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EUrniShed-Nas. ,Siaa

FDrrished-Wes' S19.
AotH ST, 255 wFST-Nic.ly Furnished front fiat
.,ar 'o"hs with piano. Ring swests bell.
fooms, hauts0msly furnished, campis Q for
anosssseeplna, onls SO. 30. Ring Jones's nell.
"a aosT ossT'aBsautifniy trrnishpd hvs-roou HAT,
z&2 West 23d st, o'
9th ST 100 WEST. near BTosdway-Flt, 4
Owner. "'" '"'"'u'o' eio per "eet'
o1hm m ~; ,one of the prettiest i.ttIe fout.room
hanS.Lt WIN tain in New York CITY; comp etc for
'u Nj, 1870 wEST-First floor and Kitchen
pshsd snk OF large house; Furnished, $50 unfur-
nxb,sm, -, 2a6 WES1-Cosy Furnished flat. nv,
bell. suu pA'h; everything new. Jautitor's
fursiss 2t0 wEST-Fist Of rooms with bath.
'n'a LOT houssksspips. Janitor. ~N'
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furnisheJ-East s.

furnishe5-East Side.
MADISON AVE, 1914. wilson's beli-Ss. 6D
Ni~6, elegantly furnishes nvs and bath; ono
Call ltotP n.
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LARG e. cow yenient square room and large closets
light housekeeping: adults SIS; Improvements. o..
Owner, 24S West 10th ct.
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'lS to nics people four-roCn flats. beau
Grated. range. tubs. elsrtrics, dc. !;
rr,,o them for the money; ~ 90. Slo, Ell,
station always open Morrison, 30 Mar on st.
WARDS APARTMENTS. 9S-lO3 Dutkelo st.
a., or fopms, new and improved; superior to any
r "r and lightI every Hat privare dwell
us' minutes wan to bridte; near l. STATEN and
cars, az, Sl3 and from u nc to S2U
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CnfurnLshed-Weat SiyA

Cnfurnishe5-West Sf5e
GrTERDAM AVE.. 745-Haudsome,t steam
mt, apartmeuts Of six ro?ms on the west side,
iful view across Hudson River. Jauitor, 96th
,nsssm-n'.
70 rNBUS AVE. T2G TO $50. ncar e3d IT. l.
go w. -Sm-ll fats, and 4 roon-, decorated,
aP,PSvfovements; small. select families only.
E.f.
mo MOI NWICH ST, G?6, near Morton-t lheerIul.
tne apartments; Improvements; best order /;
and rss; $40. $l3. Janitor.
ms , ST., E4-S9, 80; nioe large rooms; call
ma as them. Mr. Byrnes.
=, ,ISTh AVE. 6a-BeAutiful wide iat:7 rooms
tlo'bath, steam heat: perfect light; very cheap.
ie AVE, 3O0-30?-3O4. near 2Tth st.-Hand-
lis le flats, 5 rooms and bath: all Improvements; !;
ated; all light rooms; new hoAses; rents 423
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ENGINEER for high,speed engines; one accus-
toned 10 running dynamos, Apply between
and 10 A. NJ, with references, 10 Selleck x
o., Electricians, 50 West 1924 st.
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Advertisements under this
classification repeated in The
EVENING WORLD every Cay
without add .tional cost.

no EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT-Advertisements
for The World may be left at any American
District Messenger Once In the city. where the
charges will be the same those at the main
office.
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UnfNrnLshan--RrookLyn.

the p, near Prospcct ParkmEiegant fats,
district ms; s new onitd.ni, ~ iatn A., no
appare prsmis.s.
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UHfv8HisHED HOUSES TOILET,

Fur1,shsd-Wsst Side.
10TH ST.. 167 wEsT-Nicsiy futnishsd nat. ave
rooms and bath brass beds, silver, 10. Janitor.
10th 81. ais wEsT-Eles.ntly isrpisnsd fat
everything complete; rooms and BATH rent
very cheap TO desirable party. Gayaxau's bell.
S9rH ST. $3.50 wkST-T6 let. frat hat, all far
nishsd; 'llght roons and bath. suitable Tor
dootori rent sse. Janitor. -
GATH st., 40 wEsT-Eleeantly furnished. all
light. large rooms. near tue Park, $40 month |;
also unfurnished fat.
SAD ST., 1855 wEST-Immed,sts possession. 8
light rooms, completely furnished, SEQ per
month. Kenyon.
l05TH ST. LOT WEST-Com pletely newly fur
nished fats, four and Ave rooms and bath !
cool, light, slsani second floor; near stationi $50
A LITTLE JEwEL-Four rooms, daint,y fur
silver. 40. tLAG1 600 furnished fsts). 2A2
West 23d ST.
IF YOU WANT neatly furnished flats AZ less tnsn
cost Of unfurnished can probably suit you
FLAG0 u00 Furnished datsl 241 West 2Sd 81.
NICELY FURNISHED thres-roorn 0at; ell com
venisnces for housek espiugi terms very reason
able particulars. Call $40 West 30th At.
ROOM FLAT. ground floor. all light. 9lb
weekly; delightfully."- cool; located near Broad.
way; linen. silver FLAGG tlOO furnished hats).
2+2 West 23d o..
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THOSE who have sold building lots and others
who wish to make money quick are requested
to call and Investigate this advertise nient; coIa
mission or slnry paid when sale IL made; morn
lugs only. Hewitt. ~ Court ST.. brooklyn,
sa.I !
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VNfVRNISHED R00MS WANTED.
MAN AND WIFE want 8 or rooms, housekeep.
ing. within 10 CT 10 NJ inutes wsik OF 23d st. and
Broadway. Address Blake. World, 1921 B'wAy.
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STENoGRAPHER and typewriter wanted; a
bright young man owning machine, for a
be thoroughly honest and well recommended
and willing TO assist as clerk; salary $40 to
SIS per month and board. Apply personally,
Thursday morning. to VIM. y. Simpson, Ad.
vertising Ageacy, 81 Park row.
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| wANTED-Ri:ht away; reliable mea at home or
| to travel to keep our show cards tackled up In
| towns, on trees and FENCES along public roads.
S76 month and So . day eIpenss deposited ip
your bank when started. j. II. schasf Co., SC&
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YOUNG MAN totak- care OF horses aud work In
t.astJTe. o1e acquainted with the business pre-
ferred. Apply with Toicrcnce. 3O5 East 3ath IT.
A. -BAkGAt Ms; suits, Iii 'htly soiled hy water,
worth S25, for 81. 2uy tlatnush ave, Brooklyn.
MONTAUK HoTEi, 81 Bowery: water. towel.
mirror, &c, in every room; .5c.; 81. 20 weekly.
l6 MEN wASfED, Phoenix Hons. 81 Bowery;
lohsln9s. &c. gAt sprinf be ls Tree haths.
so MIN WANTED Palma Houee, 90 Bowerg;
rooms. 26r free baths. modern Improvements.
30 MEN WANTED At Cleveland House. 12S Park
row; roous .Uc, furnished: ali improvements
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UNFURNiSKED ROOMS TO LET.

Advertisements under this
classification repeated in THE
EVENING WORLD every day
without additional cost.
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OPEN all summery, waltz and all fashionabls
dances taught rapidly circulars. kntcksrbeskee
Conservatory. a. West ltthst -
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| EXPEkIENOrD YOUNG MAN wanted to a.siss
| In storS Of whossa . boy = uIotn house. Nd
| Schlorb L Co, , GbS BrOadsay.
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ST.. a3B WEST Extra lsrre, I,xht fro,
.naMlx nAnered. slh tn &lII; has an mt 4 l

ST.. !36 WEST Extra large, light front
nswly panered. SIN to k2U; basement, $40.
Tv ST., 324 wEST-Seveu r. on,s and bath
ID; all light: every improvement; priv-te
janitor; 1928. $29.
n ST. 22l-223 WE>T-Elsgant apartments;
ats three and four sll.light rooms all Improve
.nts, decorated ceilings; now houses; rents $l4
SO. .1anitor.
ST ST., $40 WEST-EleRant, light, front apart
ents; best order, new house; al i'm mprovements ,
$23. JRnltor.
ofH ST.. 347 wESr-3 or rooms, all light,
private halls. $3.50, S17; basement. ".
hnitOT.
,ents; 4 or 4 roo ns y "a to 22O Hons ok ee per.
9TH ST.. 2il WEsT-Elegant light front apart
ments: new house, best order; all Improve
nents; Sl5, Sla. Japitbr.
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ID ST. 533 no 537 wEST-Fine Broom apart
nents. all paiutsd, neat houses. 80. Sll. so.
I'll ST.. 4l4 WESr-Spscisl induce,n ents; or
~. .lauIar
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ELEGANT APARTMENTS.

l23D ST, 26S AND 265 WEST. corner stn
ave, 100 yards from l2bth 1T. station
ElegAGt apartments; rewiy decorated; csling,
ifescoed ii oesrsd bath tteam heated. llgnt ana
Any price irCm s2l to a24; none bat Tcspops 81 Dle
peops.aith references accepted, Apply to Janitor.
ELEGANT IMPROVED FLATS of 4 rooms 10
nteehweh ave, and rooms 40 WoSt llth st.
10th St, rooms, BATH all venents; S2I,
P25' Jantor.
VICTORIA. llth ST., near 9Th ave. Five rooms
ana bsth. handsomely decorat ID: all new; low
ieh'i lsntt"r. OF. W. DOn Ms, lb4 9th ave.
"ESl PARR FLATS. iil aad 4a3 Wcst 57th st.
=. rooms, elegant, steam heAtei; fuel ior rsuGe;
''e'a'oF ycrT desirable. Apply to. ioliupl
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7 lN lAliUE stock company, active men to rep
| resent them; $50 to $50 weekly easily made;
salaries paid competent men placed In charge
OF branch Offices. Call after l, room 2, 2l4
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PHOTOGHApHIC HISTORY WORLDS FAIR; !
beautiful; sells without effort: 800 pages 350
engrayiu iugs. Call DE ruy. 325 Broadway.
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9TH ST.. 35S AND $50 WEST Elegant apart
ments; flats. and allght rooms; decofa: ed
enys; comb,nation bstni new housesi rents
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

AFTERNOON CLASSFS-WAnrZ GTARAN-
tesd in sit private ess ans, With mg-ic. SS, Not
withstandIug th' ihct t1At ihis Is natgra'ly ths
coolest academy the city, viii add 10 ne enn,-
fort of my patrons ani puTiid by rlnning rdison's
ug AZ N us IN n
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wANr.D-Yonny man. ietrn harfrhdipr. sl0t
also wait ng steidy plsition. Cosm opolitan kin-
plpynnnt Hmfcau. tby 9Th A.e. 80
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| EMPLOYMENT GUARANrRED : Mercsntts
houses, hotels. factories. caf s. private famicsi
positions waiting or quickly procured or no charge.
| ,nter,tlt. Emp change, 30 ast 18th ~.
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fursiSsbb., 40 wEST-Flat Of rooms with bath.
'aA'hsd Tor houssksspIps, Janitor. 'sN'
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| WANTED Young man with some experience n
the COTTON jObblng business. Address A. A.,
l hnr
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WANTED-An important Bnvarlan export brew.
cry, whose brew Is already introduced nnd
well liked In New York, wants for New York
Al clerk and highly respectable German. Ad-
dress Rcpres on tatiol box $40 World. -
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.--- 3UTH ST., alG IVES
IMPMoNEMENL!

-FOUR hOOMS AND BArli, $40, S2?.
NTH ST. All wEST-Cheerful. ltght apart
ments; new house; Improvements; Gest order
". Jantor. !;
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WANTED.

SHIPPING CLERK WANTED: must understand
steam and plumbing supply trade. Clerk, box
ri World
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39HH 81. 25J WEST tSnerwood) )-Sngls flat, 7
elegant, extra large H. hit rOums, bathroom, steam
eeatsd. handsomely decorated. private hall, a+2 !;
sAS
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ALEsMAS-EIpsrirneed retail hat salesman
wanted must -pesa German well. reference re-
luired Z. Goldfmith. A9s Grand st.
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SALESMAN With 5000 will bs given an interest
Call before IL. 20 West 18th 81 room 2.
SALESMAN - Experienced sAls.mau for gents
furnishing department OGrAdy Co., Cd ave
and b1ih at
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WANTED = Porter. 80; packer. si2 yercckeryl;
rrocery clerk, Sl2; driver. Mercantile Agency.
SOC Wklhington ST. Brooki.n.
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DRrGGIST-Wantcd. a competent druggist who
spcaAs German; must invest s.. 900 In u com
pany operating retail drug stores: the manage
mrnt " store will he given to the right
man by successful company, who require aud
give hest references Of reliability. Dixie
T. q, box ,s65, New York.
DRUG CLERK WANTED; must be licensed .
English and German Apply NJ l ,592 LIST ave.
corner SD ST.
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WANTED-.or tho nItel STATES Army, Abie.
bodied, unmarried men. between the asos Of ~
aud 80 years good pay, rarionS. cothiug Aud
medical attendance; appli ants mlst hs prepare
TO furnish satisfactory svideure ss 10 age. eharao.
ter And habits. apply At las TAX Yo. or IL
Abingdon square. n. Y. City. or 81 Fulton Ct.
Brooklyp. N, Y,
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Doing Well.

Reports received from Grand Forks
indicate that Harry Vibrant has struck
it quite rich in his brokerage house. He
is now fitting up handsome Offices in the
main part of the city. has them equipped
with all the latest conveniences in the
way of blackboards for quotations,
special telegraph wire to the trading
points of the country, and in every
respect is equipped to safely and rapidly
handle orders from all. Occupying one
of the best suites at the Hotel Dacotah,
he appears to be strictly in it, all of
which pleases his many Bismarck
friends.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-13
II DOGS LEAD.
The International Coursing Meet at
Huron Ends.

HURON, S, H., Oct. 9.-The inter-
national coursing meet closed last
evening after three days of exciting
chases after j%ackrabbits. The crowd
on the grounds the last day was i'm.
mense and II OF the most enthusiastic
that ever gathered on the continent.
Everything has been fair. and all go
home satisfied, except perhaps several
Englishmen. who were disappointed
because Of their failure TO win prizes.
But what they lost in prizes is more
than made up by winnings on side
stakes. When the contest for the first
prize was concluded they heartily con-
graduated their American friends. and
declared that their faith in American
greyhounds vas fully established.
The races did not begin till late,
and little was accomplished b%eforenoon.
The dogs we're in excellent condition
and the rabbits numerous and spiritely.
Every race was closely contested and
the enthusiasm was increased as they
progressed. The Columbus cup and
$4,000 was won by Prince Charlie,
owned by H. c. Lowe of Lawrence,
Kan. Second money, $1,000. went to
Nancy. owned by DR.. Van Hummel of
Indianapolis. The Columbus purse
and $1,000 was won BY Royal Crest,
Daytime taking second money. Both
hounds are owned by J. Herbert Wat
son of Brooklyn. The Columbus plate
and $500 was won by Viola, owned by
DR., Van Hummel Of Indianapolis;
second money to Princess May. owned
by H. c. Lowe CT Lawrence, Kan. This
was declared the prettiest ace of the
meeting. a side race between Van
Hummel's Nameless and Watson's
Dollar Three for a purse of $500, was
won by the latter. The stakes were
large on nearly every contest, and
many Huron men won fat purses.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-13
John Backman, a Well Known
Farmer, Totally Burned Out by
Prairie Fire.
Appealed Agricultural College Case
Is Filed in The Supreme
Court.
Various Other Items of News Gath
cred For Readers Of The
Tribune.
Backmau Burned Cut.

Mr.. John E. Bsckman, of Slaughter,
was in the city Friday and reports that
he was burned out by prairie fire a week
ago Thursday. The loss is about 500.
A new granary, 1924, with the grain
therein-576 bushels OF wheat, IS of oats,
Is bushels of corn. a barrel CT teef. Is
tons of hay, stable, carpenters tools and
a number of other things were destroyed.
The fire started from the steam thresher
Of Edward Rawlings and Frank f. Lit
tie. No insurance. It comes hard on
John and his wife. They have nothing
left. They depended on their crop and
there is nothing left but the ashes. Mr..
Backman was away at the time the fire
passed over, Mrs. Backman being the
only one at home.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-13
Battle With Burglars.

OMAHA, Oct. 9.-Police Officer Joseph
Smith and O. K. Serviss had a desper.
ate battle with three burglars in the
rear of Hayden's general store at Grand
Island, Neb. Smith has a bullet hole
in his thigh. and one of the burglars is
dead in the morgue. About 20 shots
were exchanged. The officers detected
the burglars as they were leaving the
store and a desperate duel followed in
which Officers Serviss and Smith were
wounded and one burglar was killed.
The other two burglars escaped. The
dead man has been identified as Charles
Fisher, an Omaha crook.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-13
First publication September p. 1881
SummOnS-Justice Court.


STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA-COUNTY OF
- Burleigh-ln Justice Court, before E. c.
Chase. Justice of the Peace.
W =; Moorhouse, plaintiff, against Mills
Beach. defendant. Summons,
The State of North Dakota sends greeting:
10 Mills Beach. defendant. You are hereby
to appear before me, at my Office. in
tie City of Bismarck. in said county. on the 18th
gay OF November. A. d. 1899, at 10 o'clock, q. m;
to answer the complaint Of the above named
plaintiff: who claims to recover of you the sum
OF sixty, i've dollars. on note Of hand, with inter
cot at IL per cent. per annum from April q. 1885,
And You are hereby notified that if yoq fail to
appear and answer said complaint as above re:
quired: said plaintiff will take judgment for said
som OF gus With interest at IL per cent: per
Der. A. d. 1893. T.. C. CHASE.
Justice of the Peace within and for Burleigh
County, North Dakota.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said Bur
return.
JON A. SToYELL. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The above case is postponed to the above date
to give time for service by publication:
f.. G. CHASE.
september IL, 1888. Justice of the Peace.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-13
First publication Sept. l., 1884,
SummOns-Justice Court.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA-COUNTY OF
y, Burleieh-ln Justice Court, before Z. C..
Chase. Justice of the Peace.
Pratt, defendant,
The State of North Dakota Sends Greeting:-
10 Douglas 9. Pratt, defendant. You are hereby
summoned to appear before me, at my Office, IN
the city of Bismarck, in said county. On the 18th
day OF October. A. D. 1898, at 10 o'clock, q. m. to
answer the complaint of tie above named plain.
IN. who claims to recover of you, the sum Of
thirty dollars. for medical service done AID per-
formed by the plaintiff for the defendant ct the
special instance and request of defendant within
two years last past. And you are hereby. notified
the! # yoq fail to appear and answer said COM
plant as above required. said plaintiff will take
Judgment for said sum of thirty dollare, together
with costs of suit.
Given under my hand this 18th day of August.
A.. D. 1893. +. G. A
Justice of the Peace within and for Burleigh
County, North Dakota.
TO the Sheriff or any Constable of said Burleigh
Comfy. Greeting: Make legal service hereof,
and due return.
The above case lie adjourned to the above date
to give time for service by publication.
E. e. CHASE,
AQGost "a. 1873. Justice of the Peace.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-13
A Bad Fracture.

T.J. Woodmarse, of Steele, met with
a serious accident Sunday. While out
speeding a horse in a sulky, the animal
took fright at q large stone near the road
and SHED off, throwing MI. Woodmanse
out, catching his leg some way in the
sulky, and fracturing both the bones of
the leg just above the ankle, dislocating
the ankle and badly decorating the flesh.
Dr. Harcourt was summoned to Steele
by telegram, and made the injured man
comfortable as possible. The injury is a
severe n and will disable the genial
JEFF for some time.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-13
Appeal Is Filed.

The record on appeal in the Agricul-
tural college matter is filed in the
office of the clerk of the supreme court.
and is ready for argument before the
court at their adjourned term, on the
3lst inst. All questions have been
eliminated from the matter, save the
sole n as to whether the governor has
the power to suspend trustees Of a state
institutional board or whether the matter
must be submitted to a court of COM
petent jurisdiction.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-13
EAT PEQPlE

70 reduce You weight SURELY use lWillard's
Obesity Pills and lose IS pounds a month. Ma
injury to the health. No interference With bust.
ness or pleasure. NO STA RvlNG. They build
up and improve the general health. beautify the
Anderson,. 81 Auburn st. Cambridge, M S..
writes: Three bottles Of your Obesity Pills re-
duced my weight from 225 pounds to 1870 and
rleased with the result. and shall do ali / can to
help You. On patrons include Physicians, Bank.
err. lawyer, and leaders Of Society. Our goods are
rect from our office. Price psr pncx aye $500. or
three , nck"rcs for s. GO by mail PREPAID. Par
t,cnlars (se"ledl tets. ALL aOKRESrON. /.
EN- r. tOSElD. raj
WILLARD REMEDY 20. BOSTON. MAS,
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EoInLard ,ncnt ~

WASHINGTON. Oct. 8.-The most i'm.
p%ortant news concerning the Brazilian
revolution since its inception has been
received by the secretary Of the navy in
a cable dispatch from Captain Picking,
the commander of the United States
cruiser Charleston, at Rio. as follows:
admiral Me Ito having been informed
that the government would uismount
guns in the city, said he won!d not
again fire upon the place." I"is un.
doutedly means that the bombardment
of Rio Jeneiro has ended.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-13
Who Got the Geese?

Two local hunters went out after geese
Saturday. They sat, after their arrival
at the hunting grounds, alongside a COM
Portable fire, and waited the evening,
when they should go out and slaughter.
In the meantime, another local sports.
man, who wasn' t hunting, happened out
that way, met the two, borrowed their
gun and decoys, went over the hill, and
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-13
sEPOYS MUT1NY.
Afghan Troops Turn Assassins-A
Battle Follows,

Battle Follows.
LONDON, Oct. "a dispatch to The
Times from Calcutta says that serious
disturbances occurred at Cabul, the
capital of Afghanistan, previous to
the arrival there of the mission under
the command of Sir Mortimer Durand.
The assistant commander-in-chief, it
appears, abused a sepoy of the Hariti
regiment, upon which the regiment be-
came terribly enraged, loaded
their rifles and fred a vol
ley, killing the assistant COM
mander-in- chief. A terrible disturb
ance followed. The mutinous Sepoys
fed from Cabul. but were pur-
sued and captured by the ameer's
loyal troops. A number of the mutt
nous Sepoys were tried by court martial
and II of them were sentenced to be
blown to pieces from field guns, which
sentence was promptly carried into
effect. All the troops at Cabul
were thrown into a state of
excitement by the execution of
the II Sepoys, and it was found neces-
sary, previous to the arrival of the
Durand mission. to make all the
ameer's troops swear on the Koran to
behave well, in view of the coming of
the British mission.
But the disturbance does not seem to
be at an end, as General Faramus
Khan has been arrested, and the gov
ernor of Herat has been ordered to
make further arrests.
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First pub .icatiOn y .pt. s, 1893.
M"rigag- sal"

W"V'g1gV <HI".
DtFAUlT EXISTING IN A MORTGAGE
- executed BY Ge, rye I. Webster to Julinnetta
T.. Hunt, Jan. ~. 1885, recorded Jan. ~. 1885. at
1880 o'cloc a. m. in Book l2 OF Mortgages. on
Dakota Territory, now state OF North Dakota.
on the west one'third 90 Of lot number four az
in block number two ~ in Northern Pacific Ad..
dition 70 the City Of Bismarck D. r., now State
OF North Dakota. according TO tho recorded plat
Register of Deeds Of said County and Territory.
now dye on said mortgage 81, O33 80. Said mort.
gage viii 20 i9nreclostsl and said premises sold 10
the court house jof, said Burleigh Con nty, Oct.
II, 1888. At 10 o'clock, a: M, to satisfy said debt
and costs ,o,. JULlANErrA q. HUNT.
Sept u 1878. MOrtRaRee.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-13
Burn I'm I'm.

Manager Dickey urges that all farm.
ers Immediately burn up any samples Of
whatever kind Of grain which they may
have received in the Agricultural build
ing at the Worlds Fair. A very danger
Gus pest, the black weevil, has been I'M
ported from one of the South American
countries and has propagated very
rapidly and is all over the Agricultural
building. The only safe remedy to pre-.
vent the thorough distribution of the
pest is to burn up all samples received
in the Agricultural building.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-13
Train Robber ESCAPES.

TACOMA, Wash, Oct. 0.-Word has
been received here that Charles Jones,
leader of the gang of Northern Pacific
train robbers, who was captured in
Montana, had escaped. He was on
foot, while his pursuers have horses
and he can be readily trailed, there be.
ing two feet of snow on the ground.
Dispatches to railroad officials here
state that the other robbers captured
were taken to Livingston. Mon.