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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20

cuts for machinery. silverwarr. portraits.
buildings. headinqs. maps. plans. trrde
marks The J. }. Ryder Co, a. Washines On.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20

superior California wiies-sherrv. Mnsca.
tel. Port and Tokny THOS GRIMES A.
BRO, opp. new station.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-20
Defendants Contention.

The main points in the defendants
brief are as follows: AS 10 whether the
jury might reasonably have found n
the defendants conduct strong corrob-
grafton OF the plaintiffs testimony OF
a promise of marriage. I'm arguing this
point attention is called to defendants >
claim that he gave plaintiff money on
every occasion of intimacy with her,
that according to Plaintiffs witnesses
he simply danced with her at dancing
school as he danced with others; that
his conduct in paying her expenses
when she said she was with child is in
no way corroborative of her allegation
that he had promised TO marry her:
that in the plaintiffs letters from New
York there is nothing about a promise
OF marriage and that the defendants
conduct is consistent with his state
ment that. while he had Illicit relations
Continued on Page Three.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
cHL0R0rORuING I LIoNf>>.
.om The Britfsh Medical journal

From The BRUSH M"nl'dI JouIHd''
Professor Gustavo Pis ,nti of the nlf'rSitE
Of Pcrugia. has lately mad thriving eNittl'hg .
i'm extracting a cataract from powerful H1ueSs
about three years old. The animal was placed
in a suitable cage in the middle Of m" mrnaS-
erie and the first difficulty was the alminlstra-
tiou Of an anTsthctic. The intervals between
the bars of the cage were filled up with cotton
wool and "A large packet of gauZe impr"Snated
with choroform was placed in tho caG"' lno
door Of which was then closed with shutter.
In about "A .itlalt.r If an hour a rrc'rn'!-'al' "
was cautiously made. and the iilUStripuS pa
ticnt was seen lying stretched out ana aPl"'-
entity in "A condition of deep coma. she vas iil'l
DRAGGED out Of the Gaze and bound and gagged.
She was then placed on a table. Dut before the
operation could be begun Sh" suddenly aNoht'
and struggled violently. rolling on to IN" moor
where the medical men with adnlliDle COO,
ness but not without intense emotion. when
might easily be seen i'm their count"narccs.
held her down while the animals head was
Wrappcd i'm a towel stepped i'm suiphulic 'thtI.
The lioncSs however. managed - F'' h'r''Ii
from the gag. and partly from her bonds. dl9
rave a roar which made the majority OF the
spectators beat a hasty retreat. But the ether
oyorcamc her and Professor PiSent with great
pluck dragged her into the cage again. Nhrre
the anpsthctc coup de grace Was given ny
means Of another packet OF gauZe Str"hrh III
chloroform The beasts head was pulled OUT
through the door of the cage and securely held
i'm pnsition Professor Pisenti then operated
with brilliant success.
We have no doubt that the professor had
more serious time" than Mtemus ward had
in getting into the uniform of tn" days 81 his
vouth and We congratulate him heartily on
having escaped count operation by ms fpr-
midablc patient. \ curious feature IF the scene
was the excitement produced among TN" "th'r
animals Zcbras bisors. lcopards. wolves. by
halod some portion of the 2nrSth"UoS with
which the air was saturated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
ANTIQUITY OF THE saw.
From Hardware.


Saws were used by the ancient Egyptians.
one that was discovered. with several other
carpenters tools in private tomb n Teb,s -
now preserved in the British Museum. The
blade. which appears To be Of iron. is ten and
half inches long and an inch and quarter
broad at the widest part. The teeth are irresu-
lar. and appear To. have been formed by striking
a blunt edged instrument against the edge II
the plate the bur rough shoulder. thus pro-
duce1 not being removed.
\ painting. copied in Roseinis work N
Egyptian antiquities. represents a man usinS
similar saw the piece Of wood he is cutting be-
ing held between two upright posts. In other
repr, sensations the timber is bound with ropes
20 a single post and in one. copied by Rosellini.
the workman is engaged i'm tightening the rope.
having LETT the saw sticking i'm the cut
In an engraving given i'm the third volume ~
"Wilkuson'S Manners and Customs Of the An
cent Egyptians" saw is repre- scented Of much
larger dimensions. its length being. 10y COmplri-
son with The man. not less than three on 'uur
feet. 1t does not appear that the Egyptians
used saws worked by two men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
THE popES mann lND UNITS.


From The London Telegraph
Describing the habits of Leo XIII. tn" DO
mcnica del Corrcre," Of Milan says that he IS
So DESTROYS of being considered stu robust that
though he always makes u.s. of a thick stick
while walking he sooner observes some
stranger approaching than h" swings his SICK
from hand to hand. scarcely using it, He has eX-
ccllcnt sight. and can read without glasses. He
is quite delighted when he has shown that he
can support all the fatigu" of religious func-
tions official visits ana the not light weight of
pontifical robes during some ceremony. IL" is
rather careless of his health during his restless
nights He wears when in bed warm stockings
and garments of the finest flannel. ana when
he is seized with poetical inspiration he rises
from his bed. and, without waking ms faithful
attendant Pho Contra. who sleeps in tn" ante
room goes to his desk and writes down Latin
distich 10y the light of the night lamp and VIII
sometimes linger To compose more verses. In
this way he has frequently taken one Of those
colds that have been reported real ill
ncsscs. Formerly the Pope would not hear of
other means of warming his apartments than
the old fashioned braZicr. but lately he has
yielded To the circumstances Of his physicians
and the rooms made comfortable by proper
stoves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20

charming boy, about four years OF age, VINO
seemed particularly anxious to see as much as
ne could His little hands clasped the Grille,
and he gazed about the House with all the seri-
BUSINESS Of a judge. Suddenly ne cried. Theres
papa" in a small chirping voice, when coulu
he heard all over the House. Papa looked up.
angry The good lady Immediately plckeo W
the boy and carried him out. as he cried,
don't want to go away: ! want to see papa
Such incidents very rare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
4 HlLF MINUTE ROMANCE.

From The Chicago Tribune.
The little boy sat on the park bench lri
sv ung his feet
I'm tell you my name if youIl tell me yours"
ne said.
Well what is it," said the little girl.
"Lemmy Kishew. What's yours"
"Ollie Wright"
And she dug her fairy little toes in the sand
and waited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
APPLE TREES ~ SCOTTISH ISLANDS.

From The London Globe
Along the shores of Null and Iona a number Ot
apple trees have sprung up owing to the apples
that were strcWn along the shore from the wre~k
of the Labrador The trees being trans
planted in large numbers into private gardens.
but some nice questions have arisen over the
rights OF ownership.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-25
Noiice of Mnrtence Sale
First pub. April 9e7w.

First pab.A April MN.
MortgaEor, John samson.
Mortgages. The Equitable Investment Com
pany.
Oxner Of Morsrage. Frederick &. C0noveF.
Mortgage dated September 1T TSSS- aud re-
corded la the office If the Register uf Deeds.
ia and for Day County Sonth nakCta. On the
sth day 81 September. fsS>, at SS6 a. M. ia
book u on pages 4S4 aud i6s of mortgage
records.
Assigned by The Equitable Iavestmens
Company. by Instrument Ia writing. dated
IanuaTy I5th I>S, To Frederick h Coaayer:
Assignment recorded IN the office of tue Regis
ter of Deeds. ia aud for Day County South
a. M. IA book ii GA page liz of mortgage
rccrsrdS
Mortgaged premises. the Northwest quarter
OF Section nine, Towuship one hundred
twenty-tcur, Range Flfty-1ye. Day county,
South Dakota.
No proceedings have been had az Law or
otherwise to collect said debt.
Amount claimed 10 be due at the date of
this notice four hundred tweRty-six and Sllo
dollars.
Notice l. hereby given that default having
been made IN the payment Of The principal and
gage will be foreclosed By a sale of said prem
ises at paollc auction. az the frunt door uf the
Court hcnse la the City OF Webster. Day
Go0nty. SoGth Dakota, on the 3rd DAP Cf June
fos at the boar OF two % clock D. m. OF said
ssss to satisfy sse amsy2, which shall thea
dollars a~ttoxaeys fees. stipulated in said
mortgage, and all legal Gusts of such fore
closure
Dated at Webster south Dakota. this ath.
day Of April, Isee.
Friederick X. Coaoyer.
Assignee II Mortgage.
Il. W. Taylor.
Attorney far Assignee OF MofsxAxee.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-25

a 4NNA rs " ~ ~
MorFgagor Johann Drews. t~wiaover)
Executor OF Mortgages John Griffith
Roberts.
Mortgage dated November LIST 1897 and re-
corded IN the Office of the Register of Deeds In
aud for Day County. South Dakota, on the
sfh das az December iS5 IN beck al on page
81 at go p. IN.
MCrtgzged premises the west half Of the
north vest Qa2rFsr and the south east quarter
of she north west quarter OF section twenty
and the soath east quarter 81 the north cast
quarter of section hineteea. township one
hundred twenty-four raags nfty-hye. Day Co..
South Dakota.
No proceedings have been had at Law or
otherwise To foreciose said mortgage or col
lect said deb,
Amount claimed 10 be due on said Mortgage
at the date of this notice &93t6.
Notice u heresy given that default having
been made IN the payRe1f OF the interest and
principal secured by said mortgage. said mort
gage will be foreclused By a sale of the said
premises at public a1ctios. at the front door
of the court house IN tie city Of Webster. Day
tcunty. South Dakota on the 3rd day of June
ISS at the hour Of two O'Clock in the after
noo0 OF thar day. Ia satisfy the amount which
shall then be due on said mortgage. and teo
dollars attorneys fees. aud all legal costs OF
foreclosure
Dated at Webster, 5. D.. this ash day OF
April fSs.
John Grifefh Roberts, Executor Of the estate
Of 6rineta VI Roberts. deceased. MORTGAGE.
L. W. Taylor.
Attorney for Mortgages.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-25
Notice OF Mortgage Sale
First pub May 9Th.

Mortgagors Stian Stisnson and Anne Stian-
500. his wife.
Mortgages William l.. Curtis,
Assignee of Mortgages, Jeannctte G. Wyiie.
Mortgage dated November Ord lsB and record
Ell in the Office of the Register of Deeds OF
Day County, South Dakota. on the 18th day OF
November A. ID. 1855 in book - of mortgages
ON page 2s6 at l 10 O'Clock p IN.
Said mortgage being assigned by william
l.. Curtis 10 Jeanette z. Wylie By assignment
dated November 10th iSS and recorded IN
book a. mortgages on page - on April A'ta
1899.
Morrgaged premises the west hall OF the
northeast quarter and lots one and two OF
section twenty-four ga in township one
huudred tweaty-fouFQ241ot range nffy-hyets9i
west. Day CoGnty. South Dakota. No pro-
ceedings has been had az law or otherwise 10
collect said debt. +.
Amount claimed TO be due at the date OF
this notice two hundred Seventy nine tztsU1
dollars.
Notice IS hereby given that default having
been made IN the payment OF the princtpai
aud interest scared by s&Id mortgage, sali
mortgage viii be fOrect0Sed by a sale OF said
premises az public auction, at the front door
~ the court house in Webster. DaT county.
Soath Dakota, GU 18th day uf June A. ID. less
az the hour 81 oRe o'csocS =. m-, of said day.
- satisfy the amount whacA shall then Se due
on said mortgage- including taxes paid, saa
all legal Gusts of foreclosare
DateAat Webster, s. D., this 1Sth day 81
AprsllS9
J~eannestc c wylie.
Chalmers Curtis. Assignee az Mortgage.
Attorney for Assignee OF Mortgage.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-25

Notice Il hereby given, that BY virtue % an
execution issued out Of and under the seal 81
the Circuit Court for Day Iounty, SouIn
Dskota. upon q Judgment for xts,Sl. enteseu
in the Justice Court before one w. z. turner,
q Justice Of the Peace in and for Day Courty
South Dakota, ON the sth day OF November
1879, and which judgment was duly transcript
ed to the Circuit Court OF Day county. SOUTH
Dakota. on the ~ day OF November lS5 IA an
action wherein John Norton was plaintiff. ana
Edward Long was defendant. aud whicn
Judgment was duly rendered against saia
defendant. and on which judgment there y
now due ss7.3S, for debt, costs, INTEREST anu
accrued ss.s. and which execution has peea
delivered 10 me as such sheriff ! will sen sis
following described real estate to-wlr the
northwest quarter OF section ~ lD township
No 10. north Of range Ne. - west OF the attn
principal meridian in Day county, S0utn
Dakota. To the highest bidder for cash. az
public auction. at the front door II the Cont
House, in the City Of Webster. DsI County,
south Dakota. GA Saturday the slsth day OF
June 1899. at the hour OF one o'clock D. IN.
of that day, or 80 much thereof a. may De
necessary 10 satisfy the said Judgment,
interest. costs and accrued costs and expense
OF sale.
Dated May 4fh IS9.
Andrew A. Sanding,
Sears & McCoy. sheriff Tor Day Co. ) ID.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-25

Eir-s Euh Apru @s-sw.
NA1Se % h~o-s<agnv~. kunr X. Esserhy and
2s3 krsUcRs ESferny. fhushzna 49, x;s~
SsEE ~ AnEESa<e~. William AiehiSon-
U&neg OF Aar1-sSc. sc Wallace.
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10 nzre ~ s&e Ra-lSiey as Deasx - - e.
pa soEz1T-> D., ga TIE fgth Aax 81 ~ ia,
4at-A E- - oSNex - PAGE sIa rors-.<e
An-r-xSr ssss<neSf 60 : e Wafs>rA - a..
-xa GAY - D@crEhez ISS- ard r~t.rvss.f ~ -
@A~~sf e@e Esgssser ~ Deesas ir xnss 90 ~
sn@fx.S D. on sh@ Eth iay 81 Aprsf l>s9 -
20 6epx - page 81
AeasS<A E-<z1sSc~ The ea<s half az rf&
~ e&sE IGarFrr af S~ests4s twansxs~
a.n@s&AS c1e hzodrpxl smeasy-swn. rstr.
re proceedings hsre a~rn h.a A. s,w -
%- ~ ezS1ecr >Ab4 debit
azzf e-zswm4 80 ne due AZ .he d..e ~
rA1s M0<nce sga4N ~
N@SMre = n~recy <ts~z thzs gegaris hari,v
49, ~l@0~ - TAe pzg1zr1s % EA@ prsmriuxt 49,
a1 ~-r1Ees1 bf s&Et z9rssa<e. ~aia rorr-
&c. &n2 oe tere<1os<a ~ 4 sa!~ az 49, nrnna-
Scrrns-1 An s1e1 raarsSsr~ AZ nnhls~
1870 az ane fra1r &nssr Of sAe Cenrr H.r~.
~ ~ t0if 90 Weess@r. bar courrx. SewrE,
LskS&s-e 80 rAe liza axy a gmne l@9 ar -
ese4f - fSno csecx N The xft@ruoou ~ ,k-s
@s1 10 SATISFY rhe ar~s1zs xhs~h ~hsiI 49,
- &ae ANS Tea sksSlxrs zrso-zex. s~@ 49, -
cnrns skAcxs& eE Eaw
Dates ar weosssr - IL shis ssh dsx AMI
AaAsrs- z Tsyk~
er - kszS-s<se Atrnxaey tor Assa-u.r
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-25

Notsce b. MeFe0y gives rh3s by vSvfn~ ns n
g21gnte2t and deere a2 fs<wr3s<wv~ ~ r~r
teta r~aa estate uAuFteae@- dusy v~zss~~SE hx
tn~ tsrS1sE teSrs ~ s0d f0x Dzy C.szsasy.
IN sAs e&e~ essA~ N4er& * IA asx,nrs. - a~ss
Ter s@t1toansx. u2 see @kh aaya Nsv $50
IA ais 1rzEsZ WA@reEz th3saa-s s9r-r- ~
FSafGtsI sl9 Aast12 a. >a4.Ea. EsAg $50
go cts SzF@S~ = S<19.@, ~s-- arg sAesea-
cSasS~ ard mGEch l@3Gzeae and S.arvA~
sssoce oth@E sAAugs. aa-v~cz14 the saae ~ -@
~ tar s~&E estate Aezesn&fGev @~<w~5tp.2 -
s4kksfg t&@ sSver&t SEaaZ1rS ae r,saea~x -~.rn.~
"a ~ s&E1 1G1~nzeGE sG1 A<xrns-. ~ :. go
t1STes9 A. sA% pzxeRe3s 81 $50 SaEn wsg9
SsftSfx ~ s&e ~&G4rs asa4 ~ xrsp~ ~ -
@xF~1e1c@. asslra @Us 81 aMa ur4 - 49,
c1rxk - tNe tsreEEr Ne~1rz. aaz5 nasssAr -
- %f2 NsA4ET- Ateyg14< zzx ss 4AI Yss 49,
sc<1 ssAss pAFSG4As 90 @Z s@tSaaezs zzss
1exFs@ A16few 4 saA@saS- -a~rsE in a.
~ k&e NNUME ~ kaF- ~ fM~ Ssa.r & $50
D&A0E@- Wrsk sell tn& a. reSsss8~s ee@ar1s-E
EeNa esz1E9- 10 gk~ agA~Sz zezz ss~s - -
easA Bzex e1e0EeG- AZ EseI srasat sss..r -
eosst ns@s< "a tA1Aa7g " ss~r@r Etsy
= ~ANsys c~4s0 l&sUSss 60 S4aEu4ay sac 49,
%&4 ~ %Esg k%S- az sMe @0zE ~< cn1 $3.50
- S- ~ t1zs 0&g- ~ saeasey tMs Sass frsrs~
@enE Az4 &<-Fee - - nzze& sS4wssf - -.
s@zr wNA SATISFY TANs rEs n9aans-e- - -
$3.50 - atvSs~Ss4 SErs1szz Ia sNuz SRA-noe~r
sa1 1enrsw. az4 10 ~ns2 Sar~s1 -
ana NAE> &U<Eo &Ew A<=xszArsz ~ mn- -
Mss- &AN >nEs& rsss R&aTNex es ~ewzNum No
tss~;s-ses~@ ~. IN T~9zsAsR Ma ar~ axm.s-
SSeAas-ss%E t-s wsvrA e kzssr. No.
Cn4n aa4 cUGsaE1Elg HS& nxrp- z1.sr- - -
@ScOf0Azg 10 1l- ts9seE 4zz.sanz sxrx~z .A,ansxg
sad @csng ss1nacsd AZ rze gezasy x EK.r =,
tAc State ~ >e1zk Daxv<a.
Dated sAis -asM GzB IL nv Esss
AE1Frw A.
>@~EsE - a1A s@r Day To- >a.xrn gask0sa
>ear~ a. Artug-
ArssSnx1s 40 F1snzE-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-25

1T j. y sGrprising fact sass Prof.
Houton. THAT in nay traveasin s1l parts
~ tAe world. or the last 10 years. |
hare met noss p~opse having nsrd
6reen's August Fiowrr tAaa any other
remedy for dyspepsia. deraagsd lises
aud stomach and Tor constipation i
rad for TOURISTS and s~alsssnra. or soe
r~ssoas Fling osssce positions wi.esr
headaches and g~~sssssl bad frsisug~ ires.
srr~gniar hahass exhssf. thas Grsas
August Flower is a rraai Eeuseiy. Ia
docs nnt ialare the ss~te@a by ir~2aeas
~, ard = ~exceasens sos scar ssonaeAs
shd isdixrtsca. Samrae i.exsie ffve as
= h<M&c0 Sold hy deaers 10 all
,isiis.1 eosntr;xex A
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-25
Notice TO Owner Before Tar Deed Shall Issue.
First pnh Mar I~sx

N0tkSr tNHrf ncKOT& Tax AbeeG >n4kl issue.
First pnh May ISsw.
To GeoF<e Stewart. samuel Rexssxue.
William S,ewart, 6cssrxr Stewzrr jr. Byr2n
Sfeusrt X - Stewart. SeErs. Stewart and
Mary McGhie.
Noa are A~rrAy nosifed That ca the Sth aay
of NOVEMBER A. ID. I>Ss@ fhe fosbawinx d-~<r;b-
ed piece or parcel cf real eStssessxxed In the
name OF GeosSe Stewart and sisnased ia rfsp
CcGnsy ct Day. State of Ssash Daknsx. as
foatowss Southeast Qusrter og S@crsnn =.
IOWA H. kanx~ -. containing tS1 xrr~s. was
scld Tor taxes due and deliDQnens for the rear
Iva. az tax sale hy the Freaxurw rf said
toanty Tn pzy Cennty - ID. and x.s by said
purchases DAILY assigned 20 q. ID. Prtsr~oa.
and ~ him auly assigned tai. A. NrsihIr who
Is DOW lawful holder ~ the certificate of
purchase. Thst said taxes thea da- sud
delinquent auounted To- SAT- ama that snh.-
Quear taxrS IA abe wnnoane ~ SsfE have Sw~n
paid. With iateEsst, pr1sity and ess~ts accrued
s&Nrs m.xtng faezl snSHnns necr~ssary sA
rr1e~U $AA&s and In xs&lItsaz thernsa sh>
COST ~ service Of this snssces Together wish
'snch snterest n nsay &ccrne after shIs date.
must De paid. and that che rirhs az r-et~-npssoa
viii nxrar~ and n aeeA for said lxpd ne nnds
sstisn sixty days frcsn th@ coGapaesea service
NJ this notice.
y. A Ncfshfe.
0wner ard h~lder Of said Tar CersfSr.se.
z W. Taylor.
attorney tor ,. A. McsiAse. Webster. Sd.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-25

L&&4 0z2sS at N~1eE1@&4 - A. NaF - Ns7<
NesRc~ ~ h<F~4v S1xeA sA1s xAsr $500
n&MsN4 ~~ttleE ass Ea<sk Esd pee ef a. xn.az~s
~ nasx~ ns3 xeNr hasaSas1@14 &1AA arusx - 49,
ENsxs Uem4s G&nAG4 a1e& tkaE @au1 EWs@a ~Ma -.
M@s4s n~1sr& t2a l11<v 90 LA AGs a1-s axs k1.-
s1eTk III eeeAU ce4<1s al xa<-asr. 2ass
Sss4Rr ~ ua @Hky Esx E~ns vz.
Ma n4kA@
E8 ARErr No. &Ht~~ $50 snw Eag9> ( ara . ~nr
&z@R~ LG- As sm4a& a J. @z~1 Srx- - H.
-. - ~.
h~ sza1s- xAas ts&srgtzg witnesses to g1sxr
hs x~AASna4a11s sssan1ax. azsas s1sN x1ax1Eanssu
~ $3.50 Ah41 sG@
NNagE1 1l+ax-s f1-4As 8xE~x. NxhSsx ~ x4
1@4 Ee8<r A1-4Es- aA a< @et1srer- =
MA sskocs<k
k4egxssze.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-25

There are some things about the adult
iteration Of food aud drink which ought
TO be revealed by degrees, if at all. Some
chemical sharp in Chicago demonstrated,
without warning, hat fifteen year old
whiskey could be madein fifteen minutes,
and the grave senators for whose benefit
it was lone adjourned for four days.
Such a shock To senatorial aspiration had
not been experienced for many a day.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-25

The postofice department is wrestling
with communities In various sections of
the country which are anxious TO be
named Dewey for p~ostofice purposes.
Already eight ~postofices in as many
states have been named for the hero of
the Manila bay, and still there are more
TO follow. This number is only four be-
hind the number of postoffices named
for Washington More than 800 Dewey
applications are ON file. There are sew.
enty towns in Tennessee that want to be
called Dewey; Kentucky m to the
front with iifty applications.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-25
ist r,us April gov.

Land ofice at Wsteftcwa s. d.. April Il lsSa.
Nasicr IS hersby given that the follow ing
named SETTLER hAs Esr1i notice Of his intention
to make has homestead fnml proof in supg.rt
~ has claim. and that said prS.of will b. made
before the judge or IN ais absence The clerk 81
the eoansy court AT Webster. ). d.. on june
5rd Isse viz
0LEJ. ANUNDSON.
Ia b No. Ec1, for ctie sell See "a. tvp. IA
Range 81 w.
h- names the fc{s>-Sng witnesses to prove
~ <statssd vTr.
1sza Se4er>a0. Nlss An3er~aa. Martin
F@&Eso1 sca kUdolf Natives ala Of wcbster,
; H. 4. babcswx.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-25
What DIR. A. E. salter saws.

Buffalo. y. " Gents From my
personal knowledge. gained in obsery-
ing the effect OF yonr Shniohs Cure in
eases Of advanced Consumption, l am
prepared To sax it is the most rrmark-
able Remedy that has ever been srought
my attention. Ii has certainly saved
many from Consumption. Sold by-M.
A. Thul the druggist. IN
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-25

A Republican Caucus will be held at
the Court House In the City of Webster,
Day County, s. u. on Saturday the Bird
day OF June 1899, at the hour of so'clock
p. m, for the purpose Of selecting II
delegates to attend the Republican
County Judicial Convention TO be held at
Webster on the 10th day of June 1899.
That three of said delegates win be
chosen from the LIST Ward. three from
the End Ward and five from the srd Ward,
Dated May a9nd 1899.
BY order of Committee.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-05-25
An Obstinatc Sore Cured.

Jos. q. Amertof. DELTA, O. writes; !
had an obstinate sore on my face which
everything else Jailed 70 heal, after one
application of Banner Salye IL began 70
heal aud after thrive applications il was
entirely healed leaving no scar.