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New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

In State issues $1,000 Tennessee Settlement rs
sold -,
Railroad bonds were strong and active. WIN
total sales Of 81. .I20OWl par value, against -
~ 900 yesterday. Thc heaviest transactions
were in the Atchison adjustment IS Chesapeake
and Ohio 4tss Erie Is prior bones. Kansas pa
cfc first consol receipts. Northern Pacific gen
eral lien 81 OREGON Short Line issues. Reading
general Is. san Antonio and Arkansas Pass -
Southern Railway first ~. Texas and Paclhc
second incomes. Union Pacific issues. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit .,s Chicago Terminal receipts. ana
southern Pacitic Of Arizona frsts. The princl-
pal net gains were made by Iowa Central nfst
IS. | to g7i.: Kansas Pacific first receipts. TO
SS. Reading general IL. - 10 Sis Susque-
hanna and Western Is. X to i3ti; Union Ele-
vated first receipts l.. to S2. Union Pacific sink
ing fund - receipts ! to 100, Chicago. Indlah-
a polls and Louisville refunding 6s = To ?'is IN
ternational and Great Northern seconds 10
81: Midland OF New-Iersey hrsts. l. To ll'.i'
ana Southern Pacific Of Arizona iirsts. 10 1904.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money on call was ! per cent. Time money
was o6i1I, per cent for sixty Gays. ; per cent
for three months. :;M3i. per cent for four
months and 3Ia per cent for six rionths. Com
msrcial paper rates were 3lan4 per cent for three
months 3iSm4 per cent for four months. and
per cent for six months for the best Names
The foreign exchange market continued easy
at slightly lower quotations. Posted sterling
was iS5l.GiSG and 4Sii2Nisi for long ana
short bills respectively. Rates for actual Dusi-
ness closed as follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
CERTIFI, ATEs OF INTEREST
In respect of
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Six Per Cent. Gold CoIIatera! Trust Notes

y WALL STREET
New York. August .. 1897.
To Hclf~rs ~ The above Certificates:
Pursuant the provisions of the Note Holders Agree
msnt dated February L. 1897, snail be prepared 70
make yInent On August 1897 Of Ave per tj1sl
principal OF the above Certificates
presentation suitable stamping endorse
Office. No. ~ Wall Street. New York.
option % Certificate Holders. the Office Of
Jacob C. Rogers Street. Boston. Interest viii
rcsre-t Of IN. payable on the Ger
uaca.es Aa1E: lG Isg5
!. u. MORGAN & CO.. .
Dcpositaries. o
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

Total shnres Tor TIC day
Eek dividend. - Is +.
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
The Audit Company
Of New York.
EQUITABLE BUILDING.

Acting President President.
,f'GI-ST REL MONT WILLIAM A NASH.
Manager Chief Consulting Auditor,
THOMAS l. GREENE STEPHEN LITTLE.
Consulting Engineer.
WILLIAM BARCLAY PARSONS
Chief Of Corps of Eng'r~ Secretary and Treasurer.
HENRY r. SEAMAN. EDWARD T. PERiNE.
DIRECTORS.
August Belmont. A. j. Cassatt,
Frederic p. Olcott Marcellus Hartley,
James Stiman, Charles X. rilnt,
William A. Nash George Coppel,
Joseph :. Auerbach. O. b. NJ. Harvey.
George G. Haven John l. Waterbury.
George W. Young.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
of Stockholders.
W Bayard Cutting. T. jefferson Coolidge jr..
Walter G. Oakman Charles :. Farchild,
4. D. Juilliard. Gustav r. kissel'
Henry W. Poor. Isaac \. Seligman,
Louis Fitzgerald Robert Maclay.
The Audit Company examines and reports
upon tho accounts and financial condition OF
corporations copartnerships. and individuals,
and examines and reports upon the physical
condition of railroad manufacturing and
other properties.
Its services are OF value TO investors, finan-
cial institutions, borrowers OF money direc-
tors OF corporations merchants, firms, ana
purchasers Of properties.
Temporary Offices Room No 81. third floor,
EQrTrABLE BUILDING, 12O Broadway.
New York
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

The more important net gains were made by
the following stocks Sugar Refining. Ia per
cent; Atcnlson preferred | per cent: Brooklyn
Rapid Transit. 1as per cent: Chicago Great
Western, ia per cent; Consolidated Gas. per
cent; Delaware. Lackavanna and Western. IA
per cent; Laclede Gas. . per cent. Manhattan
rs per cent: Metropolitan Traction. ~. per cent
Jersey Central. rs per cent: NeW-York. Snlcago
and St Louis. ! per cent; the second preferred
"a per cent, Northern Pacific preferred. | per
cent: United States Leather preferred. Ia per
cent: Western Union Telegraph. ! per cent
Reading. = per cent; Burlington. - per cent
and Delaware and Hudson. < per cent.
THE BOND MARkET.
Sales of Government bonds were SllIn regis
tered Is Of 1901 at H. ~ 900 coupon i OF
1925. al l2jI: and $:iOOOO0 registered Is of l"-'
AZ l2Jl,. Final quotations follow
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were S3l0923. internal revenue receipts
SD6., ~ and the misce llaneOus receipts
S12 100: total Government receipts for the
day S:,>s. .243 expenditures, SI.DOOO; excess OF
expenditures SiG1 .1J1. Receipts for the month
to date 81; lm.g1l: expenditures. $lo,i9pW'; ex-
cess Of expendtures Si3S;.0SD. Receipts for
fiscal year to date. SO. !3i 2IG; expenditures
$50 500 90s: excess OF expenditures, Sl,,iG6'-
Receipts Of National bank notes for redemption
to-day Si12.219
The American Coal Company. of Allegany
County Nd. has declared Il semi-annual d!v'-
dend Of I per cent upon Us capital stock, paya-
bic al 40. ! Broadway. this city. on Septem-
beI |.
The Third Avenue Railroad Company has de-
clared quartorly dividend OF 81 4 snare on the
capital stock. payable August 80
IMPORTS OF NERCHANDIsE FROM NEw-YoRK.
1896 1896 1891.
Week ending Aur. %. sGi1I.S.2 $3.50, 396 Sass
r Jaruary .2Dl GJ2 43l 2e7 3isslO 2i3 3s3 Lea
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
STREET RAILWAY GAS AND MIsCEL-
LANEOTS SECURITIES

Reported by David Pfeiner. NJ. IS wap-st, NeaYolk
Atlantic Avenue zen. mtse. S. 1900 A. & o. iG5 I1s
Atlantic Avenue gen. nfge. 30 1882 4. q D.@i0l iTi
Atlantic Avenue Improvement - 1884 ...... ~ -
BroadVay ana Seventh Avenue stock
Broadway sri seventh Avenue ist mge s. 'in; 10
broadway and Seventh Avenue "a nts~ 5s inr
Broadway Surface LIST hs.........-... llU IlSt
Broadway surface ~ ~ Js...............lUi 1Is
B!eeckcr street AMI Fulton Fei Stock - -
Bleecker street ana Fulton Ferry isi nge. les
sTooXyn Bah ana West End -
BROOKLYN CTS stock,
Brooklyn Guy iaf n'gc - ...... ...... liIs Iibts
brooklyn city and NeefoWu socA. ...-- ...-. isr
r,ro1gi,u city and Newt0Wl lsf frfg, 5s...'Iies
Bfookl5 ri~Fatfd trust receipts -..... ..... 5s
Hk.yn. Querns county and sui 80 inge 81 .lOi. lOJ
Brn0kiyr. Queens County and sub ss.. ~
--rosstoNH stock .............-..
Central Gr1ssiown ist mtfe. o. -..-........Il-
gerual PARK. North and Fast River STOCK. l1s
Central Park y. ard J.. 4, isi mtge - ...sIi. III
and Tenth ......-...
Christopher and Tenti. Street Isl mfg-.......-UD
g ney Island ana i,ruo.yn stor<............. go
i,ry Da1k. EaEi broadway and bat stoc~.....
Dry East E'WFy Bat 1T 1I7i.
Lry Doch. East " waY and Bat. p. scrip in5s
EIGHTH Avenue st1ck ............. ........ 60 ~
Forty second street Grand Ferry 40
forty second 81 nar and -. =. Ave. stock Al
80 lsi mi2e. 6s IN
Do 2i mtge 81. ......-..................- 20
r. nEs County 1rnrtiln stufk.........-....-. 47 wa
Heropo.sGan Ira lion - ............. I-4. iig
Elserr'a iat ..... .-............. 49,, 0l
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

GEORGE ELLIS, Secretary.
JOHN E. r1ORRIS, Asst Secretary
EDWARD v. PRESTON, Sup't OF Agencies
]. B. LEWIS, n.D., Medical Director and Adjuster.
SYLVESTER c. DUNHAM, Counsel.
NEW YORK OFFICE,
81 Nassau Street.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11
UNION PACIFIC
Reorganization.
TO Holders Of Certificates of Deposit Tor
shares Of Capital stock;

TO Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit Tor
shares of Capital stock;
The sale OF the Union Pacific Railway hsNlAg Dreh
ordered BY decrees United States Circuit court the
Reorganization Committee hereby calls upon holders OF
Certificates issued by depOsitsries for shares deposited
under the Plan and Agreement Of Reorganization 70 pay
or or before THURSDAY. AUGUST 18TH Is"''
THE FIRST INsTALMENT Of five per cent. OF the
nominal or par value such Certificates. being one
third Of the contribution De made by holders OF Ger
tihcates FOR deposited shares Of capital stock
Payment York be made 10
The Mercantile Trust Company. i2ObrOadw"y'
and must be accompanied by presentation OF the Ger
dictates Of Deposit for endo-semen of such payment
LOIIs FITZGERALD.
JACOB II. SCHIFF.
r. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE. JR..
CHAUNCEY VI. DEPEW.
MARVIN HUGITT
OLIVER AMEs.
ALVIN W. KRECH Secretary 40 Broadway
New York. August 9. 1897.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

IN a Hight manufacturing business
state, factory very near New
In New York. a desifable party
goods cash. with a very large
profit. company can make large
for one year In advance. Ad-
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-11

A DNERTlsEMENfS subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Once No. i2s2 Broadway
door north OF 3istst.. until o'clock D. advertise
mens received al the following branch Offices
oiice rates until o'clock viz 254 sth-ave. o
c3d ST i32 6thave ieth-st.: Macys sth-ays
snd ith-st; lag Columbus near West asth-.t ios
t2d ST. between 7th and sh las East $1th-st 3ss
3dosy between I6rh and nth 026 I'd 6ts
s,9 7os ist-aye mar s9th-st Go 50 ave-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14
THE LITTLE WHITE WAGON


The little white wagon was passiro aro
Can Il be but an hour-an nou
Since Edith's prattle nuIt M abv eve!
When il caught her wonderln,SS W. said
'Pitty wife wadon! Oh, see, - Wis
"Yooki Ponies too! Oh. now Ion Ito
toYld Diet up an wide on a
'isr ,houch Of
And my heart stopped, so, as tho''
her. dead!
The little white wagon was passaush. you
= eight that Is common enO'e
say. .oaav :
MOI No! No. No! Not till toaa csthers
Had ] known how 1t looks 70 !.
eye, her black
With its white. false face to he'
Crushing her heart with It's 'us'
naut wheels. nav "
Not till today had / though' Nv I,
feels - babt
10 be stabbed by the hush where q
lies dead
The ,NtE2 white wagon was passins rroi
NJ GoAt Can IL be bur an noeta hoN
How would the age Ions seeos dla?
Into mfnu. tes unending were sns lore. .
/ clasp a nd love her as never "sr5shted
One thought. one hope. is my !,
That the little white wagons MAJ
And never stop at my darkensd o0q Bee
-. Il. Heatnrt iii ''Tte Quilting
NW
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14
Designating the Fools.
Louis Courier Journal.

Louis Courler-Journal.
A visiting populist orator, Con-
gresham Howard Of Alabama, has
been greatly edifying his hearers in
this state by pointing out the pit
which the ~silverites dug for them
selves when they got up that elab-
crate wheat and silver comparison
last year, and which some are still
foolish enough % use this campaign.
1--WE popnlists were never fools
enough to say that" declares Mr..
Howard, with arbanity and empha-
sis. we let the silver democrats
do that, for we knew better" Oh,
Lord
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14
About Baking Powders.

The directions on the cans OF High
Priced Powdel are the same as on"Cal-
umet" cans, viz, two teaspoonsluls to a
quart OF doar, but they say that one
can OF High Price viii 80 three times as
Tar rs any other. Can anything be more
ridiculous 2
Another claim made in favor OF High
Priced Baking Powders is still more
ridiculous ,-that any baking powder
sold at a less price than theirs must be
dangerously adulterated. The manu-
facturers oil one OF the High Priced Pow
ders boast OF selling the government a
large quantity OF their goods at Is cents
q pound. At the same time they com
pei the consumer to pay As and so cts.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14

The great political race for mayor
of Greater New York is attracting
the attention of the entire country
by reason of its intensity and the
peculiar attitude of the different
parties, The regular republican
candidate is Gen. b. +. Tracy, while
another wing of the republicans have
n ominated Seth Low. Against these
gentlemen are Henry George, as the
candidate of the Bryan wing of the
democracy, and the Tauamanv can
didate, Edward Van Wyck. As a
candidate independent of both par
ties is the famous Pat. Gleason, who
will cut about as much figure in the
contest as j. l.. Sullivan will for
mayor Of Boston. Polls are being
made by the New York papers and
up to date Van Wyck in placed in
the lead, followed by George, Low.
Tracy and Gleason in the order
named. Tamuany will make a
great fight for the spoils of office
connected with the great mayoralty.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14
Dairy and creamcry.

Peas and cats, half and half. sowu
toc, 'ther make a gcod soiling crcp
Corn a, sled in is also one CT the best
of crops t. be cut green III the blade
and fed to c, ws. The oats and barley
from spring seedl.'S should be fed Just
as the head is formin,,
A "soiling crop" il On re Designed to
ne cut green and fed to al. minis il. q
stable or confined place.
In the reduced scale Of pri 'es to
which everything has come it is the
nrst duty OF the dairyman and cream.
cry man to study the production of mill.
Dutter and cheese at reduced COST. The
dairyman should make a scientific study
OF foods and form a ration that vii,
bring better results at less cost. The
creamery man should utilize every scran
Oh waste products in his factory and
can narrowly his machinery and see
whether labor cannot be saved there
a shorter distance to tr-ansnort tho
MIX econoruizing every pound Of DOW
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14
Fusion That Doesn't Fuse.
Hnronite.

hnrOn1te.
Julian Bennett, the fusion candi-
date for Judge of the third circuit,
declares that he is not a populist and
has no sympathy with the political
views of that party. Fellows, the
mar upon whom the populists and
democrats were asked to unite as the
fusion candidate in the fourth cir
cult, said in a public speech, 81 had
rather be beaten with democratic
votes than to be elected with the aid
of populists." The time for
full fusion of political parties of diff
ferent and widely-separated views in
our state has gone by. When fusion
is made solely for the spoils of Office,
principles are always sacrificed to
the detriment of the commonwealth.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14

men and a grasping employer, de
said last week in a speech at Zanes-
vile, Ohio (: $50 to any one OF the
5000 men in my employ, ! don't
care whether he is a coal miner or a
street railway employee, whether ne
works on the docks or in the ship
yards, | am willing to abide 10y the
verdict Of these men. Ask them
whether l ever pay less than the
highest going wages F; ask them
whether | ever asked them whether
they belonged to a union or not. !
never did. Ask them whether, when
any men or any committee of men
came to me with a complaint, | ever
refused to see them. | never did.
Ask them if they think | ever in my
life intentionally wronged any work
ingman. / never did," The men
in Mr.. Hanna's employ bear the
same testimony and give the lie
direct to the agitators who haven't
done an honest days work for Han
ma or any other person since the
populist political movement began.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14
Butler Bubbles.

Mrs. Ella Jones and Miss Eva Potter
returned from their Iowa visit Tuesday,
and report "a No. ! time. They look as
tho they had had plenty of pumpkins
and potatoes TO eat. Miss Emma San
born OF Hawkeye, Iowa, accompanied
them home.
Miss Belle Patterson and mother OF
Henry are visiting friends here this week
II. Strissell and wife are rusticating on
their farm near Big Stone at present.
Prof. j. E. Agen Sundayed in Webster.
Sunday, the B, was a red letter day
for meetings with us. The German Lu-
therans had a grand missionary rally at
the school house, the German Methodists
held services at the residence OF r..
Strussel, and the English Methodists at
the residence OF S. l.. Potter.
The silver medal contest under the
auspices OF the A. S. l.. at the school
hohse Saturday evening was a grand
affair, rejecting credit on its manager,
Mr.. Wentch, and all who participated
therein. The contestants were MISSES
Grace ColwelI, Myrtle Nichols, Dora
Haselton, Cleo Flint. Olive aud Maud
Potter, aud Vim. Burey and Argle rat
ten. The verdict OF the auu'ence was
hat all did splendidly, and the ve. dict
0 the judges was that Miss Colwell was
to'the medal.
Yesterday was the regular NJ. f.. quar-
terly meetifgs Rev. Springer, assisted
by Rev. Harkness OF Bradley and our
own pastor, Rev. Lane. presided. The
ordinance OF baptism was administered
10 hve persons, and four persons were
into the church rs full members
liter which the Lords Supper was com
nemorated.
Charlie Ash OF che sunny SontI, still
with Us. Our gentle breezes have
materially changed his complexion for
he better, and our potatoes have
hanged his bust measure considerable. !
don't believe a regular diet OF corn
zone 'ind hoe cake agreed with Charlie.
Miss Carrie Potter has fitted up a fine
ute OF dressmaking rooms at the resi-
oil ID. L. Potter which is througed
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14

in their favor, but the republicans
are as badly divided as their OPP
ponents. The only event of national
i'm portance in this election would be
the election of Henry George, for
this would bring the great single
taxer to the front as a rival Of w. j.
Bryan for the democrat nomination
for president in 1900.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14
Lily Blossoms.

Ole Fossum is a papa. Mother and
child doing fine but sick in bed.
Kolbo and Debilson are having "a tilt
atlaw.
Z. o. Esget is building a kitchen az he
needs more room for boarders.
B. j. Kortgard and Thos. Kolbo were
Webster visitors Monday on their
wheels.
X. K. Parks has the new disease lon-
dicitis, very bad, but thinks crops to o
poor to furnish a grub stake for two
years, and he does not like the idea OF
eating snowballs and burning %icicles.
McEwan & French burnt their separa.
tor last week, and Ross Parks had the
pleasure OF paying for thirty-five bushels
OF wheat last Saturday lie burnt for
Peter Olson.
Mike Mayhem and Dick Traven sport
bikes lately, the lucky numbers being
ID and 90.
Rumor goes that Lily will soon have q
scientific room in operation. Poker is a
game OF chance, so they say.
The Great Northern hotel was crowd
ed to the roof Sunday.
-"RAMPSE.n
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14

II is difficult to understand why
SO many republicans attach any
national Importance to a republican
defeat in the forthcoming election
in Greater New York. The city is
normally democratic,-in fact, it is
the hot-bed of democracy, and has
only been carried by the republican
party occasionally. With a united
front in the impending contest as
against a divided democracy, the
chances of victory would lie greatly
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14
A dispatch f~rom.pierre states tn

a dispatch froms'ierre states that
when G. S. Palmer, as attorney for
the railroad commission for the First
trict, presented his vouchers to
uditor Mayhem, the question of
almer's right to draw pay for such
services was submitted TO Attorney
General Grigsby, who last evening
handed in an opinion holding that as
Palmer a a member Of the legis-
@lature, which provided for the app
pointmeut Of such attorneys and for
the appropriations to pay the same,
he is not entitled to pay.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14

er possible, making so many ponhas y
steam perform two or three operations
at once, are ways in which the cream.
cry man may cut down expenses. Ns
not economy. however, to use cheap =
wornout machinery or old Il rus.
milk utensils and old soakers OF Du''U
tubs.
The report of the Elgin board OF uau'
shows that both the butter and cnets,
of the district handled by that pou"
fell off IN 1896 as compared Win losg,
In 1895 the figures we're S9,OSo'9 -,
pounds of butter and 10, G96, $40 pcunos
of cheese. For 1896 the board hanas'
3S, Cos, 249 pounds Of butter and ''Ss''
OF pounds OF cheese.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14

Phe republicans Of the Third com
missioner district have nominated
for commissioner Mike Bierschbach
of Valley township. The claim was
set up hat it was the urn Of the
lower or Bristol end Of the district to
have the commissionership, and the
claim was conceded just. Mr..
Bierschbach is one of the substantial
German farmers of Valley to wnship,
extremely popular, and just the
man to be intrusted with the inter
ests of the county. His nomination
is strong one, and he will undoubt-
eddy be elected.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14
advertised Letters.

Tie following letters remain unclaimed
IN the p~ostofice at Webster, 5. d., Tor
the week ending October II, 1897.
H. Rock Luir Grazing
When cnlling Tor the above, please 81
advertised and give date.
Il. W. PAltLIMAN, p. NJ.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14

with ladies daily. Having thoroughly
mastered the Story system OF cutting
and fitting, she makes these branches a
speciality and guarantees perfect salts
faction TO all who ~patrouize her.
dep"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14

1t will be a hard matter to con-
vince the voters of the Fifth judicial
circuit that the standing of the
judiciary would be elevated by the
election Of Jim Wells over Judge
Campbell.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14

When the Investigation begins at
Pierre, it will be found "there are
others"-not all republicans, either.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14

since 1892, are pretty substantial
proof that the dawn of better times
is deepening.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14
But the Gate Receipts JingIed.

CHiCdRO llueS-heralu.
= AT the conclusion of one of Will
liam j. Bryan's lectures the other
day, an old farmer rushed up to him,
shook hands enthusiastically and
asked, "Have you seen the general?"
And the Boy Orator forgot to smile
for the next four hours.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14

* CURRENT TOPICS. x
Ground for Removal.

Yankton Gazette.
Neglect of official duty by alb
n from the state capital, leaving
the conduct of the state affairs to
subordinates, except in cases of real
necessity, should be a ground for
s urinary removal from Office.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14
Republican Ticket.
For Judge Of the 9Th Judicial Circuit,
HON. A. w. CAMPBELL,

For Commissioner, Third District,
Nj. BIERSCHBACH.'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-10-14
Barometer of Better Business

Minneapolis Journal.
The facts that the average of
liabilities in the failures reported for
the last quarter of the year is the
in twenty-three years, and
the total of failures is the lowest