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The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
Organization Of Our Fighting Forces in
and Out of Action.

Previous to the outbreak of the
Spanish war the permanent military
establishment of the United States was
comprised in ten regiments OF cavalry.
Ave regiments OF artillery and twenty
five regiments of infantry. with their
necessary adjuncts OF the stan bureaus,
altogether aggregating 2.l6t officers
and $4,000 enlisted men. BY law its en-
listed strength was limited 20 25,00o
men. not including some hundreds of
general service clerks. hospital attend
ants etc, So that with slight iuctua-
tions In the official personnel and these
subsidiary corps. the aggregate
strength OF the army had ranged for a
number Of years around $4,000 In lssS
In the forty regiments OF the line there
were 23,31o enlisted men. or an aver
age OF $40 in the cavalry regiments, S19
in the artillery regiments and 52l In
the infantry regiments.
On April %. 1898. Congress passed
an act TO provide for temporarily In
cressing the military establishments OF
the country in time OF war. Three days
later an act declaring war against
Spain was passed, reciting that war
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GENERAL oFFcERs or OUR REG voLuNrEER ARNY.

had existed from April 81. 1855. and d.
recting and empowering the President
to use the entire land and naval forces
Of the United States IN the prosecu-
ton of the war. and TO call out the
militia OF the several states to the eS-
tent necessary ito carry this act into
effect" and the following day bill
was passed ''for the better orgaaiza-
ton of the line of the army Of the
United States" which authorized an
Increase OF the regular army in time
of war to about $1,000 officers and men.
but provided that when the war was
over the permanent establishment
should be reduced to a peace basis. and
that nothing contained In this ae.
shall be construed as authorizing
permanent Increase of the commits
stoned or enlisted forces OF the regular
army beyond what 1t was before war
was declared.
When peace with Spain was restored
the administration was In something
of dilemma. Although the war was
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wH.i... r.,.xr.psy.

There arr several methods by whieh
electric or magnetic effs-Css can b..
utilized for tel.graphy without the U-s-
ef a continuous Wirc bvfw-ss the tsre
statiaus. one OF the mpst simple ia
the form In whiela fi has h-rcn put insu
prnciicg by the officials % the postal
telegraph department. consists III max
ing an interrupted or alternating cur
rent In one iine or circuit AT EuEns
distant placr there Is receiving iiue
or ssssoadary cicruit ia which sss>
ondary electric eurrfnt T. generated by
magnetic Induction across sylace. Tbs
secondary current j. desg-rsrt by
rtistAhie sensitive TcSS'Lsing instrument
aud can ~ made 20 give rise 30 ap-
pgupEiatr signals This uisthsd has
been nri Into prartieat operation by
the British posioiiicr ise,wcea I.ayer.
mock ami Flat Holm. on the Bristol
channel over a distance of thne~ or
four usgips. and Is now In daily use fcs
sending messages III. other method.
which has attracted popular attention.
i tasssd on the employment of Hertz
waves, and has ts-cu especially dryei.
oped by Narcunl
Ia this wKye system n long insulated
upright rod Or wirc y errcisi nj each
OF the terminal stations At the send
ing station an Induction epil with
spark balls Is connccfs~i between the
bottom OF the rod and the earth. aud
at the r,-nslving station very ssnsi-
tlv. detrttor. consisting Of Nranly
tube or tubs containing fine metallic
1ilingS Is Inserted between the upright
rod and the earth. When the induc~
tion coil r. In action rapid electrical
oscillations are made in the transmit
Ting rod and ether waves sent out from
it These on reaching the receiving rod
set up an eIrctromotivc force In u,
which causes the metallic Filings IN
the ds,ecior tube ia connection with
the rod to hecome conductive by
means of relay and battery ihis e!s-S~
irlral change in the drtcctor can he
made to print Morse signals on a strip
Of paper utilizing the ordinary Morse
instrument.
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TF1E ARMY AS 1T STANDS TODAY.

retain In the service. including the reg
ular army major generals. one major
general for every 1000 enlisted men,
and. including the regular brigadlers.
one hrigadier for every 1000 enlisted
men. No additional regular army STAFF
officers are provided for. but there ii
needed.
In short, what Is by misnomer called
the reorganization OF the army Is
merely an act 10 continue for two
years longer the establishment raised
for the Spanish war. namely. until July
/. 1901. As before. the regular army is
to consist OF three major generals anu
six brigadiers for the field and eleven
star hrigadlerS. at the head OF the ad-
iutant generals. the Inspector gem
erals. the Judge advocate generals.
the quarterm2ster generals. the sur
geon generals. the comnisSary zen
erals, the paymAstes generals and
ordnance departments. the corps OF en-
gineers and signal corps respectively.
The same number Of cavalry. aFtii-
lery and infantry regiments are con-
tinued. In other words, the regular
army provided for in the Coekreil-
German compromise is exactly the reg
uiar army OF the Spanish war. which
VIII continue until July ], 1901. when
1t will be superseded By the condition
described in the opening paragraph Of
this article. unless, meanwhile. Goa
gress takes hold of the matter ane ac-
tnsily reorsanizes the entire ccneeru.
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large increase in line and staff on
GERS
When the Hull bill reached the sen
ate II was strongly antagonIzed by the
opposition on the old ground OF dis
like and fear OF large standing army.
A compromise measure was forced up
on the administration in spite of
threats OF calling an extra session. A
bill known as the kreil-Gorman
substitute was adopted. and was sub
sequently passed By the house and ap-
proved by the President Neither was
this a reorganization bill.
Il provides for the muster out of the
volunteer army, in accordance with the
original act o; 1895. and permits ths
President 10 retain in service the
present regular army at a strength not
exceeding 81. eco men. and, in addition.
to raise new force Of $1,000 voiun-
teers. to be recruited from the country
at large or In the new colonies. as pre-
ferred by the military authorities. II
authorizes the President 70 appoint or
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nrnr. In peath cnIeh.

In the Yellowstone National park Is
rayine called Death Gulch, because
1t is evident that animals occasionally
perish in it on account OF the exces-
sive quantity of carbonic acid in the
air. In this respect it resembles tne
celebrated Dog Grotto near Naples.
Both are in a volcanic region where
active eruptions do not now occur, but
where mephltic gases issue from the
rocks and settle in low places. A re-
cent visitor TO the Yellowstone park
reports having seen the earcasses o..
eight bears in Death Gulch.
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origin OF III. word news.

II is popular TO say that the word
news" is derived from the initial let
ters OF the four points Of the compass.
arranged In a device In the form Of
cross, and placed At the top of some
OF the earliest news sheets 20 indicate
that their contents were derived from
all quarters, but il Is easy TO show that
this is purely fancifui. The earliest
English newspaper dates from 1869.
yet we find the word news exactly
in its modern sense In Shakespeare.
who died fifty years namely.
in 1916. Thus we have in Macbeth"
How now? What news?" In Win
ter's Tale" But let times news be
brought" In king John" Even at
that news he dies This list, which
might be much prolonged, erec;ually
disposes OF the popular theory.
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seven a, "A Birth.

The greatest number OF children
born at birth was seven This case
is well authenticated 1t occurred in
Hamelln. Germany. In 1900; and in
house which is yet standing and bears
the following inscription: Here re-
sided a citizen. Roemer by name. His
spouse, Anna Brsgres. well known in
the town, when they wrote the year
1900. On January 9th, In the morning
at three. bare two boys and i've maid
ems at the one time. They having re-
eeived holy baptism. died blessed
death on the goth Of the same month
at twelve O'Clock. May God grant them
that blessedness which is prepared for
all believers"
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

that night, and many good judges
agree with him. When Gus Rubin
was at his best and Dunkhorst only
novice it took the former twenty-two
rounds 10 win from the Syracuse man
at the Greater New York Athletic club.
The experience he gained there did
Dunkhorst good. for he went right up
to Toronto and beat Charley Strong
so badly that the referee stopped the
bout in the fourth round. Frank
Chiids, the colored giant. met Dunk"
at Detroit for eight rounds, and the
Cadillac Athletic cinb witnessed the
fastest fighting ever seen in that sec
tioa.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

over it knew that large bodies OF
troops would be required 10 preserve
order In Cuba. Porto Rico and the
Philippines, yet the law compelled a
reduction of the army subsequently
the outbreak OF the Fillpinos added to
the gravity OF the situation The plan
adopted was to muster GU, the yolun-
teers gradually. and depend In future
solely upon the regular army. which
the military authorities proposed TO
Congress to have permanently In
creased to 100000 men.
To this there was strong opposition.
but what was kn0sn as the Hull re-
organization bill was passed by the
house In the last days of January.
Although 1t was called the Hull reor-
ganization bill 1t carried no changes
OF moment in the organization OF the
army. 1t simply provided for Its per
manent Increase to ss,T6S officers and
enlisted men. for an increase OF three
major generals and six hrigadlers. i've
regiments of Infantry and two of cav
airy. and for "A corps OF artillery. =
dropping the regimentai organization
in that arm. 1t also provided for n
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

Gen A. s Rimhan. Depot o.,-l
master OF the U. S. Army = y
York city. has sent TO Lyzsr y
Csrts. Assistant General Pan.1
Agent Of the Baltimore q orr ~
road in New York. a letter 3, -
for the prompt movement q, -,
that were tfckcted over the H,lt,,1
a ohio Railroad dnrlaE tho "a. y
He says that many os these raoys-,.,
were made on short notice aad y, j
partment bad too frequently /, n
upon insufficient and Sorlet,r7st
curNte data He realized thar "a
surh circumstances the eornpa., 4
placed in an embarrassing pasi;s5s n
the extraordinary efforts raaes :, 4
line TO give Satisfaction In ersr, 1
spect meritcd and resolved b, y
appreciation
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
a. and ,erI..t rrnrrr...

Tho desire for more attractive form
Of anything hhbituAliy entering into che
social life Of n people creates demand
for its production which sets the economic
machinery IN motion to supply IT, Al
frSf II Is produced at an enormous cost
only for the very rich. but. by the force
0f- Imitation and contact, what the ficii
have the less rich destre, and It's dou1ala
ssfdrns from the moriarch or arfstocrncy
to larger social groups. until Il reaches
the masses and becomes tho market bu SIS
for profitable eapitslistic production. +.
T. Spencer in Guntons Magazine.
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~w. sna oar Tsar rsa.e-.s..

l. the title Of very rhAriuiaz l
cutsrtAi1inxly written stc-J ~
has snSs hcen issued in book sa-z
the passenger deparsnsen; OF tsr a
shore and Michigan s-outheTu b
intending summer tourist WI tas
nSys only Interesting but ins;rz4rt
will bic sent fr~r 70 aisy aaarys
application TO T. ~ Egrsn. g a.
Chicago. or a. ) sslsth. q
Cleveland.
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New kind of c,,,.

Under the name Of ..Kcramo-
building material. composed n,,,s,
glass, has been placed upop ~
man market II Is mnnnfa.,s.
Pensig, Silesia. As far as kps,s
material Is made OF pow,Israa !
waste. which by a special ,ley,,r,.]
PROCESS Is turned iuto sts6e ana
INTO bricks usdcr strong pr,ssn,, /
transparency aud hrltiiensss \, n
are thus done away with. ,he ~
retaining, however. extraordinary =!
mess The material Is a had F.ss,'
OF heat, is slow 10 dcteriura,a 4.
exposure TO weather. Is fre pr,.s i, !
offers perfect resistance 10 III ~
and all acids t,ommoniy met w,,s
may bn tingtd with any pggmea, !
ing Of this material can BE- -
about sl.To a square yard.
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A stIckIer for Hank.

The San Francisco News Letter
notes that at fashionable wedding
a colonel OF volunteers acted very ef-
feiently as a self-appointed master of
ceremonies. A doctor who noticed the
others zeal remarked: You are ma
jor domo. see." The wife of the offi-
cious officer. Jealous in reference to the
apparent derogation of her husbands
military rank. interposed the correc-
tion: Colonel domo, II you please
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

would be IN my grave now IL IL had
not been fer your Gc1-sent remedy.
Pe-ru-na. was = broken down woIn-
an. had no appetite: wsRt little | did
eat did not agree with my stomach.
II Is now seven years past that used
Pe-ru-na and can cat anything. -
Mrs. Eliza wlke-
Every woman should have a copy
of DIR. HaFtmzn's book eutitled
Health and Beauty" This book con-
sains many facts OF especial interest 10
women. Dr.. Hartman has treated
more ailments peculiar TO women than
any other physician IN the world. This
book gives In hssef Ais long and varied
eIperfence.
Send TOR free books on eAtarrh- Aa-
dresH DR.. Hsrth>lp. Columbus. Ohio
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
A Book That Should Be in the
Hands Of Every Woman.

Mrs Mckee Rankin. one of the fore
most and best known character ae-
tresses and stage artists OF this genera
tlon. In speaking Of Pe-ru-ns, says:
NO woman shoaid be without bot
tie o. Pe-ru-na IN reserve. Mrs. Nc
kee Rankin, AIRS. ELIZA wike. l2o
Iron street. Akron. oaio, says: Il
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
A., 70, r.,.r a,,.a,. roo..r...r

IL Is the only cure for Swollen.
SmartinE. Burning. Sweating Feet
Corns and Brnions. Ask for Aiiens
Foot-Ezss a powder to be shaken Into
the shoes. AT ali Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 25c. Sample seat FREE Ad-
dress, Allen S. olmsted. Leroy. n. Y.
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nackr.l ), n.pnta,len.

The Union Pacific has added new 4
crn equipment "a It's service 5oth \
and west from Dcnyer. ard gtERs =
better satisfaction 10 lt5 patrons thai
the past. II stands without a rival -
quickest ana most elegant rostrs z
accom- uodAtinus To accommodate
classes Of passsn JSssrS only one i.iEsi
Chicago, ST. Louis and ST Paul and Z
ten hours saved between Denver AID
Pacllc coast. Ticket once 81 i1th stf'
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m. Al..nlutr Iru,t,

Tns best edited sIa raost readable ~
~ rrrteN paper pubiisa-t In ths Wesl
urs1gestsoflahly 'SCiepreeH . Weekly =.
Nsr, Cola. formerly The KasSdl- VI
stlii published b. Herbert Geosge as
red i-has. Send st5tTi and set IL every ra
for one whole year Its hobby r5s
Direct lsrstslzgtan-
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stsas r.r y.~l

We sfii pay a eAlarg < SIS l-r urrs ~ :
sfth ~ - tassn.tGe~ tr-fortlEn FositTf :
fue~ iH ths r9HEssg. fhr xss.atsst TsS gr1.a
% cara. AS'nr<s utth -s<zaS. f1eEfrcs.1a !
%. Isar,.azlr. 6zny&s
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a.sd uos..s.~p~r.-

ir-sa.scuiats nnca ss tho marx q, r.
hozsskeryknx To 60, tho t-ex, rs-als,
.. R,sltss,=s S.a-~t ls--sstrz c-nlisrsl ~
sairt frouts. etc, look ike ns~. Al Z
esEz sSii Is, ior. a AtlAckaxs-
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

Though flowers glow along the street
Al corner AtNr1e. oa folks ~e mFtt =
Mans eyes ary turned. with Esnt and a.
To some fair sri In psnk shirt E4sti
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

Nancy yea osxhf not 10 attempt 3
Voc DON, like exercise, ard kuna
cRn't manage the dtaisct No. ~
T,iit -
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pp...a.i r.,..,rh,.

+itarrr " horrid siarufuA
u ny. daaghNFrr
&fe zAFT ire ste fa~ 4 hlr8aitEy e-fga
aud shF> Ezss BAD better saw ~ =.
10 buy hls birthfsY present ns1s sssll
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

Did you heor what Reginald gave
cretia for a graduation present. w
was III" "a communication ticket o'
downtown soda fountain"
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

''Gracians. wRaf is PerCy Pt.si
wearing hong hair at eoif forg-
IL gives kim a cltance to ~ 81
football Is reaiiy his game
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
chrnnin Cnn.tlnatIon Cnrcd.

The positive remedy for conshpntion, CAscf
Candy CAthKTlic. Cure guaranteed. DrugssH
sc. soc.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

There I fancy stis shlrt has ~
nts enough 20 make rse the crry %
other men In thr pcicts = tb3nt
y Est s. thE riasSrtAi7 Astsas Ealsl
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
HAii- Catsrrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price, Toc-

Rodney Jones' Is nwfully in love y
Alice Wiggtns. How DO you know
"He sat behind her at the theater Lni
heard him tel her there wasn't anFLs.I
ON the stage half so beautiful and ~
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
nnuhl. Nnlue.

advertising IS a great thing.
ANY special proof
Yves the widow Dabuey advertised Fer
l,orSa for sale and tine widawer who ca Ea-
10 look At 81 fell in love with her.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

'sHeu. did you have a good trip?"
Merely sold a lot OF goods to men .
wanted them What on earth DO
call a good trIp7" Selling Let OF 60
o men who dcn't want them
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

I shall recommend Plso's Cure for Con
sumption far and wide---Ars- MulligAn,
PluInstead, Kent, England, Nov. 5, 1850
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
LAUNDRY word Mad. Easy.

To do away with the drudgery Of the
laundry use Faaltless Starch Is gives
the best results with the least amount OF
labor All gToeers large package, loa-
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

''poeS your suburb make any nifrl
prstenslSnsg-' "Oh. yes we've got 3
who has taken three prizes for soa9
stry-
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

I'VE Eevcr had any trouble getting
y,s.,nen to look in AZ our show windows,
why" Look al the big mirrors we
have put IN as a background TO our shirt
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
Plural.

"a woman VIII always have the last
word Words, you mean. ."-Phila-
delphia North American
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

rs your mandolin club profcient p
the same time
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

The stAr department is the esiy
branch OF the service really needing re-
organization.
The army as ls Is and as II viii re.
main until 1901 is set out in the fol-
lowing tabular statement, copied from
the Army Register for 1898:
Ten cavalry regiments .....-. .lz.iTt
Seven artillery regiments. ..... 1854
Twenty-Five infantry regsmeu:S-52 .ass
Unattached .-...--..-..-...-..- rs
Indian scouts, recruiting parties.
etc. .... lit
Quartermaster,s aepartmsut.,... los
Subsistence department .. &c
Engineer bureau T51
Ordnance bureau .. sos
Signal corps .....-......--.....- 20o
Total enlisted strength.....5 ca loo
These figures give an average OF en-
listed strength TO the several regiments
of the different arms as follows: Cav.
airy, l,si7: artillery. 1883. Infantry.
l.2se.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

.'Oitr typewriter girl wont take her va
cation trip untii inte IN the summer.
''Why not?' she says she can't afford
To get Nnrn out So enrly.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

tantes Yes bu; he has such a.
rurnet way OF always brsEginE a5
hem"
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
De rear ~, An, 49, p.,,

Shake iu7o yoar shoes. Aiisaa Fa'
Ease. a powder for the feet Il zsd
Hight or Nev Shoes feel Easy. Cd
Corra. Bunioc.. Swollen. Hos d
Sweating Fees At all DruxEirs .,
shoe stores. zse. Sample sea, YEl
Address Alisn 5. olnstrs. Leroy. y
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

That ltaifaa author travels Siss 4
selera fFGnka '-Fenrfs~a ErubEt' q,
I'D ~ ashamed 90 make sSch al cad
Of my TNstsfcd ritnIxxStptsL
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
Mrs. ,vinslow's soothing syrup.

FOR children teethlnE. s1:teas tho gums. radase
nAsanAIiga. alizys pain, cures Ei5d eo.ie- &c o.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14
We ray sisa Week ana Hrpen.rs

a ase;es. y a viss -, sissP. J.7siis afs. Co. r.S.sl
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-10-19

Fred II. Russell was in town yester-
day and brought in a fine lot OF game,
but NIL the same Fred had d woebegone
down cast look, so we asked him what
was the trouble, "Well', said Fred, Il
thought | could shoot some, but say,
there IL a couple OF geesers from Mich
igan, by the name OF chamberlain up at
my place. When compared To them in
shooting, III go no grade. Can they
shoot! Well guess yes, You know it
was a little windy yesterday. Wei
they shot ducks coming down wind 80
last that the friction singed their feat
hers, its u fact. / couldn't see "A dnck-
just a streak, and | kept hitting the
wrong end oil he streak Those fellows
were getting ducks right along and
seemed to get better as it grew darker.
They were killing ducks when it was so
dark we couldn't see each other-had
TO hollow at a fellow TO locate HIM.
Some OF you fellows in town who think
you can shoot just come NJ, they will
take concelt out OF you as they did me.
Make you think YOU never saw IA shot
gun. Well I'm going back home, put
up my gun and then retrieve, but will
put on "a pair OF gloves windy days SO
as not to burn my fingers ON the
feathers.
We have just received G fine line OF
books-all late works OF the best
authors, in cloth and paper binding,
Call and look this stock over-it will
please yon NJ Peabody's Drug Store.
The Columbia was an easy victor in
the yacht race for the American Il
MoGdap Oct. 16. She defeated the sham
rock with ease, outpointing her rival at
every turn, The Columbia's work n
beating to wilidward was a surprise to
her most enthusiastic friends. The ulti
mate result OF the race can be easily for
Castillo cup will remain on this side Of
the Atlantic.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-10-19
ANSWE RED

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale OF any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandnothers never thought. of using
anything else Tor indigestion or Bilious
nrss. Doctors were scarce, aud they
seldom heard of Appendicitiss Nervous
Prostitution or Heart failure, eic. They
used August Flower to clean out the
system and stop fermentation OF undi-
gested food, regulate the action OF the
liver, stimulate the nervous aud organic
action OF he system, and that is all
they took when feeling dull and bad
with htadaches aud other aches. You
only need 4 lew doses oil Green's August
Flower, in liquid form. TO make you
satisfied there is nothing serious the
matter with you. Sample bottles at
+. Ross & Co.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-10-19

The next regular examination for /:
teachers viii be held in the school house
at Bristol OF Friday the Ord day OF
Nov. 1899. Applicants are required
to be present at 8 O'Clock a. IN.
Nina RI. Aasved. Supt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-10-19

DO you have rheumatic pains, loss of
appetite, hot dry skin, indigestion, loss
of energy, puffness underline eyes, swell
ing Of feet and irregular action of the
bowels? These troubles come from
faulty action of the liver and kidneys.
DIR. j. I'll. McLean's Liver and Kidney
Balm.-F. Ross.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-10-19

Corporal August Saltzef. OF Frank
4. o., late OF +. Co. / S. d., Vol, passed
through Webster yesterday en- route
for home.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Levoy,
on Friday Nov. II, at tb~ home OF the
Ladys' parents in st. Paul Mimi, a
daughter.
Miss MammIe MCCLELLAN who has
spent the summer in this city with her
cousin Mrs. John Durrick departed for
the east Monday night.
j, +. Kelley was over from Aberdeen
Tuesday interviewing his Webster
friends bnt he didn't call on the Repor.
ter. j.. +. why is this thusly.
q. A. Boom who has had charge OF
the millwright work in the Webster
Mill returned to his home at Little
Falls, MINI. Saturday night.