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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
FIELD or n FLAG.
H4waiFs STAR Would Make Old Ginry
Shine In Symmetry.

H4waiFs star Would Make Old Gfnry
shine In Symmetry.
The A a now in the field CT the
American flag present q very jagged ap-
pe4ranee. There does not seem 10 be
any way 10 arrange them IN equal rows
An sorts Ct forms ard arrangements
have been adopted by hagInakers- Per
haps some uniform plan Of placing the
stars would be settled upon If il were
not that every a expects the number
viii shortly be increased
No change can be made, however, un-
I'll 1895, as the Law requires that sddi-
tional stars shall be added only on the
Fourth q July succeeding the admis-
sion Of new states. In all probability
Utah and New Mexico will be admitted
hex winter, which viii increase the
stars in the field TO IS. But even then
there will be almost the same irregu-
arity, though the field viii be more
nearly filed up and viii appear less
jagged than now.
Forty-eight stars could be arranged
50 as 70 present a perfectly regular ap-
pearance, and it is not improbable that
thai number may be reached before long.
Oklahoma, a booming territory, is ask
ing admission, and Arizona has long
had p~retensions to statehood
With the admission Of those four or
gained territories the national domain
will be exhausted unless the Indian
country is TO be absorbed or admitted as
an Indian state. There is, of course,
Alaska, but that region can hardly be
considered as a possible state. II might
be added TO our extreme northwestern
state, or sven 10 California, as there is
nc constitutional obstacle TO this
An ideal number of stars for arrange
ment in the field Of the flag would be
40. Up, down and diagonally there
would be rows Of seven, the mystic
number.
1t is quite possible that there may be
40 states before the end Of the century.
The civilized Indians in the Indian Ter
ritory may ask and obtain admission,
or the American colonies in the Ha-
waiian Islands may come in. 1t is true
that they IN now maintaining an indie
pendent republic, but they constantly
avow their purpose TO ask admission to
the Union-San Francisco Chronicle.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
An rinc.tnn nranr

Athens, Ga-, has 81 educated spider
which has aroused considerable interest
lie wovo a web on the lot Of HRS. Eliza
beth Moon ca Hickory street that bas
been the subject * study on The part a
all who have seel IL. The web Is Of a
dark color, and acros the center is a sill
very strip resembling writing very
much, not very unlike the chirography
Of lawyers and great men. A close ex-
animation Of tho VIZ reyealed near
" every letter a 4 perfectly
formed The SURE iols regard it as
contain nlo kind q aneese. Tire
old spi0er who executed such IN ingen-
Tors psfca 81 work t. ,paH here to be
fornd-Atlann Constitution
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
MILLIONS or 1


For the Past Year.
The ssTenty-uinth annual report Of
the American Bible society. which cox
e-s the work u that organization In
printing and circulating Fbe Scriptures
during the pat year, has Jnsr been pub
hshsd The s8siety las distributed more
volumes IN China during The year than
IN any preceding year sinoe il began it's
operations there In japan, too, the
Bible committee has been able 70 ac-
complish q greAt deal Of work among
the soldiers O. the japanese army. More
than I,50o. 600 Bibles, Testamants and
integral portions Of the Bible were
printed by the society within the year,
and oTer 1000. 900 Of them were print
ed On the presses in the Bible House,
New York, and more than 500. 900 were
printed in foreign lands. Through pur-
chases Of additional volumes the total
number printed and procured by the so
ciety amounted 10 /. s5s, ga copies. OF
these 947, i03 volumes were issued from
the Bible House and 634, OPS in foreign
lands OF the volumes issued from the
Bible house loi, 1876 copies were sent 70
foreign lands and are not counted among
the issues in foreign countries.
OF the issues Of 947, 103 volumes from
the Bible House Si5. 907 have been for
the home supply. On account Of the
falling of Of the receipts the society
was compelled 10 restrict its ~colportage
work 70 a considerable extent. Only "a
oolporreurs have been employed for the
whole OF a part Of the year In 12 states
and two territories The colporteurs
visited 7i,073 families and found 49,
634 without the Scriptures The mum
Der Of families visited by the American
Bible society and it's auxiliaries was
sic, 79S, OF which 119, PA were found to
be without the Scriptures. Destitute
families were supplied 10 the number of
81. 900, and individuals in addition to
the number Of 10, 982.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25

'C~A%C VI NAAoAACA NOE * 0CESs
Whereas Hans sirnonsOu. OF Frank z. D..
Marshall County. and c.. o. Berget and Peter
kgonsberg. Of-FraHk p. o.. County Of Day.
state Of sgOth Dakots, M~ortgagor. dad. On the
18th day Of August A. D.. I&8. make his certain
chattel mortgage 10 Russell q Co.. OF Massilon.
Ohio, mortgage, dated August =. Is2. 10 Sc
notes amounting 10 eight hundred dollars
principal and drawing interest at eight per
cent. And which mortgage was filed in the
Office of the register Of deeds of Day county.
South Dakota, on the 3st day of August, Is93.
And whereas. default has been made Ia the
conditions contained IN said mortgage. which
default consists In not paying the notes de-
scrbed Ia said mortgage.
And whereas. there Is claimed 70 be due, at
the date OF this notice. the sum OF Dine hundred
twenty dollars for principal and interest.
And Whereas. said mortgage and indebted
ness was on the 18th day of February, A. Z. 1875,
for value. sold and assigned by said MORTGAGE
TO n. U. Lee. OF Aberdeen. South Dakota.
Now Therefore. notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF said mortgage and by order of said
T. -. Lee. the preset owner thereof, ! will sell
for cash the following described ehattels de-
scr1hed IA and rnortgaged By said mortgage. at
or near the court house in Webster, county Of
Day. South Dakota. at the hour of one o'clock
D. m, Of the third day Of August A. d. 1896, to-
wit: One SxS III Case Separator: one -
horse. straw burning engine, No. 3J04 with $50
The above being all the property that could be
found
Dated July "a ISs5.
X. o. LEE.
CHAs. NJ STEPEss. Owner Of mortgage.
Attorney.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
SUSAN'S LAST DITCH.
How the Woman suffragists Havs Taken
the Bull by the Horns.


Susan b. Anthony has assumed a po-
sition that is truly advanced At a large
gathering of equal suffrage women in
Topeka, she drafted and had passed a
resolution setting forth that, as the men
of Kansas lad refused 70 permit women
TO vote, ii was the duty Of every self re-
specting woman in the state TO fold her
hands and refuse to help any moral, re-
ligious or charitable reform until the
adjective male is stricken from the
constitution.
This resolution, which received a
unanimous vote, will do mora, if carried
out conscientiously, than anything wo-
man has yet done to hberate her sex
from the irksome duties that appertain
to a moral, religious or charitable life.
Susan, 10 put il plainly, has taken the
suffrage bull by the horns. When a wo-
man puts her foot down and says dis
tinctly that If she cannot have her WI
way, then she will not bother about such
things as moral, religious or charitable
obligations, you riay know, as the old
saying is. that she doesn't care whether
school keeps or not.
Viewed calmly, this is a straight cut
to~coruplete emancipation The spectacle
Of 100, 600 ~resalute Kansas women with
their hands folded, stnbbornly refusing
TO do unto others rs they would be done
by and Diminishing al interest IN their
immortal souls to "get square with
man, is one TO make the saints squirm
and the devil ehuckle.
SDean 3. Anthony is a tireless fighter,
and she appears to have taken 10 the
last ditch. New Ycek WosId
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
REVOLUTION IN SURGERY.
PROMISED Through the Discovery of a Phil
adeIphia Physician.

tas1 FFA vi - III
adelphia Physician.
DR.. ]. a. McClelland Of Pittsburg, in
describing a discovery which, it is said,
will reyolutionize the administration Of
anaestbetics-the discovery Of Dr.. III.
L. Northrup Of Philadelphia-says:
THE administration of oxygen with
chioroform marks an advance in the
history of anpsthesion second only TO
the discovery Of ana.sthetics itself.
1T consists simply Of forcing oxygen
gently through q small body Of chIoro-
form. The apparatus consists Of an or
binary chlorofcrm inhaler such as
Krohne g. Gessnlan's Of London pre-
ferred, or q Junker. Instead, however,
Of forcing air through the chloroform
bottle with a bulb, as ordinarily done,
"a tube is substituted, which is connect
Ell with a cylinder If oxygen. This is
turned On fast or slow "a salt tie neces-
sities Of the case. Il il perfectly agree.
able TO the patient, ard there Is no
s~Erancing, seldom nausea during or aft
er the operation, lEd the paSe steadily
gets stronger. Under almost amy circum-
stances the heart aciien IS strengthened
and respiration becomes more regular, =
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25

D@sfnaf erSszsx n rsaTusesSf We tAree hrsrsdrsd
EFMs@E &314&rs- AZ S&afe hwrrs&~ eaMsHrasr r@ re
8rF xn a raNTNwA9e EaEed EeArw&ss seventh
gs naaae ~ Mnr@ ri. PseNssasn nn& E2leu NJ
p1taTzams 190rtxA@rs, 10 AesSta1e MuxTExxs
Cu~gMEy, wrxGscsH.rpM nosse AzH ~ MrrTh-
r@.s EsreNg ~ se~1Sx1 ~ steamship IN range
~ ID D9N gtc@nsS. ~guxh Dakota. Ssi4 rsqFr-
rEEs wiz be Har4r1ns@-a Hy Wzh81c sz&e ~ said
az sreax Saor ~ cCzrE hs1m Ia c5ty IL
WFbsfnTs A said caaea1x 81 Bagzega seventh DAP
z9 Sss4ank~r Al. fsA
D2te1 3n31 ~ IsL
RuaERz LPATrEaseS.
j. III. A&wNgN AsSlEae4 ~ sz61
Atxergeg, mortgage.
E4ra uuh JaIv
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
bismarck ON women.

Here is what Prince Bismarck said TO
a depata.ien Of Silesian ladies on May
I3:
II always regret that so little infiu-
ence in politics is allowed to the better
half Of the human race. / do not expect
ladies to deliver speeches in parliament,
but i believe That the results Of our cleo
tions would be more national and more
satisfactory If they were more under fe-
male influence than now. Honest Ger
man women, wives and mothers, do not
appear in public as socialists, and /
therefore believe thai female sympathy
with CIR political institutions il a much
stronger bulwark against sOcial denioc-
racy than our revolution bill would have
been II it had been passed. "-ReFiew
OF Reviews
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25

SIOUX CITY, Ia., July 25.-Chief Of
Detectives Morrison and Sergeant
Franciscaus were removed by the
mayor on charges Of incompatenoy aud
corruption. The designations OF Chief
Of Police Young ard Captain Petrie
were also demanded, but were refused,
The mayor has not yet taken action on
their cases.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25

The old familiar plains
The summer meadows and the reckless rills,
The tinkling tenor Ct the silver rain
The twilight calling Of the whippoorwills.
And the same sad. sweet flowers
Loved Ok the bees. the wind blown vines
the same
Soft village bells that chined the evening
hours,
The blue skies bending and the stars afame.
The silver poplars stand
With shimmeriug leaves The morning gio-
rtcs peep
In the old window where they kissed your
hand,
Curl Swallowed in the mystery Of sleep.
All things are a. IL old
There Il 10 little hand for ne TO hold
No lips Of crimson ard no eyes Of blue.
And 50 / eozae again
To the remembered beauty Of the place.
! hear ne blossoms tapping At the pane,
Bat hear no more thy step or see thy face
Lake one who in a dream
walks forth and tr,.ds familiar paths I 90.
The broad hga wakes me-. Field and howe.
and stream,
Nitn beauty and with music, make me know,
I call TO you. call
And listen for an answer, but ] hear
Only tho dripping q the dews aha fall
Melodious Voices eehoing through the air.
Ard thy voice still! o iovei
And art thou gone f~orcvsrY Shall I see
Only the sid sun 10 the heavens above
Only the star. the bird, tbs flower, taa trcal
Returnl The world is lone,
The flowers are fading, ard the stars ebove
Pale liz ltfs's Storms, and IN the dark ] moan
And wander. weary fer a wouan's love.
Frank L.. Stanton 10 Atlanta Constitution.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
BucE'en's Arnica Salve.

The best sa,ye in the world FOR Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, ChapPedH Hands, chilblains
Corns, and al Skin Eruptons, and posi-
lively cures Pies, or no pay required
Ii il guaranteed to give entire satisfac
ton or money refunded. Price % cena
per box. For sale by =. Ross Go.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
For over FIIlv Years.

An Old and wott-trind Eeuedy.wMrs. Win.
sao~ Soothing SErup-has boon uzad for over
stty Eoars aF ni{5o3s pf u4atlicr fpr shpjt
chha rrl Wine t%eetAtnr. sEittg perfect success
~ s@lSas tte rdIi1. s3ttcrs the clsras allgy. All
atAs rHTtr WAAg eo5tc. Guais The best Roncd.
laf3 farrhoeR. III pleasant T., fhs tasta. sold
.@ trRE-pfs az every port OF the woriH, Twrn
ty-a cents not6c. its value Is incalcuable
SyEuu aud take 10 other kind.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
Arreea ~ increase Wac.

CLEVELAND, July 25.-An important
meeting OF zoe iron mime owners was
neiid hsre. : reported that az =
crease IN the wage scale was agreed 90,
f,u; chat it VIII nos be rs great as de.
manded BIZ the minors.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
g 49, 80 80.

DFyILs LAxg, 4 u. July 25.-ghe
deai BODY % q yoang man named
son, a0oas 2 2 years Of ags,
f4ana iyir- a.one 4 raiirOad
aoash "a city. Tee bpiy was
Fs.pg. There IRE AZ ra5ri1s b.
tl- alieas!oas are tha5
Asps9n wa dcpsa and robbed
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
70 EoRsE oVrNEPs.

For putting q horsa In . fine healthy cen
dition t-y DR.. Cadys Condition Powders.
they tene NJ the svsten1- aid dieeiea, cure
l.ss o. appetite Teiieve constipation, correct
kz1neY disorders and destroy worms. giving
new lie 70 az old o. o9ar-uor'.e1 horse. 25.
cents Per rsCsgge, For h by duUrzista
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25

EsstEu8f hus b@ssE naae sA tEe payment O. a
Etvea ht 2r4&E Ers2. uar1saE9r-
70 ~ M. MrIwAsM 4rEe- aug&EGfEaa. 1aER1
f&g T~ vSuEs JG1E HSs& iarke Office
pf &@A Dag EsIlrF. SeEeh Ua-
A % h0EG c. paC &# ~ E@ytEEse reear1E
tpr 1argsr q a.
fvEs5r Ia Narth - range s.. - the 5AE
4 ~ DAY La1ErE @gata Dzkut1, SID 2h5ch
NGs 1Uig zZaa4 - Mrs q T.. "a
tg-3 - the fsth &y E>~a9Tp8har. Es~E. sad
HrG EasEEEgEl - rarurset EE Da0E EG- pare
@E ca t5e gsth day e &CFesnher. E.& LEe
EE-CEut e3z3E8rE 10 bhE1s az said suavtsEze ar
r n8re ~ this uat II thH sREn "a SiEE-
AHtscs Il rurrEy r5Feu- t@Gt Eas3 saurtezeH
wl a@ fIgpEs3-a3 hE q a@2e a Eha said MOTT
gza premises, on SATURDAY, the Z4ta 6ay Of
august, 2t41 Et -ae h@gr - oas O'Clock n. w. al
u.s. .1glt aoor 81 rhe egZrE A1usa iu tbe cfy az
y Gstaf hay EoCItT, S1uth Dsk1ta. 20 uay
s4 osGs togsAer EIfu costs and attorney
fa-
Dated July IL IsI
Ms. z =. WuLAED.
= H MrEUT. Assignee ~ msr-Earpa
Attorney 8og &sssEEza If mortgage
M.RL-AMA =
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
That gIovole Face.

The weary look on the faces Of bicy.
.lers has been accounted for at last
They are p4leumatically tired -BostoE
Herald.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25

vATHLETlC

nets, racket presses. racket cases, boxing gloves footballs,
football suits. footbzIl and gymnasium shoes. gymnasium
supplies. sweaters etc Weguarantee better goods for less
money than asked BIZ other Manufacturers II your local
dealer does not keep Victor Athletic Goods, write for cur
illustrated catalogue
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
chamberlain,s Eye and SKIN ointrnen,

Is u~nequalled for Eczema, letter. Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
Hands Itching Piles, Burns, F7ost Bites
Chronic sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids.
For sale by druggists at - cents per box.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25

Much of the Bargain advertising of
Binder Irvine is pure sham.
You'll save more money in a year, by deal
ing with a reliable house that studies your
needs than by investing in catch-penny mark
downs.
By the way, we would not take our
chances this season buying from our whole
sale houses, but contracted direct with the
factory, in Boston. All our Irvine tags bears
our own name and guarantee. You will find
this the cheapest TO buy.
Leave your orders before all is gone,
O~Chsenreiter s Small,
Pioneer Hardware Merchants, Webster, s. ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25

are the proiuct III skilled
worknen. and rank with
Victor Bicycles in quality.
We make the best base
balls. baseball bats, base
bal gloves admits, tennis
rackets. tennis balls. tennis
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
Mortgage sale

Default has been made In the payment ofkCur
gast@Almalts ca t&H SZEa =eurad bT a u0rsEAga
EIyel "a Peter Anderson and Carrie Aud@r1az.
uDEt-aEDTs- to John H aUlsr. MORTGAGE
1ate1 Auguss Zst, 1881 uecvr8eG RenrEary gtb.
asZ IN tbs cF1ce az the register II decd q DAY
EgUntys HoDth Dakota In book = at pNg~ GO
I-Orrg&Eang the southeast gUarter ~ the DUTrh-
vest QGzrtsr aEd she n0rthsast quarter og ghe
southwest qaarfer and lots one fl and Sw0 ~
and tkree 81 81 section thirty 30 IN township
C8e hUuored tEentg-fUar tI2A north q range
IfrT-tOur tS4s west % the 9Th r. "a IN said Day
Gouzry, South Dakota The amount claimed
20 be One on said mortgage at the date 81 this
10t8c@. u tae SUM Of 1fry-FWu and gAED dollar.
NDtice Is hereby given. that said mUrtZa-c
vill he forsclpsed by a sale uf the moFrgaEei
premises. Oh the Itrb day ~ August, Is5. at u
oclOck a. m. az the front door Of the cumrr
hgpse ia tbe town q Webster, cuuaiy ~ Day.
STATE q SoOth Dakota 10 tie highest bidder
for cash.
Dated June Is. -.
JOIN III. MILLER,
JOHN L PFLE. Mortgage.
Attorney for the mortgages, Huron. :. ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25

Eeth the Antels aud ]pfieale @
HES offer to board a liberal rates.
" tzeilsa4 siiis invited
IS he present and examine the work
~ 5rr uea.lY possible and ma feel
ay convinced that none viii doubt
the practical value of the work done
81 each q cur instrnctoys.
81 A. BRoWN, Nult.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-07-25
Notice OF chatteI Mortgage sale.

JOHN L PFLE. M0rtgaese
Attorney for the MORTGAGE Huron. 5. ID.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-03
A PiTifUL TALE.
Harry viIIiers Tells His Woes and fluctuations
to Journal Man.

Harry Villiers who is known all over
the country as 1.-The King of Tramps, -
dropped into the Journal office, yesterday
forenoon, with face on him as pale as
DEATH
Harry told a pltiful tale; how, taken
suddenly ill, he was sent to the Water
vile city farm; how, last Thursday, he
was thrown out upon the mercics of the
cold world, how he tramped from Water
Vile to A ugusta and was given food and
shelter at the home of Arthur Coss at
Pettengill's Corner and how he is now
trying to become the once rugged, robust,
Harry Villiers
The old man Is surely growing feeble.
When he walks, those who have known
him In the days that have gone by can
clearly see that that elasticity of step
which Harry once used TO possess is lack
ing and gone He will not be in this
world long and Harry says his soul will
be up among the angels when Gabriel
blows his trumpet.
The King of Tramps' showed the
Journal reporter his last will and tesla
ment, which was written on the cover
OF an old volume Of Shakespeare, and
Harry is a great Shakespearian student
perusing the works of this famous writer
with great delight. The will gives his
body after death to DR.. M. X. Dwinal of
Watcrvile, In return for many favors
which the doctor did for Harry during
the latter sickness.
Harry said he was not long for this
earth, and that he would remain in Au-
gusta for few days and then strike
out" for pastures fresh and fields anew "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-03
BOARD OF REGISTRATION
Will Hold Special Meeting, Sept. S, In Con
nection With City Building Matter.

The following letter and notice will ex
plain themselves:
Hon. A. S Bangs, Chairman Board OF
Registration, City of Augusta:
My Dear Sir-By mutual consent, the
matter of a city building has been left tc
vote of the people. And upon petition,
the municipal officers have ordered meet
ings in the several wards, to be holden,
Saturday, Sept 7,proX.. to enable the legal
voters to give their opinion for or against,
us they may see fit. 1t was further ordered
that suitable check lists be provided. And
it is necessary that the lists be furnished
by your board in order to give the freest
and fullest expression. Will you kindly
order q three days session Of your beard,
to allow such corrections as may in youi
Judgment seem to be right and just.
remain, very truly yours,
Chas A. Millikep, Mayor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-03
important Notice.

In compliance with the official request
of the honorable mayor of this city, the
board of registration of Augusta will be
in session at the common council room,
Opera House block, on Thursday, Sept.
fifth (5j, 1895, from 3 O'Clock In the fore
noon, until o clock in the afternoon, and
fcom 3 O'Clock III the afternoon, until 5,
and from o'clock in the evening until
9, for the purpose Of enrolling all male
citizens whose names are not now upon
the voting lists of the several wards of
this city; but who would be entitled to
have them placed there, and to vote in a
municipal election, were such an election
ordered for September z, 1895
And on Friday, September 6, 1895, the
board of registration will make up a vot-
ing list of all persons qualified to vote up
on the question to be submitted to the cleo
tors OF this city, on saturday, September
I; and deliver the same to the city clerk
of the CITY OF Augusta, on the evening OF
said Friday. THIS REGISTRATION
WILL Nor BE VALID FOR ANY
OTHER PURPOSE THAN THAT SET
FORTH IN THIS NOTICE.
A $. Bangs,
Chairman Of the Board
Augusta, August 81, 1895.