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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-04-01
Advertised L etter List,

Advertised Letter List.
The following is a list Of letters re.
naming uncalled for at the postofice
for the week ending March 26, 1898:
LETTERS.
Baker, VIM. Z Peterson, Herman
Bergy, H.. a.. I. Schooner. Mrs. Jennie
Corbett, John Shelly, Fred
Kragsfed, a, Nilsson Thomas. M-2
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Miller. Miss Cora Young. DR.. O.. C.
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In two weeks they will be sent to the
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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-04-01
First publication March. IS, 1881
Timber Culture, Final Proof.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Bismarck. N. D..M March ~. 1898. e
Notice is hereby given that Elliott Barnes
has filed notice of intention to max final proof
"u.rsS t ~ 81 o au th lec saf'9 dav yle ~ o AnrI, ~ , sas-
on timber culture application No. ash, for the
NJ, seA Of nwA- of section No. 20, In town.
ship No. 1877 north, range No. 70 west.
He names as witnesses:
Dan Burkholder, Duncan Mcdonald, Israel
MERCER, Harry Hinckley, all OF Bismarck: N. d.
L. A. LAMB.
Register.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-04-01
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
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Lost, strayed or Stolen.

Lost, Strayed OF Stolen.
Two Llewellyn setter bitches. black,
white and tan, with tan dots over eyes,
young and very active. Suitable reward
for the return of either or both, or for
information leading to the recovery of
the same. Address or call on Frank
Kuntz or A. Van Horn, Bismarck, N. d.
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarcts Candy Cathartic. 10c or CSC.
u Z. c. c. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-04-01
BISMARCK WEEKLY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. APRIL !. 1898

guns are at the proving grounds at
Sandy Hood and the carriages are at
the factory in Watertown, Mass. The
cost of transportation will be $500.
From Seattle, the armament will be
taken by boat to the new fort which has
Just been constructed, commanding the
straits Of Juan de Fuca.
II the cart Of the hair were made a
part Of a lady's education, we should
not see 80 many gray heads, and the use
of Halls Hair Remover would be nm
necessary.
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27
STILL BOYS,
Two Sly Old Chaps Of 90 Went SWIM
ming Topether

Two Sly Old Chaps of go Went su,n.
ming Together.
Neither OF these old chaps js under
oo' yet each is living example of the
TACT tnat men are only boys grown tall.
says the Detroit Free Press. They
i've few blocks apart on Brush street
and have been chums ever since they
were toddlers. The other evening. iust
after sunset, the one living farther out
came strolling by the house of the 9TH
er, Keeping keen lookout from the
corner OF his eye for his comrade
when he was sighted, trying to keep
cool In a hammock stretched under an
apple tree, the man on the sidewalk
held up his hand and began making
cabalistic signs with his finxers while
ne walked on his toes and pressed a
niger OF his other hand on his lips to
entoin silence. The old gentleman nm
der the tree was puzzled for a minute
Ihen ne sprung from his hammock
with youthful agility, gave a sweep of
his arm that motioned his crony to
tho alley behind the barn, and said
Blamed II I DON'T" az he stealthiIy
entered the house by the kitchen door
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27
WAS THE GOM0RRAH OF THE WEST.
'ort Royal Erased From the Earth By an Act of
the Almighty.

feasting and drinking, for the pirates
of the Spanish main spent freely what
they secured so easily. Gold was as
common as copper is today. The tod
oilers in the streets. when they held out
baby hands for aims to the passers-
by, were rewarded with a gold piece
or two.
Another Gomorrah.
Women attired in silks and lace IS
which cost human blood in the making
and the stealing lounged on luxurious
diyans close TO the open windows CT
the houses and drank deep draughts
with their paramours. License ran
riot. There was no virtue. For years
every one in the place had been grow
ing richer and with the wealth came
the desire for ease and pleasure which
saps peoples strength. No one work
ed, for money was brought to every
one in the pirate ships which roamed
the seas only TO capture a cargo sufti-
cient to purchase few weeks of pleas
ure and feasting and drunkenness at
Port Royal. From Peru and Mexico
came boat loads of gold and silken
sturfs and other treasure and with the
arrival of every pirate the bGcchana-
liam revels redoubled in license and
depravity. The people lounged TO
church, but II was only a mockery OF
worship. They we're drunk with their
prosperity and insane with their long
ing for the pleasures of the table and
the wine cup.
On that fated day when the VEN
geance which overlook Sodom and Co.
morrah descended upon Port Royal the
revelry was at It's height. when there
came a sound like the great crack of
doom, the earth trembled and the half
drunken jewellers rushed from the
houses in dismay. The great cathedral
rocked and its tower trembled a mo-
ment, and. while the people were ask
ing one another. white-lipped and ter
rified, what manner of thing was ham
pening, tn eearth gaped open like
great jaw and closed with thousands
in its nav, catching many half way
in the frightful opening and holding
them, crushed and broken. with their
helpless arms extended toward the
heaven they had SO long forgotten.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

Scarce had this occurred, when, with a
mighty roar, the whole city began "
aide down into the ocean,
In vain the afrighted people began TO
flee to the high land beyond the city.
They were caught and engulfed be-
fore they had taken score OF steps.
Hundreds were oyertaken by the ris-
ing hood as they sat at the tables with
their wine half drunk. and their food
half eaten. their thoughts half spoken.
Praying. screaming. and disappearing
the power which had visited its wrath
upon them, the harlots and pirates ~
the city were hurried into the ocean in
the very houses in which they sat. The
ships in the harbor careened and sank
one by one as the great seismic distur-
bance continued. drawing down In
their wake the terror-stricken sailors
and buccaneers. who sprang overheard.
and In less than Ave minutes all the
wickedness. all the debsuchery. all the
sin OF the prohigate city were hidden
forever beneath the waves
Not long after this frightful disaster
came another upon the city. which
took the place OF the one which slip
ped into the sea. Port Royal was re.
builded. not with It's old splendor and
magnificence. not with It's former glory
and luxurlonsness. but as seaport
city, and In 1903. few years after Il
had assumed the proportions OF city.
1t was entirely destroyed by FIRE. Again
1t was built up. but the ayengins power
was not yet stated. for a hurricane
swept the greater portion OF the town
into the ocean In 1922. Almost hun
dred years later. when the city had
once more risen on It's old site. II was
laid in ashes once more, In 1915. Re
peated distractions have left nothing
OF the city as 1t once was. bu, In 1850
a hurricane destructive 10 life and
property swept over the city and once
more partially destroyed Il.
Later catA.troph.
In his Annals OF Jamaica" pub
lished in 1928. Rev George Wilson
Bridges quotes from a letter written by
one of the survivors a rector-two or
three days after the disaster. which H.
In part, as follows:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

The moon has eurlous trtct -,
changing objects into som.tbinv o,t.,
unlike themselves in appearance IN
one instance such trsnsforma,tou
nearly cost the life OF a British soia,sr
he thus relates tho incident. NJ
company had been ordered into ,ho
peshur district to break nm tho n,
coits, who had become very trorhto.
some We arrived there in The MIR,
stormed band Of the robbers by moon,
light, killed or captured a round a..
OF them, and chased the rest into So
jungle. Some of us followed nm ,on,
among the reeds and bushes. but soor
got tired OF this useless business md
were quite willing to stop and &c.
PACK at the sound of the recall our
hospital steward, native. and q Goa
one was by my side. NY canteen "a
been emptied on the march, and wss
parched with the thirst that fo,,an
hshting Something among the bushss
xlistenink on the ground like wa,ar
caught my eye. Its a s,asn,p, 49,,
left by the rains, but It Will serva -,
wet my throat" / said. and wa n,
throwing myself on the srouna ~,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

when ne went slowly through tn. hack
YARD as though he had nothing sp.cial
on his mind, his coat-taIls bulged sua-
pieiolsly and his eyes had a CLINT or
nlschief. The two saluted in wbis.
pers, slipped around half a block T.,
get car, giggled and talked under
their breaths until they reached a we'll
known point up the river, and there
went In swimming, diving. Welcoming.
swimming doggie and turning turtles
as nearly possible like they had done
nan century before. They dried
their scant hair carefully. slowed the
soap and towels out of sight and reach
ed home prepared to prevaricate /,
questioned. Next day they shook
hands, carried themselves more erect
ana congratulated each other that they
still knew their boyIsh tricks.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

.Af,er | had been at church reading.
which | did every day since ! was rec
tor OF this place, TO keep up some show
OF religion. and was gone TO a place
hard by the church. where the msr-
chants meet, and where the president
OF the council was. who came into my
company and engaged me to take a
glass OF NORWOOD wine as a whet &C.
fore dinner. he being my very good
friend. stayed with him. upon when
ne lighted a pipe OF tobacco, which he
was pretty long In taking. and not be-
ing willing to leave him before IL was
out. this determined me from going 10
dinner 10 one Captain Roden's, whittier
| Was invited, whose house, upon The
first eoneussicn, sunk into the earth
and then into the sea with his wife and
family and some that were come C
dine with him. Had | been there |
would have been lost But 10 return
10 the president and the pipe OF tosac'
co. Before that was out | found the
ground rolling and moving under my
feet. upon which said unto him;
Lord. sir, what is THAR lie replied
being yery grave man 1t Is an
earthquake. BE not afraid, IL will
soon be over "
But be disappeared aud VAS never
heard OF again. Continuing. the rector
wrote: Il made toward MoFgan's fort
because thought to be there sscuFest
from falling houses. but as | MAS 80
ing | sas the earth open and swallow
up a multitude 0, people. aud the sea
mounting In upon them over the fos'i.
fcatlons. Moreover. the large sne
famous hurying ground was destroyed
and the sea washed away the earcaAses
The harbor vas covered With dead bod
les, floating up and doWn
Kingston nos stands close 20 z,asrs
Port Royal the old town Of reyelry ah1
vice. once stood The ships In the
harbor float over the houses. which
slipped in,o the sea. aad far. far be-.
low their kPels lie the Imprisoned peo.
prayers for mercy upon ,hsiF lips This
spire OF the cathedral Is moas pf0mi,
nent Of the ruins here 10 the clear va,
ter. as u had raised It's taper naxs,
toward heaven. high above the other
buildings Close 10 Il lie The nssgA OF
Spain aud England. sunk In the fearful
hurricanes which sEspt these placid
waters. With the coral fast forming On
their maats and bulls Ia their shad1s
Turk the sea monsters o, iheaE uatrra
playing about The doOr1ays And case
mentS OF the houses auG chops. where
Vice once held sEay. No mat has s.-t
penetrated 10 the depths where tAs
phantom city lies. 20 explore It's 90
crets. two centuries old. and ait ths,
can be learned Of The aHakgn town h,
CLEANED By pssvthE into the transparent
waters on a bright day when the wiad I
does not runs che surface o. the har,
boF
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

livingston, Jamaica. Correspondence
Beneath the blue waters of the har-
Dor Of this .usint old town lies buried
city which was once the seat or
wealth and prohigacy and all their at
tendant train of evils. In one awful
moment the earth saped the seas open
ed TO receive the palaces OF licentious-
ness and closed above them. and 5000
luckless mortals. Today, when the
waters OF the bay are still and shining
in the tropical sun. the sailors may
lean over the sides of their skiifs, and,
peering down through the azure depths
see the fishes swimming in and out OF
the arches of the old cathedral. the
sharks moving lazily among the great
palaces, and the sea moss twining
around the windows through which
the music and song OF the reyelers
were drifting when the fearful vista
ton came and wiped the city from the
face of the earth. Two hundred years
have passed since that June day when
Pert Royal disappeared into the sea.
Three other cities builded upon its site
have been destroyed by fire and hurri-
cane and earthquake. The avenging
power which descended upon The
stricken city seemed to pursue it even
after its thousands had found wate-y
graves in the bay, which now shimmers
so plaeidly except when the fearful Ly-
phoons sweep over it and lash its wat
ers TO mad reyels.
1t was June Z. 1892. Port Royal lay
sweltering under the heat of tropical
summer. Built upon tongue of land
extended into the ocean, 1t was swept
by breezes which brought with them
little relief from the direct rays OF
the sun. The harbor was filed with
shipping from every port In the world.
for Port Royal was a place OF wealth
and luxury. Great Britain's men-of-
war lay in the offing with their sails
furled and their men reveling ashore
in the city. Spanish buccaneers. lad
en- TO the guards with stolen wealth.
silks. jewels and gold, the spoil III
[exico and Central America, swung
at anchor, and their dark-broved crews
slept or lounged lazily about the decks
while their masters joined the festiv-
tiles ashore. In the houses and pal
aces of the city there was revelry and
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27
VANITY AIR

The well-kaowu Camasz -
estate a, Chlrelhufst. skka
home for sotas years Of Nsss
aud after hts death. Of tn
EuEsnis. Is to BE- saved free =
Ut Tho builder. A #yudIea.sa
dents has been formed a.
Faised TO purchase the hlsirr
sion and seventy acres of III
property wIil be uscd faf fof =
the mansion converted lsss
house
Queen Victoria has used sssa
bays OF late. and her ma1as
mails seen In London. on sst
OF the laHt royal visit. vsfs "
admired. Her majesty Is
no Judge of horsstiesh. but sssa
taste In fsvoring bays. ~ thf
season a fashionable ealof. ns
ssty's rare appearance In tns'
distinguished by great ~
ceremony than was the ds
years ago. Tho queens fsh
drawn by four superb horses. q
positions and preceded BY y
Except upon state or semts
csslons the Princess OF WAs
great objection TO more ~
horses being used in her carr.
dispenscs whenever possible ~
positions and outrlders.
THE consciousness OF 800
own charms reflected In ms
Ia something which sppeab
woman" writes Edward J"
tho Ladies' Home Journal
else ever makes her 80 pfoss
happy In exactly the same ~
that consciousness Is not h'-1
expression. Sometimes II {"
Tor ones inner self. TO b -
tho time and to be lived o'" 4
years to some. No; wom.s :.
willfully turn away from 'a'1
happiness. Some higher ana
mental duty sometimes es''
motives sometimes quiet tns
heart-lonEinEs. a God-e'.", i,
sometimes points = woman " IA
posite direction to her oVn
Memories take the place On ~
and In those memories. swe" !
der, many women are ''ns
Al one time in their liv" ~ y
sity of choice came to them. ~
fully and tesrfully. and ye. \.
they made the choice. Toas, q
not wives simply because tn''
rolnes."
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

Sma nv out the steward pulled me h.o,
.va,s .ah'b' stay! Lend mo van,
80, a"'fu Tor moment" he aa,d v ~.
sooS my sword, and lightly st,rr,s ~ nv
o, ,bs "' m. ,'S point From the middle
arosa pooi a cobra's hooded boad
s s and there came the sonnd .. se -
.so s''. Mss. With a sween =, ~, US
o ~, the steward cut the renti,., W ,ns
me a wa, :, once what had seemed 70
caI,a water pool became the wri,h h 10
s aus OF serpent that had be, ,'' ,,',,
nna, icet In length. Thai wsn '"'iy
t DpV' 'ahib'" the steward gravel, s -
tsmpt,n vel, y, mat you paused before s' -,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

1t is too much to expect that Jo-
seph Letters reverses will bring him to
poverty and want; but he ought to see
the time when a penny additional on
a loaf OF bread means suffering for
himself If for no other member of his
family. His enterprise is cruel, and it
ought to be Illegal. Happily, there are
a few good lessons In the experiences
of men who corner grain and who have
come to grief; but IT is impossible TIC
present them satisfactorily in view OF
the successes Of some even larger deal
ers whose millions have descended &c
their posterity through several gen
erations.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

1T is believed here" gays a Wash
ington dispatch that the war will last
year" How should Washington know
more about this thing than New York
Or any other commercial and political
center? The war may last year, OF
two years. The work of getting ready
for war takes long time. But Spain
cannot last year under existing con-
ditions; and one or two United States
victories, such as are liable to occur
any day, would settle the matter SO
far as actual fighting is concerned.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27
ACROSS THE co.,
us~ the Lasisy -.
Their o..

Il
u"~ she LAsisy ss.s.
rA'i' o-s H..
Quite . curiosity /. a.
house ON wheels Ia n,l,..
OF Warrington stresl.
by ~ e. A. LssIey. o, 49,
western portion Of IL. 49,.
ins'on. who. together Il.
nye children aud TIRE. ~
the way from tina, stat.
tlent. TO tho Atlantic cor
Journey Was begun Mssss :
Las'ey expects, after u..,,'
the New England state. !
'hs ocean and see SON, !.
countries. ineiden,alb ~.
great Paris exposition -
~ '"s' ms nome In WassA.
being an invalid decided !.
Tor California. ba, hsri.. I
"as a. a loss hos TO psos,..
he and his wife decided sss
Of a house on wheels I'D
made the trip 10 the lana :
Lasiey then decided !.
original plan, and Try a,r,,
continent. which seAsr. !.
dlase!y put into erees. -,
that i-asley has en,irel, -,
~ atm. Is a strong. rsssy
looking spselmen Of 49,
hood. ~hils his slte aa4
all the appearances o. "a. ~.
ny family, The tfib ar.sm
Iiaent was made by ssy
starting frem Saa r,s.s,,I
Tex. SO. Louis. calsaro
Piilsbars Buffalo aud sl.ss
YORK ely Their travel. -,
10 the summer p-rio.s. ss.<.
Ing made In beaver A.
NeS York. From New Yea
~ made their way 10 ,aA "a
OF Philadelphia and Bal,laHs
peet 10 rr'rsee shsir s,sss !, ;
route. i.Aslsy has. a nd
sons rather inisgssssnx "a
during his lDrg trip. esss<xs
mountain regions o. sAs i
even ia pennsylgaala. ~ i
never been ever the slsgss4r !
TO mar the pleasure O, TIA kss
house itself Is the oaly Agsw Il
10 existence. according 10 Lsx,
being non~ Of the Fsrals, n
70 a wagon. such an a snf I
couplings. 20 be t0gHa ia q II
On tho rear shssl there All
tha, has teen lle ainr mas
since the beginning o. ia u
which COS shows a ,-zssssa v
miles. One Esrnaskaeis s.saaH
trip Is the sset ths7 csc Il j
a toz. hss walked the ss,sss 1
Il beihg claimed thAs s ~
esalns that has walked ass#s
ttnsnt TssutY hrFsss s4ts 4
aincn tAslsy started. s=s 4 !
ing from being NnFa 81 III
being TRACED for fuzaxtf Il
animals. Tho stay Of ih* "a
iiY Of The house aa . sss4 =
tyashlngton 1lii e of sssr !
Whlis here they are iataz
sights of tho capital ctr q
they Hrs exhausted Hiil hefsl
turn trip TO Ssw fast. Tn
a. stated. q Trip taruuzA - :
'aad states will hs taksa +
Star.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

According to musical authority, the
mooing of COW Is set to a perfect fifth
octave or tenth; the bark of dog to q
fourth or fifth; the neighing Of horse
is descent on the chromatic scale;
while the donkey brays in perfect oc.
tave. Yet it is thought that the QuAli-
ty of the donkey's voice might be i'm.
proved! Possibly the timbre Of ths
violin might be represented by the
squeal of the pig; but a fine ear de-
tects a difference.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

A few years ago, when a disastrous
cyclone swept over a portion Of I'LL
nois, contributions for relief were
promptly sent in to the amount OF
two hundred thousand dollars. In
April last, just as the war was breaking
out, another part of the same state wa.
devastated by flood, which caused
the public mind was preoccupied, and
the call for aid brought hardly twenty
five thousand dollars. One such fact
illustrates whole situation. 1t Is a
true patriotism which warns us not to
allow the excitement of foreign conflict
to lead to the neglect Of duties and
interests which lie nearer home.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

Yves. air. said ssuasos -
thlnk cau claim a good IL. I
for that grand aeh.srsnsas |
iIs4ailou of Hawaii Be !
fllbustnFinx against n ~ 4
was And rather thaa lssi4
mote talE from me iksY Fs y
through ard stopped pfpsss :
and there Wa#hlazgBs -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

bros cannot open the foot when the
leg Is bent; that is the reason tbsx ao
not 1aii ON their perches. II Won
watch a hen walking, you will notice
that 1t closes its toes as IL ral,.a ,,a
loot, and opens them as 1t touches Tho
ground '"o
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27
"ay Of Locking A, =,

II has been openly ...,s,.,.
clan on. one citizen. that that no,,,,
" ,sn accepts money for his ,ns, pol''i,
,. wv" :, replied Senator soryhun, "e y,
Iht to blame for that saum. he
nothing 70 .. advertise his bushes. "'V ~,
ton Star. 'p H. 80 Washing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

II anybody at Washington has an
idea that Commodore Schley is COINS
to be cheated out of the praise due
him on account of the battle at San
tiaso that person would better think II
over. The lighting on that occasion
was not done in a corner and the credit
Will be given where 1t is due in good
time.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

II is reported on good authority that
the annexation of Hawaii will not
crowd the Hon. Thomas Bracket Reed
out of the union.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

An Ohio Jury failed to reach an
agreement after three days. delbera-
ton. A jury Of women could have dis
agreed in three minutes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

II the Spaniards had another fleet
they would have to haul it on dry land
and build fort around it.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

The man who stays downtown lats
in order to get balance usually man
ages to lose it on his way home.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-27

The bitter end Spain has been saying
she would fight to is coming along with
the free and easy gait OF a broncho.