10, tux 81 II, penalty II ctnts, adv
81, total SJ IS.
cuiverweii Mrs Gee simple title to lot
and impts lot 8, block 26, tax 50 %, penalty
% cts aiv 81, total So 20.
tilissan Vim C-Possesaory claim 10 lot and
impts lot 10 block Q. tax SIS 80, penalty 50 IS,
anv 50, total $33 IS
Lynch ] II Fee simple title to / lot and
impts. lot II BLOCK 2G. tax S. 30, penalty GO cts.
adv 20, total 50 81.
Nevada stage and Transportation CO. Fee
simple title to lots 0nd imp's on Lacour ST.,
lots IT 4 10 llock &c, tax SO 81, penalty 80 cts,
adv 50. total So 80
Sunderland Wm-Fee simple title to I lot CO
blk "a, tax 80 cts, penalty 03 cts, adv 81, total
50 40.
schofeld r G-Possessory clpim to l lot;
lot 81 block 81, tax 10 cts, penalty 90 cts, poll
tax 50, adv 50, total s. AZ
Unknown owner-Lots 70. "A ard 49, block
ID, 8, 8, %, % and 20. blOck 2--l0 an 4 10,
block 4-l8 to "a inclu i've, block 6-1 and @
block 81 aud 2, block lie. %, %, 20 and 80,
block 1877, Al, 81. 50 aud 81 block 1873 26,
80. A. 46. A. As, 40 80, 81, 50, s. AMI 80 block
2U-55, aud 90 to 81 inclusive. block 2l-3, II
and Is block 22-24, 20. %, 10, AZ, A., "A, 80,
81 90, 81, IS, sc 81, So, 80 so, CT, 90 g. a. Gj,
G6 81 G8, 90, 20. II, y. 49, "a. u.s. 71.7s, 49, 90.
81, 81, IS, 49, ST, block 23e 7,S IA, is. Is, 26.
II, 70, 81 13, o., 81, II, 7s, block 2I-22 46 Al
~ - =" - - - - - - % %, Nv, 80,
81, SO, 81 s., co. block 2G-6 to 10 inclusive
and 81 % block 27---l.2 4 8 6, 0. II, IA, Is.
! az block $50 block 3d.. IA, 81, 81, "a to Gj
inclusive block 3l1S 10, %, 1929. 30, 81, 81 ~
81. SO 81 40 40. 90 s., 90, 80, b5, 56, block 80
20, ~, "a, % 36 ST. SO 50, Al, AZ, As ~. As, 49,
81 b5. block 81 - IA, 25, 49, 81, %, 90, 30. 81,
! 80 IS 3S 80 block 3G-7, Is, 16, II % "a IS j.
26 q 80, 80 3i35 81 a9.o5i inclusive. 81 Sass &c
is to Ga ioclu i've. and g. 81, SO, 70. block 81.
tax sli 40 penalty, SILL adv So. total sli "a
INK 0Sn"r - Ut .. block So, tx 10 cts,
] penalty ol cent, adv 50, total 81 20
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No. 079.
uNlrtp TATEs LAND OFFICE,
knfeRa, >evada July 8 1891.

tn,ns, ~.y,d ~ I'm Ers'I 10,
~ 800 NY io'i'
o'ior - HEt BY GIVEN TIL Vt TIE
flufhe olspl IL Ell MInlhg heJuV
II "a q : p"nA D i'' huihor ID agent samuel
= =" upt' y NOS" Of on e. a"ur's IS IS Pintho
Inc VI ouh'S N'"tr W >'NiHt' haa lhls day
uleu iS ~. I'N'l"h lor ca W. ll-ah our nun
irre snf tlpW'-" ghi ~ ~ ear itet Of the
'''oN anne = beat s'lher, with
snfiSc sfl - ,"e inno'td A' feet 10 width
'iM N ~ VI ulh- psrict, county
OF Lincoln. STAT ct Ervads aud designated
oince ~ Tot .n ~ l lo~h1hin No Of
rhn,1 . cHs' N"uh' Dlao n',o Altn - rloian ;
sa 1. h'' ~ a. 'eiiB "'F'iio'" ms t"l'o"s 10
WIZ
ui NV lhif'o r. 40
Hu Wy ~ - h''c ~ -, ~ ttut z, :
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COUNTY.

Aucons Armed A OPPOSES 'o'y CLAIM t. 6l0
ares land gu sppl No 9nS FEC 90 r 20 8 II
6l. tex SlS 60, penalty 50 S6 adv o. total 1913 40.
Ancona Alexander U D--Possessory claim to
60 acres land GA app No 9767, sec 10 T 70
b,2, tax s2s co penalty 81 Sc, adv 81. total
sS3 4G.
sAncona David d p fessory claim to $40
acres land on appl M 9760 sec u I 20 X 90,
tax SIS 60 penalty 50 Sc adv s. total s39 40
aguDyo A-possessory claim to 40 acres land
being the sen % IN Sec 80, 7 5.S- IL co Zap
s5eG. 81 !
Bandmann Chas J -pos.essooy claim to 40
acres land bel, q SEC 3S 4 40 4 % V on tppln
No 97sO, tax 500, penalty 50 Sc, adv 80 total
s33 l6.
Barbte Emma II Possessery claim TO the
NWA Sec 80, 7 30, X 81 f., possessory CHIN
TO the MEN, SEX and NEh, Fec 81, # 20, : X
81 =, appln, l0iCi tax s!s 20 penalty 81 80. adv
/ 81, total s33 4G,
Sec u. 20, $ Il III Ii Lossessory claim 70 n
See 70. T 20, 8 X Gi y; possessory claim 70 y
o. SWl4 aud NwA of SEA. Fec 20, T 20, r Gl
4, tax $40 81 penalty 81 6s, adv 81 to'a, vi ~.
Bqtthoiemy Nicholas Poss, ssory claim to
NWA OF sec 70. T 20 R6l on apoln 1886,
tax 81 is penalty II cts adv 50 total 50 81.
u, eg GhIist--Possessory claim (, 6lU acres Of:
land being the St 4 Of SOC Is, and the M a of
sec %. the swt4 ut sec u and the Nwli OF zee
% all In I 10 s 81, tax S2s 60, penalty 50 sc
/ adv SO total s93 40.
BaLcheit Louis-P ossessory clsim TO the
sen and 81 Of NEA Of sec 90 T 2Os Of on
apnl No l0i67, and the 81 Of 81 on npplu
/. f047l zee % Il 20 s r 81 and the shli Of sc 10
TZO 81 on apDl 1865. tax s2l As penalty
81 IA adv 50 total S25 10,
Garden O. R-Possessory Claim to 100 acres
land and impts In Meadow Valley Wash, 80
miles south OF Bullionvlle and known as the
Barton ranch, tax s3l 4G..ptnalty 80 "a, adv 50
total $50 60.
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NOTICE OF
T'AX SALE.
DELINQUENT LIST OF Pr EE1i tUR
TIE YEAR 1851, LINCOLN COUNTY
NEVADA.

Notce is hereby given to those whom 1t may
concern and 10 the following Damed persons
and TO all owners Of or claimants to. the real
estate and improvements thereon, CT improve
Iuents when assessed separately, hereinafter
described, known or unknown. That the taxes
Tor state and County, purposes for the year
a. u. 1871, assessed against the following de-
tctibed pieces or parcels Of properly are now
delinquent; that ten rer cent penalty aud two
dollars $2C0, cost Of advertising, has been
added in each case. and that any piece or parcel
OF properfy uron which said taxes penalty and
costs shall remain M, aid on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-02-04

Young Callow-"I say, follow, I'm
In great hurry Give me two pounds
OF dog biscuitw GARRISON formerly in
gents furnishing goods --"Yos, sir; for
yourself, sir?"-American Grocer.
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He Wanted to Say Good-By,

During the reign of Frederick the
Great one of the singers of the Berlin
opera left clandestinely, in order to re-
turn to Italy. The king Immediately
gave orders to pursue her, and she was
arrested on the border. The poor sing
or, under the guard of some hussars,
was obliged to return to Potsdam,
where she was conducted before the
king. As soon as he saw her he said.
MADAM, why did you leave me?" The
poor singer, half dead with fear, could
not answer, but threw herself at the
feet of the king. do not fear any,
thing" said Frederick; Il only wished
to take leave of you. Now you can go
where you please. Good-by."
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PATENT NOTICES.
AppiicatiOnfora Patent
No. 953.


Eureka, Nevada, November Il, 1891.
n OriUE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1HE
~ tiO he nsolidHted lining and Reduc-
Il - CO.. pIny, by its authorized ageut Samuel
1 uudbe, whose postoifice address is Pl,che,
--'i,oin corLty, State Of Nevada, has this ay
i'rd lrl- application for fifteen hundred l5n
ltfe,r e. of the 70" mine or lode bern
silver. with s1rfece ground two hundred zoo
feet in wi t., situate d ~ lily Mining dish ic.,
county otLinc0ln, State OF Nevada and sig
mated by the field notes ana official plat on
hle Ia ms Office LOT n D 40 in township No
/, of range No ca Of Mount Uiablo Base ~ d
Merie iau said lot No A. bel, g DIES ribt az fol-
lows, tO-wit;
Re, inDiIg at post marked Port 20 U S
slrVe! No AZ, whet ce Wheeitr's u 5 laopumeR I
bears 90 deg ees 20 minutes Il GAG 2 feet
the 81 elton corner cemmon 20 sections 20 %,
70 aho u, township N X 81 4 betrs 5 IS ut :
gr rs end rs minutes, L 2556 feet, thence run
Iilg, let turse, n n depr-e- minutts, Z
along tie southern boundary line Of u s sur
VeS NJ ~, Panack r LODE go ieet to post NJ 2
8 uevey No A.. wtt mcs the mouth OF the
Ltr tunnel bta I'll degrees 20 uli,uits
lGo feet. and The n' nth If the mader tuul el
bears 5 81 degrees 81 M nu es Il 1913 teet ana
tha muu Of the Zro incline GU tbs c n
bahrs 20 desrees % minutes Il 2sS feet ht nee
running 2nd coprse 81 CePrees 81 mi ,ltes +
3a3 feet to line between sections 22 AID 81,
.mO feet to post Mo- u S Survey No 80, tn nee
SD course, b II degrees minutes, to .ost
No U 5 ucNey No 40; thence, All COURSE n 81
degrees "a Mi uies, " 1870 feet 10 the lace of
beginning.
Coma ming 6 81 e, res
. Courses eSlIess'd from the true DerGiGn
WI mague IL YaFidtloL Of Is de4 rees and 55
mi Iutes east
lie near vt known location is the PAnacker
lCda, adjoining on the north.
Any and all persons claiming advsr sely any
portion OF said Zero mine or surface ground
are required to ii e their adverse claims with
the egster of the United States ana Office
at Eureka. in the State Of Nevada, dt ring The
period OF publication hereof, or thy will b.
debarred by virtue of the provisions of the
Statutes
j, p. DUNKLE, Register.
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Notice OF Forfeiture.

'Y'ura MILES McLi Oh, Hl- iRANrEt@. AS
i stgus II irs, exc, ut0rs or admtuisir atUr,
aid all irs clrmi x under, fItm, by or
through Rim:
fuale b rely uotitlad hat he nudeis gned I,
co o"ntr With yOn III ht mining claim XII ,Wn
A. the 'Mendh1 M O. ii rated in nil aland
dini Z DEERE @ nut! of u coin, state of
NeSad ha p"'lornet the WORK ald ma @ the
exp n i ure, III" nj lniuiul claim, re-
qIirei by sec 10 1.2+ M thu Wa q statutes
OF the nit It 80 e. h IL it n n. Tor the
yea 1871 al the at II at ne IT. ~ YOU, your
grantees as-iRNs n aumins'rti re on &C
count of uch tx - cuu.s ~ rald mining
cam is he sum OF fifty $50 00J dollars.
And II within Nlueiy d Ns after the publicE-
ton of this notice, you IAN or refuse to COR
tribute your shii proper ion nt su ii eXpendi-
turt as co owner, yort hi'tr st in = id claims
will become tn, pr,perly OF the subscriber
under said section 232i.
AN Ell y BAKER.
pi q y V. Jan : ~
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Monday Tie l7th day Of January.
A. D. 1899.

or 81 lnuch o. eaci parcel will pay tho
amonnt of taxes. delinquency and costs against
-, viii be sold by me as County Urea -nrer and
FxOiiico Tax Receiver OF plid County of Lii
coin, At ~ O'Clock NJ II said day, at the front
7uhr Of tn court house, Mt the town of Phoebe,
IN taid county, to satisfy such taxes delin-
qnHi,cv aud costs Said sales will he made
sndiec - redemption within eiS months after
rue ate tf s'le. BY payn ent of all the sums
assessed against eachl,arcel, together with three
par c. Mt per month thereon from the dote of
sale until pnid, in accordance with the pro-
visions OF Section 4 OF an act of the legislature
~ the state of Nevada, approved March l2tl,
1885. Statutcs of 1885 page III.
Phoebe. December II, 1891
WI. DOLBY.
CouHty Treasurer end ex-Ofi.cip Tax X. ceiver
of liucol,, EQUITY Nevada
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1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
of Application tor patent be published for the
period of sixty days item consecutive weeks in
tna fioche Weekly RECORD, a weekly newspl-
pr published at Phoebe, Lincoln County, Ne
vada. j. DUNKLE Register
Nv IDIOT
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lie is now ready to furnish first class ons
to the freightng public. "a
BESIDES carrying complete stock Of fehers
oupphes Is also prepared to fur the best qualities OF
Liquors, Wines Cigars.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-04-28
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the payment OF
the sum of three hundred seventy and 54-IOO dol
lars tsST9. "a which is claimed to be due at the
date ofthis notice upon Il certain mortgage
duely executed and delivered by Johan Lewis,
an unmarried man, to The Dakota Loan and
trust company, of WATERFOWL, Dakota,
bearing date the 2ith, day of December 1856,
and, with a power of sale therein contsinsG''
duly recorded in the office Of Register OF
deeds in and for pay County Territory of pax
kota, now state OF South Dakota, on the S0th,
day OF December, 1856 at $40, O'Clock a. m. in
book " OF mortgages on page y; said mortgage
was duly assigned by The Hakota Loan and
Trust company. of Watertown. OAK. to ChaI-
meIs curtis by a written assignment of mort
gage dated January 18th, 1892 and filed for re-
cord IN the office of the Register of decide
IN Day county, South Dakota, on thd
2sth DAY OF January, 1892 at 1880 a. m. an
was recorded in book 2s of mortgages on page
1871 and no action having been instituted at
law or otherwise to recover the debt secured
DS SAID mortgage, or any part thereof.
NOW therefore, Notice is hereby given that
by virtue of the power OF sale in said mortgage
contained, and ofthe statute in such case mace
aud provided said mortgage VIII be foreclosed
by n sale of the mortgaged premise described
In ana conveyed by said mortgage, viz: The
southeast quarter of section number fourteen
tlal IN township number one hundred twenty
IIZo9 north of FRANCE hfty-four. west, containing
100 acres IN bay county and Territory OF Dakota
now state OF South Dakota with the heredit.
aneHts and appurtensnces; which sale will be
mace by the sheriff of said bay county, south
$1,000; ~ tlS ilout u0bt " tue IOuFI mouse IN
The city of Webster. in said county and stale
on the Suth day of April, A. D. 1899, at o'cloke
p, m. of That day, at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt, inter
est and taxes ii any, on said premises, and one
hundred dollars attorneys fee, as stipulated in
ana by said mortgage in case of foreclosure
anu the disbursements allowed by law subject
TO REDEEM tion at any time within one wear
from the day of sale, as provided by law,
Dated ebster. S. ID. March 10, 1882.
CHALMERS CURTIS,
John F. Blake, m10r5s
Attorney for Assignee of Mortgage,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-04-28
Notice OF Sale OF Pledge.

whereas, Thos Denny, was on The l2th DAY
of November, A. D. loyl, Justly indebted 70 l.
Huntington of Webster, South DskOba, IN the
sum of $1,000, which said debt vas evidenced
by ont. promissory HOIe executed and delivered
by said Thomas benny to h. huntington Us
t0llowst one note Tor $40 W. bearing date Nc
yember 18th, 1891, due December 10Th, 1871,
with interest ~ the rate OF i per cent PEI AN
mum iIom date until 1uly paid. AND whereas,
the said Thomas Denny dla on tne -esh Gay OF
November, 1891, Tor the purpose OF securing tue
pa yment OF said suIs, denver 10 h. Huntington
as a pledge one prOmIssory note Tor SE-oNu sign
ed by Nels Nelson, payable 10 The OIuer Vi no
mas Dsnuy. bearing date OF November 49, 1871,
Due October list, loa2, ana bearing interest al
The rate OF ~ per cent irOm date uhil Palu-
lace value, $50 l..
hereas, default bgs been hiade III the pay
me III OF said note; ana
Whereas, there lie sad TO be due on sara mote
at the date h,I col, the cum OI Sol.23; aud
Whereas, demand vi payment oil sslu sum
has been made OF the said pIedgeOr, Thomas
benny, which pay was reIustdi
Now Therefore, notice Is hereby given thh'
the abUYe pledged pTOpeTt! wall be SOFA Dy tAe
sheriff OF Uay county, south Dakota, at Inc
'front.' door OF the court house III Webster, SCUM
Dakota, On the 9Th asy Of May. A. d. 1877, at g.:
O'Clock, to satisfy said debt anu Interest anu
costs allowed by law.
Dated at Webster, South Dakota, April ATM A
d. lo9Z,
L. HUNTINGTON,
Pledge,
Huntington & Parliman,
Attorneys tor Pledge, sfS@
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-04-28

The Huron Huronite publishes
the following soliloquy of so-called
corporation attorney as he gazed
upon the sign, FAIRNESS Alliance"
upon the font Of the finest three.
story structure in Huron:
"Farmers Alliance! That's
where tho fellows live who are death
on me because | am a corporation
attorney, is it? Who put up that
building? A calamity corporation
attorney, is it? Who does bust.
ness in it? The Fidelity Insurance
corporation All! anything else?
Yes, a calamity hail insurance cor
poration.' Goodness. Three cor.
porations' already! ANY more? We
should say so. An Alliance Aid
corporation a political printing
corporation a money loaning
Corporation Eight corporations!
And | am a "pnblic enemy" be-
cause l am attorney for only one
This is a great world"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-04-28
ShSriff'S Sale.

By virtue of an execution issued 9
and under the seal OF the Circuit Y
in and for the county of Day and Z
of South Dakota, upon a judgment
dered in said court on March 2srd.
and docketed IN The said court on
Both day of March, A. ID. lSS2, 10 q
ton wherein Kramer & Co, were !
tlts and Herman Heylahd was g
dant, in favor OF the said plalntin
against the said defendant, for lne
of sixty-sIx and 69-l00 dollars, q
execution was directed and del:SsIs
me as Sheriff in and for the ssld
of Day, l have this 30th day oil ~
A. ID. 1892, levied upon all the rieus
and interest of the said deiendsnl
man Heyland in and to the folloTil
scribed real estate, to-wi!: The !
east quarter dissection thirty i've = !
ship one hundred and twenty Of
ifth-seyen 81
Notice is hereby given, that II
undersigned, as sheriff aforesalQ!
sell,the above described real prop
the highest bidder for cash a.
auction at the front door OF tie
house in the village of Webster,
county of Day and state of South =
on Saturday. the l4th day OF May:
1892. at two o'clock, P. NJ, OF tins.
to satisfy the said execution toe5
with the interests and costs thereo5
Dated March 30th, 1892.
HENRY G. SERENsoS,
Sheriff of Day County, South "
Huntington & Parlimap,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. y
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-04-28

receive rs per cent. moro for their
product than its market value?
Farmers you will consent to give
the most profitable industry in this
country an advantage Of rs per
cent. over any other industry?
Remember that they get the market
value for their silver; but they de-
mand rs per cent. more than they
could get IN the market Of tho
world.
But the politicians tell the farm
ers that the low prices that they
receive for their products, and the
depreciation in the value Of their
lands, were on account of the acts
Of 1873 demonstrating silver and
the protective tariff.
| have shown that the silver was
not demonetized, but its coinage
suspended for good reasons. 1t is
said there we're not 1000 standard
silver dollars In existence at the
time Of suspension by the act Of
1873. The facts are that agricul-
tursl depression exists in all coun.
tries; and the depreciation iii the
value of land was much greater in
England than in this country. An
English paper, the Pail Mall Gss-
tie, gave an account of u number
OF estates in that country that sold
for less than one half, and some
less than one third of their former
value. If the protective tariff is
the cause of the depreciation Of
land values, what is the cause Of
the depreciation IN free trade in
England?
We are told that the world was
producing more wheat than was
consumed in 1884, q surplus OF
400, 900, 900 bushels had sccumuls.
ted. This is one cause OF tho low
prices. Another is the dealing III
fictitious products, which has been
carried Oh for more than twelve
years, to the serious detriment Of
the farmers.
According to my opinion these
are the chief causes of low prices;
and the suspension act Of 1873,
and the limited coinage Of silver,
and the protective tariff had moth
ing whatever to do with them.
G. A. FOWLER.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-04-28

How long should a protective
duty on al article be retained?
Forever. 1t finally abolishes it.
self, and as it then harms no one,
it should be retained to guard
against future ~s1igencies and future
dangers. Issny n injured by the
duty of two cents per pound on
wire nails, now selling at IL cents
per pound, or by the duty Of 8 cents
3 yard on calico, which can be
bought ut 1 cents . yard? No.
Why then abolish them? They Sc
cure Gar markets so that they can
not be overwhelmed by the possible
oyer-productien of foreign countries
and, therefore, serve a good pur-
pose.-Americap Economist.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-04-28

For a number of years l have been
subject to violent attacks of infamma-
tory rheumatism which generally lasted
about two months. On the first of this
month l was attacked in the knee and
suffered severely for two days, when l
procured a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and it relieved me almost instant
ly. l therefore most cheerfully recon-
mend it to those who are similarly afiic.
ted verywhere.-R. D. Whitley, Mar
tindsle. n. G., Feb. 1888. Mr.. Whitley
10 a very prominent man in this place
aud his disease was very widely known
AS he suffered such severe psiu. W. NJ.
& Co, Merchants, Martindale,
n. G. 80 cesG bottles for sale by G. D.,
Peterson.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-04-28
ROBRER PRICES.

Representative Montgomery, OF
Kentucky, in his speech IN congress
the o;her day made this statement:
Desiring to make a sharp, dis
tinct aud disincumbered issue with
the Republican party whether 65,-
900, 900 people shall continue to pay
91t per cent increase on all the
clothes, carpets and all the WOODEN
goods they consume, q the Mckin-
icy law exacts, etc.
These are the kind Of arguments
the Republicans are called on to an
Every intelligent person in
the United States knows that the
foregoing statement Is false; yet a
representative of a great party in
the halls Of congress of the greatest
nation in the world, dares to make
such false assertions. Why? Sim
ply to gain votes. The statement
made by Congressman Montgomery
is taken for gospel truth by the ig-
norant rank and file of the democra-
tic party.
Mark the statement: That unde
the present tariff We pay 9li Fer
cent more on all CLOTHES, CARPETS
and WOODEN GOODS we consume
than we would if we had no such
law. II this statement be true, it
follows that il we deduct OH pr
cent from the present prices of
clothes, carpets and WOODEN goods
we shall have democratic prices
under free trade.
Let us apply this theory to Web
ster prices. Calico with MS sells for
8 cents per yard now under the
robber tariff, 91t per cent tariff of
brings the price down to 81 Of .
cent per yard-two yards for one
cent.
White wool flannel, price s. cents
per yard, 9lt per cent off-cost
three cents a yard.
Ingram carpets, price So cents
per yard, 914 per cent tariff Off
cost seven cents a yard. These sr.
amples are sufficient 10 illustrate the
absurdity as we'll as the falsity Of
Congressman Montgomery state
ment.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-04-28
Summons

State of South Dakota, ss
Comfy of
In Circuit Court, third Judicial Circuit.
JONI MORTON.
Plaintiff,
VS..
FERNAs OPDEEBKk0, CAROLINE Summons.
PIEs and PHILLIP PIEs.
Defendants.
The State Of South Dakota sends Greeting to
The RboVs named Defendants;
You are hereby summoned and required to
snswer the complaint in this action, which
was fled on the 18th day ofApril, A n. 1892. in
the c:hce OF he clerk OF The circuit court with
in and for said Day county, at Webster. South
Dakota, and 10 serve . copy of your answer on
the subscribers at their office in the village OF
Webster. South Dakota, within thirty days
amer the service of this exclusive of
the day OF service. II you fail to answer the
complaint within that time. the Plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief demanded in
the complaint, beside. costs.
Dated at Webster, South Dakota. this 18th
day of April, A. D. 1927.
HUNTINGTON L. PARLINAS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-04-28
Money To Loan.

Application will lie received by the
Board OF County Commissioners at their
meeting on the LIST Monday in April for
the loan OF 5000 Of the permanent
school fund. School Bonds will be Civ
the preference and the balance will
be loaned on farm property. The ratio
OF interest on school bonds will be seven
per csnt and on farm loans eight per
cent. BY order of the County Board.
A. SMITH.
County Auditor.