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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-08-11
SUMMnNS

SUMMONS,
LIST pub June Sow.
State of South Dakota,l
County of Day. In Circuit Court
Fifth Judicial Circuit.
Helen Waters, Plaintiff,
VS..
Charles G.. Waters, Defendant.
The State OF South Dakota sends greeting to
the above named Defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of tho plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which was filed with
the clerk of the Circuit Court on the 9th, day
of June, 1898, IN the Office of said clerk. in the
City of Webster, Day County, $. D., and to
serve a copy of your answer on L. w. Taylor,
attorney for said plaintiff, at his Office in the
City of Webster. Day County, 8. D.. within
thirty days after the service hereof upon you,
exclusive of che day of services; il you fail to
so answer said complaint, tho plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
Dated this 9th day OF June. 1898.
Il. w. TAYLOR,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Webster, s. d.
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Hon. C. Ii. Burke. OF Pierre, vas in
the city Saturday, shaking hands with
his friends and favored the Reporter
with d cal. Mr.. Burke was the kepubli-
can leader Of the house IN The last legis-
lature aad ii now 4 candidase for the
Congressional nomination at the hands
OF the Mitchell convention. IIeis swing
ing round the circle at present study
Jug his chances. II iasthius party service
goes for anything Charley IL entitled to
the honor and the Reporter Wishes him
success.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-08-11

Day couaty Teachers Institute will
convene ut The school house IN this city
August 18th and continue TO Septepn-
Der Ind. Prof. Miller, OF Webster, viii
ret as conductor, assisted BY Pro-.
Wa,k, OF Wntertown and Miss Bloom,
OF Maaissu. Miss .Aasyed our efficient
superintendent II IsiaksaEs aii eftort 10
make thus sneeting both interesting ard
profitable. Every teacIler ~ the county
should makeit a point to be present.
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Notice For Publication.

Sears & Mccoy,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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BISMARCk'S DEATH.


Ths Great statesman OF Germany Passes
Away PSaesfally-Tho man af "Hlooa
and Iron" amLl his Achievements.
BERLIN, July SO.-Prlnce Bismarck
passed peacefully away at his home,
Frledrlchsruhe, at Il o'clock tonight
The announcement OF the death was
not unexpected. as the princes strength
has failed rapidly for several days, and
this morning preparations for the end
were made by the household.
Prince Otto Eduard Leopold Bismarck
Schonhausen was born OF an old noble
family of the Mark (Bfadenburgl at
Schonhausen. April !, 1915, He was ere
Gted a count September ls. 1859. ana
Prince Won Bismarck In March, 1871.
In May OF 1852 he became RUSSIAN
ambassador at Paris. Five months later
ne was made first minister Of the Pr1s-
sian crown. Within the next ten years
he humbled the Austrian empire. de-
stroyed the French empire and created
the new German empire. He remodelled
the map Of Europe, Remembering Dem
mark and France. He enlarged the
frontiers Of Prussia by the annexation
OF various provinces, including the do
minIons Of three dethroned German
princes, and succeeded in placing Ger
many, which had previously been the
weakest and least respected Of all OF the
great powers, at the head OF all the
states of Europe.
In 1868 Prince Bismarck withdrew Tor
some months from active public he.
but he was IN power again before the
end OF the year. Then came the Franco
German war Of 1870. and after that,
campaign consisting Of an unbrOken
series OF Victories largely due to the
strategic genius OF Count Won Moltke,
King William was able, through his
Chancellor 20, dictate terms OF peace 60
his helpless assallant,
OF the events in Prince Rlsmarck's
life subsequent to the Franco-German
war. II may be mentioned that he pre-
sided at the congress of Berlin, In 1878,
and 1880, and the colonial conference OF
1884, -.
In his domestic legislation Prince Bis
marck has been far less fortunate than
in his diplomatic policy. After begin
ming as a free trader, he adopted q
protectlonist policy
Prince Bismarck took prominent
part In connection with the triple al.
lance between Germany, Austria anu
Italy, which Is understood to be direct
ed against a possible alliance between
Russia and France against the Ger
man powers.
The reported resignation OF Bismarck
as Prussian prime minister and coun-
gellor, was announced in February 1880,
but did not actually occur until March
II OF that year, when dlvergences OF
opinion between him and the emperor
led to his retirement His departure
from Berlin was made the occasion OF a
great popular demonstration.
In 1894, however, the prince fell SER
iousiy I'll, and the emperor sent him
telegram OF sympathy, and offered him
the use Of his castles to assist his con-
valescence. This offer the prince gate
fully and gracefully declined. but the
exchange OF courtesles between him
and the emperor served TO make mani
fest the desire of the German people
Tor a reconciliation. This desire was
granted in 1896. The emperor sent q
present Of wine to Ftledrlchsruhe and
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ninth street, says: For more than a
year was a victim Of kidney trouble,
never seemed to be entirely free from II.
and at times It was SO severe that l
could scarcely manage to get around.
1t was the result, think. Of a heavy
cold had caught, for every little cold
during the changeable weather I was
always worse. / had constant aching
pains in the loins. headaches, dizziness
and I felt tired and lanGuld all the
time without the least energy. This
was particularly so In the mornings,
when I would rise feeling more tired
than when went TO bed. had seen
Doan's Kidney Pills SO earnestly rec
commended By others that thought
they would at least help me, so I got a
box at the Logan Drug Company and
began their use. ] had not progressed
very far, before I felt decidedly better
and continued taking them until
was free from my old trouble. conf
IDENTIFY recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
TO others. They will not be disappolnt-
cd II they use them
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price, 30 cents Mailed by
Foster ilbuEn Co., Buffalo, N, Y, sole
agents for the United States, Remem-
Der the name-Doan's-and take no
others,
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DAYToN'S CORDIAL RRCRp71oN
In Barbour County-An Enth aIIa'tlo Re
pnbIlcan Convention.

In Barbour County-An Enth aIIaStlO Re.
publican Convention.
Special Dispatch to the lntellIgencer.
PHILIPPI. W. va, July at.-rhe Re-
publlcans of Barbour county held one
of the largest and most enthusiastic
conventions here yesterday ever known.
Levi Cross was nominated for the leEIs-
iature; j. Ed, Stewart for county COM
missioner, ana John W. Ramsey for
county superintendent The ticket is
exceptionally strong.
Delegates to the congressional and
senatorial conventions were selected.
The former amid great enthusiasm. and
without dlsgcntingvoIcew were instruct
ed to vote and wor for gresham Dag
toms denomination first last and all the
time.
Mr.. Dayton made a speech to the con-
Vcntlon, which was cheered to the echo
Few men are so fortunate as he IN re-
ceiviug such a reception at home.
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than better. IN consulting Mrs. Pink
ham no hesitation need be felt, the
story Il told to q woman and is wholly
confidential Mrs. Pinkham's address
q Lynn, Mass, she oaeTr sick women
her advice without charge.
Her intimate knowledge Of women'S
troubles makes her letter Of advice .
wellspring ofhepe, and herWide expert
ence and skill point the way 70 health.
II suffered with ovarian trouble for
ssven wears, and no doctor knew what
was the matter With me. Ihad spells
which would last for two days ormore.
l thought I would try Lydia 3. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. 4 have
taken seven bottles Of Il, and am en-
tirely cured. Nina. JuHH FOREMAN, 20
n. Woodberry Ave, Baltimore, Nd.
The above letter from Mrs.. FOREMAN
q only one Of thousands.
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DI.,ov.rsd by a vvomau.

Another great discovery hAs been
made and that, too, be- a indy IN thts
eonntrv. "Dlsense fastened us clutches
.,pon her, and for seven years she with:
gtood It's scveresE tests, but her vital
organs were undermined. and death
seemed Imminent, Fer three months
she couEhed necessarily, and could not
sIscp. She finally discovered way 10 re.
ooyery. by purchasing OF us q bottle oil
DR. Kings New Discovery for Con,
sumption. and was 20 mnch relieved
on taxing the nrst dose thnt she slept
iii night; md with two hotties, has
been absolutely cured Her name Is
Mrs, Luthcr Iutz." Thus writes w g.
Hamnick a Co, OF Shelby, n, z. Trial
bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Regular size zoe and 500, Eyers
)otlc guaranteed.
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Suffering humanity should be sup
piled with every means possible for its
relief. II Is with pleasure We publish
the following: "Thls Is to certify that
/ was terrible sufferer from Yellow
Jaundlce for over six months, and was
treated by some OF the best physicians
in our city, and all 90 no avail. Dr.
Bell. our druggist recommended Flee
trio Bltters; and after taking two bot
ties / was entirely cured, / now take
great pleasure In recommending them
to any person suffering from this ter
ribIe maiady am gratefufis yours.
NJ A. Hognrly. Lexington, KY"
Sold by Logan Drug Co.
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an autograph letter congfat iiating the
prince on his recovery from an attack
OF ln1uenza Prince Bismarck at once
responded 20 this gracious advance by
going to Berlin and paying bis fiFlt
VISIT 10 the emperor since be had left
Office. The emperor attlfWafd returned
the VISIT 10 Friedricharuha
! Two attempts have been made on
Prince BismaTclss life. the first BY q
lnnatlc named Blind, on May Z, 1855. at
Berlin; the second on July -, 1914, By
Ktlimann ct Kisslngea,
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aAPpY LIVES,
ARE L,vss of Happy Living, and Thus IT'S
We'll that You should Know How This

Are LOVsS OF Happy Living ana FhuS IT'S
well that Yeu sl,ould Know How This
Can br.
In Wheeling there is many a happy
home. Perhaps you know Of some, or
better still, II may be that you rest your
head at night in one yourself. Then
again, there Is many an unhappy fel-
low creature in your midst. tbs not
surprising that this should be the case,
when one thinks of the burdens some
backs are forced to bear. II yours is
not the back that bears the burden,
stili we think you would be glad to
lend a helping hand to tighten the bur
den OF another. Let US show ydu how
II can be done, and at the same time
tell a story OF Wheeling life that Will
prove this aid can be easily glTen.
Mrs. Frank Edele, OF No. IA ThirtH-
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Simply apply 'SWAYNE's ONT
MENT." No internal medicine reQuir-
ed. Cures letter, eczema, Itch, all erup-
tluns ON the face. hands, nose, etc, lcav-
Ing the sllin clear, white and healthy.
ia great healing and curative powers
are possessed by no other remedy, Ask
your druEEIst for SWAYNE'S ONT.
klENT, Avoid substitutes. ttha&W
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Beautiful Forms
decomposition

49,. Arc not made by chance nor 'aa
-. they ever IN any material DO Ha ''
$500. Mt small expense, a cOmp''''4
~. for ehcapnCsa, and not for exec
leneo Of workmanship Is tho mos e.
frequent and certain cause .. ..' ".
rapid decay and entire de,u l.,
ton OF arts and mAnntae'g w
$3.50. For best (Which IS the eh'r ,,s,.t.
work. the IntelllgenscT JOB l'' -
-. lnE once IL the place 70
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&c sure and use that old and weli-trlei
remedy, Mira. winslow's Soothing
Syrup for children teethlnE. II soothe9
the child, Boftcns tho gumS, nlluyG all
pain. cures wind colo and ~ me pest
cents q bottle. m-W&L
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SIIAFTER EXPLAINS

WHY earula saihs,l In hlaTsnt AFTER tho
caPlillauoA Of sAntlaEo- I.ha AFFAIR not
assrioHs Halter.
WASHINGTON, D. C., july Si.-The
war department has received the toll
iotvfnR.
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. As GOOD As GOLD.
a Klobdike Region Near at Hard
Just as Valuable
AS TIE ALASKAN GOLCONDA

THE 1oPIIN. MISSOURI, DISTRICT
AND IT'S PRODUCTS or ZINC
AND IEAD-TEE "sRELTER"
THAT ENTERS INTO so MANY
oEwHEELINo MANUFACTURERS
AN INTERESTING LETTER
FROM Mr.. a. ". CAMPBELL.
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that the average man would rathar
chance 4. on the prospect Of 9 strike
than TO work for wages,
Let me more fully illustrate the work.
Ing Of this Instinct rs have observed II
dowu here. This mufR1ag, for instance.
there came to the boss' cottage where !
au guest. a stout, hard-hsted Mise
souri, farm boy. Being Sunday mOrn-
Ing, and the bOss being somewhat
weary, gave the boy q seat In the yard
under the trees, and undertook he enser-
tainment pending the unfinished nap Of
the boss. Like Othello, The AE,,og, he re-
lated to me the story OF his life, HrSt as
q farm boy on his fathers farm eand
there's nothing In that you know" he
parenthetleally remarked to mel. and,
next, as a hired hand In the mining
field. both Ct the mouth and at the bot
tom OF the shafts; and then, as a more
or less skilled person at the crushing and
separating mills; and, ilndlly, az the
smelters: all the time earning, as he
phFased It, good money" hut neverthe-
less very tlred of working for wages.
and bent on CHANGING r. for himself
10 this end OF CHANGING It for himself ne
had come this Sunday morning to see
the boss. with view OF leasing one Of
these checker board sputs Of 200 BY 200
and putting dawn a shaft. He informed
me chat he had saved up a huudred dol
lars and was going In with another fell
low who had saved like amount, and
hey two wee going to test their luck
together.
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r. nI ss Il. sS 5Es ssSS e a ss
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Thiscondi-
tion Of the
u1inddestroys
tho erect Of
adTice and
she grows
40
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This old hermit lived IN n CoItaSe NOT
far from Mr.. C's premises. There, ps
noticed, ne had a fine garden. between
which and his shaft he divided his time:
one evening as We sat on the Top OF
some mining machinery. just outside tne
PREMISES, enjoying the bright moonlight
the old man Joined Us and took up the
thread OF his discourse anew IN regard
10 the important developments lust
ahead at his mine. i've g"t II sure tIlIs
time, Mr.. Campbell" was one o. the eN'
presslOns that he repeated several lines:
There was not SO much az quaVer Oh
hesitation in his voice. II was cheery
and confident all the time. sucn talth
have not found, no. not In israel was
the quotation that came constantly 20
my mind, Another thougnt came aIsO
INTO nv mind. ! recalled the recent pa
thstIn storv Of an old man who died In
western Kansas after waiting three long
and weary wears for the rain that never
,ranoc-for the rain that would have
hrnupht him a crop, lifted his mortgage
and eaved his home He watched every
cloud that rolled by in oil those years,
oiways saying to mis- family, IT'S s 'nE
~ rain now" But 1t never rnIned. Ana
~ Inc very last, at the end OF the three
narehed years, as he lay dying on ms
couch, stili hoping against hope, the old
man was heard to say with his expiring
breath, ''it's gAng to rain now,
So / am sure II will he With the OLD
hermit 81 the Joplin field. expect my
friend, TO whom am indebted for this
plsaCant and instructive visit 70 the ore
rerions of southwest Missouri, to report
N ms some day that the old man At lGst
lied An his cottage repeating what ne
saId to us. rive got Il sure This finae'
W SSru Campbell" AYw' G.
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q phyEician's oiheo
where she has un-
dergone q critical
examination with
animpression,mora
or less. Of discour.
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The per capita of money aHoat down
here IS said to far exceed that OF any
distrlet Of Missouri outside the large
cities. The yield OF the mines Is az this
time AZ the rate Of six million dollars
per year, which 10, as You can easily
insure, whole lot Of money In rural
district, and calculated to make trade
mum and land rise In price, The price II
from 4iftg to thousand dollars per
Ocre. according 70 the development OF
ore. There Is no such thing Ms the as
Sured existence Of ore deposits at any
Iocality. All that Is known Il that lht
whole country Ia underlaid here and
there with zinc and lead. and that you
mag ''AtElke II rich most anywhere In
one district. Not over one proEpector in
Ten STRIKES It rich, however, nor even
moderately 90. "A IN oil 50 In these
ares there r. o predominance Of dry
holes. C'EhoBts" Os they call thcm),
where no many patient men have, like
the fishermen OF Galllee, "tollcd all
nlght and caught nothing" But the In
Gtinct OF gambling -"chnpclng a." ir
othef words-Sprlngs eternal, Ike hope
a. the human breast In nearly every
human being this instinct exists "
Sither an SetiYs Of dormant state; %
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AssIGNEE,s SALE.
Assigaee's Sale Of Ohio COuaty Real
Estate.

BY virtue Of . deed OF assignment made
by Thomas W. Kimmius and Sophia KIM
minis, his wife, to me, aB assignee, bear
ing date on the third day Of February III
and now Of record in the clerks once o
the county court Of Ohio county Wet
Virginia, IA Deed Of Trust Book No, u,
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was particularly interested In his exc
battalion on the subject Of luck. He
named over the Smiths and the JOneses
and The Johnsons and the Jhompsons
(only his citations were mostly German
namesl in and around Joplin who some
years ago were no better of than he was
at this time, and yet, said ne, turning TO
me In q dead earnest way, 'look Ut them
now; a Twin in fine houses and lots Of
money in bank" Then, continuing. he
went on to say further that he was mot
out for no big money Ike them felIers,
but Just for enough 10 get a good farm
OF his own" AT this point / must say
that felt myself In deep sympathy
with our Sunday morning visitor, and
did not hesitate to wish him great luck.
The word ''luck" figured much in his
conversation, as fancy # does in all
mining fields. heard much of 1t, for
lnetance. IN Colorado last summer. l
was particularly struck with his remark
that he had good hope in his luck"
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Later on the boss came and The Mis-
souri, farm boy had satisfactory inter-
view with him and got lease Of a shaft
site. Such sites are leased on royalty
Of twenty ave per cent Of the reSuIts, the
lessee finding everything. The vast
prairie Is dotted With these sites, where,
as IN the oil fields. sturdy and anxious
men are seeking TO get stake In the
wealth Of the country.
There is another character whom Ihave
met here, and In whom have become
very deeply interested. He Is not a Mis-
souri, farm boy. but an old man to whom
Mr.. C. introduced me on our first days
outing over the pFairies He was AZ the
bottom Of hls shaft ION Mr.. C.'s landl
when we drove up to 1t and got out Of
our buggy and "hulloed" him down the
four by five foot opening. He was thlr-
ty.seven feet down and we could not see
him, but we could hear him with the Ut
most GistlnctnesS. "Hnllo! What luclS?"
sung out the boss. 10 which the old
man replied. in clear. ARM and resilient
tones. "oh! "a that yod, Mr. camp6eli?"
I've got good luck IN report. Since you
were here last week, I've got good tndl-
cations. My last shot brought me 10 the
rock that covers the cap that surely
oVeFlays the ore I'll come right up
with q piece Of It and let you see It."
And, sure enough. he did. He came
creeping up his ladder, holding on by
one hand to the rounds and to the rock
by the other.
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that the average man would Gather
Chance 4" on the prospect Of g strike
than 70 work for wages,
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He vas a man slxty-seven years old,
grlzzled with age and work, yet pleas
ant and fresh faced and rather prepos-
sesslng, He was introduced to me as
Mr.. SIbley, and (previouslyl as man
who had a history. He is known as the
hermit Of the field; as a mysterious man
who has shafted IN this field for seven
years and yet has never struck Il either
rich or lean even. Also as a man who
had shafted for years in the Galena
field, across the line, over In Kansas,
where he was the same unhappy mas.
ter, whom: disaster followed fast and
followed faster" Unhappy" however.
Il moi the word that applies to him. Far
from It. The voice that came up the
shaft, and that preceded his appearance.
gave no sign Of unhappiness. II was
clipper and buoyant. And so II was on
top OF ground. He explained, and he ex-
planned, for a full half hour, all about
the dead sure thing that was near at
hand al the bottom Of his Shaft.the real:
IzIng Of whichwas undoubtedly presaged
by the rock in hand, And so we Ieft
him in the full enjoyment Of the great
good fortune that but awaited an
other shot or two to uncover the cap"
that overlaid the ore.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-26
GRAND JURORS ACTION.
Judge Ellsworth Refuses to Allow Them to Be Questioned
 in Court

OAKLAND, March 25.-Attorney Moore attacked the validity of the accusation under which Supervisor Charles Roeth is being tried before Judge Ellsworth. This move was made this afternoon when the defense called R. D. Hunter, a member of the Grand Jury which indicted MT. Roeth, and asked him if .Ie had voted for the indictment.
 District Attorney Shook objected on the ground that the question was incompe- tent, irrelevant and immaterial and not touching an issue in the case. He further declared that it was a contempt of court in asking such a question as it tended to disturb the privacy of the Grand Jury, which the law forbids. If such a question Jury's actions would be public affairs and every mans vote used against him after ward.
 MT. Moore asked if he could be allowed to prove that the accusation was returned by part of the jury or all of them, as it was only signed by the foreman and sec retary.
 here, and 1 don't know that 1t can be raised anywhere else answered the Court.
 Henry Beamer, another member of the jury, was called and asked the same ques- tion.. but did not answer on the objection of District Attorney Shook.
 Were all of the members of the Grand Jury present the day the accusation was voed upon?" was the next question shut off by an objection.
 ''We desire to show said Mir. Moore, that the accusation was not the work of the Grand Jury, but of certain members of that body"