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

A masked mar confronted me with a
pistol IN a lonely spot on the dark road
Cough mp yonr thermometer" he dc.
handed grutily.
| fumbled for my IS carat tlmeplece,
thinking that my last hour was nj
hand. When | dared 10 look up. he
had vanished with his plumber.
Even then. such liz the incongruity OF
the human mind. though rejolce,l that
my time had not yet come. | regretted
In my heart that it had gone. = New
York Sun.
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Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of
Administration.

Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of
Administration
state Of South Dakota,
County Of Day. ?
In County Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate of
Bjorn Johnson,
Deceased.
The State nf South Dakota sends Greeting
to Marie J. Vik. John q. Nik, julia f.. Han.
son. Carrie Tallakson, Bertha Stianson, Law
renee Sater.o aud Eliza Saterro, heirs next OF
k in of RioTn johnson deceased, and to all to
" HON these presents may cone.
Notice is hereby given that Gilbert Her d.
rIcksun las fled with the Judge of this Court,
a petition pray ing for Letters of Administra.
tion of the Estate of Bjorn Johnson. deceased,
and that Monday, the I'd day Of September,
1901, at 10 o'clock n. m. of said day, being a
day of y regular term Of tins Court, to-wit: oil
the Saptembar term, 1901, ut the court room oil
said Court at Webster in the County OF Day,
have been appointed as the time and place
for hearing said petition, when and where
any person msy appear and show cause why
said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Hon. John u. Lund. Judge oI
the County Cont. and the Seal Gf said Court.
this sixth day of August A. ID. 1901. at his
Office 10 the City Of Webster, County OF Day
State OF South Dakota.
John II, Lnnd,
tSeaI.l Judge vi Comfy Court
Attest
Albert Smith. Clerk.
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Notice for Publication,
juno 2C.Gw

land Office at WATERFOWL, 5. D., May Oh
1901. u
Notice is hereby given that the. following
named settler has filea notice OF ms Intention
10 make his home stead ira proof az shppof
of his claim, and that said proof VIII De mau'
before lie couuty ipdce. or IN his absence th'
clerk of courts, at Webster, Day County'S d.
on Aug. IL, 1901, viz:
PETER p. KINGSLEY. 90,
II. Il. 22TlS for the lot 4 section 81, Twp IA
north Of range So, west 9th y. M.
He names the following witnesses 20 prov
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz: n
Sureuson. a. O. RuuEhageu ana i. " MOI
zen, all of Rosiyn, D. D.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-08
Notice OF Hearing Petition for Letters
OF ADMINISTRATION.

| State OF South Dakota.
County Of Day,
In County Coart.
In tie Matter OF the Estate of
Margaret Patterson, deceased.)
The State OF South Dakota sends Erecting
| 70 lanes Patterson. Hugh Nj. Patterson,
Rertie Patterson. Mabel Patterson ana Ennh
Patterson, heirs next of kin OF MARGARET rat-
tersun. deceased. and to all to whom THESE
presents may come.
Notice is hereby given that james Patter'
con has filed with the Judge OF this Ionrt. a
,,n, ition. praying for Letters az AdUlhistra'
tinp ~ tha FEtate of Margaret PATTERSON
deceased, and that Monday, the second gay
Of September. 1901, at 10 o'clock a m. OF ssia
day, being a day Of q regniar term o. thlS
Cont. to.wit: Of the September TORN, lVl, az
tide rCprt room Of said Court ut webster, IN
The ounty of Day, have been appointeu as
ilC time and place for hearing SAM petltioh;
hen and where Any person may appear anu
show cause why said petition should not DC
granted,
Witness the Hon. John II, Lund. Judge OF
fla County Court. and the Seal OF said Court,
this 7,h day of July, A. ID. 1901. at his Office in
The CITY of Webster, County OF Day, state OF
John II, Luud,
ISeal.l Judge OF County Court
Attest:
Albert Smith, Clerk.
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Notice for Publication.
July Is 9

Land Cfice at WATERFOWL, S. D., July Ii,
1901.
Notice is hereby given that tue following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
t~ make homestead final proof In support OF
The county judge or, in his absence. the clerk
of the county court, at Webster, S. d., Sept.
l6, 1901, viz:
HERMAN ENRICH
Homestead entry No. - .l67 for n u, nwA-
sWA. MN and NV ! sw Il section q IN town
ship l2l. month OF rautc IS, west OF the 5th Pm
lie names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
1hoIue Battle, Matthias NieTland. Stefsn
Shrier and August krause. all OF hutley.S. ID.
Lee Slower. Register.
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Notice for Publication.
FIRST pub July lS-6w.

First pub July lS-Gw.
Land Office at Watertown, 5. D., July IA,
1901.
named settler has flied notice az his Intention
TO make his homestead final proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof will DO made
before the Judge or in his absence the Clerk
of County Court at Webster, s. D., on Sept.
). 1901 viz:
MASON SANBORN
Homestead entry No. 2-04 for the swA. Sec
2, Twp. 40 north of range 81. W 5th y. M.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon aid cultivation
OF said land, viz:
Willis Hartsough. Alfred Hanson ard Carl
j. Han son all of Butter, ). D., and John
GebIer. of Lily, 5. ID.
Lee Slower, Register.
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Notice for Publication.

FIRST pub, jay Is, IUI.
Land Office at Wetertown. S, d, July IL,
1861.
Notice is hereby Eivon that the following
nemed settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make homestead final proof IN support
OF his claim. and that said proof will be made
before the comfy judge or in his sbsence the
clerk OF Courts at Webster, ). D., ON Sept. 8,
1901.
BERNARD GFRDES
Homestead entry No, p Gs3 fer The Sc u
81 section 20. township III, north of range
So west 5th p. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud Gu. tIvatiop
of said land. VIZ:
Darwin ]. Williams. Ma.tin Giblin. Martin
Geysr and John HeiUrichs, all of Webster.
5. D..
/ &c Slower.
Register,
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probe. of ignorance.

why don't you bookstore clerks
know more about booksg'
"aiadam. we don't dare be intellec-
tual. for ustome would ask us so
many questions that we couldn't make
any sales."-<shicago Record.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-08

To a youth of 20 middle age is from
30 10 40. To a yeuns man OF 40 mid
die age Is from % TO U0.-Someryille
Journal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-08

RAhhoNI CHAPTER, No %, r.. A. NJ. Reru.
Monday OF eaci, month an Masonie \. aourtn
attsn npsn,ons visiting The city are inyitei 10
AsSs' S@s- Frank Graby, II. II. p.
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Special Execution Sale.
.Julv ~ N

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF a
decree in foreclosure of n real estate mort
gage and a SPECIAL execution issued OUT q,
aud under the seal of the circuit court ia ana
for the County of Day ard State OF South
Dakota. upon said decree for " ,6Sl.S ehtefen
in the office of the clerk OF SAID court on !he
18th day of July A. d, 1901, m ar setlon
wherein Moses L. Runucls, as adm'nIstrator OF
the estate of ka therine b. kuDnrls, deceased
is plaintiff. and Franc X. Small. EDWIN w;
Small and Albert Smith are defendants; ann
directed and delivered 10 me as such sherlH
of said county. | will sell the property
described as follows. tUwit: Commencing at
a point where the north line of Second avenue
in the villsge Of Webster, Day County. South
Dakota. according to The original plat on ME
in the Office of he Register Of Deeds OF SAID
County. If extended in due westerly direction
would interscct the East line OF the NOrth
West Quarter of the South West Quarter OF
Section -, in Town 122. North of Range b0,
West, and running thence West w, ana two-
hftbs feet. thence due North atO feet, thence
due East 2S2. and two hfths feet and th"hce
one South 80 feet 10 the place OF beGlhRInS'
ISsid above tract being TOW known and deS-
cribed as" Lot 3, of Auditors Subdivision OF
the West One Half of the South West Quarter
of Section 50. in Township ~ of Range 80. OF
the now city of Webster and containing Two
acres. more OF less. according 10 the govern
ment survey thereof, together with ali Tue
appuTtcnances aud haredita ments thereuLtn
helongit <. to the highest bidder for cash, at
public auction, at the front door of the Court
House III the city Of Webster, in said County
ard State. On Saturday. lhe Gath day OF
August. A d. 1901, at the hour of two o'clock.
IN the afternoon of that DAY. or. SO much
thereof as may ae sufficient to satisfy the sand
Execution and Decree. together with interest
and costs thereon.
Dated at Webster, Day County, South Dakota
this 10th. day Of July. 1871.
William Rich.
Sheriff in and for
Day county, South
Dakota.
Frank Sears, Esq.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
wabetar Nav T,untv Cnpfh DaEptn
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-08

veakens the body and de
trades the mind. 1t saps
he nervous strength that
5 the source Of all health,
sand perverts the functions
of every organ. Because
pf its stubborn nature, it is
often called incurable. This
5 not true. There is one
medicine that never fails to
heck the nervous spasms
Ind give new strength to
The entire system.
My boy had epileptic fits for three
ears. Doctors failed to help him and
he got SO bad that he had ten spasms
n one week, We began giving him
Ner. Miles Nervine in May, and by
November he was cured
MRS. Ii. M. TINDALI,
Hastings, Neh.
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WEBSTER LODGE No. lis. /. O. q n
n Meets every Friday night att a. a. n
nah. all Odd Fellows invited to attend
q CHARLEs PAsMR, n. q.
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OlS CHAPTER, No. g. O. II. s. Meets m,
second and fourth Tuesday evening ~
each month in Masonic Temple Members q,
me oiaer cordially invited to attend these
e, Laura PETERSON, W. NJ.
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WhEsIER LODGE No. 50. a. O. u. ".
zach month ut their hall il, Mas"nie Tnn %
''sitine brothers invited 10 attend:
Nh MILLER, al. W.
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hAlLHAY TMF TABLE.
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. PAIL RAILWAY
Fl. q d. DIVISION.

WEST BOUND.
Passenger No. 3, Daily, a.mAM
rhro' Freight. No. Is, DAILY. ~ ~ = Il
Way Freight, No. 90. ecpt sunday 3t35 p IL
EAST BOUND.
Passenger, No.6 6. Daily.... 1921 p NJ
Way Freight, No. 81. ecpt SUNDAY, 10. 10 4. II
no ~ 1912 a. 81.
as-Freighis subject to abandonment
daily except Sunday.
L. A.. BRADLEY. AGENT.
lNoTkaU LoDiE, No. "a, A. n. and A. M.,
Regular communications first and thir,I
Inosday evenings in each month. All Mnste,
Aasops' IN good standing. soiouruinC in tbe
city re~cordially invited to visit. -
Nv a. r.. THOMPSON, w. Nj.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16
KILLING OF KING HUMBERI
DELIBERATE ACT OF AN ITALIAN
FANATIC.
He Travelled Across the Ocean to Com
NIT the Decentralization
of President Carnot

King Humbert Of Italy was assassinated
at Monza. Italy, on July 20 1900, 10y Gae-
tano Brcsci, an Italian anarchist, who lived
Ia West Hohokon, y. j. Bresci was son
fenced to solitary confinement Tor lie. lie
committed suicide 10 his cell two months
ago.
While living az his summer villa nearby
King Humbert had gone to the grounds OF
the Gymastc society at Monza 90 dis
tribute the prizes TO the victorious ath.
letes lie rode In his carriage, attended
only 6y his aide de camp. and with neither
escorts nor guards When the work Of DIS.
irlhuilng the prizes bad been finished the
king rc-entered his carriage. He was sinil.
Ing, happy ana perfectly az ease. The
crowd was cheering
In the midst 81 the crowd was Bresci,
pushing about to obtain an advantageous
position just as the horses were about II
start he drew a revolver and discharged
II three times One bullet went through
King Humherts hear, aud he fell back
into the arms OF his aide ~ the attend
ant bent over him be opened bis eyes.
1T " nothiug,' be said, and became US
Bresci had been seized By many hands
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MORPFIINE

Opium and Liquor habits cured az home ~
. treatment wholly new n method. action
End results. No pain, suffering Q, prostts-
evcrr dav Nc dfeAded last stage, OF sun
stInitlon, but thorough lasting cure. tree
trial treatment and recalled booklet sent %
request Write foday 90
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NOW AND THEN

While thct summor sun wuz shnin
Bright pZ suns lo ever suluc,
Quito fool err fuzzy notion
Got into this head MS mine:
I've bin Wurdn steady WWNn
Now fer nigh ON forty wears,
Now pnwiu' now a plantin'
Gltin' through 'ilh SMILES ana tears
But en- WIZ ont thar hociu'
jist Thought ia rest q While
An while rcstin WIZ thinkin
Nv same things tibet made me smile
Fu-t IL INNS a bin th horn
rhct did start me on these ways.
Au' | kinder got { thiusiu
Nv my childhond's horin' days.
An ! sat there tbmkln', thinkin
W. tn time ust { hoe,
Down thar IN thct weedy bottom,
Mhar EN- boss weeds rank ala grow
An how J would keep on hoein
TIN ! got down mex tn slichm
Then ia lean ON my hoe hnnle,
An jus hinder soricr dream
Dream. an then IA start T. hackln
At EN- boss weeds lth my hoe
An nd hurry hack & dreamin
After | he'd hacked row
Then ia hear our OF hell ringin
An ia know 'tVplz dinner time,
So i'h my noe DER my shoulder,
Whisllin up ia hin ia elmo.
wuz young an am OF now,
But sch know "a like I see
! Jist fer Ouct down In thct hotipm,
Ef u looks tll' samc me-
/ / don't spert IA feel ~ Jolly,
Clmbiu tibet hin now ~ hen,
| But onct more IA Ike { try H.,
| w IA boyhood days again
| Thar / SGT a thlukin' thinkln',
Jlst ferglttiu eVrgthlhg
| Then my min run back t. school days
| An / herd tibet OF ben ring
| Jlst ez plain IN my miu' rngln,
| IL an boyhuod days before
! An ] imagined myself tuGpin'
ith III rest Ina at the door.
| Then seed my boyho0d sweetheart
| In my min cz plain ~ life
1 list ~ sweet I'M smllts "a gentle
~ she now hcz ez rF wife;
| An th' days tibet long hey passed me
SEEMED ~ | sot there, quite near,
An / could not keep frum slghn'
Ner keep frum my eye a tear.
| forgot while | wuL seitin
In Ia shade IN my stfnnge 10y
Thet IN years ned turned { decades,
An tibet I WIZ not hoy:
Then / raised up slow an slih IKE
| 'lth "A WEAKNESS untold,
| list 4 find ia years bore heavy
An thet l wuz gettin old.
-Iellard Edison Buell.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16
CONSCIOUSNESS.

For The Post.
If yesterday some friend had prnphesied
That you would meet misfortune and de-
feat
Would You have been prepared TO make
Into a desert land. there satisfied
81 tell thee nayl My soul with courage
blcut.
Would have assumed It's armour OF de-
fence aud fight
while heart nnd mind directed 20 the
right.
II yesterday some friend had told Of strife,
is wrctchpdncss as consequence ~ sin
Would YOU have been resigned 10 enter 10
The straight and narrow way that leads
10 lifef
II ten thee year, My soul rcpeniani SUI,
In gentleness Of thought Gods child % Pc
Would kneel "a prayer throughout eter
nifty, .t
-Sliy Stedman Cox.
Houston. Texas, September s. 1891
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TWO LOTS on lIlll street, corner and in.
side, 500; good buy. NDrteet, Blnz
building. iti
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ian prairie; every gculogist and oil eN-
pcrt that have visited Dayton prairie
nrononncc the indications gilt edge yer
oil. W c. Moore, 3O5h Main strev',
llnustOu ~
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to''- ~ sale. two lncnbntofs' y" :
wagon e" ~, III travis street -
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'ss M good man In ench town ia
y w@t money 20 the right person.
Collee'Io, address The Retail Credit
|lder cav Association, T. o. Box 4si.
-~olvfado- a
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THREE ROOM cottagc. close IN. Apnly
3l1 Caroline 81
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FOUR LOTS with good threc-room cot.
tage, Firth ward. 500: easy terms Nor.
feet, Rlnz building. he
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FOR RENT New slXroum, lwo-story rcsl
dcnce: latest couyenlences; corner Trn
Wis and Gray. apply promises. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16

FOR RENT Threc-room cottage, $ Char
tres street Apply at Houston Watrr
compnny's Office, GO Fannn. II
DESIRABLE furnished room for gentle
men rlosc in. reasonable rent; old phone
N96 IL
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FOR RENT.

LARGE FRONT ROOM. corner Main ana
Congress. $40. suitable for office or he'd
room Edmund G. Cochran. ll2.9 Main y
FOR RENT Large front room. nicely fur
nished; private Family p1vcd street. near
IN. Address iI03, this onice, IL
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Memphis lTonnj sclmitar
Russian troops are masslne on the TURK
ish frontier. The movement, hewcver hlH
no significance. II T. only me ahnhal
hiun which Russia Hike the other powers
IL In the habit Of making at poor Old Tar'
key.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16
MANcIInsrEN CLorn.

Manchester, September Ia, iiusiness in
the market has hecn for week over
Swallowed by the news regarding Mckinley.
The feeling Of gloom has been widespread
from the day of the attack, rendering ordi-
nary transacilo ions nearly impossible
Throughout last week the cloth market
was characterized hy lack Of animation
and by complaints of general difficulty at
fnching tn business. There -syas some In
nulry for lndln, but recently manN purr'
have. been imp ssble although some hay,
been booked The opinion is general how
ever that the present is not q favorable
time for operating especially as stocks ol
the other side are large
| There were occasional unimportaut trans
actions with Chiui during the week an,
therc was demand from South America IN,
home trade was apparently hfrless.
Yarns were generally unsatisfactory, M
though there was a slight Increase Il
! huyIng
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16

U0TTgT0N AND SUBURBAN Several en-
elhle residences, city and snsppEDsn ioi IN
on easy terms. Lands ahu ~ Gam.
many OF the ieA"s n
Spr- ATnoId & Roberts, 610l5 Main street.
TTieiner building. for oil lands ~ Sous
Lake and slFatogaj they nave si iP in near near
Nv. Wells that Will gush In Few dt MS, ,,
trom one acre up 20 100 acres rang lil
IN price from $50 up 20 SID psf I'm on
Call anu see nssN n
Ehp sALE-The half o. block $50 On ~.
EEn,annei hctween Walker ana Mrhl "
new Address ]. Galbralth, Galveston =
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DINiON MOUND on LAND-LoIs a3N
SO and $l0G Box II. san Antoine
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F0V VENT- suite OF offices up stairs oyer
Commercial National bank; southeSst
front A. w. Pollard, at lnman, helms
A Co.'S office. u
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AGENTS WANTED.

Ias District aud local ngents IN
IA, the only accident and sick
h sli MAPany In the State that haf
Hive N4llns promptly, paying an al
referelaet 10 tlrst-class producers
Hhern csANes no others need Apply.
la 'ssualty Association, Beaumont,
u.gS
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r,,.,, ore several polnts " striking re-
son,,lancc between the assassination OF
prcsldcnt sndi Carnot and the aiiemp'
,,,on The life of President McKipley Pr'S',
dent cnrnot was killed with pelgnaro
IN lyons. hy an anarchist named CESAR"
Sauto on June a. lse4' sah'o was Wv
cuted for his crime
ritn President Mckinley, President car
not was a visitor at an exposition ne
Mad rouc 10 Lyons with Premier bnpuN
,p1 other officials Of the government 10 NJ,
tend the exhibition al arts, S'ltn,.S IN n,
ministries Also alike Is the mUnhyv ~
which the assailants 0ppInhcneu sr
AVA md was allowed TO approach ne
cause il appeared Ike petition ne ne
N's !r6e 10 nfrsIirnt had left the banquet 81
tho chamber Of commerce on the Np1hhu
lion grounds AT $3.50 o'clock IA INV 'Ntn''
Ia ariyc tn the Grand thenier. Wh',' II
mi, uprformNucc had been HtNWstu ~
honor of his visit to the clN Tvs un,n
rjnpo stood in the Place d" IA hVulaV, NV
he had lust seated himsclt ia IT. ""'n
'Witnnnina quickly forward Sauto sprang
upon tho steps Of The cafrloE'' IvS., ,',
Garnet had no warning uutil thr hara9W
/ knife was plunged Into his body rue
earrinrc vas driven go once to the prrlrc
turr. where the dyn9 man was rorH' XII
lie lived until rev minutes pasl ~
nipht. puh WIS scml conscious To- me 9St
Snutr was seized at once hN ~" pHli'r
{ who had hard work q pIo,ect MN ,u I,'
tn fear him to ulcccs, the mon 'ClWt'
the Italian CONSULATE aud demhnlcH INA
the Aag aud cont OF ninlS ne IuanWN W. ~,
Beaten back again. ihcr rushed upon ~
lalian restaurant, stripped II o' us nut
nishiugs and set u ON hre. ,,.lt.
II was found lint Sonto was 9n lt4iia
anarchist who had been employed lu Cen
as 4 hakcr. lie bought lho polsnard o
Friday und on SATURDAY lefi after guy
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For RENT- Flvc.room cottage, sixth aud
Giraiu streets. one block from central
depot Inquire NAPLES Drug Store. ~
TT7VZiSIli;D ROOM--7i1 travis 81. ~