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New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
BOOKLET FOR THEATRICAL PEOPLE.

The passenger department Of the Southern Pa
cffc Railroad Company has published a valuable
booklet. entitled Pacific Coast Theatrical Guide
and Booking Sheet" II has been published for the
benefit Of theatrical agents and managers TO show
how tour Of the Pacific Coast can be made with
out the Joss of single night avoid unnecessary
3ourneyings, 20 know the towns, their newspapers
hotels and theatres and such information in detail
viii be Of interest TO the profession.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
2. B. DAVIS NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS

Msrtinsburg. ". Va. Aug. (SpeclaD. Colonial
Thomas y. Davis, brother Of ex-senator Henry
o Davis. and uncle by marriage of Senator Stephen
q. EIkins. was TO-DAY nominated for Congress by
@ Dhe democrats OF the I'D Congress District The
nomination was made unanimously. Colonel Davs's
name being presented by Stuart " Walker. the
ofly other candidate Mr. Davis is a man Of
wealth, a director in several corporations and
successful business man, but not a speaker or a
man OF large learning He is a member Of the
present House Of Delegates. and lives at Keyser
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
CHARGED WITH RoBBING ON YACHT

Freeport Long Island, Aug S-James Hoaehe Is
q, +bs Oueens County Jail on a charge of as
sauIting and robbing William Teaterow, manager
of the Voodcleft Inn. II is alleged that Roache,
WIN is employed on Captain George Meyant's
soop invited Teaterow aboard the vessel and
after he had gone aboard knocked him down and
roEba6 hin, of a gold watch and money. Two links
~ tbe chain were found on the deck When
raigned he pleaded not guilty.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
IRISH REToLUTIONIsr RECEIVERS

Robert Kelly. member of the Dublin Circle of
the Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood who shot Will
lam Talbot, the spy and informer In Dublin in
lSd, was discharged cured from Bellevue Hos
pital yesterday Last Saturday Kelly fell at Third
aye. and hirty-frst-st. and cut his head badly
lie was known at the hospital Michael Dunn Of
No l53 East Twenty -third-st. but was recognized
and admitted his identity
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
THE DIxIE BACK FROM MANILA
HER CREW OF FARMER SAILORS" READY
TO BE ASSIGNED TO wARsHIPs.

The United States auxiliary cruiser and training
ship Dixie. which left here on December s for
winter cruise of six months in the West Indies,
ultimately extended to Manila. returned to port
Yesterday morning with her Of farmer sail
ors'' fitted for assignment various warshps, and
instructed by the sights of foreign lands.
The Dixie carried away four hundred landsmen
mostly farm hands recruited from inland villages
After getting her orders at Hampton ROADS sEe
went 10 San Juan and St. Thomas. Leaving the lat
ter place about February 20, after stay OF nine
days she went 10 Funchal. Algiers and Naples
At Nanjes after a stay of a week, she was or
dered to cruise about the MediIerranSsan anu anu
through the Suez Canal to Manila. whlcn was
reached Nav Is The home voyage was begun on
June Stops were made at IlOilo, Singapore CO.
lombo Algiers and Gibraltar.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
TRrCK pRIrER cRARGEp WITH HoMIcIpE

Henry Meyer, forty-one years old. of No $50
Rockaway-ave., the driver of a truck of the Street
Cleaning Department which Willie De-
vine four years old, Tuesday afternoon in
front of the child's home. No. 81 First-st killing
him. was charged with homicide before Magistrate
Bristow, In the Buter-st court yesterday. lie fur
nished bail in 1000. and the case adjourned
till August .,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
THE VICTORIA REGIA TO BLOOM.

In a few days the Victoria RegIa is expected to
bloom at Prospect Park, and as it blooms only at
night Park Commissioner Brewer is having electric
lights put up around the pond where the famous
IiIy is soon the African lilies also expected
TO bloom They are day plant however, and will
remain in flower for several days
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
NEWSPAPER WRAPPER TELLS 4 sroR7
WHEREABOUTS OF A YOUNG MAN REVEALED
AFTER FIVE YEARS

Orange. Aug 8-Harry ". Gregg well known
young East Orange man, left the home of his stsp
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. super OF Cen
tral-ave. five years ago. and failed 20 return
Soon afterward Mr.. and Mrs Super left mere for
California. out the wheTeabOut Of their son re-
manned a mystery.
few days word was received from him In
indirect way. newspaper published al Ma
Mia. Philippine Islands, sent % former
friends Of the young man. in East Orange. Across
the corner of the wrapper was written, Harry ~
Gregg, quarteFmaste sergeant. Company D. 2sr1
United States Infantry, Manila, =. T.
Gregg az time member Of The Orange
Athletic Club football team. Re played halfaack
and before coming TO East Orange was a student ~
Stevens Institute. HoboSen. and played In rhs
football eleven there. Whether he ever communi-
Gated with his mother after leaving home is nor
known.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
STORM AT PORT WASHINGTON.

Port Washington, Long Island Aug. "a severe
electric storm passed over here yesterday, doing
considerable damage. Telephone wires are broken,
and at the Titus Works a leather belt fifteen hun
dred feet long broken and other damage
done in the plant. William Deans house
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

The Rev. DR.. Cyrus Hamlin, who was the first
president OF Robert College, and continued at its
head until a few years ago, when his son-n-law
DR. Washburn, succeeded him, entered upon his
work a missionary under the American Board in
1898 In 1870 he founded Bebek Seminary, at Bebek
which began It's career with two students Bv 1850
the number had inerea5ed to forty, and larger
building secured N which to carry the work
In 1853 Robert College was opened and DR. Hamlin
became its president. He labored faithfully at the
head of this institution for nearly twenty years
when he gave up his missionary work and returned
TO this country In 1880 he became the president of
Middlebury College. at Mddlebury vi. DR. Hamlin
was eighty-nine years old. and was born at Water
ford Me. He was graduated from Bowdoin College
In 1884 and from the Bangor Theological Seminary
In 1881 He was the author OF Among the Turks"
grees of d. y. and Ii. D. from Cambridge and
New-YoTk University.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
DROWNED WHILE sWIMMIyG.

John c. Karnes. a laborer fifty years old. was
drowned off Potter-ave.. Long Island City Tues
day night, while his wife stood the pier unable
to help him. Karnes had gone in swimming The
body not recovered Harness home was at
No. sS3 Pomeroy-Et
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
MAD DOG IN A POLICE STATION.
A CAT TO SAVE ITS KITTEN JUMPS ON
FROTHING ANIMALS BACK.

A fox terrier frothing at the mouth ran into the
bridge notice station in westinghouse, near
the Bridge las. evening The policemen jumped
to the tables and chairs in a wild scramble TO get
an altitude safe from the bites of the mad brute
One of the first 70 make the discovery OF the IN
gress of the terrier was a black cat. taVorl'e al
the station which has a little kitten three weeks
old With motherly instinct 10 protect her ALuS
kitten the cat jumped the back OF the ooS aLS S
fhe dog howling ran through door for pIhu
aIIev in the rear Of the station house Tnere
man Hoar dispatched the dog. The car VIII nave
a new ribbon round her neck this week
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
orERcouE BIZ TIE HEAT AND DIED.

TWO CITIZENS OF ELIZABETH sUccUxs TO
THE PREVAILING HIGH TEMPERATURE
Elizabeth. Aug. (SpeciaD. z. Meehan. Of
Ehzabethport. died suddenly last night Of heat
prostration- He was thirty-two years old, and was
a member OF the Eliza beth Fire Department Amer
icus Association ana Order Of Foresters He leaves
a VIE and four children.
Charles Blatt one OF the oldest engineers in this
city, died from heat prostration last night az his
home, No. SOS Cross-st He was a Civil War var-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
REsERroIR IN SHOCKING CONDITION.

OF WORKS COMMISSIONERS.

INSPECTION OF WATERSHED Pr NEWARK BOARD
OF WORKS COMMISSIONERS.
engaged by the city in the suit against the Eas,
Jersey Water Company 10 compel il 10 fulfil ts
water contract was held in the Office OF the Boarf
OF Works yesterday afternoon The conference was
private
An inspection Of the watershed Of the Pequanneek
by Board OF Works Commissioners and others On
Tuesday showed that the Oak River reservoir
whence the city's water has been drawn. Is
IN a shocking condition. The reservoir Is nssrIv
dry. and what water it ntains IS full Of alga
This water is permitted 70 flow from the reservoir
70 mix with water taken from the Clinton reservoir
City Bacteriologfst Connolly in ocial report on
the aqueduct water yesterday declared that there
are in ticatiOns OF increased contamination OF
wa
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
THE ATALANTA on HER WAY TO CoLoMBL4
GEORGE J. GoULD's STEAM YACHT CONVERTED
INTO A GUNBoAT.

The converted steam yacht Atalanta. bought re-
Gently from George j. Gould by the Colombian
Government for use as gunboat, has sailed from
this port for Colombia Sefor Eduardo Espinosa
Consul General of Colombia i'm this city, refuses
however, TO give any particulars regarding her
tination armament. All that Sehor Espinosa
would say yesterday was that the Ataanta would
soon arrive at some port in Colombia. In regard
to statement made recently that there would be
trial trip. he said: The Atalanta is her trial
trip now"
1t is said that the Government of Colombia paid
$4,000 for the Ataanta. She can make eighteen
knots hour.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
THE REV. DIR. CYRUS H4MLTN DEAD

Portland Me. Aug. S.-The Rev DR.. Cyrus
Hamln former missionary to Turkey, and
one of the most famous in the Congrega-
tional ministry, died to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
POLICEMEN NOT FORCED TO PAY TAXES

REPORTS THAT PART or THEIR SALARIES wrpz
HELD BACK ARE UNTRUE
Elizabeth. Aug. (SpeciaD.-Controller Carlton a
this city denies the printed stories that poIices,
here were forced 70 pay their taxes 5y hoIsir
back part Of their salaries. The Controlle- -,
that he simply asked certain policemen WHY fSsss
had not paid their last years taxes. and advise5
them that they should do 50 when rhev d-s-
their salaries on August l. Each one paid 49,
somewhat grudgingly. '''
The worst feature of the story. however 4" saf6
Mr.. Carlton. is the absolutely untrue stafa.se~.
that owing TO the failure OF the city 10 fosr rbe
bonds the Controller is trying collect All baoE
taxes IN order to meet the A5oQ0o0 budget for re
year The budget for this year S53s 0S2 81 (0cfr5
ing county taxes. which Is raised by taxes d1s
October 90 The city's credit never better ~
At present. The debt is about 50 0g7 0G0 s~1
has been reduced nearly 81 60o.oo1 in the last ter
years"
Evening star., 1900-12-22
TRIBUTE TO DEAD PASTOR.
Emb1ems Of Mourning DispIayed-
Christm Excrcises pnstnaned

Out of respect to their deceased pastor,
Rev. W. r. Stricken, DID. the official
beard of Hamlne NJ Il. Church authorized
the emblems OF mourning to be
placed in the church, and DIR. An
ton Coe of this city, member of
the congregation. was appointed chairman
OF the committee to superintend the work
The drapery is now in place The designs
are beautiful. yet in keeping with the mod
est life of the one in whose memory they
stand
Inc announcement mas been made that
all Christmas entertainments in the church
and among the membership Will be post
pohed. The Christmas captata. which was
TO nave been held the 18th instant has
been deferred until January {.
ReV. j. w. Steele the acting pastor of the
church, mas announced the services for to-
morrow to be in harmony with the respect
due his late colaborer. All special music
VIII be dispensed with. The fun choir will
be present TO render the hymns of Wesley
suitable to such an occasion, and the theme
OF the sermons will be suggestive of the
ending of faithful ministry.
telegram received indicates that the
body will arrive in this city via the Balti-
more and Ohio road at 40 o'clock Monday
afternoon.
Evening star., 1900-12-22
ReSult of Il WAY

= morse attached to the delivery wagon
connected with \. Thours' dyeing establish
ment No SSl 10th street northeast. ran
away about 10 o'clock this morning near
Mr. Ihours place of business and did con-
SlderanIe damage. Joseph Hornng. the
uFlEer, was unable 10 manage the animal
ana at the corner of 10th and q streets the
wagon coltided with buggy. in which w
b. Fowler and Walter Blair, the latter col
uIeu' were seated. They were thrown to
lhe street, and the Colored man was So Sc
riously injured about the body and head
tnat he mad TO be taken to the Casualty
Hospltai for treatment. Mr.. Fowler was
not badly hurt. The buggy was partly de-
Evening star., 1900-12-22
Six Months in Jail.

Thomas Collins, alias Sullivan, and Thos
Connell. alias Shanty Connors, each of
whom admitted having served a term in
prison, were today convicted in the Police
Court of the larceny Of seven chickens,
valued at 40 cents each, from Thomas e.
Poole. and Judge Kimball sent each to jail
for six months.
Evening star., 1900-12-22

DR. D. Jaync's Expectorant near .t hand an :
TAX little dose occasionally Ii will relieve al
once, and soon bring about cure
Evening star., 1900-12-22
Marriage LiccnacS.

Marriage licenses have been issued 10 the
following:
Coiored-Nelson 7. Allen and Virginia G.
Jackson; Geo. A. Wiseman and Hattie A.
cooper; John W. Garnett and Annie L.
hoisoh' Harry Fletcher of this city and
Mamie Lancaster of Alexandria Va Nosas
winters and Mamie Easton: Richard p
Adams and Louisa Williams
Evening star., 1900-12-22
Letter Carriers Sudden Illness.

Mr.. Charles Roe, a letter carrier was
suddenly taken i'll while passing the Police
Court building about 1890 o'clock this
morning, and fell to the pavement. He was
assisted to a drug store by Officer Michael
Flynn, and, after receiving medical assist
ance, went to his home, No. 926 street
northwest
Evening star., 1900-12-22
Appointments Made.

The District Commissioners have appoint
ed N. R. Garnett as engineer at the Wash
ington Asylum Hospital. at a monthly COM
pensation Of $50, and have appointed Miss
Josephine Osborne as superintendent of
nurses at the same institution. at $3.50 per
2unUM.
Evening star., 1900-12-22
A Good Thing for Christmas.

A subscription to The Saturday
Star would please some out-of-town
friend or relative. Send your order
now with one dollar for years sub
scription, to start the first Saturday
after Christmas.
Evening star., 1900-12-22
MARRIED..

h'', "a ,ahiml i l-LEDERER. On Thursday December
13. 1900. by the Rev. Father Keryick M tho
ifoiy Name parsonage u. LEWIS McC cCARTIiY
ana LILLIAN NJ. LEDERElt. both of this city
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-06-07

~ a. James, formerly a resident OF
Websyer. better known as Willard, now
f6n nronrietor of the railroad eating
hnnse nc Montevideo, Mimi, Was u
Webster visitor between trains Satur-
dav NIGHT. He was on his way to ADer-
deem 10 ioin Mrs. James who IL visiting
IN hat city and stopped OF 10 renew
his acouaintances with old friends. lie
Is the same old sixpence rs Of yore only
ha bas accumulated II little more
ayordupols.
On the closing OF the schools the
teachers d.partpd for the vacation, Mr..
Miller went out to Tamahe Park Tor Il
short outing before going east, Miss
Syavze departad for her home Pana III.
Pr;d.v evening. white Saturday morn
ing Mrs. Ballou aud Miss Nettiefon le,'
for Lake Preston. the former iauy :
| home. where Miss n. VIII visit lor q
short time before returning 70 ner nome
IN Ohio. Miss Benster lett on the snihf
train for her home Gettysburg, u MISE
| Dexheimer has gone to Highmore foi
some institute work before going to her
home in Spencer, Miss Cotton departed
| Wednesday morning for Centerville ne
| horne accompanied by her mother. MIS-
| Refts will remain here for the present
The teachers have made many warn
friends during their residence here wne
regret 70 see them depart aud VIII D'
ylod to welcome them back either pro
,essioLallv or as guests. Every one Q
them have made a record IN our school
OF which they may well ieel proud.
49, -s- --..-..
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: a szso sss un1FEED!
Wood sawed and everything delivered
when requested.

FOR SALE CHEAP-Cash or on time
with good security, Southeast quarter
Section "a, Township 122, Range 56.
Two miles northeast of Webster, ). ID.
Address: Chalmers Curtis,
Prtoskey, Mich.
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Advertlseo Letters.

hefolIowing lettereI emain unclaimed
In the p~ostofhce at Webster >. d., for
the week euding June B, 1900.
Hendry \. Hanson, A. b. Newell,
Miss Christine Rasmussen, Fred Npren.
When calling for the above, please say
advertised" ard give date.
JOHN w. ARTHUR, Pm.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-06-07

Ihaye about twenty quarter sections
OF land ON the reservation which Will
lease for Il term OF years for cash or
share OF crop. All the land is either
near Enemy Swim lake or within six
miles OF Waubay.
Dan Knight. Agent.
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|Smail's f~oryour

md Or. Kempter drove
Saturday.
kinds OF liquors 20
|On.
? Waterfowl Mon
business.
pine stoves for sale
BELLS.
%missioners were in
= Wednesday.
erns OF baby cabs at
Store.
pnde was the guest
iin last week.
Of Beer Flagsta d
1880.
y iaInily to their
Fark Yes tcrday.
hhlng have Russell
Tor you.
rahd was transact
f'er Yesterday.
y neat packages,
eabody's.
Eup from Lily to
Hy n this city.
loo new ones) of
urniture Store.
E,oser to Langford
oarg Sunday.
Perfumes in ia sty
al ~Peabody's.
ny night and Fri.
Put VT want more.
lon approved
Nv Taylor.
|urdnys.
ones, O~steopatb.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-06-07
Furniture,
Linoleums
Benjamin &
Baby Cabs,
Etc, Etc.

IOSlerS
division G
bank June
be a seaSo
who atteo
l. W. II. CT
Minneapol
til the con
Tor the CO
land has C
| Henry y
London A
spend IA f.
/ and A. s.
accompan.
| Thos. M
OF about
water ace
the town
tured for
/ Say. did
the most
nets, swe;
thing you
drop in al
| f. G. l.
up from
peciing t.
the lake,
had been |.
pointed.
| The Sta
h Webs
check for
appreciat
ment in 81
cent fire.
| John 81
he will do
hanging,
style and
| Work gui
p%articulan
| Mrs. W.
down to
Memorial
Thursday
q fine mo-
| OF Will B,
| Thos. {
| aud gone
| for tie "a
| 18th witt
| and Oleo.
| winner W
Lars r.
day nigh
| Tournam
practical
eye Autot
and expel
Mrs. A.
ed here, n
Cowie. OF
home in
tended vi
lady vii.
Dennis
mons fam
day and !
ON anoth
stand the
and the p
l wish
Webster
from thPi
shall alwi
OF the spi.
Claude
in Kadint
OF Pe
Tuesday
hey int.
wish he
Carl NJ;
Tuesday
Lodge X
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vas that
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Hiss Ann
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'esidence
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residence
city Thu
united l.
Mrs. Da
H.. Npls
church o
TO do =,
Agent 10
west Lar
able gent
The bIi
ster abou
of the ID
Elevator
both bus
4 any g,
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residence
from th'
NJ
they will
will, we
tour in II
house Ike
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Coates, Notice


Dspsrtr1sat of the Interior.
CHitsd States LAID oasee. Watsrtozn. SD.
April n. 100.
A s1fseiens contest sEsdavit having be~p
Sled - this Office By Theodore VI Has,
coEtsstast, against H0EDests sd entry No.
l1Sa Ensde November 9Th. 1851. for southwess
quarter nf Section q Township 70. Range 20.
~ Ghas n Green. EoGtssse@ ID xkich n IA
alleged that said claimant. Charses n Greaa
did wholly and entirely desert and ahaud0D
hsSS tract Of Land. from the 9TH day Of Nov
a. ID. 1865, 20 the 9Th day OF Nov. 100. and
1sc rOt reside thereon ABrirE KaId time. tbst
there ~ no improvements upOn said claim .
that said en- was not caused BIZ en-,
ItstreZt II the service Of the United STATE
army or nzTy. and said abandonment vas -.
fore the ate Esr With Spain Eas Commenced.
SsId parties are here " notified to-
APPEAR. respond and ODER eudence ,oochinz
sssd silegstlon az 10 O'Clock a. N. on Msy -
100. before william AtchisoD. Clerk al re
COgnty Court Of Day Co. s.. D.. at bis ofsrs
W ebster. b. ID. and that dnaI hearing xiIi
Be held az 10 o'clock a. m. on Iup@ sth
lSD. before the Register and Recefyer at the
LnIted states LsndOf6ce 10 Waterfowl. s. ID
Tie said contestant having. In a nron@r
afsdaTit, 6led April tlth. 1900. set forth
facts which show that after due diligence
personal service Of this aotice ear not ~
made. IL - bsrsbJ ordered and directed thet
sueb notice De gwen By due and proper pub
IleatloI an The Reporter aud Farmer, Web
star, ,. ID
George W. Case. Rseei,er.
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4 u 1851
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Department Of the Interior. Upi.eS Stat.
Land Once

Dep1rtZert OF the Interior, CuitaJ St.tas
Land Office.
Aste.town, South Dakota. April u. fSD.
suraciert contest affidavit having beeu
He'd ~ this Ofsee b. Felix Grnba, coutestsnt
sgsInst nosnesfsad entry No. 0.6lT. made De-.
snber ~. I5Z. for nhs Of the seL and ~. ~
e..s seetion :. Township i5, Range 81. by
Auton Amir. contestee. in winch ii IA alls1sd
tEaf ssEd claimant, Anfoa Kchr has xhoilx
90 sam tract Of land for more TIA q
seven years since making said entry. and ner,
Ds.yr % .ne GATE herein that said tract il not
settled upon and cultivated By said party a.
required - that saId abandonment vas
not caDs&d b. claimants e~nIistm-nt III ,ha
late States Army or Nsvy. but that said
AnIon nanf tract long before the
cnnssneementof the late war with ~nai, th.,
satd Anton hh1 has never resided ON s.id
land and hsa never cultivated the sane srd
nss never made any Improvements thereon
tnst ssid Anton knhr aid not reside
on SAID land. nosxDaks Improvements thereon
TOT pertcd OF nse years next after M akin his
s&td entry thereon bot abandoned said I.nd
inmeoi1fely after making his said fling
thsfson nat he has never resided thereon.
has never cultivated said land, bat has allow
81 shtd land to remain u~noccupied. uDrulti.
ysted and 1aimprovsd and in It's native Wild
pear. respood and ofer evidsnce touchinr .sti
siisgation 81 10 O'Clock .. m on Juue n. 100.
before William Atehlson. clerk OF the con -
Day county. .. y, az Webster, s. D.. land that
90 JaIy I. Is0. bsfors the Register aud Reeei,,
81 az the United States Lsnd Office 10 Wst.r-
town ,. ID. The said contestant having in !
prcpsr sfhdsyit. lied May T. 100, set forth
sonal service Of this aotice can not De made
tits hereby ordered and dirsSted that snrh
botice be siy>a by dns and proper publscation
IN Reporter and Farmer w-bstsr. .. d..
Clasmsnt's address, $500
Thorsen, o. d.