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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
. Waubay WHITES


Mr.. ". 4. O3rll, 81 BIaaapsag
VALLEY. = Spending i a1o-l ra0arou
with relative, here.
Major MaynanI gave a Jiratauy
party last Thursday might IL d large
numbrr OF srbpuhnzieS
T. T. Lnnrs took Monday a5-h''s
train for N"rfOlk, Virginia, lie nav
trade his farm for property t1aere
Rev. T"nIin preached to a large
congregation both mnruiug and eV=-
ming Sunday. Rev. P4rsoas and
~ifr came dawn frpm N=ls,er last
Tuesday and remained q fe~ dsEs ~
assist ia the meetings.
The Iva iteld a special mert-
Ing Tuesday To sttr'fd tao tb- nOm-r
oas applications for mrIDbtaabjg 3-y
are reC-iviBg.
A quirt wedding took place on
"Wednesday at ti- German Lutheran
Church. Rev. ]. Frck U6ci4ung.
The contracting parties were Ernest
W. tieck, of Waubay, aud Mary
Slsar. of Summit. A general Ia
~yitation was extended to = 4, and the
emu rch MAS we'll filed. immediately
after the CEREMONY, the Young COUP
l. drove to the home of the brides
parents at Summit, where a saGap-
tiuus dinner awaited them. Mr..
ltieck is different from most Young
men ; he believes ia having q cage
b.forr catching a binl. One hz>
already been fitted up for the pur-
pose, and the happy couple expect
10 commence keeping house =, once
Those present at the wedding frum
abrusd were the PARENTS, broth +,
aud sister of the bride.
Mrs. ii. j. Herman went to orion
vile "Wednesday to receive treat
ment for her eyes from Dr.Freeburu.
A meeting of the Stockholders of
the creamery association was held ON
Wednesday PIN resulting ina per
manent organization. The board OF
directors are b. F. Harrington. chair
man; R.Thompson, SECRETARY sud
treasurer ; j. ID. Smull, Fred Pa.er
sou, aud Matt Reese. The commit
tees report of the temporary organ
~ization was accepted. and commit:-'.
discharged. Several questions Of
Importance were discussed, AMI
everything of interest which was
practical was dou- at this meeting.
MOcKING BIRD.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
Butler Bubbles.

The families of j. 5. Barry, Har-
rison Butler, and ). l.. and ID. T..
Potter have been visited by Mr..
Grippe this week. We hope this
urwelcoms caller may soon DC in
duced to sail for other parts.
Ne notice that Mason Sanborn i
having a well built" on his far,.
southeast of town. We wonder f
he thinks of moving out. Pears t.
us t~ould be terribly lonesome away
out there after the rush and bust Q
Of city life.
Several of our young men were
counting at Webster last week.
w. j. Casson was ia Webster last
week, helping to defend the rights
of the much-abused C.M.&St.P .R'y.
Harrison Butler drove to Bristol
S~'oIuay o'onlnS'
PaulSherpesky, who has been sell
ing democratic stove (straw-burnersJ
on the reservation for some time, re-
turned last Friday. He will star,
for Redfeid CoIIeg. on tuesday, to
begin a course in theology. W.
heartily wish him success.
James Ash made : quick Trip 70
Bristol last Sunday evening.
The literary meetings at the
Stevens school.hous south of town
are creating n good deal of interest.
The Importance of such societies as
an educational factor and means ,f
self.cuiturc for our young people
cannot be over-estimated.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
Fancies.

Heber HeydlsuH is "courtin' this
week.
Who sits in the bay-wiudows on
Sunday evenings?
Mr.. o. &. Huston has been wrest.
ling with illness.
Joe Tompkins is s~ojourning with
his brother in Homer.
Miss Kate Barton is numbered
with the sick Of this week.
Why do those little bronchns fail
to make their debut in Pennington &?
Miss Nina Aasved spent Saturday
and sunday with Mrs. +. Dunton
and Mr.. NJ. Brough.
Mis- ORA huston has be,n ,h.
que Z IT Miss Ethel Sheldon since
last Tuesday.
&t"i"Wotedly the young men will
be tn recipients, next Friday. of
many valentines.
r'artrriy meeting services. con.
duc'e I h! Rev. Jolly, were held a,
our Church, SUNDAY.
-Four Pennington Young people
spent a PEASANT evening with Miss
Docia Br"tz, Thursday.
Mrs. {. II. Sheldon is VISITING a,
Pierre. She will r-turu this we.,.
accompanied BY the Governor.
MIR. F. Black. who stands a, ,b..
head of thu Pierpont school, had q.
few DAYS VACATION last week or A..
count Of his illness.
The A.hH.W. of Pierpont gave 4
Tree entertainment and supper last
FRIDAY evening which was e~pioy.,,
by all who wer present.
Charlie Tompkins is becomipo
quite a Jockey. He has made a
member Of trades this winter. aud i
o The owner Of DexterAnderson "
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

Mrs. Aide mans ] arlington and
Groton friends rendered her q pleas
ant surprise on Friday evening n
her home in western Pennington.
The series of meetings whirh have
been in progress at the PlerPon'
Presbyterian Church during the pas
two weeks closed Friday.
And still the Dakotans contlnns
IL seek homes in the sEnns south
Last Tuesday. Mr.. Julian Knight, 4
brother of Mrs. J.. 7. G"mlwln' o.
Webster, Accompanied by his oldest
chiid. depSrtro. from |'i'rl"nt' wI'a
:. f"r south ceutrat Missouri.
.rninr,nu. =. -. Feb. II. 's%.
ALPHA.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

aTbe Progress 81 the World, the
editorial department Of the Review
OF Reviews, Is especially 1--we and
vigorous in the February number.
Its paragraphs are packed ~ihI IN
formation about Venezuela, British
Guiana, SoathAmerica, aud Canadian
politics, to say nothing of its com
ment on the American financial sit
nation and other matters of equal
national importance. I e
department is illustrated with the
usazi number of timely portraits and
maps.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
Baxter's G ash Store

For thi. y.ssr, I intend to do only
Al rarh business, aud ~Il cheaper than
ever. Here arr II few prizes. Any goods
nui just as represented mn u. returned
aud money will be- refunded.
zoe
Pail any kind jelly.
Pail Diamond Drips Syrup.
45c
2 fbs any brand COFFEE.
10y.
Per fb for pure Strained Honey.
poe
Per 10 Even Exchange Tobacco.
doc
Per 10 j. r Tobacco.
lOc
Per 10 Dried Eigs.
$l.OO
81 bars good Laundry Soap.
Sc
Per scsa ..ookiug iiaisius.
Juc
1fbcan BakingP Powder with . glass dishes
lOc
/ Id best Mixed Candy.
lie and up
4 complete line Tablets.
lOc
PR quart pure Apple Cider.
Also "A line OF Collars, Cuffs, Socks, Sus.
as'isssars, Hsi,ikerriiisis, Gloves, Mittens,
pnd Notions M cheap a. the cheapest.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
Highest az an n Ieaverag PowE-La.es US Covs Report
RskiRS
ABSOLUTELY PURE

la eoBan8ing a wrii-np "a "a cp-ais~sy
Ea--iin= brother R-~r~- ~ HrotuH iac--
p-ss5-at ha- tise following in "fi.rs
Errvy strip IN iiai- sa~,trsTwi-- sss'Hld b.
gov-sTsrl by good b1-in.-. ssn- s=l
rdru--s KIl result jR-i a. -ur- "a there A.
q God Ia IsraI.
ii hn- b--n defui'-y prDysu iiiat tn
srr-s o ioisl~r il WORTH wssr.than sighay
srr-- ~ pasture. This mak+s the Tass
iBrsg~ bHgbrar crawl quickly iHto it,
hJ8-.
Would son rather rai-- iorty s~at
wheat aasd be oveaE lt-lm-d With ts-
bsBd--;ages7s Of thr~at~s.ri d~-~truetioa
rs-ry time the wind blows from tb-
SOUthE Not n8ch.
What de- you think Of Il EarTn industry
in Ssuib Dakota, requiring no -xE-ns v-
~Iaaehns-ry and b-iag mUrs profitable sH
the miateT than "a the sumuu.r --B-ru?
thst j. -xacfiy what l. being done by the
~cr@srn~i--. The plan bSBg adopted II
10 hay- cow 20 dry during the mouths
OF August ana Sepsemir-r. Prol. Vibration
save that hy ahi- plan tine COWS produce
NOR aud the aaIy.- DO better. llisd-IH-
~on-irAaioH O Jiiis theory Wa fully esa
yiBeaag."
IH ihis~ connection THE REPoRTEg would
suggest that our farmers have Prot.
WHEATON ~ oHn- one 1qaaly a. good,
come aud bold a Farmers Institute go
Webster. Talk it up at your creamery
meetings.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
Los Z.

Two hors-r, oBe dark brown mar,
shod in front. ab~rut 10 years old, whit.
spot in fnr-is-ati; on- black mare colt
about thru years oId. Stray-d from
Buffalo lake about Dc. 10. 1895. ANY
one HIDING the same or knowing their
~hrr-abouts, pleas. address.
Christ Asl'Sn,
Frank =. O., s. ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
I'm Circuit Court.

FgIDA1, Few. THE first thing
in the morning, the Court instructed
the jury in the damage suit of Anton
heuer VS.. C.M. & 81. r. R'y. After
being ont seyesl hours. they return
ed a verdict for Mruer Of s2,lGU.
The next case taken up was 7. N
Kjrriand VS.. Farmers aud Merchants
Bank. This suit was about a bank
account. Kjrrland claiming to have
deposited the sum of sl2, .95 on a
certain date, aud defendant that the
amount vas enormously entered on
plaintiffs pass book, and was de-
posted BY other parties. The case
occupied the Court until Saturday
noon, when a verdict was rendered
in favor of the defendant. Immr-
diately after the verdict had been
rendered. a warrant was issued char
ging Kjerland with classifying evi.
dence.
Mr.. Kierland must have had a
prrmonition that he was wanted. rs
. few minutes before the warrant
wss in the hands of ih. sheriff. he
disappeared. UP to ,h- time of go
Ing to press, he has not been appre-
hended.
Merit came SigIing-r & Wickr.
Va. John Gezrin aud Fred Broolin. a
suit ove a threshing outfit.
Sigiingrr & wickrs claimed to
have sold Gearin & BrooIin q second
hand threshing outfit far ~ NJ. while
She defendants claimed that the ont
FL Was never accepted by them aud
did not fulfill thu representations
made them The jur, saw il in the
same light anil r.nb.rei q ,~erl;c,
for Gsarin & RrS,lin.
La. Nilsson. who bnrglarizr-i a
freight car az BRISTOL lat sumner,
plead gn:lt, Ia petit larceny ani Sas
,ent-nced TO ten dass in the county
Jail
Ole Jrnson. charged with resisting
~ officer while serving process. xas
.,ansl guilty s..d the Court imposed
fire OF 81.
The nurt is Now being occupied
nth the shooting scrape Al nak
;uIcl. y short time @sinr-. Ben R,r.
iii j, bring tried for assault viii, in
mt 80 tiii X I'm ,vns H.ydlauf. ':l-
! .iin ~ very r cent alse an. a.
! rrp 'niis reported in these colun ms.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

Webster rs onto the CREAMERY enter
prise with both feet. One Of the BANKER
OF that city offered If farmers would
pi-ds- the nscs-ssary nott- thar he would
advance the mou.y to build and -qnip
the institution, taking security ON the
plant and the notrs az collateral. Ii il
hop-d the GrotoB er-sm-ry ean be built
without Involving ~ much indrbtu--~.
hut t--tt@r the debt than mu creamery
GIoton Indrpend-nt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

Mr.. ID. Why, ex-PostInast-r, Black
Creek, y. T., was so badly afflicted with
rheumatism that be was only able To
hobbis around with canes, and even then
10 eau-+d him great pain. Alter using
Chamb~riain'r Pain Balm ~ was 80
much improved that be tar-w away his
cams. He says this linim~nt did him
NOR good THAN all other In-iiciH-s and
tr-zitmrnt Pot tugethsr. For ssl. at 50
ceiits per boltl- By y. Ross 4 TO.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
Buckisn's nrntca S-Ive,

The b+~t ss!.- in the world far cots
bruises, sorrs, ulcers. salt rh-um, fever
-pr'-. ~trtfer, ciapr-d hands, c iilblains
ef,ri., and all skin -ruptions, and posi-
lively rur-s piles. ar NO pay r-quir-6. 1t
il guaranteed to give perfect Satisfaction
ar money r-fGDd Il. Pris. 25 CENTS pr
uox. For sale bv y. Rs,ss 4 Co.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

CuxsraLASp, Via, Feb i3.-B r.
Simpsons store at Cameron, his
county, Wa b~urF'srized Sunday n.,n..
Monday the buraiar. George Mcbr 10.
was captured, and TUESDAY be made
aprlics; On - p.ead guilty. he will
he sentenced and committed 70 states
prison ~ once
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

The .tla daughter - Hr. Fred h.
r., ii.iinnd. Mass. had IA ytry bad id
~ c.ug;i wliirh H.. had not b.en at,. 10
r.. with any thing. | gave him /: 20
..s bottle of Cinmb-riain's Coagh
n.d,, = y W. r. Holden. merchant
4 port nast.r tat West Brimfeld, aud
|. mkt time | saw him hr said il work
lik" Il charm. This remedy IN intend
especially for acute throat aud lung
,r,,-es suci, IN COLTS. Group aud whoop-
q on h, aid it il famous ;Gr its cures.
ere ~ no danger ia giving it to
liren ior IL consains nothing injurious.
r sule by u. Ross & Co.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
thursday, February IS, 1895.

The y-tp~zuriz Commission, as Il
nlrrss for its business s-sssOus in
Washingt0n. i a digaib-d aud pre-
possessing body Of mem. A photo
graph If the grpup las been made
for tie frpnsisp-cr Of the Frbru4r.
Review Of E-,iews. Each If ais
Eve portraits spanking likeness.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
ii .rs.

- lie ers.
The following letters remain unclaimed
in the post office at Webster. South f,.-
kot- Tor the week ending Feb. II. 1896.
John kitti--on Mr. w Thorsans
Charles Mrnick-
When calling for the above pl-s.-e SAY
~ advertised and give date.
X. W. PsRIINAs, y. A.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

For sal. or rent. | have u Singer
Swing Machin-, in good r-pair, which i
will s+ll cheap for cash or trade for a
mich COW. Enquire at 0-h--nr-it-r Z
SmH,fs hardware or addrr-s ]. =. Titus.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
ife Sized Portrait Free I!

With every ten dollars worth OF goods VI
buy of us, we will furnish you with a line u'e-size Portsa
Free, made in Crayon or Water Color tints from an
photograph or tin-type you may desire.
1t is not necessary to trade ten dollars a
once: we furnish a ticket to keep a record of purchas
made, Ask for a ticket on your next purchase, and #
member to alw avs bring it.
These pictures are guaranteed to be frs
class samples can be seen at the store. This is SOM
thing YOU all like for your parlor, so don't miss this o.
portunitv. Respectfully Yours,
TEGT1EIER s. SPRIESTERSBACH.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
Ts white Af--s.

No one knows JET when that TsfkeS
10 to be carve1- But when 10 10 We
miss our guegs IL Russia does no. gss
D white meat -Lndisuapoiis journal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

ff--~r. ws;ca Ia tic capital OF an
Q CAFES pretty cloee TO being ne
New Jerusalem. The granite used 10
s:Tss: p.vsD-Iis CONTAINS "a In go'"
a 20 cents in silver 10 every ton. ~
that in time. when less xpers,ve meth.
oos % reducing ores are Used. IL may
pay the CITY 70 tear up and crush is
street psyement& Boston Herald
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
I,wAY TIME !
osusan Simpso

.aeu swallows swaa, odi
'"ga ; slowly ~ spf nr,IT i
INNER !, s : soothing 'er'"
.,upson str"lled :et
hn sun b.. supprrSsiii
lnll S.s,pphcu Sl"cum 81
She sh"" ''''
L. said stephen 'swe
'shaii stephen sp 1a,
tsn, seeming s,'me a"a n"'
suomls,''''i'''
season slowly 81
kmssnI Simpson Sl"cum
f H. sighed some simple
fwI sought soul suc'e's
a o
s~s.0,ambers Susan swt
&,e l6srp seasons snow
u !; ;Hs satin sofa sheltrr1
4 !" small. ! slOcu"s' size
VAS quit" b'"7'
4 you your v~"I""''"'
Morrow is St. V"'T"'
4 stock OF Valentine
II
d the Ian" OF O''u
nln Bu.h is o" Il"
,or the CrpHmef|
IN, hatsut Tegtme
u
~ to loa" y"
l"r. ..,,|
i''''
OUR, -. coin
T F.,
a,ock
not?
NIX il in the
4, bus,; mess.
= for 81
,Aoto galha'N'
T-.c,m.ipr Sp
,,.,.
wv NV" ...]
Gossip II a'''
p1rso" ~ "'""'
knuds"n' Ia"",
Dtpl, was III the en-
IL what We W
h,rp. CARPETS, aud
Oil Inspector 81
Monday. aud I'd
StsHOrd, al th"
! Interviewing his "
ay'
lorgrl ,n"' y
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13
ANOTHER load IN LINE

wiseouain Csstra Jetms the Ssss
west.ra IA O., A. n Rsts&
CHICAGO, Feb. IL The general pss
senger agents Of tbs Western rcsos
have again decided that. for the pre-
emit as least. they would make %
change in tbs rates and Limitation
originally agreed TO for Grand Arny
tickets TO Sc. Paul next September up
this decasion beng arrived nj h WE
constr Central imnsed, ately gave W
tice Of its Intention to take individuS
sction in the matter and to exiena tns
limitation Of its tickets to as days rom
date Of sac, holders TO have The op'os
Of having them sxteaded 70 20 days 20
paying the difference between o GEM
PER IA lie rate and fare Tor 'ns
round trip rate. The other roads insD
agreed among themselves to 'Rnoss 'Ss
INDEPENDENT action Of the Cn.cas'
Great Western and the " constr Gen.
trail spu ;3Ee no further action IN sns
matter fer 20 days At ...sL.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

lhr light went
iisrland when
Peterson d"Is
y night. ~ II
|nurh. H., ,.x
pr ten DAYS.
-
\ Shields, am
na Piouski1
Psists very IN,
kting ior the b
Hrry part q! q
kSalp being d
Pnts the r.po|
the particI
sCampbeIl, W
Frir infant s.,
Nav night aud
Fsidng rplati
IA. B,yan.
2ls pigs the u,
E''G,na'' aud
raise POI
ksCampb4u
kanpbel,, x,|
Rru on s,,,|
sabbn,at
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

" ne.
light went
kFrIand when
A,o
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

Remembers susan swe
4. ;Ds satin sofa shelter lisd
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

The h.hH.W. of Pierpont gave
free entertainment and supper las
FRIDAY evening which was epioy.,
by all who were present.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

Charlie Tompkins is becoming
quite a Jockey. He has mad. a
member Of trades this winter. aud i
now the me Of @DexterApdaro, ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-14

Tho Unhappy Experiences OF DIR. Fort.
Who Criticised Brazilian Doctors
In 1850 q French medical graduate
named Fort established himself at Rio
de Janeiro, where he soon acquired q
great reputation as a skillful surgeon,
thereby somewhat arousing the jeal-
ousy of the local practitioners. Re-
turning TO Paris after some years OF
expatriation he published his impress
sions OF the brazilian capital, making
particular mention of the defective sys-
tenn of instruction at the School OF Med
icine, and animadverting with much Sc
verify on the extreme lack of zeal mani
tested by the students. A few
months ago DIR. Fort again visited Rio
de Janeiro, but had it not been for the
intervention of the French ambassador
the reception he was accorded by his
former colleagues and their pupils
might well have been attended by seri-
Gus consequences. The following de-
scription of the fracas is furnished by a
local paper: AT midday Ouv dor
street was blocked by upward of 300
students crying with one voice: Death
10 Fort! Dividing into groups they
then proceeded TO the various news
paper Offices in the town, demanding
the cooperation OF the press in punish
ing the base maligner, who, in their
persons, had dared to insult the whole
Of Brazil and it's inhabitants. After
this they searched the hotels for their
victim i'm order TO lynch him, but hap
III r.. nh ha ot ~
that day. Thus foiled they organized
nm execution in effigy with n funeral
procession, the starting point of which
was at the medical faculty. Upward OF
1000 students accordingly emerged
from the faculty the next morning in
regular order, each individual carrying
in his hand lighted taper, while az the
head of the column there was a cata-
falque with coffin containing the
efiigy. On either side ROBBED students
bearing extra large candles marched rs
pallbearers, and scattered along the
line was n plentiful display Of banners
decorated with asses heads and other
uncomplimentary illusions to Brazil's
calumniator. So realistic was the whole
seene that prayers for the dead were
chanted while the procession was en-
route, and when the final act of crema-
tion took place in San Francisco square
IT was accompanied by the solemn
strains OF DE Profundis.' BY n
later account we learn that DIR. Fort
''was able TO embark on the La Plata
safe and sound" and also convinced, we
should think, that Brazilian medical
students have still some zeal left.-Lon-
don Lancet.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-14
THE WALES FAMILY.
Albert Edward Is Getting old. But His
Wife Looks Young.

Albert Edward Is Getting Old, But His
Wife Looks Young.
In n London letter Miss Jeanette Gil.
der tells how easy it sometimes is to see
members OF the royal family. She real
in q morning paper that the prince and
princess of Wales and Princesses Maud
and Victoria were to attend the thir-
tieth anniversary OF DR.. Barnarlo's
homo at the Royal Albert hall, and
thither she went. There was very
mixed crowd in front of the hall when
the prince and princess drove up in q
brougham, with no guards about SO
far MS she could see, except the regular
police force that would attend any
large gathering. The prince and prin-
cess were dressed os any gentleman ana
lady might be who were spending the
afternoon in town. The prince re-
moved his hat when the crowd began to
cheer, but he looked rather bored and
stolid, while the princess smiled me-
Chemically. An old woman with gin-
soaked face and filthy garments took
off her old hat and shook it inside of
the carriage. The prince scarcely mo-
bNNN 10 pup VIC lliihNtoS ultW bdCh III"
voluntarily.
Inside the hall were 5000 people who
had paid from 40 cents TO $3.50 for tho
privilege Of being present, and IL was
announced that those making gifts TO
the cause of not less than S25 might
hand them TO the princess herself an
opportunity of which so ladies awaited
themselves. The prince made little
speech, acquitting himself very we'll
'not unlike n Bostonian," Miss Glider
says. His whislSers arc getting gray,
AVID his hair thin, and the crows feet
are revealing Themselves about his
eyes, but the princess looks the same
as ever, having good color and no
gray hairs, that Miss Glider could sec,
though there is a certain sadness about
her, and she shows no gayety, even
when she smiles.
To Miss Glider the daughters of the
prince all looked exactly alike, hav-
ing rather heavy faces ard wearing
their hair, as their mother does, in n
heavy mass over their foreheads, an
ugly arrangement, that suggests much
false hair. They dress very simply.
and do not wear big sleeves, which, b.
the way, Miss Glider says, are doomed,
II Hyde Park Is any guide OF fashion,
Washington Star.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-14
Finding the nest Markets.

IL you have n good lamb market close
4 home, patronizc it, says writer in
an exchange. The writer puts his
lambs in the wagon at five or six o'clock
in the morning, and In two hours he
can unload them in his own market
and save the shrinkage Of shipping.
II distant from any good market, ship
TO Chicago, IL you live in the west; il
IN the east, ship to New York or Phila
delphin, unless you have good market
closer homo. Each shipper can deter.
ioine the best place to ship 10 from his
locality, by distance and freight
charges, compared with the probable
price for them when placed on the
market.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-11-14

Unthreshed oats, IL cut at the right
stage, properly cured and stood under
shelter. makes flrst-class milk feed In
winter. Gocd, we'l-cured and we'll
cared for fodder makes good feed.
especially TO use MS change 10 make
up good variety. With the grain ra-
ton, wheat bran can nearly always be
made pnrt II needs TO he fed IN con.
nection with other material. in order
10 make the most OF IL. Cornmeai
ground oats. oil meal and middlings can
all be used 10 good advantage. Rural
World.