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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

Judge Campbell and Stenographer
Granger, who spent Sunday with their
families in Aberdeen, returned to Web
ster last night. They do not anticipate
a prolonged term Of court for Day coun-
ty, though it will probably hold over
until some time next week.-Aberdeen
News.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

The frequent ~blockades OF the railroad
make 1t hard for the newspapers to get
out on time. We are a day late this week
owing to the non-arrival of our patent
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

Bristol was well represented on our
streets Monday. Among Others we've
observed Chas. Duel, N. C. Hagy, Will
Knott, Ren Knapp, and Attorney l.. H.
Woodwork.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
by Special Permit.

Here! What does this mean?" shouA.
cd Whooply as he found his youngest
riding q broomstick over the top OF the
piano. ..
.sThis il all right. Mamma said IL +.
stay in I could play On the piano.-Ds-
tRois Free PSesa
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

ehr's. Wangsness, ex-register O deeds
OF Minnehaha county, was in the civ
this week in the interest of the 500 Falls
Argus-Leader and met with good sue
cess.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

Mrs. ID. e. Taylor departed Thursday
night Tor Milbank. After a short stay
there, she will proceed as far as southern
Minnesota on a visit to friends.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

DON'T try to write with blueing or in
Terror ink but go to Mike THUS Pioneer
drug store and get some OF the ceIebrat.
ed Diamond Ink.-the best on earth.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

Many new and original effects in wash
goods cad worsteds may be seen by
calling at the Elevator Store where new
summer goods are being unpacked.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
Teachers Examination.

An examination for teachers will be
held in Webster March ., 1897. This
viii be the last opportunity 60 obtain a
certificate to teach in this county until
the June examination.
NINA II. AASVED,
Supt. OF Schools,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

Don't throw away your old sewing
machine it a be made as good as new
with very little expense. I can furnish
parts for it no matter what make.
Ross the ,JpWpler
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

ine ladies' aid society Of the Congrega-
Nonai church vii! give u social at the
',oehce OF ii. o. Frank on Friday eve,
'e0' ID. Come everybody.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

gus. received from the factory a large
'4eol alarm clocks made for me and
''anteed ] n every respect. Only Slips.
Ross the Jeweler.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

'acob Engler, the Bristol druggist
'"o nas been very i'll for some time, died
tuesday,. The funeral takes place
Friday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

a new car OF the famous Britton Ro2-
o.Sl fancy patent, $1.10; best straight.
'i'oo per sack, at the Elevator Store.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

ouessa Breakfast Food contains only
PURE gluten and is recommended by doc
'ors' For sale at the Elevator Store.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

&1rty tons OF good hay for sale at
oV per ton cash. Four aud one-hali
es south OF town. Good road.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Shippee.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

still have a few full blood roosters
Tor sale. 70 cents if taken before
March LIST.
Ross the .Jeweler
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

The bluebottle fly is purely Q meat
ny, subsisting altogether upon meat and
DIAL and laying its eggs In decomposed
animal matter.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

Sunday-St. Valentines Day.
. a.
Peabody's.
Freight trains in plenty today.
All winter goods at cost at the Ele
vator Store.
Celebrate st. Valentines Day Monday
Watch for the new summer dress goods
at the Elevator Store,
The sick list around town continues
to grow.
All the latest novelties in valentines
can be found at Peabody's.
Robt. Lilley OF Aberdeen was doing
business here Monday.
The very latest designs in valentines
at the lowest prices at Ross.
Attend the Rebekah Valentine hop at
Waubay Monday night.
Girls, send him a Valentine. Select it
from NJ. A. THUS large stock.
Chief Landon was on the list OF in
yalids three days last week.
Your best girl deserves a Valentine. A
select line at the Pioneer drugstore.
Rob. Martyr, Andoyer's popular tail
or, spent Monday in the city.
Rubber boots will soon be in style. A
full line at the Elevator Store.
Charley Turner blew in from Bismarck
on this afternoons freight.
Some splendid drives in smoking
tobacco at the Elevator Store.
&C. Hart carried a sleigh load OF sales
men to Bristol this morning.
Afull line OF all that is new in Station
cry at THUS Pioneer drugstore.
Chas. Lemar departed Sunday night
on a business trip to Minneapolis.
VALENTINES VALENTINES ! | Valen-
tines ! at Peabody's drug store.
NJ. d. Candy has put up quite an adj
dition to his machine shop plant.
Tom NcKennett and Dwight's Flour
are a popular pair. No better on earth.
Ed. C. Warner returned Saturday eve
ming from a four weeks visit to Pierre.
Anew mark-All package coffee 2 lbs.
for 35 cents or 6 lbs. for $1.00 at the
Elevator Store.
Judge Cowan has been confined to the
house for a few days by a severe cold.
OF course you must send your best
girl a valentine. You will find what
you want at Ross.
Will Smith returned Friday morning
from his trip to Chicago and Milwaukee.
Don't fail to remember that the Pion-
eer drug store has a nice line OF tablets
and other writing material.
John c. Herpel, formerly II prominent
resident OF Andover, spent Tuesday III
the city.
Sewing machine needles and repairs OF
all kinds for any machine.
Ross the Jeweler.
David Williams lost his fine imported
Clyde stallion Sunday night from an
attack OF collie.
When you want a grist ground for
yourself or stock, remember the Waubay
mill. They will treat you right.
Mrs. Chas. Wheeler was severely in
lured Sunday by a fall received while
aighting from a sleigh.
The most complete line OF toilet soaps
ana toilet accessories in the city can be
found at Thul's Pioneer drugstore.
VIM. Fisher OF Volga arrived on the
show-plow this morning. He spent the
Jay looking after business interests.
diamond Paste is put up in the most
convenient shape and is all right. You
can lind 1t at the Pioneer drug store.
Andy Small fought hard against it
put had to succumb to n visitation OF la
grippe, and was on T. sick list for "a few
days.
n DnNN N ~ ~ ~. Pr-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

Ed. Burch is enjoying a great sale
OF his views of the Arctic scenery around
THESE parts. His views OF the rotary
snow-plow are exceedingly fine while his
shots" OF the mountainous drifts and
snow-encumbered buildings around town
are genuine works OF art. 1t NAV be
many years before the scenes OF the win
ter of '96-'97 are repeated and every one
should possess a memento of this trying
period. Call on Mr.. Burch and supply
yourself with a collection Of his choice
views, and while you are at it send your
eastern friends a picture OF the rotary
Notwithstanding they never see.
II. 0. Frank started Thursday night
on an extended vacation trip. He was
joined at Minneapolis by Harry Miller
who is to accompany him. The route
as laid out calls for 9 stoppage OF a day
or two in each of the following cities
Minneapolis, Chicago, Washington and
New York. They sail from the latter
port Feb. 18th on steamer Columbia
bound ior Genoa, Italy, via. Gibraltar
and Mediterranean Sea. Rome and the
principal Italian cities will be visited,
and they then proceed to Germany.
After n visit to the Faderland, they will
start back by way OF France and Eng
land. They expect to be gore about
three months.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

Frank Hart, an experienced plumber
OF Aberdeen, il in the city experimenting
the furnishing OF the Pioneer drugstore
with the new light OF the American Auto
matte Lighting Company. This system
consists OF an entirely new method of
utilizing Kerosene oil. The oil is supplied
from a small central reservoir through
tubes direct to the burners, which are
similar to the Argand gas burner. The
action is absolutely automatic, requiring
but little care except replenishing the
supply in the reservoir. The chandeliers
are works OF art and are raised or lower
ed at will. The new light is operated
exactly as Is gas. simply requiring the
turning OF a t~humbscrew to raise or ex-
tinguish the flame. II is a great inn
provement over the old lamps, giving a
cheaper and better light.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

A.. S. Green and Frank Carr, repre-.
sentIng the elevator companies, arrived
Sunday morning TO invoice the stock OF
the Elevator Store. These gentlemen are
expert accountants in the employ OF
Wyman, Partridge 4 CO., OF Mpls.,
and as everything a in readiness for
their visit the work was reeled off rapid
~ and they departed the same evening.
The Waubay Rebekah lodge will cele-
brate their first anniversary by giving a
st. Valentines hop Monday evening,
Feb. 10, at the schoolhouse in Waubay
TO which the public is invited. The Re
bekahs will furnish the supper and gen
tlemen buying a supper ticket will be
presented with a beautiful valentine.
No pans will be spared to make the eve
ming an enjoyable one.
A party composed OF Judge Campbell,
+. e. Granger, Geo. Miller, W. z. Poster
and C. G.. Brunette left Webster ut seven
O'Clock on Saturday evening by a way
freight, expecting the lights o Aberdeen
would dawn on their wearied vision
about midnight. Owing to numerous
delays and slow time, Aberdeen was o
actually reached until seven o clock yes
terday morning. 1t is learned that the
Judge would not allow one OF his col-
leagues in misery to close an eye in sleep
and that in consequences impeachment
proceedings will soon be started against
him.-Aberdeen News.
Two of Sphinx county's brightest attor-
neys.-States Attorney W. +. Morris
OF Redfeld and Il. b. Horns OF Doland,-
were in the city this week, aud today
argued an important question before
Judge Campbell. Important, 0 1t calls
for a decision as to the present standing
of the p~rohibit0ry law and incidentally
as to the standing OF the other amend
ments voted for at the recent election.
Some OF the points raised were whether
the question was properly submitted TO
the people by the legislature, whether
the amendment was properly placed on
the ballots, and whether the law was
.till in force regardless OF Article "a OF
the constitution. Judge Campbell took
The matter under consideration, and
Attorneys Korns and Morris lett 'or
ABERDEEN On the evening freight rain
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11

An ordinary brick weighe about four
pounds.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-11
RAILWAY TINE TABLE.
Chicago Milwaukee g. St. Paul BY

IWIGdYU EHIfFFNHH~N " - : NWf "
H. & d. DIVISION.
4, sserger East 1860 p. IN. Daily.
West 4.s0 a. IN.
wav freight East 9:45 a. IN. ExcsptSun.
z West 1896 o.. m. I"
fbro' Freight West 12:0S o. IN. Daily.
freight trains subiectto abandonment.
j. Il. RYAN, Agent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07
no usE TIIE ,S,pEs.
An EspIorrr WIN scale u Mountain
with Their Ala.

Bayonna. N. L., Jnue C-Professor VIII
lam Libby. Jr.. OF Princeton university
win leave for Albuquerque, N. NJ. curly
in July with party Of aiY explorers.
Their plau is to attempt 10 scaie q. roc
tangular tablc-land shaped IKE figure
s. with perpendicular sides. 200 ieet bir'.
The outcropolDps Of rod sand atone VIII III
project from tho fl.on of the walls NAH"
st almost Inaccessible. There are indlca-
lions of oocrraucy nv prehistoric race
IN The frngments of pottery at tho base
NJ the formation. Professor Libby has ar
Iangcl "A He over this table-land. which
IS several acres IN extent on TOP, by
means OF Tandem Kites with which eN-
pcrlmeuts we're conducted here Yesterday
by william a. Eddy.
The professor has n nortnr ana ne
line packed ready for Shjpinent, whh
wb.ch an attempt VIII he made to fir" .
ilnc oyer the table land IN case the wins
Is too light for the kStes. Larger Zines
VIII be dragged over ana the ascent inhh.
in a bnatswalu's chair. The ldDle lanu
can be approached on all sidcs. ana ~
eurroiFnded hy Il plain, but 10 ihf as -
krown II has never E6en scaled
Some cl'f dwellings have been seen
along lts edges. Mr. Eddy says tho tapie
land can hs photographed by means OF MS
mi1-air kite camera
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07
FOREIGN nuIrFs.


QCEBEC--ThG C,,r dian military con-
Urgent for the queens Junlce have sailed
17G strong
OXFORD The Philadelphia cr4cke,ers
have arrived here. No one met them.
There does not seem 10 be much interest
Ia Ihe match.
LONDON Charles Stewart Par
nell. widow OF the late Irish leader, Is
about to take NJ her residence at IRE
mont castle, near plymouth.
VIENNA 49, \ general street railroad
strike - Ia progress Is, this city All en-
ployes. including fhe reserve men, awe
gone ont \ few cars only ara running.
LONDON--nhc premier of Hlderabad
telegraphs to the London papers tha, the
story widely clrculafei 90 the effect that
lhs Imperial diamond had been solen -
false.
PARISH. Thon,pson and NJ. Miriam.
members Of The chamber OF de?hn -
fought a duel. growing out of an article
written by the laser attacking NJ, Tloinpr
son. NJ. Miram was slightly wounded In
the forearm
LONDON--AIr. John Robbins, the owner
of GAtieo More. the Irish colt which won
The derby on "wednesday last, Was poor
man work.ae IN America when he inhsT,L!-
ed great fortune from MS un2le, MT
Wye the Irlsh dtstilier, and Immediately
rsfurlled TO ireland
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07
Has Sent Another Mau.of.War to tie
Hawaiian Islands.
TER MINISTER THREATENS TO LEAVE
Which Would Suspend All Dip
lomatic Relations.
THB DIFFICULTY INCREASED.
migration Question Has Not
Removed the Friction.

San Francisco. June G.--The steamer
Coptlo arrived this evening from Honolulu
bringing advicos zip 10 May 81. According
to tho latest Information procurable the
difficulty between japan aud Hawaii grow
ing out of tho immigration question has
been increased rather than diminished by
tho diplomatic proceedings. officers on
board the Japanese cruiser Naniwai now
at Honolulu state that u second Japanese
man OF war is now on route TO Honolulu
and that third is about to depart from
Yokohama for tho islands.
Mira. shimomura. wife OF the Japanese
minister here. hHa arranged to leave for
Japan on June :. The intended departure
caused II rumor in Honolulu TO the eject
that the minister would soon follow her
He admitted ha was not satisfied with the
answer OF the Hawaii government in re-
gard 70 the immigrant controversy. and
he gave close friends TO understand that
uncss reply satisfactory TO him was
made he would depart for Toxic, thereby
sovcring diplomatic relations between Ja-
pan aud Hawaii.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07
SHORT MEMS STORIES.

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ST. Lou rs NeariN hundi'l, dtleHAtes
10 the supreme lodro or the hnirhts OK
honor are direaHN here sessions n'u'n
N"'l,.'N
DETROIT, Mtch.-hAny MNsNc SCI iH"Hs
ore here 70 AXE part IN ne ncg.ln@ oil
the supreme council tuesday, wedges
daY ana Thursday.
BRoOKLYN-P llsbury. IN room
which contained no board defeated sin
opponents and drew " ,n two others VINO
were sitting at boards In an adjoining
room
SEA1vI1 g. N-ash.-It il said q, rhoriero.l
frffish commonly Ia nrebar,nir To- Cp.rate
IN In YUKON on tbe same MAN ANA
'l,,le ne .h.f of t,e nhsrfsroJ ,,u,nony
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07
MRS. GAUMER'S CARD.
MouRNs roR THE RoYs NILLED Al
uRBANA.
Says They should lie Looked Upon
~ Heroes Who Died for the
Purity of Homes.

urbana, Ohio, June 6.--Mrs. +. NJ.
Gaumcr. who was assaulted by Mitchell.
the negro lynchcd by the mob last Friday.
today issued card OF thanks TO her friends
for their sympathy during her anliction.
After speaking OF the mcssagoa Of sympathy
she has received from many parts Of the
country she concludes as follows:
My heart and the hearts OF the whole
household are in mourning today FOR the
afflicted homes OF Urbana, broken hearts
call to hearts equally sad and distressed
with prayey for strength and great sobs
of sympathy. May all Christian hearts
throughout the length and breadth OF this
tee land of ours 80 out in sympathy TO
tho sorrowing homes In our midst, made
dosclate b. misgulded minds. Never did
soldiers on n battlefield die for more
holy aud righteous cause than thcee brave
boys for the purity OF their homes, for
mothers. daughters and sisters. They
should be looked upon as heroes, a6 soldiers
willing to spill their blood for the hottest
of all and for any cause,
Mrs Il. NJ. Gaumer."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07

weeks. II will end with the visa OF Pres
idesf, Mckinley on Ohio and C,ncinnati
day, and will have numerous special feat
uTes prior to tho grand day.
The visit OF che president has caused
alNauy the greatest interest. prcrars-
Mons are bolng made TO give him heartv
and enthusiastic welcome and all parts
of the State viii be roprcscnted. The
proeyii,lme for Friday. Ohio day, the dav
lrcsidcns Mckinley arrives has been mr.
ranged, saturday morning at II O'clock
Mr.. MCKINLEY will hold public reoentcn
IN the Auditorium and will also pnrtlci.
pate IN the exercises OF Cincinnati dav
Monday and Tuesday VIII be special
DAYS for Ca!lat.t and the Master Plumb
erS' association. Wednesday the winter
wheat millors win meet ana local millers
havc made nrepara tons for 1t larre at
tendance. Thursday the Atlanta pross
association Will come
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07
DE LOWE NOTIFIED.
,Ifn.tcr would Not Discuss the Ell
frrt an Cmtnn AMnirs.

feet Iubuu thiiFs.
Washington, June 6.---Spaulsh Minister
dc Lone today received cahlogram an
nounoing the result Of the queens decision
in tho matter oi the Spanish premier and
cabinet ministers who recently rendered
their rcsignatous The minister's dis
patch lis in line with the Associated Press
disuatch and says the queen had reached
her decision after consulting the former
premiers and the marshals. Included in
the former were Senior Sagasta, the pres
ont leader Of Tho liberal party. and Mar
tincz de Campos the captain general OF
cuba who gave way 10 General Weyler
MIR. de Lone declined 10 discuss the possi-
bilties of the retention in office Of the
present ministry in relation to the policy
TO be pursued with regard to Cuban affairs
and the incumbency OF Captain General
Wcyler.
Secretary Sherman also received a long
cable dispatch from United States Minister
TAYLOR AT Madrid. Presumably It Is in
connection with the happenings Of the day
in that city, but as it was in ciphor the
secretary was unable TO disclose the con-
tents.
The secretary declined to make any
statement in regard to the matter further
than to suggest that it Indicated the con
iidcnce OF the queen in the ministry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-07
MAnINn pIsAsrnns.



Persons Were Drowned.
IoWian. Juno e.-In "a dense fog off the
monh Of tho Tyne the British steamer
CANCER. Captain Dykes. from Montreal
MAY is. colId.i with and sank the Nor
woglan steamer Dlanse Tho iahier went
down almost immediately, bat her crew
clanibonod aboard the CANCER and were
saved.
The steamers Rhtcrn aud Ysiroom, both
bound for AuHitrdnut. Cullided IN the
THAMES Tho y"'rcorn hbundered. fNo OF
her Messengers being drowned. yhu Bii-
terms second officer aud carpenter Wore
drowned.
The Brit1h tank stcamcr Aral collded
with aui sank tho schpunr pearl The
cBttnir'H wife and Two of the crew OF the
Pear woro drowned
The British 0feamfr orellhnn was dam-
aged by conidiug IA a donFe fog with no
Norwegian bark Mlduasol from snip lt-
land March % for Burnoe Ayros, wlilrh
was at archor and was tOwed TO Monte
videV fun % water,
Iioston. Juno The steamer orion WA
leave tomorrow for st. Lucia. whore The
a.oamrr Fchclgonda went ashore Wed
nasday night while On a Voyage from Rue
nos Aypai for tbs port Tho Ethc'gon,,
da's cargo IL principally wool and Is san
TO be insured IN Boston for S5.pO'
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GIATisM ala.
President HnrrIur Publicly dc
cInrca Himself Dictator.

President unrr.us Pubiicly De-
cInrcs uirus"If Dictator.
New Yorl,. june 1.-THE Hcrald's cor
respondent In Guatomali cables thar
President parrioa has publicly declared
himgef iiroFor cf Guatemala JOAQUIN
Y.is. consul gnuoral of Guafcmnn here.
would scarcely credit the news. II have
received no report 10 that effect" he said.
81 can no; realize ouch an event. and
think would surely have becn notified
bv c,blc OF such - nhnnse in the adm!n,s.
tl-ltton OF tho country. President Barrlos
IS considerations man Of tho highest
character, true 10 his political nrlnciplcs.
He enjoys the fullest confidence OF his
party"
General Hsrr!o3. president of tho repuh-
lie of iulten ala. WAC born In san Marcos
thlrty-eight wears ago. He IL Il ncprcw OF
former President lus;o nunno Barrlos.
VITO was killed IN 1856.
General Harrlos was educated abroad
and during his youth made trip around
the world lie VAS always imbued with
liberal doas and ioinod his uncle when
The con -orVaiive party wont out In 1871.
During the ensl5lp WAT Of the federation
the object OF whlch wac 10 uni.r, the Gen.
tral American States General BarrioS was
In command of 20 division of liberal troons.
WHOM President Jueto Hurrios was killed
during the war IN 1855 his neuhcw sue
crct'.f him commander of the liberal
forces When former President haTriilas
cam" into power, however. tie WAS iHln-
ished from Guatemala and remained for n
year In san FIanc@co.
Gen"ral Barrios wac married In New
York Ciiy ten years ago TO Miss Aigier
trenton OF New ORLEANS. Mrs Barrios Is
at present la san Francisco.