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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
Uur furse Rubepduien

limb Dem an i6na6en ober iiberrei3ten Nerben letoenz
ben 9atienten ~eegDnnt; tutrO aber Oas iberreiate
NerbeniDftem Our6 S%oftetter's Ma9en6itters berub19t
unb eetrdftigt, 10 lit ieelii6es uub f6rperli6es @let0s
gemidt Der Ngentien, BON mel6en Oas ~glei6mittbtge
8ebagen obbdngt, Der 4reis. @erbOitdt lit gepObn=
LID elm SDmptOm 6rOnii6er Spspepie, Elm 2etOel,
3u befen Seilung Oas 8itters oan3 Dorait9li6 9eeig=
net lit. Soatommene 8erbauung unO Iifmiltrung
limb bic Gueae Der pbpiii6en Strait, unb aug Oteier
GueQe ibDpfen aud Die Nerben. NerD0le 2eute 1ou@
ten oas 8itters regelmdbig unD ni6t III unbeitimmz
ten, bon Der 2aune abDdn0igeu a3eitrdumen gebrauben.
9euten, Die nit 8iliofitGt, 8eritopfun9, &beumattsS
mus, @iereni6mer3en OOer Malaria bebaftet iino, err
peit cs bic unausipre6li6ten Sienfe. Neltli6e unb
i6nd9lt6e 9eute empfinOen, DAB es ibnen itber Die
iOnit unpermeiolt6en Iltersbei6tperben biupegbilft
unb bon beiOHOerem 9eertb lit es fir GetOnbulescenten
IS i3drft ben @ppetit unO ma6t Oas @feH su einem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
6eben Sen Rampf auf.
Die yfair 6rounos 2tGociation" befdlie6t,
cen AennpIab III RarIem aufsueeben. -
Or fol- gu Bauftelcn par5eairt meroen.

Die 8eamten unb @igent6imer Der erit
bor ungefdbr einem Sabre NIT einem Soften
aufpanbe BON $25O,O00 angelegten unb elm
geri9teten pferbsz& ennbabn BON 9arlem
be59lpfen Oienitag, ben &f NIT ben Sc
ri9ten auf5ugeben un0 ben EennpldB belt
nitib All {6lieBen. Die bon Der vGiDtc Je0ez
ration" iiingit erpirfte Gnti4eibung beg
Ri9ters Gibbons, bur9 tpel9e elm oauernoer
@inbaltsbefebl gegen bic rGhicago 5atr
Grounds Nhoctation", bic ben &ennplab i'm
8eiib bat, e%rlafen tpurbe, bat ben Sports"
alien Mut6 au tpeiterem Sample gegen bas
9eIeB benommen. Ser Blan etntger ber>
Ielben, bic @e1elf9aft %auf3ulOien uno bic
&ennbabn pribatim in 8etrieb gu erbalten,
purbe BON Der %be1onneren Maioritdt Gig
unbur9fi6rbdr bertpprfen. Wettrennen bit
ten bort tpobl pribatim berdnitaltet Derben
f0nnen, aber bas Metten 1T unter Der Gntz
f9etbung bes Ri9ters Gibbons in 3ufunft
unm0glt9, unb bic meiiten Sports" tparen
erfa6ren genug, INN 81 tptffen, bat Die bloBen
Rennen ni9t geniigenb Yublifum na9 ben
&ennplGBen 3ieben, bic Soften 3u beden,
Ipnbern baB Der 9auptoerbienit FOLDER linz
ternebmungen in benz @etten liegt.
u(dN q1eII Is Dd9SE tut UuS SelS, DIE
Rennen gang unb gar ab5uertldren uno bic
bereits ausgeboten gepefenen preiie sum
9eiammtbetrase BON iber 100000 suriidz
5u5ieben.
Die @emeinbe BON 9arlem bat Bel Der
gan3en Gei6thte bas Bette @ef9Gft gema9t,
benin iie befam BON Der n5air Grounds Mffpz
citation" fir cine breiidbrige GDncefiion i'm
b%ersangenen Sabre $4,000 unb ite tpirb 1i9
bitten, etpas BON bte1em 9eloe auriid3uz
geben.
Ser &ennplaB in 9arGem 1T 80 4cres
groB; er pirb iebt tpabri9etnli9 in 9auz
iteaen par5eairt unb b~erfauft tperben. Sn
ben StGuen, pel6e 81 benz Hennplab ges
bDren, befanben ii9 geftern mod ungefd6r
300 &eitpferoe. 9ieielben nerben iebt nd9
Stdbten gef9afft perben miihen, lit benen
Wettrennen erlaubt Itnb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
Seidentronsport auf QroueY.Gdrs


8eft puGman fat ben Nnfang nit elmer
r1euen Dirt unb @eile gema9t, 2ei9en btGig
unb fdnea nu6 ben 8egrGbniBpldben gu
i9uffen. 8ergangenen SamFtag tpuroe Der
@arg, tpel9er Die reberreite Oes @nOe poriz
ger WD6e in Weft Bulman Deritorbenen
2lobb McG1abe entbieIt, auf einen Srouepz
tpagen Der Calumet electric 9treet &ailz
NAB So. gebra9t, Die 2eiOtragenben nabmen
UNI ben @arg plaB, unO fort ging es, nit
Der @ef9ninoigfeit zines Yerfonen5u9es,
na9 Dem SatpoOoszSrte06of.
Die 8enuBung BON StraBenba6ntpdgen
gum Qei9entrunspprt fat @ufieben erregt,
unb obne 3netfel nerben 5i9 Die 2ei9enbez
ftatter unb 2et6itaG6eftber bugegen uufle3z
men, baB ibnen Die StrdBenbabnz 9efeaf3afz
ten 10 gefd6rli9e Gpncurren3 MAIDEN. &uf
Der anoeren Seite aber giebt es biele Sreunbe
Der neuen Dirt bes Qei6entransports, peG9e
barauf 6tntpirfen ipDlen, baB Die StraBenz
bu6nge1eQf9aften tpomOgfi9 reguGGre Qeiz
denpagen cOnftruiren lafen, bic bann fir
einen ber6dltniBmdBtg bi1igen Preis gu Be-
grGbnifen bermietbet perben fOnnten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
GtabIirt iett 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,

Wholesale d Retail Grocart
252 & 234 Ot=RdnoolpR:Stry
amii1eH Sranfltn. unb Mortet'StrdBE
@btcago. SUE.
erbieIt Ioeben in feiniter gBaare:
g9eue bpu. WtiId ne Woubdringe,
Qtppettt= Glib, GieIcr SprOttet, M1ot6r,
Gantbur1er W ou=&6rtnge, Sal5Inroeuen1
4ledltc rMftide Garoines, NndooteS,
Martmtrten Nal, 8auSIeber=Vafteten,
sfrans. GarotneS init SrlffeIt,
9ledDte 2rammi d. wei9er Ger1elattntrF'
9GfIeI0orfer Seuf, @etnelT9,
6riSGeS WtobM6I, SItOen1L
Hng1riI d. eft WoIeu.9S aprifa. Wtobni1ttetS
9entidle Sirie, &imIen, 0riintern,
NetSmcbII SnrtoH eImebI, GrbsntebL
YuGDei5cagrtbe SAFER tno 0critensStuse,
Ieimite 8rampen, @eiSensrieS,
StaI. NnoeIt, Ot6caront,
3eutfd1c9 Smetid1enmuS, Seioel9eeren,
Nrans. S3metidlen, 9trmett Mno Striden,
Dir. &teipp's W~tals=&afec,
WtcifTcr & Ituer'S &anee=GHen5,
support. Geigen=&afee, Gtd1eIfaffee,
Wedten Sapa= mn0 WtnffasSsaTee,
Ofuf. II. d)inel. 3bee, 9rittt II. idltu6r3,
Neimite neutrality-suspicious. mnO &afao,
9tedltem Qiebtg'S 6Ietfdertraft,
9led)tcn 0tenettbont9, Utnei. Sttgner,
ScutIdDe gpare elm, Seltoiper Ruben,
OfpSenfuhI, e ttittbubtte mn Eius0MtfeM,
9IedJten Gmmentb. SGUeiserfGie,
YSahr. &imburger ttto &1to=Hdie,
Troma9e De Srie, Muqnefort=H6fe,
0emid)atsler, g~rinea 3rattertaie.
GOatnersStGie, ttaI. Yattte i1t:S 11e,
Nrii d. et @attIer ~SdDtnpftabaf BON Scbbe&,
3eMtidbe SpitnrGOer, 0SoAfraber,
SonIspantoTe In, GOI51 III nit &eOer.
slHes gu ben b~tli9iteu 8reiien.
Henry SckOellk0pfs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

.@ine srauenbafte Site: l1nper.
bouli9teit, 9pspepite, @eritopftbett, 8olit,
G6olera Worbus, Sieber, l6altttranfbeiten,
Sarurubr, 8risbt'i6e &rontbett, 9eberleiben,
@6uttelfteber, Neruen,peb, Mbeumatismus,
@el91piire, @ei6piilite, Nlsbleiben bes mos
1atli6eu Slufies, Sdmorrboiben, gelbiu6t,
Storbut, 9trofelu, @Irmer, 8optmeb,
S6minbIu9t, &rebs unb @obufinu. gle
ale eri6eiuen anfan9s unbebeuteno uub If
re1 alien 9ebt cine Ortlt9e 8luterfiuuns
poraus, er3elst bur9 u%nreiles 8lut nnb unz
reselmaBiee SbGti9teit Der Sober unb Ser
bouunssorsone, unb ite ale fOuneu unbe=
bir9t uub uufeblbar burd 81. 8ernarb
8rGuterpille Ell perbiitet weroen, penn
man bteies Mittel BET 3eiten eiunimmt. gu
Is @euts Bel Npotbetern gu boben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
Staot Chicago.

rnfere GOrrefpOnbenten unb @3entsn
befu9en bic fpIgenben @tdaten:
9err pauG Srtebel ben Stadt Soma.
9err 5reb S@erf bic Staaten 8isconin
unb Mi9tgan.
5err Otto M. RoienbaGe bic Stdaten
Seras, SEEM Meericp unb bas SerritOrium
&ri5pna.
9err Sobn @9mttt ben Stdat SGinots.
9err SriB &rreB ben Staat Nebrasfd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
menn oas Baby aohnt,

@ebraudt unter aQen urlitGnben bas aIts
uub erprobte Mtittel; Wtrs. Mtnslom's SOotbs
ting Sprup fir boS 3abnen Der timber. @s
berubist bas &inS, ma9t bic @aul1eil 1nel9er,
liGt bic o9merjen, BELT Btnotol1t uno 1T
bos bette Wittel Sesen Dt0rrboea. Surtune'
auanfio Gents bic Hlalhe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
Do0enlote greObfit.
Oiebfabl am heuen Gage uno in
einem beIebten Gelhdftshaus.
SbGter nnb Mnitifter iii Saft.

John 9. 6oroon, elm ab9efeimter Spibbnbe,
ftiehlt DER umafonic Gemple lhocia=
zion" einen 6eIofaten nit $445. - CT
miro perfoIet INTO eineehoIt. - Der
6ausfne6t O'Gonnor muthma6li6 fem
Complete. - Die poIisei fnoet in 6orz
oon's 5immer cine rei4e 2lusbcute por1
Diebseerdthfbaften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
G1IN0fOr.

Gin retteS NeaIabier eebra&at bon
Ser Gpnr. &eipp 8reW0> Go. 1T bters
mtit beremS ernpfoDtem. Sn SIaiNen
am0 G6Tert at babem. SeIepbotte
&c. $50. 9OftIittG Septtt. 60. &c.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

,,Oti6te Did auf" 1T cine bdmil@e grmab.
nuns an D~ieienisen, bic gang berunter iinS,
obne Nppetit unb entmutbtst. Aber bic Nrt,
III ruel9er 9oob's 6arlapartua Sen i6wa6el Ell
EOrper .%arfbant umS suten 9lppetit siebt, it
punberbar.
gefes Samilien.& otarrbmitteI: Sssb'B
8iIIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
5arn1>Qn5et9en~

Sc sRbt feline 3hns, we6e cine 70 wte genrehuns nner ben SarmeHn peg"a
inter bmeu bs g8efeus 6t, we bs g8o6nbMtt be-. vSuinois @taatS5etuns". Das ut
cine annfunnte3 bahob. -..t.
ST. Soge befen eEnet f9 6He aussabe unner 3etnms gang blOnbers gu SerHH*
ma6unsen non 6armz8etaufn, Dol austaM9er Gemntbeu Obr gerpaben on SAT-
mn, wn Ibmbaupt fir an3i9a, wa6e mad t@nb we9r &iGuns Dot Snferene FF
Sarmer fnb ODER fir 2Me wabe III IeM@n Srf9aten MCQUEEN.
I'm ben pidu anrasem berefenb bic qmie Don anesen I'M @O@nbatt gu 9enh9et
s6m mir bieIbana9fe6mo: Sir sepObni9e @n3i9en III Henr S6mft fam r3 SeOg
BEN 9ris idbf berebuen, mOem ibes gort 4 Gents fOfet. 9Hrbei lit ieOO3 gu Dme=
teJ baB fir fee @n3ise weu9er ais s1OO bre9nt wub.
@roBe 2nsei8em display adv) foeu 20 Gents per uIsme"z3eHe.
@ufrase unb 9urasen fnbn prompte @nebisuus.
9utnois $taats}etttne &c.,
nBnssm G%btrnen, ell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
Nnrnne1tCdDer 1Inun+

gasaelmdBise observation-disclosures bon
Baltimore na9 Bremen
0ireft -.
bur@ bic. A 9otbampfer
.,@etmtar", Stuttgart,
.Rera", ,,8reSOen",
".9armfaot", w&arISrmbe"p
rCIoenbMr9", ,Wtnnden",
80. 8. METER.
4. &afhte $50, $65 1tto $50,
mad sage Der 4IdBe.
@ie pbtaen 9antpfer finb idmmtlt& men, BON oos'
aholi6fter Banart unb @inribtun9.
SaIons NIB 2aiiiten3imnler ouf 9ed.
GIeftriI6e Beleu1tuns in aGen fdutueu.
SwtI6enoe6 az ma8taew Rreiien.
Reitere Musfunft ert5eiIen:
a. schumacher & CO., GeneraI.AoenteM
5 G. GaD=Str., Baltimore, Wfh.
J. VIM. ESchenburS
20 5iftb NtDe, Chicago, Sna.
pber berer Wertreter i'm ~sS1lauoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
Gin Dankbarer pattemt,

feline ppIifdn6fse Observation-Disclosures BON id)rpe=
rem 2eioen elmer in einem SpftDr6u6 anee9ebes
men Mranei nerbanft, IGBt ourb 1ns oaiielbe fpiter=
SieIes 9roBe BUD entbdIt @esepte, bic in ieber
Mpotbete 9ema9t tperoen tbnnen. G6idt Sure
MSreTe nit 8rtefmarte au ,,%rindt <nff unc
9tspenfarD," % gseit II. Str, Stem 9ort, 81. Q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

molte ihren Sdab Dor Ginbredern bitten
nno perlor oenfelben auf Der Stra6e. =
Der finoer bon einem Gommiiiionshdno=
Ter beoba3tet. CT bat einen 5npelier=
$doen i'm monaonof Slod. = War 10
Jahre 2tneefeuter in Der nSSair". =
:t. Wuroe in Raft eenommen, aber seeen
SIr9fdaft freieelafen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-23
IT MAY BE GENERAL
Strike Of Chicago Brickmakers
Likely to Extend 10 All
Building Trades.
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED OUT
The Police Fear Trouble and
Most of the Yards Are
Closely Guarded.

CHICAGO, May pa general strike
of brickmakers was declared and every
brick yard in Chicago is tied up. The
fight is expected to be n bitter one and
trouble is feared by the police. The
strike has been in force in several yards
fortwo weeks. the demand of the men
for higher wages being refused, and
the Brickmakers' Alliance decided 20
order a general strike to enforce consid-
Grafton by the manufacturers. The
yards on the North Side. operated
by non-union men, were surround
ed by strikers, determined that no
work shall be done until the wage
question is settled. The strikers re-
ported at noon that about $500 men
were ont and that only a few non-union
men could be secured by the manufac-
turers. The North Side yards, where
trouble was expected, were heavily
guarded by police all day. A mass
meeting of strikers was held during the
afternoon, and an effort viii probably
be made to cali sympathetic strikes in
other building trades.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-23
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

Enormous Transactions in wheat In New
York City.
NEW YORK, May 25.-Intense excite.
ment has prevailed in grain circles dur
sng the day, the transactions. in wheat
alone footing up "a, 00G, 600 bushels,
making over 1903, 900, 600 for three days.
At noon transactions showed an adj
vance of over 3 cents with business
Upon aa enormous scale rs the result of
reports OF damage which poured in
from all sections, attended with heavy
orders to buy. Damage by drought,
bugs and frosts were reported from all
parts of the wheat belt. Late cables
all showed higher prices with Liverpool
reported as higher on active buying
orders. The visible supply statement
Of Bradstreets was another factor,
showing a large reduction. As the
market neared the close, July wheat
touched so cents at New York. This
price was greeted with loud cheers from
the bulls. The market closed at top
prices. Corn followed wheat bat
showed little speculative activity.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-23
BIG STRIKE PROMISED.
New York Tailors Organizing for n Great
Struggle Next Fall.

New York Tailors Organizing for n Great
Struggle Next Fall.
New YORK, May 23.-What promises
TO be the biggest strike ever known in
the garment-making industry in this
city is impending over the question of
the weekly wage system. The opera
tiyes demand that manufacturers and
contractors renew the existing agree
ment with the Brotherhood of Tailors
and grant the weekly work system to
other garment.workers' organizations.
Demands will also be made for an in
rease Of wages in some instances.
The strike is not likely to be ordered
before Sept. ID, pending thorough or
ganizatiou OF the wor1man.
Since the last strike the manufac-
turers have sent out part of their work
TO the smaller cities in this state, New
Jersey and Connecticut, where they
have been able to have a good deaf of it
done in sweat shops al low prices, un-
der the piece work and task system. Ii
is expected t 0 stop this cutthroat bust
ness by consolidating ali the garment
workers under one general organiza-
ton.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-23
SACRED FUSIYAMA.
fakano It2ru, an Advanced Jap, Intends
to Winter On 1t.

fIakano Itaru, an Advanced Jap. Intends
to Winter on 1t.
Here is an evidence of Japanese aspi-
ration and lofty longing. Mr.. Nakano
Itaru, anative meteorological scientist,
has just completed q winter visit 70 the
summit Of Fusiyama. This volcanic
cone, the sacred Japanese mountain, is
IL, 365 feet in height Mr.. Nakanof found
very little snow on the top, though he
encountered much danger and hardship
In the ascent and descent. He proposes
during the coming summer to erect on
the summit of Fusi a strong building,
FIJI it with supplies and spend next win
ter there, recording temperature, NOW
fall, etc, after the manner of the men
on Pixies peak and Mount Washington.
Mr.. Nakano is the first man known in
history TO climb 10 the top of Fusi in
winter.
If he succeeds in his ambitious scheme
to establish a meteorological station
there, he will not only be able ocontrib-
ute TO the store of science, but he Will
have the satisfaction of knowing that he
occupies the Hottest position in Japan.
We shall then have, too, the spectacle
of the man Of today, with his scientific
instruments, on the cloud capped noun
tain at whose base the weary pilgrim.
STEPPED in superstition, kneels and wor-
ships, a vivid picture Of modern Japan.
New York Herald
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-23
WHEAT FLYING HIGH
Another Jump of Over Three
Cents Occurs on Chicago
CROP DAMAGE THE CAUSE
July Closes Strong at the High.
est Price for Several
Years.

CHICAGO, May 23.-Wheat jumped
8 cents ON the board before noon and
gave promise of holding the greater
part Of its advance. Liverpool cables
We're soaring, outside domestic markets
were up and the country was flooding
the pit with buying orders. The main
cause of the advance, however, was
the continuation of crop damage re-
ports. They came into the pit in a
stream from all parts Of the wheat belt
and ranged from stories Of slight dam
age 70 narrowing tales of complete de-
struction. The July option opened
with a / cen lunge, starting at lass.
1t dropped slightly for an instant, but
Immediately plunged upwards again,
touching 1854. The astonished specu-
lators rested for a time, ashast at the
sight of 75-cent wheat, and during a
temporary lull in the excitement prices
dropped back TO a trife below the high
figures. Another a Of buying
orders soon struck the market, however,
and July went sailing again, landing
at 765s, Just 3 cents above the opening
price and almost 2 cents higher than il
had gone before during the present
advance.
The market held its strength to the
finish, winding up wildly at IA for
July. The close left hat option at 358
cenrs advance oyer the previous nights
closing figure. The buying continued
to be heavy mp to the end Of the session
and offerings were quickly absorbed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-23
CURE FOR ERYSlPELAS.
goloriess Liquid With Remarkable Name
Discovered In Paris.

Eoloriess Liquid With Remarkable Name
Discovered In Paris.
II is reported that a Partisan physi-
clan, Marmorek by name, has discov-
cred a new serum for the cure of erysip-
elias, ~puerperal fever and bronchial
pneumonia This recently discovered
remedy has been given the peculiar and
lengthy name Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1t has been seen at the Pasteur insti-
tute in Paris and is a thin, colorless liq-
uid, resembling water in almost every
detail. No word has come so far as 10
its success or whether any really def
mite cures have been made.
As a matter Of fact, there is only a
very small quantity of it as yet in ex-
istence, little more than a tiny yialful
indeed, but this is sufficient to have
aroused pretty nearly all Paris-that
section OF it at least which takes an in
terest in medical affairs-into making
frequent inquiries and regarding the
discovery as of great practical imper-
lance. Dr.. Marmorek says that he is be
set on every hand with requests for u
small quantity of the serum ON the part
of both physicians and sufferers. In 9
month and a half Marmorek claims tha
he will have an ample supply and vii
meet all demands that may be made n
ON him. New York World.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-23
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the payment OF
the principal sum-. interest and taxes secured
hrSt day Of November, lS93, executed and de-
liyered By John VI. Stromme and lngeborg
StroInme, his wife, mortgagOFs, to Chalmers
Curtis, of Webster, South Dakota. MORTGAGE,
which mortgage was duly fled for record and
recorded in the Office of the register of deeds, in
and for Day oGnty, state of South Dakota. ON
the tenth day of November, ls93, in book 80 of
mortgages, en- page 80, and on which mortgage
there Is now claimed To be due the sum of
Sl+I 80, and no action or proceeding at law or
otherwise, has been commenced to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof.and which mortgage and mortgage debt
was on the 18th day of October. 1894, duly as
signed to David Williams, for value, and which
assignment of said mortgage was duly filed for
record aud recorded in the office of the register
of deeds, in and for Day county, state of South
Dakota, on the 18th day of April, 1896, at $50
4l9;
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the
power of sale contained in said mortgage. and
of the statute in such cases made and provided.
the said mortgage will be forecloSed by a sale
OF the mo!tgaged premises therein described,
winch safe VIII be made at the front door of
the court house. in the city of Webster, in the
state OF South Dakota. on Saturday the LIST day
% jane, a. q. 1885. at the hour of one O'Clock p.
m. OF that day. at public auction, to the highest
bidder, by the sheriff OF said Day County TO
satisfy the amount which shall then be due on
said mortgage for principal, interest and taxes
thereon, costs and expenses Of this foreclosure
sale and ten doIlaEs attorneys fees a. allowed
by statute.
The premises described in said mortgage and
50 to be sold as aforesaid, are situated in the
county 90 Day, IL the st4te of South Dakota,
and described as follows. rp-wIt: the east one
half ietsB of section thirty-three lS}l in town
ship one hundred twenty il2Dl north of range
tifty-iy- Cj5l west OF the fifth principal merid-
ian of South Dakota, containing three hum
dred and twenty acres (S43 of land according
to the United States Government survey there
OF, together with all the hereditaments and
appuTteuances thcrGuHtO ia ~anyWise appeT-
tanning.
Dated at the city of Webster, South Dakota,
this 18th day of April, 1855.
David Williams.
Frank Sears. Assignee of Mortgage.
Attorney for Assignee of M~Crtgagee.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-23
A PECULIAR CRUSADE
Against Toledo Houses of III Repute for
Purely Personal Gain.

Against Toledo Houses of III Repute for
Purely Personal Gain
ToLEDo, o., May ga crusade
against houses OF dssrepute that is PEI
culiar in many respects nas begun in
this city. II is not prompted by any
love for law and order, but is purely
Tor personal gam. What is known as
the Winn law provides that a fine Of
$3.50 can be assessed IN a civil action
for the selling % liquor in sporting
houses and it makes the owner OF the
property liable with the persons who
ran the place. Several lawyers OF this
city have taken up number of these
cases and already adozen Of them have
been fled in common pleas court. AS
half of the Judgment goes 70 the per-
son bringing the action it is profitable
business ~ is proving more effective
than a police crusade. Suits aggregat-
ing $40, 900 were fled.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-23

The Lover Litany.
Eyes Of gray, a sodden quay,
Driving rain n falling tears
As the steamer wears to sea
In q parting storm Of cheers.
Sing, for faith and hope are high,
None so true as you and /;
Sing the lovers htany,
"Love like ours can never die"
Eyes Of black, a throbbing keel,
Milky foam to left and right,
Whispered converse near the wheel
In the brilliant tropic night. ~
Cross that rules the southern sky,
Stars that sweep AID wheel and fly,
Hear the lovers Iitany,
Love like ours can never die"
Eyes Of brown-a dusty plain
Split and parched the heat Of June,
Flying hoof and frightened rein,
Hearts that beat the old, old tune.
Side by side the horses fly,
Frame we now the old reply
OF the lovers litany,
''LOve like ours can never diet"
Eyes of blue-the Simla hills
SiIvered with the moonlight boar,
Pleading Of the waltz that thrills,
Dies and echoes round Kenmore.
Mabel, =" "Officers, " "Goodby,"
Glamour. wine and witchery-
On my souls sincerity
Love like ours can never die"
Maidens. of your charity
Pity my most luckless state.
Four times Cupid's debtor l.
Bankrupt in q~uadruplicate.
Yet despise this evil case,
And q maiden showed me grace,
-Four and forty times would l
Sing the lovers iitany,
Glove like ours can never die"
-Rudyard KipIing.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-05-23
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made ia the payment of
S12.J0, which is claimed To be due at the date
of this notice, including S54.3S the amount paid
for the 1880, ls9l and 1888 taxes paid under a
mortgage given by Feter j. Nilsen, mortgagor,
TO q. A. Gibson Il Co., mortgagec, on a mort
gage dated July Is, 1891 and recorded in book
2. of mortgages at page 63. in the Registry of
Deeds in Day County, South Dakota, mortga-
ging the Southeast quarter of the Northeast
quarter and Northeast quarter of Southeast
quarter of section number 10 and West one-half
of Southwest quarter of section number ~. all
in township number l3 of range number 70, In
Day County ;. ID.
Now, notice is hereby given that the premises
described in said mortgage viii be sold at the
front door OF the court house In Webster, in
said county and state, on the 22nd day Of June,
lsY5, AT the hour Of 2 o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, by the sheriff OF said county, or his
deputy, 20 satisfy said debt and the costs
allowed by law.
Dated al Webster this sth day of May A. d.
1855. q. a. tnILsoS q to-.
JoHS f. BLAKE. Mortgage.
ATTORNEY for Mortcarpp.