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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15
AGAIN NO'QT orr ".
ONLY TWO BRIDGE TRUSTEES PRESENT
AT YESTERDAYS MEETING.

The first of the fall meetings OF the Bridge
trustees called for yesterday, but adjourned
account Of quorum. only two members Of
the Board. Seth l.. Keeney and {. A. Henriques.
present. The Board adjourned without TAX
ing up any OF the important questions now before
It. The meeting will probably not be held
until October The treasurer and secretarys
ports for the month Of August follows:
TREASURER'S STATEMENT.
Angus; Cash in bank hand ........ -
CASH RECEIPTS.
From the carriageways. .............. SGN.9 81
From he railroad. ................... - 1Z3 -
81 O5s GO
Fr rent account. ..............-. .slf 5St -
From sale II material. ............... .3 -
i4sis II
.roal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l 4oa -
I-xr.ndfur.s 1881 -
r.,rc. -.nf.nler observation-disclosures. 9S4;7 -
SECRETARYS TRAFFIC. REPORT
Carriage
WAYS. Railroad. Toai.
Receipts fro Ne York. 50 299 ~ SIS 335 y si 60
Receipts Brook 3G2" - 10 1913 y. f'4-- ~
Total 80 w Il s'fI-o = f'''"' 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15
SLASHED THE BUDGET.
.,nrp,IEN UPSET THE BOARD OF ES-
TIMATE's FIGURES.

-, KEW ELECTRIC LIGHTs-THE CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION APPROPRIATION ALMOST
WIPED OJ-r-PREsIDENT CLARK
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
Republican County Convention.

Republican, canlty convention for
.ha cnnutr of Day. South Dakota, viii
J.. hold nj the court house in rhA city Of
Whistler, il said couaty, on Saturday,
,hs 2lst day OF March, 1896, at QUE
o,lmk m., ior the parl1osa oi s,lactiag
st,rn Il legitrs To represent said county
II the r publican state convention, cad.
= :, meet at Huron, Mtrcll %, 1896.
70 name drlrgateS 70 the national con
v.nlion. The basis ~ representation
u;I be one delegate for each township
and one additional delegate for each
,wenty votes, or major fraction thereof,
.ast for Hon. c. II. Sheldon for governor
n 1894. emitting the saveral towns in
said county ia delegates as follows:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
OLIVER WENGER.
DIED..

HENRY HOR nee RUSSELL. at his
HON. in Rnritan Township. Monday,
February IL, 1896, at $50 At. M. aged
63 years, III months, aud l6 days.
The dec alsr,l WAS born in London,
England. March 2, 1882, and there r.
ceivpd his early educatiot. In 1S49, he
cane to Amrrica, making his home in
Pennsylvania. From there, he removed
to Pleasant Grove, Minnesota, where he
w.,s married to Miss .tddie Curtis iii
S .ptemb"r 5, 1857. When the war OF
the Rebellion broke out, h responded to
the call aud enlisted in the great citSr.
A ter ill.,. war, in 1866. h.. rem wed his
residence to Douglass county, Mum, ON
the banks OF Uaiun Lake. AMI tn r. r.
sid ii until 1874, when h. removed To
AIpxandria, Mum. la 1882. he came to
Day County, locating IN Riritan Town
ship, where his death occurred.
Bv his death, Day Countl suffers the
loss oi one o. her most "nt rprising and
progressive citiz M. DeSpitr II chronic
ailmrnt, contracted IN de.ense oi his
adopted couatry, Henry Russell WAS ever
ready aad willing 10 contribute his best
enIeavors to the advancement Of the
public welfare. Although "A sufferer tor
years. it WAS with tliat subim, iortitude
that commands ihr admiration of all.
The hiralsllips and priv ,tiols of army
lie fastened the dis 'ase upon him that
finally caused his Death. For IN lay
years he fought off the enemy uItll the
Wednesday brio y his death, huC further
struggle was useless. and he passed away
surrounded by his loved ones. tie i'a ~
a vile aud three children, Ciiits. T.. and
Jennie Russell aud Mrs, Ella iiuggett,
and his brother, Fred II. Russell, to
mourn his loss.
The intermrnt was made fIom 4. o. u.
W. hall. Wednesday, by Gen. Croker
Post, q. A. X.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
In Circuit Court.

Since our last issue, quite n number u
cases have been disposed Of by tleConrt.
The first ease submitted to n jury was
State VIZ. Bartell. Bartell was charged
with shooting Romain Hpydlauff, but
the Jury brought ia ii verdict oi plain as-
slult.
While the jury was out, DR.. David f..
Sullivan was arraIgIe,i upon the charge
OF murder, aud entered a plea oi not
guilty, The ease WAS set for the follow
ing Tuesday.
Bartel WAS sentenced by the Court to
pay II fine Of So 2nd costs, Or 80 days in
the county Jill.
The civil calendar was next taken up
and the case OchSenreiter 4 Small vs..
Bagley Elevator Company was tried.
This Mas n tight over snme wheat bot
by the elevator company, that plaintiff
had n mortgage upon. TIE plaintiffs
got IL verdict OF S1l1.I5.
NJ. Dalrymple vs.. John McAiica was
dismissed.
Isaac Tuttle VS.. Jos. Sukey was over n
claim for wages while running u thresl,-
ing machine. futile was awarded 800
by the jury.
A. ID. Hush W.. w. l.. and Thos. Law
Ter occupied the .onrt Monday and part
OF Tuesday. This suit was over an old
deal when W. l.. Lawier was agent lor
A. ID. Hash, and "a verdict was awarded
plaintiff for SIS.
State vs.. Sullivan was then taken up,
and the work of getting u Jury common
crd. Mr.. j. Z. Moore, oil Raritan Town
ship, wax the first one accepted, and the
whole panel Of 36 furnished bur six, the
Others being +. 5. Patterson, w. II.
Hav-ns, +. II. Condit, Artlnr Day, and
Mike Biersi,ach
Court adjournad Wednesday morning
about ten o'clock that "a new venire Of
jurors might bp secured, and nothing
more was done until this morning.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

vTHE OZARK
-S~ y
Q What a former resident of .
Y Day County mas to say y
T. about il. q

IL NOB%Us rtsli, No.,
n

NbANifH tfstfs wv.
To NSMAy RIDER. FEB. /, 1895.
STRAND. =. ID.
DEAR FmESp:-T rAceiv al your.lrtter
the 4fti oi hist moittl. and | started
down ia the Hills OF Tia. 5,l, nn gazing
h6{ne NATL the 2Jth. W. slrpt Ia tn
wngol every uig.,r while ~ re gun'.
Thr drive was u6f iai from so IA lns, a.
lar south ~ Birch rrp, Sn tIIoI County.
travel nil SUN upr in tn Splth. aal -,
the people. lm would SEQ ina,I wIrh
hair hanging oi their shoulders (tiIe
Northern mru cal tlIem iiiuSlI TigerSl,
who live ola cIr.i bread. honiiHy, udd
rIzor-hick hogs. 4 large part OF the
houses have no wiadJws ; nor do they
have chimneys Tor rhr iir-pla3a,. \ hoe
is rut Ia the end oi the hpus4 and stone
lnih nronnd it. not so high but tIltt tn.
inmates ciiiI $50 over the rup. Th WON
en mostly chew, aud snpka, ald use
plenty al SNUFF. Iul go iuto their homes
aud they will say Mi ter, have YOU
auy fiat tobacco ?" La lew minutes it
Is: mister, have YOU got ahy smoking?
Ii nnf, give mr that fiat, and I'll cut
suIur off and dry it,, ani Sinpkr it la my
pipe" You will see WON n pulling at IA
pipe, and the baby stretching The tit out
as long H. your arm. You IN r.t a va nan
Oh the road and she is almost sure to
have n COB pipe IN her mouth.
After you cross the OSag,' river, the
land is not much good. as it is gravel
aud fiat rock. The rid5t laid is no
10y water-spon.s.
There is /, great Iowa people in
Texas County. Tie laad mn say LET
tll-In come we will get what they have
got - The land il not good Tor any
thing. II the land is no better where
Warren Hull is than WHERE / have been,
| would not give you Il takers d Tor
it. The timber where | have been is post
OAK aud black ,ck. The ridge land has
no soil. There il tiue land in Henry
County that etn ba bought Tor irom so
to S75 per acre.
We hay Mt had any icr to put up yet
aud it looks ls If tnrr. would b. M
saw men plowiug all through last
month. They SOW oats the lore ptrt o
March, ald Il TX the lore part q. April.
ls,., - ,...rtn | a ,..,fs ,, N mani n,l
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
Baxter's a Store

For this year, | intend to do only
n cash business, aud sell cheaper than
eyer. Here are 10 Jew prices. Any goods
not lust ;s represented may be- returned
and money will be refunded.
soc
Pail any kind Jelly.
Coo
Pail Diamond Drips Syrup.
Acc
. lbs any brand Coffee.
l24c
Per h for pure Strained Honey.
zoe
Per ID Even Exchange" Tobacco.
35c
Per h y. r." Tobacco.
1Oc
Per III Dried Figs.
500
~ bars good Laundry Soap.
&c
Per Il, good Cooking Eaisins.
:JUc
libcan BakingPowdrr with glass dishes
Zoe
/ III best Mixed candy.
IL and Up
complete line Tablets.
Zoe
Per quart pure Apple Cider.
Also a lin. oi Collars, CuIls. Socks, Sus-
oer,,ers. liandkerchieis, Gloves, Mittens,
pad Notions a. cheap as the cheapest.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

The creamery m 'eting last Saturday
settled tn question for Webster. At
that meeting, sufficient stock was sub
scribrd, otfic .rs elected aud all prelimin-
aries ior interpolation gone through
with. The ottic r. are five directors aud
treasurer, aud ARE Az follows
Dirtc, ors-iIphry Paul, presid mt Jo-
srph II. Gooiwin, secretary aud general
manager L lwari aud .rson, Joseph A.
Carr, and Aiodzo Ahlrr~.
Treasurer William Sneelar.
At the close of the IN .,ting, lob shares
at SO PER sharr, had been subscribed.
This would rrg,liz' a paid-iip capital OF
more than 5000. sufficient to Iully
start the enter prise.
The articles oi Incorporation to befiled
with the proper officers set forth that
the c~urpurdtion shall ie kno IN as the
W-bstprC ,,o, operative Cream Try Company
OF the city ii Webster, Day Goudty,
South Dakota that tn. purpose Tor
which tins corporation l. Tor ned Is to
collect milk and cream, and ma M acture
and sell butter and oGil.r Il nrr products.
70 name the subscrib.r s ri stock aid
the number oi COWS to b, furnished tx al
together too much work, but the mum
Der OF COWS agreed TO be furnished Is
about 800.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

/ Yesterday was Ash wednesday.
Court is still grinding out justice.
DR.. Ross, dentist, February 26 ~.
Fedora hatsat Tegtmeipr K Spriesters-
Rach,s.
". II. Mills was down from Andover
Monday.
Money TO loan on farm property.-E.
~. Taylor.
pwigit's Flour j. absolutely the best,
Dr. no other.
New Spring Goods ut Tegtmeier &
Epripstprsbuch's.
Those Misfits are going fast at Ben.
amin & Fosters.
j Tpgtmpier x Spriestersbach are selling
hp Aberdeen flour.
four Tin types for 80 cents at Fiks.
balls photo cutlery.
Senator f. q. Brooberg, OF G,oton,
kss IN the city today.
60 to Tegtmeirr X Spriestersbach for a
bat that in in season.
The "New Cap on exhibit at Tegt-
PETER 4 Spriestrrsbach's
Mrs. q. s, Maynard visited in the city
3lp Iatta, mart az I,at ,,..1
Georgr Washington mt the Methodist
(hurh next Sunday evening.
F.E. Campbell, of Groton, is in the
Pty on professional business.
Vnlaundrird dless shirts 5S cents at
|egimeirr 4 Spriestersbach's.
lndertroroot was looking after some
gal business here on Monday.
NJ. and Mrs. l.. G. kroh departed for
irr new home in Iowa, Tuesday.
WV. Lawyer came up from Wnubav
PSt Friday and took in the dance.
lou viii miss II good thing il you fail
near Mr.. Davis lecture tomorrow .yp.
NJ entertainment next Tuesday eve.
Png inelndes supper. All for % pnts.
ar and Mrs. Thos. McKenn.tt took
'ralii fnesda. evening Tor St. Paui.
Room rs what We want,-y.,u want
%a'"''nrr, tarpetr, aud i,pdding.
-B.njamin 4 Co.
"sS Annie brigham aud Miss Lvln o
"fS TOOK last Thursday evenings
a'i Tor Minneapolis.
You w"Ir "a tie? Trgtneier L Spria-
'e'4h have huantips. Go and g..
IN.
ahd Mrs. L. q. Orhsrmeiter entrl-
=" u number oi friends to tea on
'Hday evening.
forget that there ~ money IN
Ing household Articles at Benjamif
Fosters.
:" p'strnd rrtIrnes. this morning
: a visit to his old home ut Granite
y, Nun.
pohahne, the strong man, did
. ny the first oj the week. and cav,
exhibitions.
! IVA davidson, OF st. Paul, ar.
: 'he city Tuesday, morning to
! VT many friends ii visit.
. ,Nit-My five room house. two
r phckinson's addition. Call
'"'''er or j. T. Goodwin.
4 oi The local dancers took in
'a'i at Bristol last Friday eve
''Port a splendid time.
.,.a. NV i.OAN-l can make IL ieu
p Lvos scans fn clear iarms.-E. W,
whistler, South Dakota.
H.. eXreilse will BE- spared to
!. Tuesday night 4 rare treat. 'S'' -
Ed,s "'Cormick went to Milbank ON
]. a,sht and pnt in three DAYS al
ssafion, rttu,ninu ~, IN.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
Bucklen's Arnica SaIve.

The best snlve in the world ior cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, clilhlains
coriis, and all SKIN %eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Vt
is gunraatecd to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 81 cents per
pox. For sale by +, Ross 4 TO.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
Advertised Letters.

fiir foiiowing letters remain unclaimed
in the post office at Webster, South Da-
kotn for til. week ending Feb. 20, 1896.
Miss Emma Gunierson
Mr. FL Stevens
Mr. l. II Lincoln
When calling for the above please say
advertised aud give date.
4. w. FARIIMAN, l.. NJ.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks
to those who 80 kindly assisted during
the last SICKNESS of our beloved
husband aud father.
Mrs. AddipA Russell.
Mrs. Ella L. Hnggrtt.
Charles T. Russell.
Jennie j. Russell.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

will afri.a
Eadora, Who
the ~magisuats
her hands. Az
> in an agany
me-
ne kind-hear,s
more than Ass
guilt, "this Is ~,
e pronounce
Tilt or i-nnosa,ss'
axe your trial h
here yoL may M
while, no douSt |
cure you coupsI
al talent "a NM
sient will deyg,.|
airing away thss,
pear against yos.
y ~inpocent. Il
ZEE Faith and IA. |
nd pray and trvs
ess and FsW
these yotis sin|
r'ti sut. Oh, urI
tile he.e. 81
movie gmaf N
mess. and tanaI
owards her euSte
;. with aNgaA.
upon his brow
u choking yoio.
amount Of baa
her at liberty"
Queen u F,nglan
prisoner eharsa
which she stans
lr Ira Bruntos
IAlS il Wen a
he had only saos.
madness u Sr,
W he turned tot,
1urself uPoa Ii,
Ice there Is so III
pray TO God as
ud try to bear q,
affection throasI
viii Leave %
I retain the bs
procured. | wi
morrow. Oh, u
I'll then"
said Sr II
DlGr
3Eed we are wal
; cases.
Un0FrUw. Endes
sur prison walls
owaTd London
unset Heaven |
cent and most /
hand fevently !
hurried away
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
TIE FIl,sr REAL SENSATION

was sprung by the State this morning
in obiecting to aud challenging the list
q Jurors selected by Sheriff Rathbun.
The state claimel that D.putyC iladdock
selected the jurors, with but few except
ions, rom .~inloyrr aud vicinity, aud
that such jurors are intimate friends and
npiglibors of DR.. Sullivan. In support OF
their statements, thu State put Deputy
Jl'adhock on the stand. He testified
that the first ionr or five names, all resi-
d -ttS ri Andovrr, We're placed upon his
list lrough the suggestions OF someone.
but he could not remember who.
The states challenge was sustained by
Judge Campbell and court adjourned to
10 O'Clock Friday morning that a new
venire might be- drawn.
The list OF Jurors subpoenaed by Dep
aty Chaddock and challenged 10y the
State are as follows
Henry Thum TN Bennett
Chars Fortune VIM Ritter
AIRED joi:asnn Sauil krSsigHe
George Pitcher Harry Monitors
l. W Lewis John Imrie
| 4 Colcord John i.+n|oim
II Lennon chas Eaton
Emmett Eaton OC Huston
j J barton George Price
LJ Langland w l. LAWYER
Ed Granger Wm Laird
John S.pdiouse VIM Kinney
Vim p,.trauaeiI August CAST
l. Hrrringrr CE Peek
Thos Burridgr d Chapman
W Anderson jos Wenger
James Collihs Ell Murphy
ID b Cole
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

The bttIe daughter oi Mr.. Fred Web
her. Holland, Mass, had n very bad coid
and cougl, which h, had not been able 10
cnr, viii, any thing. ] gave him u -
cent bottle of Chamberlain CouSh
Remedy. SAYS ". p. Holden. merchant
and postmaster at West Brintield, ana
IN. maxi time | saw him he said it work
cd like n charm. Thi, remedy Is intend
cd especially Tor acute throat ana Hahs
Diseases such ;s colds, Group aud whoop-
ing cough. and it is fhmo,- Tor us cures
There * no danger IN giving ~ 10
children Tor il contains nothing Injurious
For sale by +. Ross a 70.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

Ernest Sorpnson, formerly n resident
o. this city bat now one % the lrinliig
merchants of Wheaton. Mimi. arrived
here SUNDAY morning and rpmain"d n Jew
days, looking after some husliess mat
t,rs and visiting Did friends.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

DR.. Ross will br at the Commercial on
February 20 u. Ii there is anything
the nIattpr WITH your teeth. see him.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

Mr.. aud Mrs. f.. huntingdon lett on
SUNDAY evening ior Milwaukee where
they will make Richard 4. n short yisiI.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20


runs
-he next up-trlin.
It between the I've
q cab. and drivsa
al On the caitskigS
great, grim-lookInS
aiding. pierced D
ows. and surround
ais.
trtcken heart coz
thin her a. the CD
formidablekHk
GIFTED handed tnei
n at the -raies
which was iaEIledF
opened BIZ the turn
f~gainting gil VS.
lrr yard. where ~
ven. that bl3welh
a. scarcely free .
Z. toward the Ian
.on. a low. narraNr
.oor. approached D
ps in b thickness
policemen rIn. aas
II by the keeper -
a the whole parry
I'D
okin- stone haA
ecsived and sllsnu'
4 side door on t'
b., g4cIers Office.
girl was permits
the gaOAer rscei'e
.ar confinement. y
IN the prison boss
Der person n "
e who imHrea'
. gone the -aeg
ltna,xst interes u.
unhappy girl
Ell he might. ~
Eueiora whose x
~ his a~ppointHis
b.. n0w hetsi
an cupboard IN =
4 glass OF shefr,
. her. and with ?
compelled Der
ne certainly eaii'
Pc Of her life. a.
! saw this he sl'
much' cast dlA
D. for the ee'
GU are left ~ :
% ,uake youF s.
I can. ~cSonsisteB'
-oVrr safe seeP.h-
earhed Eutiora.
|irh a slightly .
e poor chiits
FRS had been u
~avenGin- deEiol
shape az mt.'i'
N cosnnsoa hdm'
their osiio'fs oil'
Dreaded monstel
n. who spoke :
was y new r'
nfinuedl
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

Nick Sclmitt viii deliver pure spring
wafer 70 any part of the city ut ~ ceh.S
a barrel or 81 per tank. ia"ks' pa'reis
and cistern- dliei Ut amy time Leave
orders ut this office,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

Dated February 20, 1896.
Nv order OF the County lent.al COM
nittep. j. II. Mccoy, Chairman.
+. ". HARRIS, Secretary.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

DR.. Peabody rrrIvri IL teiegratn on
Tu Sdav announcing the 81 anth oi hiS
mother at her home in E.roy, Wis. lie
departed ON tIIai evenings train tn he
pr,srlt at thu funeral aud pay the last
sad tribute to tn, dear Il parted.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

Pooi POAED-OwiIS to d"lay in the
ar. ival of costumes, the Washington en-
trrtalnnent X postponed until Feb. %.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

John u. Ulnnten, II prominent attorney
hairrtoWn, w'rS arguing "a motion
be ore the court today.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
rlicaco Mi WauI ee & St. Paul R'y

IL. X ID. DIN ISiON.
10 ss,nger East 1a:50 y. IN. Daily.
.. Nest I.20 n. M. +"
NAY freight East 9:I5 a. ~. ExceptSmn
). /" West 3:3a I. nl.
TLro' Freight West ll:l3 a. m. Daily.
r,,joIlt trains snhjpcl acknowledgements.
W. W. CoRNELIE. Agent.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

Mrs. rs. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn.
says 'Shiloh's Eitulizpr saved my lie.
consider it the best remedy Tor a debiIi-
tated system | ever used, for Dyspepsia,
ivrr oi kidney troubles it axcels." Price
75cts al +. Ross K Co. 2
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

The public will no doubt avail itself OF
the privilege % hearing Hon. +. +. Davis
of Minneapolis, on Friday night at the
opera hous". This gentleman has
during the past summer visited Great
Britain. S-siag the sights, aud studying
the present, as we'll aT her historic lie.
The ]tIlrnI', ''iIimpSps o. Ireland on n
Bicyclrs, together with his popularity as
an orator, will insure him Il fulI house,
We shall b. md y laStins obi cations to
Mr.. Davis TO- this kindness.
On Tuesday evening, the ladies of the
Episcopal Guild gave n ''T'' social at the
residence oi Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. B. Compton.
In spite oi tin. night b ing stormy, there
was ii large gathering. The program
for the evening consisted oi twenty
questions. the answers having to begin
or end with the sound ''r''. This orig
inul method of entertainment furnished
all kinds of amusement. and resulted in
Miss Rose dari. kiIliau getting the first
prize, with II. j. Rock, Floyd Taylor.
aud Judge Campbell tied ior second
place, and q. :. Maynard the foot prize.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

if' 81. ". a-'5S. the dentist, will he ut
the C~omtn"rcitl Hotel, this City, Oh Feb
ruary 1921 prepared batter lilan ever
to atirnd TO all dental operations,
karIs Clover Root the gr.nt blood pu-
rii"r, gives freshness and clcqlrIpss to the
coinplrxioi' aitti ctirt'- constipation. -
cts, 5Octs aud 81 OF +. Ross Il co.
III" return lrap yrHr parry given by
the gentlemen came of last Friday eye
mug ut the opera house, aud an elegant
time was rad by about forty couples.
MARRIED-On February 10, 1896. at
the German Methodist parsonage, Henry
Bury aud Sarah Nchios. botI, of Butler
Township, Rev. +. II. TllipI officiating.
Shiloh's Cure IL sold on "A guarantee. 1t
cures lrcipi"mt Consumption. Il j. tn,
best cough cure. Only u cent !, dose
25ctS, 50cts aud 81 at +. Ross 4 Co.'S. 3
Mr.. Charles Smith, oi Jordan, Mimi,
arrived in the ciry last Friday 10 make
l.. Il. OclIs.'ur tier II visit aud see the
country. He rr.tm ne home ON Tuesday.
The Ladies' AID ul The VI. L. Church will
sorvr II New England supper from 6 10
10 O'Clock on Monday evening, February
81, at the old pnst-office building. Sup
per, 20 cents.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

For sale or rent. | have a Singer
Sewing Machine, in good repair, which |
will sell cheap ior cash or trade ior Il
milch COW. Enquire at O.hsrnr,'iter K
Smaii's hardware or address J. :. Titus.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20

a Wild afr,.s1
Eudora, wha
the magistra,.s
hanls 49,
> in an aSspr
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-23
G1DEoN's BULLETIN.
Several Riders Suspended, Others De-
clared Professionals.

Gideon Of the L. A. W.. has issued the
following weekly bulletin:
Suspension placed upon w. c. Mills.
Kearney, Neb., has been removed
Suspended: For competing at I'M
sanctioned races-Jesse James, Latham,
Mo; James Adams California. Mo. 4.
Ivy Newton. High Point. No, suspend
ed for 60 days. from October Il.
For competing in unsanctoned races
-Chas. Bell, John B Riggs, Warren
Wilson, Frank Parmley, and Frank
~ 1IIltss Z, I18iIy Joh4soI
Crazy; Hester and d. Parker. Newton.
Kan, are suspended for 80 days, from
October Is.
JeGiared PROFESSION al-AIlen Boyle,
California, Mo, class A. Ivy Newton.
High Point