Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-21
Five-polnted star on right hand, tt
right of base of thumb.

Five-polnted star on right hand, to
right Of base of thumb.
Ring on second finger of right hand
American coat of arms, with globe for
background; the top half of globe, only,
visible. Ship sailing over top Of globe,
on upper part of left forearm.
Cruciixion, with spires of Jerusalem
in right background, and "Mary" kneel-
ing at the left foot of cross, on left FORE
arm.
Cross, anchor and heart, grouped, rep.
resenting faith hope and charity, on in
side OF left forearm.
Sailor embracing girl, on lower part
of the inside of left forearm. Ship in the
background.
Fancy bracelet around left wrist.
Full-rigged ship on left hand, zeal
base of thumb.
Ring On second finger of left hand.
Dagger running nearly vertical, on left
breast; handle and part of blade above
nipple, and point and about one inch of
blade below nipple; intended to repre-
sent dagger stuck through breast behind
nipple.
Girl riding eagle with spread wings,
and holding American flag in right hand;
on stomach just above navel; the words
''Young America" in scroll beneath the
eagle,
One eight. pointed star just above each
knee.cap.
Spread-winged eagle, with American
flag background, on inside of left leg, be-
tween knee and ankle.
Man riding a hog, on outside of left
leg, between knee and ankle.
Dressed woman sitting in a chair, right
foot resting on left knee; spread fan
above and to the right of her head, held
in bracket from back of chair; on inside
of right leg, just below knee.
S~ix-pointed star on top of right foot.
The above list is complete. Had ma
ture kindly provided the man with more
surface upon which devices of the above
description could have been placed, he
would have had it covered, also; but
the artist covered all available surface
and then stopped for lack of material.
Rally at Menoken.
The republican rally at Menoken last
Tuesday was a decided success. The at
tendance was large and those present
enthusiastic and appreciative. General
Hughes made the opening address, and
was followed by Doctor Bentley who
gave place to G. B. Little and Doctor
Harcourt. Rspubllcanism at Menoken
is in hearty good health, and much
pleasure is expressed at the result of the
first out-of-town rally.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
MENoKEN, N. D., Oct. 19.-The repub.
lican rally held Tuesday evening, brief
particulars of which appeared in yester.
days TRIBUNE, was a decided success
and Notwithstanding the fact that the
%threshing machines at work in the neigh.
borhood kept many from being present
the building used was we'll filled. Capt
Sid Smith presided with his usual grace
and dignity, and introduced first to the
audience Gen. Alexander Hughes. Gen
Hughes reminded his hearers of the fact
that for nearly twenty-five years he had
been a resident of the Dakotas, and yet
had never been able to vote for a presi.
dent. In an eloquent and able manner
he held his audience for over an hour
giving his views upon the issues of the
present campaign. He was followed by
Gen. Bentley, who briefly outlined his
position. He spoke of the tariff, the
minority report of the Chicago conven.
ton and of the county and state ticket
de%preciating the fact, that the common
enemy had seen fit to circulate the re.
port that it was the intention of the
town people to scratch the nominees
who resided in the county and whose
names we're on the county ticket, de.
%nouncing said report as untrue, and in
conclusion eloquently pleaded with all
his friends to stand by the entire ticket
Next, Col. Little was introduced, and in
a pleasant manner for q few moments
entertained his hearers.
Doctor Harcourt's speech was of an
enlivening nature, he deciding that the
audience would appreciate a little fun.
His address was flied with witty stories
and interesting anecdotes, and was vel
received and heartily enjoyed.
School Auxiliaries.
The suggestion of the department Of
public instruction that the schools
throughout the state prepare. exhibits o.
their work as q share Of the state display
Is meeting with the approval of teachers
Superintendent Ogden returned yester,
day from a trip in the eastern part oil
the state, and reports an encouraging
condition of affairs. 1t is regretted
however. that Soma county snneriptand,