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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-29

Lost.-On the road between Webster
and my farm two miles east, a lady's
black and white golf cape. Finder
please leave at Reporter and Farmer
office. Mrs. David Jones.
Chamberlain's collie, cholera and diar-
rhoea remedy has a world wide reputa-
tion for its cures. 1t never fails and is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale by
all druggists.
Strohm Sisters, An g .ican champion
lady bare back riders late of the Ring
ling brothers show, appear at every
performance of the Great Eastern r. r.
shows Sept. Bird.
David Williams, president of the Far
mers and Merchants bank of this city,
was taken quite seriously i'll last Sun
day, but we are glad to state that he is
much better today.
Blue Points Oh the half she'll extra
New York Counts, Extra Selects and a
few other oysters will be fixed mp to suit
the trade, at MohaneyTs popular restaur-
ant, Friday, Aug. 30
Say, when you go camping, just stop
at Benjamin & Fosters and get a fold
ing camp chair. They are strong com-
pact and comfortable See them They
are just what you want
Governo Herreid has appointed John
r. Taylor game warden for this county,
vice George Bathen. who has removed
to Sorth Dakota. The Appointment will
give general satisfaction.
Bishop brothers, premier acro8ats of
the world on all embracing magnificent
regal exhibition of exclusively high class
features withtthe Great Eastern r. r.
shows at Webster, Sept-.3.
1.-The Misses Anna, Matilda and
Augusta Christianson departed for Far
ibault, Mipn., last Saturday evening,
where they will visit for several days
with friends and relatives.
w. L. Ross, representing Co. b. Van
Norman-S hattuck-P axson & Co, live
stock commission dealers, Chicago, was
in this city and vicinity for a few days
this week looking for business, for his
firm.
Mrs. T.. Malhustad arrived from
ClarksSille, Minnesota, Tuesday even
ing in response toa telegram stating that
her sister, Mrs. Anton Opsahl, had been
seriously injured in a runaway acct
dent.
Miss Ida Hmze returned from her
visit at Milbank Monday evening,
accompanied by her cousin, MissIMinnie
Kelsey, and her niece, Mabel Binder,
who will spend some time with her a,
her home.
Marriage licenses were issued &c
Donald Abbott and Miss Mabel PREM
mer, both of Waubay; Halvor o. Lar.
son, of Lily, and Ingburg G. Rnurlia,
of Bradley; Joseph A. Drake and Anna
Meyer, both of Waubay.
j. M, Geiser the operator in the depot
went to Chanhassen, Minnesota, Satur-
day morning to take charge Of the depot
there during the absence of the agent
for a few days. A. X. Skoburg, OF
Minneapolis taking his place here.
Dolan met with a painful acct.
dent Monday morning while trying &c
catch a horse. The horse kicked him
striking him below the right eye. DIR
Lull took a number of stitches in the
wound and Walter is doing nicely,
Don't fail TO see the grand all new
free, street parade in 20 sections, posi-
lively the finest parade ever seen, with
the Great Eastern II, r. Shows an Web
ster Tuesday Sent. s.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-29

Mrs. George Durand, of Volga, South
Dakota, arrived Wednesday to attend
the ROuse-Peabody nuptials.
H. Mrs. O. A. Chilson and son, Reuben,
returned from Alexandria Mimi, Mon
day morning where they have spent the
summer.
u Miss George Goodwin arrived Thurs
day morning from New Casetle, Indi-
ana, for a visit with her uncle, Tom
Goodwin, and family.
Mrs. L. G.. Ochsenreiter and niece,
Miss Regina Brennan, who has spent
some time in this city, departed We'd
nesday evening for McGregor, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Maynard
and their SONS, Major and Robbie
came up from Waubay "Wednesday to
attend the Peabody wedding.
Sterling Mathers arrived from Wilkes
beare Penn, Saturday evening to accept
a position al the mill. Mr.. Mathers is a
brother of L. G. Mathers, of this place.
II. S. Volkmer, who in addition to
being one of the besa fellows on earth
is editor of the Grant County Review,
was in this city from Milbank Friday OF
last week.
J Mrs. 0. L. Johnson went to st. Paul
Saturday night for a visit with hen
sister. Mrs. G. V. johnson. Then going
TO Goodhue county, Minnesota to visit
her parents.
Mrs. L. r. Burlingame, who has
spent the past two weeks with her
brother, DIR. Peabody and family,
departed Thursday morning for her
home in Elk Point.
Chas. s. Ashton, pnbfsher OF the
Northern Nebraska journal at Ponca,
Neb.. arrived Tuesday evening i'll time
to attend the marriage of his niece
Miss Elena Peabody.
i Mrs. P. H. Egeland, and daughter
Grace. who have spent some time with
Mrs. b H. Egeland, departed for Cot
tonwsod. Mimi, They were accom-
panied by Miss Hilda Egeland.
Money to loan on Day county
farms at a low ratS of Interest,"
with. privilege of payment at
any time.
Farmers and Merchants Bank
George Grant was in the city from
Wa zertown this week with a view 81
establishing an agency for the singer
Sewing Machine Company, He viii
return next week.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-29

Coming on it's own Palace Cars.
The Great Eastern shows will be in
Webster on Sept. Bird i'll all its splendor.
1t is a yeritable city of white tents and
all the acts are new and original. They
also have the finest male and female
equestrienneG from all parts of the
world. They also have a large and
costly menagerie of wild animals from
all parts of the known world. Don't
miss the free outside exhibition ON show
grounds after the grand street parade.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-29
Cheap Excursions on all Railroads

The First Big Show ofthe Season.
Don't fail to see The Great Eastern
Show which will be in Webster on Sept.
Bird. They have a menagerie of rare
and costly wild animals. A congress of
novelties and the best troup of trained
horses, ponies and dogs in the world
besides having acrobats and gymnasts
from all parts of the globe.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-29
CHEAP LAND FOX SALE.

Ioffsr for sale at $500 per
acre, the south half, north east
quarter and the north half, OF
south east quarter of section 20,
township 121, range 81, Day
county South Dakota, seven
miles south west of Webster.
John Nicholson.
watertown, South Dakota
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-29
Lemonade Day.

Is the day the Great Eastern will
exhibit at Webster under their great
city of white tents. Don't forget to
treat Your girl.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-29

the jeweler. s.
Mrs. Gust Kock went down to Wan.
bay Thursday to spend the dav with
relatives. WIN
just received a new line in the ,atos.
styles OF photographs and buttons al tho
Star Gallery. y ''''
olaries sprlesterbach returned last
Friday from his tour of investigation IN
Oklahoma. III
WIS > q. Walker Went to Wauhav
tuesday to visit with her mother NJ,
K. Stephenson.
Died-Sunday evening tba irfon.
enid OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kinoslv ~
Liberty township.
-Miss Anna Harrison arrived from
brooklngs Saturday evening, where she
has been on a.visit.
&c. G. Reiger went down to Plato
Mimi, Saturday for a few DAYS with
relatives and friends.
ID. b. Compton requests the person
VINO borrowed his shot gun to retrrp
same and receive eward.
Miss Dora Hughes is having a vacation
from her work in the bank, J. B, HamiI-
ton filling the vacancy.
Money to loan on farm seem.
lty at i per cent. Ross E. Parks,
Lily, South Dakota.
Mrs. l.. r. Burlingame, arrived from
Elk Point, Thursday evening for q visit
with relatives in this city.
miss Lulu P~rcndergast came up from
Summit Saturday evening for a short
visit with relatives and friends.
Now is the time to look at new car
pets. We have 4 larger line Of samples
than ever. Benjamin & Foster.
The parties who borrowed my shot
gan in April will please return it..
Z. ". Small.
and Mrs. j. F. Pitsor were among
the Webster people who joined the Min
neapOlis excursion last Saturday.
The Methodist Sundar school. teach
ers and pupils, had a very enjoyable
picnic i'll Goods woods this week.
William Rhodes arrived Saturday
from Wasioja, Minnesota, for a visit
with Mrs. S. B. Walker and family.
Don't fail to see our cal pets, we have
some bargains in samples.
Benjamin & Foster.
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of st. Mary's Mission Friday eve
ming at the church, at 7:30, important.
! Mrs. Peabody and family, Mr.. Rouse
and Mrs. Chas. Ashton, and Mrs. L. r.
Burlingame, Sundayed at Pickerel lake. |
Julius Dustrud, who visited in Mon
tevideo and Sacred Heart, Mimi, for a
week, is again attending to his duties in
the Fair.
and Mrs. W. 7. Havens returned
Tuesday evening from their visit with
their daughter, Mrs. David Lassell, at
Waubay.
Mrs. Marcley and daughter, Louis,
arrived Saturday morning from Grand
North Dakota, for a visit with
relatives in this city.
Peter Fiksdal, who has accepted the
of grain buyer for Thomas
McKennett at Lily, spent Sunday with
his family in this city.
Taken up.-A Young spaniel dog. The
owner "a have same by proving pror-
srty and paying charges. Call at Peter
sons Hardware Store.
The Mississippi Lumber and Coal
Company want a man to learn the lum-
business. Good position and good
wages to the right man
Mensing, of Webster, Busher
Nutley, and Ciminski, of Grenville
vent to Big Stone Tuesday morning for
! visit with Father Hepperle. +
Misses Jessie. and Jennie, Ross, and
master Fred and Willie, returned from
heir visit with Mrs. Mccoy and family
# Aberdeen Tuesday morning.
CHEAP LAND FOX SALE.
/ offsr for sale at $500 per
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-29

A single ticket for the usual price of
admission will admit the holder to the
combined big shows. Tuesday, Sept. 3.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-29
The Great Eastern Shows.

Travelling on it's own palace railroad
trains will exhibit at Webster Sept. 3rd,
for one day only. Be sure to see the
grand street pageant.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-29
!. About Webster, Webster
pooo1e and Webster Visitors.

II About Webster, Webster
People and Webster Visitors.
cotoE. W. Small for your lumber,
{ Westby was over from Lily on
Monday.
Ms NJ J.. Reed spent Saturday at
Esubay.
4 Barse was up from Waubay
Wednesday.
Fred Stone, of Butler, spent Sunday
b this city. =
John Thoe went up to Bristol Monday
b business.
II. King, of Milbank, was in this
fy Tuesday.
For Rent-A house. Apply to Mrs.
Huntingdon.
NJ. Serum went up to Bristol Mon
u on business.
en- Kindson, of Waubay was in the
n Wednesday.
Go to f. W. Small for your lime,
rnent and posts.
Nike THU went to st. Paul Sunday
ght on business.
Go to A. Small for the Studebaker
sgons and buggies.
{. Gibson, of Waubay, was a visitor
this city Saturday.
Guild meets Thursday Sept. 3, with
h Kramer. at 2 p. m.
Guaranteed A No. 1 salt at $1.45 per
are, at Eksdal Bros.
I. B. Long went to Summit Thursday
aa few days business.
The old furniture store has all the
he styles in baby cabs.
G. S. Payne went up to Bristol Satur-
y evening ON business.
.. Lane was over from WATERFOWL
ednesday OH business.
Frank Dean was over from Water
WI Monday ON business.
Fank Burns came up from Mime
obs Tuesday ON business.
W. - 1
Ed Campbell was a business visitor
un Aberdeen Wednesday.
K.D. Burcalow returned from his
si at Watertown Monday.
henry Beeman took in the excursion
the Cities Saturday night.
Oe Highland carries a full line of
pliture and does repairing.
Mrs Joseph Burns went to Aberdeen
. seort visit with friends.
fui line of groceries, tobacco, fruit
acOnfectionery at Olson's.
gorge Grove, of Iowa, has accepted
oOhon with Geo. Thornton.
!. shultes came over from Butler
Sundayed with his family.
us Alice Holverson went mp to Bris-
monday for a few days visit.
=. McLane and family came in
y rlekerel lake Wednesday.
imam Fortune came down from
D'er on business Thursday.
LOUISA Floe went up to Bristol
Siua5 for a visit with friends.
. Charles Hyde, who has been i'll
asr a week, is convalescing.
\ 4. Compton, of Andover, spentI,
way IN this city ON business.
sas all you can't e S at the Pho
"afuware store. All prices.
'nEs Martyr, Andover's post master,
! webster visitor Saturday.
aaia Abbott came mp from waubay
Wy TOR a visit with relatives.
4 Mabel Housen who is having a
typhoid fever is improving.
might came down from Newark
' ior a few days in this city.
oolan and Bait Janish spent
4y between trains at Bristol.
invite your inspection of our ALL
usure. Benjamin & Foster.
Wearne and baby, came in
e lake Sunday for the season.
: hussong came overfrom wau-
t'esday on pleasure and business.
s'aas McKennett came over from
4u spent sunday with his family.
blizzard a full blown
"a' As pleasant as a vaca-
Answorth, of Watertown was
1'ya few days last week on
.a'ed-A girl for general homework
VI Wages an,lx ~ n;J
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-29

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-05-31

and proper or rash and quixotic. L
haVo served them to the best of my
ability with zeal and honesty since L
have been their servant and shall
continue to do SO, if thoy continue to
honor and trust mo. Whom [ cannot
truthfully say that L represent tho
majority of tho people of South Caro-
lima and vote and speak as they do
sire, l bccomo "as sounding brass
and a tinkling cymbal." And pre-
fer tho retirement Of private life to
tho degraded elevation Of high po.
sition obtained by deceit and held
against tho wishes Of tho people.
put my cas-. in your hands and will
explain and ";ndicato my caso moro
fully in the coming primary election.
Is. II. Tillman.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-05-31
leo and Disease
Augusta Chronicle May 20. !
John l.. McLaurin

Augusta Chronicle May o.
Massachusetts is said to have the
best state board of health in the
Union. 1t is also said that this
board of health biologically examined
specimens Of natural leo from all
sections of the east and did not find
one perfectly pure, while many were
dangerously polluted. 1t is within
the memory of middle aged people
that so-called science pronounced all
ice pure on the ground that intense
cold killed all poison germs whom
frigidity had been reached. The
very reverse Of that is now known to
be q fact, and that intense heat is
the proper and most available ger
micide. How many people have
been diseased and killed by polluted
ice and surgical Instruments not
disinfected, we can imagine, but
never knew. Now, the surgeon boils
his instruments after using them,
and even the BARRIERS are supposed
to treat their razors to some similar
process.
We ale fortunate in the South to
have substituted artificial ice. Much
of the typhoid fever at tho North
comes from impure ice used in di-
rect contact with milk and water.
People in the country in the North,
use ice cut from shallow ponds,
which aro the receptacles of filth
from manured lawns, stables, pig
pens, etc.
Boston's board of health is exam
ining the leo supplies of that city at
this time and finds much to condemn
1t is discovered that sewerage flows
into the ponds and lakes and rivers
that supply Boston with thousands
of tons Of ice annually.
Under such circumstances, common
at tho East and West, it is no won-
der that disease is prevalent and cpl
domics of cholera and typhoid COM
paratively frequent Again, we are
thankful that the south is free from
this menace Of natural ice.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-05-31

Gov McSweeney to withhold action
until the result of tho primary is an
nounced, and thcn appoint the man
receiving the highest number of
votes. Let tho legislature elect my
successor rs it is only for o short
time, or let you gentlemen who de-
sire to contest arrange your canvass
entirely apart from mine and Till
mans.
l would also suggest that you per-
mt he and to arrange the schedule
Tor our meetings. 1t is my desire to
conduct clean, decent canvass, free
from personalities, If permitted to do
SO; but L am ready to tako what
comes. L wish it distinctly under
stood, however, that | cannot enter
tain the idea of canvassing in Au-
gust, and that one man ut the time
is all | care to fight. | had enough
of the four to ono business in 1897.
l appeal to you as man and chair.
man of the party for fair play.
The reason suggest withholding
action on our designations until after
tho primary is that there arc many
postoilices and other mattors of i'll
terest to the State, among which l
might mention tho Charleston ex.
position, which lomand tho attention
Of a senator. To tako away from the
State this protection for oven six
weeks may cause trouble. I do not
care personally, however, what is
done about this, but think it my duty
to mention it.
Your respectfully,
John l.. McLaurin.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-05-31
q a. 9 TO R "A.
Bears tho 1Ihe Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ss L@<zHzNzz<T
Ono OH tho Tenant.

From the Chicago Record Herald. !
Landlords: 81 just came over to
tell you that Pvo decided to raise
your"
Tenant (intorrupting:) "Well,
you needn't bother about it. Pvo do
cided to move"
Landlord: "Oh! l merely desired
to say that I had decided to raise
your poarch whore it scoms to sag
there at tho cornor, and also to paper
the bed rooms, but, of course, you
Will not, since you have decided to
move, care to hear anything further
about your plans. Good. day. I
hope you'll like where you arc going"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-05-31
TILLMAN KIcPRESENTS THE MAN AND
M'LUAKIN THE DOLLAR.
Senatorial Situation In South Carolina Calls
Forth nh Editorial Expression.
from w. J. Bryan.

Lincoln, Mob, May 27.--William
j. Bryan's loading editorial in this
weok's Commonor deals with tho
Tillmnn- McLaurin dispute in South
Carolina. In it tho editor gives
plain expression to his desire that
Tillman shall triumph. Bryan says:
"Tho most important item Of po-
litical nows last week camo from
South Carolina. Senators Tillman
and McIaurin have agrood to loavo
their political differences to Domo-
cratic primary and to that ond have
placed their designations in the hands
of the governor to take effect in No
vembor. Aftor tho primary has do
torminod tho wish Of the voters. 1t
is an honorable course for the soma
tors to pursue and beneficial to the
State. At present South Carolina
virtually has no choice in tho settle
mont OF public questions rs the vote
Of one senator kills tho vote of tho
other Senator Tillman has lust
boen ro- elected and thus risks tho
loss of longer term, but Senator
McLaurin really sacrifices moro be-
cause he has loss chance to win at
tho primaries. Tho rendors of the
Commoner will be kept informed as
to tho progross Of tho contest. It is
needless to say that the editor of this
paper hopes and expects to 500 Sena-
tor Tillman win sweeping victory,
because he represents the man while
Senator McLaurin represents the
dollar. The vote will show whether
tho plutocrat ideas is making any
Roadway in tho South"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-05-31

Carwllc was mado chairman Of the
committee on resolutions and papers.
During toduy's session Gen. WalLor
wG' called upon and mado capital
talk on what South Carolina had
dono to pcrpctuato tho memories of
her soldiery at Chicllamuuga, and
suggested that ovory othor State do
what Carolina had done.
Gov. McSwoenoy and staff were
we'll carod for and had q delightful
time. Gov. McSwooney was undor
escort of Mayor Williams during the
morning and had delightful timo
of it, 1lo was accompanied by tho
membcrs Of his staff who came horo,
viz: Coils. John Il. Folk, A. Fl. Moss,
Elbort II. Aull, Il. j. Watson, August
kohn, Tom G. IIoimor, Thomas T..
Brantlcy, G. j. Rodding, Capts.
Brown, Hyatt and Ernest Aughtry.
Tho governor and mcmbers Of his
stall arc aboard tho Southcrn's pri-
vato car, at tho Vance stroet crossing
of tho Southern railway, and Col.
Hunt and Mr.. McGhoe, Of tho South
crn, nro holping make tho stay ploas-
ant. Somo Of tho staff mombers arc
stopping at Ill East Court stroot.
Tho Veterans aro doing tho bost they
can and aro crowding into hotels,
boarding houses and private families.
All tho South Carolinians report
having had pleasant timo hero to-
day and arc glad thoy came.
Gov. McSweoncy, Col Wilson and
staff now expect to lcavo hero tomor-
row night aud arrive in Columbia
Thursday night at II o'clock. This
plan may DO changed. Gov. Mo
Swocney, i'll company with tho South
Carolina sponsors, went on an oxcur-
sion trip on the Mississippi. There
arc great number Of sponsors hore,
and they arc boing royalty enter
tanned. Tonight tho stroets are
crowded and jammed and beautifully
Tho Court Of Palaces makes q mag
nilicent show. Memphis claims that
every ono who comes hero vii! be
entertained and cared for. Miss
Teaguo, State sponsor, and Miss
Shand, sponsor for tho Army Of
Northern Virginia, arc at the Pea-
body hotel. Baltimore, Dallas and
Louisville and candidates for tho
next convention, and Dallas seems
to havo tho inside track this timo.