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BIG FOUR.

LAKE SHORE NEW YORK CENTRAL. AND
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON AND ALBANY
AND cHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Train Depart Arrive.
indianapolis Express ........... f7:22 am $50 pm
New York and Boston Linz
TIED ............................ SSV am '''' pA
knickerbocker Special = New
York. Boston. WASHINGTON
Baltimore and Philadelphia. 1900 am $40 p'"
sation ana Anon Aeeo.''.,o ti:,o pm 1850 pm
Boston. New York. Cincinnati.
Washington. Baltimore and
aI.nnNIeawee .1o. "a a m s5:45 D. n. Arrives
$500 a. M. s1:45 n m Saturday only leaves i'"'
p. m. arrives 4:2n y.
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RAILROAD Timetable.
ST. LOUIS TINE.

Arrivals ana Departures of Trains at
Union Station.
tDaily except Sunday ftSaturday and sunday
sDaily. only.
tSunday only. Except Monday.
ttSatur6ay only. s'Da!ly except SATURDAY..
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RED MEN.

1.INNEToNKA TRIBE. NO. q iMpEoyEo
Order Red Men. meets every friday al Druid:
Hail southeast corner Ninth and Nsfket streets
cnsfp vieitors cordially Invited Metabers ex.
pected to attend. W, <. BUSHNELL. sschem.
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II. A O. s.W. II. n.
n.
Arrive.

Train. Depart Arrive
Cincinnati Louisville Wash
mia ana Mnn % Ennrass .,15 am .12:5: pm
Cincinnati. louisville Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York .-,o,
Cincinnati lccommoiafioI +7:ls am '1:2s pr
Cincinnati. Louisville. pitts
burg. Washington Raitirro-~.
phi1adeIoh!a and New York
Roval Blue L'mitcd.........s s:'n am ~: ~ n,I
Flora Accommodation ts:ln nm as a.,
Flora Accommodation .......... tS:ao pm 4l9:a- 81
West Baden and French LICK
Springs. via Monon Route. ss:2n am >o''c III
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reduced Rates for Meetings.

Central Passenger Association lines have
granted reduced rates for the following
meetings:
Indiana Mutual Telephone Association,
Lafayette, Ind. July % and 30.
Interstate clay pigeon Shoot Asheville,
N. c., August 10 to "a.
Reunion Graduates Institute for the Deaf,
Indianapolis Ind, August % to Is.
General Conference Of Free Baptists, Har-
per's Ferry, W. Va, September to i3,
National Hay Dealers Association. In
dianapolis Ind, September 10 to II.
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Wabnsh Earninra.

Wabash earnings for the third week in
over the corresponding period Of last year.
For the first three weeks Of the fiscal year
the earnings wer N,006. 366.05, an increase
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INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELLOWS
.nrpExpENr ORDER FoREsrERs

COURT COTE BR1Ll.IANTE, NO. SIS. L o. =.
Regular meetings first and third Mondays each
month At northwest corner Twenty-second and
Erankln avenue. p m. Visiting Forestera In
Sfted JOHN c. HOLDORF.
Chief Ranger, $50 AdamA
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y. NJ. Gill, general superintendent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio at Huntingdon w.
Va. will retire and George w. Lewis. su-
succeed him. ]. w. Haynes. superintendent
OF terminals at Cincinnati, will succeed Mr..
Lewis These changes become effective on
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wooDMEN OF THE woRLD.


MOUNT AUBURN CAMP. NO. 40. WOOD
80 az the World, meets at Kickers Hall New.
stead ave. and. North Market St. the hrst and
third Friday Of each month. Members expected
-" DOCTOR D. F. RICE. C. c.
c. w. Tackle. Clerk.
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WA bismarck and Deltao d.: s'Vp an
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mall
Wia Bismarck and Delta>...- s:3i pm
BURLINGTON ROUTE-UNION ST
Train. Depart.
For Hannibal. H. & St. J.
burlington - se:a5 am
Local to Hannibal ESQ am
For Quincy and North, 1850 am
For st. Paul, Minneapolis. via
East Side lines. Illinois and .s.n am
The Burlinston-Northern Pa
City. st. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. Wyo-
ming. Montana. Washington.
Puget Sound. Portland and
Oregon 1890. Neutrality-suspicious.. '9:0 am
apolis, St. Paul and Iowa. .2:o5 pm
The Nebraska-C Colorado Ex-
press. for Denver, Colorado,
St. Joseph ...... .......,....... s2:os pm
Local to Burlington ............ '7:4o pm
and Minneapolis ...............ss 7:4o pm
B bsss 1:. ssa II 4 Sc pm
For Kansas City. Council
Bluffs. Omaha, st. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska, Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast....... $500 pm
Local from Hannibal ........... ......":
fSr Alte On 70 a. ma IN daily; s.
only: 3:co p. M. except Saturday and
sos p. M. except Sunday ESQ 2: m. d
p. M. daily: s:21 p. m. daily; Ills p.
day only.
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IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.

lAON MOUNTAIN ROUTE
Ti Rsss. Es T..,M4s MAN; to p Hs.,:
na Fort Worth and Abilene :. 's.os am '7:x -
Express ...... go. ........... $500 am s7:is Pr
; s9as wG Taa, austin e., San An Az.
Texas. Mexico & and California III p" ''' ."
T e. ,Pase; L.. Angeles eef MV Gai.
redS5on San Antonio and La
M eTs.. and Hot Spring. Ex: 90 p" :. -
FoG sfs STREET AMI eHr, .ss1 Pm Ay 1ss e.
mediation -: -. So pm .sas ars
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY, T7T-s;
E Esss, T haD;:;; FRI: ss ..s::s =
Day Exp;s.s-Kan:ai; City ';'' am $50 pm
City and San Francisco. 800 am .sos nm :
sa1sai1Es0n aops Wss;a ma pm
ksa:a and sasssss s pm pm %
:slss Z Fl !s'1saaf az saasssz
Kir tI9as trains % t i.s.l T1o1 and
ssSs rs sas ssS ;sEs
DAILY. tExcen. Sunday tsunday onIv. -
M. X. 4 1.-THE KATY." -s,zl
JEFFERSON City, columb.a. Boon depart A''''s'
indian Territory and Texas
''T T.. T Esty T Wye 1 i;s Bai al"
Nez,so City and and inie aaaRss
Hssss'. ssS,. cSis%s: $50 p" % -
indian Territory and Texas
Missouri Kansas. indian Ter. 10 p" $50 a"
riory and Oklahoma F1yer..... $3.50 nm s7:z7 sm
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAI RAIIROaD.
via Wabash.D
Train. Depart Arrive.
NAH NAH go 80 Express; y Z;s IN ss Is
ST. l., X. G. 4 C. n. n.
r. "sr. LOUIS LINE -
1oi-l0s Nall-union Mo-. and DsPaf' A'rlse.
fnte s points !ds,iy,.. ELS pm $40 an
No: and intermediate points
11s-Iis Ascommodaton. MO- ana ,nis1r p%
dlsas points daily except sunday le.yes
syth Junction $3.50 a. m. Returnins. a..
rtves at Ewing avenue TOO p. m
SOUTHERN RAILWAY, ~
ST. LoUIs-LoUIsvILLE LINES. s.q-.
Leeuisville E.pres.--centralla. -- s
mel: Princeton. Louisville. 80
and New York . .o.pn'. sos am .s:as nm
Mount Vernon Accommodation 1884 pm fS:1i N
Florida Limited to Louisville. -,
Aass. q; ch.sss-
willie Florida -: 60. 1850 pm TIA an
yANDALIA LINE. -.
PzsSShav4fsIsAs sNEs xfs1 as Rgr'
ri q51s. se sa. e :Rs r. B sss
more and Washington Sps-
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL,
Northern Lines.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.
Train. ,, - Depart Arrive
Springfield, Freeport and Du-
buque ........... 49, T:5z am $50 pm
Peoria and Springfield ..:......slz:30 pm f5:05 ON
Chicago Daylight Special. 1880 pm s5:05 ON
Springfield Accommodation %. s4:4S pm 1000 Am
Chicago Diamond 9pecial...... $40 pm s7:A Am
Southern Lines.
Train. Depart Arrive
Murphysboro. Carbondals and
New Orleans Fast Maiiii.cairo, 'N' pm
Memphis. jackson. Tenn, and
Texas Express; Nashville. At
lanta and Jacksonville ...... 1886 am TN nm
ST. Louis Special-Cairo, Mem
phs and New Orleans ........ 1855 am sS:16 IN,
Accommodation -Murphysboro.
Marion. Cairo Sparta and
Chester 1850 pm III 80 am
Accommodation -Murphysboro.
Marion and Creal Springs.... $3.50 pm ell :32 am
New Orleans Limted-Cairo.
Memphis; Dixie Flyer Nash
willie. Atlanta and Jackson
willie 1o:1s pm SIS. am
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s2:h5 am s5::+6 pm
$50 am p pm
1850 am tG:56 pm
1871 am si:5s pm
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SOUTHERN RAILW
ct nIrYSVYY

Train.
Louisville Express-Centralia,
Mount Vernon. Mount Car.
mel. Princeton. Louisville.
WashtnRton. Philadelphia
and New York ...............
Mount Vernon Accommodation
Florida Limited to Louisville.
Lexington. Knoxville and
Asheville. N. c.: Chatta-
nooga. Atlanta and Jackson
willie Florida ...... ..........
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COTTON BELT.

fsT: LOUIS soUTHwEsTET
Train.
Arkansas and Texas Express
tvia Bismarck and Delta....
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mall
(vla bismarck and Deltal....
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES w
MISREPRESENTATION
Train.
Trains Nos. 20 and q, New
York. Philadelphia. Balti-
more and Washington Spe-
SAdl...... go. ..........,,
indianapolis and New York
Local ...... &C.. .... .......
New York Limited .............
Columbus and Eastern Express
Eandalia Accommodation &c.,
indianapolis and New York
-IAprsse ...... ............
Pan-American Express ..,,,,..
Bunalo Express ........ .......
Train No. 2-Daily Petoskey.
Mackinac, etc. -.
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ION STATION.
Depart. Arrive.
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'2:o5 pm 2:lo pm
q :0s pm 1855 pm
T:io pm 1858 am
's7:40 pm 1859 am
sS:21 pm s7:10 am
+s:21 pm l!7:10 am

$500 pm T:19 am
......... s11 90 am
daily: 9::Y a. m.
D. m. Saturday
day and Sunday:
.. m. daily; 7:N
HIS p. m. sun
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EST OF PITTS
RAILROAD. ~
Depart. Arrive
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S:5s am 8:15 pm
TO-, and intern.s-
! Sunday leavea
.. m. and For
ReturnlnG, ar
on n m 80
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Depart. Arrive.
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SCI pm 7:ro am
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
The Rctort Courteous.

In 1888 Gen. Henry Knox enjoyed the
honor of being the greatest Of eleven
distinguished officers of the army,
weighing $50 pounds. Noah Brooks, in
his book entitled Henry Knox" says
of him: With a captain sergeant he
was selected TO present the hard case
of the starving and naked men at Val
ley Forge To the attention OF a commit
tee of congress-.
"One of the congressman. wishing to
show his wit and sarcasm, said that he
had never seen a fatter man than Gen.
Knox nor a better dressed man than
his associate. Knox managed to keep
his temper and remained silent, but his
subordinate retorted:
1.-The corps, out of respect to con
gress and themselves, have sent as
their representative the only man who
had an ounce of superfluous flesh on
his body, and the only other one who
possessed a complete suit of clothes -
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Casualties.

nar were killed and seven were
4, IN a dynamite explosion on a
4 York railroad.
..,seen me dead and seven in
was the result Of the mine ex-
IL in Pennsylvania.
|,sgroad wreck occurred near Pre-
June 7, in which nine soldiers
| nred and many injured.
%.yeIone swept over Oklahoma re-
n Killing several people and doing
4 damage to property and crops.
|er Of dynamic exploded in a col
\ an the Lackawanna, killed six
|,nd fatally injured three more.
II Morris of New York, the treas
Il the Barnum & Bailey show, fell
4 railway carriage between Bud
and Welleschin, Austria, and was
busly injured.
|rsr Crosier and Emil BergdOrf
! drowned in Summit lake, near
N Ohio. They, with Michael Shay,
! crossing the lake in a boat, when
Esof began to rock it, and the frail
! upset
y al Eeverett, Wash. destroyed a
ing house. Edward Kelly, a mo-
went into the burning building
found the landlady, Mrs. Flitterins
lOped in flames. He succeeded in
ng her into the street, but she died
y injuries.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Otherwise,

A general striks Of the Brotherhood
Of Railway Trainmen on the Maine Cen
trail system has begun. Eight hundred
men are affected.
The 500 machinists, pipe filters and
helpers who struck at the Depew shop
of the ew York Central at Buffalo a
few days ago ave returned to their
| work.
The proposed races on the north shore
| between the Shamrock III. and the Con-
! s~titution, the Independence and the Col
umbia for Mr.. Lawson's $1,000 will prob
ably be abandoned.
Col, William F. Cody is making an
effort to locate the proposed national
home for INDECENT Elks at Cody, a new
town in the Big Horn basin, WyO., that
has been recently laid out and named
after him..
Principal Booker T. Washington OF
the Tuskegee normal and industrial IN
| stitute has been notified by John -
| Rockefeller that he will be glad 10 pro-
vide money for the erection or one OF
the m~uch-needed dOrmitOries for boys
at the institution.
President harper VI lhC
Chicago that the university
has begun to establish affiliated prepar'
atorv schools in different paris D!
Eurone, These schools will be raAche
of academies which are affiliated WIN
the university in this country.
News has been received by relatives
IN HopkinsvilIe KY, that MISS ONE
Tyson. a poor Todd county girl mas
fallen heir to great wealth. she mas
learned through attorneys that she VIII
receive $4,000, 900 from the estate OF an
mole who died recently in Australia.
Trnited States Senator Beveridge, ac-
cording TO the st. Petersburg CORE
.nondent of the London Daily Mail, VIII
not find much difficulty In securing from
.ha Russian government a concession
Cor q eamsh line from the United
eta tes TO Vladivostok or Port Arthur'
Josepb II. Manley is said to have an"
nounced hat he is a candidate TOT ths
nomination for governor of Maine al
,ho conclusion of Gov. Hills term. Mr.
NIanlev declares that he faVors a one
wear term for the governor anu 'N'
preston of the whisky trafhc'
Az q result of losses SUSTAINED III ~
Jacksonville fire, the Pacific FIRE lhsul,
ance Company of New York has retlreo
60, octive business. The 5
oioins as a result of the Florida nre
aaaregated $50, 900. It's risks nave oeeh
Ensured with the Westchester FIRE II
surance Company of New ork' ,
Mother Amadeus. the mother gehesa,
., the sisters of Charity OF the uio. ,n
~ cleveland, died at the onveh
lakewood, a suburb of c~leVelana, e.
sixtv wears. she had been III lne ,,so
cent for forty years. In secular e
she was katherine oNeill' and mas SIS
tors living in Chicago.
me New York committee OF ~
,as decided to diminish Its ACTIVITY ~
,ha suppression of gambling nous -
Nav York, and after July is p the
c,ns, energies will be devoted souses
sarrs,inr out OF evil in tenenen, !,
ga the Punishment, IL possible "
ana sn q bad character from them
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Foreign.

lumber of deaths from starvation
~curred in Johannesburg, Trans
snch railway official says that
made engines burn too much
u s census shows a decrease of
Years. uus INC p
Suoan constitutional convention
Ok 10 to IL accepts the Plat
~ uam, Holland, ship brokers ad-
Eeaso accept freight through TO
ss0 with bulk unbroken.
any Labouchere was fined ESQ for
\ ~ u court in commencing on a
Ir was at the slime still in
~ p%ultney's division has captured
kiny n ~ boers, including a brother Of
|s,i,. resident Schalk-B Bur ger on the
lists Nell group of American capt.
nave purchased the Pachuca,
Ia ~ q Tampico railroad. The
h,Da. pc extended from Sandoval,
Y. = y With the Vera Cruz rail-
oplv Iampieo, making a short line
a. we've bours between Mexico
~ Northern gulf ports.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
peanIe Talked AbOHt.

dmund Archibald Stuart, earl of
sy, Is dead. He was born in 1851.
IS said that Yale will confer the
bee Of IL d. upon Archbishop Ire
Of St. Paul.
Is Louise Taylor, sister of Con-
&snan Taylor of Ohio, was married
Inward Jones at Youngstown, Ohio.
Aard Griffith, one of the best
Rn press telegraph operators in the
Ety, died at New Orleans.
B Carskadon, a prominent Kansas
Attorney, dropped dead of heart dis
He was born in Kaser. w. Va,
ka.
eut. George r. Bennett of the Ninth
sd States cavalry has been detailed
Professor Of military science and
PES at the Iowa State university.
!. Morgan has determined not to
Dt publicly his recent art acquisi-
The lost and found Gainsborough
pratt Of the duchess of Devonshire.
Fero Mascagni, the Italian com
has signed a contract for an eight
fks tour in the United States with
Flalian orchestra, leaving two months
\.
|cording to the Vienna correspondent
" London Daily Mail the announce
y OF the engagement of Prince Fer
qua OF Bulgaria to Princess Xenia
montenegro is imminent.
|l1a h. Palmer, wife of Eugene Is.
|ner, a former Chicago newspaper
aled in Salt Lake City, Utah. Mrs.
'per was a daughter of Jude Lysan-
houk, and wrote over the pen name
Snow Houk."
page W. P. Beck, an old-time at
y! Of Pueblo, Colo, while address
ae county court in a lawsuit, fell
~ noor and shortly became uncon-
~ he was taken home and short
lierward died.
d Barris, D. D., first professor of
wy IN Griswold college, a promi-
\ episcopal clergyman and for
Y years curator Of the Davenport
eay Oh Sciences, died at Daven-
! iowa, aged eighty-three.
=. Harris, D. D., first professor
.'VrOgy In Griswold college, a prom
!. episcopal clergyman and forty
curator of the Davenport Acad-
!. 7 sciences, died in Davenport,
: aged eighty-three.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
An Effective AdvertIs 'ment.

All successful business men agree
that good advertising pays. Good ad-
vertising mean interesting announce
ments placed in newspapers which
reach a large proportion of the people.
Probably most experienced advertis-
ers would say that to make the merits
Of a single commodity the feature Of
an lad" is the most direct and effect
tive way of getting peoples attention
fixed on an Observation-Disclosures
phia Record.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
re nsws. ri
|
SINS and

A beautiful young girl was assorr.,
oy a deaf mute and probably fotalIv
injured. fatally
Two men were killed and two others
Texas. 'i"u'S""'
IhIee men were convicted in Cnicar,
OF selling merit board questions r. no,
lice sergeants. W.
Richard l.. Smith Of Madison w.
committed suicide because hfs w;fo
sued for a divorce, "
supposedly wealthy New Yorker
killed an actress and then committad
suicide IN a Chicago hotel.
n n~ine-year-old son of William
bd"es' near Pana, Ill, shot and killed
HIS INFANT brother because it cried
A girl student in the Nehra ska Sto.o
university pilfered from the other stu
oehtS ana was sent home in disgrace.
A Georgia mob tried to take a negro
murderer from the sheriff, and one man
was Killed and another severely wound
ed ~"
Mrs. Kimberlin, associated with ex-
GOV. St John Of Kansas in mining en-
terprises in Colorado, committed sui
clde at Colorado Springs.
r. w. Burk, wanted at Sioux Cytv,
was captured at Indianapolis. His
io"a' Tor forgery and embezzlemen,,
DOWNFALL was u to gambling.
AIlJah HeathCOte, a Des Moines con-
tractor, shot his wife because Of ipaI-
ousy. Heathcote is now in tail. His
victim is at the point Of death.
r.. w. Burke, wanted in Sioux Citv
Iowa, on a charge Of forgery and en-
beZ%iement, is reported to have been
arrested in Indianapolis.
Lieut.. Henry T. Mitchell Of the Fortv-
hrst regiment, has been arrested and
VIII be tried by court martial on the
charge of cmbezzlement, at Bacalor. of
$2T1 Of public funds.
John Gray Foster, brother of the wife
Of GOV. Mcmillan Of Tennessee. was
shot and killed on his plantation. near
Shreveport, La, by a negro laborer. A
posse is now inpursuit.
John Nicely, a young farmer near
North Vernon, Ind, shot himself at
his sweetheart's home because she
would not marry him until fall. He
wanted the wedding on July 4.
An attempt to blow up a bridge and
wreck an express train on the Union
Pacific, six miles west Of Green River.
Wyo., was frustrated by the accidental
discovery of 500 pounds OF dynamite
hidden in a ravine.
James Crabtree is under arrest al
Cape Fair, Mo, charged with the muir
der of siXteen-year-old Alice Stallion,
his granddaughter. The girls mother
and two uncles are also under arrest
for the same crime.
Sheriff w. T. Morris, in attempting to
arrest two Mexicans about ten miles
west of Kennedy, Texas. was hOt and
mOrtally wounded by one Of them. Mr..
Morris then killed the man who shot
him and wounded his other assailant.
The wounded man escaped, but officers
are In pursuit.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Value of n Musical Ear.

The late Sir Frederick Gore-Ouseley,
professor Of music at oxford, was going
10 call on a friend III London, and
asked n fellow-musician the number in
which he lived in a certain strueet. Il
don't know his number" answered the
other; but the note on his door
scraper is c sharp" Sir Frederick went
off, ~contentedly kicking the door
scrapers until ne came to the right one
when he rang the bell and went in
ArgOnaut.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
DEATH RUE TO NEGLECT.
"" iihs His Faith TO n Christian
Science Healer,

west Superior, Wis, June 16.-Chas.
L.. Catlin of this city died at Minneap-
Oils yesterday as the result Of blood
poisoning. Catlin was a strong believ-
Ct III the Christian science faith and a
prominent member of that sect in this
cry. He had no physician during his
illness and was attended by a Christian
science healer. He had Deer sick only
a week. His death is supposed to
nave been caused by neglect and not
having received treatment from a reg
ular physician.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Might Have Done Worse.

She-I think the doctor is just as
mean as he can be!
He-What's he done?
"Vaccinated me on the right arm, and
I can't use it at ALL"
1T might be worse"
IL can't see how"
"He might have vaccinated you on the
tongue.'-Yonkers Statesman.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
HELD Up BY GYPSIES.
""hchmen Cause Numerous .rrcx,.
IN u Result.

anaconda, Mont. June 16.-While G
~, meyers n William Butler were re-
turning to their ranch they were held
up by eighteen or twenty women and
robbie of everything of value thev had
on 'leih' Alter their hold-up they con-
Iinueu on their way home. but on their
return to the city they had warrants
sworn out for the arrest of a number
oI gypsy women who were brought to
Co"h II arraigned before Justice
VUants court and sent to the county
jail in default of bonds.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
Cuckoo Eyes.

Willie had been told that when a hen
is heard cackling around it is a pretty
sure sign she has laid an egg. One
day he ran TO his mother in an excited
manner and exclaimed:
"Oh, mamma, I just heard the cuckoo
in the clock make noise. I'll go down
and see il she's laid an egg."-Yonkers
Statesman.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
PATENTS.
List of Patents Issued TO Northwes
northwestern Inventors.

Edwin Carlson, Minneapolis, Mimi,
combination square; Jacob P. Larson,
Nelson, Mimi, vehicle spring; Will
lam l.. Nottingham. Fl. Benton, Mont,
non-refllable bottle; James L. Record,
Minneapolis, Mimi, adjustable support
for journal boxes; Edwin A. Sperry,
Biwabik, Mimi, concentration.
Iothrop & Johnson, patent ATTORNEYS, BIZ a
4l2 Pioneer Press Bldg, st. Paul, MINI.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-06-20
r.. you Usinr Anen,s Foot-Ease.

It is the only cure for Swollen,
Smarting, Burning, Sweating Feet,
Corns and bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot Ease, a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
stores. 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allen s. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.