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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08

glands affected and completes the
cure before sou realize g.
The moment yeu suspect any hid.
ney or urinary disorder or feel
rheumatism pains. begin taking this
harmless medicine. With the knowi
edge that there is no other remedy
az any price. made anywhere else
ia the world. which viii effect 20
thorough and prompt 4 cure a. q
iiftycenf treatment Of Pape'a Dm.
retic. which any druggist can sup
ply
Your physician. pharmacist. bank
er or any mercantile agency will
tell you that Pape. Thompson a.
Pape. of Cincinnati. ls a large and
responsible medicine concern,
thoroughly worthy OF your CONT
dence
Only curative results can come
from taking pape's Diuretic. and a
few days treatment means clean.
active. healthy kidneys, bladder and
urinary organs and no backache
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08

20 annex Texas" she repeated
sharply "a not that tfucg
AStill ! would not answer Gomez"
Aald
sand he asks mo 10 come to him
40 that he may decide
fhia awoke nae. No man decides
FOR John Calhoun. Madam" said
you may advance facts. but he viii
Decide stu she vent on
And Texas not annexed ih q men.
ate Without her. you heather PEG.
pie would not present solid front.
would youF
Madam has bad much to do with
affairs Of state" said.
She went on as though ! had not
spoken
And n you we're divided Ia your
southern section. England would
have all the greater chance Eng
land. yon know. SAYS she Wishes
slavery abolished. She says that y
England says many thlngsi" !
yentured
The hypocrite Of the nations y
flashed out this singular woman at
me suddenly ~As though dipiO.
macy need bo hypocrlsy' Thus. 20.
night sir Richard ~ England for
gets his place. his protestatlons. lie
does nos even know that Mexico has
forgotten It's duty also Sir. you
were not az our little ball. 50 you
could not ace that very Fat Sir Rich
ard paying hia bored deVoira ia
bona LucfeKia' so ann left alone.
aud would be bored. but for you. IN
return slight jest on sir Richard
tonight ! vii teach him that no
Tat gentleman should pAy even
bored attentions 10 lady who soon
VIII be fat. when his obvious duty
should call him otherwise BAH
tla a. though myself were fat.
which Ia not true"
You so too deep or me. Madam.
said = am but a simple mcsaan
ger" AZ the same time. ! saw how
admirably things were shaping for
na all A womans jealousy vas with
us. and so 4 Woman'a ghimf
Madam. said T. my hand at the
fastening of the door. We have en-
changed pledges Now We exchange
places u h you who are the mes
aeuger. not myself There Is a mes
SAKE IN your hands i.-know not
whether fou ever served mon.
afchy Come. you shall see that our
republic has neither secrets nor
hypnefisica
On The instant she was not
sht~wd ard tRetfal woman u the
world. not student. but once more
eoqpetie and woman of impulse
She looked az ms With moekery and
Invitation alike IN hsr great dark
eyes. even AH ! threw down the
chain ~ thr door aud opened {.
side Tor her 10 pass
II y that my only rewardy' she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08

hut We shall play fair until. a. yoa
say perhaps tomorrow. AFTER
that
After that. Ca guard"
Very we'll. on guard Suppose
! 90 not like this other woman
Madam. you could not help it
All the world loves her"
IN vouf"
With my nfe
How devoted Very well. on
auard thenf"
she took ~ the Indian baubie.
turning 90 examine " at the nearest
candle ecouee. even as I thrust the
dainty little slipper ~ white satin
aEaln into the pocket ~ ms coat
waa uncomfortable ! wished ihis
talh ~ Elisabeth bad not come up
l lihed very ilttls 10 leave Elisa.
heth'H property IA auother'a hands
pisaatlsfied I turned from the IA.
bic. not noticing for more than an
Instant little crumpisa roll Of
Paper which. az I VAS gaEueiy con.
scious nov appeared on is smooth
haFAN'tgA TOO.
iui ase she safd you are luss
Ike a man. after All. and an ua.
married man, al that ! cannof 60
thfnukh the sirnrtn IN ,hia costume
Excuse me Tor moment
She vas OFF On the Instant into
The aicnye where the great amber
covered bed stood She drew the
curtains ! heard her hummine to
herself a. she passed 90 aud FRO.
saw The flare " a light az q rnsn
beyond Once or twice she thrust
iauEhlns face between tbs cur.
iaias. held tiEht together With her
hsuds. a. she asked ms some aura,
ton. moeking me. siiii amused yet
still a. ! thought. more suiEmstlc
than before.
Madam. said Al last. \ wonld
mixht dwoli here forever. but
ypu are SLOW The nikht passes
Come NJ master wllI BE- waiting
he r. ~ fear be can not nleep
know how irfsnt he Is on meet
ing you beg you to ohliEs an old
DYING mani
And you. monsieur abe mnckod
A. me from beyond the curtain. ARE
intent oniY on getting I'D % me
Are You not sdventufcr enough 10
forget that other womAn for one
night
AZ Lass she cams eat from b.
tween the curtains xAthed more
suitably fur the srrand which waa
n@s before ne A long. dark CLOAK
covered her shoulders on her
bad there rested = dainty upfiarsd
bonnet. whose lsttsd edges shoue
In the candle light 40 abs moved
to@ard me-. she vas exquisite IN
every detail. beautiful a. mind OF
man could wish. that much was
sure. must be admitted By any man.
dared not look AZ her
She paused Tor an instant. draw.
las on q pair Of the short Stoves %
The mode then correct DO yoa
know ~hy I am 10 60 on this
heather erFand she demanded. I
shook my head
Mr. Calhoun wishes 20 know
whether he shall 20 70 the cabinet
of your man Tyler over there la
that barn you cali your White
House. suppose Mr. Calhoun
wishes 20 know how he can serve
Mr TYierf"
! laughed at this Serve him
! exclaimed. Rather say lead him.
tell him, command him"
Yes" shs nodded I began 10
see another and graver side Of hss
nature Yes. Il ~ Of course Texas
did not see NJ 20 make answer
TO this
n your master. a. you call him.
takes the portfolio with Tyler. u ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08
SEATTLE PROOF.

Henry Osborne, a2s Twenty
fourth st.. Seattle. Wash. sayst
Several years ago | suffered from
kidney trouble. had intense
pains In the small OF my back,
which were aggravated when
stopped or lifted, The kidney so
eretions we're disordered and their
frequency In passage caused me
mitch annoyance. An acquaintance.
who had used Doan's Kidney Pills
for similar troubles with the best
Of results. advised me 20 try them.
and l accordingly procured boz
from the Kennedy Drug Co. They
benefited me greatly. Some time
ago | had a slight return OF kidney
complaint. but | again took Doan's
Kidney Pills and they brought the
best Of results. have unlimited
confidence In the curative powers
OF this preparation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08
WON'T SEND BOY
TO SCHOOL; NOT
A GOOD CITIZEN

4HH SIX HNt = HNN"
sms lhus that supefler judge
e.snr eharacterised John Suydef.
i yessor yesterday afternoon be
- - hlnndly told the court that
= ~ eoala uoi b. tisclpllned Tor
sllssp 10 astsad school
sayaeFs son vas picked up by
frns.t Officsr kefchum and
ssmsAs before Judge Frater tor
naum % assend school tn District
Ni
ma Smile. snyder rrpllea that
!. - vas not compelled 70 at.
~ asAaol il District 40 but Ia
= TESTER district The smile dss.
se2ssea wken judge Frater stsrniy
u ~ trenile gcar1 had luris5ic.
- 4 kinx cauEts
TN ase Rag . good Citizen when
u nssmps 10 evnae the respoast'
en ~ o9s yeur boy BY coming
~ ~ coart With such an 81
No. nA Jaage FFatef
@sssr w the court room wlta.
u g znils
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08

NEW YORK. Jan. : "A carefully
chaperoned. semiprlvate. model
dancing class viii be opened TO.
night. for the benefit of the New
York working girls
The New York Association Of
Working Girls societies has ap.
pointed dancing class committee
20 look after the matter
The class Is 20 be purely ex.
perimenisl." said Miss Virginia
Potter, chairman Of the committee.
today, and II Il turns out as sac.
ceHsfu as We hope, We shall es-
labllsh similar ones In different
large cities. Statistics show there
are 300 saloon dancing halls and 90
academies Ia this city They are
crowded every night and packed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08
.H SUFFERING,
TOO, IN CHICAGO

tAsO Jan 8 Rich and
..e are suffering from TIE
aY The majority of the
naA e she city are down 90
bunker and there g. little
80 q fuel supplies reaching
- iof manY days
4 sohiliions existing among
e piiifnl ard there can be-
e mil charitable organic.
~a secure fuel from some
ltouAands Of applications
eefe received bV tha
1aay bat none was forth.
asaiie conditions of The rail.
aedale due 10 the niorm
~ q ihe last week has made
the transportation Of
Masnds of men s-a fdl. .. o.
|E the closing down Of fac.
W. oiilfe forces will b. re-.
| ga untii the blr down
III 'a,alngs are again hoatod
HI Zoo hoard reported foday
IL plblle school viii 81
y 'nIee days nniess ne fnel
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WARRINGTON, Jan iiart 20
-. ~ fcar - Al Coluurl Roose
- -. content with laying a SIT
' ~. low has hAksed a yurEatus
Z ~ lsfs ssvtehlae
"a hrand ue~ animal iust Ike
m.,sfsrsors AZ great wealth The
- encouragement ~ The presence
Z ~ versAtns on this section Of
4, .,,ar sysiem WAS maae at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08

longest the kidneys. and Interrupt
the purifying work.
Then the aching begins. and is
usually accompanied with some ir.
regularity of the urlne-too fire..
quent passages. sediment IN the
urine. scanty. painful passages. or
blood In the urine.
Thousands testify 70 the wonder.
ful merit Of Doan's Kidney Pills. q
remedy for the kidneys only. that
acts quickly. cures the Kidneys. reg.
ulates the urine. and drives back
ache out for good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08
VICTIM is BROKE
AND HlGHWAYMAN
Is SYMPATHETIC

Gaining nofhinw for bis risty work
except q curse. a short man with a
sioach bat and big. heavy calIborsd
revolver, held ap Frank Thorntou.
au omplcYe % thu MidWRy mill. or
Sixth av q. near Weller 81 last
uiEht Thorutoa was fiat broke at
she time. and with au oath boldly
told the hlEbwNyman 50
Then maybe yoa're "a hungry
sa I am. said the crock. Heat h. =
Thornton cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08
THE STORK HAS THE BETTER
OF THE GRIM REAPER HERE

ose, "A Negroes and a. lapaneao
children horn within the same
period
The death poll Tor the the year
Just closed amounted 20 s.fGT.
The birth rate IA seattle will
compare fayorahly with every other
city Of similar aiae IN the United
states. With the excenlton az MIL
Naukce The births there are over
- per cent Ia excess 81 The death
rate And Ia explanation OF this
physicians point 20 the vast per
ccntnge Of German population aud
she beer
Seatlle's birth rate Is better than
~ Per cent above the death rate.
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Emerson Hough
asthsr %
rae sissi.sisei sshhis

"feil me. she said. gently. what
security de havef You come By
my invitation. Il Is true. but none
the less an Intrusion. Into my apart
ments You demand Of nae some.
Thing which no man has rlght
20 demand because ! am disposed
20 be gracious. aud because ! am
disposed 90 be- ennnye. aud because
MT fBkcuham ~ fat ! am willing
ia take into consideration shat you
ask have never aevn a thin grn.
tieman In wooden niehfran. and
am curious iEut no rentleman
PLAYS genes with a lady Ia which
'he dire are loaded Tor himself
Come. what security shall / have
! did rot pretend go understand
her Perhaps after alt we AZ had
becu misinformed regarding herf
could not tell snt hef spirit %
eamafaderle. her good Fellowship
her courage. quite aside from her
personal charm. had now begun 90
impress me,
Nndum. said !. FEELING IN my
pocket uo healhsu has much ~
ihis euFids goods All ans posaea
si0ns would uot furnish enc 90 these
rooms / can not offer SEEMS. a.
does senior YtnrTio but. would
this ~ II service until tomornos ?
That Will leave hin and ms with
slipper each II is with r~luc
lance that ! pledge 20 return miua'-
~ chance ! had felt In my peck
~ lifsie ohirct which I bad placed
there that very daT for quite an
other purpose u Waa OILS a lit.
he tfinket ~ indian manufacture.
which ! had iatsudod 10 give Elisa.
beth that yery evening. a sort Of
cloak clasp. originally made a. an
lEdiau blanket fastening. Nith Two
round discs gruuna out 81 shells
ard connected By beaded thongs.
The triukei was curious. thungh 81
small value The baroness srslked
a y wfth interest
iiow u reminds ne OF this
hoathen countfvf" che said. Ia
this AL that yoar art cAn do In
iswwifYf Yet q 10 beautiful Come.
vii sou not givr u 10 me-
tntil iomofroS. madam
M leugerr
= can not promise u long I
must. unfortunately. have u back
when ! send = mesnruErF-i shall
hardly come myself. madam
Al" she sroffrd Then Il be
Tonga to smother woman
Yes. n Il promised 20 another -
Then this Is - be the last time
Ne meetf~
4 do not doubt n"
Are you not sorryf~
Naturally. madam
She sighed. laughing as she dld
80. Yet ! could not eyade seeing
the curious color on her chsek. the
fise and fall Of the laces over her
bosom Utterly self posaes@ea. sat.
i9fisd with life az IL bad come 10
her. without Illusion ~ % life. ab.
sothed IN The great game u living
and adTensurinE - ! should have
described her Then why should
ms heart hsat one stroke the faster
nowf ! dismissed that question
and rehuked my eyes. which
found continually turning toward
her
Che mo,ionsd 10 a little table
near hy Pat the slipper there.
she said Your little neck clasp.
also Again l obeyed her
stand therei~ she said. motion.
ing to the opposite side 81 the table
and did so Now" said she.
looking A. me Ersvely. = am Euing
with sou 10 Hee this man whom
you call your chief The favor may
mean a. much on one side 81 on
shs other 4 shall not tell you why
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ANOTHER ? In I. RS GAME BAG
THIS is A VERGATUS, THEY SAY

Smithsonian Institute today.
Technically apeakinH. the What =
the name Is hitherto unknown
species u octOeyon. ~ a small car
uiseFous mammal closely resent.
bling a fox
octucYnn Rooseveltua" would
would have BEEN bully name for
u. but she Smithsonian officials de-
cidrd 90 chfiHieu It "NerNatua. F.
meaning striped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08

sshs fer 1909, a.sss' ,,oa
ssn ssseaslsn births 'eF 'sV''
e.,,hs Ter 1909. sfel
800 mothers do not believe
~ race suicide theory The
"a death statistics for 1893.
~ ~ Al the Health aat SANTA
= ~ s.reaa at the cts hall. show
" " eesk 70 have won the race BY
~ s'.',,ssng 20 the statistics thcFv
srxs children born 60 white
- ..-s. dursng the u months iust
s Aside from these there
- 10 Hawaiian. three Indian,
=. =. ulaaa. ous eskimo. % cain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08
NOW POOR GIRLS OF NEW YORK MAY
LEARN TO DANCE IN DECENT COMPANY

Saturdays and Sundays.
we are going 10 have pro-
fessof who will teach the latest
steps. The admission will be 10
cents 10 members Of the Working
Girls societies and IL cents 10 out
siders." she added
There will be- several chaperons.
but they will be unoblrusiye We
are eager 10 get outside men. ana
have put up circulars showing our
low prices IN factories and storcA
The school we expect 10 be q
powerful weapon against the saloon
dance hall"
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sess4'Asstsslsi
ElERY Girl. IN NEW
York SHOULD QUIT,
| SAYS MRS. BELMONT

" FORK. Jan. Mrs O n
Nlnoat n on record t0Aay wlth
Hsnshi n which she advocates
kHss e every giri worker 30
~ Tea IA sympathy with the
1zag shirt wasst makers
hssfr giri in he cisf sirs. Bel.
~ - snsDhasseally should DO
ssafs lowafd winning shis fxht
p shirt salsf makers 40
W.T. Nhss she y employed o.
aeF 3 domestic or a steuoE
~ ~ eaght TO help
1 VIZ that = DAY b. appointed
"a Ennersl strike When this
s'nssl " every woman in New
70 Eo.ts ioF her bread
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08

asked. smiling M she fumbled nj a
glove
IN reply. I bent aud kissed the
fingers ~ her ungloyed hand They
we're so warm and tender that had
been different than ! was had not
fnlt the blood tlnele IN an my body
In the Impulse Of the moment 10 do
more than kiss her fingers
Had ! done 80 had not thought
al Elisabeth then az Ia my heart
! stili believe the flag Of England
today would rule Oregon and the
Pacific; and Il would float today
along the Rio Orande. and il would
menace divided North and south.
Instead Of respecting strong aud
indiyleible Union which owns one
flag and breads none Ia the world
Ito BE continuedl
DANCE AT pREAMLANp.
Dance tonight Admission free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08
THE MARKETS

rhe fo4isvstmw are the average prse~.
uaetea ~ the turat whw9eAaf~r. 90
ieenf nsedms~s nsrats sat frsdt
FFte~s IN al eases are auhteef Co
sarsatiun. arrefatan 60 frsshness
aaa Krn~rsi sxexileaes. hat fhs@s
pFtr~a. wnf~as nfheFwfsr iod4ented.
are FOE strteflr f4rst aFaaes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08
|I IN HEAD TO
stE THIS WEDDING

- ea y. Ian 3 Friend N
= s' ~. Var, Of RaWhide. ana
y 1 NJ 2 well.to.do business
~ W. ~ eiiy who are 10 b.
! ,''s evening. viii have 10
4 y s.. sllifY halfdollar Ia they
y, n,assss thareremon, The
N, - 3 aaed to buy Wedding
M" s'llage WIN BE- aolemtixed
H. 800, q local lodge Tine
~. s'ooln Nill lead the grand
Which dancing win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-08

New wardeHfAt asylum to visltOr)
- Er-~excuae me, eir. but are you a
visitor 81 an Numerically Sipper's
Hair Holiday
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asd ' !. were away. burg
le.- s ,st hone Of Mr. NJ "
as..' 1 Y. av s and llanford
ailefnool and carried
a wDrp oliowelry 4
%sehst Haa also
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DANCE AT DREAMLANo.
Dance tonight Admission free
zee
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IUHIWH p0InEOeH. puI y
ans price ttsf.+s+0attts - FHafH ~
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oyster shells roo ms %
clam Shells. 1905. ~ Ns
0rnnulafed Bones. 1908 rs
Hone Meal zoos t... 81 us
scratch Food e0-if ~ isa
Common Hnuaa ERN
f'ooi a0~lh Sack fl
fn fua. S. 90 per ton
ffrHar
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
Notice OF Petition Praying for Exam
ination and Allowing of Account
of Executrix.
jun 30-3w
County y. a Of DAY.. IS.
In County Court

In County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mary Nc
Kibben, deceased.
ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNTS.
On reading and filing the petition of
Julia NJ. Nichols, Executrix of the estate
of Mary Mckibben, deceased, represent
ing among other things, that she has full
ly administered said estate to date and
praying that time and place be fixed
for examining and allowing her account
of her administration, and for distribu-
tion of assets on hand to the heirs, and
for her discharge as Executrix.
1T is ORDERED, that said account be
examined and petition heard by the
Judge of this Court on Saturday, the 10th
day of July "A. d., 1910, at 300 o'clock A. NJ.
at the office of the Probate Judge of Day
County at Webster, in said county.
AND 1T is FURTHER ORDERED,
that notice thereof be given to all persons
interested, by publishing a copy of this
order for three successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, in the Reporter and
Farmer, a weekly newspaper printed and
published at Webster, in said county.
Dated at Webster, 5. D., this 10Th day OF
June A, ID, 1870
By the Court.
lSEAIl Sherman NJ. Duggan,
Judge of County Court
Attest:
Bert E. Johnson,
G. A. Wells,
Attorney for Executrix
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
From Andover Gazette

j. Wander Meide, wife and son
returned from their Iowa trip last even
ing, by the auto route.
Strangers in Andover must be favor
ably impressed with the wonderful
business activity that is everywhere in
evidence. New work of construction is
visible in every direction. If it is not
store buildings or residences it is new
sidewalks or cross walks. The hotels
and restaurants are taxed to their capa-
city nearly every night.
Yesterday morning while VIM. Wendt
was using scraper to fill in the drive
way at the Farmers Elevator, one of
the horses stepped on nail and soon
showed signs of lameness. Wendte
thinking to relieve the pain, poured on
liberal supply of turpentine which the
animal evidently did not relish, as it
eliminated in runaway. Wendte hung
onto the neckyoke for some distance,
but at last was thrown violently to the
earth and injured quite severely about
the hips. He says he was so dazed for
a moment he didn't know what struck.
The team was stopped near the John
Woudsma residence.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
Notice to Creditors
Jun 30-4w

un 304w
State of South Dakota, IN
County of Day. COURT
In the Matter of the Estate of Michael
Drae ger, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrative of the Estate of
Michael Draeger, deceased, to the credit
ors or and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within six
months after the first publication of this
NOTICE, to the said Attilie Draeger at
kota.
Dated June q, 1910.
Attiie Draeger,
AdmtnistratriX of the Estate of Michael
Draeger, deCeas ed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
From Butler Herald

Lawrence Barry and the Herald force
autoed over to Webster Friday, where
the latter remained until Sunday visit
ing at the home of Col. Resell and
family.
F. H. Russell and Glenn autoed over
from Webster this morning. The Col.
reports that business is good in his line
and that he expects to get busy in a
few days.
John Hout John Duggliby, Tom Gary
Harry Aplin and Rudolph Hanson were
seen in Webster Friday, where they
went to take in the sights.
Mrs. C. C. Hart went to Aberdeen
Thursday night, where she went to file
on claim, having been ore of the
lucky ones in the land drawing held
there last winter. She returned Satur-
day morning.
The city well has been accepted by
the town board and we can now boast
of as fine a we'll as there is in this part
of the state. 1t is 355 feet deep and a
I315-inch hole with an unlimited supply
of water. Work will soon begin to pu;
in some kind of fire protection and it is
rumored that water mains will be
laid in the near future. N
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
Financial statement.
No, $3.50.

REPORT of the condition of the FAR
MERS AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK at Webster, in the State of South
Dakota, at the close of business June
80, 1910
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-07-07
NOTICE OF HEARING

To the Heirs and next of kin of John
Carlson, deceased, and all persons inter
ested in said Estate:-
Notice is hereby given that August
Carlson, executor of said estate, has filed
in the office of Clerk of the County Court,
of said county, his final account and petit
tion for the final distribution of the estate
of said John Carlson, deceased, and that
Monday, the 18th day of July, 1910, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the office of
the County Judge of said county in the
Court House in the City of Webster, South
Dakota, has been fixed as the time and
place for settlement of said account, and
all persons interested in said estate may
appear at said time and place and show
cause, If any there be, why said account
should not be settled, said estate be dis
tributed. and said executor be discharg-
ed.
Dated June 9th, 1910.
[SEALl Sherman NJ. Duggan,
Judge of County Court
Attest;
Bert e. Johnson,
Clerk.
Sears & Potter,
Attorneys for Executor.