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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05
Land Office at watertown. $. D. MarI

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
med settler has fled notice of his iDta
make five year homestead final prootl
of his claim, and that said proof viii
before the Judge and in his absence Y
the Circuit Court at Webster South u
May 18th, 1894, viz:
Philip Pies, hid e. n lon,
for the sei4 section IL, twp. 10 north
30, He names the following witness
his continuous residence upon and y
of said land, viz: VIM. Nicolay, OleV
VIM. II. Opdenburg, c. j. Schultz, al
bay, 5. ID. :,
N. ". SHEAFE Y
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05
THE FOLLOWING ACCOUNTS HAVE BRES Put
ISTO NOTES.

In the description of above notes the amount
represents the face of each note without deduct
ing Endorsements
Said notes and accounts will be sold subject
TO all detenses.
L. q. Ochsenreiter.
Assignee.
J. H. Lund.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05

STATE or New YoRK./
Co. OF NEW ogK
John Mccall, President. and Chas. G.. Whit
ney. Secretary of the New York Life In
surance Company of New York. being duly
sworn. depose and say that the foregoing is a
full, truD ~ correct statemen of the affairs of
said Company. That the said Insurance Com
pany is tSnEaona-hde owner of at least One Hun
dred Th4 S-snd Dollars of actual cash capital,
investex N state and United States stocks and
bonds, 81 iii bonds and mortgages OF real estate
u~nencumbered. and worth double the amount
for which the same is mortgaged, and they are
the above described officers of said insurance
company.
John A. Mccall,
President
Chas. c. Whitney,
Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this IS day
of Jan'y, 1894.
II. ID. NJ. Randall, y. P.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05
STATE or Iowa

STATE or Iowa
COUNTY OF WOODBURY.
G. Z. Mahie, President, and Z. F. Hall. Asst.
Secretary of rhe Iowa Life Insurance COMPANY
Sioux City. Iowa, being duly sworn depose and
say that the foregoing Is a full. true and cor
rect statement of the affairs of said Company /:
that the said Insurance Company il the bona
Dollars Of actual cash capital. invested in the
state and United States stocks and bonds, or in
bonds and mortgages of real estate unincum-
bered, and worth double the amount for which
the same is mortgaged. and that they are the
above described officers of said Insurance Com
pany.
e.. E. MARIE,
President.
Z. F. HALL,
Asst. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th.
day of Feb'y, 1884.
Z. B. MAYER,
(sEAL) ~. p.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05

MISCELLANEOUS.
Deposited in other states or terri
tories as security for policy-hold-
ers, therein (amount IN each state
or territory S6,749, Sa4.52
Whole amount of premiums receiy-
{ ed in OF from the state Of South
Dakota during the year 1873 ...... urJJ6 -
ing the year 1853 25.3O 90
Whole number of policies issued
during the year, 369
Amount of insurance effected there
724.29 90
Total amount Of risk outstanding. 2.s44.GgS W
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05
Annual Statement
For the Year Ending December 3ls,
A. d. 1893,
on the condition and affairs OF the
New York Life Insurance Co.,

Of New York, organized under the lavs OF the
sta,e of New YORK, made to the Auditor of the
state Of South Dakota, in pursuance OF the
lawn OF said state.
FOR SERVICE OF PROCESS IN THE
STATE OF SoUrH DAKOTA.
B. p. Dayur, Deadwood.
Organized or incorporated March, ISIS.
Commenced business April, l2j.
asSpT@ cy Tug COMPANY,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-04-05

of Jan'y, 1894.
II. ID. NJ. Randall, y. P.
The Republican journal., 1894-03-08


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The Republican journal., 1894-03-08

WA~HTNeroN WnI~rEl.iSG~- The House
srent tAe day Feb 18th III q useless en-
deaYai I'll Get 4 quorum. There were
several exciting scenes, one Of which was
between the speaker and MI. Reed On the
correctness Of the count. Nothing was
accomplished and the body was forced TO
adlonln. Thursday the House passed the
Bland seiginoiage bill by vote Of lNs TO
10 Nineteen southern and Western
Republicans voted With the Democrats
and Populist~ lib favor nf the bill. and ~
easte:n Democrats voted with the bulk Of
the Republicans against it.,... After three
slays NJ strngeling tile Democratic Scna-
teria caueus abandoned its aburtive at
tempt ta get together Oh the tariff bill,
And rteommitted it to the finance commit
tee with Instructions ITO shape it in ac-
crltiauee with the views expressed and
lialmunize the differences. The caucus
revealed Well nigh irrecunclable views
and differences, and when members fatty
declared t'iat they would not be bound by
the Caucus decisions il was Of course ot
little Use to 20 tnrther.. The official
statement Of treasury receipts and eA-
pens.s issued March lst shows in round
figures THAT lor the eight months of the
present fiscal Near the eNpenses of the
s4S, WM 900, tine aggregate standing being
Receipts sl99. .3ilo, eco, expenses, sat, 800
'Asl, NJ at tl3G tate pf = ~, 8W VOO fol tile
Yes,i.s.,. %AGt Gsrsar, aut nullns,N is the
aSGliptipu Nn Il cola hestde,j. polished
hiekGlX f.ane presented Feb 18Th t. cN4
>pnakei Reed Nv MAI. s1oodloe senator
| Bech son-lil-l4W, pn behalf ot several
prominent meM h KentucRY... Judge
( eX ~ t4e eqHify tptltt i@.b. 18TH declin-
eA tW i~s4lc n ni4Gffgf3N- ~ prevent the
l.eii~isA commissioner irMn re3!uoing the
peNSiuM "a lMa4e stailtS ~ Long oi
! Misii4an tiain ~t3 " ~lJ month In
liis Decision, witA mts vi Great length
and cited Mlllner3WS authorities, Judge
Gox decided eNciA Point against Long \
! pension. Commissioner i.orhien March
list sent Judge Long. OF the Michigan
| Supreme Court. i second notification that
unless within 30 days he establishes by
additional evidence, lis right to lis pres
| ent pension rating, his pension will be
reduced to so 4 month This is in ae
/ cortlance With Judge COX $ decision ....
| The public debt statement shows the gen
cral balance slightly less than SlsS, 900, 600
as against So, 900. 600 Feb. lst last, and the
| Treasury gold al elO6, 800, 900, against
SD, $50, 900 Feb H.. In the House Thurs
day the bill appropriating -, 600 for the
| raising Of the wreck OF the keaIsarge was
called up by Mr.. Cummings, Democrat,
Of New York and passed ny unanimous
consent. When Galusha A. Grow takes
| his seat in the House he viii find there only
two members with whom he served before
Holman of Indiana, and Sicllles Of
| New York; and only one man in either
Senate OF House Who was serving when
| his first term began in lSal-Senator Har-
ris, who was IN the House. Senator Frye
J concluded his remarkable speech upon
The Republican journal., 1894-03-08

Al BKlEF General Harrison VA his
tiip westward Was mot hy A etati.tl reeeP-
ii9n 1T eNciY station and at Lamar, Gol.
he Sslid IN lny opinion the nations of
Europe will 10 compelled within Neai q
consent NJ \ re-aSsembiH- of i Silver con
terence with 4 view ~ securing larger
use Nj silver a. money AT other places
lle enlarged Somewhat en this topic, but
lis fem#lks weIe generally confined to an
expression 81 his thanks for the kindly
welsene given lsm.-..G. II. Moore Y 90.
il Rarle, Mt have received contract to
cat tly State Soldiers Monument to be
lpcatu IA Dts Muiies, l.,., tile value Of
whiab II O. be $50. coo. IT is the biggest
eGNtr84t ever placed Id Barre. and Will re-
aailr 5ea 900 pounds of rough stock and
Nv Ii nlakG 1870 carloads when completed....
lho Boston and Maine railroad has be
4iln the enforcement of the rule prohibit
i0g pr%tane language ~ trains. a man
was arrested at Maiden on Saturday. Ia
the future intoxicated persons Will not be
allowed on trains. Fle julyin the case
VI -iames T. eNriett. charged With vialat
ing ,llc aWS "a Flurita by engaging il 4
plile iigiht, returned the following yer
tiiel I'VE The Jury. iina the defendant
Iaf 4laitX IAe atFQIn~N general n@lle
nlts~ett tlle easA a4aiiS Charles Mitchell
f#i fl@t3fln9 fN iieyieu~ appointment And
al~@ ths @ascs against lH Dnval luh aili
aIHa~ isi AidiM- aii1 atFTing 4 iight hA
pltVl3 3it~ appointment. .Jlfa.t CROSS
tNp ilas itAdtleM j ,iecisiai in tlie nitcd
~ateS ,iisIIiet reHri ia biGigo wEieh
@ili makH tb, Interstate commence law
inAefMAl Il3IMf4-ls4. tir t4e reason that
II MiH H tHe Fa4&@ n iinl sSiblV ip eVp
4 4 iftt3
The Republican journal., 1894-03-08

1he districts worn ont and unfit for ser
vice, as many Of them have been ia use four
years.
Many Of the outlying districts are small,
but few scholars in attendance, and even
with the best Of teachers it is impossible to
secure such good results as can be obtained
BY Capitalization Grading the schools and
placing them under the care Of experienced
teachers, has been found in every instance
! TO give more satisfactory results. A lready
the law has gone into effect abolishlng the
school districts, and taking the power Of
school superntendence from three men and
placing it in the hands Of ten, two from each
ward. All citizens should take the deepest
interest in our school matters and haze iii
equal Voice in their management The
thorough supervision Of school work Nv
competent persons is the Key note to its sue
cess. Under the old plan it iias been inpos-
slble ~ get men who would devote the m4,--
eSsary amount Of time to secure the sneeess-
fu working of tile schools. The visiting Il
schGG the number of time, each term re-
CURED by law n fat from, helng sufficient w
Keep np tile requisite interest IN both tpatll-
NJ i1ld scholar. A suitable TcH~nn. II lracti-
eal teacher, with qualifications sufficient tu
teach IA amy grade W uUi Schools ana with
executive ahAlitN ta manage school, affairs
successfully shonld dtvpta Ills Whole tirDt
Nh the interest. Of the Schools of Belfast
" n hslteye, II anf eitl1rns WoHld 0nee aANpt
this Plan, THAT They woWld never wIsh t. rr-
turn to the Ola system. By Capitalization,
ar combining the small districts, enough
money cotll be saved to ~ \ lon4 wav ro-
Ward 'aNIns tiie salary N u frsF-riass Sn-
ntrlhtandeMt. With these lne~s sltTes propeE-
ly carried "ut, N wt believe they will he bg
our school Board We can see briglt
irtnra for the schools of Belfast,
clrY MARSHAL.
W Az Kilnbali, Gity Muislal, reported w
Niyht ,Yat,.I,,ns.a I;u A
The Republican journal., 1894-03-08
News Of the Oranges.

Equity Grange Conferred the ffst sJil S,qt-
onl degrees sn fw candidates ANA ti.n thi.G
ana fourth On four last Saturday evening.
The defeated siste III the late literary t,l-
test ia Seaside Grange Will give tile Grange
4 supper ;nd dance at Their halt I,,-lMnfrnAS ,
Friday. evening.
I'v 4 recent vote of Waldo Comfy {1gan 20,
meetings Which cannot be lle.d pti the daN
set on account OF the weather postponed
70 the next fair day, but the long continued
and frequent storms about the middle Of
February, with the consequent artfed roads.
made a months postponement necessary
and the meeting Will be held With Morning
Light Grange, Monroe, on Tuesday, March
18th. The programme will include discus
sion OF the topics. "Shall the State Grange
nay the expenses Of one delegate from each
subordinate Grange ~ to be opened by Bro.
j. G. Harding, and, "By what method can
the order Of Patrons Of Hushandry best for
ward the cause of TAX reforl? to be opened
Nv H. p. Farrow. Remainder OF programme
to be furnished by Morning Light Grange.
Capt. f. IL. Bramllal of Camden has be
come thoroughly aroused at tile frIghtful
condition Of this country, and spends much
Of his time in teaching tile system oi tie co.
operative repubic, tile doctrine taught by
CHRIST Rockland Opinion.
The Republican journal., 1894-03-08

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The Republican journal., 1894-03-08
Hawaii Thursday. His arraignment,

Hawaii Thursday. His arraignment, in
the closing portions of the speech, Of
Paramount Commissioner Blount was a
striking piece of oratory, and will stand as
an Indictment which the Administration
will never be able to answer. In the
House Friday ex-Speaker Galusha A.
Grow, by unanimous consent, was sworn in
as member at large for Pennsylvania in
advance Of the receipt Of his creden-
tials. The motion was made by Mr.. Hol-
man, Democrat, OF Indiana, the father
Of the House, who mentioned that it was
thirty one years ago yesterday since Mr..
Grow retired from the speakers chair.....
There was an exciting Scene in the House
Friday over the question Of pensions be-
tween Meredith, Democrat, Of Virginia and
Funk, Republican, OF Illinois. Meredith,
excited by q remark made by Funk, walk
Cd toward him wildly waving his hands.
Republican members crowded around the
TWO principal participants in the scene and
Mr.. Payne. kepuhilcan, OF New lolk, stood
between them. Mr Funk responded, as
nearly aS could be made out iii the flllh-
hut anA tontusion and shook Ills l~r
INMe uproar WAS now at its height alG the
services OF the seIgeant-;t -;tt-armlS Wt1e le-
eIluAel Io stop the rlot....lt is reported
tlat the Democrats OF the Senate iinaite
committee have voted TO put coal and iron
ore back On the dntiable list.
The Republican journal., 1894-03-08

\ ports that the appeal of u. VIII DYER aAd
A others from the aWald Cf damages 8n t4e
\ extension "f !|rnnt street wiil Ne argued lit
\ THE next term ot I-AW tpNrt HI june On TIL
\ application of Parks 4 NJ .tler 1Ed OILERS
4 for abatement M taxes oi Nonresident hold
\ ers nt Belfast Water Co stock. decided hy
4 the County Commissioners, no decree has
4 heen filed, and further litigation Is expected
| Of the five cases in which the city il cited as
1 trustee, one has been settled, three default
ed and one is still pending the city has been
\ served with 4 notice oi - 900 aamages claim
1 ed by Mrs, Sarah a. Young for injuries re-
| ctiNed on the highway
| CITY PHYSICIAN.
n q. Ham, NJ D. City Physician, reports
4 the whole number pf patients treated ~ at
| Office II, at tlleir homes H. number Of visits
made @5, amount of medicines furnished
| @,tS. 81.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
| Francis III Welch Chief Engineer, r.
| ports, number Of fires ?, Mar II house Of
| Stetson West; Nov. -, shed in rear Of Geo.
| Wells store, damage slight. The city ap-
preparation was ~, 800; expenses fur hyhrant
| rental S2,G4S, other bills S497 is: total 49,
545.1S overdrawn S45lS.
CEMETERY.
=. Q. Norton, Sexton Grove Cemetery, re
ported .6 deaths.
BOARD or HEALTH.
,I+l 1
III i'oill oll - iltai'n - ltpolts hdN lilg pefia
Nd'ieu nPoll " analt ~ hilsahres, Wl,h Y
',"o promptly altthaeu " Woula liaVe peth
us'ISaio'tS =" iiit 'Hu heaitllt 'ocdflft lGNef,
| dirhtheria, typhoid fever and measles have
hten quite prevalent. The Board approves
tilt 3rk lhlls lili done pli tie sewer system
ahN lliin+nslS Ilial ite good Work bf con-
| fnHed. They also recommended thai Clr-
,mnner1iif,- rI st,,,d III ti,har,1llas;s na HALL
triharel wh4revtr th4re Il Ill artuai or suS-
,.4t..l t..S qY. l.fg-..,, ~ ,.+.1s.Et,,5 fq,,4,
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The Republican journal., 1894-03-08
M MBER 10.


Or loving friends, or devoted parents could
60 was q % avail IT, death did n3t come
"'thout Warming yet y was hor" 70 gfye up
the nope that his life might be spared ana
the Kho"ieage tllat fls ne haa enaea ~ the
opening years q ms manhood witli ~ the
lua'leies whleh seemed 90 ny hlrh 1of l'sef''i-
hessaloniappihess 20 hls parents ofoush' WIN
y q leellhg q suadenhess whictl heightened
thelr sorrow aha made them aware q re
aePth oi tne'f aiectloh lor MN IT, haolVs
"e'e s'ric'ls liofai' iiis pufs' uPiigiit iha
sho"Ai - ~ eAahlp'e Y" "unFFs- - w.
| ha1ufaiE l"iel ~ hlS Ways ahN wa "A laNRf1
l't among ~ seh"NltntfeS itha iflruiS Nr0
~ any WliN' Who haY~ eNef p"en fta"& lo
thf ealis " 9thefS ~ 'Aelr timt NJ aifiT-9At
iR"fi Pieh'N n iflthaF ni fN-lF fhfAEe
4 SelAhRofs ahd ift'1NS NtNH tieeRiA E'"}$-
1hA1Hh Wi'f ihH EIa'ilN hN'ie1 r'ifift alfih1
NA-iiS uiHo0SA i'47 'of- hi3Ap7 @i li5 7NHff
1 ih-s, l''tt 1lN WA" Walelie~ nEei N.Y. " a naF
iaAt " ealhf9ft MRS. sNStalh TAtA' ' A+t1N
ii9 i@t sad "HeaveA AAa rHif -it4l pass
away, NNt tAs MaHd7 78A0ii nN' ia77 tA&
Y he 'lr''ltSt SSlnlAtlA 9f 'na Ai4.9.
AfeAat'i MI 14e i%tni!N
~, lSNi, agrd ~ S-ar9 'Nm ntii- ani "A aag.
\ lIe received eanin2 -ehpa ana aa'i~iair
eaue;,tton ald then ba-im t.;Nhn5 ~
Years IT age foiiowing rhat profession tai
| SEVERAL year- durine the wnt+. seas M Fle
was 4 nlason Ny rrads. tat tall5ns a,- rhe
The Republican journal., 1894-03-08

CAsTiNE- MIS- Llzzir Lovejoy has ron.lC
Y liat = known as the Dunbar property Nj
the corner " Main and Perkins streets, ;,nd
wil tear down the large tenement i41Iyse
knowii ~ The Mnllet BLOCH, one of tilt. tltlpSt
houses IN town and which was occupied 6Y
the British il 1911, On the same slte shn
Wlli rilt ul y good-sizeN boarding house, nv
hA kept opsn for either permanent 81 tran-
sient hoarders All the Year
The Republican journal., 1894-03-08
city Government.

The closing meeting Of the City Council
for 1884 was held Monday evening with
full boards except Councilmen Bradbury
and Gurney, who have moved from the city.
Roll Of accounts No. II was read and passed
!, The reports Of The City Treasurer, City
Physician, Board Of Health, Chief Engineer
City Solicitor, Trustees Of Free Library Ii
brarian, City Marshal, City Sexton, SIS. Com
mittee We're read and referred to the next
City Council. Report Of Committee On Lights
read, accepted and voted to deduct the
amount Of lights "ont'' from the next bill Of
the Illuminating Co. The report showed "A
nights on which one light has been out,
amounting 10 81 AS Report Of Finance
Committee read and accepted Committee
On Cemeteries reported favorably On peti-
tion of I'll. A. Carter for certificate to Come
tery nv, and the report WAS accepted. Bill
pt Insane Hospital for care Of patients r.sld
ali'l ordered raid. Ordered that the SUI
veNor Of GiTy i,lslrlet havt charge of the
AQorlng N vessels lit the lower bridge anI
c9litet the hills tt tile rafe ef ~ rach. lii
tliF Board ~ Municipal Officers INV r+port,
WI the Judge Of Police Court We're read ac-
cepted and oreere,l oi tile.
Following y an abstract nf the reports of
tle various eity officers With the exception
of CIty Treasurer, which Will be found i'll
uuT advertising columns:
aIIl soIi.ITok.
James $. Hartman, City Solicitor, re-
ports THAT THE appeal of ~. VIII DYER ala
others frGn the awaid NJ damages 9n tlfr
extension VI Front street wiil Ne argned at
THE next TERM pi L4w C@tfyt Ill June On TIL,
application NJ Parks \. N a-eler aEd etbers
fof abatement NJ taxes uil Nonresident hold
ems uf Belfast Water 60 Stock decided IN
the County Commissioners no decree has
heen tilea, and further litigation Is expected
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-11-08
Politics are over till '96

A turnpike and "a tair association
will boom Green Forest.
An interesting communications
from Yocum is crowded out this
week. Will appear in our next
issue.
We understand P. II. Stroud
will soon remove his family to the
city and will occupy Ben Norris
residence recently vacated by Prof.
Burney.
Nelse Lawson buys all kinds OF
poultry; geese and turkeys specl-
atty. Parties living near town can
bring their poultry to G. B.. Grim
and get the highest cash price for
them.
If you contemplate purchasing
any Household Furniture, send for
for large illustrated catalogn and
price list OF American Furniture
Agency, Galona, Kan. They rep
! resent the most extensive furniture
factory on earth, and sell to any
body ut lowest factory prices.
The survey on tho turnpike
road from Eureka Springs to Ber-
ryville is now in progress. If our
business men exhibit the proper
spirit the survey will be extended
to Green Forest. We hope to see
them do so, for in our opinion a
turnpike would be Of more pract cal
value to this section at this time
than a railroad.
We have been askei by several
lately if it was against The law tor
them to sell home-raised tobacco
and we have answered them
that It was not. Internal Revenue
Collector Cook says: "The farmer
can still sell in any quanuty to-
bacco raised by himself, without
registering or paying tax, but
cannot pcddlo it."-Progress.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-11-08
The YOcum Cemetery.

Those who are Interested in the
ccmetry at this place are hereby
notified that there VIII be Il mcct-
ing held at the cemetery saturday,
10 inst, tor the purpose OF clearing
away all timber and bushes that
seem to ne obnoxious.
There is considerable work OF
this kind needed to be done to
make it II respectable looking Gem
etery. The proceeds of the box
supper Will pay for fence and
gates, and the ones Interested will
certainly throw in enough labor
to pul everything in order.
G. w. ONEAL
Presidenl Y. L. S
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-11-08
We Positively Will Not be OndersOld.
Get in your winter wood.

Get in your winter wood.
Give us II rest on politics.
James Wilding expects to erect
fine dwelling in town.
Miss Minnie Morris of Yocum
entered school Wednesday.
Sheriff Naples was here yester-
day looking after off cial matters.
Carl Buell. is building himself II
dwelling near Phillips & Buell's
mill.
To Merchants all over the conn
tv: w. r Sneed & Go. can furn-
ish you spool cotton at ST. Louis
prices.
You can save postage by order
ing the Globe Democrat or the st.
Louis Republic at The TRIBUNE
office.
Mrs. J. II. Buoll now occupies
her new millinery store. 1t is one
of the neatest little business houses
IN town.