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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06
Mortgage sale oa Execution
49, -

- EA0 A&# -W-fM-
Notice 4 hereog gvea- that 1y virtue q 2
!nGgment and decre IL foT ~ g Ger
tSln resi- estate uas2 uu4y rUGeraa by
tue AIrcnAE NoGr LAT 1GlfE.
Scuta nBNata. ard g no 41
III TIE N1Ace Ctuaa - aA4
for sai4 touu a1 Bay AN@
p8H8Dtla G4l
0A
CLERK Uf&&e GErcGlG CONT. And B T
Of saId Court. directing me 10 sell the said
real estate pursuant 70 said Judgment and
6eC8c ~ AuGre@ - >4ndgag. sAeriE l1 9In
tgr tse N0GnsT ot Day. e 10 Sl4te ~ S9nth
state- "a xEe AeE a-4
aa- 4& uuafEc 8uct4a1. e m
TIE CU4FsEG e. kae tlE
D. l-t@4 Eaat cay ~ @ ~
meat an6 eecree. "a - nnCA tbeTenf 3 rhe
SaIae wEf& satisfy l&&E sEs pne 81 M
solo as aforesaid pursuant - ss44 gu9cneur
and dFcrse. anG re said special execution.
and tbi- EST8ce are Describes a. follows. &c
vii. The S0ush east quarter 81 SecEion No.
Fwenry-seTsn " IN 4oWuSGGp No. 0ue bnnd-
red tweDtg-f0ur t34f noFth ~ Range No..
hlty-a1ue $50 west ct tins fifth principal Meri-
dian ana co2talniag To- acres more or lees
AID being situated ia the County OF Day in
the State % South Dakota
Dated this LAD day OF Nay 1885.
Andrew A. SapGrig,
AttoTneys forPlaintia
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Discovery Of the Home Of Buddha-

Far away ON the border Of Nepal the
home of Guatama Buddfs has been dis
covered. Buddha lived about 500 B. c.
and was the son Of the rajah of Kapila-
vastu- A pillar. inscribed by the EN-
pernr Asoka in the third century B. c.,
marks the city site. The ruins are all
OF brick and are covered with jungle
and 30 extensive that their exploration
viii require years. The city was de
sfroyed during Buddha's lifetime. 1t
was a mass Of ruins in A. ID. 40, when
the first Buddhist Chinese pilgrim made
his way there The buildings that are
now being excavated are older than any
thing known in India heretofore
don Lett0.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06

my father, says q Lon9On restan-
rant keeper. was a milkman, and mis-
paa 10 gae ah0rh0od II Har-
le7 stree lie supplied the Gladstone
Eaily with mllk. and / delivered it,
One day when On my rounds a thunder
storm came ON as / had Just reached Mr.
Gladstone's house. and the rain descend
Ell ia torrents. / rang the servants bell,
but it was not promptly answered, and
meantime ! was being soaked with the
rain. The front door opened, and a
kindly voice asked me 20 step into the
doorway, 50 that ! might he sheltered.
Mr.. Gladstone lad seen me from the
window and opened the door himself.
He also rang for the servant, SO that i
might be attended to without further
delay"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06
FEAR or RAIN m CUBA.
The EVIL Enecs OF Water Ts Not q Mere
Saperst8ffon There.

Ihe EviA EueNf OF &&er ~ MOI q Mere
Superstition There
The average Cuhan is dreadfully
afraid OF r~ainyyafer. He believes tnat
drenching in a rainstorm, followed by
exposure to the rays Of the sun. pro-
duces fever-not necessarily yellow fe-
yer, but an attack something similar to
what Is known as swamp fever m Mis-
sissippi or chagres in the .isthmus Of
Panama
The same belief prevails in Central
and South America. bat in q greater
degree. On both coast lines of Nicaragua
y light shower is the signal for a gen
eral scampering indoors and n disin-
ciinati0n to oome ont again until the
sky is perfectly clear. Up ON the high
plateau ON which the city OF Caracas in
Venezuela is situated and where there
should be little or no fear of fever the
natives are afraid to gx even their
faces wet. AT the first appearance Of .
xainstorm the cab drivers. Of whom
there are more than 400, put mp oiluloth
screens in front Of them and direct the
course Of ths horses through a couple Of
peephOleS avoiding even q slight splash
in the face
AL strangers from northern lstitudes
visiting Caracas are advised that not
only il rain dangerous. but that it Is
not safe to take . bath within ten
dzys after their arrival Men accustom-
ed TO = daily plunge find this advice
difficult 70 follow. especially in such y
warm climate. Most Of them disregard
il and find that il does them no harm.
and that it il a superstition based upon
the laxiness that follows . residence in
an atmosphere 30 e~nervating that the
dogs are too tired 10 get ont of the way
Of the horse il the horse wasn't too
tired to step on them.
The Cuban fear of rain. however. ia
based upon experience and isnot a mere
superstition New York Press
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06
THE CLOTHES Or AUTHORS


some Stx<ctnrE8 Upon the Dfe&& of Nag
iisla IxsrrHry Men
Noyeiists and playwrights in sample
quantities are the latest class 10 come
under the hasilisk eye and measuring
tape 81 The Tailor and Cutter. These
members Of the sister profession Of Jozr-
n2iism, and perhaps v the severely
judged members of parliament who
have appeared al q like connection, may
be relieved 20 know that the novelis1s
and playwrights scarcely excel them as
glasses cf fashion and molEs Ct form.
BY way 10 doubt OF sharpening his pen,
she tailor critic begins with T. Fang
viii, whose lounge snit '.might have
belonged to any period during the last
ten years and had even reached the
stage Of the shabby genteeL" How
ever. il i c~cns9ling 70 know that Mr..
ZangwilIfs literary s1cceSs enables him
TO wear q frok cost that nearly passes
muster. even though the accompanying
trousers are too short
Mr.. jerome. J. NJ. Barrie. Henry Ar
thur Jones and Hall Caine might al
most he called moderately well dressed
il q nons-yhsh sort Of way. AT all events
they avoid the shuddering ~solecisn q
Mearg q light coat and waicaar with
dark TROUSERS, attributed 10 Robert
Buchanan. or the mixed styles Of ". s.
Gilbert Bur the only two members Of
tie class wA0 1aeeservedly enjoy the
approval q car contemporary are Sir
Walter Eut aid Clement Scott The
ia lt ha re5oiced r.
lR might calsa him
- M prosperous CITY
~ Scott migA;
far q prosperous
a tailor. The 1orce q.
70 farther go.-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06

A remarkable tale Of human fecundi-
~ ID told by the London Daily Newa
An Italian peasant woman named Ora
nata. married as % years. has borne ss
children She began with single
darEhter. followed by six boys at .
birth. then by i've more. and these by
triplets twice and four at birth. After
this she limited hersalf. like ordinary
women. TO single babies and twins bat
wound up with another hatch Of four.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06

Observation-Disclosures. the reading
editor Of The AsterisK. is q busy fellow.
! saw him at the Office today with a
wastehasket beside him filled 10 the
brim.
Tetiow-Yes. ccnfound him. ButI'n
bet 4 furnished the most Of the material
He couldn't fill the basket if he didn't
have the stuff to III it. could he:-Bos-
ton TRANSCRIPT
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06
Coates. Notice.
Department Of the interior.
First pub June l5-su

-
lEitsd States Land Office. WatHrow ~
June y Isa .. ~.
s1-.slent ecn,cst sfiaavif having h>e,
..sa 40 this Office bs Edwin A.. Rusesh ron.
.sahs against Homestead Eatry No aiSsa
MAue September 18th. ls8s. For east 1. s.,~.,.
$3.50 Sre,son II, township 20 Rsoxe "a ~
Snnn-i AcDoaesl Coofesfre. IN whsrl I, ~
$3.50 lnAf Claimant has changed his rrs..
49, lIosa s.sa land, THAI he n.ser bp,ls .
nolse 90 SAID land or resided th~rs-,n ar n.as
"a, sestseanent OF aay Kind tbereca. $40
sna afar ss,eoy noilnet to appear. respond
eAes csndrncc touching sa,d .lla~.,s-s.
~, "eAsek a. M; ca Jasy n. lWy befnr~
nn.l esshtsSsi Webster. :. a.. and fhat
- nesf1ns ztA oe hesd at 10 oclo~k
isss asefare sae Register and r..
49, ne taiied SrstAs Land O5Sra \.
: ssM cunsrstsnt haying. In . n-,A~
ain..ssit nlei Aay ST. lsQ. srt y.r,h r.rpsr
$3.50 sn"s that after doe diIsxrDc- rrrs.n.s
Nsssor o. shis notice can nss - 49, r.
he rsYsn 49, Aad 'isrsclsd that surA potir~
" aas aHd proper puhlicafisa.
George w. fas~.
R.criyer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06
Notice ier Publication.

FIRST pub june &.Sw.
Land Office al Matertown. 5. D.. g.s.
ls.@. I
Notice IS hereby given that the tog.r,
named settler mas filed notice ofhis lsss9
70 make HOMESTEAD hnal proof ia sa.pssl
has claim, and that said proof vii j u
before the Judge or IN his sbseace "a &
of the County Court az Webster. s. DeH
- lsH9 viz.
kNUD n. EXE-
one of the heirs OF knut ssI,p 4
deceased. Hid Eatry No. gT70 ior te2
swA. sec. Is. twp IA- range 50.
he the following witnesses L q
his continuous residence upon and crlnsa
of said laid. viz:
Torkel j. Posse. Lars J. Laneslsa
Amundson and Briningei Petersoa, N
Webster. ;. ID. III. A. Babeok.
Rsysx
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06

Notice ofApalicafo ior pro5a y =
State 81 soNth DsGofa
conaty ot.1
John u. Koherfs ASA &rs. aatNa~Es "
heirs next 81 kin ~ GriHea /, s'1
deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of saidg our :.
the 18th day Of june AID. Isauatirs
tbat Munday the 3ra dar y n
q. d T at ONE o'rlsst y
~ said dag. az tA4 tqfsFt m 4
Court, az tie City OF Ne tRr. n s1s
q DAX Na tM4 ~
pAc for proving tAe viii IF gs5s sss,3
Roberts deceased, and for hesr;ay ~ u
cs ef JeAn 81. Roberts Tor nv
him 81 listers szssiamenta-y when ~ n
any person Interested may appear s5l
the same.
Witness the Hoe. Joseph J.. Cnvau ~
the County Court, and the sea, az aid u
this 18th day Of June A. d. IA !
has Office ia the City az Wshster. $780,
Dag State Of South Dakota.
e. w. Taylor.
Attorney for Executor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06

First pub June i-6~.
Land Office at waiertown, s. d.. May q 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the followinx.
named settler has tiied notice of his inteution
10 made timber culture fiaai proof in support
Of has claim, and tina. said proof will be made
before the Judge or In his absence the Clerk
Of abe County Court At Webster. 8. D., ON
July N. 1S9 via:
AUGUST BLANK.
6narcisu Of rhr minor heirs OF william
Pr5-bldecezsed.T r. e.. Entry No l3xzs for the seh
Section =. Township IL Range s..
de names the following witnesses ta prove
ms Continuous residences upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Fred Guderisn ali of Webster. =. ID.
II. A. Bxbcock.
Register
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Notice for publicatIea.

FIRST pab June -11 II
Land Office al Waterfowl D p
is99 viz: "A
Notice is hereby given that y. =,
named settler mas died oolee = y sss
10 make homestead rnal prom IN ~ 4
his claim, aud that said proSi .s,t
before the JEdgc or in bis aoseasn Z
the tounty Courf 81 Webster. ? =
~ ssS y8a.
FREDI. McELDEki
HID Entry slSs2 for the lotsc anu
twp, IL range IS. n
He names the following Wines 10
his continuous residence 1poh 4lA
Of said land viz ~
Jacob Schacker. Hugh sonss' II
LiDq1ist ana Richard Frost an
- ID. ~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06

NQftcf fSI I uN.r h
LIST pub June Ls,es -.
Land Ofice at Watertown.S. ". ..ssiy
Notice is hereby giseL thas hss1
named settler has aied notice y az
TO make ais homestead nnai Nv ~Il n
of his claim. and that said Pn.s tbsd
ocfofe the judge or in his aorr d. n
the county court at " ebsfefs
HANS HERs0S. -
BID. Entry No. 31psI for D W.
III. Rg. 81, ,.assssx1
He nance the following sasde st(
his continuous residence apoh
OF said laud viz: wh;.~m5,A
Nils N. Udahi. Filing ) Fuit<
Lange and j.. Halserson ala
Soafh Dakota. rk. -
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06

The following letters remain uncIaim.S.
in the p~ostofire at Webster, ) H.. Tor
the week ending June 2Tth 1899.
Mi-- Cora Johnson, Miss Lizzie McMartin
Whea calling for the above, please say
advertised" and give date.
JOHN W. ARTHUR, Il. NJ.
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putlicssios.

First pub. MAJ zn vi
Land Office M WATERFOWL IL q.
Notice Is hereby given ths' - q
named sSstier has died nstaSs ,sof d s
to make umber-caiFnre nnsi III +
Of his claim. xnd that sAin prv IA
before thr Jndgs or ~ his : DC
the coanly Court az Webster
lsss sfE. u,xRKsHS
r. &. Entry No. fsssSfcf ths
III Re- ~. ~;s,s<sss T.
lie names the following Nd q
his consiDavus residence up'a
Of said land wa Uiilt<sskSS
AID J.a.eph Carr all u We ssxk&
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06

First PED. JSE ~E
Laud o1ce II Mstest D 3nle
N6tse AHSehy sKe sass fAe
sef
z
Cor-yS 81. - urst
HI Eaiyy Ao- $500 Cor the s@ sec q twp
~ liz rs.
HsnamHs the f~0slowing witEe - prove
has coat naoas resideace upon and cultivation
81 taua TfE.
y. Joan F. Cloy6.
lslts5 ~ c1 4t0
H.A Hancock Register.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06
Notice for Publication.

LIST pub june 15-6w.
Land Office az Wafertown :. D.. June 4 Iss2.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF MS intention
10 make his tlFnbercniture FINAL proof ia support
of his claim. and thar said proof will be made
before the Judge or in his absence ttse clerk Of
the county court Al Webster, ). D., on July
End 1923 Wig:
CARL WILHELM DANGEROUSLY
T. q. Entry 1885 for the s5s ne4 sec. - twp,
III. Rg. 90
he names the following witnesses TO prove
hts co1tiunoDs residence upon and cultivation
OF said land vixs
Martin 6ibiin. I'M. Giblin. Martin Mier
and Bernard Gerdes. all of wenster. p. U,
: ID. IA. A. Babcock.
Register
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06

swedish R.iiway<
The hrsr railroad in Sweden was
opened IN 1856, and the country has
DOW n proportion 70 its population
sor railways than any other couutrv
IN Eurnpe- They are owned partly bv
rbs state and partly By private rorpors-
ti0nx Sweden has the only railway -
sbe world which passes the polar circle
- 2 the state line from Lnlea 10 Gel.
hvare. ~ the Lsp2and district
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06
Nat far Vuhl Is.
Figsy puo. June

First pub. june 91&,
Land Office al Waaert0wn S. d. 8ay = iS4
Notice j. hereby given fnat fMs following
named settler has hiea notice 81 ms iutention
10 make homestead final proof Ia Support OF
MS claim. and that said proot viii be made
before the Judge or Ia bis aoseAce the CLERK OF
the county coGrt at Webster ,, d.. Oh Jaiy
1929 VIZ
EMIL HEM.
Hid. Eatry No. 3U4c for the seA Section 81
Township 10 Range IS.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz:
August Wolf. Fred Huebscher. Hanser
Swartz and Michael Swartz ali ~ Webster
SD.
II. A. Babcock.
Register.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06

be NOT drsxzved. s Cnugh. Hoarse
ae~s or Group ar not o~ tra1ed With-
a dose In fsS4e q >hao -CuIv wIll SAYS
much trouble. SoI by a. 4. Thul4
Stop that Cou=h. Take warning. 1t
1any leaG forone ltIon- 3 2ac- bot
sae 0s Sh5ioAs Cere mag save ycgr LIE.
Sid 81 ~ 4. TAai. ca
Liver Complaints and Nervousness
Cured.
A tcrpfd ssFcr s7wavs proanses dizziness
ard frras2AsESty. Esa ass an ckgeed up add
feel d-essendent- FesAAES xoa Aave treated
wzth physicians or tfSe2 soEe recommended
me5hfze wif seaeSt All hat Is 10
nrxnrsenx arxIns. 1r. FeansS-s Hood and
LIVER E@medg sd >ewvs Tonic ~hSch VII
o. readily rnre impaired nerves Liver c0D~
psxarsS headarha Ara ard SKIN diseases
etc GeE : r1rrna4r " GeAA1r.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06
For Wisdom. Culture, Refinment
and j Better Civilization.

The reAlers~ under this Aead are e~onsriA-
E1&& by The Ladies Of tAs VI. q. n. t. HE4eF
zMs Immediate saptrxisIoz Of Mrs. FrnHk 6ib-
xas NJ EdStnr.A
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06

Auditors and Treasurers Financial
Statement of the Receipts and
Disbursements Of the City of Web
ster, Day County, South Dakota,
from 7ay 1898 to May 1899.
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John B. Lund
LAWYER.

Oaie- over HanSe& wl~''SM Meat Marse,
Webster 5. ID.
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NOTICE Of stock Holder Neet

Notice Of Stock Holders Meetiar.
Notice s. hefebg given that en- SATURDAY the
sth day of July, IS@, az the lumber Office q
E W. small in the City Of Webster. ;. D., a
meeting 81 the stock holders Of the Webster
Driving PARK and Day County Agricultural
fair Association. viii De held tor thl purpose
Of electing i've directors aud adopting the
bylaws OF said corporation.
Dated this 3Dth day of June 1se.
John Norton. Frank Sears.
Thomas Mchennefs. A H.hranaer.
Daa Knight. Directors.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-07-06

Notice for Publication.
First pub. June sew.
Land Office at Watertown. 8. ID. jane 18th.
I&9.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
To make timber culture final proof in support
OF hts claim. aud that said proof will be made
before the judge or in HAS absence the clerk
at the county court at Webster, ). D., on
August Seh lsss via:
JACOB wIkRE.
Tt. Entry Mo- I3lU for the swA sec. -,
twp la. range So.
he names the following witnesses 10 prove
his Continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz.
knut p. Rye. az Pierponf. Martin Larson,
EAlas Fsgeriand NJ. j. Stoke Of Lxnxford.
SD. II. A. Babcock. Register.
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ArpITok.s srATRNENr
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AIDIIUk> STATEMENT
ISIS.
Nav 4. Cash ON hand in
Treasurer a. per Auditor
books S7aE S7N +
same paid - Ireas14Ter
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-06-15

fcir - nr Active anc0tDekys
The G. eater America Expositica -
omahs TINS year win pressat nay
novel exhibits from the islands Of ths
sea recently acquired by the United
States. Native tribes and their prizni-j
tive habitaiions will be transplanesd.
Many curioas exhibits are being col.
tecred, the first collection Of the kind
to be shown in the United States Ths
Omaha show will run largely to Hve
exhibits. which term comprehsnds
moving exhibits calcnlated to a&sxacs
popular interest in their operation. For
all such exhibits space in the Expo-
sition viii be FREQ. This feature y 70
be carried to greater lengths than ever!
before. The great structures erected by
the Omaha Exposition last year have
been purchased and will b filed with
live exhibits, showing the process At
manufacture in many lines of industry.
Although the Greater America tx
position Company has been organ
lied but month or two, the Bureau
of Exhibits is flooded with appN-
cations for space. 1t il only mat
ter of selection. Mr.. L n Simpson,
who has just been appointed supsEin-
tendent of the Bureau of Exhibits. Il
now in the east negotiating with sone
of the great manufacturing and indns-
trial concerns which hsve applied f@
space in which TO operate their exhihitaL
Inasmuch as the buildings 6rs ready
to receive exhibits. these NEGOTIATIONS
are proving most successfnl ~ Mr..
Simpson has booked many attractive
exhibits which viii occupy Ill available
space
The increasing prosperity which yRe-
walls throughout the midwest i no
garded as sufficient guaranty that tn
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-06-15
CONE e
10 "a. for
Fine
Photos
Liter.ry News.

Literary News.
The Blue Satin Slippers is one of
the most interesting and Characters
tic of Proper Merimees short stories,
and good adaptation appears in the
Argonaut for June IL, 1899. 1t de-
scribes wedding-night Of terror.
The Outlook publishes annually in
June special illustrated issue called
its Recreation Number This year
the eleventh of these numbers ap-
pears. As usual. it is devoted chiefly
to out~as-door topics and includes
many illustrated articles ofseasonable
interest. -.sThe Gol6ng Woman by
Mr.. Van Tassel Sutphen, is warm
plea for golf sAabove all otiier games.
: sport in which women can play on
! plane Of real competition with men,
because Of the handicap possibilities.
There are portraits Of Miss Hoyt, Miss
Griscom, and other famous wumen
rlaysrs and several pioearssq1s golf.
mo sosnsa. Ihs "AneRiuad CAc
Raos for 1889 : rsatsd y Nr. W
y. Hsn1aRsoav probahly ~ ~
SnaA No. urlesr = ~ countxy. Ee1I
fnf.ungo rSctnrur az fhmoUs Yeaht1
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-06-15
rwO MURDERS And SUICIDE
Sam Roberts SHOT HI Metssr-in-
law. fils wiis 40 thea r1l0-
seaf Saturday Night.

Last Saturday evening this city
was thrown into The widest excite
ment over the Triple txsGsdy that oc-
CURED at Fifteenth and Main streets
The cansss It sesns, mas the ont
growth Of family troubles, dating
back some montha. About eighteen
months ago Sem Roberts and Lena
Lewis were married, and to them was
born child. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts
were living in small frame house
across the street from her parents
home, but when the baby boy became
i'll it was removed to the home of Mr..
and Mrs.. George lewis, where it soon
died. After the death Of the child.
it is asserted. Mr.. Lsuis rafussd to
let Roberts come to the house and
persuaded Mrs- Roberts not to return
to her hushaad. ThiA alng. WITH
the dsathsof his shild. preysd snrthe
mans mind, and the shooting was the
result
The house in which the Lewis
s.m;lv l;v.d cnuk.insd INIT one .l.rpe
rom. and was occupied bv .Nr. kevis
and wife their daughter aeed about
II v,sr. and = sou Of perhaus 8
v.ara M. Lsvis rups 4 berbsr shop
m ts~n ~ 49, rup.,r ret1.rr1 =
vork - ue.al. sGa1.ni.v ~v,.inw
Rob.rts ,posersd 4 ~ kesse. ~
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- r,us1 = = "
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~ shooting + sot lnsun, ut &
7:5O O'Clock, ~ nsighborAood. which
! thinly settled ~ startled By four
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I'D 70 parallel in the history of IL
ouunHy. And it was done in the fAcecf
III surts Of diniculties, arising in want
= confdsnce. in enterprise and in . feel-
Ing that 1t would Be impossible 70 q
gAnise such an exposition in that -
Non Of the country. It il true thAt r
has paid every dollar 1t par and has :
surplus in the treasury TO meet con
tingent liabilities
sThs two words sGreater America
mean that we propose to represent "A
- coming Expoaition all new acquisi-
Mons Of territory we have made through
ths war with Spain and by annsxatiuns
~ in the case Of Hawaii We propoas
70 produce on the Exposition grounds
and in the splendid buildings, wh5rh
80 IN psEfect order at Omaha. repce-
suntakivss Of these racea. their hufns
prndncfs. weapons and everything thst
represents them ~ peoples We prc
pcse. moreover, to repeat the Indian
congress, which was . great attrActipD
lsst year. BY yeashering representative
of al tribes hitherto hostile TO eaqh
.oEher and aRrangsments have bean ma1s
70 have this done with the sanction and
I'D Of the commissioners ok Indian ~
fnira To these viii be added Ma16
ethAr features. including . horse ah04
tA1zirplfure and hcrticulture VIII -
SsgEsssntsd in way that viii e(q1
snything IL that line anywhere in ~
country heretofore What 10 SEX nQQ
= 70 draw the attention d the manaf3c
tszing fnterests TO this great. growi4G
eontsr In the west and / wish 10 inyft4.