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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-05
)ry Goods, iShoes,
K .ItTatss Notions,
A. nd Groceries.

we simll NAV clusr attention to or
line 81 l5auoy tirocei :, Canned Good.
Sc, iu.c,d also To make a lew
spec'allios ~ mc Groucd Meal and
]Iominy, lFreshsButter aud rurs Canr
Syrup.
a Our mptto will b.n,S Est y FIGHTS
AND PRTcEs. az Y y s
Soliciting q liberal aha,o Of you
patronage, we nre Is3 & Il stsI3
,yrcsa 70 #PLEAsE s
a. j yYooDLs 81 Son Is
! Jun. 10, 001sgs 81
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-05
7 TI'OllE:! |! !!
NEW GOODSs J

Having aecured the new store
ncXt doo! to tho Douglas Bros.
Dl8g store, we have opened up
q Nee stock Of General 'Mer-
aud solicit u cnll from
the generous public and an in
speciion .! our y ices before
in"ints fhAil.
Evening journal., 1901-02-26
PLEDGES ALREADY IN HAND FOR
l340 REHOBOTH BUILDING LOTS
r1any Persons Offer the State Twice Much the
Amount Stipulated in the Truitt-Curry Ocean
Front Land-Gra Bill

Tc proposition Ore Evening journal go sell for the state
IseIiObOb profitable prices than
their willingness has
supported readers that to-day
providing iiie state authorizes TIE
The proposition first
Friday To-day have orders for
more fbam iTc number OfIOts originally offered
Two men trying to get acres of beach land near
Rehoboh belonging the State for the pay of 81 an acre.
The Evening Journal offers sell for the State building
lots so by $50 feet in size, for 81 per building lot.
They delightfully."- situated ashort distance below Rehoboth
with the Atlantic and magnificent beach in front and Re-
hoboh bay paradise for hunting and fishing, tae
The proposition is made to the Legislature that the
Evening Journal will sell Of these seaside lots for
apiece will give authority do and not grant the land
away 10 private individuals at 81
you willing get lot by feet in size for 81 IN
of the Legislatures OF proposition fill out this
coupon and forward this Office you want more than
andgab coupon for each lot wanted At present
building Rehoboth short distance above this tract are
selling at from $rso $500. Send the coupon in at
Evening journal., 1901-02-26
Following are the names
ronc owners of the property
WILMINGTON.

John Taylor, 1920 Washington.
Arthur Humphry S21 Jefferson q
lotR)
Chas. o. Humphry, S2l Jefferson
II. II. Feaster, sos Kirkwood.
Mrs. Howard Feaster, 905 kirkwOOd.
Alfred Sbur, 1878 Market
ii. T.. Landenlagcr, 600 West Fifth.
Emma Harper. 1925 West Seventh.
Henry Townsend, 3O5 West Eighth g
lOts).
William e Knots, 1871 West Fifth {.
lots)
Clarence Kates. 5l5 Washington.
f. w. Grub, New.
Marion Il. Bnlely, 700 Adams.
G. Raymond Brilely, 700 Adams &
lOts)
Miss Lena q. Lamborn, SO7 N. Frank
Mrs. Emma Lamborn, so7 n. Frank
lin.
Harry C. Whitaker, Jr., $40 West
Fourth G lots).
Miss S. Whitaker, $40 West Fourth
6 lts).
Miss Mary Woodruff, $40 West Fourth
MS. J. c. Hinkson. 700 Tatnall G
I
lOts).
IL. C. Hinkson. 700 Tatnall (5 lots).
sallle A. Roam, S4l ratnall.
Charles Rean, Sal Tdtnall.
Charles ii. Stewart, coo Lombard q
lots).
~. p. Thompson, f01 West Fourth.
Mrs. ella g.. Smith, 907 Shipley.
w. M. Smith. s07 sbipley.
Mrs. L. l.. FlersOn, 907 Shipley.
Miss T.. Vanaegrilt, 500 West
Michael Donahoo. 1l06 Chestnut {.
l0ts)
lG. u. Lodge. 1880 French a lots).
Mrs. ". Nandegrift, sos West.
lJ. b. Bell Sr., Sl5 West Ninth.
Harris A. Eei, Sl5 West Ninth.
u. y. Bell, Jr., S15 West Ninth.
Allis B. Bell, S15 West Ninth.
Mrs. J. b. Bell, SIS West Ninth.
William Potts. 1919 Shallcross ave.
WJlliam "A. Tin, Ala East Twelfth.
Mrs. J.. Z. Todd, 1l02 Madison.
Annie McHugn. 91z Church.
M. H. Clement, 1905 Kirkwood.
IT, II. C!eland, T22 West Ninth.
Florence +. Coke, 901 West Fourth.
+. A. Slower, 53l East Fourth.
Miss Nett'e c. HCrssy, 921 Spruce.
~. D 0lDlnAtIt uAh W dinut AlN AoieIs
Mary E. Pearson, 100 East Sixth.
Mary II. Shaw, 52S East Fourth.
Mrs. w. c. Cheavins, sos East Elev
enth 90 lots).
Mrs. Laura Dunlap COG Poplar.
George G. Myers, 1902 Tulip.
]. Mahoney, GIG jackson.
Celia X. Pierson, 2913 Market.
Pennell Stetsar, 102 Ashton.
Mrs. A. P. Stetscr 102 Ashton.
James T. Flygn, Fourth and Market.
Jennie G. Etzell, 5fO Walnut
Dora &c. Wilson, 600 West Fifth {:
lots).
Katharine c. Young. S12 West Seventh
Mrs. w. r. Walters, 600 West Fifth q
lots).
MSS B. Irving. $50 Monroe g lots).
George B. Stewart, 2O3 West Second q
lots).
f. Bailey. 1901 Lancaster avenue (1l
lots).
Mrs. Mary r. Porter. 601 Adams.
Mary r. Willis, sos West.
Thomas NJ Brown, 7O7 King.
Evening journal., 1901-02-26
Says He Tried to Shield
Representative Layton
LAYTON SAYS 1T IS A Liz .
Investigation Postponed TO Z O'clock
This Evening Owing to Absence
Of a Witness

Vcstigafing Committee OF tiae
House Of Representatives this
morning. Representative Wal
ter M. Hearn, Democrat, Of
Sussex county, swOre that
Representative Es. Reese Lay
ton. Union Republican,, had
offered him two bribes.
FIrst-FrOm $500 TO $4,000
10 absent himself from the
joint session TO permit the eiec-
tiOn of Mr. Addicks to the
United STATES Senate.
SecOnd-FrOm $500 TO $500
TO agree not TO vote for the
election OftwO Regular Repub-
IicanS.
Representative Layton de-
mics the charge and the i'll
veStigatiOn is now i'm progress.
Special Dispatch to Evening Journal.
Dover. Feb. 26.-The Hearn bribery
investigating committee met at 1925
o'clock in the Hall of Representatives
this morning, Representative Holcomb
presiding.
Joseph Gilbert, stenographer, was
sworn. Sergeant-atAArms Spanish was
authorized to summons any witnesses
needed in the case.
Mr.. Baynard read the resolution add
ing Messrs. Clark and Shallcross to the
committee.
Chairman Holcomb asked what
course should be pursued. Mr.. Clark
moved that Representative Hearn be
sworn.
Mr.. Hearn's name was called, but he
was not present, being out in consulta-
ton with his lawyers. The sergeant
alarms was sent to notify him that
the committee was ready to proceed.
This caused some delay.
Philip Q. Churchman and James II.
Hughes were the legal advisers Of the
committee; Joseph H. Cahall and Wal
ter H. Hayes were the attorneys for
the Union Republican members.
There is a big crowd in attendance.
It was 1896 o'clock when Represen-
tative Hearn appeared in company
with Alexander NJ. Daily, his attorney
It was announced that HENRY Ridgely
Jr., had withdrawn as counsel for Mr.
Hcarn. and that John B. HuttOn had
taken his place.
Mr.. Hearn was sworn by Chairman
Holcomb. He stated that Representa-
tive R. Reese Layton, Union ReDubli
can representative from the Second
representative district Of SUSSEX
county, had made two offers to bribS
him.
Mr. Hearn advanced to the left O
the speakers desk and faced Chairman
Holcomb, CT the Investigating Commit
toe.
He was. sworn and asked to make hi
statement Of the alleged attempt t
bribe him. Leaning against the desl
of cne Of the members he made hi
sworn statement, which was as fol
lows:
ION Monday afternoon, February Is
i MtuJ up " Wilmington W dbJCld
ball. l was approached by a gentle
man in the car, who said this: DO yo
know we are going to elect Addick
some day?' l said, I suppose so. H
said. "Twenty-six will elect on Thurs
day, and there is $1,000 or $1,000 in
for you and another Democratic mem
bcr if you win stay away. If you don
believe IL l will call in a third party
Il said, You take your money an
the third party and so to h. wit
it,"
Then it was that Mr.. DAILY, one of hi
attorneys asked the question whic
created the biggest sensation that ha
occurred in legislative history in De
aware for years.
who was the man who offered yo
this bribe?" inquired Mr., DAILY.
The silence was so intense that on
could have heard a pin drop.
Reese Layton" said Mr.. Hear
firmly. lttA
Evening journal., 1901-02-26
RehObOth Building Lot Coupon.
En1roR EVENING IoURNAL:

III. E. Taylor 1920 Washington.
w. @ Baird. 405 West Thirteenth
~ L. Maag, 1918 West Third
e. X. Thompson, 224 West Seventeenth
g lOts).
Charles II. IOckman, northeast corner
Heald and Beach e lOts).
William b. FARRELL lis French q lots).
Mrs. W. j. Baird. 405 West Thirteenth.
Mrs. j. r. Knots. 219 East FrUnt
Mrs. Anne l. Ahunel, 925 Reed.
Mrs Margaret Melvin, 925 Reed.
III. II. Lewis, 726 East Seventh.
l. e. Thomas, 1901 West Ninth.
William Marshall. S1S Jefferson.
Harry Mullin, Sl4 Chestnut
Miss Eva Mullin, S14 Chesnut-
f. Manoley, 1112 Conrad e. lots).
w. A. Walsen. 916 Linden (5 lots).
George Jones. 1915 West Ninth.
Charles Krebs. city.
Nj. j. Floyd, 1920 West Fourth.
j. H. Floyd, 1920 West Fourth.
Miss Mary J. Whesler, 9l0h Madison.
Thomas G. Alexander, 910i5 Madison.
Joseph Williams, 9l0k Madison
Mrs. Elizabeth Bayne, 705 Washing
ton.
Miss e. C. II. b. Wheeler, 91Oh Madi-
son.
Philip Lewes. 1919 Bennett St. @ lots.)
William P Mann. SIS Orange st.
Fletcher G. Blcclsom. 313 n. Franklin.
Mrs. W. A. Blocksom. 3t3 n. Franklin.
! /. NJ Blocksom, 313 N. Franklin ST.
e. NJ Wainwright, SIG West St. 90
lcts.)
John Wainwright, West Seventh St.
/ Goo lots)
Ella NJ. Higgins, PIG Jefferson St. C5
Frank Harrison. SIG Seventh St g
lots)
w. J. Tunstall, 1147 Apple St.
/ W. p. Hansen. 2i7 W. Fourth St.
j. a. Booker 52l French st.
William Wolstenholme 1705 Union St.
Max Clement. 1905 Kirkwood St.
/ Robert WOrthinrt0n 403 w. 29th.
Clifford J. Forest, 706 w Eighth st.
! Edwin S. Spencer, sos Madison.
A. S. Brandt, 221 Wc1dlawn avenue q
lots).
Joseph NJ Grady, $40 Poplar Is lots).
| G.. I. Shaffer, T04ik Market street.
H. L. wilkins. 906 Linden q lots).
/ Ida ]. Wilkins, SOC Linden G. lots).
! C. p. Hilder SIS Chestnut 6 lots).
w. II. Todd. 500 West Fifth street.
AuEal ~ Alldudnuf "A duu AlNdAu ~
lOts).
Mrs. e. r. Allaband. A and eHald.
Mrs. A. H. Macfarlane. 312 East Sec
Ond Is lots).
Peter A. Fox, A and Head street g
lots).
George R. Eaton, 1909 Jackson.
Mrs. G. r. Eaton, 1909 jackson.
Mrs. L. B. Eastman, p S. Clayton g
lOts).
A. B. Baxter. 1716 Scott
Samuel Elliott. 212 North Van Buren,
a lots).
]. w. Carter, Pennsylvania and Green
hill avenues.
George w. Jackson, S24 Orange.
]. W. Jester. COL Market a lotsl.
lJ. T. Green. 109 East Eighth.
/ J. W. Gumby. 420 East Eleventh.
w. S. Walker. 2209 Carter lots).
1 F. p. Walker. 2209 Carter.
Shermer II. Stradley, 1121 West Fourth
g lots).
Evening journal., 1901-02-26
Deadlock Likely TO be Main
tainGd 10 End
REGULARS lRE DETERMINED
That AddickS Shall. Not be Elected.
No Material Change in IO-day'S
Ballot

Special Dispatch to Evening Journal.
Dover, Feb 26.-To-day's ballots
resulted as follows: Long term-Ad-
Clicks, 16; Kenney, %; DUPONT, s; Hlg-
gins, 81 Bird, 2.
Short term-Addicks, 90; Sauls-
bury, p; Richards, 9.
Evening journal., 1901-02-26

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

\ huH~rb.,},i SHOWER Nw- rayea at
IT,, 50 al~t ~ratc IL ri g,tsce bt~t evs Ming
to Ms A a. Wsrunr. nls, Ia,1 aH her
huJ~ h"pl lurnI~tu,-~ ausl cE"tiung IN
thu r,zr cot Ire. 4 great qnnutity and
!afg~ vsrri~ty OF ~~uh~faHlill, u~plul
artacIrs was h. r.~uit. This : a token
of rue Irsead>h,p. ~Sub~laaijilIy i~lnon-
~strat-si ami shows ia what high e>taem
the aid, H. hid hay thI~ Community. a
ratification OF the old adage, "A friend
in need IS a friend iud-eEl.n aud il IL a
fitting trIhute Il one who for years
has always been among th.. first To lend
a helping hand when sickness ara G.is-
fortune have visited the community.
She ha~ east her bread upon the
waters aud after mauy days it has re-
turned"
One OF the pleasantest events of the
season occurred at the pleasant home
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Ochsenreiter in
the tirst ward, Friday evening. A gem
uinp surprise party, n where the host
and hostess wess surprised. Mrs. A. III.
Kramer and Mrs. L. ". Small were the
instigators. The to be guests met by
appointment at the school house at
eight O'Clock aud repaired in a body to
the Ochsenrrit-r home. In response to
the bell Louie came to the door in his
stocking feet He had located himself
Comfortably for the evening 10 enjoy q
book undisturbed, Mrs. O. having re-
tired Wheu l.. G saw what was up
he tskcd 10 hide his ieet behind the door
but 10 was only an ordinary door and
not equal 10 ia" demands, rIIe partv
filed ia, and, after rhe first shock Of
surprise wa- over, the genial Louie aud
his es.im able wife proved equal to the
occasion and soon the party We're deep
in the mysteries Of raE..lia dazzie ana
the gen tie ripple of Oehsenreiters 'augh
woke the silent ec,.oes OF the night for
blocks, as he thought 81 how success.
fully he had been taken in. Refresh.
ments were served aud a very enioy.
able evening spent. One of the features
Of the occasion was some songs by l.. c.
Parker. j. j.. Adams won first prize at
the playa handsome calendar, and Miss
Gertrude Huntington was the success
ful lady and won u cabinent photo
graph OF the handsome host. The party
bro Ike up at a late hour rendering hear
ty thanks to the host aud hostess for
the delightful entertainment.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24
NOTICE.

Ed Bailiie having bought a hall
interest in the Peabody Drug Store, will
have entire charge of the store from
now on, willie DR.. Peabody will devote
his en- ire time to the practice of medi.
cine and surgery. Your continued
patronage is respectfully solicited.
PEABODY & BAILLIE.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

nni. Vi 80" teachers, pupils
a",' lin. ri -,'I' any ~ c"''"h - ia"
,r. 80 '""'T' D'"S
A.. or.r,.
,,r N. '>,'' '.i.'.'"' HH"'nF
+'.",'- ~ p '. q" ''N'' ""' """gh'
rF W,ul.... .,.
o,.o..,II, = >'".' ID" l''''',
.nnd.y with Y.r....i -' r'""
Nj p.rtb. r.r
pnrI If w..E .,.tf- -. ',
5~i.tsr. Ms l. q .I.yoy sun "'
Dr,rp vour ioh nriuiior totb. B.,nrt
pr Office, We naya }or. e now p,,Iari,I
aud are onxiou. - nsntt
Ed. Mct'"rmi"h received So from the
his harm nv the r.',n, fire. '""'9 "'''
III
In look nttpr the interests nj IN, nr,n.r-
gu" clients oe'or1 the court.
Geo Lasrll came up from Waubay
IueHoaS 90 ht'enH I" ~"he profession
'" "A outs'; " "u'"ah' a''n n u
80 sn.nd f.w dals rnnr,ina '
p,.u
S," a,II.a ,har" ~ oa
serious Illness OF her mother.
The Ladies' Guild will meet with Mrs.
Peabody Friday AFTERNOON. All mem
orrs are requested 20 De present.
j. I. Becker returned lhnrShay from
"ni'nrn s."n. oT ~ Immh.rma,
lhe representative un1 !.
settling the claims OF the recent fire.
=
Bar" n'a9' '"P" N"N"H
Brrtol Hhilr IN Tue cry MomIaE made
'"'~" Plous "
ch
Ir.. Johm KrauSer came up ir"L.
Waubny Monday to ma he her mother,
"'S' A""erSoh Oh his c'H' '"0'
visit
Quite a delegation OF Webster 'tes al
tended the mask ball at Wausay' Fri
u"' evening lhey report a spienL It
time
DR.. and Mrs. Goodmanson departed
Tor Sioux Falls this morning to attend
'he 'eS'i'ities d the Eiks III tina city to-
n'sn''
Michael Tracey returned Wednesday
morning from his winters sojourn in
Da''le 'reek' Mich, TO be here during
court
A marriage license was issued Satur-
day, Jan. 10, to Richard Hurve and
laA'a 'chheider' poih residents o!
n''S'o''
Eva Loveland, who has been teach
III kidder township, will spend a
r.L
Ho"' h""'a" ariaha OF ilerpohI,
arrived III the city Monday to ASSIST IN
OF Juror.
Martin rowr.r
49,. ,,,,nt -
oL.a,,n +ha
man.
Miss Emma Warner came bn,,a from
Brtton TO remain duriuo. th. small
nox scare in that nIoca tb, .cnnoIs
having closed
Mr&. l.. 5. Pearson came up from
Aberdeen tuesday to spend u week
visiting Webster friends. She is the
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

Paul Roberts and wife were up from
Wauhay Sunday.
j ". Curry was ovrr from Groton
Friday on business.
VIM. Carpenter OF Andover, is attrul-
lag court nS a juror,
John Cutting was in tine city lu-
tween trains Friday,
Thos. McKenurtt returned from
Pierre Saturday night.
This Is a good time Tor farmers to-
took up some seed corn.
ThOs. Elliott RETURNED from a bnsiur- ,
trip 10 Mellrtte Friday.
The cditor OF this great family jouru.
al H. OF duty this wreF.>
DR.. and Mrs. Sullivan OF Frankfort.
were in the city Monday.
Hon. F. A. DeCoster Of lilly, was "A
Webster visitor Tuesday.
Val Delaney came over from Waubny
Tuesday 70 attend court.
The farmers were hig hly pleased with
the result of the institute.
This is IA good time to plant your
"p''"s au "op'''e'
NJ. DaIrmple was in the city Tuesday
OF business before the court.
II. Thrumb OF Oak Gulch, is in the
CITY '"'' "'eA o''"s jury """'
S S Yeager spent his time last week
ut his farm in Valley township,
John Barse of Waubay, W a. transact,
ing business in the cit L"i,av
hall -. Wauhay Friday avgninr
X j. karrSOn and Peter johnson
"''o o'e' "o'n p'"'ief friday
ID L. Potter cana no from Butl.r
Mo nday to do u lii tie counting
NiIard Au.v.A md Thus NcAu.u
were down from BrIstul Monday.
Friday tn nrtand ,nurt This wnak
g. Moore returned rom "A VISIT to
IT trIed nara 20 storm yesterday but
dId not seem able to Make h" rifle.
M. ". A. concert and dance at the
opera house Monday evening. Feb. 4.
Raw opd N,,S ro,rr,.d s.o
their trip to Waubay Friday evening.
= q Svyorson - s.ra,a uo,. -.
Wisconsin, on an ertoraad visit Satnr.
day night.
Have vorr ov.s xam;rod hv Doc,
dnats ontic;an Sat;Sfaot;on nmor'
anteed.
Tbora will ha Io.s of swo,r;,u dana
Webster for a cnunIo ~ waaks9cnurt 10
In session.
Fatal coou, tha f,a, doo,ou
ior coaI and wond MnKaown,s Ola
Stand.
nr z;o,Iow of ,hordooo m w,
ni%Lt ~ Innk nm the talonhnna
business here.
Did ,op know ,LstC T. RuseaII c.p
'prnisb ranair. fo,. ~ a diffaramt
OF stoves,
+ q Tow nr,uriator of "Tba Rio
Stnrev q, ]uiovar w,s in tho ~counrT
Friday,
r.me Tn tbs R.,,r,.r omc. for CHAT.
..I Nnrtoaaa hIa,,k. W. L,ye tho car.
rect form.
/ q Ocb.s, rairsr lat far pi,rra
il m. Interests nf tne uery,n.
he association.
Sweat and hu,t acids wiIlnot disroIor
dved viii putnam Fadeless Dyas
Sold Inv AT, A. ThuI.
Ar. u q Fr.pb. r.trrpad from =
Ill, ritL f,i.,d. ~ Rocbnstar Nm
morniny
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24
Nd HISDOG.

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laf a schnap.
al am a ma, !
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to sleep its |
n. Ven you |
omself and |
s and YOU |
mine self |
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lie breakfast. |
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work hard |
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24
County Warrants.

County Warrants up to and Including
registered No. 1854 are hereby called
for payment, aud interest ceases from
this date.
January 18th, 1901.
VIM. I. ColwelI,
Co. Treas.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24
Opened
House
day.

IN of the c,,,I
JUDICIAL ci,,,'
''' house in n
Hon. a. \
Fesiding. |
Fl" up by cnn,,I
intent Of al
motions by N,
Sprjesten6,.;U
bic fortbshdI
was Set
/ the c,s. |
was taken
nc and arm
NJ IN a vsrde
1881. l.
dy vs. EngborI
dar will be c,i /
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24
Warrant Call.

AL warrants up to and Including
Register No, 962 are hereby called in
for payment and interest ceases on
this date.
January 16, 1901.
Il. Il. Foster,
School Treasurer,
District No. LOT.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

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m.,uy
Mrs.. lime johnson. d.r for her
hume. Walla WulIa. W,sbi,ctop- havip,
complpted her visit h-r~ The b"st
wishes o. a host of Webster trends go
with her.
Judge Campbell aud deputy ste"o'
gr"phrr IL Ii. Humphrey arrived from
A'''ue'" "'"O"! "'S"' 'P"" NV
NJ, oonr,r
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81 ina nIacs.
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of vaccination.
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SURVIVING Ms c"S'''i'rs WI" h"N''Ia''
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glad to see MN
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W., X from II months visit to bis OF
home III Cass county, Alnn'' ahd say
he had a row. good time with his Ok
friends and psjgs,|o rs.
from Pierr,
Saturday NIGHT and vent IN Ms nom
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

have land near Webster,
Waubay and Bristol for sale
on easy terms or for rent.
Emil Never
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24
Webster Fuel Yards

HARD COAL, / nave again secured the ex-
clusive agency of the famous Cross
Creek Lehigh, celebrated for intense
beat and freedom from slate or clinkers
SOFT COAL, l shall handle all the popular
brands OF Hooking Valley, Raymond
aud Birds Eye Camel. l buy my Bird's
Eye Came | and Raymond seal Greet
from tho mines, thus insuring my cus-
TONERS THE GENUINE ARTICLE.
WOOD, all kinds OF dry wood kept insteck
which wiiitcsawed and delivered 10
on request.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

''3 (ecriptionl
Town Saturday.
b the institute?
-, Fan tell you all abont 1t
came up from Lily Tues
10y uU hove repairs of C. E.
me,
| hare Lilly was in town Satur.
its school books bought
Ross & Co.
to be a short term of
4 YOU eweler. keeps machine
e self DDS.
kettle. lime up from Watertown
ready,
L.. |tablets-"All You Can
'hids'' ekel.
l Id Jas an Aberdeen visitor
YOU bne maple wood at ]. F.
: :, lrd.
,h, was up from Andover
Patterns Of baby cabs at
|re Store.
ns'' Stand, was in town
nave cough get a bottle Of
.e by psh Remedy.
mes. came over from Bristol
king
y on Parker fountain
'no uctiOn-at Ross.
idaA I'd at the court house
are krywhere. Blizzard best
the Save the Coupons.
out came over from Lily
i loan on approved
{. w Taylor.
up from Lounsberry
kmplrs go new ones) OF
PHI Furniture Store.
re, Fentto Bristol Saturday
r put IN a few acres OF
n OF Andover was in the
ne Andoyer, was in the
vicinity Is looking ex-
ior sale in the Rabak
n very Saturday by
Mrs. II. Frost.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

mo. 3. o. L. s. Meets the
Tuesday evenings of
ionic Temple. Mem bers of
N invited TO attend these
PETERSON, W. NJ.
ron, Sec.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

No. "a. 4. +. and A.. NJ.
6pications first and third
each month. All Master
sojourning III the
bvited to visit.
4. T.. THOMPSON, W. M.
cretaTy.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

b g No. 115, /. o. o. F.
Friday night at /. .. .. 4.
News invited to attend.
. CHARLES PAYNE, N. q.
c'y,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24

dar will b. ii
ire but sioA
'mainder We,
Ken from Ii,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-24
ee & ST. Paul Railway,
n Tlarket.

hur,day by j.. W. Abbott.