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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-04-08

Tuesday.

Seth Newman Of Fargo is in the city
today.
z. p. Biting Of Fargo is a guest in.
the city.
R. E. Manly Of Darlington is in the
city today.
Charles Kupitz has placed an arc
light on the cornerof Fourth and Broad.
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Sarsaparina a a,s::s..sss;,
Hood,, Dill, act easily, promptly and
AAOOO AAAo effectively. Is cents.
cine. All druggists. 81, six for @5. Prepared
only by c. !. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.

way, which lights up the vicinity in
good shape.
John Mansfield is officiating as clerk
at the Sheridan.
John D. Black of Valley City is among
the guests in the city.
Tom Poole returned this morning
from trip to jamestown.
T. s. Underhill, the stockman and
farmer from Stark county is in the city
today.
Bob Wallace, Andrew Blewett and
General Miller were in jamestown cleo
ton day.
Albert Carrot left the city last night
and will take a position as billposter for
a circus.
Several of the public school pupils
have been engaged to teach school in
the country districts.
Several goose hunting parties managed
to land some game yesterday and
brought back several fine honkers.
Bert DAVIS, who has been acting as
%auctioneer, is on the street after a weeks
illness with inaammatory rheumatism.
1t is stated the big guns for which
residents of the city were looking
passed through the city Sunday night
too late to be seen.
George Phelps came back from Fargo
this morning. He went down to vote
but says the election proves a case of
''too much Johnson"
r. w. Dillon, brother of w. A. Dillon,
is among the guests in the city, deliver
ing a series OF Balzac for which a num-
Der of residents of the city have sub
scribed.
Attic G. A. R. hall on Thursday
April 7th, the ladies of the Relief corps
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who furnishes the fireworks through the
state at 800 q week.
Saturday.

S1IuI03ys
j. F. Callahan of Casselton is in the
city today.
Judge Campbell Of Dickinson is in the
city today.
w. p. Moffet returned this morning
from Grand Forks.
Land Agent j. B. Kerr Of the North
ern Pacific is among the guests in the
city.
Dugald and ). G. Campbell of EN-
mons county are among the guests in
the city.
w. P. Moffet has been elected one of
the vice presidents of the enforcement
league for Burleigh county.
Ed Berry offers to give $500 for a
three days racing meet at Dickinson if
the business men will contribute.
Gases continue to be filed for the
term of the supreme court. Several
were received yesterday and today.
w. B. Andrus went through the ice
while crossing the Missouri at Winona,
but was helped out by a passer-by on
the shore.
Al Farr, who has been in the hos
pital for some time suffering with
measles, is better and will soon be able
to be about.
Benedict White. a son-in.law of Jas.
B. Clayton of Emmons county, has been
appointed one of the sub-agents at the
Standing Rock agency.
E. F. Angevine has gone to Fort
Yates to assist in taking stock and set
ting up the accounts of the firm of
Parkin and Mclaughlin.
General Hughes, who was to have
made a speech at the meeting Of the
state enforcement league at Grand
Forks, was unable to attend.
Arthur Wake of the First National
bank of Mandan died Thursday morn.
ing of consumption. The funeral was
held this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Mandan Pioneer crows that the
appropriation for the military post was
not in the sundry civil bill but it APP
pears that the crow was short lived.
Dan Burholder has changed his
mind about the administration-says he
is satisfied it is all right-and his offer of
100 men to fight Spain still holds good.
Attorney Philetus Smith of Chicago,
who has a case before the supreme
court next week, is in the city today,
making some preliminary arrangements
for the argument.
Valley City Alliances: Editor Dunlap
sold his household furniture at auction
last Saturday afternoon, and on Sunday
Mrs. Dunlap left for Concord, WASH,
where her parents reside.
Ernie Townsend sent the local bank
up a good bass drum from Fort Yates
last night, and expects to come to the
city and join the band when he is dis
charged next month.
S%tenograher Tuttle gives Frank
Moran a good send off as stenographer
and feels sure he will perform the du-
ties as official stenographer of this dis
trict creditably and we'll.
A Russo-German in the southern part
of Emmons county sent up a Confeder-
ate 500 bill to County Treasurer Allen
and offered him SIS if he would change
it. The bill was probably passed on
the man for good money.
E. G. Griffith, formerly city editor OF
the Fargo Argus, and now a solicitor fol-
the St. Paul Pioneer Press in the city
today, looking after the interests Of
that paper. He has been on the road
for the P P about a week and has done
we'll.
Lieutenant Governor j. M. Devine
came in from LaLoure this morning anc
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will give a social, literary and musical
program, ice cream, cake and coffee, all
for Is cents. Everybody invited.
Ensign Bailey Of Mandan and some
OF the soldiers from there, will give q
musical meeting at the Salvation army
hall on Wednesday April 9Th. A charge
Of ten cents will be made at the door.
Mrs. G. p. Brown Of Port Angeles,
WASH, formerly Miss Daisy Stewart, is
visiting with Mrs. Call in the city and
will remain for several weeks. She is:
on her way east, and will meet her hus.
band in Chicago and together they will
visit for several months in New York.
state.
Fargo Forum: 1t looks like Ed Pat.
terson's promise made by Senator Hans
brough to the p. M. 6. would be fulfilled.
"Been elected twice mayor Of Bismarck.
and will be again April 18th" There's
no telling what that awful man may do.
perhaps break into the next legisla-
ture. And then where will we all be at?
At Fargo, Judge Pollock sentenced
Bob Woods to serve two and a half years
in the penitentiary. Wood was con-
victed Saturday afternoon of stealing a
wagon from p. 9. Eddy. Judge Pol
lock also sentenced George Lavalle to a
similar term in the pen. Lavalle was
convicted Of stealing a horse and buggy
from a Casselton livery barn.
Chief Basset Of the Fargo fire de-.
partment, who is we'll known. to the Bis.
marck firemen, had a narrow escape in
the fire at Fargo last. Saturday. He
was working in the second story Of a
burning building when his smoke pro-
tector failed to work and he was over
come. He was taken out unconscious,
but was resuscitated. He says he will
pass up fire fighting after this year.
Ed Mcbride in Alert: While in
Tacoma I met a number of Jamestown
people, among them johnson Nickeus,
DR.. Cloes and Mr.. Brewett. The doctor
is in the QUILTING business. with a
partner and has chartered a couplee of
steamers for the season. MI. Nickeus-
will have quite a pull for the
office of mayor and may succeed in,
winning out. But he has the democrats.
the populists and the sore republicans
against him. He is popular. Every
thing is on the down grade out there,
however, as far as the Klondike rush is
concerned. There are more returning
than going to the mines.
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for lodging and 1g-
a great and
vital fact simply be-
u a few preju-
diced, Misguided
have anti
quated ideas of what
constitutes morality
aud odesty?sR ea-
son and honesty say
certainly moi. Men
and women are at
tracted to each other
because they are men
and women and be-
u it is right and
necessary that they
be SO at
tracted. The things
that make a mar at
tractive are the char
acteristics caused by
his inherent manli-
ss-byt the strength
which makes him a
perfect a The
same is true of wo-
m There is strong
Effectiveness in per-
feet health. There is
fascination and mag
knetism in it. A wo-
man cannot be en-
tirely womanly-sh
cannot be a perfect
woman-if she is not
In perfect health. In
lust so much as her
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sickness affects the organs that make her a
woman, in just SO much she loses attractive
ness. This is the vital part of her health.
all manner of ills all over the body, Care.
less, or}too busy, physicians frequently treat
the symptoms of this kind of disorder as
separate and distinct ailments. The symp-
toms are many and varied, SO much so that
when a woman is sick in any way, the first
thought should be given to the organs dis.
cause of the trouble will be found there.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures all
disorders of this kind. There is no guess
work about it. There is no chance about it.
It is q fact that has been demonstrated in 80
solid years of extensive practice.
full letters, who have wished the whole
world of women to know the wonderful
things the ~ Prescription has done q
them. 4 e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, sept. f-.-The wheat stua-
ilon had no fresh light shed upon Il hy
early cabiegTa ms or dispatches but the
market started al slight improve ment
for Dece mber delivery. September, how
ever. showed tendency in the opposite
direction ard ths. becomins ...-.@ -
noUucsd, il dragged the active option IN
Is wax 4 factor which helped The INA -
ket some what 81 the start WAS the report
hat a prominent business man Of Ohio
ano Ia now travelling in Russia had writ
len TO this country that he had learned
from a Russian official that Inc wheat corr,
IN fhf NoiEa district was failure, and
tina, ~ issi fss bushels II wheat from ot1eT
paris Il Russia would 5e required 20 fees!
the population of that province. TIE rank
and sile Of the speculative crowd vas Like
ne leaves % the aspen. when culver
when tire ar IS even calm. srd that &uT'er-
CONSTITUENCIES was shown by the fiu7t~r IN
the market that attended the spreading 81
the ofs-rep*a tsG tale from the Eoisa The
Atlantic clearaures of wheat and flour for
the. day amounted TO heavy aggregate.
and INA; was the cause % Considerable
arIness IL rae market near the close. In
GLIDING clsarance= from Sex Orleans. (sAi-
weston ant Newport news. wheat and -four
amounted 20 rs 90 bushels. S~9tegn Der
closed UNCHANGED and December &c htga-
e.,
Corn vas &ul. but nrm The initial up
.uga VAS cue - moderate buying by cun-
mission houses Price, held steady on a
very 4g1 trade throughout ihs session.
and closed near the .ep price ct ne day.
December cL1se1 ~ higher
Oats demonstrated their ability to follow
corn Trading was light ard netAlng O.
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Total sales
General Quotations.

Flour Receipts. g. 1876 barrels; exports
2,4a5 barrels: market qniet bat steAAier
held.
Wheat-Receipts- 30 bushels: ex-
ports 81 so bushels, spot. steady: No ?
red 73s.e f o. b. Options opened fairly
steady. but gradually eased OF under long
selling and predictions ~ larger spring
wheat receipts next week September clos
ei 4 T1A =, Dece m her closed al sTiac.
Wool Dul: fleece. l18f23c: Texas lS1 lie.
Hops-Pacihc coast. isss crop. Halle.
Coffee-Opiious opened quiet ana an
bags including September. 5.2e4i5 CSC; spot
Rio. steady, No. invcice. ei-e. Ne. fob
bling SAC. mild quiet: CordovA, sGi5r
Sugar-Raw strong: fair refining : 1916
9t37~c: centrifugal, IS test. $40: refined,
strong, granalated. Si4c. cut loaf. l5i-I6c
Metals
Pig Iron-Warrangs. Southern. 81
Steady.
ieaE-s3sS
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ssas: hevel siding. weight ~ lbs. s1sssis- =;
ee-ssag. xeignts No. /. Z and Z @xs-sncn.
lse lbs Nos l. and 3. Asxs-snch. t.so
ias S&1ls Lafh. 30 lbs weight. SIl;z.
r. valzscoEtng. Ee1ls. russS- E@S.
80 shingles siE. standard shingles 81 s;
c-e-trrn snlsn - II and Il feet. ts5ssss;
,alcs finish $-SST9e. cedar ksgaarss. 7, !.
and Is feet. rsckess. 81
kfsn-sgs-d, 81 IL advance OF green. Drsy-
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
HrrndsfuH a.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. -Wheat-Futures
closed quiet: September. ~ AID: December.
5s es.d March. "a 5i4d. Spot-Steady. No.
red Western winter, as Id.
Corn Spot, firm; American mixed, new.
3s lad futures quiet: September, 3s ILd
October. 3 lad. December IS 3'.d.
F'lour-St. Louis fancy winter. steady.
SIS 81
Hops at London-Paciiic coast. firm. 60
sS6ss - -
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CITY TREASURER'S MOTTO E~Notic.. il
hereby given that the second annual in
staiimest or local Improvement district
No. ia for the Improvement Of Harvard
avenue north formerly oak street
Chestnut avenue and SherbroOks- street,,
in the city % Seattle, from the north end
OF the existing improved section Of Har-
ward avenue north formerly Harvard
street, To the north margin of East High
land drive formerly Nelson street,. az
der the provisions Of ordinance No. su7T,
which provides for the Improvement Of
said street by grading, sidewaiking end
parking said Harvard avenue north, and
providing Tor the payment therefor in
installments and establishing 4 fund for
such payment by the levying ana coliec-
ton OF special assessments Gpun the
property benefited by the Improvement.
as authorized by an act o. the legislature
az the state of Washington. approved
March 9Th. lsa and under the provisions
OF ordinance No 33fa. approved May Tfh.
1894 az amended by ordnance No 34ia
approved July nth. 1894. and the city
charter as amended and now in force has
been duly certified 20 me for collection
and the respective sums therein charged
and levied against each parcel and lot Of
land, and part thereof In said district IN
payment Of such instailment remains I'M
paid. and the same. including the inter-
est on the whole amount charged, must
be paid ON or before the 10Th day of o.
ioher, lses, Unless payment be made on
such instaiiment on or before the slth
day OF October. is9s the same shall be-
come delinquent ana shall bear interest
AZ the rate ~ per cent per annum. until
paid and IL not paid before said time a
penalty OF FIVE ~ per cent. shall he
added. and the sums delinquent shall he
entered or tae annual TAX roll for ghe
current year against each lot and parcel
Of land. and part thereof. SO delinquent
and with the interest ard penalty shall
ba collected az other taxes. together with
such additional charges or penalties as
are authorized tn he charged aud col
ieeted on other delinquent taxes. and
each lot or parcel If land delinquent
shall he sold fer the aUeunt 81 such as
seSStnput. with interest penalty ami
costs. in the manner provided ~ law
\ II FopTF
city Treasurer Of the Cify II Seattle.
pats or mrs; publication. September i9Ih
lsfF~
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deposits - the hanks are now s.. 90 90
Eower than CT July Is while loans are
actually 81. ssss 90 higher. This. o. ccurse
las resulted n a heavy contraction az re-
serves. the loss ~ rasa angsoxiEsatlaE be
tween sSs.os-ea ard So sea. ana TIE aVsr-
age OF reserves are TOW ending and ttff-
TIER trouble viii be- ooysassd by treasury
operations
Se@ FORK Institutions have ADDED ss.tss,-
sa or ss.1fassH pubic deposits within !
week. Only about sc tsG ~ % ese new
baEd issues remain unpaid. ard tass ~3.s
&c Collected n irStanmerts- On the other
nafI. goSd imports received or arranged
amount 10 S-.esa,asa exclusive Of Austria
Eailing here has brought considerable cash
rom surrounding cttses TIE ne, less -
TIE interior last week did not exceed 81.
shsaD. wEiGh IS very much under the aver
age a. this season. and the shipments will
continue small for some time Il - rot
scarcity Of money. tina, -. a lack Of PR
capita Circulation. which has caused the
present state o. affairs but rather the
adjustment due 20 temporary treasury at
eliminated and within the next few weeks
VIII have disappeared. If there was ap-
Ersnenss0n otherwise. uowey would rot he
freely Offering today IN the principal cities
under per ceat. New York was ! dear
money market last week simply because
the greater part o. he work sn connection
*ish the new loan fell 10 local hanks
Imports and Exports.
The imports OF specie this week were
s. 2-s,nai in gold and So AZ IN silver Ex.
ports ~ gold and silver from this BORT 10
all countries aggregate $sse,6sI silver bars
and coin. and s2is sss god.
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THE COTroN MARKETS.


NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l7-Cotton-
Easy; msddlngs 5isc; good middlings, :
g-I6c; alddiiHgs. fair. 67sc.
Nrw York.
NEW YORK. Sept. 17.--cotton--W Weak
mIidiiugs SA.c
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WASHINGTON. Sept. r.--Today's state
ment or the condition OF the treasury
shows
Avaraalc cash balance .......... 1911. asss Isl
Gold reserve ...... ...........,... 243, s;4. SCI
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PORTLAND, Sept. 1s.-Wheas- Walla
Waisa sss95ar. valley ard hiueste.a. ssgslc
Cleared STEAMSHIP Braernar, Tor taina
and Japan with 2s.1yS barrels o. -four aAd
Ice tens % genera cargo.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wAsat-aarkes nominal export. No.
eian. s5c. No. olnes1sE1. &c; nsl1ng. No
club 5sc. No hscestr-s. sic
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- CITY or SEATTLE, DEpART-
-, Of Finance, TreaEurers Offiee--Ciiy
fvvsxugers Notice.
Tss.es il hereby given that the aszesx-
-: roll Of Local Improvement D.srict
= Il for the Improvement of Carroll
- iE the City OF Seattle. from North
q caoate Street TO South line Of RAN
- addition. under the provisions OF Or
5nace No. -ai. providing for said I'M
nssmeni by grading the same and con-
rssfag sidewalks thereon. and for an as
mrfss to pay therefor by The mode of
p9meat by bonds has heretofore Oeen
= certified 10 me for collection, ard the
Deffive sums therein charged and levied
mlGst each lot and parcel CT land In said
rtct must De paid in ten equal annual
pafnsx. with interest upon the whole
30 charged and levied. or such INSTALL
rs thereof as remain unpaid, at the rate
I'm per cent per annum. and said inter
1esst be paid annually together with the
36Nai instajlments falling due In each
II. Said sums pegan to bear interest on
II 9Th day Of October. 1882 and the 9Th
funlmsn, OF said assessments and the
|&sfst Tor the sth year VII become due on
II lsa day OF October. lsgs.
rniezs payment be made OF said INSTALL
|nss Of principal and said interest on or
(I3sf said 18th day Of October. 1895.
~ nme shat! become delinquent, and
|E6s bear interest at the rate of ten per
|aet 1sr apnum until paid. and If not paid
zlsss The same shall have become del.n-
|sxni, penalty OF five per cent. shall he
s56ed and the sums delinquent stall he
eaed on annual tax roll for the current
f1f against each lot and parcel of land
. teanegent and with the interest collect
4 IS other taxes. separate account being
~ ihereof. and II not paid within the
- axhd for the payment of City taxes.
~ be collected as such taxes are coll
Afr. together with SUCH additional
hfEes or penalties as are authorized to
y dAreed and collected on other del!n-
sal taxes, and each 10; or parcel SO de-
heaen' shall be sold for the amount of
zkh assessment. with interest and costs.
Y ne time and in the manner and by the
Il city taxes.
A. Fl. FOOTE.
CITY Treasurer OF the City of Seattle.
OATS Of first publication. Sept Il. is9s
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock chanse.

NEW YORK. Sept. I7.-I<ondon started
prices downward this morning and there
were general declines after the opening on
account @! uneaSInesS over the effect Of an
unfAvuraole bank statement. There was eyi-
IDENTIFY prohitaking on A heavy speculative
ne II sofns stocks, il being most pronounc-
II in the Nor theru Pacidcs and ST Paul
tie former running n a point Al the
same time there were points of strength
IN tas market notably Eait.mQre 4 Ohio
and Chicago Great Western. on reports of
RAISING 80 the control Of the Great North
ern interests. looking 70 The f0rna ton 81 a
grea; transcontinentaE trunk line One or
two II the specialtes also moved braskIy
upwards There Nas covering Of shorts
~ weakness from fbe market As a con-
sequence 2 liberal demand <pTang ~ at ne
low level acti there vas quite notable alb
sorptIon % stocks Prices o. @as coaierS
we're b2 up sharply r. the second hour
ara the strength % the Reading statement
showing ar increase FOR the tsC al year OF
over million dollars IN net earnings. ami
a iaIsnCe Of almost per cent after ali
erior rsqu reIuen.s. applicable To dividends
on The first preferred stocks THE compl.-
ton u the large speculative selling IN 81
Paul orouah; tas: stock up again On buying
invited bY ina traffic statement for the
second Re4h IN September, showing All In
crease IN earnings a. $40. S7i over last years
align level The bank statement also prove
stronger than expected with q surplus re-
n>aining Il 81 80 ~ and pVeciuliated A gen
eral bay ng movement Sugar Was sud
1%E4S EE4Sexr down Fn&TFS IN the Hn2t
transactions and increased synapathette "
aoflens IN some % che slecsal;ies but ire
genera! mark. held pretty firm al net
game throughout.
Railroad bonds have moved sharply M
wara a. tce latter past - the week or The
increased soi3lae OF - "a United states
s-coysss nave sIyaSrr. - 49, ccrr., .he
tnree< waen ISSUED, y per cea;-. and ota@r
govern g1sent issues = per c@rt. IN the osa
pr.ce.
Weekly Bank statement.
SarFlus reserve. decrease s s.Ns3
Loans decrease a. isf ~
Ss IT,. decrease = NJ M
Legal leaders increase ...-........ J Oh 1ss5
DEPOSITS decrease OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is. ~ 80
Circulation Increase .-..-.-..--.+.. pa go
TIE hanks rew hel1 81 80 so in excess
u IRE requirements - ire = per cent rule.
The Ftnancl@- SAYS.
Despite & .css u over 81 80 az III cash
- tnes treasury ana 20 tne Interior las;
Reek ZEE surplus reserve ~ IRE az<oCta ted
haSss sh0zs a sHF:GsaE@ 81 orly g. s3s 81.
rssktTs 3ae excess above requirements
81 go SO
TIE statement - tNe faee - know
facts snG%f ~ REGARDED az favors bic al
tf4auxh tsgs hAnks ss~Fn leaned 30 iAAz~
1, nit Leans nave bees contracted TO the
arNoGut az e. fSlp THIS w3sa the sess
e s. ~ go sp@cao se4gces ina deposits
So - Sc. making he loss ia ta& item
alone boat SO ~ ssss "a no weeks Loans
ia the nj Eae tlEs% have fallen eI fgs0re than
sas,A43 nF5. as.t 50 SasS.ng sas effect % The
"a yc.eats Of eek bends On New York
banks, /. nay lie stated thai the aggregate