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The Newark journal., 1903-10-09
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press reports that he is to visit the
southern states this fall.
Yellow fever is spreading at La
redo, Texas, and several deaths have
occurred.
George X. Thomas. county clerk
OF st. Clair county, Illinois, is said
to be short $500 in his accounts.
Warrants have been issued for
twenty-seyen men who participated
IN the lynching of a negro at
Lyynchburg, Tenn, charging muir
der.
The gunboat Nashville has been
sent to st. Andrews Islands, off the
coast of Nicaragua, to protect
American citizens who have been
mistreatcd by natives.
Harry Dcyeraux, the young may
or of Springfield, H., has been in
dieted on the charge of permitting
gambling houses to run wide open,
and collecting money for the priyi-
lege.
While making an inspection of a
deep sewer, r. l.. Johnson, superin-
tendent of public works at Column
bus, Ga, together with two work
mon, were killed by great mass of
dirt eaying in on them.
Five persons were killed in a col
lision between a Chicago street car
and a Wisconsin Central passenger
train. The street car was returning
to the city from the race track and
vas crowded with passengers.
The town Of st. Charles, Mimi,
was almost completely wiped out by
a tornado on the Sd. Besides a
large number Of injured, six per-
sons were instantly killed. On the
same date a tornado swept the
town of independence, Wis, and
surrounding country Many houses
were demolished and five persons
killed.
The pope is gradually bringing
all his family TO Rome. His broth
er Angelo is to retire from the post
mastership of Mantua, and will be
appointed accountant of the yati.
can, position which requires a
trustworthy employee Other Vene-
tan ecclesiastical friends of his no.
illness have been appointed to lucra-
tive posts at the vatican. much to
to the disgust Of the local clergy.
At a conference between Presi-
dent Roosevelt and several leaders
among labor unions, the president
stated that his action in refusing
TO permit the discharge Of Foreman
Miller from the government print
ing Office because he had been eX-
PEELED from the unions was final.
The president takes the position
that under the laws of the land the
government in no department can
discriminate against an employe on
the ground that he does or does not
belong to a labor union or any other
order.
Willis, Frederick and Burton Van
Wormer, brothers, were put to
death in the electric chair at Dame
more, n. Y, for the murder of
their uncle. The three men went
to the home of their uncle, Peter
Hallenbeck, four miles from Hud-
son, n. Y, on Christmas eve, 1901,
for the purpose of robbing him.
The old man resisted and was lit.
orally shot to pieces. The murder
ers were tracked through the snow
and arrested a few miles from the
scene of the crime. This is the sec
ond time in the criminal history of
New York state that three brothers
have been put to death together for
a murder in which they were jointly
concerned.
While running at high rate of
speed, a fast mail train on the
Southern railroad jumped from a
75-foot trestle north Of DanyilIe,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

AFTER being ouf on parole Cor tel
daysD II Ksarney Was again taken
lnto eastGly iast Satarday by tine sherrf
Iof Spank naasty and sanday anorrang,
accompanied by Mrs Ksarney. they
sssrt 10 Gretsn. HeEe they sacared q
tsasn a1sd drove SO Gprsae. wlseFe Mr..
kearney expected 90 get GaanciaI aid 40
hAs d1naeplues NlaIe at Conae tar
saaeFsn MA eapsal the slig Aad early
Moaaay naerEang Mrs Eaarney -retarned
tine seam ri frroten. Bat Ksarney
l,ad d-iszap1sgrd An hoar later tha
sheriff arrived ~ Gzoeap, bat WAS not
aide 80 locate has aasu Mrs. Kenrney
reaarnedso BfissoI, Tnaaday nnerrlng
We understand Mr Kearney same here
"Wednesday nasht and soon afaer left By
tFaAn Cor ksansapoAs sakiag with nan
the youngest garL The eharge agalnst
kaarDey Mas er-abeExaesnant from a
wholesale Jsweiry arn-Brisscl Tri-
bane.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

in q fonr pige write-up III the ~ Paul
DsBasch, EIaaer the bead business u
tie Northwest for the year l902 byG.
J. Hammond president Of she Coe Com.
mission company, each local agent oi
she ccInpang contributes a paragraph
on ltis respective station. ~. HI Math-
ews che local representative here llas
she following 30 Say:
Webster, south Dakota a bright
little alty Of about $500, and one uf tbs
most prosperous of the towns along che
line ~ rlse Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Failroad, between Minneapolis
and Abardeen. Webster is situated in
che center Of a prosperous farming con-
muuity and i a market for all kinds 81
OF grain and live stock. The city owns
Its water system aud within the last
year has constF uctec an electric light
systsan ~ o oest of $4,000. The Farsi
National bank has Fepently been inpor-
posated and nnmberss among its uaiccrs
ssveral prominent ansn ~ che state.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05
Strand s-ayings.

Are you eeurting?
a Ramber of orr tsaehers attended
the teachers meetaag at AEdeSsr. They
report Anaeysr peepas as AL rignt ia
the Alne of entertaining
The g~roBnd-heg sSx has shadow the
"a and went back 10 has qaarters fos
anotbes AK weeks sla5.
SsHss OF our people are eoartuag this
aeak iDclodiIAg rome married men.
Aiiss Anaa Peterson and brother,
Artfar. departed fof school ar Madison.
- -. Bias. Peterson viii graduate next
spring
Zoaph Davis III the happsest man oi
Strand vicinity. Y0u ask WHY Last
week has wife presented him with twins
aud both boys. Zoaph saws he will b
al fixed Ont ROW on the help question
We offer congratulations 10 Mr.. and
Mr DAVIS and hope these latte fellows
may grow mp 70 be strong men, and i
credit to their parents
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

During the absence OF Uncle John
your aunt Charlse considers il her dnty
n send 10 the Reporter and Farmer the
t'Bnbblss",
Last Friday evening Prof. Fred Stone
and the Misses Elsie Ash and Mand
Potter drove to the pleasant nome o.
Ms. and MR. 11atta west of town aHf
spent q very ENJOYABLE evening Eafls
Saturday morning the Jolly three,
accompanied by the Misses Latta and
Nic0ia drove 20 Andoger 10 the teachers
meeting. They were royalty entertained
byethe psopie OF Andoser and all repori
q profitable meeting.
Miss Condice Ash departed las
Thursday fof 1.-TWO weeks visit with Or
Ash ard family at Willow Lakes.
Mss. Heath of Slsseton Is visiting lles
son, Tom at this place at present
Ailot Mr.. Hollngsworsh's family ex.
cept himself have been on the sick lis'
FOR tae past ten days but arr now ina,
proving.
Last sabbath our services were con
Quoted by Rev. u n Layne, OF sisse.
ton FORMER pastor ~ onr ne q church.
hco. Aayne reeeiyed a syerm welcome
a. IL has been seven years since he
iabored among ys. lie presented some
beanssfua tsnths, aud AL falt ii was
geod tcibe there.
rsue gentlemen Of our town who have
been witnesses in the Paul ~ stressal
case, resurned Friday morning--tlreo
Of conrting
The infaut sou OF Mr. aud Mrs.
Grimes died last Thursday. The par
~ticulars we have not been able to learn.
Their many frionds extend to them
their sincere sympathy in this their
hour Of deepest sorrow.
ButIer, s y, Feb I'd, 1901.
Annt Olexissa.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

ass ~atan1ag aaeTaing . nBHlb@r of
fa eeaaty and eitF taachsrs Of Was
av, Webster AID Bristol teok tbe early
t1aAn for An1over ahere tescoeEg'
paeetaag Naslo be hsh
The Raeralng session Eas msl-
aLtN asb nas very interesting. Hln
afternoon session Nas held infhe opsEs
boase, wh5eh las been ~rec@ntly kaiit,
aud was very largely attended The
interssf takeu ~ evesy 0ae and the
AaFnssfness with which the program
Nas rsaa5enaA naasle A. q very aAelpfnl
naeefsng
Hh& A1a50g@r pegp4e sh0Ned their
haspitalityi ~ graud styie anss The con
einssen n AL pEeseat \ Tat ADdeyer
Is All FlgAt 2as Young people gave =
eeeeptSou u the Opera hoalse la tle
evening and the Dew 1oof and good
music afforded haats ST amusement
An1eFs hasa right 30 e. proud of her
aieGaat new school saildlag AMI opena
hsa aso tte hotel which isdn eonrst
~ oosastFueti0n. Apd0yer II no i0EgsE
b One4h0rse town bat II coming right
n the lroni aud rapidly assuming met
fopo4itan airs
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
&c Gsgeait coart.

Isaet week we iest RISE eaVEt tryasg
tse cast o. 9Esos MeKennett IS. g al,
a. ST Paal RalAwag, and tae Paul
zsse ease n %he hands cf the 3ury.
Ihls Last @as d ease waere Tbs paasattI
saaa Tn da1aagssEs uaEarlo1s fGoseeu
en aEaa egsazad q gFeat asal of iRaeEsst-
Krank SssEs arpearaDg Eor the paaantat'
atNl gphn Ill Lsals8 Esr ths de9anAAnt.
The sury EetREE6i = verdict Scr tine
Eaa1utEn ax fAae samc % eE0o.
Ii aals MeKanaett case ths eoart
iaeaFpesaan verdict Eez ths defnnaant
fer tbe two esms sailed n ~sssazaber,
afsa tse case is to Ehe otber ressAted ia
Il disagreement by the gary. AA5eyd
AaaeEaon appaaEaag fsr plaintiff srsa
NEaak SesEs Ter d~eleEaaant
Mary Sehgler xs. Steian Lenteh @as
the nsxt case Damages Cor personal
knsary Mas the eonteat4oa q a
Wells asAaast ALLEY 81 Andersen sas
lae lesal ape-ap The jury returned =
gsra5cs 1~r the pisinffr ior ss5.
Albert Davidson and Feter Dsgidaezi
ssere srEaagnsd Ma1nkay on the alaarge
sef murder, And psesd mot gnaaty. Their
at104nsys, saaEs aaad Land, maae =
naetsgi tlast defanaAnss b. gwen sspeE-
ate trials The notaop was gsaasad
Taesaay Eaernlag fhe eraEnAaal eA1en-
dar Was takezA np. The Aget ease WAS
she S1ase vs. Albett DayidseQ There
WAS maeh spep1latlen : 50 The tme ~
Ssam Lake 10 get a sgFy in tais oase.
On "Wednesday Rlght tine gRry WAS
ceanzaete TIE rsgalar yaael WAS
exhaustad azad special geDiEe Of rs was
samnA8nea eS peEsons weEs sksGined
Tae foal0Wkag 10 the Sary A. NJ stssA
~ n. Becker, "a. Hsaaiag, N Laas.
Geo Ghansbeflain, a Bsr5eT. Ben
Oleaa, Ihep. Sehs1er, ID "a Rassses
Ksrsnasd HAnze, JOHN KEsase sid
Je3mJ E1Oek W. AEeEaEder pre-
ssas0d the sase 90 ths jury fer the
state ia two heurs address aazd Eaads
aa9naRrebeagiya -seassnasat ~ fhe case
fEoa tAe states SIDE the re1aainasr
~ usne ssas tAEena ND in the e1aAai
natAen Of witnesses antal nessa tosAay
Nben ahe STATE Eesazzd The ease Ia al
probability wiu 20 10 the jury Satar-
aag stsDaag rosn il the eoars Esona
Is a . pIenalam SD tae crowd Will
aessas A. the stale progresses
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

tNst,ee Of RsaraBR FeElt6oa % &&tshiish
GefrHhtp.
dan u ua
s1&as OF SuuAh Baknta,
Gonnfy OF 1ay.
An Iasunty Court,
kn the guAsss ~ establishing bhe iFsETaaAE
of PsruSlas n kuasRens deceased,
To tka heiEs nc Jaw and EsItot kan 90 fesi
n5tde " A1ispsu- aecsasso.
&EbetEls Edahmxen hsFAEg Ntnd az tbts
caurt her Vef4ned Det8tAUu snoyltaE That shs
ami Gee NeisJ ERE RhaE sstass 81 stahisy,
40 che St2ks % ~ tsopassn ere taa spte nefrs
81 sid Decreased. sna Rsk8as kast ts4s oaaEi
MAKES decree eEteeltsbaEg and assernaa2ng
safi iietFsbtp:
Aow EberefeFs. . az crdrRad that the last
aav q Fhbraary. A. a 1865 REkRa boar OF
tWn O'Clock a. the afEernoOD 81 ~
mhp euurt r0uua Of Gn4s gn0uEt, ar tss o9prt
h0ase az " ebs8sT. S0aEh DREctn, - hereby
FRpp@IBAodsa rs tbs tkHae and place 81 nesrauE
h1id pefatian5an8 kakaag ar0ef OF H2eA atiF
gAAg nal f1 fs fGrtlleE urgSersu taat ncsan8ot
Estd bssraRE as gaFen sy Uae&as1Ang 9 oePR50t
Ehis erdsr "a fas Reporter and SRrEBersA
weeks "a wapMprrHahGfsnsd al Weh6seT.c.u
Ser Three successive weekz next -pFrooatag tas
aGy OF hearangs GUd LaAt c0EaeS thereof De
mai4ed Na Eaa hkirs and ReIt OF kan 10 sad
uenegSe1 as 81 haM pHUYkaal,
Any persoa R1keEesEea maj appear and cos
test Eafd Epp3icstt8C-
Dated bhas1Sth asy 81 JazasEg Ill. 1855.
BE.Iha G0art: 1chu III Lnnd.
AEEstt: G0sEtyES03Re, Lay G0aaty SD
A&berc sD5tht CAsrk u s4nd G0Rrt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

EorkE0gaS aie,
Morsg ager. Pratt and tSerrls Pratt,
ass Wfse.
M@reGaFel,J Eaaes :. HArkassE.
herEx&Gs aShea May stu 1852 and recorded
an tisH o1t9s@f t5e register OF deeds aof UsY
c@8nsy. South DAk0ts, OF tine nth day Of
Jane, Al. 1902 IA book s. OF merkzaEes. on
psse2E. at2s 20 oek0cEp
karEs are3 premises. the BCnth-sast Qaarter
Of sects0n tafrts-tbree tS31 80 b0N8shfp cas-
EREoreo and tsaEty-taEee 81 range nifty SIX
wee. Bay Ggunty. S9ath DanoEa
he pF9cee4fzgs haFe heEB aau at Jaw or
~otberwAseto collect safA aest.
A-Noau1t5eAatmed @ b. aus a. tae date %
tbIs Rcttce, t0uT hlRtred f0rty-ive snd &C.
500 dollars
h0t2c8 As bsFehE given that Bstault hKVfuc
been made M the paymeBtog t8le princIpa
and Enterss, reCarsd ny saun -asrtrEEes said
rtortgaRe Will be- EaFest0sen by a sakadf SAID
premises stplfbktc aHctt0n mt the treat ld0aT
OF t0e haRsR m NebEHeE. bay county,
n01th Daxota.aGn t3e l4ttE aay Of fSSrQary.
.A,p 1856 at tbRs ka0ar of cAe 0elasB . Nc %
GaPtnaY, o. satisfy the aEa0Haz whfeh shaIl
tkses- be gtSe zn said s10rExARs, i~RclHiiap
LaTas paid anu ten uolkaEs attorney fees, Aad
all legal costs of foreeboEune.
Datsh II Webster, Sonth Dakota. this %
oay OF &eSrRary 4. ID. 1865.
"a Wells. JAnRes s HarkDssE,
sAttor8sy tor hSrtEaEea. AortGAEes
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Oh better Footing.

1lee officers " the creamery sagsoeia-
uon are naestng with nlexpeeted soc
80 Ia dlsposing ~ the ansoid stock pf
Ebe company aud thus enabling themt 10
take up toe floating debt which has
ilampersi tlae institution ever since Il
ssaSsed Their first eff0rt Mas to sell
twenty aE4ares hut thatlimit has already
been reached and they aEe gate san
guine a being able 70 dispose Of several
more shares These results are certainly
very encouraging and give ASSURANCES
Of battsr financial backing anda larger
patFonaGe than ever beforeBristo
Tribune.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

Day eeanty sFll erect IN the conr<e of
sine nest gssr a new noprc mouse st mn
exfens af over s510090o. Tine saty il
sopefaea byaa b0sra al alaer1nan and
"a mayprE M staaal haViRg h~an sne
aEnet ekeeasdFe Ger senera years and Va
|hsm Il ers6Asd e~ensiaexabie of the
advancement cf tse ety, L.and aa3a.
faat u HsbntrF j. saiaad at form so "
3d. Irr aeFe taxuagh fbe country are
many szaa1 lakes filled with lah and
dssang tae fali Of t,e year aanters flock
here as game d aamsg4 nleRfituL Tn
CTS q mot over eoasaed with business
heases snd There are good openipgs al
eAEaeet every i3ne.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

Eoriss of HsarsaK Pss4Eieu Ser Leatsrs 81
AanltntsEENtapS.
dan Ew4
state ef 6eH4h AhAotn- -
&suunf2 Nf bag.
Imeunp1g earTt.
Il NaarBssar 0f @Ea e~4tEteef
aArrlptta M hstsaea. 8ecwAAea.
Use state III a0Eth AREUta en0aEKaetan NJ
a BaBes. AhFry y hrahG hFnaAAi
81 Tarker. F-aHss ssErarr Nnd InofnAs b1ass
bstirs Eexf of ktr of MnEaetts d. bstH<s'
decreased land n al - whutn thesc FFssenEa
Aoftce "a l3~rsby gwen khRt Thomas AZ Banes
hns Aisd srlsn tbs iuaEe Of thfs o0nrta prta,
: slea rrs rang Ser settlers 81 aanrtuistEstton e
/ sne esEste of MaEletta d. hapse aeneAssQ.
insus 10 4syia B Gatnptnus ana khet M0nahg
( saA 6Eh9aay OF f~ntsrnHryt IN 81 y ecteEA
IA. y. 81 sAid asY. beApx . day 0ha Fegnssf
k~rsn of kkts cnHrt tosGGt o. Use NsbrnEfy
I aera. 19Ga ct &hs cunr1 K1Dna ft SAID ynpuKt o.
( Meaexe-. a. 2hs GoMEty e8 Nsg. heFS bsn1
apppiERsd a. Gae lame sad place Tor nsarAaE
I SAID pefsktoa. wnaL aud H@heFe SAY persahl
mwy sppssr ann hhosg eEnae Wsty S&ta peEtAul
should not he ETepta3s
Mtaasss tan Hon. DOM I'll Lu1d 5uoge %
Ahe eonBty conrt. and the sBsL ct sAta cnuft
I thiz 2f&k any OF dannsFy, a 81 has
tgaiee ~ shs ClsR or Wooster. GoRnfy 81 Bsgt
STATE OF soski1 OEEcts-
tsesll Judge OF Gonntg Gosrt
Attest aAberf afnaEh.
Gaerk,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

SuraufoZS.
Feb IS MS
State Of EOnth ItAsoha,
CoDNty Of I1ay.
nacfrcuitS0urt
Fifth i~suffeiai cirruft.G
Alfred HARSH, plaintiff
VS..
Yb0raas Haassth, Aefendant}
The stateof South Dakota seads E~reetinE
10 Thomas Haassth- the above nSuEeli datsad-
ant;
You are hereby summoned and rgunirsd &c
answer tlss complaint ~ tlse plaintiff Ia tbs.
action which viii be dfcd M tine Office nf the
Clerk Of said eIrcnitcOurt at The court ho1sa
~ Ns1ster. IA satu county, and 10 serve q
cory OF your answer 10 said complaint On the
S1bscrtoers AZ t8setr office IN tire Gitraf Web.
Ser, SOnth-Dak0ka within thirty nays aftsg
lle service 81 this sdWngonB On you, ~eIciusyve
OF the nag o. sach service and n you fail 10
answer said c0mpisint within the tiuae afere,
Satu, the plaintiff will take Judgment against
you tdr tlse sEEn Of ORs hundred aad eighty.
two dollars amt costs.
Dated Webster South Dakota October 4tts,
Alley q Anderson.
Plaintiff q Attornayg
Thomas ifaAseth, the ahoxe nau1sd
defendant:
lake notice THAT IBe complaint In tiis
action was fiied IA tire Office .uf the CLERK 81
the cIrcnft couFt, az Webster, a. the County
of Day. south DatotG, on tine Hath day OF
OctobeT, IaG.
Alley & anderson,
Plaintiff s Attorney,
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NesieaL % q -.

w
EEkaEs Of EnNr8ssI br44Nay. necaaaed.
Aetica As heEeoy given hy the nndeFsIHnHa
HasDEafssrRkor ef th estate 0f LARfAss z,
5EEGeNay. deceased 10 the cwEe1fhVrs OF EEa
al peFsoss hsvRnR cAasEas against ths said
.8ecsRsed4 60 sxnfhtt taeE with tine necessary
WuRcheFs wiGhfD foBr np02ths AFTER ths aEst
pEbaseRtton OF thts E0tRce ~ lbs s4td RaIa&E-
istrsbsr az mas pSacs Sc the City % Ne5steE,
as ties L0aDty 81 Day SD.
Dated at ENe1EkeTs "A. J@naaryt. SBa
BaYad b LuE1pbou.
Administrator O fths estate %
5ChaEtssT Broadway. deceased
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selid load

Wedding rings, Non know sxhat EorFs
geht1ng whnn son nuy Of
RoNs. taa 5ewHirr.
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Notice of sale of Personal
Property.

Ecsice is hereby given THAT tine HnueT-
signed viii selG az pah&ic Euctaon, ct the
fraHt door ~ tine coarr house - tine raty
cf Webster SoRth DAKOTA on flse lAth
aay Of February 1905 at two O'Clock ia
the afternoon. fhe 1-edloFiag described
personal property to~Ftt:
Gs-natrank Apd eaatenss, consisting OF
msn 5 cAoth5Rg, the property OF f. u.
Bean, end pledged By hau 80 me 90
secure tlse payznent Of mas tndebtsansss
90 me for bosrd aud bodglDg, upon
whicai there ls dne tine snmof afteon
dollars.
The proceeds of saeh sale viii be
Espplied Go tine satisfaction OF my hen
upoGl said property for the payment Of
tine indebtedness aforesaid
Webster. q. ID, February . t908.
Atlas Knapp. Ple5gee
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CAPTTAL NEWS.

R1@etHSN@ A~N1A $3.50 P
deus aad ahe licenAang cf hunters,
ard prescribing penalsies fcr she
violation of is provisions
10 l2 DaIey A bin Scr anars
es4sbiishing a uniaipg experiment
station az a departmental the STATE
school Of nasnea at RspSd Gity Soath
Bskota
No. Ia, Potsrr "A bill for an act
ID amend sretson 1856 Of the revised
poaisiaal code of 1909 being Section
Of Ghapter 81 Of session iaays ef
the State Of south Dakosa Tor Rs57,
eniitied an act 70 pnesbae Tor the
loeRssng. restricting and regulation
of the business Of The manafaetnre
aud SAFE Of spiritnous aud iatoxirat
ing iigRcrs
- -
- ,ser
-
- :,
@- -.
-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@
st;no woa@ ,hrr.for.
10
.acau..19s,9 -. 4
$500 $500 osaa-.us..
1a~Ca.aa 80 -
.oftoog ...s.aan.r
.~-.a.a-.fho -
r-e,senss Of exlueatson and the seere.
a message from the Governor
statssl that he had apr,reyye43 n r..
80 rnt;.,ad. $50
~
0A
Ebof me revised political code Of lsV5
being Chapter IT'S of the session
sasys of 1901, relating 10 the invest
taeat Of thepermaDent school funds.
m al 81
entitled, aIaet Pr0sfotng ior iae
UlAu
Ter 81 oftfhe eonpiisu Jaws ofIicSb
making the Lareeny of any bull steer
heller. cOE or calf. stallion. mare
oala;oo l,crs 49, ali or., ,rnsnr
The hoRse Eet at tise usual hour
Monday
The rial interest in the house Mon
day was when The Eortbern Normal
bill, an appropriation for q new dornas
tory M Al.erx1een. ey.me mn LSuost.g
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

ma hUaeesseeEt corra grown arr ca
mate SdirFiEn M1let Erre harry
HIN Bnc&0yef
CLAIR, s ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

Lsase OF Geramon SsheoI and landowner;
LauaEs
dan IS W.
Noetca as berocy gagen tn6f OIL MsRot l&n,
1863. ali unfassaa Common school amt Gna0E
tnoEe LANDS "a 1Av cupBfy mn33 be ntteFsd Sos
2naSe 81 pnh3ic aneGhou SeS@esp enc hoprs 81
Do cctock q * (. and > ecisek BgHA, a. fhs front
door 81 the cunrf aoa@s sB AGtd cUunty.
G2t1d at FserEe. 81 ID, JsnnsFT le3h. 1873
Cd hec1,
Commissioner Of Srhoal and Pne1i Eaasr.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05
Nokies s. GEeaaaerS-
Gar J w6

Notice So IgedaaeFS.
shE } NJ
Estete ef Eawsrd Long. oe0sSssd.
&csfce as a~reeg gfpeb by ths nnaeEsEEnsd,
n. GaInpEou :. sxscGser o. the eEHsRe
OF Eawsrd Long aecsaesd 10 tas rFs8i1erso %
and ali persons haTiag etaams aEGaaEf the
sale deceased. - sxkabat khpna. will the
neeesssry Eoacners, ua1AtD foRr rnoEths sftrr
ths brst aVt3tnaAtou OF thls uUEtcs, 40 Lbs
satd sxecEteT ct hia Fesiaenas an hhe EEty o.
Webster. an the GonEfy OF Esy.
DaGedk 81 Aebs&er. - d.. Dec. Elst, lBgZ-
GheFt@s vi. GufHpEo1,
E1ecELaE of Ehs kSEELs 81
Edward LaHg, Deceased.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05
Butler Rubhles.

During the absence OF Unclc john,
your amt cAarslsa considers il her duty
h send TO the Reporter and Farmer the
tsBubhlas1
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

EenAqrNlAN~AArHMn
The qu
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John L
honghts
The CA
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loney.
They'v{
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has "a
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05
The gu.
|om debt

The ca
hat new
aiaer. l
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-12-10
nrlnht,a disease Cured.

Whitehall, ILL.,, Dec. IA case has
been recorded in this place recently,
which upsets the theory Of many ply
sicians that Bright's Disease is incur
able 1t Is the case of Mr.. Lon Manley,
whom the doctors told that he could
never recover. Mr.. Manley tells the
story Of his case and how he was
cured in this way:
Il began. using Dodd's Kidney Pills
after the doctors had given me up.
For four or FIVE years had Kidney,
Stomach and Liver Troubles; was a
general wreck and at times would
get down with my back SO bad that
could not turn myself in bed for three
or four days at time.
II had several doctors and at last
they told me had Bright's Disease.
and that could never get well. /
commenced to use Dodd's Kidney Pills
and am now able to do all my work
and um all right. / most heartily
recommend Dodd's Kidney Pills and
am very thankful for the cure they
worked In my case. They saved my
life after the doctors had given me
up."
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-12-10

The emperor Francis Joseph brave
II faced this knotty problem a little
while ago in the interests OF his
dynasty OF two archdukes who are
brothers. tho elder, Franz Ferdinand,
may become emperor, but his no-royal
wife is not to be empress; and should
he have sons they remain outside the
succession. The younger, Otto, mar
ried to a royal princess. and his sons
after him are to count as Franz Fer.
dInand'a ancceasora.