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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-04-22

Delegates Are Instructed TO Vote for
Jet for aOn:rcSs.

EEPrHLlC SPECIAL.
Cullinsyille. Ill. April 2l-An exciting
Democratic primary was held at the city
Han this afternoon. Ii was a contest IL
tween burroughs and Hope followers. The
delegates elected To 80 to Alton Noi!'iaN
are Hope followers. They arr: Z. Lang.
r. Thomas. G. Sertmeyer. Thomas Reynolds.
Herman Shunkc. John Erenn"n Mike Don
cr. Pat Honer. Ben Raymond, Richard
Dukes. Louis L.umaehi. Fl. i.inham. j.
Paule. Frank f.ohman. Doctor Sims, Doctor
Segal. iim Herman. charles Maliritz. Wiz
liam Thompson and Sin Emett. They are
instructed 10 vote for Hono"-ti: Tom Jet
Tor Congressman and Joseph Long for
member OF State Board of Equalization.
shut down =, that the men could vote.
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THOMAS JET I>DORSED.
Nan.lalia Democrats Inanin"us for
Candidates.

I.EFI FLT' SPttIAL.
Nandalia. III. April 2i-At a mas n? "t-
ing ~. the Democrats of Nandalia Township
h.li mere this afternoon. Thomas VI. Jet
secured ;hc unanimnus Endorsement Tor
Congress. and J. ". Yantis of Sh.ihH Couli-
~ waS unanimously indorsed for member
of TIE State Board Il Equalization
The convention then adjourned and the
polls were opened after the primary system
Tor Il vote upon the different can ii!atcS for
stat. Senator. The result Of ~ vote in
Nandalia Township on State Senator il as
follows: 4. l.. Coleman. S: X. W. Ross. 4:
j. :. Clark. >. The indications are tlilt the
entire county Will indorsc J. w Wants Tor
member OF the State I:oarJ of Eqatii;nt!nn.
The convention TO select delegates To the
state, Congressional and Senatorial coErcs-
lions will meet in NanIalia MoMcAy.
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I.EIT BIO Sf'ItTAL.
Mountain Grove. Mo. April al.-Tne
Wright County Teachers Association and
Reading Circle met here to-day. with r.
j. Walker. president. in the chair. TIL,
morning exercises consisted NJ welcome ad-
dresses and responses and the appointment.
of committees. In the afternoon there was
an interesting programme of caiisthenics
drill by pupils Of Mountain Grove Academy
and the discussion of needed legislation nv
T. ]. Walker of Norwood and litcraturr in
the public schools by W. F. Bland of
Mansfield.
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ROBBED A WOMAN.
Hi.hwayman Waylaid a Country
SchoOltcachcr.
REPTRLIC SpECIAL.

fsT.Ft F,TgfN ST'EF M.
Richland. Mo. April 2l.-Miss Ne.tia
Vaughan OF Waynesville. en- route to her
home from this city. was robbed by a
masked highwayman this afternoon. She
WIS ira yelling horseback. when the footpad
stepped from the roadside and stopped her
horse. making a demand for her money.
She told him she had none. II" dragged
her from her horse and then she stIrr"n-
dor.i her purse. containing S2S, which had
Just been paid her Il few hours before In
the district where she is employed AZ =,
teacher. She gives 4 fairly good h.scrip-
ton of tho rohher. If he Is captured to-
night a iynCbing would likely follow.
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Akin MaChinC Won.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Joliet. III. April 2l.-The Republican eau
Gus in Viii County WAS bitterly contested
in every precinct. The machine which was
backing Edward &. Akin for Attorney Gen
eral won and Will have complete control
OF the convention. The delegates viii be
friendly To- Hanecy for Governor. hut Will
go to Springfield instructed only for Akin.
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OKLAHOMA AND STATEHOOD.
Congress May Give the Territory
an Ena'hling Act.
REPCErIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Guthrie. Ok, April 2i.-Sidncy Clark.
member Of the Congressional Campaign
Committee far Oklahoma. is just back from
Washington. To The Republic correspon-
dent he said:
Congress Will give Okla homa a state
hood enabling act this session and feel
confident the free homes bill Will also
a.. paSs.l
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I.f.T'I fIsII IT IT M
Ramsey Ill. April 2l-The Ramsey Dem.
ocratic primary to-day selected seventeen
delegates TO the County Convention TO NEE,
at Nandaiia Monday. Instructions Were
given on state Senator as follows: Cole
man. ii: Ziegler. 3. Clark. /; Ross. H.,
Fletcher, y. Resolutions were adopted in.
dorsing BRYAN. also instructing delegates
10 faVer Jett Tor Congress and Ydntis fuf
State Board of EQUALIZATION.
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Mason County Republicans.

BIO SPEtIAL
Havana. III. April 2l.-The Mason couil-
~ Republican Township caucusses to-day
selected delegates to the Count: tvnven'
ton at Mason City Tuesday.
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Pinne1I-NinsOn,
HEpI-BLyc SPECIAL.

BIC SPECIAI.
Poplar Bluff. Mo. April Civ. G.. Pin
neil and Miss Jennie Vinson of Walnut
Ridge We're married in this city this after
noon by Squire Henderson. In compaa nv OF
Mrs. c. +. Pinneli and Miss Bessie Pinnell
the: returned home this evenin~
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Nineteenth District Convention.

KEFIIiIIt SIE'1Nb
paris. Ill. April 2l.-The Republican Con-
yrcssional Committee of the Nineteenth
District mot here to-day and fixed Nav Ii
as the date of the convention 10 he held in
Marshall
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EEIlEIIc

Sycamore. ILL.,, April 2l.-At the school
election Today a very heavy vote WAS
by women. The following ticket was
elected: President of the Board. e. u. Rog-
erS. members of IN" board. w. e GahAi
,.-.lp.fti.
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AIhan,brn Delegates.

Z kIII SF'EtIAL.
Aihambra. III. April 2l.-At the local pri-
mary to-day =. a. Graft. w. c. Lowery. +.
W. Rerger and Chris Schwartz were elected
delegates to- the Democratic Convention at
Allan Monday
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Cairo. H.. April 2l.-Therc was an cleo
'ion held here to-day Tor School Directors.
The following were elected: NJ. +. Gilb.rt.
president: John y. Haynes and Phil Par
clay. directors.
There was one lady contestant. Mrs. NJ
merilla Martin. She w,S the first lady to
bc a candidate for School Director in this
city. Man" ladies voted, and. while their
candidate was defeated on the first oCca-
sion. they feel encouraged at the good com
monCCnert made.
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l~'casc's Position.

CaiV ltaSf.
y The Republicans Of the ward favor the
candidacy rf Judge Carter. ana as | have
always been and always expect TO he with
the Republicans of my ward ] also favor
the nomination OF Judge Carter"
Mr.. Peasc Was reminded that he promised
nj the Springfield love feast to support
i13necy. OF that he said.
Whenever ] have gone into a conference
on political matters IL has always been I'M
derstood that | took the position which the
Republicans Of the Twruty-iifth Ward
wanted me to take. This | did at he time
of the love feast. What was upUcfmnst in
rhe minds of the Republicans of our ware!
at that time was thai Tannor should not
he a candidate for r~"nnmiu.tiun. Al the
love feast went in with other gentlemen
for Judge Hanocy, not only because / liked
him. hut bocaus. my being for him gained
the point that the people wanted. namely.
tile practical !cf"at of Tanner Tor renoni-
nation. IN this connection YOU will rencm-
Der that We Republicans of the T-wcn.v-
fifth Ward We're the first ia publicly DECLARE
that John X. tanner should not he renomi-
mated
The machine is in a badly shattered con-
dition. All that remains Of it is iI0rimcr,
with Jameson and Smythe on the side.
Providence only knows how they VIII crawl
out OF tie hole they are now in. for HERR
and Peasc and Russo and Campbell and all
that push are thought to he good Tor at
least 900 votes in their own wards. not
counting what can be accomplished by the
assistance of thrIr frienGs in other wards
and owns. j. l.. PICKERING.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Marion. ne April Elections for mem
bers of School Boards were held in William
son County to-day. At many of the voting
places the ladies' took a lively interest in
the elections. and in some districts they
were the successful candidates. AZ this
place L. y. Jackson was elected President
ard J. H.. Burnett and w. !. Altman mem
b.rS of the Board of Education.
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Mound Township Republicans.

Altamont, H.. April 2i.-The Republicans
of Mound Township held their convention
for county delegates this morning. and the
following were elected. Unins,ructed: s. n.
funK, John Ehlers. George Gillespie. Elmer
Oliver, Z. E. Munday, L. A. Sprinkle. j, y.
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IErl-EiIE

Flora. Ill. April el.-At the election To-
school officers in this city to-day. Docto
w. +. Fairchild was elected president %
the Board Of Education. and Doctor !. N
Foyles and Charles &. Smith were clecte,
directors. 4 number Of ladies voted.
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l.. Reuter- and Joseph burgess. Sr. n hsht
vote was poile'i. and although women w1ft
allowed L" vote, none were present l" cast
their ballots.
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GrecEvillc. IL. April "l.-Thr school c!cc-
ton her" to-day WIS bitterly Tough: and
hard work was done on both sides. The
vote Mas one "f tho lirgc<t poll,i IN years.
\ large number "f women awaited Them
selves al III" opportunity 10 east Il ballot.
William M"N"iil was elected President Of
the hoard and .. +. cook ana II. Il. lin
ill.,nI nlc!nhnrs.
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REPUBLIC FECIAL.
Red Eud. Ill. April 2i.-Not much interest
WAS taken III 'u-iay'S school election. W;
Il Williamson WIS elected President. and
William offcIman and ,ieorcr StNenmeytr
members. of the Board of Education. No
women voted.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Alton. H.. April 21.-At the school! c,oc.
ton held at Edwardsville to-day T.. G.
Springer was elected president OF tn.
Board Of Education and T.. j. ~.J.ffress and
Charles BoesChenstein members.
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YATES GETS ADAMS COUNTY.

Groves, William Blaileiy. ]. Schumacher
and q. Z. Gor:ting.
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REPUBLIC Sri:crAI.

!tFTT HI.II SIf'TNI.-
Mascoutah, Ill, April 2i.-portor Charles
Rrrnb, WAS elected l'r' silcul and Fred
Jus;us and J. =. I~:ocuuct members Of the
Boar! ut Eduraiiuu.
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ietrdstown. H.. April 2i.-At a scho,
election held here today Thomas *. COZ
dit was "iect,! president. and j. !. Feat;
and II. e. kcil members of the Board
Education.
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Jerscyvill.. Ill. April 1.-THE elias
hoio's OF the .I~orsevvillr High School grad
uitinS class for 1880 have been awarda
on highest average standing in the fou
years course 20 David Daily. valedictorv
Edward Ioynton. salutatory. Miss Mahc
Rohir.ss. alumni response.
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I;f.iIBiiT SPECIAL
Waterloo. III. April 2i-School District
No. , held an election to-day. The follow
ing were elected: President. Doctor &. VI.
F;ke: trustees. George Croker. Jacob koe-
nigsmark and Charles Crosse.
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carrollton. Hi. April el.-At the schoo,
election here to-day. Colonel j. Il. Mutton
WAS elected President and Charles \. Wei
Incr and Doctor James Squire members of
the Board of Education.
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SCHOOL ELECTIONS.
Members of the Board Chosen in
Illinois Townships.
REP BIC

l. BtIC SPECIAL.
Alaamhra. Ill. April 2i.-IIermar Schultz
was chosen School Director in the election
her. to-day. Six women voted.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Clay city. III. April 2~l.-Anthony Doh
arty was elected to the Board of Education
in Ibis city to-day by fifty-eight majority.
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Assumption. ILL.,. April 1.-The following
persons were o!trte,: to-day rs ni.mn"rS al
thu Board of Education. President. ". 7
Wallace. members. q. j. bivari and {. t
tcrZin'.
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~HNrrBL!C SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pinckneyvile. H.. April 2i.-Thc election
Of officers iur TIE Hoard Of t.iuca'ion
passed off quietly and resulted in The fol
lowing being reelected without opposition.
W. T. l.ltChcy. President: Henry Turner
and Il. q. Williams. members.
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Jcrscyviliv, III. April 2l-tt the scho
election to-day Harry :. Daniels was clrc
81 president and VI. \. Warren and Gaors
II. Locke members Of the Board Of Educ;
ton.
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Marshall. Ill. April 2i-r':r school cleo
ton here WIS quiet and 10 votes ro!!t'l.
TGer, wa only ou" ticket. Homer quick
Pi,Sld, nj. J. W. Graham and Frank Hurst
members They IRE favorable to the re-
t'rtion "f Professor l.. !. Wallace "a Su-
pcrintcHdeit Of Schools.
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Nt"ginia. II. April q Th. school election
to-day resulted as follows: President. Loui
Irt:rsh: members. J. +. Robertson. :. i;
SUtlrrn ANA William Siibrink.
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Alto Pass. III. April 2l-In the scho,
erection here to-day. W. y. FrIrS". tn
elected 10y fourteen majority over J. /
Green.
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The stand of Pease Tor Carter is a body
blow to the Hanecy-Tanmcr machine. pea-,.
was one OF the big four who entered the
conference in Springfield last December at
tie love feast and, after six hours hard
he was honest then. but the people of his
ward are for Garter and he cannot 20
against them. lie had a close poll of the
ward made during tn" past two weeks. anu
at the conclusion announced that the TWEEN
ty-iifth Ward was overwhelmingly for car
ter and he would be found In The Carter
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K.ff iET' S'tf NJ.
Sandov:'l. III. April 2l.-T. IL. Kent W,
elected president and l.. II. Dnlsnn ant
William Hatmak.r were elected member,
of The Board OF Education to-day.
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Noweaqua. III. April 2l-The result "a
the school election here was: For prcSi.
dent, u. L. Kelley: FOR members OF tn,
hoard, David Adamson and William Rich.
hart. More ladies voted at this school cIec.
ton than ever before.
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Aitamont. Ill. April el-T,c Sixth Dis
trict school election was held here to-day
and resulted as follows: President, q. VI.
Baker: trustees. a. Moll and g. {. Dial.
As a dark horse. J. +. Groves was run by
the ladies. which caused a large vote to
be cast.
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Pana. III. April 2i.-The most exciting
school election in the history of Fana oc-
CURED to-day. Over 200 votes were pollei.
Six hundred women voted. The Round
Head" or High School. faction Won by a
large majority. The successful candidates
were: ]. II. Flynn. President: 4. ". sFrash.
er and J. W. Crosby. directors.
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Medorl. III! April 2l.-At the school cleo
ton today William Johns was Reelected
director.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
UdiM. H.. April 2i.-Iinnrr Alcxander. :;
prominent citizen cf this CITY. WIS elected
School director here to-day without oppu-
sitinM.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

IttFI BIC SFFCIAL
Nashville. ILL.,. April el.-At the school
election to-day the Citizens ticket was
elected. having no opposition. The result
was as follows: For President, n. c. Al
ans members OF board, II. II. Cordes. r
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kIlFUBLlC SIfcIAL.
Greenup. Ill. April 2l.-The school election
To-day was holly contested. J. =. Ewart
was elected President and NJ. w. Eckard
and James H. Ward members of the Beard
of Education.
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Carriers Ginger, speech.

Judge Carter made a 'ginSery' speech
last night at Ald!nc Hall. and promised to
keep UP his end OF the pole. H. referred 10
the circular against him from the Hanecv
headquarters. made Il plea Of confession
and avoidance and warned the other side
TO go slow.
After declaring that he had entered the
contest in "A friendly spirit. he rctaliatcd by
saying that il might lee hest for people who
live in glass hDtSeS not TO throw stones.
especially when the weapons of nffouSe
might prove 10 act as eggs OF uncertain
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"DEAR Mrs. PISKHAM When wrote to you a few
months ago had been suffering from Inflammation of the
ovaries and womb for over eighteen months. had a con-
tinual pain and soreness in my back and side. I believe
my troubles were caused by overwork and lifting some
years ago. Life was a drag to me and I felt like giving up.
I had several doctors, but they did me little good. ] began
to use Lydia T. Pinklams Vegetable Compound four
months ago and am in better health to-day than [ have
been for years. All my pains are gone. Your Vegetable
Compound has made me we'll. I recommend it to all
suffering wonlen."-MEs. S. j. WATSON, Hampton, Va.
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"When [ began the use of Lydia L. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound ! was suffering terribly. At times the
pain was almost more than | could stand. My heart would
nearly stop beating and l would get cold and numb. My
husband thought many times l was dying and did notdare
to leave me alone. | also suffered severely at times of
menstruation.
Il had tried several doctors and they told me that
they had done all that medicine could do. In the face of all
this, and to the establishment of my family and friends,
your remedies cured me. / am now well and do the work
for eight in the family. l feel very grateful for my re-
covered health, and constantly recommend your medicine.
Mrs. CARRIE BE1Lvl11E, L%udington, Mich.
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81 believe I would have been in my grave had it not
been for Lydia L. Pinkhann's Vegetable Compound. / was
a nervous wreck and suffered constantly from sick head
aches, backaches, and leucorrhoa- had three of the best
doctors, but did not get any relief and had given up all
hopes of ever getting well. One night my husband brought
ne a bottle of your medicine. l took that and five more
and am now cured of all aches and pains. l never felt
better in my life, and cannot express how grateful I am for
the benefit | have derived from the use of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. I recommend it to all sick
women. "-NRs. MARY Kelsey, s23 Scull St., Lebanon, Pa.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-03-15

We refund 10c for every package Of
Putnam Fadeless Dye that fails to give
satisfaction. Monroe Drug Co. Union
VILE, Mo. Sold by M. A. Thul.
y. Ainsworth OF WATERFOWL has
established an agency for the sale OF
musical instruments in the Wallace
block in this city with It.. g. Olson i'm
charge. In Pianos they handle such
celebrated makes as Henry +. Miller.
Lakeside, Merrifield, Schumnel, Keys
bury and Conover. IL organs. Clough
81 Warner, Farrand g. Yotey. Western
College aud Chicago College also sheet
mushc0f all kinds and a general line oil
musical merchandise.
Now Is the time to get a good cook
stove or Range cheap. Is per cent off
On eli cast cook stoves; and 10 per tent
off on all Steel Ranges for the aext 50
days at Andrew Smaifs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-03-15

The Farm and Home OF March Isl
contains ali interesting essay on Sue
cess without a Mortgage written by
Walter j. Casson of Butler. which
carried off the first prize $50 offered for
the best essay on the above subject.
The article is interesting, not only from
q literary standpoint, but also from the
able maner in which is described the
methods by which Walter reached such
a pinnacle OF success as d farmer. 1t is
worthy OF the careful persual OF every
farmer in Day County.
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UNION SOLDIERS.

. / will purchase additional rights o
all who h~omesteaded less than 100
acres prior to June 22nd, 1874, even il
they abandoned their claims. VIII buy
fractionals if ever SO small, also Gov.
ernment Land Warrants. Agents
wanted. X. h. Kelley,
! 29-4w Kansas City, Mo.
All kinds OF carpenter work, repair,
ing, etc. promptly attended to. EST
mites furnished. /. b. Niles, I
Contractors Builner,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-03-15
Eor Ienten Season.

/Lent commenced Feb. %. On account
OF the enormous quantity we buy W.
can offer:
Alaska Herring, Good as Norway Soc
for a 10 pound pail.
Round Herring 55c. for 10 pound
>Rail.
Kjsh Of all kinds cheap.
Respectfully yours,
Chilson & Haugen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-03-15
webster Markets.

Board CT Trade.
bills at this Office.
{ house cleaning time.
Horses for sale, VIM. Mas.
but for date Of Tank Knee.
Beer on tap at Flags saloon.
|ay next isSt. Patrick's Day.
bal election, Tuesday April II.
jennings aud an afternoon with
TOOL lands are being leased to
aper all grades and prices at
Irwin came downirom Aberdeen
DC. cigar in town--El Hegalo--
lal.
hrtyreul estate was in demand
bard OF Trade is now open Tor
M.
buell OF Bristol was in the city
3%awkinson sells hardware and
|sht.
rn made a business trip to
day.
psf interesting topic Of the day
|of Trade.
Williams was an Aberdeen visit.
Hay.
in books at Peabody's 25c.
this week.
fyers OF Sioux Falls was in the
krday.
LATE bottle beer in pints or
F1agstadis.
weather caught a bad GOLD
hight.
Chas. Hawkinson for J. L..
inning mills.
lly visited Groton Friday on
business.
test in all kinds OF liquors go
lads Saloon.
a. Thul visited her sister at
Tuesday.
Mantell is the best cigar at
IN. A. Tdul.
Peetor Meyer OF aberdeen was
Monday.
elved aesF load OF Drills and
OF ouggies. Vim. Mas.
aater Elias OF Bristol was a.
y Yesterday.
puslhg wall paper call and see
nave. Ross 4 Co.
1oebel returned home TO
sunday night.
nsm patterns OF baby cabs at
urnltnre Store.
~cnsenreiter made n bu siness
'erdeen Friday.
lhe time to get a good cook
Eaage cheap, Is per cent off on
Vox Stoves; and 10 per cent off
= Ranges for the next 30 DAYS
Smail's.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-03-15
SUPERIOR
Double Disc Dri11

I assured Improvement on anything made u +ba
II is the best general purpose drill ever used f ant
.sively proven by practical work in the field 70 . tha
satisfaction Of the best farmers in all parts Of tI;s
reign countries. The Superior is not an experiment
he original Disc Drill, 1T was introduced in 1904
rachine has made the most successful and 49, -,
Eton of any agricultural implement invented n the
mast. 1t is always up-to-date and absoluteIv IL
L.G. OCHSENREITEP
Pioneer Machineman of Dsy co,,,v