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The true northerner., 1898-12-07
PEACE OVERTUREs.
Spain Takes steps to Bring About
Close of the War.

Close of the War.
The annihilation of Admiral Cervera's
feet followed by the capitulation of San
tiago. having brought to the Spanish gov
ernment a realizing sense OF the Aeless-
ness of continuing a struggle nowN ming
wholly UNEQUAL IL made overtures or peace
through the French ambassador, VINO with
the assent Of his government, had acteo as
the friendly representative OF Spanish IN
terests during the war. On the 18th OF July,
M Cambon presented a communication
signed by the duke Of Almodovar, the span
ish minister of state. inviting the United
States TO state the terms upon when IL
would be willing to make peace. on July
20 by a communication addressed 10 tne
duke Of Almodovar and handed TO M cam
bon, the terms OF this government were an
nounced, substantially as in the protocol,
afterwards signed on August 10, the span
isb reply dated August Z, was handed Dy
NJ Cambon to the secretary OF state. IL acss
cepted Internationally the terms lmposeo
as to Cuba Porto Rico and an lslanu OF tne
T,adrones group but appeared to seek TO
introduce inadmissble reservations IN re-
gard to our demand as to the Philipplnes.
Conceiving that discussion on TINS Polhf
could neither he practicable or prohtabie,
directed that in order to avoid misunoeT.-
standing the matter should De IortnWun W.
/ closed by proposing the embodiment In a
! formal protocol of the terms in which the
| negotiations for peace were TO be unuer-
TAKEN. The vague and inexplclt susses-
| tions of the Spanish note could not be ac-
cepted. the only reply being TO present as
! virtual ultmatum draft of protocol en-
! bodying the precise terms rendered 70
Spain in our note of July 80, with added
stipulations Of detail as to the appoint
ment of commissioners to arrange for the
evacuation of the Spanish Antilles; On
August II NJ. Cambon announced his re,
/ ceipt of full powers to sign the protocoi
so submitted Accordingly. on the after
noon OF August u, NJ. Cambon. as the
/ penipotentary Of Spain, and the secre-
tary of state, as the plenipotentiary OF the
/ United States, signed a protocol, provld-
ing: ,
"Articls l. Spain will relinquish all claim
Of sovereignty over and title TO Cuba.
article 2. Spain will cede the United
/ States the island of Porto Rico and other
islands now under Spanish sovereignty IN
The West Indies, and also an island in the
Ladrones, TO be selected by the United
( States. "a,
cupy and hold the city, bay and harDor OIL
Manila pending the conclusion OF a treaty
of peace which shall determine the con
troll. disposition and government or the
Philippines"
pointment of Joint commissions on the parl
of the United States and Spain TO meet N
Havana and San Juan respectively ioi
Continued on page 3.
The true northerner., 1898-12-07
THE SANTIAGO CAMPAIGN.
Its Successful Issue Gave Us the En-
tire Eastern End of Cuba.

On June % the movement against San
tiago was begun. On the oath the first Sc
rious engagement took place, in which the
First and Tenth cavalry and the First
United States volunteer cavalry, Gen.
Young's brigade of Gen. Wheelers division,
participated losing heavily. BY nightfall,
however. ground within five miles of San
tiago was won. The advantage was stead
lily increased. On July l, severe battle
tsok place, our forces gaining the out
works of Santiago; on the second FL Caney
and San Juan were taken after a desperate
charge, and the investment OF the city was
completed. The navy cooperated by SHELL
ing the town and the coast forts.
sinking of the Spanish Fleet.
on the day following this brilliant
achievement of our land forces, July 8,
occurred the decisive naval combat of the
war The Spanish fleet, attempting to
leave the harbor. was met by the American
squadron under command or Commodore
Sampson. In less than three hours all the
Spanish ships were destroyed, the TWO
torpedo boats being sunk, ana the Maria
Teresa Almirante Oquendo, Nizcaya ana
Cristobal Colon driven ashore The span
ish admiral and over 1,SOO men were taken
prisoners while the enemy's loss was de-
plorably large, some 600 perishing. On
our side but one man was killed, on the
Brooklyn, and one man was seriously
wounded. Although our ships were re-
peatedly struck, not one was seriously IN
iured Where all so conspicuously dis
tinguished themselves, from the command
in the boiler rooms, each and all contribut-
ing toward the achievement of this as
founding victory, for which neither an
cient nor modern history affords parallel
in the completeness OF the event and the
marvellous dsproportion of casualties, Ii
would be invidious to single out any for
especial honor. Deserved promotion has
rewarded the more conspicuous actors-the
nations profoundest gratitude is due to all
of those brave men who by their skill and
devotion i'm a few short hours crushed the
sea power of Spain and wrought a triumph
whose decisiveness and far-reaching con-
sequences can scarcely be measured Nor
can we be unmindfu of the achievements
OF our builders, mechanics, and artisans
for their skill in the construction of our
warships
with the catastrophe OF Santiago Spain s
!, effort upon the ocean virtually ceased. A
spasmodIc effort toward the end Of June
10 send her Mediterranean fleet under Al
The true northerner., 1898-12-07
WIN. AYREs & SONS, Philadelphia.

nTe To the members and officers Of THIS
Society and all who aided them in their
philanthropic work, the sincere and lasting
gratitude of the soldiers and the pubic Is
due and is freely accorded.
In tracing these events we are constantly
reminded of our obligations to the Divine
Master for His watchful care over us and
His safe guidance for which the natoIl
makes reverent Acknowledgement, and of
fers humble prayer for the continuance oil
HE favor
The true northerner., 1898-12-07

nlral Camara to relieve Manila was
/ abandoned, the expedition being recalled
after it had passed through the Suez
The true northerner., 1898-12-07

draw, thereby breaking on diplomatic re-
lations between the two countries and ceas-
ing all official communication between
their respective representatives. Gen.
Woodford therupon demanded his pass
ports and quilted MadrId the same DAY.
The true northerner., 1898-12-07

The national defense under the $4,000, 600
fund was expended In large part by the
army and navy and the objects for which
IL was used are fully shown in the reports
timely appropriation. enabling the govern
ment to strengthen its defense and making
preparations greatly needed In case of war
ments of equipment and for the conduct of
the war, the patriotism OF the congress pro-
vided the means I'm the war revenue act of
June 1S. by authorizing three per cent;
popular loan not to exceed $500, 900 900 and
by levying additional imposts and taxes.
or the authorized loan, $500, ,000, 900 were Of
fered and promptly taken, the subscrip-
tions so far exceeding the call as TO cover
IL many times over, while, preference be-
ing given TO the smaller bids no single allot-
ment exceeded $5 600 This was a most en-
couraging and significant result. showing
the vast resources OF the nation and the
determination Of the people TO upheld their
country's honor.
The true northerner., 1898-12-07
BRIEF HISTORY OF THE WAR.
Leading engagements and Thrilling
Achievements Recounted.

II Il not within the province OF this mef,
sage TO narrate the history OF ths & I
traordlnary war that followed the Spar -
declaration OF April n, but brief reop
OF its more salient features Is sppropr
The true northerner., 1898-12-07

Women love a clear, healthy com
plexion Pure blood makes it. Bnrdeck
Blood Bitters makes pure blo9eE
The true northerner., 1898-12-07

mlral Camara to relieve Manila was
abandoned, the expedition being recalled
after ii had passed through the SLez
canal.
Capture Of santiago.
The caDitulation OF Santiago followed
The city was closely besieged by land, while
the entrance Of our ships into the harhor
cut off all relief on that side. After truce
to allow Of the removal OF noncombatants
protracted negotiations continued from
July until July 10, when, under menace
of Immediate assault the preliminaries Of
surrender were agreed upon. On the lIth
Gen. Shafter occupied the city. The capltu-
lation embraced the entire eastern end OF
Cuba The number of Spanish soldiers sur
rendered was % 600, all Of whom were sub
seauently conveyed 10 Spain al the charge
of the United States.
Gratitude of the Nation.
The story Of this successful campaign is
told in the report of the secretary OF war
which will be laid before you The indi-
vidual valor OF officers and soldiers was
never more strikingly shown than in the
several engagements leading to the sur
render of Santiago, while the prompt move
ments and successive victories won instant
and universal applause. To those who
! gained this complete triumph which estab-
! iished the asoendency of the United States
upon land as the fight off Santiago had fixed
our supremacy on the seas, the earnest and
lasting gratitude of the nation is unspar-
ingly due. Nor should we alone remember
the gallantry of the living; the dead claim
our tears, and our losses by battle and dis
ease must cloud any eXultaton at the re-
suit and teach us to weigh the awful cost
of war. however rightful the cause or sig
nal the victory
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-06

A3 mg sfra some expressions
Of diet soine pptrons
az tia erfsasae ~ whether Il
pays D isui te milk or not, { win
give my eNuefienne win SIX cows
tins utamer e8lktsa sevean cows
aslr8tlp afe ars psr' Of ghe
susnmer bns u0e 5lg goe 4 fore
leg aver wi sstd emu II so bad
that | bsta tsgirg iter psN / dfdnb
get mach laf of her rs FAR as the
mlk x4s epnearusedl / commenced
llaulium Mlt lie l2th day of'
Aprl ana3 qpst Use lsf aay of Nov
aud site ereial- we're sfeS 1a or IN
average of sI "a FOR The six cows,
and tasp OF benz y,,ra y year old
llelfefs gasi one III Tie other COWS
came Ia tlle fail s., fore Ny bGYs
hauied tlse milk with 81 pa,r Of
pouies ants earned $50 ON tive side,
taAina msik FAR some neigllhors
besides | IIave four good caiyes. i
consider tifat fnrtv weil for
commnu cows, Il SHOUTED like TO
arfange il % nave some sgantanoases
aud sa,oald III il wasn't far tile
fsses sIsas ms wiad mill IL al,aat so
roas fssm the basn nal i13isimpos
sible sume i !
that far FOR water wltiloor fleeziug
their ;s;sts.
Respectfully.
Dec aslgg g. H. Wheeler.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-06

i@F NHl NOV &f~wiMN
na84UttRyavfn ltyeen 9Baae "a the o'h43 w
esfraiFE tn8ggeaea lphae and tatea a
b8rfBantisjH 30 bBhfatsN apEt eaf
5.fses gsFfgaeor t8 3Rtac% Tracy ahu.
Rtf@fapF grae@ a8ugfHsEoR
g@sygt ~ .ty HIndrcNi 4ioiitre sftA 4niNfhat sngt1
Y. - thevAte ~ f3e3ve uef cent ger aen'lt't
aayabl. annually. according te me soaH.tsen.
5000. 0rogDis-Dr nnse ana ct'upph 49,
atesa "A, gratn aftAched ttpnu tyiileia t5iefe
fsfgs atftfa iatsUf TITS ui,tlea TIE shp ~ 7is"'
FsunF,cJ md shfttv $500 dollars
N.vg getirAis 9ereDy gitenthWt a40 49,
mss sssh rs foreeiDsea by saieut rlae noftsa
s,ss4 t5rrygises. situatp iu the county o peF ~"
sfnts Tnf Saatii Dakota. ana desefinet ~ N"r
lows. towit So fffaani
TNa aontbeast tHsrteru ~ section 30 1879
~ fnVpzhin Spa oueN hu9iofed anu lWtaehl
S,,ptfs afrnnge So. t~fty-sfs west ef the llti
,gtaeiusl neridiun eoHtaiuing one Huh"t"o
ans siKtg tcres t4t..re,ssna he
intssglMN 8ilt ta MAIDS go }fnnlte aHDt =
the hfarfff ~ satd eaunts Ht uhs tFoHt aepr Y
~ e,eft tonseittaectt of FFenstef ~
ofrgtypf 1av aHd tate ~ S9Htt LaAu
,,fnressi8. ON Saturday. tie str Gay 81 3ahNr
~ so. 1898 AZ uus oicinek fl ne attetRtooh
81 that aass an..n.. "a
1897. $1,000
.lasepius Ailey. ahdaaA83@si LtaU9
AftaFuRv Tor Guaftca&eess
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-06

ISL DIN DrofH-1W
State al Ssnnti lakata.3 t IN .~lltsfien GnHrf
Gannty at Dav. 8efarp e. Hunting
ton. gustieRpf tie Peace
Julius Hagsfad. Plaintiff.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-06

k@fayitb 4ltf ttt-NHN
Noticaa IS 1efa5v liran ANA 4 nnrt4Earn OK
ecttsest by iiciiHai. 8rilinaug amt Atrlasnimipis.
ul9FF asisors. ts3 ID *. tg8murun. nurf4x:g.ss.t..
attFaii January first. iSgA, tecllrxlsaf .lsanTiitFv
%sisn. lhaA. in nook ~ 81 mortgages, DHgs rs.
ia tiiosatlife ~ ITssIstesrBi fiessfts or l3aV CONN
tE- sontlI i1HisAita. vlitsile laTsefosasi IA 4 4tla
ontiie 1i"rtgagea Wifnate 1fwlI 1ls iauGil,
east a%4fstrfegT ~ 1DFtiietst WtIIrtVFr ufa riir
nnFfittasf aE~iftrfnfs On tlies suutaIeaaE gmarrs.r
tsitt Sac Testiiaifo 90 tiir sauUheSsE QfIaIf1sr az
-ss-fIon ftftir- 1isyiIsinua yHe a%aIaitInsf amt wveu-
tNfotT lol14i % range f~ifnrtiws. IA bag Gatnthv
Sntth Dasatsi. ftS pnniic gucfIan lv gilfs siieritt
~ ~aanNgfsnnrNo on SlatEIUtaE Iala l2.aE iaw al
tsftgllszT. lhaSa az the il0nr ~ n.snauH aarx nm.
"a falt EexlIt dnnr ~ l4Ie cuurtt iousa n baia aIrr
al N~tssstassg ina stlul Gssnnrv EIau 4fstfe. <,
satisfy tIa7ifma OF 3Ats9. rite aanusutu now
ciaaistft ant iessea a. be-, ttuet Ifoatr 44afL morn
IaHc Nv prineiDat, l1toraat. ats:i,ss andl a1fnrn-
err sesx-
Datsssl December NTH. lsg7.
Oh. Compton.
9so.eS Mor'@yIHef.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-06
Na,fen ~ Inrtgarp foreclosure safe
- 80 aG.-Ian


Sotise 4 liesehv given that d certain mort
e.apc. guada and dated the thlrty.afSt dag or
Nav. Isas. hy Mary u. Bates andJ oiin bAtes'
and wife, nurtEagOrsf toMattliew
Tracr And Michael Tracy. nurtgagees, 70 -
cnre he 1YNvtnent of he sum OF one hunnFeh
md Tfty dnilars and interest, lpnn wflieit
hero 3 ciaimed 10 % due as tue 1ats
~ this uniee the suB pf one hunnHei
ana uipntysama.iaiiar snu eiahtN-seven cents,
vail hs fbrnetbse by atsaie of the nnrt&aEed
r,rpuerfv. 2vnieiuis situate IN Tie cauutH -
Day aud state al Sauth Dakota and describea
IS follows. t1wif
TIE rortteast auartee ~of the soutaeast quar-
tern, section Nu. twe@tygtflreet ~ intownsilp
Nos one hundred amt tsyentsgtSFo .t11} nptth
80 rs;s=o No. titty,six J5al west, containing
forty acreSof land.
Wineh8 sale will Ds msde az puhltc auetlon
hyfheE ilrftF 81 aid county. az tte 'front.' loor
81 he oourt Iousaeinstbe clty % Nebsfar, IA
said county 81 DaV ault state of Snnttr 2attofa,
oaESaturday. the 29ttudavof JaltaatT- N9a az
unao scihek IN the atternoou-
Dated Webster. South Dasota. Dechmber 40.
1891.
Matthew Tracy
Josethlss ALLOW. and h1cilHet Tracy
NttorneN for moFtUaUees. Mortgage s..
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-06

ANtN AlND AJFCH
Default having been made M The conditions
~ one certain lanrtgaee. dated the 2Sthr GAY o.
December. As %. Xxx. executed anu Delivered
by FraukkB Sutton snd Alice NJ sutton, mort
ga0oFg. to Charles III. Compton. nanTrEaEee.
given 10 secure the payment ~ 500 acSofctHE
to tbe conditions IS one pToFaiscry note ana
interest coupons thereto attachen. VsnicfI ala
norf0age was rrcogtfad in he office of register
~ deeds Of said Dar county. South Dakota. Oh.
the second dsy ~ Janunrv. 1891. ~ JiiD .. a..
in book ~ 81 tnorfsageS on mage ~
Aud. WtserpaSatNSHs agrced ia sato MORTGAGE
aud the said sgete secured thereby. usat y ae-
fault be made ia lthe payment Of the interest
ms the eatne became due oHSaid ln1FfEagc 8nd
The note and coupons ecured tiierehY. Or &
tiIe satd lHurfEanors shoHld tail to Day the
taxes assessed against the premises coverNd
by said HorfQaEe. Their and ia that case.
the said mortgage ana the mortgage debf se
cufed thereby vas 70 bscoIns clue aha payftuis
at ttie election OF be holder Of said aorteago.
And. whereas tias AID moftga stfHvefaiier
re- Das uFcnuSe to 30 phtd the lntbrnSt on N9V
dns Dec. 4sfS 1895, aud $50 due Dec ISL. 1871,
ami have failed TO pay or cause "a ne patd the
on lac tuarrgared uremipss fnFrhe Years
1888 aud 1925 and WHEREAS the said lnnrfRas
gee hF TeSS0nA az such tsetauit las elected ana
does herehv eject and declare the whnle aia.
otDt secured by said mortgage que itu pay
able. anuSthat the %atupuut ciatmH1 due there-
ofI at the dateFt tins notice. st1e sum OF SDb
pflncinal anu interest aub S24.s4fottAXe maid
Noticeis Hereby Stvengthat thesaid mortgage
will be foreciused ~ asate Of the morrgagen
promises. same being situated ius p eCnuut3 Oh
Day. ststes South Dakota to1yit Itiesputh
o%ns~1alf 81 the southeast quarter - section
uumber tairee f8t and sontt o%ussiaif uf south
west quartHr of section lumber two ~ aiilu
township -aEs,HluBdrett aud twenty tl1ul range
number tittgsstxt5 So supposed 90 contains 10
fcTes 81 land
Witch saie will be made ~ public auction
81 the frralt inar0fth e court liOnse IN tho clT'
uf Wetlsttsfgin 3av county SOUTH DaSota. on
tbe2gfil dag t{-lHnnAFv q. -. lS2s, at two
O'Clock 9nsn. tosatisfy Said mortgage deot, oe-
sides the costs Of this foreclosure.
Dated f&ec.1g, 1881.
G~iiarlex n. Gompton-
81 III. Lend! Mortgages
Afforupa sr1unrfuaUp
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-06

Notice of Settlement ri Finai Account
ikt lpb Dec y
Stateof Sunth Dakota ln.0auHtv
Conntg OF DaS. Court
Iu8 ha mRtteraaf the .sfgtea hrig hiiRsrlHuh.
deresSed.-Sotace nj satfieunnt "a aaSA
aoe8unt,
Notice IS iierehp gwen ttIat II, tA Ntetsf1 tie.
ants apneintea amt qualified Jtimlutsttsrtoro ~
the estarc OF ETiis fagnrtanu lius 1enftereHa amt
presented far settlhment amt iled iu sasd
cuurr. his accOtitft ut his administration ~
said estate 8mt-that AnHdAss tile l9tit taT
90 January. II D. IS9s, Deiugadag or 1 tarm %
said ennFt. tawit riie iauaagT ter7n. A. d..
1885. az 0o'ctogt if tte forenoon ~ saids das
40 ttie court rnam af gRta court. af tie cHHrf
house iuthe city az Webster iIsHid county or
Dav. has 1een iuiv apunintet 0E taie sath
go1rf l1rrths settlement ct stiad dccnunt- as
vtticntime and Dlaca amy psfS0a iutefosted ~
said sstate1 nlgv anpear and die lis axcertanns
IN NvrI6iuEt0 tiia said account ~agd GnHtesb the
saIns.
Dated an WHtlstprg %tatee 81 south DHs0ra-
dis 2ista day ~ Dhramhar. a ID 1891.
rSpal3 JasenhJ II Gawau.
Attest William Afriisnu. .lndgc rs t1les
GlerAsa tie Cmiu6y Court. GGgnty E0urt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-06

lSte 0bo Dt1 B-Tg
nfuAslst iaAanis Detfi nstttia IN tiiH enuiifiumsF
az !. ef'raan n"rf q stasesi sDril Tfsn. Al o..
0eEs. s1ssrrttHtta aiItt dtii1afTstd 1s .Etsspn EYit,pu.
sssn aud hrisrsne Kslisensnn. mnrrc,.Tsrss =,
t.s'nat Nhsisnas mortgages. wtitciI 4slsll nnr--
tstHe ~ rrrprtsst IN tiie afilrfs OF rw,,aszsr ae
isfsskof bix cnhutT 1rntit 0alSa,er. n, h,,ols "a
~ snnss<sese sh DaHf bs. aur1 ON v.iarsi 4aa.i
tsie sslln vt zig..n principal amt i,,ts,,s.s, a.,5
W. fssr ta@1ssspa4u.
Sufiss IN issfTsfiv aivnn thur Tim .as,3 u,,,.
Sasfst viii ne fsssTscissssuiiC A 4sllis ar rIie m.r,s
5anesa gfeiaifas. - flIassss ia 4stist Daw annnfsr
~ ah~''ss-Ea~ffz riiIs 8Dslt1l iistsf @4l~y ~
.sse 1nsiittssb 9@iatfer lHass al 4srfsttn ry..unv-
Assrr tsFr - 80 1pvsEiiip aoa iunutirHf ,,il.f
tuu ~ scfss. irzisrp az iesa.
shielI ate xii 49, mantle AT DuiiiAe anruiuu
~ ~" haiiir aaar IA rils cSnfrr lnuss, n, 10. r,rr.
or Nsf1sfrr- fm Dssss ss.unfr -,,urss rs,u.sa - -
ts's 1stliaag af ssnntsrN. 4. D. pFsp~ AZ sv-s
t~sssss. asHh tnt
Dnsss,t 0er.. ~ aaE..
~ H.. Lnnaa. a s.an Nh1asht-
ertorrIsy fsart norflyauas.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-06
LII NnrtRaee Forecln.nre Sic.

Glia4tei Mortgage foreclosure Sale.
NoftuaUurg .lonu 4. Stoii.
Marfgsgee. o. A.. Gliilson and GlIilsosa IS
Hanged.
Present 0ysgisr III m~Drtgage- %. a. Ghtlsoa.-
Morteasse1 - tated the SSrd day Of Deceznher,
~ -. 1ss.
Amount iueiand claimed to be tue alsm
said InorTsaue ~ tlie date OF this notice Is
the Sum1ot S29a 20.
R~ollowsnRiE Che descriptions 81 the mort
gagged propsTsv covered nv said mortgages. VIZ:
One biRc& Instrc 40 years Old, white facp one
brown mares years old one brown bause =
yearsoia ant eBe brown mare. white faca,
= years t4dan ttlc prfug o flSgs, and also al
increass of eatd stock.
oticeis1iefeb given that default liaEanR
been made IN lies conditions OF the above Inens
toned csaattei mortgage, which default sam
sists iutisas thai tie drbt secured In said
mortgage is long past dine ami wholly unpaid.
theesaiu mortgage vail Ds fnFeciosed 3ir a sale
Of the sstdi sstBnve described rnoFtgaget lsrup.
erts 90 Duhiic auction, az the front dnor af tsle
court lloaseanAtlse city Of Wei,sterg in Day
cnnnryg SANTA. A.skssts, ~ SATURDAY.. the ~ II
dsv OF Januafg, .A..ps iAas, atfxgof ocinrs d. IN.
~ shAt dns ~ a8tsfN si3d 1nart tat.e fless
b-siaes t4ssg.sssstsj InIsscgosst.t.
Bsstat 5sasaaF % ISIS
L~N.l8inist9t..
" IA. Linai. Mort1efrer ua nrrsaer
ttfortEN. tla'stss;sss-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-01-06

Statea f S;nath lakata, Iu Gstsiien GnIlrt
Comfy af Dayg Before &. Hunting.
ton. JilstieRp f tie Paaca-
Julius Haustad. Plaintiff.
VS..
-. y. Dove. Defendant.
Tie stateau 81 south Daeotas sentiss creating
t0tEle aisoyessfamBd defendant
You gfrr. iinreby samusnaf and required IN
aFgupar bafors ne az mvr oftiea in tie city OF
WtssYssar. Day Gnunry, Snuffi AatsnFa. au Ufle
Sfif stax 81 Daoainherg t6gS. 8rCthe lnNr Of I'm
ioiciaek slm.- aud answer tit-esonnuiHiut of lie
~uiaintiIf tilovssftamed. Julius flagstaff. wine
ciaimssto recnverof ynu afIe slim. Of one nun
tp~nt dollars, tieinar tiie amnnnr now the amt
hi paid on ia gtrgunntl Tor Dt3ara. luftging amt.
carcafuruistSesi ths Defendant bv plaintiff at
Darscnuntv Suntit Dakota, between JiIe lsb.
dayeof january tSSS. autt TIM LIST tag OF De-,
0esntiar. 1877, "a t5iss reanes1taf defendant an0
ft,r which tiie Defendant promised ant usrnen.
with plaintiff TO pHv tfDe said alnnnmN therefor
And yousarna hereby notified Jliar q Non fast Eo
apuesfra az said timss and placer unit make an
ssvers 10 tie ssl~ftGpTuntatuf ~ Uiatntlff. CHIT
plaintiff viii take Judgement against N0fI Bv
default fur die sam OF one ifmusifxft dollars.
t~ugefiisrE with die Gnsfs siidl Disbursements af
ttiiR action
Datesil a. Whistler south nsgotst, riiis Ind
fiax Of DecainDerg 1891
L Huntington,
y Actsot. JugtfUBHef tho pffaca tur
Attorney for piainfiff. the eaty of Nsfistar.
Day eDunrv - ID
and v,u. Y. r. Dove. the tiiBve.naanof tee
fenriatit, asSs Ieressg n1rtiesf riiar tie topves
entitled 1gfinm liasa Hsaff adiimgTIsai uuill the
ilttt day Of RsflrnnTvs. 1884. al filn lIufr- 81 ren
giciuekli f-gn.tt1g sfslcae tx rtie aifT af Nesiistatr-
Dag csnuts SpmtT Dai.utst..
DssEtat liis via tsg % AefefuttTTL lBgT.
IL. a-tnFingsnn.,
Jlisticn af tiins Psacn.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-09-16
No Ground For Complains.

Jacksonville, Fla. Sept. ls.-Colonel
Henry Egbert of Davenport, Ia. vet
Gran OF the civil war, who is member
OF the commission sent here by the
governor OF Iowa tn examine the con-
di,ion OF the camp and Of the men
from the Iowa regiments said today:
"The locations of the camps are ~
good AS could be found anywhere. The
water is of tho best and abundant. In
the hospitals we have found much to
please us. Waeu think OF what we
endured In the evil war. 1t makes me
sick to hear some Of the complaints
that have come from men locn ted as
are the men Of the Srvcnth corps
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-09-16
FUNERAL OF tho Emprs.. OF Au.trl..

Vienna, Sept l3.-The plans for the
funeral of the late Empress Elizabs tn
who was assinated by an anarchist at
Geneva. contemplate bringing the re-
mains TO Vienna nett Thursday, "a
lying in state on Friday, and the obse-
quires of interment on Saturday.
Every flag in the city is at half mast
and the threatres. races and ether
smusements are suspended indefinitely.
All tho archdukes and the Archdlr,hess
Maria VALERIE have arrived at Sohoer-
brunn.
Dispatches oil coincidence are arriving
at the palace from all parts of the world,
testifying to profound horror and sym
patty Among them are messages
from President Mckinley. from EN-
peros William and from nearly all the
European soverigns. The court will
90 into mourning for six months