davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-02
Cages : Neuisfeiten.
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Ser &pnereB bat iid an
Dienitag Nbeno furs pDr E l1br oer=
taot. 9as 6aus batte nod fur5 gu
ppr ben 8onferen5s 8eriht uber Die
Warine : 0emiqigung5 8ia ange=
tDmmen.
9as Observation-Disclosures bat
mod fur5 Dor Der Sertagung cine
Sill angenommen, nel9e Die Grz
ridtune BON Denfmdlern fir ben
General Steuben uno ben @rafen
8ulasfi %anoronet.
= Der Streif i'm Nntbracitfoblen=
9iitrifte 8enniplpaniens bat am /.
Suli oas erite Spfer an Wen1den=
leben eefoitet. SIN Durpa muroe
ein Streifer, elm Staliener, p0r elmer
@ruben=@ abe eriboiien, als er in
cine rStDdabe" einoringen moute.
Sn Der lebten Belt Bat Die
Gidlenbung unerpiin1hter Gin
tpanberer pom SEEM 0orfer 6afen
aus orDBere Dimenftpnen nngenpm=
men. 2ebtes Sabr tpuroen i'm
Waai uuo Stunt 1,011 8erlonett piez
Der oahin transportirt, 100 tie beree=
funttr,en noren, beuer aber felt Dem
/. Mai bereits LAP. Die Gin
tpanoeruness8 ebDrbe bat ferner Die
8eobadtung aemabt. oab iebt mebr
altere 2eute iid) unter ben @innan=
berern befinben, als friiber. Webr
als Die 6alfte Der N~nfDmmlinoe lit
bee 2eIens uno Sbreibens unfunoia.
BDn bieien surideeianbten Berlpnen
paren 785 pplni11e uno ruliiiAe
Suben, 1873 @alisier, @riehen poer
8umdnen, $40 maren Staliener uno
ungarn. 80 Deutihe, 43 Srldnoer,
% gngldnoer, 25 5fanoinaoier,
35 Simmer unb SO girfen uno
Nrmenier.
Nus ben Staaten SQinois,
Mibiean uno Seem Durf miro iber=
mdBig itarfer unb anbaltenber Ge=
genfaa beribtet, ourA pelden Die
grntez Iusiihten ftarf beeintrdhtiet
meroen.
Nuslanb.
= Sn 2Dnopn muroe am l. Suli
cine groBe Sruppen=& epue abgebal=
ten, BET nelber Der 8rinS bon Wa=
les ben 8Dnig pertrat. Ser UNI
ftano, baB auh Die &Dnigin Ileran-
bra Der Baraoe beinDbnte, miro als
Elm 3ei6en betrabtet. baB ba8 Be-
finbeu bes &Dnias gonaro gu fei=
ner ernften 8eiorgniB mebr GnlaB
eiebt.
Mus Nntmerpen miro berintet:
Das bieiige 8latt Opinion" bringt
elm inn BON 8riiiel suge9angenes
9elearamm oes Snbalts, baB Warie
9enriette, Die 91nigin bon Belgien,
Die befanntlib al, elmer erniten 6era=
franfbeit leioet, raid ibrer NuHDlung
entgegeniiebe. Sic lei lid9 hires na=
BE bepOritebenoen 6iniheioens be-
muBt.
Man ibreibt aus Mtaorio:
Set Der &r1nuna oes 8Dnias Nl=
ionlo lino 3uiiti9feiten amilfen inn
nro ieiner Wutter. Der &Dnigin-
8ittpe Maria, 10 baufig uno 10 bef=
tig getpeien, baB iie iih gu einem re-
9elrehten Sfanoa[ enttpidelt BADEN.
Die a~erinelten 8erlube BON Seiten
Der Mutter, ben iungen Mpnarden
81 leiten, itpBen auf beftiee 0ppoIi=
tion. Sn 8egenpart BON Dienerr
ertlarte firalid Der &6nie Ieiner
Mutter, er tperoe ite aus Dem Balait
treiben, tpenn iie feline @lnlhe nidt
reipeftire.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-02

Bflaumen gum @inmahen.
$1.O0 per 8uibel. Carr o M
Fl on 6 o.. 100 Wain Blasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-02
@rumSeiseutbams llebertrasuusem.

Srib unb Marp Watbies an Sobn
Strider. @runoitiid an Slo= Breia=
Str, $3.50.
Clement Gripeui an @m. 9.
arempfau, 160 Nder 2ano i'm Sure
pep GIG. 8reis nominen.
Sames 8ropr an s. s. Walter,
2 @runbitiide an Oaibia Ipenue,
81 300.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-02
Gin kfarer Gopf,

CUTE 8srbauuns unO ein bobss lift.
seS alter fino 3tpei @eiultate. Die ourd'
ben @ebraud9 Don Cuffs 2ebsr@Yiaen
sr3ielt werben.
Cine frwieGtns Tbat(adc.
&opfidmersen, Malurla, W~aaenidurt.
g~eritopfuna. Dnspspiie, @ausnleiSea
unb abnlide &rantbsiten meroen poll
ft6nbis ssbsiIt burd ben @sbrandl DO,
IMtt'S 2eber. Wiue,t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-02

fi9 Die 8aronin nit triumpbtrenbem
2d6eln. rSas 1T etne 2iebe! Mber
9r i9einIt eini1lafen gu pouen."
8ettb Sra9bers bate ben &opf tpiez
Der eesen bas politer sebridt. Miit
5udenben Wtmpern CAB fie itd ben Qn<
59ein pDuieen @lei9mutbs.
u2tes muir lpeiter!"
Oie 8aronin fubr fort: v@laube ia
nt9t, liebite Sante Sina, bab i9 mid
10 obne Wsiteres benz Slid meines
9eraens Iberlafe. Sd fiible gu tpobl,
bab Mar mir in olem urenblt9 iiberz
legen tit, unb penr es aud fub bleibt.
inn blinblinss gu fofsen unb burd
feline Musen in eine mir nod frembe
Melt gu idauen, 10 eebe id mir bod
ale Miibe, aus ben 8inberI9uben berz
ausaufommen, in bsnen i9 nod 70 tief
itede. Sd poate, i1 bate 8ettbs 8erz
itanb. @riibe tie tauienbmal bon mir.
Mu9 Mar fenbet Gu9 onen feinen
@rub!!"
,9Dre ouf Mutter!!" unterbrah Die
iunse Trau nit rauber Stimme bic
eifrise 8prleierin. pS9 fange on gu
frieren.4
Sic frpr in Der Shat big ms innerIte
Marf. Marie @ntoniens barmfoie
Mprte batien tie tpie peiti6enb;ebe gez
troffen. 8, ME aus Dteiem 6ieberfroit
bes S9mer3es bic 8lutb beg 9o1es
iturmglei6 auflo6te!
ngDir potfen faon morsen fort"
ftieB tie baftig lerpor. Sage oler
Danen III Hteinsm Nau1en 2ebenobl.
Wenn i9 pieberfonrle-ipenn-"
Sic b%erfanf in S9peigen.
Mm ndhiten Mittaa reiften fie ab.
(5ortleBuna fDlat).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-02
Gin armer Miaiumar

itarb fnrslib in 2onbon, neil er iei=
ne MabrnnessW iittel nibt neroauen
fpnnte. 5riibseitieer @ebrauh BON
DR.. Kings New Life Pills
niiroe i'm aerettet baben. Sic itdr=
fen ben Wagen. befDroeru Die Ser
bauung uno fteIen ben Ippetit
tpieoer Der. BreiS % gts. Das
@elo miro suriideritattet, tuenn feline
3ufrieoenbeit leitens bes Batienterl
bepirft wirb. 3u besieben burh
s. &alteper u Sobn, @en. s. s.
Shmitt, gigentbiimer, uno No.
DreiB.
Cine aus Der SUIT eearifene
0ahriht idnet meiit an: sau8
better Gueue erfabran mir"......
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23
sfate TneasarY CONDITION.

Pursuant 10 the requirements OF
law, Governor Doekery, on yester.
day, examined tho books, papers
and vouchers Of State Treasure vii.
hams. Commenting upon the ex-
animation, the Governor said:
UIfound the books Of State Treas
'rr6r Williams neatly and accurately
Kept They disclose in ample de.
tail every transaction relating 10
che income and disbursements Of
of the State Treasury
"The Treasury situation continues
to BE- exccedingIY satisfactory.
On yesterday afternoon theiotal
cash 10 the Treasury to the credit OF
al tho funds aggregated the splen.
did total of s2,520.568.41. OF
this amount, sl,OO6,9 ,949.37 was
ersdited TO the revenue fund to de-
fray The current expenses of the
State Government. The balance re-
manning IN tho.trcasury is held, to
meet the liabilities on account ofthe
Worlds Fair. the Collateral lnher'
stance Law, tho Foreign Insurance
Fund and other funds due the var
iens state institutions.
fThe people are to be congratu
lated upon the State'ssuperb fnapci
al condition.-Jefferson City Press
April IL.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23
Kicfory in kansas CifY.

Governor Dockery was greatly
pleased over the success Of the DEM
ocrats both in Kansas City and st.
Joseph 10 Tuesdays elections and
spoke freely yesterday OF the tri-
ampbs achieved by the party In
state politics and nationally. The
Goyernor sounded warning to
public service corporations 70 keep
out Of politics and cease to attempt
TO-, control conventions, primaries
and elections.
In discussing the results ofthe cleo
lions and the present trend Of pop
ular sentiment along political lines
Governor Dockery said:
"This Is to be q democratic year,
both In the state and nation. MIS-
eouri, as usual, will lead the van.
"The inevitable aud historic fa'
-tAlity to the dominant party, inci-
dent to the accession Of . Vice
President to the Presidency, is al
ready vexing tho republicans, and
will almost certainly defeat them
IN the oomlng eieOtion.
aThe popular branch Of Congress
Vie likely to pass under democratic
scantrol.
.HThsre seems to be disposition
among the democrats almost every
where to .sget together and dem.
ocralic harmony assures democra.
v&lc success. The air is already el-
..etric with manifestations Of coming
democratic triumphs.
The city elections of q week ago
disclose the hostile trend Of public
sentiment in Missouri against The
republican party. This was EN-
phasized ON yesterday by tho re-
snlts Of the elections in the grea'
cities OF st. Joseph and Kansas City
aThe democracy favors q CON
tinuation Of the policy which i'm
poses just and fair taxation npof
ell forms Of property, whether cor
porate, real or personal.
"The democracy favors o system
of laws which fully conserve th'
interests ofIabor, while at the sans
time dealingjnstly With capital
aThe democracy favors hon
aat ataas;nn lasua. Guaranteeing Il
the people the high born right Q
nntrammelled and uncorrupted SUI
frage.
"The democracy favors promot
ing the interests Of Agriculture
Manufactures, labor. and all th'
other varied and mighty interest,"
"Ths democracy of Missouri !
sanHed against republican polite
and favoFs ; continuation OF ou
naagniHcent educational system
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23
Obifaary.

Martha A. Talent daughter OF FRANCIS
and Elizabeth Erwin, was born il tIIsw-
kins county, Tennessee, December 8, 1881.
Was married 10 G. W. Talent March 81,
1859. Went 10 Der home In the skies,
March "A, 1902 aged 20 years, 8 months
and 10 days. sssssss.s-.....a..s-l
She professed religion when she vas
fourteen years Of age and Joined the
Methodist Episcopal church, OF which she
remained faithful member till about the
year Of 1876 when she got her letter from
that church and joined the Congregational
Methodist church at New Prospect OF
which she continued faithful member un-
I'll she fell ssleepi ia Jesus. She loved e
20 TO church aud be with the people oil
God, ever walking BY faith and NOT by
sight. Her home was always open 10 the
ministers Of the Gospel and her kind hos
pitality reached out to all.
All her life she labOred hard TO help
make ! living. Her husband, 6, W.
Talent, ofeen being awaY from home
teaching school during tho week and
preaching on Sunday. But for the last
three years he has been greatly afflicted Of
paralysis, during which time she waited
on him, caring for him in bis Affections
constantly. She was taken SICK tnfeo
veaks before her death. Dufing her sick
's''s Il .,,g..aa r,,ch hvt aha hoya e all
heAs S..0 'N-o. " r,.-,...,- i ..:,,ao
with the greatest or ohrl'a'a ~ r'isuuV'
constantly leaning on HIS strong arm Who
said II will be with thee. In the be-
.,.;.. 10 ho. s,ckness she had heavenly
saas = ~ I. -. h.as;aa Who re.
vs'sOfs y .oIo M. s..sa,.,,,,, vo,ds
NAMED Whhe' sPeaAli's SsAt'Si.~s ~
TO her; after which they sa'd I'VE VIII
leave Won for while and go TO the camp
maatins in the skies" She constantly
called on Jesus to help and bless all. On
sunday before she died on Monday norm.
4. several friends came to see her She
told them 70 be ready, for, said she, "You
A. Il. know at what place in the lane you
,v,ll b over tAkeb; some VIII be taken
s,d .o,,,a leftn, on Monday morning.
| U t,fteep minutes past eight o'clock, shs
n...aa ~. a. easily aud as peacefully as Q
,m,,a aha Going 40 sleep on its mothers
| ,s.ar, -
DsI ..Ths,a i IL death--the leaves iall.
The flowers may fade and pass away,
They wait through wintry 2 hours y M
TIL Che ccm'pg q 'ue II"
There y ne dsasn.ln is .-s, ,s,S a Slant tread
aiRs !. Y ~ 7. ,nvas sl ones from our arms
And then We aay Of them--they'r doAd
/! cBut thew are not dead; they have
Only passed 70 the Other shore ,s "a
And before the eternal .l, 'erOns easaSsr more @
i Ihsy s'ps = ~ - - .,othar I'M tbe
Fare snee We, ~, - r ~ sball ~
Resurrection msla'"s ...s,;.a sr On INV brow
the beauty o. U'.u i, .osrs srom
And God snAl w,pe ~, ~, - 4 moro
s sn.,t ess' ss,,har ars sorrow nor CRYING. Meth
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23

wholly divorced nom parIuan con
troll,
"The democracy favor. con.
tipuation Of that Anberb aIcnl sys-
tenn, which for thirty years Ias been
80 administered as 10 Mop lie
state In harmony with tho progress
OF The times. and yet red 90 or
tax rate 10 The lowest Of thy state
Of the Union
cf this sovereign state.
"Along these lines the Democrat.
tic party Of Missouri will mlye to 90
old time triumph; and tbs Election
IN kansas City emphasizes lhe war
ming, wbich'f now give I'd public
service corporations, TO keIp oul
Of politics and not attemptIto con
troll conventions, primaries pr cleo
tions."
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23
.ln,4y.
Old diok0fY' ChlnA

(By Our Associate Editor
perhapsths New York Central
Railroad thiaka,l 20 Ioaeor ssods
= U. s. Senator IN. sb0sIDess. (.
Joe Blaekbarn should not have
been 50 Inconsidsraio as otrsad on
llhe toes Of the corporations Sen.
at6rs.
{ DR. Talmaee has preached bis Iap.
sermon and has gone where he will
learn whether he guessed right or
wrong. Peace to hisremains.
AS there are two sides 10 every.
thing, that lecture manager might
find 1t profitable 10 bring the com
mander Of the Bulgarian brigands
over to tell bis side.
Eugene Ware, The new commis-
sioner Of Pensions Is an expert
poker player as well as a poet He
won a seat 10 Congress in a game
Of freeze.Ont oDce, but one Of the
losers prevented his getting Il.
According to Gov. Taft, Col. Gar.
dner was worthy Of belief aud con-
Hdence until he showed up the mil.
Itary misdeeds in the Philippine
province Of which he is acting civil
governor.
Gen. Macarthur upholds the re-.
publican policy 10 the Philippines;
but he gives the Philippines a much
higher status as a race than most
republicans do and bis opportunities
for knowing them have certainly
been as great as those of any other
man.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23

1870 20Si 0 $50 76O
2ib.6O 33 81 0 100 1900
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23

srnE Pass goes 20 more homes
bow lbsn nas newspaper eses pub
lished IN RQllipger comfy This
is no cIrculation fable; We have the
list 10 prove what we say. This is
spaalsr for those who have any
tBiBg they wish TO advertise. y
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23

sssssssssssstsesttsssas
.NlltheaSi Notes ~


IL giving the names comprising
the democratic ticket, recently nom
mated In Madison County, lastweek
we hado a mistake. I'M. Ross was
nominated for probate judge.
TIE NJ. E. Church South, AZ Farm
ingtbn, Of which Rev. ". J. Heys,
whd is we'll and iavorably known
n lhe north part ofour county. is.
paaior, opened their new sl0. 900
boasc Of worship sundny, April is.
Fsfains,on Herald
Tho work Of laying ties on the
soutbern Missouri Railroad has
boon begun 1T Ste. Genevieve, nnd
the grading Il nearly completed in
thateounty. We are informed that
within a month or six weeks The
lay ing ofgisol will boginin ST. Fran
co.'s county.
THE people Of Sloddafd county
aye still havihg trouble over their
land titles. A Arecent decision Of the
Supreme Court declares that tho
title 70 100000 acres, known asthe
Ringer lands. and which has been
in litigation number Of years, Is
still vested In the county. tits SAID
that the decision Affects thetItles 10
many homes.
Ffderiekiown Denocrai-Newsi
MIR. H. d. Benedict tried togrow
bran instead Of buying II at The
mills this week. He sent 20 one Of
the ptoros for bushel Of "rcd top"
seed and the storekeeper, by mis-
take, sent him o bushel Of bran,
Mr. b. went to work planting Il
and he says he noticed the wind
blew Il nearly all away az fast as he
planted II and when about half done
planting be discovered his mistake.
Mr.. B, says bran is all right for
cows, but o man is wasting time
when he sows bran expecting 10
raise ared topn from IT.
The board Of commissioners for
the new insane asylum at Farming.
| ton. Mo-, held Q meeting OF the La
cledc hotel yesterday and let the
contract for laundry machinery for
the Institution to the American
Laundry Machine company, Of Gin
cinati, Ohio. for 1876. The ma
chnery is TO be Installed by June l
Reports were received from Archi
tect II. II. Hohenschield and th'
contractors on the various build
lpgs, showing the progress Of tn,
work. Those present at the meet
ing we're President ]. D. Allen, 0
Butler; F. M. Wells, Of Marble Hill
and Judge ]. p. Green, of DeSotc
Saturdays Globe.n Democrat.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23

I25u
The Board will meet Monday. April 49, hear
il any may given, why such raises should not be made
Yoma truly,
JACOB A. TAYLOR,
- af,nnua, f1ark
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23

Dunklin county democrhts nom.
mated the following ticket at their
I primary election last Saturday:
Representative, j. 7. Wells;
Sheriff. II. Brooks; Collector, w. j.
Davis; Treasurer, ]. e. Rice; Coun.
ty Clerk. p. @. Harrison; Circuit
CLERK, W. p. Finch; Prosecuting
Attorney, w. S. O. Walker Pro.
bate Judge, ]. d. Spence; Coroner,
DR.. N. +. Kelly Presiding Judge,
JIM WaltrIp; District Judges, Q.
"A. Petty aud L. II. scobey.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23

'PaKsDKET RoosEvELr has declar.
ed that brutality ofAmerican troops
toward Filjpinos musi instantly
cease. Isn't that rather sudden
when The distance is consideredi
That II smacks Of sirenui.y must
be admitted, but there are great
many people who can hardly M.
dsrsiand just how Mr.. Roosevelt
will manage 10 enforce bls order.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23

Tnr steamer CITY Of Pitlsbarg
burned carly last sundAY morning,
on the Ohio River abou. 20 miles
above Cairo, Betweeu 80 and 90
lives are said 10 have been Ioal.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23

fTaraE Is much talk Of pos,pon.
ing the st Louis Worlds Fair.
There are agreat many people who
b.ys never believedthat the man
sEemenl could possibly DO ready
for u IN 1908.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23

WANTED-Several persons of character an
gnod reputation in each state Zone in this county
requredl to represent and advertise old establish
ed wealthy business house Of solid financial stand
ing. Salary sis weekly with expenses additional
sll payable in cash each Wednesday direct from
head Offices. Horse and carriage furnished,
when necessary. References Encioee self-ad.
dressed stamped envelope. Manager. SIG Gaxtou
Buildlng, chicseo,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23

s.,eandldalo foppaenlallyc from The
thirteenth Congressional Dlasrlct, sub
,ect 70 lhe aomooratio Congressional
primary.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-04-23
Dental Notice.

UeTEaT NUIICEe
NsEss will be in Sedgewickville
from Monday p. m. 18th, till
IL Wednesday q. m. the Both.
Patton, Wednesday q. m. the SOth, till
Monday a. M, May 9th, four days.
Teeth extracted without pain. All other
dental work done on the shortest possi-
BILE notice.
Respectfully,
L. P. RUFF, Dentist.
NIB. Glen Allen, Lutesville, Marble
Hill and Lutesville from the 18Th to June
ist.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-07-24
Contest Notice.
July Il w6

July IL wb
United States Land Office, Watertown,
, d., July 3, 1902.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this Office by Bellest Nerland,
contestant, against timber culture entry
No, 1851, made October %, 1883, for the sell
of section Il, township ia, range 81, by
Anna undquiSt, contestee, in which 1t is
alleged that the said Anna Sunduuist did
not break or cause 20 be broken five acres
the frSt year after said entry; nor did she
break or cause to he broken any part or
portion thereof; hat she did not break or
cause to be broken five acres the second
year after said entry, nor any part or por-
ton thereof; that the said claimant did
not plant to trees, tree-seeds, nuts or cut
tings, nor cause the same 10 be done, any
part or portion on said tract of land the
third, fourth or fifth year after said entry.
nor at all that the said claimant has not
at any time from the date of her said
ming TO present time, broke or caused to
ne broken any part or portion of said tract
nor has she at any time cultivated or
caused TO be cultivated any part of said
tract; neither has she planted or caused
TO be planted to trees, tree.seeds, nuts or
cuttings an part or portion of said tract
at any time from the date of her said
entry until the present time: that the
said claimant has not made or attempted
TO make any improvement upon said tract
from the date Of her filing until the pres
ent time; az OF which defaults still exist
that said default was not caused by her
enisting as a marine in the army or navy
I'm the late war with Spain; said parties
are hereby notified TO appear. respond and
offer evidence touching said allegation at
~ O'Clock a. M. on September 16, 1902, before
the register and receiver at the United
States land office i'll Watertown, S. d.
The said contestant having, in q proper
affidavit, filed July 8, 1902, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence per
sonal service of this notice can not be
made, it is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given by due and
proper publication in the Reporter and
Farmer, Webster, s. ID.
No record address given.
J. H. Liind, III. j, NTowrey,
Attorney. Receiver.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-07-24
Brain Food Nonsense.

Another ridiculous food fad has been
branded by the most competent authori-
ties. They have dispelled the silly notion
that one kind of food is needed for
brain, another for muscles, and still
another for bones. A correct diet will
not only nourish a particular part OF the
body, but it will sustain every other part,
Yet, however good your food may be, Its
nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or
dyspepsia. You must prepare for THEIR
appearance or prevent their coming By
taking regular doses OF Green's August
Flower, the favorite medicine of the
healthy millions. A few doses aids
digestion, stimulates the liver to healthy
action, purities the blood, and makes you
feel buoyant and vigorous. You can gel
DIR. q. g. Green's reliable remedies at
Twins Pharmacy. Get Green's Special
almanac.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-07-24
Contest Notice.

NY - VI
United States Land Office, Watertown, S. D.,
June II, 1902.
A sufficient contest afidaVit having bsen
filed In this office by Ole II. Helgeson, contest.
ant, against homestead entry No. 2479I, made
March 30. 1900, for sea sen, section IA, neA
neA section %, township I24, range So, by Ole
hvello. coDtestee, in which IL - alleged that
the said Ole KVello died Sept, Goth, 1900 that
he never esta blished u residence on the land
in question nor made any improvements
thereon during his lifetime: that Paul Kyello
is the only heir known to the contestant; that
the heirs of the claimant, Ole kVsllO,
deceased, has never settled upon or cultivated
the said land and has wholly abandoned said
tract: that said tract is not settled upon and
cultivated by said heir as required by law
that said abandonment is not due to enlist
ment in the U. s. army or navy, said parties
are hereby notified to appear, respond and
offer evidence touching said allegation, at 10
o'clock a. m, on August n, 1902. before the
register and receiver at the United States
Land Office in Watertown, 5. ID.
Tn said contestant having, in aNproper
affidavit, fled June 10, 1892, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service of this notice CO nnot be made, it is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication in the
Reporter and Fa rmeI. Webster, ). d.
Claimants record address: SissetOn, s. ID.
H. j. MowrRy, Receiver.