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Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
COerlGrer Gnub Snuoiem er III

EperlGrer amub Gnuoien er life
lt1 g'nno, icm giUer iis oper trOos
|nt SO Gor. Der cr life l9nae mels
Fem tVry Sang, BON lsuerer upe 8epis
pa TN %'no2I'OIigbeo % slaruaqscn'
a. Gl8e mocr Sul uO9au ban iaas
lo'3 en- BOG; "gtOrit Maaluntit fra
FS55 "a rcluc", Sen 9iennem9aar
FrTno'etrlotu on 8nnif % 8a1It.
F%t 6oI'e1Or't paa anuoieus oanliee
F"a % mcyiOmme Mnaoe. Gu bel
F'Tn8oe Al DC SprO9Ipprgsmaol, iom
o')'e 20 bor uGret oppe, fnnr 8is
Fa0 I'll l0 yasnina. o. Shuoien filler
F''aIi9c INC. Dan fnar peo at l9Ie
|i 'lIe So1 ct leuenbc Snotrpt of,
t'''''of@ ben 8anlle Sprogrenifer I'LL
''i, TOM 'to0r meO Balmsr / Sen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
GuotnS oTcntliae Siblioibef, Der

| Su0cns Ofcutlige Sibliotbef, Der
h bar vrIct / 20 aur, bespnote meo
|5,OOO gno % teller Ill Ga, 900 iua'
|nnnG. Ger uOtanntes | afpi9te Iar
ErvcO $4,000 @p0er, buoraf umtrent
10000 I'll gR5nin9 | Siemmet %
|OOO iii QaSnin9 i Bibliptbefets 2as
E~vauIicr. Sco MISUNDERSTANDING
/ nanr llolnanct til Siemmet neppe
/ til mere emo $4,000 o9 er altiaa be-
hNtlig rinaerc END ueo Bersets 8i'
|lOtb,I, mCOcrS lloldan paa unioerIt'
ks ]gRieprrclie Oiitnpt err Itgrre eno /
ttr0ru-Cmtrcut GA Yrocent uf Siem'
Is,oonmt ira 8erSsns pffentlise 8i.
Elotbcr beit0ar al 5OrtGatuser, Rps
llnsr o. GucutUr, 10 9roceut al &ei'
F5sitrluelier @eO9rofi % StatiItif,
Eroc2nt al &crocusbtitorie % 9iteras
hr5IitCric o. Omtrent 10 Grocent al
'OIntabllIac &Rrfer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
Status Yatrpnfabrif. @irnt

Stutt"I
men @pbfps 5pritiffabrif, iom Staten
bar inofipbt for Der at oprette en- Ba'
t%ronfabrit, ifal tiltrabes al bet Sffeut'
liae fprIttommenoe lite gtai. auptei'
nerne 2iutboe os 8Omaus opboIoer fig
for Siben pnn Steoet for at planlag9e
De iurnsbne 9~lnOroninser. &pbpgning
oil bliue ncpbuloelis ipartiat oeo @iens
oommeus 9iltraoelie. Be til Batruu'
ia~britatiunen iurnsone Naitiner er be-
itilt for Ell lib iiben ps pil bore f9rs
biae til CAPITALIZATION, iaainart oenne
fan foresaa. Waar felipe 9riften fan
beapuoe, sr euonu panitelist at iiae.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

st fsrselist lllpffestilfslbe. stibs'
reoer 6. 2arien i SletteGoro futot fOrs
leoen Dag unber 8eiistiseIie al fit
berlisseube Glib "gnn Camp, neo i
&ummet os Ilos zig libel pua etebet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

&psraoen mssst fsrtt beaaoisst, Iaa
9nssn 8au lille mssst Sant ON Sci.
breSelis. Wauben pil, buis ban ouer.
ftdar bet, ioetmtuoRe b1ipe arsblina.
San er gift, bar 2 8srn Os FIBER /
rteeet imaa 8aar.
A~fftOigeIier. TIMBER 15be (. N.
er eo~snspreit for Serreiteo Rsuisb.O
oe &reit eeO Gbriiti 8apel paa 8apns
bolt i 5pns Stift Or u 6 GrOne efter
a%nIS8nins entteoisst / Rauos Os meo
BENTON.
- timber 17oe {. W. er 2Rrer
Snetteriten / 5reoeritsbOrs Gmt, etei'
fenien, eiter ~9tuiSsuir9 pua @runO nf
SongeIi9beo afIteoiset meO Benfon
ira Bite Sdnunr.
- 9unoinipsttsr 8irt / Sisrrlna er
eiter Gnig9uing afIteOiset fra fin 8e'
itiiltn8 iOm Spgnin9sinipetter / be.
melote aiGbItao.
&luOieltgt S~OO8fnlS. Shells SOlms
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

I'll Gormanb 9rahs.bals Stcle.
ltsrs e. ~siehpafst Hirfeians.r eiliu
&pldhS % til Rotfetmanb @. 6.
Nielieu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

llbpanbrinseu. 8 1894 ~ubuanbres
be puer 8riitianiu $500 9~eriOuer.
1914 al G%misranterne bar tjsbt Billet
terne / SrifiaHta os bar famine betult
loft 252,O3S SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

eoOtts EGbIlcr. Hoe paa Seits
.1'F 6Dr 2Nen 9ulebas g%ftsrmibbas
.02 SNm Op Siuouet til 5amilicns
E~''''7rs.'c % iplote to Sense Iamt
Jul" "lIoti lmoer @anb til lonat pp
t'' @898gn. SOen % Stormen sseb
'%'"0''c' yoo til lanet pper Mionat,
SP'''r 'lo9 uaibrubt belle Watten
.'0 '%TQ3tcl'3 Nroit uuer 3aarnet, iaa
S'a''.'rnt Tom i uitanp, os 9ancet
,,''''' nco, II9ciom 9nset osfaa fit
>''o& 'oo oct iilresueoe Operalt i
>'.'s'r % @ouse. Glenoi9beben for
'"'''s3 Self bar u~beitribpli9; men
,'''' '11rol9c 2tnaremselier lptteoes
" ''8 at ico i"iernet bet inotr99enbe
r''""' %00erolt, men iier fra at tpm'
'' 0'o I &auobsbOloeren.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

artbitbanf. Bnu en- iOufitusreHbs
@susrnriOrinmtng forItoen ItlIteoes
arsottbauten / Obenie m,b 500 Web
lemmer % en- Supitut pua uucr so, 200
Sronsr. On bsrpRrcu0s 8nnt 1tBitsr
6%oretageuOst uso en- aosittrsOii Of tt.
IemteocG al uoianuct.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

5sesTaIO. eO0uspret for SOrbs'
tep % 6a~ItersIsU Rsnisbebcr | Sal
tiers GsnOerbsrreb, BrOoit s. CIR. 6,
&o6 er afanuet ucO Dsoen / en- Ntocr
al rs Gnr.
49, OUsrtese Gbr. .. 0abn er az
aauet oeo 8B6en / GnrbuS / Osu bgie
9tloer af 80 gtar.
Dberit Q 6 8artb, &ommauosr
at GannebrOg og 9ounebrO9smauo er
OBo / SBr8bOtm 9l5 G(or a..
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
TT. GSparS grams.s tom fOttsbcn

Ct. Gbwaro 8rambes tom fOrtebeu
aitsn til Staos, oa bon Cenote bitm
fra "9ins GpOlf" sitsr fsrits GOrsitiI'
ling I a%riItidniu. On Sasbaue bapbs
!aast aabsn, Os ba Der 1tutos tanoss
2Bs, itsts en- G%gptOiiOu. Or. 8ronots
blep tsmmstis terri fOrbranOt / auiiss
tet, men nsu.r Dog OF tuuus bItpe raft
igicu inosn lGngs.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

L. ma flu 8Oit. 5prOOster paa
err qnuo 8srum, bsoe lille
\ toitcr, e..
.t,,r,, paa cen eniomine SOlme,
xr,r Dg}orolonospOlten". 2Srnm
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30 ,,,,,, mems hans Shitru laa /
I,,,f,ro. 3ugcu Of benz bapoe nos
j. n;rrr On Stat Ilos Gppdratet
4 ,,f ioo 2prum MATTE iiOoe oppe
U,t,n og paste pan. Oct bleO
L., 7sS. 6ou pauOrOs fig en- OOlO'
sorrieltlic % MATTE Sa9en efter
,ras. ara rem 13oe til ben 16oe
s,,..b,r EopOc Sc @rb1a9 beiit, noen
4 ,,t blev tcmnrtet. Den l7oe lpt'
H. Set veo en- Spaltning al 5Drlpiet
1 rvfe fols CymRrtiumbeo, o9 99'
II fam III. Qenne buo iencte 8rGs
N. gasclmttn raj life longer. DC
h No.tcoe for Omtrent aft OernOe, %
FrGm foOc MI i8ien meO 6 'n'nu
knn.
9,t tor hnabes, at Sturtbin9et be-
plor Guttn en- &eniion, / eisbeO mec
kaS ser cittre cr 9iOrt, naar StateI'S
kHqnosmruO opr icm Ell 5pl9e a
kmopm ~paoorooet peo uoisreiie al
Iaholcror GIt9ter.
4 9prpm bar urret i Spru9ienets
\ tr,ite / % Gar % bar oltio rb9tet
h @itrnin9 mcO Ombu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

SnItra fra 6erbOrs osee NJ. 'Ssrn.
5ltbl." fOrlebsn | giSsbat, rant Of ct
5ierteiIus. Gun fab paa 8OsusH 90
bolot 9gmmsu, msoens Wnnosn pnr
inOe Dos 9isbmanOer. 8aser 2nrieu
/ gibebat tisrts iOrbi | &ahs, % Ss
ftsus breieoe til Siosu, bpOrOUsr ROnen
bIso banss, Os oa 8olt tlsoe ill., osee
bun siebIttteli9. 2aseu Der | Bgtn
tOm Iirar tiliteOe, men u1e OptiUuinss'
iOriss a forsiaues.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
2nnNetanaens @rAaaeri i @tiel

bar i oisie 9a9e siennem s. 8. Ser'
nan & Cos @itfl, / Sri0inniu tontrabe.
ret Dmbpsnins Of 8rpp9eriet meO
Snolae al MP 3~antptieOeI % Wtuitine,
9umptosnits, SOlotufts. NulGS for
@iarbus Os SjeIoere, elcttrif 2ps etc.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

2Gerne bees etnre at geiHQmNer for ierhle Setter eMr bet belle 8Gt erWDGe5 fra
Stem ymf Do bet oil aGaa tme Ell GDm 5b fprnb BET fmnner benz iGnbe
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Coupon Smp tpbeigt Naun W fulofGnbg abpsi. geb at irne eer Wild Flowers
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

S'0IArt. Jurleben Gftermibbas
e ,s' I'll ~Il'oori9 Gut. ssn al Ssurit
\. .4'".' sleanem Sien paa 7ofabuan'
>" "a OrutueOe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
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4 161nd 1853 10 " Bismerpund-6 kilo-
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26
He Bought The Ducks.

The boatman, bending to his oars,
was unconscious of our vicinity until,
when about thirty feet distant, the
captain turned the light upon him.
The solitary occupant of the dilapi-
dated skiff was a grizzIed old negro,
who, springing to his feet and turn
ing to face US, stood as though trans
fixed by the shaft of light.
Good Lawd! it's de p'liee," he
groaned, raising both hands above
his head with a despairing gesture.
"Why are you so much afraid Of
the police, Nose 7" laughed the cap
tain.
me amt 'fraid o no p'lice,'
replied the darky, struggling 10 turn
a bold front to the situation. 81 amt
bin shootin' no ducks, cap'n.'
Il am afraid we will have to inves-
tigate that story. Paddle close up,
and let us see what you have in your
boat
In the bottom of the boat we
found an antiquated musket of the
1880 pattern, and half a dozen black
head ducks.
"Mose, if you did not shoot them,
where did YOU get those birds p
bot 'em, sab"
"What were you doing with that
gun ?"
"Jes' tux hit along, sub, 70 fear |
mought r,n up agin some o them
night duckers.'
s.Your story is just u little shaky,
Moses. Hand up your gun aud
birds, and then come aboard and go
down into the cabin, where you will
find congenial company"
"If | was to believe all the stories
i hear said the commander, when
we were again under way, Il would
be obliged to believe that there is an
enormo night trade IN ducks ear
ried on in these waters. have
never arrested an illegal gunner who
was not ready to swear that the birds
in his possession were regularly
bought and paid for."-David Bruce
Fitzgerald. IN january ~iippince..'s
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26
DUKE

When most needed it ~ not rsAisualfor
yonr family physician to be away from
home. Such was the experience OF Mr.J.
Y. Scl,enck, editor OF the Caddo, 1. T.,
Banner, when his little girl, two years
Of age, was threatened with "A severe at
tack of Group. He says-My wife insist
ed that go for the doctor, but las onr
family physician ~as cat Of town ] got a
bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
which relieved her Immediately. I viii
not be- without it in the future.-25 aud
so cent bottles for sale 10y r. Ross K 20.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26
ALPHA.

Major r. Picton ~ manager OF the
State Hotel, at D"uisou, Texas, which
the travelling men say IL n OF the best
hofelS in chat section. In speaking OF
Chnmhrrlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarr-
hora Remedy, he savs-I have used it in
my family Tor several years mud take
pleasure in saying that | consider it an
infalIibIe cure iOr diafrhoaa and dYSen-
terry. | always recommend 1t aud have
frequently administered il 20 guests in
the hotel and in"vpry ct-e it has proven
worthy OF unqualified endorsements
For sale by +. Ross & Co.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26
CLEVELAND t.AS ENOUGH
His Friend, K. G. Benedict, Says the Pres
ident La Positively Out of II.

His Friend. e. c. BENEDICT, Says the Pres
ident La Positively Out of IL.
II was announced the other evening
by i. G. Benedict, THE trusted and in
innate friend of President Cleveland,
that the latter will not under any cir
cumstances accept a third nomination
for the presidency. Mr.. Benedict has so
long enjoyed tho confidence of Mr..
Cleveland and is so close in his rela-
tions with him that this statement has
a semioficial complexion. ~. Bene.
dict said:
II am certain that Mr.. Cleveland
would decline another nomination If it
were offered to him. / am positive that
he does not want TO serve as president
for a third term. i am equally positive
that lie could not be persuaded under
any circumstances 20 accept the Domi-
nation IL ir should be rendered TO him.
] lave beard him say that be intended
to make a tour CT the wcrid at tine exp;ra-
ton OF his second term; that be wanted
TO SEQ L. ole Of the world than he had
seen. and that he had his travelling
companion already picked ou.--at least
that he had asked a personal friend Of
his to accompany him."
In making this statement for publ
cation MIR. Benedict has so far departed
from his previous ret.cence with regard
to Nj. Cleveiand's affairs that j: has
especial significance. New York Jour
nal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26
FanciesI
A merry Christmas TO all.

A merry Christmas to all.
Many little hearts will be alade
Ina ppy this evening.
Frank Leavitt, of Marshall County,
drove through our vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. Rufus johnson and Chas. Tom
pkins were over from Homer yester-
day.
Our teachers are contemplating
attending the Educational Association
at Aberdeen this week.
Mrs Cora Smith aud little son
Paul departed last night for Webster
where they will visit during the holt
days.
Andover will give a grand ball to.
morrow evening and Langford a mas.
querade.-Wher is Pierpont at?
an III 'lthtiOu ehtcuueu VI JAIL
Miss Nina Aasved closed a sue
cess fuI term Of school a. the Centre
the l3iust. and commenced a winter
term ia the Lawrence district Mon
day of last week.
Miss Ethel Sheldon arrived Satur-
day morning from Sioux Falls where
she has been attending school. She
will spend the holiday vacation with
her parents.
On account Of the snow disappear.
my SO rapidly Santa Claus" has
made early visits this year, thus
thinketh Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Ewald,
Sabbath morning of last week they
were the recipients of IA little daugh'
ter.
Supt. Brown accompanied by his
sister Mrs VIM Lawrence who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs. A.W
Clark at Lily, arrived last evening
Mr.. Brown returned to Webster this
morning.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

The presidential boom of Senator
Davis, of Minnesota, is all right in
its way, but nothing will come of it.
Senator Davis is all right as Senator
Davis, but the man that we can all
unite on is Senator Allison. of Iowa.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26
Advertised Letters.

The Following letters re!nain unclaimed
Ia the post office al Webster. South D1-
kota ior the week Guiding Dsc. %, 1Sg5.
BARBER Miss Emun Eitel Mr.. Andrew
Hilton Peter.
When calling ior the above please say
advertise, aud give tltlr.
Il. w. pARLMAN. T.. 81.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

No dignity is added to the Twin
City papers by their editorial fights
as to who exhibited the most enter
prise in publishing their ~sickening
and immoral tales Of Hayward.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26
suokien's Arnica SAD,

Tn, best salve in the world i4rScuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, c iilblains.
ccrns, and all skin eruptions, aud posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required. Ii
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price - cents p-r
box. For sale by r. Ross & Co.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26
To W HON I, May Honcer

Take u]o,ice, that one Frank WaieIilar,
formerly a member oi the German Meth
odiSt Church OF Webster, o residing II
DOnallsoaville, La, has be.u rxplhAl BY
u cbmmitter 0i said church, ailer the
hearing al cIltrgrs preferred against him.
Said comrnitte, after a care nj investiga-
'ion, tiad the charges trnp-that said
Nrlchler lrft the country in the night,
dniraudiug maay Of their lust due aud
guilty of nth-r conduct ~unbecuming a
Christian gentleman.
+. II. THIEL, Pastor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

Speaker Reed is trying to make
himself solid in the great North west
by giving us important places on
congressional committees. When
the proper time comes, the North
west should be a unit for VIM. b.
Allison, of Iowa.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

Attorney General Harmon should
take a duck hunt on the South Caro-
lima coast. de might get his eye
opened for the trusts.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26
Pure SprIrg wa'er

Nick Schmitt will deliver pure spring
water any part O the city at 20 cents
a barrel or 81 per tank. Barrels will b.
filed every Tuesday and Friday. Tanks
orders at this office
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26
Harry Christmas.
+ III. THIEL, Pastor.

GOER-DAVIDSON-ht the residence Of
the bride la Appleton, MINI, Richard
Go"r al Webster :. d.. to frankie
Davidson on Christmas day Wedn-s-
'iay De. 20, 1855.
Nr. Goer has been a resident OF Day
comfy for ten years aud il a young MAJ
OF good hatits. lie is not at pr sent
av"rl'nrdan.d will, worldly .o-4eS.ions.
but has a good trade, strength, energy
sid ability, aud will no doubt ccumu
late his jul SHIRE oi worldly wealth and
homer.
The bride was a resident Of Webster for
a few months. during the summer and
during this short time won the rehprct
and confidence Of all with whom she be-
come aqua nied by many womanly
tr ,its OF character.
Dick completely stole the march on the
boys as zone al them suspected him
capable of such an act.
Together with man. friends al the
happy puir the Rs;.esTEs .xt.nds con-
~gratuiations with the compliments ofthe
season, Wishes them merry C~hristmases
and happy anniversaries. May they so
live that memory will revert to this az
the mos happy event OF liie~ history.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26
TAI. ed PRINCETON 70 Play ,a.nphl..

Yale ed Princeton % Play heuphis-
Yale and Princeton are 10 meet ut
football as comrades, not =: sees Ths
joint eleven to play the Memphis Ath-
letic club team at Memphis ON Dec. 30
has been decided upon as follows: Cen
ter, Harry Cross, Yale; guards. Wheeler
and Riggs. Princeton; tackles. Church
Of Princeton and Alexander Brown Of
Yale: ends. Cochrane Of Princeton and
Treadway AZ Yale; quarter back, Poe Of
Princeton; half backs, Letton and Jer-
rcms Of Yale full back. Pope Of Prince
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

John Bull was not the only bull
hit by the Presidents message. The
Bulls Of the stock market were
touched up bad.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

DR.. A. p Sawyer have had rheumatism
since I was 20 years old, bu; since using your
Family t'uir have been free from it. il also
cured my husband uf ia same disease. Mis-
Robt Conpeliy, Brooklyn. Iowa. Sold by q. d
Peterson.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

President Cleveland must have
lost his tariff reform encyclopedia on
hat book print.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

Seyert Severson, the popular black
smith OF Butler, was in the city from
Friday to Sunday. Or course he called
at this Office, as he has contracted Il very
d. lightiul habit OF calling at this Office
regularly once a year and depositing
81. 80 for this great religions journal.
Go thou aud 10 likewise.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

the game at the grocery store after cio-
sing hours, and now one OF his legs il
The news OF a possible var IL the latest
topic to hasten itself upon the Gulci, so
ciety. Old man HPPock-t took his 1872
musket from the garnet aud oiled il M,
Richard GoLightly is organizing a class
in "Rudiments OF Warfar-', aud "A corps
OF cadets, fifteen in number, has been
recruited out of the Waistband family,
since the evolution OF the war cloud.
The Gulch Literary and Reading Circle
me. last Saturday and took a fall out of
Harry Hayward's 10 cent confession.
While all the ladies concpde that he con-
fessed 1U cents worth, -till they think
he could have added how he s"t the
Chicago fire aud explained hi killing of
Millionaire Snel!, and a few other items
OF his everyday life when upon earth, Tor
the price OF the Times supplement-.
Oscar Hi'Poeket came ont ON Sunday
in his new golfng suit. While h. thinks
he is decidedly proper in this costume, he
reminds us OF a male Brahma with the
st. Vitus dance.
Miss Susie Shoestring entertained the
young people OF this community by
giving a fancy dress ball ia her fathers
granary, luesday evening. II war "a
swagger event, and everything went off
smoothly until ST Plunk-tt dropped the
family cat ON the bare knees oi OScttr I!s-
Pocket, who was dressed az a Scot n
chieftain. Oscar didn't do u thing but
break up the game by dancing - Hfland
fling on top oi aforesaid Piunk.tt
Extensive preparations arr. bringmnde
for an elaborate Christmas tree at the
school-house. Rev. Y. Orter has chargr
Oh the affair which makes a sure thing oi
it,. He wishes to that parties
coming tn the Tree with their skates oh
must deposit same AT the door.
COSTING.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

More snow aud ,ess ir. wonld be
agreeable to tn. Traveller ~now-a-daYs.
Presiding ElderSpringer,o Watrrtown
p@t.s "lled - very striking aud Interesting
sermon to a large congregation Sunday
AFTERNOON.
R-v. Williams drove to Webster last
Wednesday.
Irrcy Maloy, Srvrrt Spverson. George
aud Lee Batter w~re Bristol visitors one
day this week. .. t...
Willis llartsough has given up going
south until January.
The Butler depot has closed on account
o dull tim"s.
Al oyster supper was given at the
i.a;si Saturday evening in honor Of Mr..
OF I Log ~.
Mr.. Chas, Duerrp, OF Butler, has taken
run down to Ortonvillp, Mimi, to
spend the holidays with friends aud re-
~lutions,
DIR. Brooks and family were callers at
Henry Ash's Sunday evening.
Our Maccalse agent has had poor luck
in Butler, but IL doing well in Lily.
The sick are all doing well at present
writing.
Aiolly time was had at Fl. ID. Hart
snngifs Thursday night. They AL re-
turned home well pleased that they had
went.
friday evening several loads OF our
yong people drove down to Frog Hol-
ler", York township to attend n birth
day party given IN honor of Miss Dora
Hiirelton by her parents. A pleasant
evening was possei and all joined IN in
having - good time.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

DR.. A ?. Sawyer. Dear sir-I have been sui.
fering with sick headache for a long time. I
used your Fsmily Cure aud nov am antirely re-
iicved. I would not do without your medicine.
Mrs. q. A. Miller. Mt. Norris, iii. Sold by q.
d. Peterson.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

Ambassador Bayard has now a
nice opportunity to open his face
again.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26
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Rich Cut Glass at Ross the Jew.ler.
Ed Landon drew the sheep which Roy
Co mpton ratified off this morning.
John Anderson. who has been a county
ward for some time, lies dead at The
house OF Dene Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schmidt, are
mourning the loss oi their little daughter,
who died about midnight last night,
aye nine weeks.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

LADlES-Dr, Sawyer's Pastillcs are effcctual
for female weakness, pain on top OF head and
lower part OF the back. IL strengthens and
cures. Sold by q. ID. Peterson.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

Experience and money cannot improve DIR.
Sawyer's Family Cure because IL rsdiceiiy
cures Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint aud Liver
difficulty. Sold by q. ID. Peterson.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

II is we'll to remember that the cry
"Peace, Peace" has been heard be-
fore.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-26

Mrs. rs. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn.
says ''Sliiloh's Vitalizer saved my lie. /
G nIsid~r it the best remedy for "A drbili-
lated system | ever used, for dyspepsia,
liver OF kidney troubles it sxcelS." Price
75cts of +. Ross & Co. 2