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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-17
Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given that a Mortgage
executed by Thomas Z. Jones and Sarah NJ
Jones 10 Canadian x American Mortgage &
Trust Company. Limited dated October S9th.
lsS0. recorded November 9Th 1890 at HES
O'Clock "a. IN. in book l@ OF Mortgages. at
page 49, ia the Registry Of Deeds az Day
South Dakota. viii be farecloss,i by
sale of the west half of the northwest nrarter
of section three, CD the east BALI OF The
northeast quarter, and the northwest quarter
of section eighteen {lSG, in township ono
hundred twenty-oue (12Ij sf range tfty-four
l5+) IN said county, at public auction by the
Sheriff GA September 18th 1889. at H. o'clock
a. m. at the front door of the court house in
now due on said mortgage with LEGAL costs
and disbursements
Dated July 25th. lsg9.
The Canadian & American Mortgage A Trust
company, Limited. Mortsagee.
r. W. Taylor. Attorney,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-17
Mortgage Sale

DefsaIt has been made In the conditions of
a Mortgage executed by Andrew L Arikson,
a single man, Ia Chas. A. Fisher. dated Feb
ruary nth 1855, mortgaging the south east
ouart~r Cs), az section eleven CID. in town
ship ~u@ hundred twcnty-tour (l24l north. in
rang. dfty-nye (55p west Of ath 2, NJ. in Day
Couv4x Territory of Dakota. bow State Of
South Dakota. The amount cis lned to be
due IA said mortgage at this date So fifty
do liars and sixteen cents ($JOl6l and twenty
five collars attorneys fees.
Ntsice is hereby given that said mortgage
will he foreclosed by a public sale OF said
prp mises. or a sufficient part thereof, on the
sDtb day of September. l&9 at two O'Clock
~ IN. AZ the front door Of the court house in
web.-er. Day County. South Dakota.
Dates 1T Aberdeen, s. d., this 18th day of
Aug ust, 1899.
Chas. A. Fisher.
w. +. Mason, Mortgage.
Attorney.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-17
Liver Complaints and Nervousness
Cured

The ladies Of the local W. &. I. L. have
placed acold water barrel on Main streed
and the same is to be kept filled with TO-
water during the balance of the summer.
1t is tightly covered to keep cut the dust,
sports acclaim dipper and IS tapped by a
faucet. The ladies are entitled to mnch
credit for this and subscription for the
maintenance of the same should be Iiber-
al. Its the best tbiag in town
Are you Troubled with Dyspepsia?
IL 40. do not neglect until IL Is too lafe this
opportunity of ridGfng yourself OF IL at once.
Doctor Fenner's Dyspepsia Cure rs the
name Implies. Is simply for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion. This is a preparation long and
successfully used in private practice by one
OF Americas best qualified physicians, wboss
writings are an accepted authority on all
medical questions. Get circular Of dealer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-17

1izce stages, but truthfnlly claims
10 give comfort and relief i'm the very
cases, and In the early stages 10
effect a cure. NJ. A. Thul.
The Mayor of Havana, Cuba, has de-
cided that gambling shall cease in that
city. Upon his order all gambling dens
and other places Of vice have been enter
ed by the police, the proprietors arrested
and fixtures cosfiscated. There are some
places in America where a resort to such
measures would be a blessing to the com
munity and a step toward a higher civil
~ization, The presence of a professional
gambler Is a brand of infamy upon any
community.-Roberts Co. Banner.
Liver Complaints and Nervousness
Cured.
A torpid liver always produces dullness
and ir%ritablity. You are all clogged up aud
| feel dependent. Perhaps you have treated
with phystcizns or tried some recommended
medicine without benefit All that In no
argument against DR.. Feaner's Blood and
Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic which VIII
% readily cure impaired nerves. liver com
| plants headaches blood and skin diseases
etc Get q circular VI dealer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-17

YOU ought 20 know that when suffer
ing from any kidney trouble that a safe,
sure remedy Is Foley's kidney Cure.
Guaranteed or money 7efunded. M A.
Thnl.
Our union annst prosper unless our
members cultivate the reading habit.
letter, Rczema and skin diseases yield
quickly TO thesRarvelosis healing quail
ties of Banner Salye made from a pre-
scription of q skin specialist OF world
wide fame. 2Sc- NJ A. Thul.
III you urea member who hes been
absent frosnthe last meetings, will you
no. resekvesrow TO be ON hand next time?
kari's Clover Root Tea is Q pleasant
laxative. Regulates the bowels, purifies
the blood. Clears thecompleyion. Easy
s Sc %i X Il an 4. r f1i ths s a2us sassi 2 81 s.,
The " CT. L. uotst with Mrs.
Alex Rcss, on the afternoon c. Aug. %.
Let eaeh member be prepared 70 respond
10 roll call with an item for temperance
news.
For Constipation take Kari- clover
Roof Tea. the great Blood Purifier
Cures Headache, Nervousness, EruDtions
on the face, and makes the head clear as
a bel. Sold by III. i. THU drusgist. (3)
Al christian Prohibition Is.aeu, has
been organized at Sioux FslE IL mot
Il is: @The church solid fer prohibition
wLea fle church sa ~, anil 80 no,
then The saloon viii go"
-Foley's Kidney cure has been rested
and foundt to be all YOU claim for it. /
have been giving it 10 my father and it
Is the only thing that ever helped him.
writes Geo. G. Hickock, Curtis-. Wis. NJ.
A Thul.
A general prosecution Of violation of
the Illinois flag law, which prohibitions
the use of the flag for advertising
purposes, has been entered npon and
viii be pushed TO a finish unless The law
IL declared unconstitutional.
Beanlieu, N. d., April Ii. 1898.
j wish 10 say that after taking DR.. j
III. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm
according 10 your instructions | am per
tectly well. | have tried many medi
Cines, but this helped me most OF all
Carrie Larson. For sale by F.Ross.
The w. C.. T.U. of kings County, n. Y
has inaugurated a movement having fol
its object the erection Of adrinking foun
tain by the children of Brooklyn, which
iesto be a boon TO the thirsty, an orna
ment tothe city, and a fitting memoria
to Miss Frances L. WILLARD, whose lif,
work has made the pathway of all child
hood safer and brighter.
We have used Chamkerlains cough
remedy In our home for mary years ane
Dear cheerful testimony to is value as i
medicine which should be in ever,
family. In coughs and colds we hav,
found it TO be etIiciacious and In crou,
and whooping cough in children w,
deem it indispensable. H. j. Ritter
AL Fairfax ave-, y. Louis Mo. For sal,
by i. Ross.
The business world recognizes that n,
man who drinks is as good as he woult
be If he drank. Time was whel
In certain lines of business ii was con
sidered necessary To drink. Quite tht
contrary is the case now. Even salool
men prefer barkeepers who do no, drinl
the liquids they sell. Signal.
The most fatal disease.
More adults die OF kidney trouble than
oil any other disease. When the frs
symptoms OF this disease appear, 40 tim
should be lost ia taking Foley. kidnp,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-17
ADAMS : ARTHUR. propr,stors,
For Wisdom Culture, Refinement
and a Better Civilization.

THE readers under this head are eontrib-
uted by the Ladies vi the w. G.. II. IT,. under
the Immediate supervision OF Mrs. Frnnk Glib
son as Editor.l
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-17
Notice for pubIIe.s.
First pub. Julya-sS0a

Land office at Waterfront
Notice Is hereby given that * 1
named settler has filed notice ue "a
TO make bis homestead final ae "
of his claim. and that said nrno, y \
before the Judge or in his absso. WI
the County Court at Webster 8
1889 viz: urM \
JOSEPH NJ. STARru,
HID. Entry 2l9Il for the w. 4 a.
NNA Sec. 80. twp. l2I raneen atss
He names the following win.
hiS continuous residence unon ~ 3
of said land viz. suaeah
Julius Haul, Martin Mia, =
L~iHdcborg aud Gilbert Langs fei
+. .. ). ID. aaas
H. A. Babco.. ,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-17

Why be bothered with this annoying
complaint sShen Banner Salve will cure
you 35c. NJ. a. Thpl.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-17

@AAEAA&AA AAANeAE 49,
street commissioner notify holders of the
buildings formerly known rs ;. IL Bob
man Lumber Ce's. office and lumber
yard to move said Building off the street
of Webster.
Motion made and carried taat the
Mayor appoint a committee Of three
namely: Alderman III. O. Wickre, Hawk
inson and Olson to investigate the pos
sibilities Of a sewer to be laid DE Main
81. of Webster and to report at a meeting
OF Council Friday evening August 18th,
1899.
On uaetion the Council adjourned.
c. MaImberg, Auditor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-17
The most fatal disease.

More adults die Of kidney trouble than
of any other disease. When the first
symptoms of this disease appear, 40 time
should be LOST ia taking FOiey.s kidney
cure, which is guaranteed or money re-
funded. % ) 1.UO. NJ. A. ThuI.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-17
Council Proceedings.

The City Council met in the fireman
ball at its regular meeting Monday even
ing, Aug. It'll, 1869.
calling the roll found the following
members present: l. ". Small, Mavor;
IL Olson. President. Alderman, c. Raw
kisson, III. o. Wickr-, JolAs Winter.
Minutes of the previous meeting sead
and; approved.
1ae following bills werethen present
ed, mad and on moti0u allowed:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-17

MIL TIN, labor 13 80
II T. Egge labor order 10 oo
Vim Mas oV
John Moore ooO
Henry Hanson. extra police &c II y
+ Robinson labor ~ w
] r Chapman W
III Hit labor olGeT ID w
c Malmberg salary to Aug '99 -
j Flagstad labor order %
G Malmberg W
ID Il Compton " % Az
III Has,lberg, extra police .
NJ \ 1'bul stationery ~
f w Small lumber 1871
W,n Warrps well and mill 1873 90
Gruby Bros s%prinkling II %
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-08-17

; oft Russell extra police 2
q ilammerbacher x Co labor order l
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08
ROBBERS AS SHAM FIGHTERS.
The Police Trying to Establish a
Case Against George Reid and
Joe Mack.
oakland Omce san Franelsco Cnn.

George Reid and Joe Mack. the two men
suspected OF being implicated In the rob-
berry on q Powell street car late Wednes-
day night. are still in "the tanks at the
City Prison.
Yesterday morning Maurice Rothchild.
3i Post street, who had his diamond stud
stolen, called at the City Prison and Reid
and Mack were lined up before him along
with some other prisoners and he NJ once
picked out Mack as the man who dragged
him off the car during the disturbance
but he could not swear that Mack stole
the stud He could not identity Reid
The conductor Of car called M the
prison in the afternoon. but he failed 10
identify either Reid or Mack and tho de-
tectives, who are working on the case
decided 10 ask Supervisor Phelps. who
was a passenger on the car, TO have n
look at the two men 10 see IL ne can
identify them.
Reid and Mack were seen together he
fore they jumped on the car and tho poIica
are satisfied they are responsible fGr the
robbery. Reid IS well known To tho no
lice as Mickey" Reid. but nothing is
known about Mack excent thai -. Il. .
local man. Every effort Is being made IN
arrest the third man implicated In the
robbery.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08
JUMPED THREE
STORIES DOWN
TO HER DEATH
Frightful Suicide Of
Mrs. Fiel.

OAKLAND. Dec. 7.-Three stories down
10 her death Mrs. Gertrude Fiel plunged
tonight. She threw herself from a win
dow in the third story OF The lodging
house at J17 Eleventh street at Io.O
O'Clock and died in a few moments with
out recovering consciousness.
The cause of her horrible suicide $ a
mystery. Her husband, who was sleeping
by her side. claims TO know nothing .lOTe
about his wife's death than that he was
awakened by the noise Of people shouting
IN the street below He heard some one
the window he saw his wife. = mansled
mass. on the sidewalk below. Sut now
IL came TO pass he pleads ignorance.
The only witnesses that can be found 10
the affair are T.. &. Lyon, the furniture
dealer. and A. y. Barateau, both of whom
were In the neighboThood. They saw the
woman apparently throw herself from the
window and come down through the air
head foremost and strike full upon her
Lyon and FIR. Barateau rushed 10 the aid
of the woman. who was Still breathing.
but with a great wound in her forehead.
They placed her upon pile Of straw until
the ambulance could be called and she
was taken 70 the Receiving Hospital She
died few moments after arriving at the
hospital and the body was taken 10 the
woman. knows nothing about the cause
for the suicide.
''I retired first and my wife went 20 the
window and said that she must have some
air. She threw II open and told her not
10 catch cold but 10 get in bed. Then she
retired and / went TO sleep. The next
thing l knew was the crowd in the street
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08
RECONSTRUCTION OF
HOWARD STREET LINE
The Work of Substituting Electricity
for Wire Cable Service Com
Dnanped

With a working force Of 200 men Fore
man Thomas b. Egan OF the Market
Street Railway Company made a start
yesterday morning on East street for the
reconstruction OF the Howard street cable
line into an electric service. Previous TO
this commencement Of doing away with
cable service on all streets south of the
slot. Chief Constructor IL ii. Lynch had
connected the San Francisco and San
Mateo trolley line with the Howard street
track at Spear and Howard. A suitable
spur has been connected with the Spear
street track of the two-county electric
line by which the San Francisco and San
Mateo cars will switch into Howard from
Spear and by this facility gain a final
right in front Of the ferry building
This. however. will not take place until
the lower portion OF Howard street under
goes its reconstruction, which will be
but a few weeks at the utmost
As soon as this change takes place that
portion OF Spear street between Howard
and Market. over which the Harrison
street cars now run, will be discontinued
ating at the front will congregate on the
big checkered turntable.
BY the beginning OF next month the
Post street cars will be pulled off and
the work Of reconstructing this branch
OF the Howard street line will be com
menced and prosecuted to a finish. After
The entire work has been completed the
Post Leavenworth and Tenth street
branches will be extended TO Bryant
street and he Howard street branch will
run three blocks further east Oil Twenty
fourth street which will bring that line
to Rhode Island street.
The power and carhouse at the corner
OF Tenth and Howard street will still re-
main standing and become the carhoiIse
OF all cars running over the newly con-
structed -oadways.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08
A LIVELY MEETING.
Marshal Towe and Contractor An
derson Have q Wordy War.


The proceedings of the Supervisors Fire
Committee were enlivened Yesterday
morning by a wordy war between Fire
Marshal Towe and Isaac Anderson. a
building contractor The argument be-
came very heated and threatened for n
while to result in blows. but Chairman
Heyer raped for order. the belIigerents
became paciiied and the incident came TO
an end.
The trouble was precipitated during the
consldera uon OF the protest against the
final adoption of the order requiring the
placing of brick or terra Gotta fiues where
gas CRATES are used. A delegation of
building contractors was present and
Contractor Anderson stated that the or
der. If passed would entail an exnansa n,
s1oOVO annually on the builders. The
present fire law, he said, was sufficient
for the purposes.
Fire Marshal Towe retorted that An
derson did not comply with the present
law. and also accused him OF evadIng
the fire ordinance wherever he found IL
convenient.
not fulfilling your duties or else Won ire
telling q deliberate lie" Addresslnp tho
committee. Anderson said:
1T IS an outrage that l should be at
tackled by an incompetent official like Fire
Marshal Towe. II the committee will in
quire into the matter IL will find that this
ordinance is advanced In the interests OF
a certain corporate
Towe looked tfreateuingfy at Anderson
but declined TO answer him. and the com
mittee postponed action until next Tues
day to await the opinion OF Mayor Phe-
Ian.
The committee decided to recommend
the passage of the order providing that
all electrical construction, material and
appliances used in connection with aIac
trical apparatus in buildings shall CON
form to the regulations Of the NatIonnI
Electrical Code. The work must he dona
under the supervision OF the Chief of the
Department OF Electricity or tho c,,,e
intendent of Fire Alarm and Police Teie-
graDh
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08

cumstance In anothe- hasty marriage
which an unhappy bride now repents' ana
which will no doubt terminate in the
groom's prosecution on charge OF felony'
has just come 10 light through letter re-
ceived by County Clerk Jordan to-day
On the afternoon OF October I. last. Bert
NJ. Gift secured a marriage license from
Deputy County Clerk Baker TO wed Miss
Susie Brennan of San Francisco, and on
the evening of the same day the couple
were united by Rev. a. Jatho. pastor OF
the st Markus Lutheran Church. The
marriage ceremony was witnessed by Mrs:
Helen Fogarty and Mrs. Scott. both or
this city, and the great haste with which
the young couple seemed imbued was
noted at the time.
1t appears that since then the bride has
learned that her alleged husband had but
recently been divorced from former wife
at Sacramento. and acting upon the pre-
sumption that she was therefore not his
legal wife-the law of this State prohibit
Ing divorced persons marrying again
within one year after a divorce decree has
been entered-she left him. at the same
time invoking the aid of friend 10 COM
municate with County Clerk Jordan as 70
tho proper course to pursue In bringing
Gift to Justice. The letter received by
County Clerk Jordan reads as follows:
LIE GRAND. Dec. 6. 1899.
C,ountv Clerk OF Oakland-Dear Sir: / wish
20 inform you that the couple that applied 10
Won FOR marriage license November g. giving
the names Miss Susie Brennan and Mr., Il. NJ.
Gift as near | can find out under the new
divorce laws Of California are not legally mar
ried as he was only divorced four or five
months from his first wife. and Furthermore. he
faIsified his age. lie Is only % years old and
her name is not spelled right. As she Is
friend OF mine and has left her Illegal husband
sha has requested me tn write yud to what
the penalty Is for the offense on his part. as
sha thought that he clear fropa his first
honds Of matrimony. or whether shA Is or not
his legal wife. and II the courts there will pros
ecute such offense. or II II lays with the
wronged parties TO prosecute. Yours truly
GEORGE c. GERLE
Address Mr.. George C. Gerle. Fresno. Fresno
County. Cal.
n B-I have written 20 Mr.. William II.
Hamilton County Clerk OF Sacramento. for
positive proof as to the date when B. NJ. Clitt
was divorced.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08
FELL INTO THE HOLD
AND BROKE HIS SKULL

William II. Stewart. mechanical engi-
neer. In the employ OF the Risdon Iron
Works. fell into the engine room of the
United States transport Grant, lying at
Folsom street wharf, about u o'clock last
night. and sustained injuries which are
considered very dangerous and which may
result fatally.
Stewart. who was inspecting the trans
port, was looking down the hatch of the
vessel while leaning against the safety
rail, and in some manner slipped and fell
a distance OF thirty-five feet. In his de-
scent the unfortunate man struck his
head against a piece of projecting ma
chinery. cutting his scalp in a frightful
manner
The unconscious man was brought on
deck and carried Immediately to the Har-
Dor Receiving Hospital. On examination
II was found that Stewart had received
a lacerated wound on the left side Of the
head and another deep one on the right
side. which had produced a fracture of
the skull. He had also suffered a frac-
ture Of the right wrist Dr. Morrison.
who attended Stewart. says that the pa
tient is in a precarious condition.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-08
HAS A BAD RECORD.

Detectives Harper and Sullivan were
engaged Yesterday - looking up the rec
ORD of William Marvin. the hotel thief
who gave Detective Harper such a hard
struggle before submitting TO arrest.
The name given by the prisoner is an
assumed one, his true one being Marvin
V. Reynolds. The records show his mar
riage on May 26 last 10 Lily Stice, the
woman who was arrested with him. by
Justice Of the Peace Barry.
According 10 the detectives. Reynolds
is an eN-convict and has been out of
prison for about a year. Shortly after
his release from the penitentiary Rey-
nolds kept in practice by robbing the
house Of Mrs. Lila Poor at 430 Taylor
street. and securing clothes and jewelry
OF the value OF 500. The police believe
that other crimes of a similar nature will
be traced 10 him.
Reynolds Is confined in the tanks. while
his wife is in the matron's room, strictly
guarded. Charges will probably be placed
against Reynolds to-day.