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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28
A Happy New Year!

We feel it our duty to thank the
public for their generous patronage
extended us in the now closing year.
1t has been our earnest endeavor to
give our customers the best possible
accommodation and to offer reliable
merchandise only. We will certainly
make every effort to make our store
profitable and pleasant place of trad
inc for YOU in the coming year.
In wishing you happy New Year
let us express the hope that the COM
ing century will bring for all of us con-
tinued prosperity
Let us resolve that at the opening of
the new century all our thoughts and
doings be placed in the hands OF God
with whose help we may accomplish
what human hands cannot do.
By doing so allof Us may enjoy great
er prosperity than ever before and be
lead On the right road to success.
Yours Respectfully.
ROBERT G. OLP,
Prop. Peoples Saving Bank.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28
HARBOR OF REFUGE.

Captain Munger furnishes some excel
lent reasons why Manitowoc should Sc
cure the harbor of refuge. He says If an
outside harbor o. refuge is to be con
structed there Is no port on the lake
where greater anchorage room can be
had without sinking cribs for breakwa-
ters to great depth He says the slope
here is gradual and almost imperceptible
for short distances. The cost of putting
in breakwaters would be very light as
compared with other points.
Another point of advantage, he says
should receive consideration, the Mani
t)woc bay offers splendid ground for
anchorage A boat never dragged her
anchor here. In addition the harbor of
refuge would only have to give protec-
ton from northeast and southeast
storms as Nature has furnished protec-
ton from north and south winds. He
also instances what The Pilot has before
stated that it divides almost evenly the
long stretch which has no harbor Of ref
uge
But even if an inside harbor of refuge
is desired, Manitowoc can offer advan-
tages exceeding those of other places.
There is long stretch of river over two
miles with natural and artificial expan
sions which offer the very best facilities.
There is an abundance of room, ease Of
access and a bay which with little ex
pense could be made unassailable by any
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28

Mrs, LOUISE HoIJTA, an old lady, n
resident of Neshoto, fell down a stair
way at the residence of her daughter in
this city, ON Sunday morning and crush
ed her skull SO that death was almost
instantaneous. The old lady had come
to the city to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Houghton The family lives up
stairs and owing to the departure of a
guest arose early ON Saturday morning
The old lady was up in season to bid
good-by, but stumbled vt the head of
the stairway and fell to the foot with
fatal results. She was buried on Tues
day al Francis Creek.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28
Our Annual Linen Sale

will commence TUESDAY, JANUARY md We needn't tell you
have attended these sales of former years. what that
in the way of bargains but DO want to impress upon all the
fact that purchased these LenSand they tile est made
the wodIast spring the lowest prices that they VERY
MUCH higher now and that you will NOT be able to buy them
cheapy next year nor for some years after that
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28
Clothing Department.

FUR COATS OVERCOATS and other strictly winter goods have
all been marked down. Having carried larger stock than
throughout the and all lines naturally have the best
left after the close of the years business and you
probably be better suited here now than anywhere else
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28
Our Muslin Underwear Sale

opens at the same tmeon SECOND FLOORand you will find
splendid assortment of we'll made and stylish garments specially
LOW AND ATTRACTIVE PRICES. THANKS! We take this
opportunity to tender our SINCERE THANKS customers for
their liberal patronage which made the year 1899 the biggest by
far of any the history the fifty years existence of our house
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28
EDUCATIONAL.

Teachers meetings are proving unusu-
ally successful thus far this year.
Schools everywhere are closing this
week and teachers are having much
needed rest
John E Riordan. former principal of
the Sheboygan high school, died at San
Antonio, Texas on Tuesday night of. last
week. Hisremains were inferred at San
Antonio.
The meeting of the State Teachers
Association began in Milwaukee yester-
day. Prof. c. L. Patzer read Il paper on
The Value of Plan of Teaching and
Supervision.
If strong the frame of the mother, the
son will give laws to the land. All moth
ers should take Rocky Mountain Tea
Gives life and strength 81 cents. F
c. Buerstatte.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28

WANTED I good girl 10 Dc general
Homework. Inquire Of J. II. Keith near
corner If Eighth and n. y Avenue
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28

! MICHAEL L. KEEHAN has taken up his
residence i'll the city. Now that he is a
married man he thinks city life the prop
! a, rbiOCr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28

MAKES fat, blood. and muscles more
rapidly than any known remedy. Its
food for the blood brain, and nerves.
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea is, F.
u Bnprstattp
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28

THE North Side High School takes this
method of thanking most heartily: Mr.,
W. D. Richards for his generous permits
sion 70 use his lots for football practice
this fall. the businessmen, especially +.
G. Nash who contributed 10 the funds
for the support OF the team and securing
of a coach: and Mr.. + p. Jones who. III
addition to much other help. gave pair
of stockings to each member Of the team
NORrH SIDE HIGH SCHOOL.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28
SCHUETTEBR0S.
Prices Reduced

In addition to our GENERAL REDUCTIONS in CLOAK DEPART
make few SPECIALS follows All FINEST CLOTH La
DIES JACKETS, that marked from SIS On M
and up to S24 at the Uniform price of each DIU.UU
And those from $500 to Sl400 at the Uniform CO M
price or each apOsVO
FUR GARMENTS now also reduced all along the lne we'll
as SHAWLS, BLANKETS &c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28

WALTER PELLET has been busy this
month in getting out spars for the ship
yard. What is singular in regard to this
is that the spars are mostly secured near
the city Kossuth furnishing most of
them. The longest spar he furnished
was taken from the farm of Moritz Kiel
in the town of Manitowoc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28

DIR. F. H. GEHBE of this city and Miss
Ella Savage of Cato We're married yester-
day. The Doctor is Il dentist who, though
young. already commands fine practice.
His bride is a most estimable young lady.
The young couple will reside in Manito-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28

PHILANTHILIST is the term by which
stamp collectors are known We have
three of them in ManitOwOc-F Frank Can
right Fred Hinrichs and Al Rummele
1t is said that the Transvaal postage
stamps haveincreased fully 200 per cent
within the Hast few weeks, and this is
said to be sign that future issues of
these stamps are doubtful, for the reason
that the result of the war will be the
eNtingnishment of the Boer repnblic
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-12-28

ANDnow comes A. Wallich as smash
er of idols He says the fall of lS49 was
in no way comparable to that of lS41.
He settled in Newton that year and says
the entire winter was extremely mild.
Just about such weather as we had this
wear in December. Stock was not hous-
ed at all In short, he says there was
no winter
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-29

1S> some pe2urfeS n / know vOQW -
suited. Pick ont whatever yon Ike
Polly proceeded To act rpon the ola
man : suggestion Before leaving this
PopulsT establishment Polly also Tscs1a
Out a b9anfTfal neW hat from rRse NH
linery Department.
While PoIy was bnsly engaged h,ak.
ing over Ihe Fairs han1Soxae ds~raax
OF dress goods. CharBsy Unmarked "a
CRcle josh that be- thoacAt ~ woula
excnSe kimSes 3 Few. msnnt4@ and no 49,
geS shaves- nv tire way. TarS4 Josh
said Chara@y. -wher~ Win / So ss-ens
earoer WAY, rsq'f-a Csrae Iosh.
ne SUR snc call at Del Chapman.
foa VA fed hiS shop jass thr = ac~ 70
set . neaf. clean shave and a sfviiSh
halr-cnf. kvsTTtAzng j. n4at and can
at~oct ms shop cSean t0ue1S 5r~f-elns.
workneR, aBd Me cn-srosras~s alwaD
have good WORD 10 say ahopr -
THOROUGHLY satisfactory work T~.
tAerN. aid ths p~a~azt manner IN MA
: ~ are treaf~d Has nsw bari 1900
a@r comt0rtshSe and uE-fo-Saf~ ~1w.w.
cah there whea rou Ss-4 IA Nod "a = hasa
les and snSf q wosoa ca rA~ ;var.n~
t4nf s1t9rrt 0f gastrunous~ m. r,.s.
sAsf sosesf sseat. lr gr-- ha.s 49,
w1rh hrsrs1 New 20 ksexx. -
marked where Yen can x-t sr-~h 49,
sosns meals al al ElxA-S Ssxlsax-r
AscSfxs m4rk-1 - the os,e to ~urunsr
Foa- Infs ~ res- bot ms~-ar nsmrs-~ n
, : a@a A. 9~SEsutar marA er-rxhr.sx
Ms'e - FEartsrnaaf To hzv~ tk- ts~x- IT,
s-ss.se aor tzs~ = h-czn-e shry as~ var
cnrvsEA@ ~ ass serx1ica OF psurk xss ~
fase frrsAesf od eysry tsing ana g.. 80
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-29

Uncle Josh..-the three SSpeed. safety
and style are Fanauhzr,s coat of arms.
His equipments for weddings and parties
can't he beat Ia this section. So voung
folks when yoa want 10 take 3 drive.
either for business or pleasure. or on
hunting trips. go 10 him for s RIG every
time II was in this stylish turnout
that the rounds afthe city were made.
where to~s asked hepolife driver A.
the tho entered the conveyance. Uncle
Josh looked ASkance 81 his words. -oh.
goodness knows there's lots 10 huy.- r.
marked Polly. ~Then suppose We buv
slots 6rsL- QpOte Charley without turning
. hair, Uncle Josh saw the point and
started for l. Gross' real estate Office.
renarklIg ON the way: Il can always
depend upon this reliable nrm for bar
gains IN real estate 2S he never holds out
false lights 70 induce people 70 huy.
What he tells you about property you
may SET down N solid facts He con-
trols q list Of desirable residences also q
large line Of farm prupeTsies and his
Judgment On The good things is pAr
eacellence- The party was not long in
making a dicker fw q desirable lot after
which Mr. Gnoss accompanied the rar1y
a few mil@s our in the eounf where
Charley invested his savings in a tine
fAran which he CONSIDERED a splendid
investment
Lets see what tirae Is its- queried
Uncle josh Of Polly. BY the way I
promised yoa = gold watch. and we
might as well 20 right nov Is Carl
Malmhxgs TIE heading Jewelry store
whAch K the pi4ce u gef s good one
cheap Entering this popular Se~elry
store the cid raAn ~gala3ntly acquitted hin~
self 81 the proMi>e. and then directed
Pellys sttentioa To the Superior stock Il
sllyerware carried by tAe k0ase. There
: na ether such koase IN tswn.- said the
odd man. -4ndf guarantee the quality 10
he the h<St- FSck OH yonr family clock
while here. ~ Mr. MAaznhSrg carrs-< a
m1gniHccns line. nonr forgct xnsther
fxcf, he cannnued II sVu are ever In
need II y good bicycae cazae here &s this
Is where you set the hest and szv my
boy when that cd ruraip If yours breaks
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-29
Uncle
Josh.

Miss Summers-Polly-I-I-er-
dare T. Bat the speaker took q header
oser b~ashfnlness. Only TO he&r q sweet
yes Charley
Gan / aspire ;o-er-t0-shat is
Another failure Of language II WAS
seemingly $ hopeless case, and might
have been only for q demure@
.Tharley | have said ~yes~ twice. and
IL Won mean il. I mean X TOO, and
And ~ this day that young man viii
insist that he popped the question
AL this happened away -3own east
and II wasn't long before there Was a
wedding. Along about this time there
came 3 letter from Pollyas Uncle Josh
oQf here In Dakota who wrote efuSively
Of his delight Al her exhibition Of what
be called grit and be proposed that IL
the Young people would locate az Web
ster he would starr them Np In life. as
4 wedding gift ofcourse they accepted.
and were soon hiding their friends
adieu. $50
A few weeks subsequent 10 the above
CONVERSATION a travel stained party ar
rived in Webster. Cur friend. Uncle
| Josh Was in charge and he led the party
straighfwSy Ia = hotel The Commercial
said he, -is a typical Dakota hotel Of the
best class l have known Email Never
the proprietor. for wears and he Is mine
host after mine heart a thorongh
business man. endowed with that de-
lghtfal Institution that makes a guest
feel AZ hoEae. comfortable, ~confensed and
In mighsy good luck. The house Is one
of co0veniences the apartments are well
farnisAeds the cuisine all that a superior
chief ard unlimited orders on the
market can make Il have engaged
roonaS here for yca u occapy until yo0r
house Is in readiness
AFTER breakfast said the old man.
Il am re&dy 10 hny your oatit To
expedite matters I have @=3ered a
carriage from ~ ". Fsrauhzr u enter
prisiag iiveryEnan.~ When tie handsome
carriage With elaborate trimmings and
prancing horses drew np in fr0nt of the
hotel. Polly declared II the ~nneSt turn
oOt she h&1 ever seen ~YcS- replied
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-29
Reporter SD Farmer.
JOHN w. T Editor.
Thursday. June %. 1899.

The Republican State Judicial
Corventson was called 10 order At
Red6eld at IL m. yesterday by State
Chairman Herried- Hon A. w.
Campbell Of Aberdeen was made
temporary Chairman, and III. IL.
Kiesh Of Sioux Falls. permanent
Chairman OF the Convention. There
we're about $50 delegates present
The present Judges Of the Supreme
CoGrt, Carson. Fuller and Hsney
were renominated BY acclamation-
AT the close OF the convention III. l..
Loaeks. who was a delegate, made
q rousing speech-Among the uany
good things ne said we're that he had
been a Populiss bat never a demo-
crat, for having been a Popullsl he
had no apologies 10 make. but when
the Pop0liss Party saw fit 70 fuse
with and lie down ia the bowels of
the Democratic Party be would
rather take his chances for good
government with republicans. He
called attention to the fact that the
Democratic PARTY always promised
10 do everything but when given a
chance always went back on every
promise. lie said he Democrat
party always tries 10 find oGt wia,
the Republicans intended 10 do snd
then got on the other side. He call
ed attention 10 the fact that IN 1889
and 1890. when some Of the R~puh-
hcan State Conventions eclared for
more Silver circulation. the Demo.
Gratis declared for Gold standard,
bat now that the Republicans had
declared for Gold STANDARD the Den
ecrass wanted free and unlimited
coinage az Silver Major Pickles
and Judge ksesh, also made sprechc.
that were well received
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-29
I've said about the webste,

I've said about the websta, ].
Laundry. Staa
Now" cried the old geutlom.
for o picture OF this crowd $ aa' snos
country fashion. Wen 20 ~ s'o4 d4
graph gallery and WELSH, i, 'he phoso
one that OF 4. j. Bnrct Il a good
are wonderful in fidelity 81 laI pctuss'
finish. ! want one iuIl-sized p6ass ai
my study and some small ona pa9so I4
friends. Burch has the SOM & 'or ~
artist; all his work il a lahos : t9s
IN which he will not stop shar, 2 los:.
lection. and as be is lannon's q p4l
fol enlarging | want Slices
you a liie-size representation !, ga
truly". y soaa'
before proceeding further H.
ia his office and have or = stl
Attorney, 4. w. Taylor. loat
papers in our yari1nS o'sf u
today, for a flaw that miebt SlDs
eve OF a Iayman is not am cars IL
looked by a keen attorney. "a = or
%transacts all OF my legal ias9'
it would be a wise move on ss aasl
Charley, TO select him 10 iaan per
your affairs. | have always ooA sts
prompt, diligent, capabia anS a2
taking in all be undertakes ana any
attorney he ranks among tbe q. II
viii invest your money i0r yan 81
sour interests. Is a sound aa
Niu divorce easesh be Is inst ~
Now Uncle Josh. that i p.ls
20 Suel lorr.l thiae
Polly, 'of course it was sai5 n
Josh but I was only sneakiae
t3ut to their home tae n,.
Eapr az
You'll want the news ry w.e !
Q tnce Jos .and "a
Fogite pops . Day county.
o1J 10rtar, Fg
scribe. And ii Charley should egs.
any real neat job printing. he wn MI
rue Reporter Office just the place r.
lit"
Upon summing up the v@oas~I
events oil the day Polly began TO yos.
ly express thanks. You have bosss
Us everything, she exclaimed.
Only one thing" replied Uncle Im
redectIyely, "but | a remedy ~
Foster the furniture man, ALWAYS NJ,
nice line OF them and You can ~ I.
whenever You want IL IN pay for
best
Why, exclaimed Polly with rx
5 urprise, "Uncle, what can it befr
well it's a baby buggy, and
But Polly had tainted.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-29

Al firms. ~socs~s'~S> organizations and
snjiysdaskis Intending 40 p~aFinipate In
the ssrs~t lsssate aud trades DISPLAY
ga the fonrth sre rvQae~lci no notify
the Ma~ltaa al the das. DaviA Wssliaas~
an or h~serV Monday rv~snag ne orslsr
thar tAsr nsSy a. ~srop~s9v a~>sSas<f.
The Far works Commlltr- anaaussc~~
that 'hs ai~saas os ar~works VIII he ih-
6p~-t rsss wsfas~~r~i ~ oar rStr. lnciaA
inx IL ~st>fa.~~ oe~ ~ wAsch will H.,
"a Sxlo pysfrast al Admlral Dewey, has-
%s<ps~> rSck~tS< homasrss -tr. Spectators
arr rQue~ls~i Ia ssvarN pe~ftiomS d.
tws~ss ~fhsrmosiy~ iamisr vaud and A.
Sm%t~ hs.a~-s tsesng nursh. Tie sr~
weeks will IN discharged frem tie hal
nsar sav entrance 70 the bah groSadS
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-29


r.. Laon vour
ing q tne se,s pou~ tr,de At
HUBBY IN goou nun's' ..ta, everv
Slgilngers Y "eAiIs 49, mai,
time, anu Ien noultrr
a speeiaisS
H. nSh. pau.. ! tbav halted
oh' ,rsat = PERFECTLY
nelqff 2 sloN Ia Irrofe .Iosl.
ioVelE rtncr can't be
n " 1esihleiei "~ar, !, This
equaiied ~ 49, go ana 50
ssction. "" I" r.,Eey.
acllaih ,s4ion
li"t 70 49,
Aaa DOT go
foiiE iot g,,
ia !
49, tbs
t0u am.
rs" 30 ~ -4 ~.
ans - '7 ".''
I; tka sav
ihsE 49, u, hnss,y
Ffs ,l an..@arv
rs FeharA'l, ,an5 ana
% nay So 80. 4 nsn ~.
" 49, o-cbos. Tlev
$50 5 ! IirIt
Mfly NJ. .se ~ - ys,r latest
rs8 ~
os.'s fsr,r8
rf.e7 Z H.
Ill
I Cnele yoea
and Poty taa ~ Hela AaAs t"E'l
q present o. y anu ~
morse. luat tl.s - 49,
6annS wee mac l3e
tue best norsRuslHs "a
gei acquainted Wild hi9l- ~ oanus
while maNlng q slsz3sdtS y sol
does ali KINDS OF biacAhth' md,
boiler aSd WoTA "ls =
machinery % al kinds anu NE 'u
reinarked that "hehessf nS
mower got OF oil order OF hVueu
sharpening, ne al"ass tooA 70 A..
uandy Who UNDERSTOOD noW 70 Fepas
lt Ia snaPe. dear Az Hhnu
-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-29
Money to ia


Twenty new pat
be Old Furniture
Il Cbas. HawkiDsc
The Farm Impl'
4 Waubay and Br
ented here on Gr
The latest thing
Iies for horses at
Ice cream by thu
)sy and Sunday a
4 Get acquainted '
Ou will like him
ED Harris and W
pine in Chicago 81
Martin Fritz al
foye up from Wa
At Aberdeen the
|wich ball team IL
4 Mrs. land Miss WI
Finn. are visiting n
You will make
/. 4 smails ad in
New line OF sam
|arpets at the Old
Did you notice W
b say this week.
Postal clerk r
Madison run, speI
The Big Store hi
\ salt, it is going
So far this seaso
las scored 166 rui
The Mccormick
machines,
The city 10 hoy;n
eand adjoining NJ.
ST.
We have now I'd
town. We wal
'eniamin & Foster
~ you want to bu
Photographed
tar Gallery.
The soda founta
the Pion,
Soda and
the best fa
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-29

=
doctor
Gown; reihemuei heie
OF saSA "a.c h,,;l5;,g lot |
hisSr purcns Q - That
iroM l. gIess' $50 -anra con
~ s maehfne< and kpass TWO or three
er, cons x 81 Mugk. Ee guarantees
,agtv III a ar 81 nlv. Then,
alF -su ont he
nu 81
~ eh
sarg. Come witu nae a Wt4
theS t.rraix Lumber C0,s. biz lumber
yar3. They are Ae dealers 40
iambcr, le and ceent and carry rae
most complies line of building material
In the state everything fr1m the si.ts
for tAe tulnlal0ntafA shln~ies IoE las
l Including doors a18 wIla0Ws, moula-
iugs, paints etc Il pleasant 70 aeAl
with this dTm tQv the grea'esf aim oi
IL J. Freeman snanageF
% every nleg. a Iuu
lime a terisl needed for both INSIDE
was
m
~
NT ths pr
oftae wtr. Nfr Nil f
.oftba f Is Wer
e,Ersr w;ss hin w
me rslntT,ef Cor en, NE
new b0uss with AN the modem ~
p,enss
Nr. Niles 1 also preusra5 "a main, build
iDgS IA tbs h,esr @Dr-vya9 wanrer
.-rI h
- : HA@ p.1F- -n.-s@1y
n-[i
-. - "a
$3.50 ~o[-t. -
~.
-; INu.EI. -
. d.
nD e.
= - s.;th ~. wanh ~ =
- ~ t..;sm h.sass - al
49, - an-
AeIeu Lining rvoth az
- a.. 80
S@-L =. .uahb--
-
a nra,, s.;s ~ IA ~,
.anS 49, Ill - n.h-anra;,a- 8
S-s;rs
H. poiirss hoassr -. hsa
f,n rlsr - r.-~ais 80 Li,cha1 srns-a,-s
- -
80. - - ~n..
80 ~c.~ - h-nsshais .-s-hIrS-A
$500 rncls - - 5o-.;h,a
80 - k;,rhan sn-nr S;r
-, - 49, :, Tn
- IL Mn. go. -
cmnl;sb a-ya-- :.
wim ~. 80. - ,naI1~
u-tansiTs Gov 80 n-,-.hslss 5 Ns;ss-;s
- - u;.h II ~ssI
in a well regulated kitchen. besides an
| elegant Garland heater for the
parlur. All Of which Uncle Josh paid
for with an air Of honest pleasure, be-
because he knew that O. and 8
had fixed the prices Just right While in
this establishment the pary enSoyed .
lunch Of biscuit-baked in a Majestic
Range-webster creamery butter and a
cup of fine coffee.
Alter this visit. Uncle Josh sucyssted
n resort TO some place OF refreshmeut
At the table the old man waved phiEoL
sophical. Never ueclecr your larder.s'
said he. THAT important adiuRet TO
housekeeping controls masculine tenn
per. To that end Won must ratronize q
grocer on whom Won can dat.apd for
honest goods For a long time
years | have found Fiksdsl Bros. per-
fectlv reliable. You will ind them esre
fni dealers, ALWAYS fully stocked with
possible thing in the line al staple and
laucy grreeri<. fresh and frsf-rla~ ma
shelLworn goods tbere. while the nr,r~S
are deSR To brass taeks. They also
carry an elegant hn OF glassware and
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-29
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yards bis NeWIy-mdr-
Hed nieee.

A Romance Of Webster in WHICH a Number Of
Her Prominent Business Men Take q Ven
conspicioas Par-uncIe Josh's Last and Most
lmportsaf Purchase.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-29


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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-25
RAPID

The census Of 1900 will show that New
Mexico has made material progress iu
population and wealth during the de.
cade. Every county In the territory will
show healthy Increase This county will
show at least 5000 increase In pOpnla,
ton. This city has added about 20 per
cent TO its population, while the mining
district OF Cochiti has come into exist
ence since 1880. New ranches up and
down the Rio Grande valley attest the
growth ia the country precincts. In 1880
tue recently created county OF 0tero vas
almost without inhabitants, The new
county nov has q railroad and thriving