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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13

ISt pub Dec tS-Tw
Defaakt having been ..s.sss IN fins conditions
of one certain mortgage. dated the 18th day OF
December. \ q. ISEk3. Executed and delivered
Dy Frsnk II. sutton ana Alice v. sutton. mort
gsgarS. TO thartes IA. Compton mortgages,
given 10 secure the payment OF 800 according
- the conditions OF one progassory note and
interest coupons thereto attached. which said
mortsa9s was recorded ia the office OF register
OF deests OF said Day county. South Dakota. on
the serand day Of January. 1884. az 5sla D. m.
IN peak - az MORTGAGES ON page Ha.
And wfsernas it was agreed i'm said nnorfxagr
and the said note secured thereby, that IL der
fAnit BE- maae ~ the payment IT the interest
a. fAe same became due GA said mortgage aud
fb~ note AMI coupons secured thereby. or IL
the ssSd nn~or'sagors should fail TO pay the
taxes sss~ssed against tine prem -s- covered
~ said Fnortgnxs, then aEi in that case
the SAID Eb,rtgAse and the mortgage dsht Sc
cured Thereby was 10 become due and payable
az Ihs erection OF the holder III said MORTGAGE.
n whereas the said mortgagors have faiied
70 bay or cause 10 be paid rfse interest "a so
due Dec s-t. iSas. and So dne Dec. ist. fsss
anu nave Jailed 70 pay or cause ID he paid ths
Ise6 and lsa6 and whereas the said morxvn-
Sc ~ ysn~,ss af such Eefauif has elected aud
does hereby eject and declare the whole am
sant sccursd ~ SAID Rscrfrags due and pay
aotr. and that ths amount clalmed due there
on at tsss fare ~ this notice L. the sam OF S4k;
pslnrtssl and interest AIT <-s-ss for taxes paid.
apssc< = h.sueo5 gwen thar tsss ssid mortxaze
psezaS~es. same being situated in the county 81
Daf. STAGE vf aarfi DAKOTA. f1wiG The south
onc-hasf % the soafheasr quarter % s.crluu
nsfnf>s~ fhr~e y ami snufll o~ass-iaaif ~ soazl.
west quarter of section numtwsr two lgt All IA
townsnAp one huzsired and twenty tf21} range
nnsabcr ~rlffs-six 60 Suppressed 10 contain i6v
acres OF land.
Which sale will lsr naasle az :.ublic auction
AZ the frursx dss0r ~ xise cftsrr hxsu~e Ia the cssy
% Meusftr in Dxy csza9sy, Soafn Dakota. oa
the 9th dag of january, A. ". ise. ~ two
osiock pm. ts sstlsfs SAID rasrtxHxs. c~ht. i~s-
sides the costs az ta1 Eonscivsnre.
Dated i,ec. "A. fsa..
Charles IL Compton.
. ~ Lr.nf. aprf<azrr.
Ast 'rney for morfSsgsr.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13

The nose, tho form OF which regulates
the beauty OF the other features Ia by
no means inaccessible 10 higher culture,
for we have it ON the authority Of .
German physician that Ii is beyond dis
pate that during bali Of an individual
human life the nose il capable of re-
ceiving a more noble form The train
ing OF the individual, the culture OF his
intellecs and character, has a very con-
siderable influence not only on the ex-
preston of the face In general, but also
ON the bodily nature Of the nose. Tbs
characteristics of the various shapes Of
nose. according TO physiognomy. are as
follows. The small, fat nosss feund
am0ng women and called the souhretts
nose, when occurring with All other
wise agreeable and fortunate build Of
features, indicates a certain gracious
and cheerful naivete combined with an
iuconsiderate curiosity. Such a nose
seldom il possessed by men. and when
it is il denotes an individuality char
acterizsd by weakness and deficient sa-
sacify. A nose thick and fiat is aA uE-
favorable feasura with men Az well as
with women. usually signifying that
tine character il predominated by mate
rial and sensual instincts, while a rrrn-
ed up nose, with wide n0strils, bespeaks
vain, puffed up disposition Especial
~ wide nossrils are signs OF strengths.
courage aud priee; small nostrils, ef
weakness and timiaity. Noses large in
every respect ara found mostly among
men d are mascuIna attribGtes-
New York Lsdaer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13

Two lrIskmen were cleaning . VIA
dow in . tall building. To facilitate
their work they had stuck . board ous
Of the window and Pas stood ON the end
Of il whi1s was outside and A:ss en-
Che end Inside 70 baisace. Suddez1y
Naf shouted:
esMoikc. I've dropped me sponge"
~Thoss al rcighG III 20 down and
Sis tf"
Wien &c gos to the strect. he fourd
~ IN q heap un the sidewalk and az
cisfmkL.
"ws4t well, issw did yea git down,
here 40 qktck. PaSs I ran all 80 vsy
down, butAbedAti yer HOY beaten me,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13

1-t UGO DrE NV
Soriee H. hereby gwen that q mnRf-aEe ex-
ecured bF AicGzael Scamaus and Mari Schmaus
m~orrxagors. s0 %. b. Compton. mortgages.
dated january 5rst. is94. recorded January
lad. 1894 10 nook 40 ~ mortgages, pags SO.
in t1a office ct register OF dessis for Dsy cOun
~. South Dak0sa, viii be foFect0sed by a sale
of the martgagnd premises r0wit the s0urh-
east quarter OF northeast quarter and the
northeast quarter OF the southeast quarter
and the west half of the southeast quarter Of
SEXTON four, township one hundred and TWEEN
~ty-four, north OF range fifsx-fiye. ia Day county
south Dakota, ar pubic anctIon by the sheriff
OF said county on Saturday. the I2Sa day OF
February. feln. at Ei4c Iour of two o'clock pm.
&C the front door of the court house In the city
of Webster. III said enunty and state, 70
satisfy the sam Of sJ9l5a fhe amount now
claimed and leGted ~ % due upon said mort
gage for principal, interest. taxes and atrorn.
eyS fees
Dated December 18th, 1890.
ID. p. Compton.
j. II. Acfs0y. MORTGAGES.
1rTswrUp Ear wanxrV-uynn@
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13

Holland holds the FIRST place In the
world a nasiou of srnoks ~ Every
Dutchman csnsumes on sn ~ srage los
ounces a year. The Belgian comes .
good second with an annual cpnsuup-
tSon Of % ounces. followed clcseiy by
Turkey with 20 ounces and the United
5tates with 90 ounces Gesunany.
Francs, Spain and Italy tread cioseiy on
their heels. while rho United Kin vtom
comes comparatively low on rhe list
with 2S 0unce --IAndon Tit. Rita
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13

Sas,e, 3 herrnr efren tF1as ! csTrzFn Hno'.s
a ysmrsa ard fatna lae EhfTtE-as
I~ea fssxg. by Mary T.. Eares and j1an ntN
Hnas,and and wife, saartsagoEs ~
$500 Mlrhasl Frarvy lforxsagess,
- 80 sssyraauf ~ tists snmk aF 9a@ h&aa
.na airy dollars amt interest npon 4m,a
sSa-s ~ elairnsa to BIZ tae at ta# taIas
- .hss narirn ths sum Of enc uNHatsA
sna rsraty-5ne 8oilars and esxhty-seeh
sgSJ - saTertcsess ~ y sale Of tns nnffS
1870 xnirss f. situate "a SA@ Skuh y
49, - 80 IN Ssguth DakpFg an1 asa1FiD
Y6a rarraseSsf aazTTer 81 the s0rfaeast 10y
sa-~f 1890 M. sw@nsg-tAr0e ~ $1,000
Ms .,aa g4rgadrnd ana twenty-five H. 1870
-srrs 80. nsry.six 90 west c1ntaaas@s
fsrry acres ct gand- w-45nn
Whirn sala will be ntaete 81 papAss
- tsn sherfF &C sMid coaurv. az tna troat Aos
~ - et5arr aoase Ia rle citr at enst -
.a5s rouuew 81 Day and skata 81 S@8sa
- @nerr48v yEaa gasA dag nt January A Al
s,na. = clock ia tas dtfernasan-
Datea WebssHr, South Dakota De@eMoT =
hSts BafkEaw Trz2v
.Ts4aw8rus AEseg- 8na Milo
Narnrmaw tor HgUrr1AEef8.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13
THE sMlLE CIR a CHILLI


as.a a+sEn eg 4 ehslA xs 4 wsa~v ha9Ft.
Y5kaS sssssr 90 Sis shiEssw esssrk.
~ r ~n~srrsr~ wsgf mngnee fh.raruns starr
rnT2se fr4 fsrin@ ErrFh.
Tan * s cAz1A II . CTR fscns heaven,
tas way e ta3ti
ysk eAsaaa 6zssseak evss
e ssne With heaasg Usas Goasar ssz-
maA sosl:
Tks SngM.Te Isl 70 Tat4e M&
Ane1 9fss ea si2e afw The RatDw
renxls rsaaav ssnEamUsrad zrnhtraves
0r tfsmsay ge1vhma 3isae
Gxwe 1mn 1%vA2a& N4NN TO 12@4sAf
Ert Ii GRIEF ard s0srssw w1lA
Give rs 4Fe uealthtes1 Enawn - TeaaEA-
Tse artss@s xrail@ ~ Il en1ha-
CLARK W. Rrgsn IN Good housekeeping.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13


Default having besn sgade In the conditions
OF i certain mortgages dated april tin. A. D..
1888, executed aud Deiiverea by Isg0a5 koEbeFa-
SON and arlsthhe haibeas0n- m~oFtgazors. to
Amuud Gibson uorrgaZee, wifisa said azuTf-
gage Is EecDrfagt Ia tna office OF re@fsk8r "
aeeas ~ Deg county. south DakoGa. III book ~
81 Mortgages nn Esga Isl ana On wnlrI sand
mortgage ttseEe y nae at the date OF Fhss notice
tire sUm ~ &Ig.4s priHcIDat and interest. and
&N.1 for taxes paid.
Nesice flersag gtTRa that The said mort.
gaEe wgsf hs areetaNsed 0g 4 sale OF the mort
eag 8 premises Situated ia sala HAY eaGntt,
SDutsg 4sk91a4ruwtEs gse sonrh halt tsAl ~
tar southeast quarter fsea Ut section twenty
three ssec ~ jn township wua anndred and
tseuEs -tarea ~ range n~fty-six fa5l. contain
ing 81 acres. More or less.
Which sale viii be qaade ar public auction
az tile fFons door OF the courr uouse In r8e city
ot Webster, IN Day county. south Dakota. 81
the nth day Ut Janucry- A. u. ISIS. az twu
Q clask pin. 70 satisfy said mortgage dent ans;
taxes.
Dated Dec. 81. 1887
AmrBd ChiIson.
y. TT. Land. Mortgages.
Attorney for mnrtyz wee
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13

Tcm-hfow do you like that novel I
hrougbs you yesterdays
Alics-f don't like it ~ all I don't
care 20 finish il.
Tom-How much have you reads
Alics-One chapter.
Tom-Tbea yoa really haven't got
into tis story. The first chapters mere
~ Asxt u introduction
Aiice-Bus the firss chapser isn't the
sae I'vArsaa. and ths heroine dies. No;
you mayNtake ir hack-CnSeago News.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13

A plan s= rendering paper AZ tough
- wood or lsssher. it }. ND, has bsan
.rrcentiy i~nteoduerd On the continent II
b
5 t.G 10nKss * nA1Ea1xsre
So has been louDd that the greater Eae
degree c concentration Of sbexinc soir~
sion tbs greater viii be the fsnghneA
~ the paper.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13

tnlIE& Et3E@raE- EA1AaAkA-
<. Dove. Defendant.
Tbs state og South nakUsa sends creating
~ tha s-1uTe-nagn1 ftefe1daak
yau are herpsy sammaone and reQaEFsa 20
sus@av 8sGare me aE aay fs14Gs a GGH E4ty ~
Webster. bay euanky. south Dskas1 ~ the
sth tfav 0f DeeemheE 1856. AZ tle aear ten
s1rlAsE R.rn. aat answer tt9 eoNlu4aGnE 0t GAe
plaintiff abovA-namsd. Julius ktagsS8d. Nno
claims Ia reeuver Uf yen tla sum 9f Que hua.
dred ~F4aIlars. u@iBg zine amount ndw aae ana
unnafd on an account E0F boar1. lodging ANA
earp furnished tha Defendant hT plaintiff 81
Dag county. Sauth BaEata. between fh@ lst
Gay of J~auuarw. 1855. ana the Gt cay % Be-
rembar. fsaT. at ths reIaesr @f tefendanr and
fsr whicn the defendant PROMISED and agreed
with nla5utlH "a pay the sata aHaoAsBt tharefox-
Ana rgn are herek5Y b~sAEFfEa4 63EE u TJ& t&lA ~
apVear az said time and place. ana make an
swer 90 the said complaint 1f plaintiff that
pIaintEF viii take Judgment aEatnst goa bY
dafRult Tor rhe SUM al one hundred dollars.
tneefhe- wIth the costs and Disbursements o.
Ehis aefI03.
Dated a. Webster South Dakota. this lad
f. Huntington.
"a. Mrfov, Justice of the Peaee for
Attorney for Plaintiff. the city of Webster,
Day eounty, ,. u
And g0u. K.F. Bo-e, rae ab0ge-naIn0d de-
fendgRr. arH hereby n0gEaeg that the anoye
ertlt!ed action mas been adjourned until the
T2rh Gay % February. ISsS az the hour OF ten
O'Clock an. AZ nay Office "a the city or e6ster-
Day e1unrv. south Dakota.
Dated thIs Sfh day Of OeceEuher. 1877.
r. Huntington.
Justice Of the Peace.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13

caur aHord.- szid the man Of
zodsFsfs means. Co 20 10 many places
e amusement. but / ana admitted fres
~ the ri.y with tbs tsaaess run on rss-
ord, 'Ihs SsvugRls u LAfs "N-E
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13

That rssrxngc easy Of thar aged
gentasman who moves in tho highest
c~frclea. i'm Aitsv
81 hadn't beard Of il.
"Hsdas ycus Why. fhe Yerkes ssaSp
scope 10 authority for the story that ris
man ia the rasUn is al burned ont. 49,
Cleveland Plain. Dealer
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13
~aEnna81s
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S.sta ~ S.ysrh Dakota. Ia Justice Court
Conaty 0g lag. BEFORE F. Hunting
ton. Justice as ghe Paace
julius Elagstae. Plaintiff.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-13

Jsaaulfus Alley 3na MAfa@ss
Attorney tor mnrtgasees
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14
WASHINGTON NEWS !
WAsHINGToN, April IA,

WAsHINGToN, April IA.
There is much excitement in Washington
to-day, and the streets are crowded, es-
pecially so in front Of the capitol building
awaiting the action of the Senate.
The Presidents callers this morning in
cuded Secretaries Bliss, Alger and Long and
Senators Faulkner and Cullom.
Secretaries Long and Alger called to con-
suit with the President over the latest plans
of the army and navy for the Inauguration
Of hostilities. They are anxious.for Congress
to act at once, so there may be no delay in
putting these plans into operation.
Senate win Dot Act To-day.
After leaving the White House, Senator
Cullom made statement to the newspaper
representatives as to the probable action of
the Senate. He gave it as his opinion that
the Senate would not pass the Cuban resolu-
ton to-day He further stated that, in his
opinion, it was only question of a few days
when both Houses would agree upon a reso-
luton that would result in war with Spain,
Nine Republican Senators have agreed to
vote for the Turpie amendment recognizing
the independence of the Cuban government.
spanish Minister Leaves.
The Spanish Minister here has made final
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14
THE POPE DISPLEASED.
He Does Not Wish to Live Longer If War
is Coming.

He Does Not Wish to Live Longer If Wal
is Coming.
Rome, April 14.-Pope Leo is deeply Of
feeted by the latest phase of the Spanish
American trouble After saying mass in tn,
Sistine Chapel to-day, he said
Il have prayed to God with the whol,
force of my being with the deepest feryor
to avert war, and not to allow my pontifcate
to end amid the smoke of battle. Otherwise,
have implorod the Almighty to take me to
Himself that I may not behold such a sight,
His hearers say that the Pope spoke with
the deepest emotion, His Holiness is e4-
tremely anxious to preserve peace, and would
90 so far as to urge Spain to sacrifice Cuba tC
avert war.
The Pope pleaded with the Emperor o.
Austria to use his efforts for peace, hut tn,
Emperor gives the Queen Regent dicreu
advice,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14
THE POPE is DEEPLY GRIEVED
His Holiness Has Prayed God
to Take Him to Himself
Rather Than to Permit Him
to Witness the Horrors of
Battle-The United States
Has Purchased the Brazilian
BattIeship.
WASHINGTON, April IA.

The forecast of yesterday was veri-
fed by subsequent events. This
country is on the brink of war with
Spain, and there is not one chance
out of a hundred that it will be
avoided. President Mckinley has
performed his duty, and awaits the
action of Congress, the war-declaring
power of the government. If it is to
be war, the President is anxious for
immediate action to enable him to
strike an effective blow. He realizes
that a delay is dangerous.
Spain's answer, issued yesterday by
the Ministry in the form of an official
note, makes it clear that the Span
iards have no idea of letting Cuba go,
except under compulsion. The "ar-
mistice" is now disposed of. No sus-
pCiolOlI VI llOSlllilleS nus bceh COll-
templated, and it is made plain that
Sagasta is only planning for more
time in which to prepare for hostili-
ties. For this reason the President
expresses the hope that the Senate
will follow the House without delay,
if there is to be war.
In interviews to-day Gen. Correa,
Minister of War, and Count Xiquena,
Minister of Commerce, reaflirmed
that the Spanish Government was
resolved to repel every attack on
Spain's sovereignty in Cuba.
They declared that they We're con
WINGED that the government would be
supported III this resolve by the
powers, whose negotiations in the
matter were based on the acknowl-
edgement of Spain's sovereignty.
The House passed yesterday the
resolution directing the President to
intervene in Cuba at once, amid the
most disgraceful scenes ever enacted
in that body precipitated by
the hot-headed representative
from Pennsylvania, Mr.. Brumm,
The lie was passed between
him and Barrett, of Georgia, and the
latter used bound copy of the Con
gressional Record as a weapon
against Brumm. The latter was
severely censured for precipitating
this disgraceful scene, at time when
calm judgement and wise statesman-
ship should have taken the place of
scenes comparable to bar-room
braws.
The resolutions presented to the
Senate and the House differ materi-
ally in the phraseology. The form OF
the Senate resolution opens some
opportunity for further discussion OF
details and consequent delay in ac.
ton. The form of the House resolu
ton opens wider and more various
opportunities and INTRODUCES more
complicated questions. For that rea
son the Senate resolution is prefer
able. The conservative members will
make an effort to sui stitute Nth,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14
Spain wlu Not Vaoate.
.peeial to EVENING HERALD

Special to EVENING HERALD.
London, April IA Madrid special an
nounces that the Spanish Cabinet Ministers
were interviewed to-day and declared that
should Mckinley notify Spain to vacate
Cuba that Spain would Immediately refuse.
They are emphatic in the statement that the
Spanish government is fully prepared to take
the consequences.
The Spanish newspapers to-day regard war
as inevitable. The late dispatches from
Washington, giving the result of the action
of the House for immediate Intervention,
created great excitement throughout Spain.
The official Gazette tomorrow will publish
a decree organizing a national subscription to
increase the strength of the Spanish fleet
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14
Hustilities in Cuba.

Special to HERALD
Havana, April 14.-Many people left this
port to-day upon receipt of news from Wash
ington, on the steamer San Augustine, for
South American ports, The French warshiE
Fulton steamed into this harbor to-day.
In spite of the Spanish decree suspending
hostilities it is officially set forth that sever
al skirmishss occurred to-day between the
Cubans and Spaniards
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14

Special to EVENING HERALD.
st. Vincent, April 14.-Spain is modelling
its fleet at this port, preparatory to active
war preparations. Additional Spanish war
ships arrived at the Cape Verde Islands
to-day. Others are expeeted to arriye soon
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14

A social gathering was held at the home Of
Mrs. Mary Ramer, on West Coal street, last
evening, About thirty guests were in attend
ance and had merry time. A supper was
served at late hour and dancing was in
dulged in by the young and the old folks in
attendance,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14

officials blew up the Maine, and he blames
the Weylerites for the battleship's dostruc
ton. He also said that he was informed on
good authority that the spauisrds had
placed two rows of torpedos just at the
mouth of Havana harbor opposite horrC
Castle. These have been placed in position
within the past two months and that the
switchboard is in room in the Castle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14
Switzerland Refuses to Mediate.

Special to EVENING HERALD.
New York, April "A despatch from
Berne, Switzerland, says the Bundersrath
to-day unanimously rejected the suggestion
that it mediate between Spain and the United
States
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14

A meeting of the soldiers Monument AS
sociation viii be held i'm the @, A. Il. hall,
Refowich's building, at S o'clock tomorrow
evening and it is expected an important
communication will be made by the COM
| L.,iLLnn IN .iLn
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14

In last evenings issue tho Chronicle c1TI.
on the Judges named to prosecute it for libel
ana In the absence of such suit, declares that
the Judges ought to be lmpoached Thus
the war goes on. The Philadelphia news
papers have taken it up and call for the facts.
Even the news from Congress 4, thrown into
the shade by this subject, which is now the
all prevailing topic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14
spaniards Blew Up the Maine.

Special to EVENING HERALD.
London, April III. P. Gibbons says that
ninety-six mines and fourteen tons of gun.
powder were furnished the Spaniards for use
in Havana harbor by London firm. He re,
aiiirms that he is able to prove absolutely
that the Maine was deliberately and wilfully
blown up. He says he believes he could fix
the act on two men, and even one.
Notice of Removal,
Martin Sheeler has moved his restaurant
and residence from East Centre street to No
27 West Coal street. where he will be pleased
to receive a continuance Of patronage, 81
Dancing school,
Schoppe's Orchestra will hold dancing
school in Robbins opera house on saturday
night. 4-l3-4t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14

CHARLES d Berger. late county solicitor
has been advised to sue the county for the
balance Of the three years salary for the
office, at the rate of 81 900 per anuum He
was elected for three years on January
1897, and was removed from Office during the
past week. Under the terms Of his appoint
ment he had almost one yea1 and nine
months to serve yet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14

Frank b. Hoffman, administrator, to
Daniel Ney premises in Hegins township;
Mary A. Wissman and others to Charles
Reedy premises in Norwegian township;
Jacob Boltz to Samuel Dietrich, premises i'm
Pottsyille; James Medlar to Samuel Dietrich.
premises in Pottsyille.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14
Called by His Government to Leave Washington at
Once, and Woodford May Come Home.
SENATE WILL NOT TAKE ACTION TODAY
It is Given Out that Two Three Days Will be Devoted to
Debate Before Action is Taken, and Then
1t viii Mean War.

House resolution for that introduced
in the Senate.
The House resolution was adopted
last evening by vote of 322 to 10.
As adopted it reads:
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14

County Commissioners Kantuer and
staubcr held meeting this morning to con-
slider current affairs. A loan has been made
and the clerks on the hill and employees at
the aImshouse were paid their March salaries
this morning. There are a number of per
sons in Jail whose terms have expired and
they must remain there until the Commis-
sioners get time to consider their cases. No
new appointments are announced, and it has
been said that none will be until the case of
Commissioner Meyers is disposed of one way
or the other. This information is not from
inside sources, however.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14

The School Board may make test case
on the action Of Anne MilIer's pareutsn tax
ing her from school and putting her at work
at the silk mill. The girl is but eleven years
old. The parents will he asked TO return her
to school within tweuty-four hours, and if
they do not the aid of the law will be in
vOked.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-14

A marriage license was to-day granted to
Harry L, schwartz, of Ashland, and Hannah
E. Hornsberger, of Lavele
Attorney W. d. Fisher of Lebanon, was a
visitor to the court house to-day.
A charter for the St. Lattimer Society of
McAdoo, was offered for record at the court
house this morning.
COMMISSION RECEIVED.
Charles A Snyder, Esq, recently appoint
ed County Controller received his commits
sion from Harrisburg to-day and is preparing
his bond for presentation to court and appro-
val ON Monday. He will then take the oath
and assume the office None Of his appoint
ments have been announced.