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It was announced on August last that libel action of M. Zola, against the Petit Journal, had resulted in fine of 2,OOO francs, being imposed upon M. Judet of the editorial staff, and of 800 francs upon each of his two assistants In addition, the three were mulcted in 1000 francs each as damages. M. Jlldet claimed 10000 francs damages
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GoverIsmeAt Bon ilg,
.Hi
 lid Asked
Chicagn Market.
*Ex-dividend.

Reported over private wire by H. 2, Friedman x Co.,, Bankers and Brokers, 10 Wall Street, N. r., and 763 Chapel Street, Room and 3, New Haven. N. A. Tanner. of Local Branch.
 OnnnInp Highest Lowest Close
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NEW iOHX SrocK ArARREr.

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations
 On the New York Stock Exchange, reported by Prince X Whitely, Brokers, 15 Center street, New Haven.
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zoLA SENTENCED AGAIN.

Paris, Jan. 11.-M. Emile Zola, the author. has been sentenced to pay fine of 100 francs, and 800 francs dam ages for accusing M. Judet, writer of the Petit Journal, of using forged docu ments in attacking M. Zola's father
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Now York Cotton Exchange. Reported over private wire by II. c. Fried man X Co.,. bankers and brokers, 10 Wall Street. N. r., and 763 Chapel Street, New Haven N. A. Tanner, Manager of Local Branch.
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Closing Prices.

Following are the closing prices reported by Prince & Whitely, Bankers and Brokers 52 Broadway, New York, and h Center st, New Haven. Bid A Skpd
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Perry, Ok, June 28.-News from
Bliss Station, on the Santa Fe rail.
way, 20 miles north of here, says
that the large whsat field of j. W.
Miller, located in the Ponca Indian
Reservation. is burning, and thou
sands of bushels of wheat will be
destroyed
Afiller has 5000 acres of wheat,
and it is estimated that 1t woul d
WELD thirty bushels per acre.
1t is reported that several hun
dred acres have already been con
sumed. and FIRE IS raging the same
as on a dry prairie.
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The lagrange Indicator claims to
have received the last statement Mr..
Bland ever made over his own sig
nature for publication. Mr.. Bland
wrote in response to questions sent
out by the Indicator, as follows:
Editor Indicator: The declara.
ton of the republicans for the re
tirement of the ereeubacks would
have the effect of alternating many
western republicans.
Should the greenbacks now be re-
tired, it would contract the currency
that is a legal tender and bring on
a financial crisis.
The democratic party should ad
here to the Chicago platform on the
currency question"
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pening up and future cultivaticn
of the country.
another enemy to civilization
which tbs engineers have encounter
ed is the relentless white ant. ANY
thing not made Of iron it will destroy
utterly. 1! has been decided, there
fore. that the poles of the trans con.
tinental telegraph will all have to be
made Of iron.
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Order of PuJlcatiou.
STATE OF MISsOUgt.l
Comfy OF Bales.

= ATE OF ME~~bl HI ? ~
County OF Bales.
In tle circuit court Of Bstss county. Missouri.
Ia vacation MAY -, Is.H, Adam LuchsinEer
ami Thomas ~irr.I. partners under tAe hfh
name OF Inch singer y ~tTHIa. FtbaAil4s Nh-
Charles - MuTIglI AMI r 4 MurArid, de-
fru.ta1Ts-
Vow a. tui- DAY comes the plaintiffs Lsrein ~
tL-ir attorney e and f.e their petition and on
ta.il alleging among OtHeTtGluE- that defend
ante. Charles ID. MurIa.1 ana p. A. Murha|I
Wuereupuu ~ b. ordered bF the clerk In Nhrn-
ton that said defendants be notified by publ
catlau that plaintiffs have commenced emit
against them in tLls court 10y attachment tht
enforce tie payment Jy the defendants 60 the
plaintiffs 1t Is certain Negotiable ITouie1oig
note dated May -. I-''~, Tor twenty eight AL
4J-lUH d0ilEr-, lcaT.IE interest % the rate o.
eight per cent per Aunum from date, and due
DccriuJr thr let. l@.'-, given bJ defendants
20 plaintiffs and that unlrrA the sail defend
ante Charles u Muriieil AMI q MurAeld De
and LuFtar at tAla court A. tuv neat term
thereof, - be begun Aud holden at r." court
house ID the city Of Butler. In suia county. on
the IltH aAE Of Move mbtr, next. una on OF
before the thlTd Jay Of tail tern tf 81" term
-hHlt 80 long continue. II not thee before the
l4st day OF aid tgrIn) auswrr or plead 70 tEe
petition In Fhid cause. the came viii Do taken
as confessed and judgment VIII be TtAdefrs
AMI be Il further ordered that q COPY
hereof Up published according 10 law "a the
ETILEH WEEALY lINEb. u weekly new phPrf
printed and published IN BHtcH county, Nile
rouri, Tor four weeks furcsEziltly' the Iaht
Insertion 10 Doe ~ ieust Guern da5n h"iorf tn
urst day OF the next November term or fhi'
court.
) r THURMAN. Cirsult CLERK.
true copy of the record. Wit
.-ESLf ues- ms hand AMI seal or thc cir
cult Court Of Bate county. this llth
ST Clr-ult ,,eTk.
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Victim Of La Bourg04ne

Paris, June 28.-The ec.ion FOR
damages brought by Nine. Resal, as
a result of the loss of her husband
by the sinking Of the French line
steamer La Bourgogne in collision
with the British ship Cromsrtyshire,
July 4, 1898, off Sable Island, Nova
Scotia. has resulted in a verdict
against the company of 100000
francs, the plaintiff a. ths same time
being debarred from claiming any
money lost with NJ. Rasal which may
hereafter be recovered
The court found the company re
sponsible for the acts of the captain
who was declared to be at fault II
bringing his ship to a standstilI
after the collision, IL losing time il
launching the boats and in not fur
nishing the passengers with lif'
boats.
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international Convention Baptist
Young Peoples Union, Richmond.
Va, and return July 10, II and y
and may be extended for return to
-, 1899 at rate of one fare
plus two dollars for round trip.
Annual Convention United Societies
of Christian Endeavor, Detroit,
Mich. Tickets on sale July to 5 and
may have limit for return extended
to August 18th, at rate of one fare
plus two dollars for round trip.
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Order Of Publication.
STATE or MISSOURI.
County Of Bate

sTATE OF MISSOURI. ..g Re.
In tie Circuit Coar;. of Bates county. Mls.
souTi Iu vacation May End. lse'. The
state 81 Missouri az the relation and 90 the
use Of 4 II Owel. eN-0llciO collector OF The
revenue for Bates county, plaintiff, ~ J.
Moothart. Jorn Han, Inc Sew Engla.l
Loan x Trust co. John n Vaughan. j a."
Legg JOHN Lsrghesd and a Anderson, dee
PENDANTS.
CiylI action for delinquent taNe=.
Now 81 this day comes the plaintiff herein b.
her a.tGrnaY before the undersigned clerk %
tire circuit court Of Bates county. in the state
u Missouri. in vacation and llts Der petition
ard affidavit, stating smOUE other things
mat the above named defendant. IS Moot
hart Is non resident OF the state Of Missouri.
v HaTeupOr - Is ordered DV the clerk ln
vacation. that said defendant De- n7,lhed by
publication that plaintiff Ehs c5utasnced
saIt against him IN this court by
Tatlt.on and aMdGyit, tHr OBJECT and
general nature of which il 20 enforce the lien
or tbD -tlte Of Missouri for the der
I-gueut taxes for the year i--,1, amount
iuZ Up The aggregate % S7.ia, tfseth-
.ua following described tracts Of land situate
p Bates county, Missouri to-wit
Eighty acres. the south half Of the -ouibeh-'
Quarter OF section sixteen fIs.. township
tHlr.v-aIne f+I ran re thIItv-twD fJ-ts ant u at
unIeEs she said defendant De and aIIf - ~ e.
next term Of Llls court 20 BE- begun AMI holden
h tHa civ 81 Butler. Bate County biE-Jurl
on the Grst TdesfAy giter the E"coHi AonlaF
IN June, l-.s'. and On or before iNf th.I y ~ =
y Z
zrttg not then before tfe euH ~ tHe terIii
and rlaeI 70 sAIl petition acro5l.Eg - law
the same will b. taEeu - c9Hi-ts-a ath l-s
Hpnt rendered according ~ me lT-EtF ~ ~.
l5atftlou AMI the above tescTlie1 rea- ektnf
sglI 90 z4t.-fv she same.
And . iz further ordered sy the eek ai0ft
al trs+ a r9uy hereof be publ.ElrI tu So
ErrLkR WEEEIT IigEs. a weekly ntWtEepe
TIr5utrI EEI fu1iisEeI "a seia 60 ny ~ bAt'
tgT four weeks Fuccess4selg, Pi4yi.aLr1 81 .eas
nj. ~ q week. The last lnser.i0n - p % lfA-
Greea days days before tue LEst +Ag - IT.
neE. term % saii co1rt .-.
.zEtLT ge-s ny hand, - .l~fA A'25ttE.
w.th tie seEi ~ SIZE EL.t cpnT
. Hrre9u-C sE1eI bone e. 1il-- "a a-LIrE Oh
----- J. +. TUE EHAS.
. ,r~~5. IIrrE.
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Co1oNI5Ts EXCLUSION

To Portland, Oregon, Seattle and
Tacoma, Washington, $28. 80.
Very low rates to San Francisco,
Los Angeles, San Diego and inter
mediate points; for particulars call at
Missouri Pacific depot or address
Biennial convention OF EPw0rth
League, indianapolis, Ind. Tickets
on sale July IS, 10, 20; tickets 6y pc
return to Aug goth. Rate one fare
plus two dollars for the round trip.
F.. C. VANDERvooRT, Agent.
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Egs, WIZ Cure Consumption.

Atlantic City. \ ]. June 24-In
discussing consumption before the
American Institute OF Homeopathy
to dav, DR.. 4. 81. Gushing, OF
Springfield. Mass, made the state
ment that if physicians would give
their consumptive patients FIVE or
six eggs in lomsnsde each day they
would have no fuserale-
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To Make Berlin a seaport.

1t IS announced that the German
government expects 70 be able 10 in
troduce 4 bill in the next session Of
The Prussian Diet for the construction
OF 4 canal suitable for large steam
ships between Berlin and Stertln. prac-
ticalIy making Berlin seaport town.
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4oad rapidlv, and it was soon demonstrated
rond doubt that a cure had at last been
nd for deadly Cancer. Evidence has accu-
uouated which is incontrovertible, Of which
he following is a specimen:
~Cancer is hereditary in our family, my father.
~. and an aunt having died from this dreadful
9s Sc Nv feelings may be imagined when the hor
sI disease made its appearance on my side. 1t was
malignant Cancer. eating nwardly in such way as
m ase great alarm. The disease seemed beyond the
@ Of the doctors, for their treatment did good
~ aterer the Cancer growing worse all the while.
orons remedies were used for it. but the Cancer
% steadily worse until it seemed that was doomed
sIlow the others of the family, for know how dea
men inherited was advised to try Swift 9peclhc Is
s"les when was cured sound and we'll, and have b
sssdfnl affection though many years have elapsed.
Il sIsCancer-AtRe S II. IDOL. Winston, \. c.
4 nnr hook on Cancer, containing other testn
STARVATION, viii be sent free to any address
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Sq.iee f. hereby z.Feu. tE2i lDtt"sh ~
~fa.rzsIgU On estate - j stF- &4-~l
--rsa-ad we're granted 90 TIE EEt@rs-<n ~
sre IN tET - June, -. ~ me FTDlta'
t.rrrt a. EsteH comfy. A4sscrTl
u Egsrz81s having Ialr4s - az ftte-t 80
80 red % exhibit flefn for a. iof arc - tt-
--.r1ts-rglor within one year zfler - = . A. II
80 Letters OF they rnsy be EErciug won
grT bereft % Esff satatsf Ert 81 sIri ciAllEs =,
nor azhlbtts.i within tEo TssTa lFDsn ~ -
81 tbfE rabIscz.son. fEev snh44 - I3r@fef
6srr~f. Tals ga 1sy u june: -
-. ". ALIEN
asu A1m.Llsirztor.
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tn assist digestion, relieve G-sLTes5
after eating or drinking too AeAEI.4s'
10 prevent constipation, take
HOODS Pills
sold evaryvher p cents.
Fall From Church spire.
sold everywhere. p cents.

Abiline, Kan, June 29.-While
engaged il painting the stesple OF
the church ct Enterprise TO day, the
ecaffoldiag gave way and Samuel
Bssysr ana Edward Eungerford
were thrown q distance Of sixsy feet
to brick walk below. Beaver re
eeived injuries believed to be fatal
but Hungerford was but slightly
hurt
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Imperfect digestion and assimila-
tion produce dIsordsred conditions
of the system, which grow and are
confirmed by neglect. Herbine gives
tone to the stomach. ard causes
good digestion. Price 30 cts seid
by H. L Tucker, druggist
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HOME SEEKERS EXCURSION

To points in Kansas, Nebraska,
North and South Dakota, Texas, Ar
kansas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma
Tv, Arizona and New Mexico. Dates
of sale Mch 7-21, April 4-18th. May 2
and 1G, June 9th and Goth, 1899; same
good returning twenty.one dsys from
date of sale. at rate of one fare plus
two dollars for the round trip.
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Il Will Cure You While You Wait.
r you fufer with that horrible catsrrh in
tae head loss OF smell or taste, catarrhal con-
sumption, or headache, DR.. TEurmOnd's Ca
tarrh Cure is sold no cure, no pay Price sc
and 81 90 per bottle at II. L. fuckers.
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The Semi-WeekIy Republic.

The Semi. Weekly Republic has so
MANY advantages as q news gatherer
that no other paper can claim to be
its equal. The whole field OF news
is covered thoroughly. The special
features and illustrations are always
the hest. More noted writer's con-
tr;h,1te to its columns than to any
other paper of its class. 1t is pub
lished especially to meet the wants
of that large class of readers who
have not the opportunity or cannot
afford to read a daily paper.
The telegraphic and cable service
of The Republic has never been
eoualed in the history Of Journalism
in this or any other country.
The Semi Weekly Republic has
larger circulation now than any
other newspaper weekly or semi
weekly. -
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
Semi Weekly Republic. one year'--....' ~ ="
The TIMES. one year.. ....--....-''' =
Both one year, .......--....- -''.
Address all orders to The HINES
/ Butler, Mo.
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\ Boon for Suffering Humanity

For constipation. Indigestion, nervousness.
weakness; loss OF sleep, loss Of appetite or
weight, Dr. InErmoDtis Blood syrup Is
guaranteed 10 cure you. Sold By
II. L. TUCKEE.
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QUARANTINE

lour hogs and chickens against
aLERA and other diseases by
hawkeye hog and poultry rem
They are sure cholera pre-
auye. They insure good health.
q! Promote growth. The high
Ten In which the public hold their
edles is sufficient guarantee.
sale by J. H. CRABTREE,
Butler, Mo.
lannon's Feed yd.
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sasuIts Fatally in Nine
casss Out Of Ten
cure Found al Last.
Cancer can not Do cured by a e11


IN the blood circulating throughout the SYSTEM although
% or ucer-known the Cancer-1nay be away, the
2 remains the blood, and promptly breaks af1esh,
gsrewed violence. 60 g g ..
N diseases which considered inclrable, induced
no sufferers try for Cancer, after exaustin the skill
9bc;ans without Much to their delight proved
G 70 the and promptly effected The glad
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Administrator > Notice

~-tr-e l. hereby Eirea. that intr7E- r z1T.s.r-
- -. - M s-ga.p ~ &zLEEl -. " 1tfrl-
ss--sssf sglra zral--1 - to- Erirr- zEef ~
~ IN daT - J-u-. i'm. - ~ FTD1at@ cs-E-
- u.tas err-rt- r. -aa4-a-
Al r.srsouz lar " rlA.- slH - 8ft -a-1 et-ale
- -a1.rfrazt - - -I.l- Gtlezl 2CE ailcFaDea -
- -rsrafrfzrrzl5r E4.zliU Dze GEAR after t1r
Tsr. "a a lgtseFs. or sasy nag ~ FTerlz4~ft
f-.,~a an beueht o. sad eststes aDt II s-rt
-Ts5--s s. not I'd within E1o Te1rs frfr-
- go - - ~ cario1. E1eT Shall - f}r-
S-sr b.srr-r f-4s "a -.T - Jar 80
80 ". L VALDEZ,
40 Aaml-- ssrGtggs
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CANCER is DEADLY!

This fearful disease often first appears
as a mere scratch, pimple or lump in
the breast. too small to attract any
notice, until, in many cases, the deadly
disease is fully developed
Damon. can not h n1...al L. :. r.-r..:,ol
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TIME TABLE.
40 Milwaukee & st. PAU KY

II. 4 d. DIVlslcN
.or East 1871 D. IN. Daily.
4 West 4.5O q. IN.
East $50 a. m. Elk sptSun.
IL West 1856 pm.
Breigbt West 1905 p. m. Daily.
H. trains subject TO abandonment.
e. A. BRADLEY, Agent.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

The court has been grinding right
al ong and has disposed of a number of
cases since our last issue.
We left the jury out on the Boike case,
they came in with a verdict for plaintiff
for $500.
In the case of Ries VS.. Flagstad, the
co urt directed a verdict for plaintiff, the
ury assessed the damage at $95.50.
Monheimer VS.. Lemar & Co., verdict
for plaintiff $145.
Friday evening the Roberts County
Seat case was taken up and arguments
heard. This case attracted considerable
interest. Wilmot based her lease on
purely technical points-the constitutions
ality of the election. The case was well
handled on both sides, the arguments
able and interesting Kittridge, of Sioux
Falls, Thomas, of WATERFOWL, Lane and
Babcock, of Sisseton, appeared for Sis
S eton, Goodner, of Pierre looked after
w ilmont's interest. The arguments
were completed Saturday and the court
sustained the demurrer. An appeal will
probably be taken.
After hearing some motions argued,
court adjourned until Monday.
Monday morning the a~rraignments
were made in the following criminal
cases:
Wm. Ingals, JohnHough Robert Eagle,
Louis Deere and Huron Ball all entered
a plea OF not guilty.
Krouse VS.. Guderiau, was dismissed.
Hart VS.. Sandvig, carried over the
term.
Cameron vs. Vincent, verdict for
plaintiff for $340.
Chilson & Haugen VS.. Strong & Co.,
verdict for plaintiff damages of $59.38.
Benz & Son VS.. McKennett & Co., YER
dict for plaintiff in sum of $63.75.
The criminal calander was called Tues
day, in the case of South Dakota VS..
Louis Deere, the jury disagreed.
John Shopper, was pronounced not
guilty.
Nm. Ingals found guilty as charged
In Indictment.
The case of Peter Peterson is now be-
ing tried.
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7. j. Dyke OF this city has severed h,s

I. j. Dyke OF this city has severed h,s
connection with j. F. Kelley 4 Co.
and accepted a position with Brown <
Sanger OF Sioux Falls, az salesman, and
departed for rhe latter city to-day.
Bert Niles OF Webster, Was IN town
the later part of the week taking orders
for the new Day County map published
by j. f. Kelley & Go. The map is u
very fine production and shows up
every farm and locates the school
h ouses, churches and p~ostoffices correct
ly.-Waubay Clipper.
Rev. j. S. Halvorson recently arrived
to take charge OF the congregations
which have previously been under the
care of Rev. Nervig. At present
he is staying with Hans R~oalquam
south OF town. 1t is unsettled yet whe-
t her he will take up his residence here or
at Pierpont.-Courier, Bristol.
The advent OF the fine weather brought
happiness to the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Mckennett, not particularly on
q ccount OF the weather, however. On
Monday morning, the 18th, a daughter
was born to them. Tom came in Mon
day and the Reporter force all smoked
to the health and prosperity OF the
little Miss. We join their many friends
in hearty congratulations TO the fond
paranfo
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Webster Markets.

tcted weekly by j. w. Abbott.
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Caucus.

There will be O caucus held at the
Philbrook school house in Webster
Twp. on Tuesday, Feb. % 1899 at two
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose OF nomi-
mating a township ticket to be voted ID
at the annual town meeting.
+. c. Edgar.
Clerk.
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Fish Story.

Go to ii. c. Tegtmeiers for your Fish.
Mackerel, White Fish, Trout, Spiced Her
ring, Extra fine Six Herring, Smoked
Salmon, Smoked Halibut, Smoked
Bloaters, Canned Salmon, beth Import
ed and Domestic Sardines, Sardines in
Mustard, HOLSTERS, Shrimps and Shred
ded Cod Fish.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-02-16
Notice to Teachers.

The next regular examination for
teachers will BE- held in Webster on Fri
day and Saturday the 3rd and 4th OF
March 1899. Candidates furnish pens
ink and paper. Nina Ii. Aasved.
Co. SuDt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-02-16
THE STATE OF LIFE.

You can find it at Bakers, fresh from
A.. L. Wards Bakery, of Aberdeen, Sets
or 6 for 25cts, Rye, Graham, Cream and
Home made. A trial is all we want.-E.
C.. Baxter.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-02-16

&tbIug new in town and that is
mes Town Dress Goods at IL. c.
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with and without.
I, p. Brown.

!. p. Brown.
King Alfonzo went to war,
Islands all about him.
Yankee Dookle meet him there,
nd he went homo without them.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-02-16
Teachers neeting

will be held in Andover~ Saturday, Feb.
25tb. at 2:3O, p. IN. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to oil.
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new III to"h CA" 'h"o ~
mes Town Dress Goods at ii. G..
6(6eier's.
ID our Pierre letter.
" to Loan.-W. c. Turner.
kapers for sale at tins Office.
.rday was an ideal spring day.
been Bread 5 cents at-Baxters.
ed Tomato Soup at Tegtmeiers.
~ Steavens came up from Bristol
Cutting departed for Milwaukee
kht.
Strain was up from Waubay
lay.
Hussong was up from Waubay
sday.
Canning went to st. Paul We'd
night.
n Abbott departed for Pierre Mon
utrning.
will probably be a week or ten
Ii N ore court.
s. eial sale in tin ware at The Cash
68are Store.
ID Photos-all styles and sizes at
Ia Gallery.
Ind Mrs. Frank Gibson returned
4 tuesday night.
x Bargain in Hardware visit the
B ardware Store.
FIJI Finch was up from Andover be-
strains Monday.
al caucus calls for township
4|c&s in this issue.
I|ckb Almanacs free of charge at F.
Co.'S drug Store.
onN Wivers and Patsy Bowler came
ifpn Waubay yesterday.
ynhn Rhider and Hon. W. II. Jones
kup from Strand yesterday.
Fother Tweet of the Bristol Courier
Webster visitor Monday.
WWM
tire new stock of Spring Goods
ton at II. G. Tegtmeier's.
Bread at the City Bakery, 5
oaf eight loaves for % cents.
leather was so cold that all the
Is were frozen off OF old Winter.
heyto loan on approved
Irity. E. w Taylor.
bar May weather again and we
bear anyone kicking about it
az Cash Hardware Store is now
N business, Tracy Bros. old
To Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Payne
morning February 10th, a
kter.
Cease returned Monday from
fooks where he has been visiting
81.
kittridge having concluded his
in this city departed for the east
".
Vienna Savage and Sauer
i legtmeiers. Try it, it's fine
cents.
oodner having completed his
before the court, departed for
unday.
reeman at the st. Croyx Lum-
office, has money to loan on
q farms. 25-3"
BAKER came up from Waubay
y to attend court as q witness
Pall case.
RAM came in from Minneapolis
he Is Interested in some case
fhe conrt.
Ball representing Wright,
x Stlllwell was doing business
pity Tuesday.
ora Is organizing n kid" band
mas been subscribed by the town
base instruments.
.. Fiksdal came down from
% this a. m. to attend the we'd
his brother Lars.
peslning OF the open season for
and ducks is likely to be
to September Il rst.
Campbell and stenograplier
went to Aberdeen Saturday to
ne Sabbath at home.
ordering a Tombstone, call on
Foster and see what they
oner. 1t will pay you.
ph'n d roster take orders Tor all
marble work. Let them figure
'loo before placing your order.