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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-08-02

and linen
Ladies' 1sc. SIX Aitts at &c.
25c. % a. lie and 21O-
Ladies' 16c. Black Gloves at &c.
Ladies 25a and S6c. black Gloves at IS Raa
Ladies' 81 Kid Gloves at $50.
Ladies 81 30 Kid Gloves at 9ee.
Ladies UNDERGRADUATES kind for e:
Zoe. kind for 4; loc. kind Tor 10; zoe, kipd
for 10; Zoe. kind for Is; &C., De-, IL.
Ladies' Fancy Summsry Dress JoodG worth
lOc. for 4c.; and the same reduction al ai0ag
the dress goods counter, both In wool.n and
cotton goods. We have some exceedingly
handsome fabrics In dress goods that We az
pect to slaughter. Also . handsoma nne Of
White Goods and Colored Goods In the yarV
latest and up-tO date styles.
{ We believe we have the lnrRest stock Of
Ladies' Fine Shoes Ia the Valley. and We
have hundreds. we might say thousands Of
shoe friends, and We want every ono of tham
to lay In q supply ct the preeent cost pries,
Come quick before the Sisss are broken.
We have just received An imnsnss psW
stock OF our famous and popular brand Of
CoRsets, ranging In sizes from 10 to 50. Tha
soc. cOrsets will be sold at SOc.; the 600. cor
sets ct 45c.; the 75s. corsets 1t e0c the q
corsets at soc. Come or send quick before
the sizes are broken. We will lot rs-oraar
We are receiving this week ten dozen nine
ounce, double-knee 0veralls which Ne are
going to closo at 45c. pair. We havS !. los
OF Gents Trousers, bought ct saoEilos, 70
be sold now at cost. Some at SOC. q pair.
Twenty-Five and 85c. Shirt WsEsts, nicely
made, for only Ice.
Umbrellas, net an old one In the lot, en-
entire new line received Last week on witaA
we give you prices. Now ivst deduct 4rem
20 to 20 per cent. from these prices and you
have them at cost
Carpet Chain, e1.00 bales for SOC.
We have hundreds Of dollars In hamhurTs
and Swiss Embroidery on which yoa WIN
save about rs per cent.
We have big stock Of Underwear frem
four ~ cents garment up.
On Ribbons we can save you more money
than on almost anything else.
Immense stock on credit. The ooOds are
la@hing is charged Il 0oes On tie bsoEs al
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-08-02

DON'T forget the 5 'S 1sPeat the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

FOR REM T..
RESIDENCES.
October 1st.
1873 York street
10y York street.
&c Dartmouth street.
Olney Road.
219 York street.
New House Colonial avenue.
139 Yarmouth street, corner house.
Frame House on Yarmouth street. fur'
nished.
4ot Rutc street.
ESQ York street, large yard in front
1872 Bank street.
SO Holt street.
206-20S Cove street.
1872 Bermuda street.
125 and 127 Mariner street.
Several nice houses In Atlantic City.
STORES.
5S5 Main street
800 Church street. corner store.
$50 Main street.
241 Church street.
1876 Church street, fat above.
For further Information phone sos.
w. III. II. TRICE & CO.,
Real Estate and Rental Agents,
Cor. Bank and Plume Streets.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

|t z. PR I "a. !

HsP0IIITRT-;Liye, e. STEADY: chickens, old
sR ai d smf st mSa
~ ! + E; GSgS5isc. per dozen, ~.
ouNTRY IAN - sieady; sn,th5e
ssoesi Noft Il geairoiiSSa. ioal21sc. s
barrel Northern. white, sl.75 per bag;
SncWs!E&eets,s 5 fIaymun, 90c. QSl.00 per bar
rel; sSell ow, soc. Is1.oo.
M NJ OHIO 81. o0a2.2 rs per- bag.
81 DECENTRALIZATION per box.
FRUITS.
Southern. sl.5oQ2.oo per bar
irelssNort hernsg 81 ssdIS.2S.
SIS PEAGi Ii:s.Ge orgia. ysa3 90. In crate. :
s. PEARS So. 5oa 90 per barrel.
y M , s s9,l per ,6 SaS S..
sS SAN !. - bnnrh oc &
I, s5tI ORANGES = Msss e g;
SM4.59 per box: Jamaica. sioO per box.
SgsfS ,;KOCEKiES.
kssTLouR-Market firm; spring wheat.
Spat tell, 81 80; winter. wheat. patent. icoGf
iso winter wheat hnli pSten.t 4 $50; MIN
good srades Of extra. 1925; winter wheat.
s9 Il EA!I@Pera bag 100 lbs SLIGO; 90 b.
s.SCOFFS E-steady; Java. 2iU25c. DO.
Lagaara laid d;s,Ge ch faIr d n0 a@ ie
Common. do, idyilac.
CIiIsESI3-.l.urge full cream. none; small
NJ suGAit.Market steady. The. plan Of
selling sugar Mt delivery prices has been
suspended for the present. Al quotations
will be made {. o. ID. Norfolk. Cut Loaf,
5,e2: Talent Cubes. 5.5+: Powdered. 6.iS:
zine Glunulnted, sal; Standard Granu-
slnied 5.Il:5 Conrectioners a. 529; Key
stone A, SEQ: Centennial 3D. leo: Caiifor-
mia B. 5.45; Franklin Extra c. All; Amer
SY,KuI.S AND MoLAssEs : Marke;
I f,rinrr al; .hc advance syrup, rcr,i Il
choice. 2l@l23c: lower grade syrup. l:ploc.
I molasses. Porto Rico. 2ogi &c. mo,assei.
PROVISIONS
BULK MEATs.Marke5, firm firm rib ,s s,,des'
aAMsSsuEa5 cured. l2lss;
DRY PLATED JoWLS-4lsc
- PORK PLATES.51sc.
MESS PORK--Old. $3.50.
HAM PORli-Per barrel 5000.
LARD-Pure butchers In ti sd Gao
6Ac.; compound tierces, 5Ac.; So-ib. tubs.
and bo-lb. tins &c. more.
WOOL AND HIDES.
wOoL--t;nw shed. 1885,. bulky. TO 1c
lees: washed wool. 2Sc: black. l2hse. to lee
inEs.G. S. "a green. s7i; dry mt.
5l4: drv salt. l1t1: damaged Z.
HERRING-New North Carolina cut, in
Eastern. barrels. si.oO; Potomac. gross.
81 90: m,ilets. i6o-lb kegs. s3.Ij: spots, 100
ib. kegs, ss.75; mackercl, fat, No. .. $500.
White fish, new catch. ieo ID. Kegs, $3.50;
so Id. kegs. S2.2o; 20 lib. kegs, S2.l0.
FRESH FISH
spots. PEI. pound. &C.; eronkeers. per
pound. &c. Tnylors. per pound. &c, largo
pound. io0I2c:; shnd. none.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
NEW sIGNA1. ,ETrrpc

Signal letters were assigned IN Tho
following merchant vessels OF the
United States by the Bureau of Nnvi-
ga ton. Treasury Department DURING
the week ending September 23. 1899:
"a K P ] H--Schr. Mary I. Quinby. 10
tons gross. of Thomaston.
.5 p J H Schr. Paxinos 954 tons
gross, of Philadelphia.
tg Il P J L1--schr. Olive. liz tons gross,
of ahleldsboro.
e e K p ] M--Schr. williamsburg SoO
tons gross. Of New York
/. * PeJ N-Schr, Columbia. 6S4 tons
gross. Of San Francisco.
y IL n Pr Q-Steamshlp Gettysburg, 557
Glons gross, of Philadelphia.
3g}1 x PeJ5 R--schr, Admiral, esq tons
gross, of.San Francisco.
3: J, H. CRAIG.
Captain. U. s. N, Hydrogra phcr.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

BY II. L. Page s. Co., Auctloneers. "a
Bank street. 'ss5
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
81 otl vIar kets.

AZ, ssI.I NflRPpQIs%G qETO NsSNiARKET.
pool SD Is b! Colt ton
Spot psiSR ;sSs: n gheri n 4 merlcan
mid dlings8 * al S.
sfss sales lot the day were 81 900 bales,
ichS6 90S fs$ ors specpla tom and
B expoTt, and 5tncl I'D ed is, 500 american.
Rsesi pts o9o spal es Sin clpd ling 400
sNssS SF'I pene d Il IA sGlosed steady.
4; ri ltg BE Octo Der, lb0-64d.
lerjs Qpto bsgsa nd iN oven ber,g 8 4a-64d.
ssSell eriS NoYsmb be and Deee NIB err 8 AZ. 81
i4S5 6Ad sssae lle peceni Der and jan
la @
SSs SebFna AAnd March.
.Apri IS 5 III SAD bgyer a priff and May,
asSs @8s BIZ yeSs Is May and
SsJ tlJIesss Ass64a btl and July
ls ss VI and Au
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
By John c. .Niemeyer. AuctIonccr.
~ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Val.
" GAB1,E NORFOLK COUNTY /,
FARM PROPERTY AND LOTS

,,9p of Norfolls County rendered On the
I II lr day OF Sepiember lS99. In the suit OF
O.: q fton ct ais. shall proceed on
THuRSpAY. the 5th day Of October. 1893.
before The front door of the Courthouse.
prsper,y, Of which Lloyd 5. bunting died,
situated in Norfolk County. and bounded
n Mrs David sfsns1s IL n % sH
CHI to gum thence rum ng ~. 10 81 W., &
! CHI 10 pine; thence N. m w. l.7a ii. Z
the middle of n cove which Is on DR..
Bqgwell's line, thence up the Center OF
snd cove; following the meandcr,ngs
head iv OF said cove thence S. i it, r. 'n %
links tea stob In gum stump IN ditch.
line of said ditch by various courses to
pine ~ the end of sad ditch: thence N,
r.. 247 CT, to corner stoh in Mrs. Davld
Benton's line: theme, n, l2M e., 753 CHI.
along line OF marked trees 70 a road
thence N 1874 L., 2l3l CHI. along a line
of marked trees cross ng n pond TO tho
and also aill the land embraced within the,
following description being nn outlet 10 (
Tho main road, beginning at point at
southwesterly through the woodland OF
the said grantors in n straight limo to
Hodges Ferry road, the width of q feet
1t being the same land that was conveyed
to Lloyd u. Bunting by the deed OF WIZ
liam Grant and others. bearing date the
5th of September 1SGS, reservIng the old
burylng ground located on said tract to
the grantors; also certa n other tract of
land adjoining the one above described,
and which, with the one above desci.b d,
now form The l.. ID. Bunting farm, bounded
as follows: On The north by land OF l. D. s
bunting, on the south by the Hodges
s.c1ry read on thc-west by the lands of
Caroline Smith, and on the east by the
lands OF Mary Beaton, containing by esti-
ton 90 acres. more or less, and being
the same land that was conveyed to the
X Balm. executor etc, dated the goth Of
October. 1877. The two above described
tracts will be sold as one. Possession
given 1st Of January, 1900.
I'd. LOTS numbered 90 and %, in block
5. on the plan OF Brighton, which were
deed of J.. T. Griffin and others. trustees,
dated August &c. 1890. M =.
T1cRMS:-One-third cash, the residue in
equal installmcnts, payable one and two
years, respectively. after date OF sale, 4
W tn interest from date of sale. for which
ity other than mere personal security
shall be given by the purchaser. with tho
option 10 the purchaser to antic.pate the
payment thereof, or to pay all of said
purchase money cash and the title re-
served until the further order Of the
court. 1ls
FRANK T.. CRocKER.
Special Commissioner.
l hereby certify that the bond required
by the above decree has been duly Giyen
Tostc: l.. NJ. SILVERTER, C. c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
SHIPPING REPORT.
Foreign and c"n-,wl g.
September 30th, 1899.
lhltat ISINED

Aust. stmp. Lacroma, Czercich, ST.
Mlchaels, to load.
Schr. VIM II. Davidson, Maxwell,
New Y ork. light.
schr. John r. Halliday, Horner, New
Amr. blk. Tillie Baker, Leighton,
(from quarantine.)
&. sohr.i H. Al. Summers, Stevens James
schr. John r. P. Moore. New
York, light.
Schr. Augustus Hunt, Blair. Balti-
more, coal.
schr N. H. Burrow. Lowery. New
York, lumber.
Schr. Anna Bell. Murphy, Baltimore,
lumber.
Schr. Jesse w. Starr, Maxwell, New
York, lumber.
schr. Mathilda Brooks, Clausen, New
York, wood.
SAILED.
BIZ. stinp. Cynthia, Deans. Rotter-
dam.
Schr. VIM. S. Ililby, Elizabeth City.
Tug w. S. Cahill, four barges. North
Tug Columbia, five barges, North
Carolina.
ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE
CANAL.
NORTHBOUND.
Stmr. Juniper. towing. North Caro-
| 3linn to Norfolk.
Barge No. 6, lumber. North Carolina
| to Norfolk.
Barge Portsmouth, lumber, North
I5Carollna to Norfolk.
& stmr. w. 3. Rogers, merchandise,
North Carolina to Norfolk.
Il Stmr. Spring Garden. raft of logs,
/ North Carolina to Norfolk.
ii Stmr. ]. w. Murray, towing, North
Carolina to Norfolk.
Barge A. ]. Murray. piles. North Car.
olna to Norfolk.
Barge Fitness, piles, North Carolina
| to Norfolk.
Stmr. Chowan, raft of logs. North
| Carolina to Norfolk.
stmr. Ira, raft of logs, North Carolina
Ito Norfolk
SOUTHBoUND.
Stmr. Grace Titus, towing, Norfolk
! to North Carolina.
Barge Roam, light Norfolk to North
4 Carolina.
schr w. S. Kirby, general cargo
Norfolk to North Carolina.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
( SOUTHBOUND,

Stmr. Grace Titus, towing, Norfolk
to North Carolina.
Barge Roam. light, Norfolk to North
Carolina,
schr. w. S. Kirby, general cargo,
Norfolk to North Carolina.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
OIL sRAR K Els 81 Il S.
f1 1,
zen y,s.tes <. u
assls sSs Y Btt, ice. arr
Ets 4, market.
a4INy isIs s 5 ! Npss Ric.lE.,I...

3ss9RH tsss porn IN from lat ore 45c,
;s wi lite on Is;
i. sri ID ii, & 80:
VI & SYti!fe
me tsas 81 81 Loo
EsIss ssss:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
" p. SNOW & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, 236 Main ST.

FOR SALE-Ninc room house on Poole
street, Atlantic City Ward; easy terms.
House. eight rooms. Thirtieth street.
Park Place, new stable. water and sewer
age House on Falkland street, eight
rooms, large lot; easy terms. SiNty-three
lots In East Brambleton: must be sold
NJ once; price very low for the lot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
N Ell 'lls Gott lpnsM asrkst.

Al QfSt arke
80 1893.
1898.
b one "a n s teady
tddl % Vi 11=1s
les Bales
M Sales 4: 81 675
e. al III g. 401
SaS q. ssss 1925
lsa 4 "A ,050 ,9l2
|ssssS e!s cEiIpTs.
sssy f,ssS 1913 300
\ /. 20 90
Es5s lSes z 4 Sos
asa Sc "a a ARE f ss Ss IS,
oFfeils Pes
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
DWELLINGS.


Three houses, Poole
ST., Atlantic City,
Sis each.
POT York. si1.Gf.
50 Tazewell. $3.50.
Colonial AVE., Client,
$500.
1888 York, sal CT.
102 Wood, $50. 90.
40S Brambieton ave,
$3.50.
6S York, s41.67.t.
JOS York, sil.67.N
20 North, $50. 90.
1856 Maple. :l2.50.
Ma bry Arch. Client,
Is Hanson. IS.
2llls Nlaltby. S7.50.
III Falkland, Sl5.
1l5 Falkland, $l5.
ROOMS.
142 Maple. 500.
Front St. Atlantic
CITY. IS.
1873 Cliuro II. $3.50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
GRAIN EXPORTS

ga The following exports of grain were
noted at this port for the week cndins
lSeptember Both. 1899: 2G,S37 barrels
-four, 1l7O0O bushels corn.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
STORES.

335 Butte, SIS.
~ Cumberland, $3.50.
81 Charlotte.
"a Charlotte.
Water, SS3.34.
33l Church. $1,000.
81 Church. $1,000.
So Bank. $40 on.
65 Commercial. J75.
500 CRANKY, $500.
3l4 CRANKY, slU.0.
OFFICES.
Warehouse and OF.
|. fees cor. Water
| and raycttc. 1894
I05 Ora nby. SIS 70.
2i7 Main. $40 each.
West Building, cor.
Main aud Church.
Haddington Build
Ing. cor. CRANKY
and City Hall ava
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01
u.stIo ~. 3 l. !, q 4 n \, aIs.
.sSA

psY5 VIRTUE OF A cERTAINaDE
ID of trust, made on 3Februarys It'll.
1886. and duly recorded I'M the Clerks
Office of tho County Court of 7 Norfolk
County. IN Deed Book 200, slpa ee.9 X AS ito
secure n certain debt therein described
default having been made Sin tie{ pay!
ment Of the said debt. and being request
ed SO to do by the parties 5thereins se.i
auction ut the Real Estate and Stock EX-.
change. No. 236 Main street. IN the City
Of Norfolk, on S1WIsDNESDAY..O October
18th. 1899. III ~ O'clock noon, hatIcer-'
tain lot of land numbered five IS in block
number forty tl0) on The north side 81
Norfolk Water Front Development &c CONF ls
pany. duly of record in norfolk Y County,
Terms:-Cash w. b. BALDWIN, I Trus.
tee: BYRD. BALDWIN & CO.. Auction.
GERS. 81 It se30-10tfi s.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-01

Sszs ana ma
M fa.
iFsa5 feSk q
intss eEinsa harp
han 4;
september
sei Mged; Fro
I'd shade
&! 81 81 !;
st IA z 90
hort s,Fp Ell
Is s:ss s Il. i &
cash aW ofa fipna SySs Fes ay ows
me our dHlst nd etc ady; winter
tents 81. 65 9F3 s6bSS traig hts. So 15@
8 9; s5 ng Is 90 spring pat
Ell 81 40 S 10 traig hts, r SO 90 @3 20;
SeTs,s SAL spr ring @he al, roo
az corn,
" X 12ac.; sNo. 3
81 &c. !; No,
flax seed III new. 81 s15; s pr: ime tim
SEQ rs 81 40 az s26 mess pork, per
0@s yard per 100 lbs. SO .5O@
iss VA Y; short 81 desss {loose), s4.95@
sls 81 dry sui tea soul ders;S (boxed) go
sca.: short sid es, boxed n S5.45@
Sa 5. 100 finished goods,
gal % sat. $loaf, 1913;
SsssSt to-day the
mark DC y ssfi ea,nerles,
AN assIo REs. ~
! 20 uIpen-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

BE- predicted d c9mplcie -oyerturniur ii
affairs IN 1890.
They say prosperity d here, h. wrote.
-huf nobsdy except tho monopoliss~ ran
hnd it, And, mot being satisfied y ith sh.
misery We hmve ~ horne, they want 10
annex a bot more. Whatwauld Washing
tan and jefferson say nthey csuid sndden
~ appear among as Ar oar ppople
going 10 permit this mistake 20 BE- made.
We think not. Two wears hence the
the republican party VIII lee swept oH1 Of
office, and then We shall enact laws that
viii overrurH the existing order ~ things
Speed the day when this moskery thar
they ran prosperity win have bs.en forced
aside. When. with free silver. free
trade and ISOLATION from the re If the
world. We NAV sf down and contemplate
ctr work.
lie read hi article hr1ugh after II was
finished, and smiled u he thonghf of rhe
CONSERVATION II would spread among !
fools who thought thar they u-ere satisfied
win the existing order or thirgs Then
he Numbered the sheets and took them to
the foreman.
Ne usc seitin this upl said the latter.
"a, he glanced through the staff and left
thumh marks upon the crumbied pages
~Nhye demanded the editor. with tire
IN his ewes.
~Because the cuisines manager has just
sent word up that he's got So MANY esis.
we'H huve 70 use The editorial s-olumn u
sct'em al in
The editor walked nsek 70 his desk
saf down. ran his fingers through his hai.
AND mutrered: ~ n this prosperity.
anyhow j. there no escape from n
Relfeld gonrlrl Observer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
Raritan Rumblings.


Ducs and geese ure hers a. lass
whethe spring brought the ducks and
ee or rica Tcrs4 az open gnesiipn.
5rIi1 Ia..azC- calne nome Thursday
from teisteF where she has been work
iug for the pest three months.
some Of our Farmers wcT, doing field
or saturday but repoH very poor
progress
Born % Nr. and Mrs. lvar larsen on
April ST.. SON The Young agricultural
i arrigei in tiIne for spring work
". z. Nugget Is erecting new
building ar THE old Post office site.
Correspondents a. promised the readers
ofthe World about weeks ago 20 tran
slate sarnethinr fr1m Elias Wick, but it
has NOT appeared as yet and ID his latest
ne declares the article WIS not interesting
and wo,id nor paw for the work 81 tran
latiau mt rbe rfrtIl Is he could mo-, wpt
the gentleman frum Lynn a. translate il
for him. so.he nany afFeF- a. an excuse
that th- article wuula mo- pay Cor tAe
labor.
Mr. a word abauf YoUT statements
Before election yoa sfzted that the per
sons holding efiee il Rariean and those
aomiuAtug them Tor anothcf erm formed
scIhsi political ring ami ii sssald be
the dnfg IL every rsrer 10 help smash the
ring az they were irving 10 rauture the
whole cheese aisa that Nail Hammer
WAS Distributing correspondence and aitel
election Won declared the ring wa,
smashed. 4ol were calieaupont 10 proye
yonr statements, bal instead az doiug 30
vou set up a wall thar Nail Hammer haC
attacked ven and entertained most hostile
feelings by reason oE being elected
assessor. IizGamer e~linehel vow on thai
nov ia Your latest van think that Nail
Hammer has pounded his thnmb and
advise him a. stop the pain and st0y
swearing. Yen are perfectly aware tara
Hammer freal or imitation dues no; "a
profame AauEuagcalthuin Your lyinrcorr
s~pondence Won seek "a spread the impress
sion that be docs. lou who talk abou
manhood and reform, WHY II there wer,
any man about Won you would proy'
your statements when challenged or quit
A. i Is Won laye been proved an impll
dent aud miserable coward WHO ia prae
tice reforms the other wax. How mncI
were Won paid ior hUying tie mad grade
for the town ~ Rariian three wears ago.
] do no expect a truthful answer froI
voa but IL viii De u vour interest To hag
that question settled before Won satiemp
70 "a for Office again in this
NAIL HAMMER.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13

fU@3ue Np4n1nU
It Is questionable whether the -contl-
cation features 81 the new game law S
yortl the Tafer il J writfen upon. The
provision e7p6sezfes nan gun and hh.
dor ifbe be caught hunting the
first of July and the nrst of September
Now . gun personal property, wlai
ever mas b. sid az thought Of adoE a
mans personal property eanHot b.
fscared undef one form 90 government
There ara exceptions 70 this general rule
E course bu- II Is not believed that such
exceptions apply - game laws Ur ~ any
law. that do not provide for the proteci
ION IL the state against i-nsurTectian ana
emergencies Of that class. IL Is doubtful
whether aur state law makers wrotght
much when They incorporated the con
Sscafian feature into aur game laW
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
slntiar -. -.

: tasr St 4iI ea whateyer hiss
Iona Is fha Brer stste ~ e
eral Ierslatiaa L mayeut thee formation
ufrle colossal msaa hz been w
pubIIran 81 origin a iaspiraHon ul
the either hand bias the -oemocrale
rarfv ever done I'D this direction lt ta-
c~anycuSe3 nself wita platform denuncia
rion Of trusts BAL il has EVE done nor
attempted 70 do anything 70 coutroithem
or uut them down. ii does n0t he IN the
mouth ofauy democratic 0urnaltoaccnse
the republican uarty oi -HeElecting is
duties So this respect Il ha- 81 least
rrie5 30 employ all the coust ,uIuonal
powers within a. reacl 10 prevent the
growth % these combinations in restraint
u trade Butthc democratic party has
NOT even tried Iii.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
The Trusts VIII Break.
Argns IAaaer

AASf0tI.
Long before the next Presto eBtial
campaign Is on. there will be a col
lapse oF the trust balloons While
the trast evil : 81 genuine one
and the question il presents Is one
which must be settled by the Amer
can people, we believe that the
attorney general Is right IN saving
that those who are IN the greatest
danger from the recent trusts infa.
lions are those who have pai their
money into them. Most of shese
trusts have no sound basis. and they
are sure 70 collapse. They are wild
speeulations. and When the break
comes. it wilt BE Suddenly. and viii
, give Walt Street the blacklist Fri.
day ii has ever seen. One odd
feature Of the trust situation j. not
90 b4 overlooked. Ii Is that u :
who have sold out their interests Il
-s,tp- trusts. refuse 20 invest IN il.
sto-ks, being certain Of SIS ultimate
failure but they straigtfway inves,
IN rus stocks al other concern,
| equally inflated. The next .
will e a popping OF trusts, whiel
viii run hundreds OF stock gambler
and Ia their losses none will nit,
them. lie THAT raisetli the sword
shall perish by the swori.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-04-13
Notice OF Bond Election

Whereas. the Beard Of Edneatie
Webster independent School Dxsl
Number l0l. has presented 70 me-
aussst in writing, praying Than al ~
ION be called for the purpose Of ~
upon the question -Shall Nels,es \
dependent Seh0Ol histric, Numb~
Issue aud sell b8llds Ia lie sara a IN
Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ior \
purpose 81 budding al additiaa 4 4
school house "a sale district
Now. therefore Motto Is hereby ~
that 3 bond election NiIl be- held & n
said Webster indegendeut Sehoal IA
rict Number iOI. a0n thr islh al |
Auril 1888 fer the purpose * utr. ,
the question @ShaIl Webster Iadee.
dent school District NumBer fAl, i,
and sell bond Ia ihe sum 0f Gne Tna
sand Five Hundred Dollars Tor fhe q,
pose OF building 81 Addition u /
! school house ia said district
The polling places for said eseau
viii be AT the following piaoes
Fertile First Yard and ali thm :.
as said District nor within the carnrs
/ limits 0f The CITY OF Webster. put d
I tiguons u the First Mard. in rae IA
wing 81 tie Methodist Church.
For Second Aard and all tlai gzal
said district Bpt within the cuFpa
I limits uf the City nf " ebsier Dus ca
wnogss u tke SECOND Mand, 10 ~
! Small Lumber office;
For the Third Mara and al iaa' ]
uf said district not within the cops
limits 81 fhe Cify Of Webster eui 90
Euoas 70 the Third Ward, IN q
{ House;
The polls viii be ppeI tor SID g
iian tx the T4aces above nalnea 90
lsrh day Of April 1888 from the haa1
mine 0'clock IN the forenoon until !
O'clock III the afternoon.
Given under nv hand and the eH
rage seal 81 the CITY uf Webster. =
this slst dny or Marcel. 1893.
+. II. small
Attest Mayor City Of Nei'
Carl Maimherg.
Auditor Of City Of Webster.
seal