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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-30
Lutheran.

Evangelical Lutheran-Third Sunday
after Easter Gospel, John xvi, 1913;
epistle, | Refer H. ll-2O Vestment color
white St. Marks, Washburn and Four
teenth streets-ReV. A. l.. Ramer, Ph. d.
pastor. Services 1870 a, m. and 7.SO p.
M; Luther League, $3.50; Sunday school,
IL noon. Morning subject, "The Word of
the Lord-'A Little While" Evening
subject, THE Daily Renewal of God s
Mercies." Holy Trinity, Adams avenue
and Mulberry street-Rev. G. G. Spieker,
pastor. Services 1890 a, m. and 7.3O p. m. T;
Luther League $50 p. m. Sunday school,
~ noon, lions, Miffiin avenue-Rev. p.
r. Zizelmann, pastor, Services 1890 a.
m, Sunday school, 2 p. m. Christ, Cedar
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-30

Rev. William Van Kirk, of Mt. Ver-
non, N. Y, who is a specialist on the
theme "Bible wines and strong drink"
is in the city and on Sunday morn
ing will speak in the Scranton Street
Baptist church. In the evening he will
he heard in the Washburn Street
Presbyterian church. Monday morning
he will speak al a meeting of city pas
tors in the Penn Avenue Baptist church
at 1890.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
WHO AND WHAT is NE?
A Mysterious Stranger Who Looks for Belfast
Wharvcs in WatcrviIlc.

WatcrNilc, Me, March 21.-tSpccial.--
To-day Il stranger aliGhtcd from the east
bound train at this station. lie was of
very dark complexion. but no one could
seem to determine whether he was an
Arabian. Italian, Spaniard or tImdoo. Th"
stranger walked about the station for Il
trw minutes ana the train went On. Thcu
approaching one of the station hands, tn"
man asked 10 b" directed 1t" the
WarNrS. He was told that the nearest
wharf WAS in Augusta. through which
cry he had passed half IN hour before.
"N hat town is this is il not E"lf1St?'
h,' asked.
He was told that Belfast WAS 30 miles
dwaN and that it could not be reached
hN train. today. Then Ihc stranger went
down town. He has not registered at
cit her Of the hotels ana now all who saw
him are willing to swear that he IS an
cniSSary If Spain who intends t" look
into the fortitcatiouS of the rru"hsr"i-
He can carry 4 pl;tn OF such f"rtlll@1ti"1tN
comfortably IN his watch pocket without
imcuUvcn'ncc. and if the Spanish dar" I"
COME into he port of Belfast. the mayor
viii order uut the lire department.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
YELLOW FEVER ON BOARD.
One Death on Steamer Strabo. Which Arrived
at New York. Sunday.

NJ" York. March 24-Thc Lampori &,
non Ian" steamer Strabo. Capt .Iartiinr.
WhIth arrived, today. from Rio Janoiru
'pSt on" Of her crew from yellow fever.
"uf!hG me voyage to this port. While In
port at RIO janciro two Of her crew wer,
taken i'll with symptoms Of yellow fever
lhcE were removed TO the hospital on
shore. just bcfoie the steamer sailed from
that port.
Th" Strabo sailed from Rio Feb. 22
W hen but few days out the ships cook
Henry kearton. was taken sick with vel
low fever and although Capt. Jardin.
dil all in his power to relieve the pa
ti'nt, he gradually grew worse and died
March 2. The body was buried at SEA
kcarton hailed from Liverpool and was -
Acais old.
capt. Jardine, who attended kcarton
during his Illness. was taken down with
The disease on that date. but although the
attack was a severe one. he rallied quick
iy and was convalescent when the.
steamer called at ST. Lucia, March II, for
coal
When the Strabo reached port. this
morning. the health officers ordered
strict quarantine Of the vessel. She will
II" detained for Il thorough dlsinfection.
The crews quarters will be fumigated
ana cleaned ana all effects and bedding
will be dsnlectcd from the steamboat
James w Wads worth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
DUTIES ON KLONDlKE GOODS.
Ruling Of Dominion Authorities on GOODS Bound
for that Region.

Nyasbinmtnn March % rbo anuar+.
uant Of statn is informed hv tho l-nita1
States consul General At Ottawa on+
that the same du,ias are imnoead nn
,.nnJs daetinaa for tho hlondita raoinn
as ar. in,,oe.1 80, Goods in,uo,.,,,,1 into
.,,,,. ,,ba,. ,,,,, ,r C,.rodo III. II,
..,,.,,.,ione ia ,I,- Canadian ,,,stn,,, n,ti
,.,,.. to,,.bir. mi. ,,,,t,,. ,,,. %. f,}-
lows. "Naa,,ipo o,,,ara1 articles az
,,,,s,,.I oaor,,,,.nt ,n;I,, o,,ti,l.. o,,d
.in,iI,, ,orso,o1 ..ra,.ts ,.f ,a,..,,r.. ~,
,.;,i,. H., f,.nada ,,a,. l.. ,,,.,..,,,l fr,..
,vi,ho,,t ont,v at cu.tnr,. n. t,o,.,.lIa,...
harr,o. undnr tho nrnvisinne uf fin,
customs tariff but mis- nroyisfon shah
,niv ip.lu1. ,,.ti,.l.. ou - lt,,,rI,. ao,.o,,,-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
HON. CHAS. BUFFUM DEAD.
Was Leading Republican With Long and
Honored Public Career.

Bangor. Me. March 20.-IIon. Charles
Buffum. long one of the leading Repubii-
can politicians of the State. died at his
home in Orono, Saturday, after an Illness
pf several months.
He was born in Palermo IN 1890. and
was educated in the common schools ana
at Maine Academy. In his early years
he was in the lumber business al Orono.
IN 1865 he was member of the House of
Representatives, and in 1870 and 1871 was
in the State Senate. being elected to the
presidency. the latter year. In 1875 he
was elected member of the Executive
Council. which position he held three
years, the last year being chairman of
that body. In the fall Of 1875 he was ap-
pointed superintendent Of the reform
school for boys at Cape Elizabeth. which
position he held until change in the
state administration in 1873
IN religious faith Mr.. Buffum was al
ways a Tniversalist, of which body he
Was an honored member, and he was for
the term Of lS7l-72 the president of its an
nual convention
He is survived by a wife. two sous and
wO daughters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
WOUND AROUND A SHAFT.
Fred McQuiIlan Dies from Injuries Received
in Pulp Mill. Benton Falls.

Benton Falls. March 20.-(Spcciab.-- At
late hour Friday night. Fred McQuil-
Ian. one Of the forcmcn of the pulp mill
met with an accident that caused his
death within an hour. McQuilian was at
work about line of heavy ShaftinG.
when, in som" manner. his clothing be-
came wound up on the shaft and the man
was quickly carried upward ana around
tn" shaft. his body beating against the
floor timhcrS in such Il manner as t"
break both legs, several ribs, a shoulder.
iaW and one arm WAS torn from the body.
The machinery was shut down as soon
AS possible and. although Mceuillan was
alive. he died III an hour. He was -
Years of age ana unmarried.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
Congressional Notes.

Treasury receipts. Saturday, were
from customs, $602,S Internal rcve-
nue. $509.24S: miscellaneous, $l4 lS9;
expenditures, 1921 900
The military affairs committee of TIN
House held a special meeting, Satur-
day. to consider the bin for the re
organization of the army. The bill III
so far as it reorganiZcd the army int
what is known as the three battalion
formation, met with the unanimous
approval of the members of the com
mittce. The whole text of the bill was
not gone over. but at the session. on
Monday, it Will be completed and rc-
ported to the House for action
Commissioner Scott of the Internal
Revenue bureau has decided to author
ize the bottline in bond of quantities uI
spirits less than hair a pint. This ac-
tion will be taken with a view to meet
ing the requirements of certain classes
of trade. which are said To be injurious
3y affected hy the present rule and also
to meet the competition of Canadian
distillers, who sell their goods in tn,
fnitrU States in much smaller pack
ages than our distillers are pormittte
40 use. The intention iN 70 allow dis
t;llcrs to bottle in bond !, }-5 Of Al
ounce and IL Of an ounce, and a re-
ulatiun Will bc issut-d soon to this
effect.
Representative Payne. chairman 81
fhr committee on merchant marine an,
fisheries of the Hous" Saturday. r."
ported favoraby from his committee
gbr hin c0urpfpir" tonnage, fax W hicl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
WILL BE IN READINESS.
The New Jersey National Guards Will Give
Good Account OF Themselves

New York. March 20.~Thc commanI-
ing officers of the regiment of the New
Jersey National Guard held a mcctin z
in Newark, \. j.. today. The general
condition of the troops was considered
ana all reported satisfactorily. 1T WAS
the sense Of The meeting that as New
Jersey has no coast defence between
Sandy Hook ANA cape May. except 4
l-4uu battery at sea Gjrt. that New
Jersey would have to take care Of her
coasts with her troops. the minute hos
tiliiirs Werc assumed between the Uni
ted States and Spain, should they be-
White no official order was given. every
ulH vas quietly informed to be N
readiness in ease an emergency arose
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
TO PURCHASE MORE WaRSHIPS.
Cruiser San Martno of Argentina and Battle
ship Gen. 0'Higqins OF Chilli


N NH1bIilGi "'l. MHrt' ~ l.1tt va tl" I.lN
saturday, tn" prospects brctn" mGcn
hrlahlrr fer III" acquisition hy th" nitrd
: .ttcs 0i Two rNr'ptinnN iinc t"rcign
NIrShip~. MamrIN. the arnnted cruiser
%aH Martina. b"tUn-ms 4" The Argentine
ittpUhlir. and the hattrShjp 'itn. . Hug
1iHS. belonging TO CHILL. I!l" hope of get
itg tbrso ships had been almost given
up. but eahtr&IamS r"C"lNrH. yesterday.
Hnm Commander Gro~u~"n. NOW in
.ur"rr ma"e tn" outlook more tHrpur-
atjn-. Up L" The close "f Office hours an
H'tHal purchase had NOT U"en '"n'Iu ted.
r.'t " high uthcl1I summed MP ldF SltUa-
tjpH iE saying the negotiations Wrr" get
jin- 'V.rN hot.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
DEATH OF CHARLES GRiMMER.
Was One OF the Best Known Musicians in
the State

Portland Me, March 2Q.-Chas W
Grimmer, a wel-known Portland musi-
elan died, sunday of apoplexy shock. He
was born in Halle Germany. 81 years ago
ana was educated in the Leipsic conscrva-
tory. He sailed for this country in 1850
an settled in Buffalo where he WAS con-
nccted with the orchestra of one of the
leading theatres. When the war broke.
out hc enlisted with Poppenburg's band,
attached to the 11th L. S. Regular In
fantry and was stationed at Fort Prcble-
Portland. After the close of the war he
made his home in Portland and establish
cd himself as a teacher of music. lie or
ganizcd an orchestra which has been very
popular over the State and has been
prominent figure in the musical life Of the
city Tor over .,J wears.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21

Frederick Thornton" In answer to this
Mr. Thornton Fridas. received n letter
from Gov. Powers telling him that such
assurances of patriotism and Willingness
80 serve the State wer" pleasing ana
gladly received. and that if his services
were needed ne would he notified Tho,
letter. the Governor said. had been placed
on file by the adjutant- general. This
makes four companies that have already
been arranged for in Lewiston. The cap
ialns arc +. L. Odlin. Thouss Kcarlns,
Edgar A. Wright aud Fred Thornton.
Lewiston journal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
Shooting Affair Results in Murder.

New Haven. Ct. March 20-Frank En-
uuist of East Haven. who was shot hy
his hrotherm-law, John Ericksou during
Il quarrel on the evening of March s. died
AT the hospital. this afternoon. \ charge
of shot had entered Enquist'S left thigh
and groin which developed blood poison
ing. He made an ante-mortcm statement
To coroner Mix. Erickson has thus tar
rsl LN,d Alrest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
CONDENSED WAR NOTES.
The Many Straw that Show How the Wind
Is Now Blowing.

TA, ue Trallic LETT tho Hronklyu navy
t4rd Saturday. With cargo of ammuui
jlum fnr Newport ana Boston.
Ar-trtiHl~ purchase nf tt. armor.d
ciHis.r Nare<r. constructed i'll the or
luia lard= u ItalY, has b"cn definitely
c.t :iaded
Eatt,la + attn Artillery. arrived at Gin
CtLtAtt. o., Friday night LN the Zig Four
EuruJd- aNa took tn" Chesapeake and
pL.p for t"Ft Nunruo
The dynamite" cruiser N,suvinus which
has h,rN "r3ered 10 Washington to have
her e'u- Repaired. is AT thc navy yard
II is .Sp'st,d the work necessary On tho
Nrss'+ paH ha completed within H. lays.
Two 81 The Names great anchors have
ucon recovered ANA one Of her 6-inch guns
viii hr hui9ted aboard the tighter tomor-
row. Two mHrr bodies were recovered
from the Main" Saturday. Neither was
Recognized.
Battery g. ri t. ;. Artillery. now form
ing the garrison Of Long Island Head.
Boston harhor. left Fort Adams a. a lit
tie hetore ~ NJ. Sunday, took thu. = \.
NJ. train from Newport and arrived at
their destination about 1 o'clock.
Chaplain Chadwick is revising the list
Of tilr bodies thus lar taken from the
wreck al the Maine. He inclnes 10 th"
belle! mat "a larger number has begH re-
covered than has been stated. bat will
know positively as 70 this in few DAYS.
Secretary Alaer and Brig. Cen Wilson
chief Of engineers Of the army. held AN
important conference at Washington. Sat
urdat. concerning the progress 0f coast
d.tcnovS. With special reference to South
,.ru points. where il i. ,.yprdi,.nt Ia hasten
furtjtie;ttinu1
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Il few months.
Til" state department posted the fol-
lowing mrmorandum during Saturday
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y. anl tnat fur thr council or tdministra-
ti"n on Apru y IN" Cuban Parliament
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his Is,sr >.t,.tm l,,ht prnrln,'n IN cas-,
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.rri,,i,,.,I bnrt St.,i,, tr,,isin,. ,n.l.r ,.htr
ter nf M, Inb,l S!,c,,,rd nT \r,v Yn,li
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n,.}:i,,.. nrni,,tiI.4 f.,r th,. v,;.r jnl,.,rt.
m.Iff Sb,llI Niil un,y H.. turned OH in
in,, ,..is.l ,i,inl,, ~ ma shinIrd ~ f;,1r ~
thry .,.., ilI4I,,,.tCI hy ;lrmI Ana u;lls- c>-
rfrI4
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i"' I "t 'i'tN U"'l I'ln'i t"ihHtN ~.
saturday hl%ht sent W. lhld ann lit9;
Shipment al supplies Tor ny 'Nbin Sul-
frrcr@. 'fh" total cash contributions We're
#''I 'H 81 Wi''A sum W. 'APrnd'n 81
w i'f IH"f '9l''@' Nn"u' Nf" W"'l u @,
'''i h'i'E Ms ais" ''Hl1hu''" hA f"ItiiII
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
STATE BOARD OF TRADE
| ,vitcd 10 Hold lis Spring Meeting at Pott'
land. March 80.

Portland. Me. March 2u.-At a special
meeting of the Portland Board of Trade.
last night. an invitation was extended to
the Maine state Board OF Trade to hold
its spring meeting here. March %. Tue
meeting was to have been held at Bruins
wick. but the prolonged strike in the cot
ton mills there discouraged the business
mon i'm their attempt to carry out their
~ n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21

put in place at Elswick She has Il dis
placement of about 1000 tons. and a coal
capacity of 2G0 tons. Her twin screws
giNc her II miXimum speed of % knots
She has three above-water torpedo tubes
and uses Whitehead torpedoes. Beside
torpr,locS her armament consists of two
finch rapid fire guns. four 31-int h auto
matte and two Maxim machine guns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21

81 miles often as required. From March
2l 1898.
a star service has been announced as
established:
Route l5i2. Princeton. by Waite. Tops
field and Brooktun, to Forest Station. 21.50
miles, and back. six times a week, by 81
SchcdiHr of not to exceed Ga hours run
ming time each way From April II. lS9S,
to juno 30. 1901
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
Running Night and Day and Sundays.

Bethlehem. March 95.-Tho Bethlehem
Iron Works ordnance works We're work
ing. today. for the first Sunday in the
companX'S history Work ON guns. ear
riages and armor FOR the government
was under way. The plant is running
day and night and over 2J,o hands are
busy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21

The Boston post office clerks. who
comprise bostoN Branch : Of the Ma
ti0nal Association of Post Office Clerk :.
met, Sunday, at the American House.
Boston, and voted not to Withdllu "a
iiom the national body
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
Invoice OF Sm0keless Powder Received.

New York. March 2o.-The Norwegian
steamer Nordkyn. which arrived. this
morning from Hamburg, brought - tons
Of smokcless gun powder for the United
States government. The Nordkyn an
chorcd in GraNesend bay to discharge the
powder into lighters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21

vaDa, will go to the Porto Rico in order
| to strengthen the hands Of the govcrn-
| mcnt officials there.
The New York Evening World. Sat
| urday, printed the following specia
| from Washington: ITO a persona
friend Secretary Alger admitted, this
| morning, that the United States is
nearer war with Spain than it has bcel
ut any time since the beginning of the
present crisis.
There is no doubt that the Washington
authorities are Keeping themselves fully
advised as to the movement of the Span
iSh torpedo tlotilia. now en- route from
spain. Tn" purpose, as made known IN
Washington. is that the iiotilla will con-
tinue its trip to cuba ana Puerto Rico. 1T
was stated by one high in naval authority
that no steps had been taken toward in
tcrccptinG this iiotila or warning it away.
J. j.. IIcrreshon started from Bristol
r. H. for Washington. Saturday. Previ-
olIs to his departure he stated in an in
tcrVicw that there was no truth in the
statement that his firm had received or
dcrS for more boats. but he expected that
orders might be received At any time iilS
business in Washington WAS to confer
with the authorities regarding the boat
which has just been bulit.
An officer 1T Key West in a position TO
know gave it as his opinion that the re-
port Of the court Of inquiry would bc sent
lp v NaShHiE'oii, tlilr "''h. ~ ii T. Mn, ''
j" tlld not p'li"N" w '"uf ""'l" V',' 't =
I" ilaNana unless iiit "iN''a H'd"' ~" y
additional discoveries - W"hIh Indh' y
mpcratiV" for thu court I" return, or
upset the conclusions which h1Nc been
practically agreed upon
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80 ,'f','' t',t - - 81, -, a., G,,dit,.,s
nf thr N.,ir, disastcr. shc viii get .u
..n,,,h,tir ma {,nno,-ll.I.. NEGATIVE That
s.. ~. f,,.Ii,,, at Washiurlon voiced in no
,,,,,,. ~. ,,I,.r,,.,.rs ,,c bntb
tj,.I ..,i.i,t,ra v-l,n
= III. i,,t..rr. .',..',,.,. Ill, ,,'.it
lU'th'i "H"' ''i' VII ~ IN T., s', ."
aH"" Spun {" pi'> '"N 'iH r ~ ",''H
"a thr M'ti'f oi ''P'''!,"' i"i wv i'~a
pl OUT htll"fHlP e"V S"'-''H r.
prnrni,.,. Saaea4ta denies TN. purellv Sc.
I,.t; .,..i,+r H.. /. ,,,;t..,,.
oI ih 'td'"H d'Nitl' ~ # N'l"i'"'
mat pcac" Is r"Ss!bl" TINS IS looked
upon here as an admission Of intense
,,l,,,...., ..,,,l lack uf f,itb in fE,a r,,,.,-
,r. ,t
'iN "' '"' +"i' - '' '''''''E '''f i'-
mains absolutely calm. ana no Ole
i,lL- IF ,,aI. rXe.nt 4 f-N iiut.,aS and
9'iN i'N Hl'''-
Tht e. S $ oregon sailed from san
francisco. SATURDAY,. for taIl:to wbcr,
hr vim await orders. IL Is expected ihnt
il. tllr TIM. eu,. reaches tsfltto tn,. trpufl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
Madrid Papers Kick on Havana Censors

Madrid. March 20.-El Liberal protests
against the authorities stopping tele-
grams 10 Spanish newspapers. 1t char
acteri2es such action as "a useless pro-
cedure necattSe the Spanish press is both
prudent and pttriotc'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21

Lewis A. Knowiton. president Of the
Peoples National Bank of Belfast. cx-
alderman and prominent in city affairs.
died ut his home on Miller street. sunday
morning. aged - years. '-- ~,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo QuiniDe Tablets All drug-
giss refund the money II it fails to cure. &c
The genuine has l.. l.. .. on each tablet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21
Death OF ellery +. Goss Of Auburn.

Lewiston. Me. March 20.-Ellery +.
Goss. a prominent resident of Auburn
and a member of the wholesale hardware
firm of A. l.. 4 T. +. Goss of Lewiston.
died. today. at his home in Auburn. Mr.
Goss had served in the Legislature" and
was widely known in AndroscogSin
county. His age was IS years. a widow
and two children survive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-21

Treasury receipts. Saturday. were
from customs, $500 ,Sj7; internal rcve
nue.. S509.21S: miscellaneous. $l4 lS9
expenditures. 1921 900
The Dickinson press., 1898-06-25
Grand 4th Of July Celebration at Richardfton.
PROGRAM.


Salute at sunrise of 100 guns.
1880 to 1890 a. m.-Parade, military
band, home guards, and schooners, rep
resenting Rear Admiral Dewey's march
into the harbor of Manila.
1880 a. m. to 1890 p. threading
Declaration Of independence; speeches
in English and German.
1890 to 1880 p. m.-Dinner in the bag
gage Car.
1890 to 2 p. m.-Foot races, sack races,
wheelbarrow races, pig races, etc.
2 to $3.50 p. m.-Horse races, pony
races, mule races, and free-for-all human
race.
Fireworks in the evening will place
the daily output of that commodity by
Rear Admiral Sampson hors de combat.
Dancing during the afternoon and
evening in the bowery. Music of the
gilt edge variety by Torga, the only liv-
ing lineal descendant Of Ole Bull.
The car Of Russia will have a guard
of mounted police to look after any of
his subjects who desire to participate in
the festivities.
The great American eagle will scream
at intervals during the day and night.
Spanish sympathizers not invited.
By Order Committee.
The Dickinson press., 1898-06-25
H;uhwaymen On Wheels.

A wheelman of West 4oth street, New
York, was attacked, robbed and left
senseless by two highwaymen mounted
on bicycles in Central Park. Repeated
accounts of robberies by men mounted
upon wheels have appeared in the papers
in various parts of the country. Those
~depredators of the health, diseases of
the kidneys and bladder, will likewise
escape arrest, and pursue their atrocious
career unchecked, unless they are ar
rested by the potent Intervention Of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, the finest diu-
rectic, as well as tonic, known to modern
times. 1t is at the start that disease is
the more easily overcome. The use of
the Bitters is followed by the happiest
results in dyspepsia, liver complaint and
nervousness. ~
The Dickinson press., 1898-06-25
Notice Of Bond Sale.
Billings Go. N. D.

ssesled proposals. will be received by the
County Auditor until August 4, 1875 at u u.
August I, 1888.
Interest payable, ssemi-annually,at the First
National Rank of Dickinson,N. ND.
Prineipal payable In 30 years, optional after
10! years.
DEMONSTRATION.
Assessed valuation. $e64,O02.
This issue constitutes the only debt.
The riehte TO rejecta orAlI bids stressrvsd
EDoAR s. FoLEr.
County Auditor,
Msdofa, N. OAK.
The Dickinson press., 1898-06-25
NOTICE OF
U.s.L.nd once Bismarck, June

Asufacient contest anadavit having been nled
in this ofice by Albert Oukrop, Contestant,
against Homestead entry o.ee0lm made Asyz8,
l0o2, forS. e. section 10, township 100, fsnKe
alleged that the said Klixabeth Kuosra ihad TO.
tally abandohed said claim for more sthsn six
months previous 20 the ding Of this eoutest. said
parties are hereby notified to- ppoar, respond
and offer misunderstanding said allegation alto
O'Clock .. m. on jIzth day Of July, 5foos, before
Jas. g. Saunders. clerko the district coart tn
at his office IN Dickinson, Stark county North
Dakota land that Anal hearing will be held ;at1O
O'Clock a. m , on July Io, l6e6 before) the Reggie.
ter and Receiver At the United States Land Once
10 ,Bismarck, N. d.
6:1laSt. E.A. LANB, Razistsr.
The Dickinson press., 1898-06-25

For the first two days of the
present week the weather was
very hot and fears we're enter
tanned that all growing crops
would be cut short by drought,
but refreshing rains came Monday
night and have fallen at intervals
each day since, SO that the ground
is thoroughly moistened and veg
citation is fourishing again.