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RAILROAD AND OTHER sHARKa

RAILRoAo N OTHER sHAREa
Open. HIGH Lote -C7osfno-
Sales. ing. est. est. Bio. Asked.
s2ooo Am sR"l43is l44S 142S l43h I43I
100 AmsRpll5L 1861 l5hll5 l1e
ESQ AmsN. lis Ills l Ills llh
go AmsNp 2ss 2e$ 8 g aola
olso Am Tob. SCH 80 slh 2 2
100 A lob PHO 10 10 llob1lo-
ego Am 2 2 22 2lh 221
10 7e 7e 7e 74a 7ea
alO Atch.Ts
SEE: 1875 lss 3 49, l4t
1901 Atch.TG
srep.. aea 2e4 go. es'o aes
, 600 B Bai, . . a. a. a. a. a. a. a., a., A.
2oSso Bay stG 60 Ga Sc So So
oo5 Br'k RT 1914 "a 80. a3s 81
ESQ B Tn G.l23a 1891 1891 l24la
500 Can Pac. sos 81 sos o 81
$40 CHI CIV let l6s l6s le lea
100 Oh
pf.A A. 40 40 40 80 al
100 ch Gtw
pr. b.. 90 20 2e go 80
4s7o chesao 22s 22a aga 22h 22s
<o2so Chic Gas 95a 96s e4h ees eeh
go &C CO
str. s74 s74 sea 81 s74
1850 c&Nwl25 l25 l23s l24s la4'.
eseso c.M&stP ID e3h e4b e44
372 C.MGst
Ppf.""l4oA l4otl4ot 40 l4ob
1000 colFuel. aa as 22a 20 cav
2oOc.HysT. 6. Ga g.. Ga es
800 c.IALp sc 80 80 aoh 3l4
800 D&Hud.1le 1le ll6 l161l1e]
40 ErieR R 1914 l5] 15a 5 1914
600 Erielssp 80 80 81 3sls 3ea
2oEdiEI.l23A 1891 1891 l23hl25
2loFw&Dcs le l9 ID ID 10
1850 GenEieo 81 4 81 4 35
1877 HBclan. eeL eeA g. 90 9ea
200 mCent. 1881 1O3alo3 lo2alo3A
100 la Cen p 33h 33a 8 33A 33a
22o Kc.P&G 25h 25h Ssh 25h 254
600 Lacl Gas 43k 3 43 434 A4ia
s54o Lou N 81 57+ SCH 57is 57h
$50 Manconlo2] 1882 1922 1885, 1885,
II hetstRylo2a 1922 1927 1olhlo2
200 Mich Cenl oe loe9 1904 1904 1914
10M&stL
1stp... 8 8 $50 e5h -
1l24o Mo Pac.. 3lh 3lSs 3oa 3la ala
lseo M.KATp 4 a4s 34a 80 36h
400 Starch g g 8 Oh
900 Cent e4h e5 e4a cav e6
7A5SatLead 36h SO 34I 364 SO
80 Nat Id pl o5h 1902 lo5 -
10 Am. 4 q 4 de 4s
100 y. So
wpt... 80 SO SO ash ses
ION q w. is 10 10 10 l4a
eoo 8 43] 3 43 49,
LOS STsras' io 10. ies l9s lea
400 Ont W le4 lol l6S leH II
1910 Pac Mail 80 33S 32] 80 33L
<ooP. &E lH IA Ia la 2
<ob PulPalcl7lh l7lh III l7lh l72a
4450 PC ca
stL... ss sas 81. sst SO
500 P. C.C&
SLIP. 671a 60 67 SO 90
1900 PennRRl So lie ll61ll5a 1leh
1910 Reading "a d % q d
600 Read Up 81 5lh 81 6l4 6lss
400 Read 2p 80 3oh 8 3os 3oSs
1ooRawp SCH 66h SCH Ssh 81
100 stLswp q loh loh Oh lob
ss%7ostP&o. 7ea eo% o 20 81
500 So Pac.. 2os FL o 2oh 81
100 SO Rwy. o loh o 10 los
1925 So Ryp. alH al% 3lS 3lS 3lS
1876 stJ&Gl
lstp... 46 az 46 40 46ia
lestJ&GI
2dp... 10 10 10 10 IT
229 St
Flstp. blh 62L OH 62s och
+llo Teal, 27as esq., 7 26k 2e's
100 Tex Pac. 1l1 lla liz ll5 l2
lssa0 I'm Pac- 25s 9 25A 2ot 2ea
os5 UP.D&G 81 sS 8s 8 a.
1873 US L.. Pa ~ ~ - "a
400 Wabash. "a 70 IA "a "a
| 1850 Wab D.. los 1914 l0S 1914 8
1879 U Tel 49, So. 80 8 ss4
100 wsCen. ga aS ga ga 3
$50 W I'm II. 10 10 10 10 l0h
TotaiSales. 264.o0l shares.
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
BID. Asked.I Bid. ASked.
Sos & AIb..219 z West Eloc.. 2l5 g
Bos 4 Me...l05 @ Gen Elec p. so S5
Chic com. 100 ITO Bos q Mon. 14oh lag
Chic ] pr. - 100 Cal Hecla465 9
Fitchburgp e4S - osceola.... Ssh 40
New Eng p. 80 - Quincy M...ll4 ll5
Mex Cen Is ~ - Tam Min...l32 1876
Old Colony. l95 - Tam, IT.. l6t II
WI II com. % Butte ...... 25ia 8
Ill steel.... 43h as B U q lst... SO 66a
Dominic 23a 23@IBuG 3D.. 90 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-23

road reports gross earnings for September OF
R58, 1888, an increase OF ST. 1902 as compared with
the Same month OF last year, and net GAG.
an increase Of .$7,085. For tho ninc months
1853, an increase OF $l4.0S7 as compared with
tho corresponding period of last year, md net
$3.50, 29i, a decrease OF s ,1l3.
Brddstrcct's reports the number of business
last week and 300 the same week last wear. X,
q. Dun computes the liabilities for tho frat two
weeks of October at So, 700. 533, as against
So. s91 900 the same period last year.
The movements Of currency this week are de-
scribed by the New Iork, News Bureau as fol.
lows: Currency Is still being supplied by tho
banks to the South, but enough is being re.
ccived from neighbOring cities to make a nom.
inal loss Of only about 100000 for tho week.
gain Of $500 900 in reserve this week by tho
Inward movement of gold from Europe.
Practically all of this ought TO show in the bank
being n gain OF 81, 300. 900. The New York sub
Treasury's regular daily reports show for the
full week as follows: Total receipts, $l5, l0o,-
offices; total payments. Sl,s,35O,OOO, including
So. 600, 900 to other Offices"
Receipts of the United States Treasury to-day
were: Customs, S424, 1877. internal revenue,
1850, Gao: miscellaneous, $23.20S. Total, $1,000.
591. Disbursements, $l,443.0oo. an excess OF
expenditures over receipts of il2,i09 Tho
receipts during the fiscal year to date have
been S97, 93i. 03l: expenditures, 1874, COL ,772;
deficits. $36,GG7, 7il.
The official computation Of cash in the Treas.
ury at tho close OF business to-day, compared
with that Of yesterday, shows:
oct. 81. oct. 2g.
Cold coin and bullion 90. .sI5i,4ii.i4s el5i. 069, 400
Silver dollars and bullion. 1929, 3y6 1899. g25
United States notes....... 4O.262. oSA tO,O8l ,2lB
other notes less demand
Liabilities q. .......,.... 4,isb,aO2 3,bgd,iSB
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Cotton was quiet and easier to-day. At the opening
prices advanced slightly In response 10 a rise In Liver.
pool both for futures and spots, But the Improve
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including gold reserve zero .459. $50 5000. ss4. s67
count in open market for both short and three
months bills, 2AM27s u cent. Paris advices
quote > y cents. at 1913 francs , confines. Ex-
change on London 20 francs Isle centimes.
The sales of mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
day were as follows:
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"FAHE ADVERTISING.n

COR. 31st ST.
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RAILRoAp ANp ornEN novps nN 81. Doom

2 NJ Cen gnl os. ll2s
10 NY Cen LIST. r.,
8 n RR of Cal 5s. S8L
8 "....,,...,.,... 8 =
2 n Y. c 4 81 L 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York stock RIchanEe-saies Oct. go.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS TN 81. Ooos)

UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS TN 81 .OoOs).
US Is. c. loO7ll4 S os,c ...".1l6s
15 US4sc, l925l2S
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES HoNDA.
BID. Asked. Bid. Asked.
en- st 2s.h uhs ~ os'r'
at of q. 90 o iva '"'iA4e 1ARs
Tn 81 As. T. uh sl >
lao7 J,oa. ,,oi.I 1904. ...1l6S l6L
I'm st As, G. IN 81 os'r'
1907. lib 1l4LI le'e. ""'AoSH -
Tn st 4s.r. Uhst 81
1926. ....l263 l27 ie'''"Aoo -
I'm St 4s. C,
1925. "..l27Ss l29
RAILROAD AND oTnER BONDS I'm 81 ,000sl
34.Atch adj d.. SSH NJ Cen gnl 0s. ll2h
30 ...."....".".. $50 "-..."-","..ll3
go ....."....... 5STs ! o n Y Cen LIST, r.,ll71a
lO .......... SO 6 n RR of Cal 5s. S8L
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IN OF Shi r.
at pl OF @.
Tn st Is. r.
1907. ....
Tn st 4s. Q.
1907. zee.
Tn st Is. r.
1926. 80.
On 81 Is. C,
1928. -.
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ESTABLISHED 1915.

BROOKLYN STORES.
Broadway a Bedford Ave.
Fulton 81. A Flatbush Ave.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
BEATING FATHER TIME.
The Mormon Bishop Was Frightened ut

The Mormon Bishop Was Frightened at
the Speed.
From the Chicago Record: Speed
was nee demonstrated ON a western
o in a fashion TO curl the hair Of
at least n old Mormon bishop. The
churchman considered ii a phenom-
enon, and got off the train as quickly
as he could. He had bull-whacSed
across the plains In the early days,
and, strange to say, had never ridden
on a railroad train until the time when
he entered upon his trip from Green
River to San Francisco. The speed
was, therefore, a revelation 10 him.
He had never before seen anything SO
swift, and he was scared. About
twelve miles from Ogden he asked the
conductor for the time Of day, and vas
told that 1t was 7.S5. He impressed
this time fercibly on his mind. Now,
for a wonder, the western connection al
Ogden vas quickly made, and after
the lapse OF but a few minutes the
San Francisco-bound travellers were on
INCL Wdy SuiiloI lid dEU. OSuSD bdu
been left behind only a few miles, and
the train was whooping along at a be-
hind-time rate of speed, when the old
bishop, frightened ana trembling,
dared to ask the conductor what was
the time of day. II you have Travelled
westward you know that at Ogden the
time changes, and San Francisco time,
one hour earlier. is adopted. The con-
ductor had San Francisco time and he
said:
1T is 7:10-ten minutes after seven"
The old bishop, previously haunted
by a dread of impending destruction
because Of the horrible rate of speed
at which he was being whirled through
space, rose with a wild cry and made
for the door.
"Iemme off" he cried. 1T was 80
minutes after 7 an hour ago, an we're
goin' so fast we are goin' faster than
time can count itself. Lemme OFF,
Had he really been going as fast as
the old man had believed, he would
surely have been beaten to bits as he
jumped from the train. AS it was, he
was only rolled something like a half
mile. and was carried back to Ogden
on a handcar.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
GEM OF AMERICAN SCENERY.
IN che Cascade Mountain of Oregop-

IN che Cascade Mountains OF Oregon
LATHE Known to TOURISTS.
Crater lake, in the Cascade noun
tains OF Oregon, is easily the jewel Of
chs northwest, says Science. 1t is
heped That means OF reaching IL will
Dc perfected in the near future, SO that
IL may be visited by the thousands uf
tourists end others who now eontent
with the Grand canyon of
tne Colorado, the Yellowstone park and
.he Yosemite. 1t can now be reached
W eood wagon roads from Ashland,
Medford and Klamath Falls. but there
arc no regular c~onveysnces or stop
ping places. Crater lake is a beautiful
sheet OF indigo-blue water. about six
miles IN length by four and one-haif
III readth. II occupies the erater or
cdiuroh OF an extinct volcano and is
oorhpieteiy surrounded by a PERCEPTIONS
a varying from 1000 TO something
over 1000 feet In height. A remark
aoly perfect and symmetrical cinder
0one, with a crater at it's summit. forms
an isiand-Wizard island-which rises
o4o ieet above the surface Of the lake.
me lahe was sounded bg Maj. C. f..
button In 1886 and found to be 1000
leet In greatest depth. Its surface tenn
peFature is 90 or 60 degrees r. The
attitude OF the rim of the crater varies
from about 1000 to $500 feet. Crater
Lake mountain is covered with a mag
nlhcent forest Of conifers, arranged in
Weli-marked belts or zones, from base
10 summit The monstrous cones OF
the red bark fir with their bright red
SEED wings and exserted Dracts are
among the wonders OF the vegetable
Kingdom, while the dark hem,ocks with
their dropping branches draped in ths
long hanging boards of a blackfsh IL
chen rank among the giants, some OF
thelr trunks measuring seventeen and
one-half feet around. The Columbia
placktail deer is common on the mount
ANS and furnished our camp with fresh
meat. Large trout abound in Klamath
iake, at the south foot OF the mountain.
n afford excellent fishine. Klamath
FAKE Is also the resort of thousands OF
ducks and other game. Hence the
sportsman, a. wei as the tourist. nat
uralist and lover OF the grand and
beautiful in nature, is sure to find the
Crater lake region a place Of unusual
interest. For scenic beauty and grand
Crater lake with its deep blue wa
tiers, walled in by towering cliffs and
rugged crags, ranks among the gems
of American scenery
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

c,ity of tho Indians, as n race, IN the past
and our personal knowledge of their present
remarkable hardness, were we first led TO
seek from them their secret Of warding off
disease.
Their secret was simple. Whenever sick
tlioy turned TO Nature for relief. Hundreds
OF years of experience in the curing and COM
bining Of various herbs, barks, and roots
had given 10 them many medicines, the euTa-
tive properties of which were remarkable.
klCkAPOO INDIAN REMEDIES are un-
iversafly recognized as the most potent reDe-
dies OF the present day.
Cures effected by. kICKAPOO INDIAN
SAGWA are in many instances miraculous.
II relieves quickly and cures effectively,
by cleansing. purifying and invigorating the
sy stem, every disease originating from q
disordered stomach. liver, kidneys or blood.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
Patents Issued.

List of patents issued last week to
Northwestern inventors:
Joseph X. g. X. Cole, st. Paul, bicycle
bell; John l.. Courtney, Minneapolis,
Mimi. automatic water clcset; Clar-
ence ID. Harmon, Minneapolis. Mimi,
washing machine; Johnston Mealey,
Howard Lake. MINI, harness saddle:
Robert Morgeneier. Winona. Mimi,
statuary duplicating machine; Charles
X. Penfield, Minneapolis. Mimi, bicy-
Gle stand; Andrew j. Ross, Breeken-
ridge, Mimi, bale-tying mechanism:
Siegmund T. Weidenbeck, a. l.. Neu-
bert and Nj. j.. Sietz, Minneapolis,
Mimi, machine for washing filter ma
~terial; Fred ID. Williams, Cooperstown,
y. ID. curling iron.
r. ID. Merwin, Patent Lawyer. 90
Pioneer Press Building, st. Paul. MINI.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
Broad Minded.

I'm ginerally disposed ter side weth
the kickers,' remarked Meanderng
Mike; but ! mus say tibet / can't rifle
ND en- much ez some o. the folks thet
wants ter rub out ev'ything this gov
er'ment's been a-doin' SC long, an
start over agin."
That's a nice way fur a down-trod-
den victim of capitalistic oppression to
talk" exclaimed Flooding Pete. con
t~emptsously.
81 tries ter be fair. I'm agin wealth.
But SOM o. them fellers Is jes' ez
much sot again workin' eg We are.
They've inherited wealth through no
act of their own, an I can't bring my
self ter hate a man jes' because he
happened ter be born rich."-Washing.
ton Star.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
49,. If Axov Frozen Over.

", FIRST time in the remembrance Of
,,,,no generation the Sea Of Azov
<.oyan @ solid. The Don river
! .be Sea of Azov froze very sud
" n rather unexpected way, and,
consequence, q number of vessels
p taken unawares and stopped on
NOV More than twelve steamers
,",nless in the ice between AZov
pnatny. and large numbers of yes
are dispersed in various parts of
1 ;r~ense frozen sheet Of water,
4 ,ossed about by the violent storm
| mon held fast in the glacial en-
~ while the river Don has fire.
yntly frozen over. there is no record
NO Sea of ADov having frozen solid
his century.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
italian. in the United States.

There are obout 1.oo0,eo0 Italians IN
the United States. one-third OF .he
are settled in the principal cities
Ha,s Of these are laborers. Fifty per
cent are illiterate. They are hard ana
steedy workers, very saving and anx-
ious to improve themselves. When
they have no chance to work at tneir
own trade they will accept any osner
Kind OF work and any wages. The
italians hate begging. Has n reaa-
NJ this eyer been stopped BY an itai-
a., and asked for a "nickel'f In the
record Of charitable institutions 1ess
,evv few Italian namcs.--La Luce
Mva,eelica. Newark, N. J.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
Through an Old Story

Remember - pimples, blotches, loss or
appetite. lassitude, saliow complexion and
hundreds OF other seemingly slight disorders
are not 10 he neglected. They are Natures
warnings of more serious troubles. Help
Nature by taking her own remedy, SAGWA,
and prevent what might result in a long sick
ness, during which time your family will
suffer for the want of our support, and
even worse still may follow, ii you are over
taken by an untimely death.
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa sold by oil drug
gists, 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for %. Also
their other famous remedies, KickapOo Indian
OIL, &c, ealye, 25c., worm killer, 25c., cough
cure, 50c., pills, 25c., each OF which are web
known for their wonderful cures. IL you
wish information, we will give you through
our eminent doctors, medical advice free, II
Won will write ms. Address, KickapoO Indian
Medicine Co, New Haven, Conn.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
ne and see US,
per Hardwar|
hantS of
County.
SALE.
In- ~ -.

Jan &-7w
made in the condido
made, executed and n
Christensen and sts,
/, ~mortgagors, to N
|hnson, mortgages, datsl
3, and duly recorded
ser of deeds in and N
the 23rd day OF Dscsr
O'Clock D. m. in book .
352, conveying and nor
described real estate, u
G in the county 81 DTI
,kota, towlt: the socaj
quarter and lots nunm !
ection numbered ous II
,ne hundred and tvea
red tifty-fye, west d N
liam, and containing ~
ge was ca the Eth dN 4
duly assigned and tar
r and John A. Johnsn
Ross, by an instrument ]
ii in the office OF The rer
n the county OF Day n4
a on the 7th day Of Desa
} O'Clock a. m. in book 4
, 24S.
, is claimed to be dus d
ce the SUN of Sn& n
10 pay the said note; Il
age when they became NJ
ION or proceeding Aana|
,llect the said debt OF I'd
,tice is hereby given VI
err OF sale in said mortal,
2 statute in such case nax
mortgage viii be loreclsa
bed premises will b u
the Sheriff OF Day Count
,e front door OF the tg'
Webster in said Day Css.
, day of March, A. D. y
afternoon of said day
iebt and interest and "a.
Eneys fee and disburse1ss'
OF Webster. Day COr''
18th day OF January, ~
C. H. ROSS
Assignee ofmortgags
ee of mortgages.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
500 Reward. siOo.

readers Of this paper win be pleased
= ina there In at least one dreaded
ugat science has been able to cure
~ stages. and that IL catarrh.
1ssarrh Cure Is the only positive
-" khown TO the medical fraternity.
.s,ng q constitutional disease, re-
2 constitutional treatment Halls
Cure Is taken internally. acting
. Z, unon the blood and mucous SUR
- .ns system. thereby destroying
s1%ssauoh or the disease, and giving
MA. strength by building up the
SrS y assisting nature IN doing
me p~roprfetors have SO much
a u curative powers that the Of
"a nnanured Dollars for any case
Ieeis Address, '
s. = CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
FAMILY Pills are the hest
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
NpsllEH \
SSn Cred in 10 g go psys. mol en-
A New Animal.

In o Q of the local dime museums
every half hour the professional lect-
urer says to the audience: Ladies and
gentlemen, ! request You TO step for
ward now and examine this wonderful
tattOed nan And desire 10 call your
attention particularly to the elaborate
design represent ing 81. George and
the dragoon."-Chicago Times-Herald.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

free cures. DO not expect some
for nothing. For 81 i win send
recipes that will positively cure
of seminal weakness or lost man
!. from whatever cause. Address
III. Baker, Grand Opera House
X, St Paul, Mimi
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
Office OF
SALE

|ub Jan IS 7w w,
payment OF the sum q
iree dollars and hluJ
principal and interest
OF eighty-three dol!ais
: Undersigned asslgue
hereinafter described
buent taxes thereon ana
Mn of which said sums sN
tice claimed TO be QUE
' a certain mortgage, .,
day OF September 4; M p
ed and delivered by W.
Eerlne Evans, his VIE,
ystone Mortgage 800
Iupon the following deS]
Day County, Dakota ~
south Dakota, town y
he east half OF the nol la, N
numbered seven 10 tossi
ndred twenty-five aolI
tifty.nino west o. ID W. \
~ containing one haDI'
ore =, or less. according
y thereof, and wliGp y
risabie corporation &C.
Charitable purposes oln
/ given that saId ~. M \
by public sale OF ~ AZ
hcient part thersol' Il, I
court house in the I ~ Y,
inty. South Dakota ., Y
his deputy, on oa uo, \,
March, a. d. lss', =,
ernoon OF that day. I,S
ON said MORTGAGE as sss
ST., 81 and the further !, "
iu' case of each foreelo'u'
Foreclosure thereof
twentieth, 4. D; lI1ys,E;Rsl
hlN'oh' Assignee o
moygs
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
Ybr.ttnr In TunefuI Accord.

the strings of a musical instrument,
system in health barmonizes
nntiy with the other parts of the sys-
But weakened or oyerwrought, "
les most iDharmsniously. Quiet and
pate It with the great tranauillzer
tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Bltters,
} promotes digestion, bilious secretion
10 regular action OF the bowels, and
knts malarial, rheumatic and kidney
|aiBts.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
opTGaGE SALE.

IN pub Jan INV
cen made in the pa ~ tbs
Eterest and taxes p Il
prtgage given pS H"Ie irI
|ris Weyembe 10Th, is " ',s}
Ia a. i nSi in tie eifee. d nas
bay County, so nv soar
3O5, mortgaging aship 90
4 u2lJ north OF LAY
5ih 7. d.. 10 s ssllsinsdi =
ga i az the date Of this l,so
n hundred nins's'''
.;von that said .. ~
|oeads By sl' a sale Of the ]
.eca r q day OF March III 4
~ , III Webster, e co.sIS1ss
dakota, to the ms
ry sth, 1897. ~
L. a. ho va
+ Il. mortgage, Hu.es,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
Cause Of the Row.

"How did this affair startg' asked
the court.
well, yo' sec, ledge" said Sambo,
"we wuz at Christmas dinner, an
started TO carve de turkey. Wash, he
simulated dat / didn't know muffin bout
carvn'--
"Well?"
'"Then l sailed N an carved Wash"
Philadelphia North American.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
A Result of Matrimony.

DO you mean TO say, Chumley, that
you spend less money since yen We're
married than you did beforeT'
That's what it amounts to. I have
much less 10 spend."-Detroit Free
Press
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
= pugLlCATIoS.

GOb o.
t pub Jan 2o-ows ou,h Dsi
at Wa'oi'o Jan. "
n that the iollss
= fled notice Q. his srn m |
.ad final proof IN
lat said proof WI, ~ sclss
or in his absence tp ne.sSnl
al at Webster. South D''
SAzA, II. E. No. !, ms ton1
- quarter section y, MA
- names the followluss oOr I
ontinrous Residence, VIZ
I'D land, viz: Larry 4lsab ~
INK Wike,, and ' : D.
%. Day Countys Reeha
M ". SHEAfE' w.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

Cut Prices ON Planet, Jr-, Goods.
We are the only seedsmen daring to cut
the prices on the Planet. Jr. Tools. We sell
the Planet. Jr. Combined Drill that other
seedsmen must ask $500 for. we sell same
for $3.50. Big catalogue, send &c for post
age. John A. SalZer Seed Co,
La Crosse, Wis.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
HAS WURTED DEATH.
TRIED SUICIDE IN MANY wAvs
BUT STILL LIVES.
noos OF HIS Lethai Experiments
me Cause Was U~nrequited Afrectlo,
-But Tie Afterwards Married 81.
CIR.

RANK II. CHEES-
MAN, living at
1927 Ohio street,
s south B e rkeiey.
breaks the local
Q for suicidal
effort, says the San
Fra Elk
a ! e r. f light
times has he at
tempted to ferry
the Stvy and nnlv
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

Jobson-Id rather you wouldn't Civ,
me a Christmas present this year, Al
mira.
Mrs. MISUNDERSTANDING Jobson! Why
Jobso9-I can't afford it. Illustrated
Monthly.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

Nance Of habitual drunkards In Lau-
ff.ssfan Silesia, are printed. and n
sfver to each innkeeper. The per-
~ ssppises them with intoxicants is
70 q heavy fine.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

pc vi Pinal vineyard, Southern Cali
4. s the largest brandy stiil I'm the
n is capable Of converting 1890
Of wine int brandy every twenty
Pou's.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

cemmon belief that fine white bread
hIns less nutrimers than coarse brown
ts q mistake. So say M. Girard, the
{ert Partisan chemist.