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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13
EAST SIDE Is INTERESTED.
Grain ana Fruit Growers and stock
raasers on the other side - the
Mountains LoOk Faverably On the
Enterprfse . Floor Space Plans.

Manager Frank r. Armstrong. OF the
Seattle exposition, is out Of the city on
cfiacial business, but will be back the
first OF the week. and can then De seen
Colman building. Yesterday 500 circu.
door space Of the exposition building
tsry to Prospective exhibitors.
A. J. n. Hosom. superintendent OF the
horticultural and agricultural exhibit, re.
the mountains. where he has been for two
weeks doing missionary work TOR the
exposition: While away he visited We
natchss, Spokane. DAYTON Maiia waiia'
The people east OF the mountains are
taking q lively interest In this matter.
said Mr.. Hooom. and there VIII b sew
s era ..s 70 :. room s hs
MI. Hosom recommended for appoint
ment honorary vice prssidsn t, IN each 81
be TO arrange the excursions and take
care Of the exhibits.
There win Be fully . thousana people
cursions," said he. land II the First
Washington regiment comes home from
the Philippines there win Be two train
loads Of visitors east Of the mountains to
Mr.. Hosom says that there will be q
Joint excursion to Seattle from North
Yakima, EllenSburR, Cle-Elum ana Kos
lyn. There are about Zoo people in this
district and Mr. Hosom thinks that fully
one-twentieth OF the population, or a
thousand people. will take advantage OF
the excursion rates II everything runs
along smoothly.
~ would IKE to give favorable men,
ton to General Manager McCabe. OF the
washington 4 Columbia River railroad"
said Mr.. Hosom. HE 10 taking an active
interest in this exposition. He sent me
from Walla Walla to Pasco In his private
car. His road passes through thousands
Of acres OF grain fields and handles an
immense trafhc In grain. fruits and live
stock. He II In q position to do the ex-
position q great deal OF good in the man
ner Of securing people to come to Seattle
and also to bring exhibits with him, and
am confident that he Is doing and will
do all that he can to help the venture
along.
HE is laying out q good deal Of money
at present improving the road. and II
will not be long until the whole country
tapped by his line Is under cultivation"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13
SEIZED TOO CLOSE TO LINE
Canadian Fishing boats to he Re-
leased by United states Gus
toms O64Cera.

The recent seizure OF six Canadian fsh-
ing boats near Point Roberts by the
United States customs officials will proba-
bly, be settled in a day or so by the re-
lease OF the boats.
The seizure took place according to the
report OF the officers on the American side
OF the line. The matter has been the sub
ject of diplomatic discussion, and was
finally referred 10 United States District
Attorney Wilson r. Gay by Attorney Gen
eral Griggs.
Mr.. Gay reported that the seizure was
made so close TO the line, and at a time
when Ii was possible 20 be deceived in
location. that Il might be advisable to re-
lease the beats. The attorney general w.r-
ed him Yesterday TO proceed az no thought
best. Mr.. Gay Immediately wrote Collec-
tor Hnestis, advising him to let the boats
go.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13

ST. Louis. Aug 1.-THE feature a. the fair
grounds today WAS the Ozark stake race for two
year ODDS. in which Kentucky Farmer won by a
very small margin. The track fair The CASH
dS came NJ today. resulting in w r Cassidy
and Jeckey Hoaek being ruled OFT the turf for life
Results
Nile ard IA eighth. seliing-Pawnee won, Annie
0daslG seeond Harry Preston third. Time l5-A
Mile and / slttsenth. seliingEght Bells won,
Rsrtee second o<1c II third Time li4
Two miles and seventy Yards selling Kodak won,
Gov. Menenrv second. Ras7ui third Time sos
Six fuFienEs Ozark stake 81 800 for two rear olds
krSltuskv Farmer won Recompenss second John
Miller third Time ! e
SIX furl0uss. hsndicar~imp. Mint sancs won
rtssr secord. Aunt Mary third. Time liza
Nile and SERENITY ards. haHdieap-Euhniin Voc
P4ncchels second. + isne third. Tine lH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13

The match between Mr.. and Mss Powell
and Mr.. F'ouikes and Misc Reattie. IN tho
ssmLtina!s Of the mixed doubles lou, gave
ately Miss Powell sprained her ankle and
was compelled To retire This gave the
match to Mr.. Foalkss and Mise Beastie by
default Seven game9 had been played.
Mr. and Miss Powell winning three. Miss
Powell was playing brilliantly. and her eff
forts were bssng greeted with hearty APP
wn ss ,sa s s", II brr p was
Mr. Foulkas ana Miss Beattis won the
frals IN competition with Mr. Russell, and
Miss Rilay. So, ga In tho frss set the
Seattle pair did nos make proper. allow
area fer the strong southwes, wind which
swept the court. and drove out OF bounds
frequently. They made sooa rally In
70 ono against them. and won three
straight. II appeared as Il Mr.. F,ouikss
waS playing trtia earelsssly. II was
only tan,porarv advantage for Seattle
a. the British Columbia pair won the next
two games. taking the Sc; and match.
Miss Realities PLAYING was the feature
In sixty sass II d'a ret seem 10
make any difference 70 her where the bail
came. or bow much speed II had. With
her powerful underhand drive she sent IL
back close 90 the ret and into any par;
OF sne court she desired
ons "c'rcus play eohbed up. ard was
thoroughly appreciated by tire crowd
FonIses smashed tho hall. which struck
nesr tho base tine ard bounded high In
maneuver and ~ stroke entirely nn@x~
piainahss and certainly unexpected. struck
the bah wtthiri six Inches 81 tho wire
screen ard returned Il tust over the ret
Miss kerehaw srs Miss Riggs of Taco
ma Won tae championship IA ladies
doubles by defeating Ars Rollins and Msss
Riley, Of Seattle. 81. So While thss match
was In progress the wind blew with Ia
c~aased viroe. making Il ssssgreeah,e alike
for Players ard spectators
4. @. fioss. of Portland. beat n Hudson.
Of T>a2ssaa~ ta The anAls Of tha consolation
cVen., 81. s-s. 81
Al the cicse % IRE play handsome prizes
WIRE distributed 20 tho successful PLAYERS
by Cass. Harry Tsv'c..
Summary ee Yesterdays play.
MEMS Singles.
Fsnais-s v rea1sss. vsctogsa sea. Cessg. A.
Eart- sssirs. 81. 81. "a
Ntx~d Doubles
e.-ss .tnas<-3 y. fs9is-s Ard Mis- Hss.sss vsr~
Ssfa. bat Nj, u. ssa Miss Powell, Stcssxsa hv
dssait TAe ssess sfasss - Ia sssSr u My Ysa,s.e
sas MID Esattse eAsa Miss raweii s1=ssn~sa k=e
snsts. ns<ssissias Der Fxs,gs~ssat s~as TIE GsseA
Mss rs~eil nass~@f hsflisss ssnzSs ~ SO ssas
81 her asxsdsaf
a r. gw...8 ans Miss ggs&. Sea "a. srAt NJ
tse~sI ana NJ, hAasiSx, Nsetassa. % "a 60
ftnal~-~s Fssisk~ srt Nstss Eeasssr N~af :
Russell ard Af$x RIass. 81 ca
Ladies' DcaAies.
rsnsi-~Ntss k~~hs. sma Ma Hsss% rsesna
coasoin tioN.
A. q. ssss. rSrslant. beat r Basssas. TscHsA.
Ell s& 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13
Hawthorne Races.

CHICAGO. Arg ts-FTve thousand rsenpie say
The rArss to-day at Hawthorne THE third race At
saile ard seventy yards. produced brilliant IN
ASH between Cherry Leaf. the fssoritc. and Car,
nerN. tae former winning By head In .hs sse~pie
ehase Clifton b. wen by = bead after hard race
Results.
Seven ferianFs. seT'ing-Amciia ronso won Roxcs
n seesss8 isea third Tine vi
Sevrn ftYgior<s. bars;ieS T-Th-fVe wsr f,iek Fur
Dr. serg nj. fzFrrEsd tasr4 Ta,ne Alx
Nlle sa5 sasss-f'aS~ry I=sf xuu rs-.
Srrc secend. BenueT:ie third TIRE l.4S
ste&pleshaEe short csslrse~~f iittpr II wan Ms
SO
M1e sailing Raciyan wp> Taas.f.-o second Uar
~ Su.tsr third Tifne. al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13

IL IL Relieved the Men VIII All Soon
He Back mt Work.

DENVER, Aug. I2--It Is announced this
afternoon that the roasters at the Omaha
ard Grant shelters were quietly started
with fifty men yesterday morning and that
the former employees Of the plant are rap
idly APPLYING for work. The union voted
again last nigh. to continue the fight. but
the men are said to be breaking away II
Is the intention OF the company 10 blow In
part OF the furnaces In a day or two and
IL is predicted by the officers that ali the
old men viii be back at work within n
week. The furnaces at the Globe plant
are also being put In shape for operation.
All "a quiet so FAR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13

J. r. FouIkss, the brilliant tennis cham
paon OF Britain Columbia. addsd new
Aureis to hts already long INST yesferdAy
afternoon by defeating George A. HuEo,
Tor the championship OF washington. three
straight sets, 81. 80. g.
The match wzS played on the Seattle
Tennis Clubs courts. corner OK MADISON
street and Miner avenue. before large
and fashionable assembaSs. AZ the great
event OF the tenth annual tournament OF
ths local club 1t attracted much attention,
and local enthusiasts were hopeful thar
Mr.. Hurd, VINO has twice won the state
championship cup. would successfully DE-
fend his title. There WAS Q feeling. how
ever. that he was not in form such a.
would warrant the expectation OF VIC
tory.
playing superbly, and intended 10 put forth
every effort possible TO win. A victory
would give him his second championship
Ter this season, and place him In chss
~ himself az the probable Pacific North
west champion.
Owing 70 the reasons Just stated II was
not : great surprise that Mr. FouIkes won
the stats championship. II Mr.. Hurd did
not play as welt as anticipated, II must
be- admitted that Mr.. Foulkes proved con-
cluave,y thAt he In playing the game o.
hss life. His defense was we'll nigh per-
feet. some Of his returns being made on
balls seemingly out OF reach. He passed
Mr.. Hnsd repeatedly. and In the rallies
won By large majority.
Mr.. Hurd was clearly ousplayed at every
polnt up to the third set. Then he made
= determined stAnd, and for time gave
his supporters q ray Of hope that he would
win at least one set. The rally came to
late and In an exciting finish Mr.. Foulkes
Won the sat and match. Following Is An
analysis OF the play:
First Set.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13
BREvFTIEs.

Ellen Ti5he.ts has reported q. headquarters n.
loss % a gold watch marked with . wreath Of
greenish leaves.
Ere alarm sssr1aed in ress1rdsy Afternoon
erusa bcr LIS fer grass fire Ia. enrEsr Of Sec.
end avenue north and Drnnv was
G. Nielsen Who charged With riiing eiryeIs
on lie sidewalk without light yests~sfay srsd
- Co. Nelson claimed ignorance Il he .av
~, sat Issued yesterday for the sr-ss; II
"IosTn Dos CAssy for threatening - XIII o. %
Morss As headquarters Casey gave ca hts ...ss
name Martin Field Jndse Cam set the ease fos
hearing ess Monday sftsrnnan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13
Coufes.ea to Wife Beating.

In Judge Jacobs court to beating his wife
on the Fourth Of July. He said It was the
result Of too enthusiastic celebration. The
Imprisonment, but in view Of the fact that
the defendant had several children besides
his wife dependent upon him. sentence was
suspended.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13
TOM LINTON THE CHAMPION.
beats Harry Fixes in the One Hour
Paced Race

NEW YORK, Aug. ie-lTom Linton Of Wales
champion If Europe. in one hour paced race, won
the championship Of America today. beating Harry
Beach track. by nearly tao LAPS. The weishman
In addition, made new worlds record. the pac-
ing being BY motorcycles In the hour he rode
miles and iio Yards. This docs not reach the
record held by Fixes paced In the old style. Of
81 miles I9ps yards. Fixes left behind By the
lnss of pedal and then BY riding of the track
Linton won BY three and halt yards less than
tS'a
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PERSONAL

p ~ rasrs- sdsto- II shs sxn Juxa Islander u
Friday Barecs is in tie city. guest a the Seattle
w. j. Ksrhy. Il yanccszver Il G.. travelling asa-
isex Il ;hs poninssn EIpre~s Company. IL toying
nj It's ssersnA kcssi
W. Y srhnekss = sanfrs r. La Cennsr. Il 81
IRE rily sa~ few GAYS business and IL . xse=t
cz .sa Seattle.
James HAshs II oiyrnfas- assis.zn, st,ur~
ney general ~ tAs state nnAsx ". G. Jones' arrived
srasz Liza cApitAi yssssfdAy
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COLUMBIA WINS AGAIN.
The New Boat Proves Herself Mar
vel Ia Light weather

NEWPORT. L sas - TIE Kew ! svk yscAs
rses ~aassiTsa f1S@= - sh@s IN te aastas as.sshs
agesf fAs cszs5>e * ts9q Is az rg5 Is1yevs ghe
ezatsz tss4s - Sxesssy ssAs& ssz Nsx ia4zsxs.
TIE wsaa ss1S 81 scsaKes tAaa Yesza~sss Nst ft~
xssAsa tusa seft sseSs sss sye rssss% srsS tAs
sss&sa sAs eetf-e feet As-AsrzeS go AsT ar
as~ss Sss tessAesa kH.e - issv -VEest = ssssrsss
&Ass Teas rsst esEr isasax ~ tie YATN1s ss~F lie
Lac tas ssfsAtszsx ;he iAases1ssE - -1u9fSs asa
s~1szas ssszzsss stsss
"a. ssls4zs ssfssaHrw sswsssT ssesse4a she Szs4ss
sezs LIAR fwc sAtses ssx tAs esS sss
ssssy ias&s stg ssssses fesHs scxnvwAa s
ssstAs~s ~ sss<t sSsas s7szss ssss .ss~zs~v
60 "a ~AssA t=ssAsSs aheSss el>e ssrse Fha
tSasasssss xssssxT sssswsAsssss ssxs@s2g ig41s
ska,e &aA Ne sSssas AsrssI q Sxrvr. IN ssxss
sessAeg
tie ~SzS ssENt sA7s~sassesst ezet ~ fs-es
sssf~S sftxxse&~S Azs trvss~t s~sk fsa,sss sass
esarrtwg shssr s~4n Ssss h~fase ~ sss1 zAss tA~
ssssss4s eaags ts~ eseSss fss saAE=fss hssse kGe
Fsssi
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Saratoga Races.

SABA CO. Y Aus y ~p~~us,s.
SIX f.r.onSs~ y Read voc. sakhFns second, Hi.
Fscefsercg third Tssns l.is
Five fas3aass- srts woa f4<hzntrS Txrress SEC.
oss<. isTTv Bg-t thtssi Tim 81
MIle sn3 a. essafA. Saratoga Grksd rriaeDcs 4.
tfto wesa. TrsgslsGn seosAaS. PreTiGss third Time
sSs
Fave fsysne2s-fA-sr Heart wsn. Lady Massey SC
end. FTsrs@r. third TINE S44
fgvs sBrion<s. hses1IaSn-- re~v ec9. B@sie Il Lex
layton seS~sss Ei@kw-ns4b third Ts-1e. os.
s.ess&echAss Merlin W.T.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13

The Yukon river steamer Robert Kerr
gust l. Capt Taylor reported the water
in the Yukon fats channels as deeper than
ever before. to his knowledge. at this sea-
son OF the year. The Kerr expected to
sail from Dawson On her return to st.
Michael August &
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THE SEATTLE posr1NrE1I1GENcER SUNDAY.

Eis brother .zasd last night that he did not
know how serious his injuries were.
Thompson was WORKING tor j. Lloyd. Q
fruckmaH-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13

Fifty men wanted Immediately ae cuf
FasraAyen eannerses 1T Big wages and
steady employment. Report Immediately
10 Pacific American Fisheries Company
FzsrhAver.
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baseball Grand stand burned.

LOUISVILLE Kw. Aze ia~rs-- tDsav "a.
ss-cy~a sfsHa ts&n3 4 .As iasssvfSgs nsssts Il
s3ak The asr os5<5sAEest t-esa siVs wire 4 ten
rs~ary ssaD4 saai ssssaAs4 hs crested !4~s So Az
INSURANCE s. eN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13
.DOULk[S Is THE CHAMPION.
British Columbia Tennis Player
Defeats g. A. Hurd.
END OF STATE TOURNAMENT.

H1nAls In Ladies' Doubles Wen ~
MISS RAGYs asA Miss Kefshaw Of
Taooms-Brftish Columbia Pair,
Miss Heattte and Mr.. FouIkes,
atfIe Team-Eoss Gets Consolotieo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13

eaessrgs ThaEsrsc-. axei y years. q sr4w-
sr, was tnrown from 3yay yesterday a..
sern@nn snE badly hss1%et He ~as taken
"a a~s Aarse. rnrrrr 81 yesr and Water
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-13

Third at S~riea Hesw~ea Rntaiers
aud Naelauals Today.

rvsFiss sAe fses sAat Seattle - Asvsss ies<as
sxssssN Ri. s1seSH. 81. gsrses sAxt s~ssx
rla,ed - Es~x.tt- rssusss sssi sesssss ssssss
The average sszaitss<sssiexaAi szssdard rssaa has
$50 kssd slsss Essavss And S~aftfs thfrs
~ 6 - assea aen.sIssssss - p!Ayoae $685.
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Three Mile Record Broken.

CHICAGO. Az &C Pos-sr rse-t ~
gasoline ret9- Arske she sAFe@ mils warld's r~rsvt
AZ the sssre-S~ood TRACK ssis afternoon TIE ttrns
felln@s.
FIRST razse. ~ ss seco=i rsi@ - So .hirt
-ntis 80 ykHse rsiisz sNs Ths American rer>
ors hstt ~ ySz~r MrAsel a: SO A5. rad.
at Phiiaissgasak. 0rtossss. iss Tss wpst1s rerG-f
vas h<ss ~ A 4 CAxss. q; sk rsae as u.
CTxessl p&sxsE. fsos9sn.
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HhtIadeIphia, 81 Chicago, o.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug i2-Chi, ago played in .
Mssjess way today, which. coupled With thets In
ability 70 hit Douohns allowed TIRE Phiies 70 shut
than cut Attendance, e.s6A Score:
B. II. E. r. n. E.
Chicago .... ....s .Phiia1elphis ;. IS Is
Bssferies-Caliahan and Donahus; Donoaus and
Dougiaa. CmpFss-Emxiie and Mcdonald
Games Break Even.
BROOKLYN. Aug. l2-BrookiJn and Louisville
hsoke even In today's 6scbie-h header before 90
spectator. The Brookiyns ogsplayed IN the
Arst, the Colonies putting ZIP fast bali and tax
Ing sdvantage GO rsssed nelding. Casey did es-
pscially poor work taird his three errors letting
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rnIzE dancing. RAaks hAil Saturday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-01-26
Notice o, Mortgage Sale.
First pub. Jan. Div.


Default having been made in tiae conditions
81 n certain mortgage made executed and de-
liyered by Charles w. Peckham and Lizzie j
Peckham. mortgagors. to George E. Terpena.
Mortgages, dated the 18th day Of June 1896.
and recorded in tho office of Register OF Deeds
in and for Day County. South Dakota. on the
nth Day of June 1895, ia book 10 OF Mortgage
Records Of said County, on page ISL. and
mortgaging the following described lands.
to-wit: The North one-half Of The northwest
quarter. and the southwest quarter. OF the
northwest quarter. and the northwest quar-.
quarter of the southwest quarter OF Section
No. twentytwo. in Township No. one-hundred
twenty-five north. Of range No. ~tifty.six, west
OF the fifth principal Meridian in Day Comfy.
South Dakota, aud containing 100 acres moro
or less according To the government survey
thereof.
And. whereas. there IL claimed to be due
and unpaid at the date of this notice. on said
moItgaged debt, for principal. interest and
taxes, the sum Of $4l3.53.
Now therefor, notice Is hereby given that by
virtue OF the psIwer Of sale la said mortgage
contained, and the statute in such case made
and provided, said mortgage will be foreclosed
and the above described premises sold at
public auction by the sheriff of Day County,
South Dakufa. at the front door Of the court
house In the City Of Webster, in said County
and state, ON the 18th day Of March 1899, at
tho hour of one o'clock y, M, of that day, to
pay the said amount due on said mortgage,
together with interest, taxes and attorneys
fees and costs and expenses allowed by law.
Dated this 25 day OF January 1899.
sears McCoy; asorse +. Isrpena.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-01-26
Notice OF Mortgage Sale.


Default having been made III the conditions
Of 81 certain mortgage, made, executed and de-
Jiyered by Ole Eriksen Holm aud Sara NJ.
Holm husband aud Wife, Mortgagors to u;
Blair, Mortgagee. dated June 10th 1895, and
duly recorded in the office of the Register of
Deeds in and for Day County, south Dakota,
on June Goth 1895, at $40 O'Clock PM, In book
30 OF Mortgages, on page ~ conxeSdhg ana
situated, lying and being In the County OF
Day and State of South Dakota, to-wit:
Northwest quarter of Southwest quarter and
the south half of southwest quarter OF Sec
ton three go and northeast quarter of north
west quarter. of Section ten (10) in Township
one hundred twenty-four (l24l of Range fifty
six (56l west, containing one-aaadred sixty
acres. !.
Which said mortgage was on the 18th day of
June A. ID. 1895. duly assigned aud transferred
by ID. Blair to A. l., Ormsby by an instrument
Register of Deeds in and for Day County
State of South Dakota. on the 23rd day OF
December A. ID. 1898 at 1 30 o'clock p. m. in
book As of morris ages at page ol9.
Aud whereas there Is claimed TO be due at
the date OF this notice tho sum of two hundred
eighty-seven and 5000 dollars 1887. SCI ana no
action has been instituted to collect the said
debt or any portion thereof,
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that
y virtue of the power OF sale In said mortgage
contained, and of the Statute in such cases
made and provided, said mortgage will be
foreclosed, and the above described premises
will be sold at public auction by the Sheriff OF
Day county. South Dakota. at the front door
of the Court House in the City OF Webster in
said County Of Day on the 18th day of Feb
ruary A.. d.. 1899 ut two o'clock p. M, tn pay
said inortgsged debt and interest and taxes,
il any. with Ten dollars AS attorney fees and
and disbursements allowed by law.
Dated at Webster South Dakota, this ith
day of January 1893.
e. w. Taylor,
Attorney for Assignee OF Mortgagee.
A. l.. Ormsby, Assignee Of Mortgagoe.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-01-26
Contest Notice.
Department of the Interior

Department of the Interior
United States Land Office WATERFOWL, >
4 s,aicient contest affidavit having been
filed ia this office by Felix Gruba. contestant,
against Homestead entry No. 2Ooli, MADE DEC
xii. lS92. for M of the seh and the sa OF the
neL Section 4, Township 123, Range IS by Anton
Kubr. contested, ia which il is alleged that
said Anton Kuhr has wholly abandoned sald
tract land Changed his residence therefroml
for more than two years since making saIu
entry and next prior to the date hereih: tnat
said tract is not settled upon ana cultivated
by said party as required by law and that sara
Anton Kuhr has abandoned said tract ana LETT
the same to go to war, but bad abandoheu
said tract for nearly two years before war was
declared. and has never since made any resi-
dence or improvements on said tract, ana mas
not resided thereon for the last two years,
neither has he cultivated the same. 9hlu
parties are hereby notified to appears respond
and offer evidence touching sait allegation at
10 O'Clock a. M, on February 10th, 1879 before
j.. j. Cowan County Judge of Day County SD,
at his office az Webster.
The said contestant having m q proper
affidavit, filed Oct. 3, ISIS, set torth iact9
which show that after due diligence per2nal
service of this notice can not b. made, II IS
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication ~
The Reporter aud Farmer. Claimants address,
IhOrson ;. ID.
Sears x Mccoy, George w Ease
Attorneys for Contestant. receiver
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-01-26
.Continnon. staeI Pine.

The West Australian government has
taken a.contract to lay NEARLY $50 miles
Of water pipe Of a novel character. This
pipe isto be made Of steel spirals pack
cd In concrete. Sheet metal is cut into
strips of the required width. These are
fed into q machine and welded into one
continuous strip. AS the strip 10 fed IL
to the machine rivet holes are punched;
then the edges OF the laps are brought
together by machinery and held during
the process Of riveting. which Ia all
done by compression The lapis thrown
on the outside Of tho pips, rendering the
inner surface .sooth and even throughout
its length. A tenacious hydraulic ce.
ment In packed around the laps. making
she pipe absolutely water tight.
York Ledger.