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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-28
DETROIT 81. LAKE.
"A Few Items Of Local Interest From the
Eo,,,n,,a Ncr%I,xvoa%o,,., I,

"A Few Items Of Local Interest From the
Famous Northwestern Summer Resort.
DETROIT, Mimi, June M.-[D Delayed
Special Correspondence II find Detroit
Lake more attractive spot than ever this
season. The lakes in this vicinity, owing
to the extreme dry weather, are very low,
however, and the small streams are almost
dry-two conditions regretted by the ex-
perienced angler. The season for excur-
sionists and pic-nicers is now fairly begun
and Manager West, Of the Hotel Mime
sofa which. by the way, is one Of the most
enjoyable little summer resort hotels
to stop at in the country is happy. Sat.
urday the employees of the Dakota division
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-28
Minneapolis Market.

MINNEAPOLIS. June %.
Receipts III cars and 8 shipped.
Closing quotations: No. hard, June 9sc;
July CSC on track 300; No. 1 northern, June
9shc; July $3.50; September, 7s1lo; on track.
94@96c; No. northern, June and July, SIC;
on track s5@s7o.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. June Is.

CHICAGO. June 26.
Speculation ran mild in the wheat pit and q
large business was transacted. Fluctuations in
prices were rapid and violent and higher range
established.
Closing, No. 2, July soXc: August 7sAc;
September 7sc; December, sOAc.
COMING. Q, July. s5xc.
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You should read THE cHrcA-

You should read THE CHIcA-
GO DAILY News because iexo-
vaxce Is eftexsiae. You mast
read sosse paper. Probably
you've always had q weekly
you can now afford a daily.
THE CHICAGO DAILY NRws
costs but one cent per copy
it's 50 cheap you can't afford t.
lose time waiting for a weekly.
You ought to know about things
when they happen-not q week
later. You live in the nine
teenth century, in the greatest
section Of the greatest country
on the earth. and you can't az.
ford to be left behind.
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of the Northern Pacific had their
regular annual picnic at the lake,
and the beautiful beach was Il
thronged with people. A good sized
steamboat, of the style of the Mis- e
souri, river packets, has been put "a
on the lake this season, and as it
draws but about eighteen inches of
water, an experienced pilot has no
difficulty in navigating the entire
lake. Nor is this all; Jocks are be.
ing put i'll connecting Detroit lake
with Lake Sully and Lake Melissa.
This will be completed in few -
days, and the steamboat will then -
have a circuit of forty miles or
more-making one of the most de-
lightful trips imaginable. .
The state encampment of the G. A. r.
begins here next Wednesday, and the town
is being gaily decorated for the occasion.
Beautiful arches have been erected, and
the buildings profusely decorated with
bunting and evergreens.
noticed quite number of Dakota peo-
pie here yesterday, among them Mr.. and
Mrs Gerald Pierce, Miss Little, DR.. Porter
and son and Clarence Price.
They seem to be enjoying them
selves hugely. l will not at
tempt to say how many fish they caught,
as it might conflict with their own state
ments when they return home,
but am satisfied, however, that
good luck followed them while
here. Editor Jewell was also here yester-
day. He is stopping over at the st. Louis
club house. By the way, Mr.. A. Van Tnyl
of Cleveland, an oldtime friend of one of
Bismarck's former townsmen, Banker
Raymond, is president of the club this
year and is now spending month at his
unique cottage near the club house. S. G.
Barnes, the elevator man and his family
are also spending the summer at the club.
A Mr.. Penny and wife of Minneapolis have
also been at the club during the past week.
Mrs. Penny is cousin of Mrs. Jerre
Plants of Bismarck. Mr.. A. G. Andrews
and family of Fargo also have cottage
near the club. Mr.. Andrews is an old
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FIRST.
POINT

Glasess6sv-lts circulation Is 10000 day-over
month. four monthsSr Sroos-cxs csst e de,.
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The fees allowed in cases of estrays
THE sUCCEssFUL Candidates
The following is the list of the delegates

6l6CGe0:
Dist. Name.
III. L. Holmes, f..
81. B. Richardson, r.
W. II. Best, d. ......
2eJoseph POwles, r. !.
John Mcbride d.,
A. +. Appleton, d. !. j
SC. 2. Parsons, T 80. i
2. MeHugh, Z ......(
B. B. Click, d.. .....(
4-Y. B. Noble, d. Il
J. L. Cotton, r.. 49,.
Rev. Ezra Turner. Z !,
Sc. A. Williams, r....l
Harvey Harris, z
John y. Garland, d. ]
ga. W. H0yt, r.......l
A. g. Parsons, r -. j
Vim. Ray. d.........t
III. B. Clayton, : .....i
G.. II. Fay, r........ :!
Q. v. Brown, r
8EWm. II. Rowe, Z ...l
A. .. Pennington, r..
Il. D. Bartlett, d -. j
IS. 81. Moer, r.......l
Il. N. Stevens, r 80. i
Andrew Sandager, ri
O-John Shuman, + r.....
J. D. MoKenzie.r.
John Powers. d. {
n-W. =. Lauder, r.....j
Andrew Slotten, r. 4
w. E. Purcell, d....j
12-H. +. Miller, r......,
3. F. Spaulding, r.. 4
j. Lowell, d. :,
13-Addison Leach, r !.
Il. NJ. Pollock. r.. 1
81. NJ, Peterson. :. I
He. w. Chadee. r... :.
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15-Elmer Elliott, r.... :.
John w. Scott. r. j
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YANKToN county fixed the liquor license
at $500, to which $500 is added in the city
of Yankt0n.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-28

plMPLES. black -heads, red, roue,. chapped
II M and oily skin prevented by C1ticura Soap
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COMFORTABLE FASHIONS.

The season has arrived when the
devoteo of Fashion lays aside certain
conventionalities with her tailor-made
gowns, and insists upon the right to
be comfortable. With the loose
blouse waists, the blazers and The
short skirts, she is rs well equipped
to climb mountain or engage in any
athletic sport as her brother or hus
band. In many of the country COS
tunes there are bowitching possbili.
ties in spite of their apparent sim
pliciiy.
One of the safest materials for ser
viceable wear is the new storln serge.
which comes in all the fashionable
colorings. 1t is guaranteed not to
lose its color by contact with rain,
and is said to be agreeable to wear.
Tho French flanncls are always rein
bic. tho new designs being specially
attractive. Silk striped tamise cloth
10 something novel, but it can be pro
cured only in cream grounds with
colored stripes. The French challies,
patterned like the Chinn silk, arc in
expensive and useful. Milan cloth
is now and of plant texture, and
clairetto ursuline are in popularity
with nm's yelling and albatross.
Tho summer choviots IRE seen in
light weights. as are also the lady's
cloths, and, in fnct, the variety of
new fabrics is legion. In white wool
goods alone there nre Mt least forty
styles from which to choose.
The gloves for county wear should
he of heavy dogskin OF of soft doc
skin OF size larger than those ordi-
narily worn, and provided with n
deep gauntlet cuff to protect the
wrist from the sun, The Biarritz
sac-glove las no fastenings. and is
the very thing for serviceable wear,
as it is easily put on, and also pos
scsscs the quality Of durability. In
Paris, gloves of Russia leather have
been introduced, and are considered
very chic for watering place wear.
The russell shoes have almost su.
porsodcd all others for the seaside
and country. They possess many
abiding qualities, us wator does not
inlure them and they need no pol
ishinG. IL is advisable TO select
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embracing fifty-two lessons ill board
binding. j. \. Rhudy next report
cd the Pleasant Hill Sunday School,
which he said WAS not us active as it
might be. Mr.. William Crockett
came next and reported Il new Sun
day School ut Ditz House, i'll Burks
Garden. He stated that tho school
was on the forward march and that
great good was being accomplished.
Brother Spots then made fow
remarks, and tho hour being late,
concluded with the promise of an
other speech the next day. The
chairman declared the meeting adj
journed till the next day at p. III.
July AT the appointed hour the
president took the chair and called
the house to order. After service
of prayer and song the convention
was open for business. The reports
of Messrs. james Smith, Est. Howell
and others were read and discussed
at 3 O'Clock Rev. Doggett preached.
In his sermon he brought out some
striking points on Sunday School
work which are calculated to do good.
After the sermon the president took
the chair. BY tho request of Mr.
Rhudy his name WAS withdrawn from
the township Board and supplied by
Mr.. Robert Bucket. Brother SPOTS
was then called, and spoke while to
tho children, showing them Chinese
idol. | challenge the reader to point
out Il man who takes rs much inter.
est ill Sunday School work rs Broth.
cr Spots. Almost his entire Chris
tian lifo has been given to this work
and us this Father in the Israel OF
God is standing upon the banks Of
the Jordan, waiting rs weary tray
cler the call to come up higher and
Stake his thirst ut the fountain OF
eternal yonth, may God supply his
place with another who is us compc-
tent and willing TO work rs he
WliilO tho convention WIS not
what we would like to have seen. we
believe the work was advanced and
that good results will follow. Allow
me here to say To ,ll.intcrcstod i'll
Sunday School work or Christian cdu.
cation that ille officers Of tho nssoci,l.
ton need and must have your hearty
cooperation or the mark toward
which we strive will not be attained.
The presidents heart is in his work,
and his efforts will be crowned with
success. Labor never gives birth to
a bcgSarly child will close hero.
Please pardon the length of tho com
municution.
Most respectfully submitted
July 8, 1889 G. r. BRows.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

w hSHl NdToN, July ., ooJ.
Mr.. Harrison has apparently bent
the knee TO the Republican Senator
inl combination, and tho fnct has
created no little gossip here. 1t has,
of course, been well known for some
time past that quite number OF
more or less prominent Republican
Senators were aggrieved because of
real or Gancied Sights they had TO
ccived from the administration, and
many people predicted opon hostil-
ties between Harrison and lie Sen
ate next winter. 4 number of Re
publican Senators, including Allison,
Cullom, Chandler, Dolph and Ingalls,,
consulted over this and other mat
tors and decided to hold n caucus of
Republican Senators in the near flu
ture. They called on the President
i'll order, as they expressed it, ito
know where he stood" They wero
surprised to find that he "stood" Just
where they did; believing that no i'm.
portant move or appointment should
be made without consultation with
the party leaders and that their
wishes should be consulted in all APP
pointments in their respective see.
tions. Senator Cullom expressed
great pleasure at what he considered
the Presidents change of heart
Some people may accuse Mr. Harri
son Of weakness, but for my part
think he was shrcwd to "inake ND"
with the Senators.
Great is the force Of example.
Commissioner of Pensions Tanner a
short time since made his daughter
his private secretary ut salary of
$500, now the new Commissioners
of Indian Affairs, Thos. j. Morgan,
OF Rhode Island, has his wife for
private secretary Mt a salary OF 81 200
a year. Seeing the action of those
officials, DIR. Dorchester, snpcrin
tendent of Indian schools, had his
wife appointed special agent. This
enables her to travel around with the
doctor, when he visits the different
Indian schools, and get her expenses
paid and a salary of So day from
kind old Uuncle Sam. All this time
there is law against the employ
ment of moro than one member of
the same family by the same depart
nent.
Attorney General Miller has dis
covered rare curiosity. 1t is Viz
ginia Republican who declines an of.
flee. Mr.. @. a. Hcrmans, who was
recently appointed assistant U. S.
Attorney for tho western district OF
Virginia, has written declining the
Office on the ground that he should
have boon appointed attorney and
that the smaller Office was given him
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a LITTLE BUSINESS TRANS.
ACTION OF TIE FATHER
OF HIS COUNTRY.
MOUNT VEnNoN, ID July, l77G

MouNr VEnNoN, ID July, 177G.
1o Golf. dohn Thompson:
Srn-WiLh this LITTER comes no.
gro Crom), which l beg The favor of
you to sell III any OF the islands you
may go to, for whntever ho will fotch
and bring mo in return for him:
One hid. of bost molasscs.
Ono ditto of bost rum.
One barrol Of lymcs, if good and
cheap.
One pot of tnmurinds. containing
about ten pounds.
Two small ditto of mixed sweet
meats, about five pounds cach.
And the residue, much or little, in
good old spirits.
That this fellow is both IL rogue
and runaway Though he was by no
means remarkable for the former, and
never practiccd the latter till of latc)
| shall not pretend TO deny, but that
he is exceedingly healthy, strong and
good mt tho hoe, the whole meighbor.
hood will testify, and particularly Mr..
Johnson and his son, who have Ind
him under them as foreman of the
gang, which pivos reason to hope lie
may, with your good management,
sell well if kept clean and trimmed
up little when offered for sale.
shall very chccrfnlly allow you
tho customary commission on this
affair, and must beg tho favor of you
(lest he should attempt to oscape) to
keep him handcuflied till you get to
sea, or in tho bny, after which ]
doubt not but you can make him
very useful to you.
wish you pleasant and prosper.
GUS passage, and safe and speedy
return.
GEORGE WAsHINuToN.
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rs the result of n Compromise be.
tween certain parties, which ho re.
fuses to recognize. Here's innocence
for you. Does not this young gem
tleman know, for he must be young,
very young, that i'll politics King
Compromise rules the roost. Seldom
III the history of the country has u
president or even governor been
nominated without the assistance of
the all powerful compromise. Had
this gentleman effected compromise
with his temper the foolish letter
would probably never have been
written.
Mr. Cleveland vetoed two bills
passed by Congress to quiet the
title of tho land granted TO tho Des
Moincs River Navigation Company,
and now the Attorney General of
Iowa is here asking the department
to bring suit to set aside the title i'll
the name of the United States.
Secretary Window only receives
visitors by cards now,und he requires
them to state their business, so that
he may decide whether he will grant
II personal interview. The innova.
ton is not popular.
Tho Department of Agriculture
has issued circular to railroads and
transportation companies regulating
the shipment Of cattle from Texas
and Arkansas during tho continu-
unco Of tho discasc known as Texas
fever" 1t will also locate inspectors
at all the big stock yards to SEQ that
the regulations AFRO properly carried
out.
Senator Harris. of Tonnoesoc, is
said to be worry solid with Postmaster
General Wunamakcr, who is said to
have animated TO the Senator that
he might name tho postmaster at his
home-Alcmphis. OF course it was
stipulated that tho man named should
he II Republican. | understand that
General Il. l.. Patterson has been
named.
Among the applicants for for
elgn appointment under this admin
istration is A. G. Hill, of Texas, IL
first cousin Of the lato Ben Hill, of
Georgia. 1t is needless to say that
his pc iLics are not those OF the dis
tinguishod Georgian,
The paragraphs Of tho American
humorist have proven too much for
the sensitive nature OF tho Persian
minister to this country and no has
determined TO go back to tho Shah.
lie carries with him IL scrap book
filled with clippings from tho press.
His master, the Shah, is not 40 son
sitivc, or ho would not now be again
visiting England.
The resignation of Gen. JOS T..
Johnston, Railroad Commissioner,
has been accepted TO take effect the
10th inst. This resignation has been
i'll the hands of Secretary Noble
since early in March, but it had been
generally understood that General
Johnston would remain where ho
was, Gen. Sherman having mado Il
personal request of the President to
that effect
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those with broad toos an low heels,
us the tooth.picl too is not very we'll
adapted to ovory day purposes.
Ladies should rejoice that they
can now release their necks from the
thralldom of the high stiff collar
Tho Piorrot collar is II wide, turned
down affair of silk or lace, but it
must be confessed that they arc not
becoming to any but pretty throats
n silk handkerchief, tied about the
neck and knotted sailor fashion upon
the breast, protects ii from tho sun,
and is also pretty when of II con
trasting tint to tho dress.
The fashions of tho dav all tend
toward comfort and common sense,
and both beauty and utility can be
emitted i'll ono dress, for comfort does
not necessarily mean baelly fitted
gowns, untidy shoes aud hats and
tossed hair. Many sensible girls
have eschowod tho curl bang for the
noncc, and wear their huir simply
brushed back from tho temples, or if
that is too unbocoming there il II
straight, short bang over the fore
head. Tho catogan braid plated
and turned up from tho napo OF tho
neck and tied with ribbon, is Il reyiv-
nj of French mode in vogue ycnrs
gono by; but this style, although,
graceful, is rather warm for summer.
and the hair is moro comfortable
when brushed away from tho mock
and lnotted i'll II soft pun Oh tho top
OF tho head
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GEORGE WAsHINGToN.

HIs namo is r.. j. Mckinney; his
residence is Woodbury., Hill county,
Texas; his statement May, 1889: My
little son was cured by S. S. 5. of
bad sores and ulcers, the result of n
general breaking down of his health
from fever. He was considered in
durable, but two bottles of Swilt's
Specific brought him out all right.
Mn. JOHN KING, of Jackson, Miss,
says that he was cured of rheuma.
tism i'll his feet and legs by taking
Swifps Specific. This was after he
had tried many other remedies, both
internal and external, and paid many
doctors bills.
SwIrr's Specific has saved me
years of untold misery by relieving II
partial paralysis in my left side
This was after had been treated by
the best physicians in st. Louis and
Chicago. The trouble was caused
by some arrangement of my blood,
which has been corrected by S. S. S.
L. A. SnErPAET, Sherman, Tex.
b. 0. GILIErr, of Pmdy, Mo, says
Swift's Specific cured him OF Eczema
on his limbs and body. He tool;
only two small bottles.
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September 5, 1889.

The last session was ono OF tho
best III tho long and uaofiil history of
the College Tho order aud general
behavior of students waH excellent,
moral and religious influences strong,
aud admirable proSross generally wnH
made in studies.
GYMNASIUM and VIM. NOR.
ROW SCIENCE HALL nro finished
und beautiful additions to tho al.
roady lovely grounds.
Work of rebuilding tho burnt
"BYARS house, liz in progress
and will DO pushed to completion IN
rapidly M possible
The new SOCIETY HALLS will
be commodious and elegant.
In addition to subjects heretofore
embraced in tho COURSES, thorough
practical instruction will DO given in
Analytical Chemistry, Determination
of Minerals, Assaying, &c.
NO lIEALTHlllR OR MORE
BEAUTIFUL PLACE. No MA
LAltIA.
No saloons, no occurrences to dis
Tract the minds of students, no snfcr
place for boys and young men,
Charges very moderate. Every pos
sible arrangement for tho encourage
mcnt of young men of limited nouns.
For catalogues and special inform
alton apply to
II. w. JONES. Emory, Va.
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EMORY AND HEN RY

COLLEGE,.
II. w. JONES, NJ. A., University
Nirginin) Ill. ID,
President and Professor Chemistry.
REV. l.. Il. WILEY, NJ. A.. wesley
an University ID. ID.
Treasurer and Financial Agent.
REV. Il. LONGLEY, NJ. a., (Wos.
leyan University.
Professor Moral Science & English.
REV. j. a. DAVIS, M. A., Emory
and Horny Oollogc).
Prof. Physics, Botnny II Astronomy.
&. w. MILES, Jn., NJ. A., (E Il IT,.
Collcyo,) Graduate Univ. Va.
Professor Greek and German.
S. NJ. BARTON, Pu. d., University
NirEinia).
Professor Mathematics.
l.. u. CRAIGHEAD. A. ~, (Contrul
College, MOI Student in VIM
derblL University and tho
Universities of Paris
and lcipsig.
Professor latin nmd Fronch.
WM. III. GILLESPIE, Tutor.
THE 53D ANNUAL SESSION
WILL UEuIN
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f. NJ. FULTON,
Special Commissioner.

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
of the County of Wise.
Lee, Taylor IL Snecd VS.. f.. H. N, SaIyer
and ais, Dickinson a. Duff VS. Same, and
L. q. Wells, Exr. &c, w. Same.
l, j. f.. Iipps, Clerk of the said Court
do certify that the bond required of the
Special Commissioner by the decree rem
dcrcd i'll said cause Oh the 9Th day of Sep.
tcmhcr, 1856, has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand ms Clerk of the
said Court, this 18th day of June, 1889.
j. T.. I.lpPS, Clerk.
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CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED

10 TIE EpITon-plcaso inform
your renders thai | hnvo II positive
remedy for the above Dnmud disease.
by it's use thousands of hopeless
cases hnvo been permanently cured.
/ shall 10 glad To send two bottles of
my remedy FREE 10 any of your read
ers who havo CONSUMPTION if they
will send mo their express and post.
Office address. Respectfully,
II. A. SLOCUM. NJ. G.,
Isl Pearl ST., Now York.
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READERS OF THE NEWS.

Tho Southwest Virginia Improve
ment Comlmny'S store at Pocall0h-
taS has now on hand an immense
stock of the latest designs III all
grades of wall paper, and ut prices
that might command your patron
age.
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TAzEWELL FEMALE SEMINARY.
NOTICE OF LAND FOR SALE.

Pursuant to decree rendered on the 9Th
lav of September, 1886, in the Circuit
Conrt of Wise County, III the Chnncery
causca therein pending NJ Leo, Taylor X
Sneed ngnihst i. II. N. Snlyer and uls
Dickcnson ~ Dull against same md r. G..
Wells. Exr. &c. against same. /, the under
signed special commissioner in said Cham
Gerry Causes will on tho First Day Of tho
July Term 1889. of the Wise County
Court, Mt tho front door of the Court
House of s.id county. in the town of
Gladcvillr. Mt public cutlery md to the
highest bidder proceed 10 scll the land in
bill mentioned or no inucl, tlicic1f ~ will
pay Plaintiffs debt, interest, costs of suit
and expense of sale.
This land il described M follows, to wit:
a certain tract or parcel of land lying and
being i'll the comfy OF Wise and State of
Virginin, containing fG9 acres (bcst known
as tn 'Salycr Mill property'D has Grist
Mill on IL and affords excellent water pow
CT for the pnrposcs Of machinery. Saitl
land will be sold subject To tho right Of
way of the Norfolk end Western Railroad
which passes through it.
TEENS OF SALE:-1'he above described
land will he sold on IL credit of one, two
md three years To be pnid III equal install
ments, for the purchase price of which,
bonds with COOL security .mnst be given
pursuant To the terms Of th. decree under
which ! ain acting.
f. NJ. FULTON.
Special Commissioner.
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