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Sc VENDEN

Dos hermosas tincas, una de cafe d6 200
cuerdas de terreno mas mAnos, con cuarensa
de aquelfruto, entire nuevo de cosecho. pro-
duciendo actualmente 125 fanegas. prdienGosern-
brarse mas y producer mas, con Ia misma plan
taci6n que hoy posee tiene dos casas de 20
cobijada de zinc, dos maquinas de mano,
secadoras y TODD 10 de mas necesaro para Ia
recollection acondcionamiento del fruto La
otra de 600 cuerdas, llamada Nang6 mag
niicas vegas, donde Sc cosecha dc los mejores
tabacos de Puerto Rico, segdn esta ya acredi-
tado, proplas tambien para cana de azucar y
toda clase de frutos del pals, incluso paste ma
logillo y buenos cercados para la crianza de ga
nado: tlene ade1nas una nagniica casa viyienda,
con bajos para tienda, horno de pan, pesebre,
rios almacenes y ranches para Ia recollection
de frutos. Esta situada el camino que
duce GALES, la circunda el rio mayor par
te Ia atravesara Ia carretera que hasta aquel
pueblo Sc esta construyendo actualmente, 10
cual le dara mayor inportancia, toda que
Sc podra comunlcar con ambos pueblos, sin
dear ningun paso de rio el puente que sobre
este sc ha de colOcar va en- la tinca. E,s buen
punto de tienda y como tai garantiza, pues
esta situada camino centrico. Ambas fncas
estan media hora de esta poblaci6n Sc ven
den juntas por estar colindantes. Eu elias podra
el comprador e1npiear todos sus gustos aicio-
nes de agricultor, pues producer toda clase de
frutos del pals, sea de nuestra riqueza agrico-
la. Para informes dirigirse D. Juan 6 D.
Antonio Sim0. Manatl
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ci6n de una guerrilla montada en- aqusl pu6
bio, ha pasado nuevamente Areclbo para
recibr 6rdenes del oomandante militar Sc.
nor Ubeda, quien les mostr6 el Permiso del
Excmo. senior Gobernadnr general para lie
var cabo dicho pensamiento. Sc formarA
tambi&r allf uni cuerpo de poliofa local por
la juventud que generosamente sc ha ofre'
edo, pndiendo citar los nombres de los &C.
flores Gonzalez, Martinez, Arrieta, Lopez,
Concapei6n. Amador, Hernandez, etc.
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deben prestar servioio en- dos turnos solo,
ser llamados On totalidad en- 81 osso de nm
oombate Immediate en- que hayan de tomar
parte prestsr sus servlcios auxiliares, =
solo por exception y en- csso decisive.
5Voiveran esos b&rbaros? Esa es L.
pregunta general Ia cual yo creo que debs
responderse; es probable que 81, pues el OBJ
jeto de <guerra humanitaria, es hscer
todo Ell dano possible aunque no les produxca
ventaja alguna. Preg1ntese ;ada habitan
to de la capital si despues del acto de esta
mai1ans sc ha inclinado su amino rendir Ia
ciudad. Antes sc 10 vedaba ell patriotismo;
hoy. ademss rebosa de indignaci6n. El efec-
to ha sido contraprodueente en- absolute. Sc
ha podido apreciar la barbarie del procedi-
miento y su POGO efecto relative. La moral
de todos loe que hasta ahora habfan tenido
IA suerte de no yer de cerca Ia guerra, hs
ganado extraordinariamente.
lQue debemos hacer ahora? No olvidsr
los que sufren, atender los heridos, So
correr s las familias dc los muertos de loa
necesitados, reparar los desperfectos de loa
edi6cios, aotes de que Ia incuria los haga
mayores y volver decididamente nuestrns
habituales ocupaciones, hacienda todo el
bien que Sc pueda permanecer dispuestos
oumplr nuestro deber, suceda 10 que Gu
ceda. El arteeano su taller; el industrial
4 gu fabrios; 81 comeroiante 50 alnac6n;
el empleado & gu ofcina J elperiodista & sus
coartillas alimentar Is pablica snsiedad
& levantar Ell Amino reAejsndo 10 que todos
piensan.
Otra oosa h.y que hassr; impsnerse Ca
da uno 4 ST mismo una discipline severs;
no oonvertirse on IN Mol,ke nj en- IN Bis
marck decide ndo 10 que deben hacsr los &C.
neralss los ministries, forjapdo planes
militares y polfticos, ouando no hay datos
suhcientss para formar, iuiclo por ssrnos
desconocidos los aoonteoinsientos. O5edez'
camos ciegameAse Gin dlsoutir las 0Tde1ss;
dia vendra de diluoidar responsabilidadss;
hoy 81 ola de combatir .l enemigo psra
clio es Indispensable obedeoer con amor =
pontendo uno dc Ia perte ouanto pIeda para
ilenar los deseos do sos sapsriores J dc Lac
antoridades sus agsntss, suuque 20 crsa
que estAn equlvocados; "a emanen las dis-
posiciones del Gobernador general 8 dol dl-
timo csbo dc escuadra. Con pAtriotismo
discipline todo - mace faeii, tanto sl obs-
decor como 81 mandar, y sodo ds baen re-
sultado, aunque no sea perfsoto nj On ID
conception nj On los medics de eIesutarlo.
JUAN JOSE POTOUs.
P. LIS capital ha sumplido perfsc
tsments los deberes d~l patriotismo, si al-
gnna poblaeidn do Ia isla 80 Va axo:ada por
estae nuevas hordas do adsradores del bscs-
rro de orc, qas en- nombrs do 10 Humankind
utilizan lon sdelantos Daterislss de Ia civil.
zsci6n en hassr dano 4 IN pueblo qua nj
los ha llamado nj quiers y qaien sas oos'
tumbrss groseras h.sta fisi 60 aatis.ts-
tico haoen profundamsnts anti pktieos, t.
neD,oe la segarida1 de quo no ha de dejar dc
emnlar la nermana mayer, safriendo con
a'tivez espartana los daf1os qre prudent>
dissaneia pueden hacsrle con sus proyestiles
y esperaudo que So atrevan poner el pie
en- tierrs, que seguramente 40 10 poudrAn.
+. J. ?.
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de xLn Correspondence de Puerto Rico> vaze s.. so
Ell triaest,e 0delftados. No seruird,a so1scfIp-
clones sin Pogo adeIatodo Sc G'seden hacer 1ynae-
seltos de co1reos giros lie t0 p1cns0, blletes
8 e}ectir0.
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twASEGUROS CONTRA INCENDI0S|

MARlTIMOS en- las respetables compaffas;
LA Northern de Londres.
ia North British and Mercantile de Londres.
LA Marins,'' de Londres.
La Trasat]antica," de Hemhnrso.
La Trasatldntca," de Berlin.
Pages prontitud. Prenics
nluy m0dcos. FL Agente: - =
LUWTG DUPLACE.
Tetuan 11,-San Juan Puerto Rico.
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Gran DeStiIerla

vinOs. cOgnacs. anisadC
de Ia compaGlia, estable
atendeki Il los pedldOs
pulareo, Sc garantizan
portadOs pOr la mi>n1a.-
Manuel Ami,rOSiani p
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osys, eobre ell Arbol de Guernica,, esta dedi'
cstora: *sAl EN- minente pianieta don Joa'
qufn Larreg'a, en- testimonio de gratitud y
sdmirsci6n.
Gran a|macen de n1uebIeS SSA "a 5H'!z!: Sz1SH
eos popuiares: de lartnoe* nade;as de
~ En- Aguadilla circula la noticia de
que Ell apreciable caballero don Federico
Acevedo Rivera ha hecho renuncia del
cargo de presidente del comit6 liberal de
dicha villa. Algunas de las familias que SO
habfan retirado para ell campo con motive de
Ia guerra han regresado sus domioilios. Sc
ha separado tambi6n en- Aguadilla del cuer'
po de seguridad y vigilancia, despu6s de 7
ahos de buenos serviclos, el se7lor don Car.
los Martinez Roldan, persona muy estimsda
entire aquellos vecinos.
~ Nuestro amigo y compafero don
Rodolfo Hernandez Lopez, director de Gel
Criollo>, con la intencon dc satisfaocr los
two do la guerra, viene publicando actual.
mente su peri6dico en- hojas snetas diarias
i tftulo de information.
~. ri ilustrado doctor Font felicita en-
terminos altamente honrosos los autores
de la e6lebre Emulsion de Scott: Se11ores
Scott Bovine, Nuevs York. MuY se1lo-
res mfos: Creo un deber de conciencia al
propio tempo cue un deber professional, el
1nanifestar ustedes los brilis ntes resulta.
dos obtenidos en- mi larga prActica con Ell
uso do su excelente preparation conocida va
en todo ell mundo con el nombre de Emul-
sion de Ssott. Casos en extreme desespe-
radios de raquitismo, afecoiones bronauiales
pulmonares cr6nicas, esorofulismo en- to.
das sus manifestaoiones y aun en- las misnoas
tuberculosis, los que he tenido ooasi6n &c
observar de cerca y tratar con su EmulsionI
an todos elos he obtenido los mejores result
tados, pues sus excelentes componentee,
los hipofosfitos de cal de sosa ell aceite
puro de hfgado de bscalao, renne uno pre-
paraoi6n delicsdfsima que la hacc fAcil del
tomar y digerible aun per los est6magos|
mas de'ioados, por cuya circumstances mo
complazco en- extremo, felicitando 4 uste.
des por 81 gran eervicio que vienen prestan'
90 con su precioso preparado Emulsion de
Scott la humanidad enferma. Soy de us
servidor q. b. 8. m.-Doctor Pablo Font
Martolo. .--P uertO Rico.
~. Solicite usfed ell calzado dc ~El
Popular, San Justo numero IA. Els sin
e1isputa el mejor que SO vende en- el pafs,
admlts eompetencia de ningan genero. Di'
cho establecimiento es el de la moda.
-. El dfa l6 del corriente, las dos
de la tarde, tendrA lugar en- las salas consis'
toriales, ante la Junta del rarno, la snbasta
para el abast) de carnes dc esta oiudad du-
rante los dfas 80 del corriente al 5 del en-.
trante JUNO.
~. Aver, deraute>el bombardeo, vimos
{ algunas mujeresyale que, sin tenor
Ii las balas enemigsA llevaban aqua los
.oldados > voluntsrids destacados en- dife.
rentes puntos.
-. De Camuy: ''La oomisi6n com i
puesta de los eehores don Jose de JESUS VI
don Luis Brusi y encargada de la organiza.
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Coche tTiSemanaI

Coche rsemana c =; S1:; &C. % y: zs::
lando de aQu los MAitTFS, JUENES SABADOS. & los
G la manana. de Uuayama los LUNES, MIERCOLES y
WEIR MES IS la mSla hora.--PRECIOS:
3 asentos de Capital Il Guayama. vice-7ersa 5 1900
i,ienl Caycy
idcln
NOTA cOcte sai, invariaD cmentc los dias ini
cadrs haya jeroS la que Servl de gu 10,
que utilizarie las poblciones intermeas Agen
capital Urcasitas Soliveras Cruz 7.-len
Guayana Juan A, Rlorlet Hotel Erancts-Ssn Juan de
Dciembre de 1897.
(h, JuniO 9S3 CARLOS II. ELONDET.
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crnnrnno La gran Enpresa de Coches de los
GU COG senores MASSO Y RAMIREZ de
Cayey. ha nombrado Agente es
ia Capital 8 den Bcnto Zalduondo, quedando
insta latla tlicha agencia estableciniento
xLa Lnna1 San Francisco 35, esquina eCruz>
frcnte & Ia plaza de Armas.
Coches para Caguas. Cayey. Aibonito. Goa
no. Banos de Coano. Santa Isabel Juuna Diaz
Ponce, Guayama, Arroyo, Salinas Aguas
Buenas. Precios sin completeness. Telefono,
n,im. 24O-NOTA. Esta empresa tiene ma com
binaci0n especial que permite tener siemprc
esta Capital buenos coches & disposition del
publico, 4 la hora que los necesite.
- Recu1rdese la direction: estahlecimiento
9Ia Luna@ plaza de Ar-nas, Capital. 30-'-23
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FABRICA de LICORES de don
Manuel Annbrosiani: Ponce, Pto-
ginebrAs finas, vermouth, etc.
ci,la en- Jerez de la F',.ontera. Sc
con puntuaiidad, Precios lnuy DO
os productu:s de la casa los i'm
-Dirigir la correspondence i don
once. 45-l3
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- Ha llegado Arecibo el m6dioo de
Sanidau Militar seflor don Maximino Cam
pos Herrero, el cual SO ha encargado del
asistencia m6dica de las tropas de aquella
gusrnici6n -*.
- En- la secretarfa de Gobernaci6n ha
sido registrado un tftulo de medico 'ciruj ano,
expedido favor do don Isaac Francisco
Gonzalez Martinez.
49, Rogamos & don Carlos VAIL
dejuly, del Dorado, remese los $lo-66 que
adeuda por suscripciones. 20-lS
~. La Audiencia de 10 criminal dc
Ponce ha dictado fallo absolutorio favor
de los se1iores don Ramon Arocho Pagan
don Ramon y don Antonio Arocho Herrera,
supuestos completes en- 81 delito de homicidio
de Laurentino Del6n. La defensa estuvo
cargo del inteligente abogado don Juan Con-
zalez Font. FL fiscal acusador pedfa Gator
ce snos de reclusi6n temporal para los dos
primeros Y diez para el tercero de dichos se'
flores. El probable matador Pepe Rodr1
guez (s) <Manco>, ha silo copdenado, como
autor del 6elito de nomioidio, 10 pena de
doce amos, pedida por el ministerio fiscal:
~ El ayuntamiento de Guernica Viz
caya) ha hecho IN expressive regalo al emil
nente pianista compositor navarro senor don
Joaquin Larregla, como recuerdo de haber
tocado este, en- union del insi gne Saraeate,
un concerto benefco bajo el hiet6rico arbol
dc Guernioa, con destino "a obterci6n de
fondos para levantar una ig|esia en- aquel
pats. Consiste ell galante obsequio en- dos
objotos: una caiita de MADEIRA del propio
Arbol secular de Guernica, en- forma do IL
bro, conteniendo en- su portsda, On acero, 81
escudo de Vizcaya rodeado de dos rsmas dc
roble atadas per su base con espl6ndido la
20 de cinta la siguiente dedioatoria: Gal
eminente pianista Larregla. 49, Gratitud> y
Ia fecba. Y otra caja mayor, tambi6n de
roble, conteniendo un ejemp::ar perfecta'
merte enouadernado de su venerando libro
de <Fueros, FRANC uiciss y ljbertades de Viz
osys, eobre ell Arbol de Guernica,, y ests dedi'
ostoria: <Al eminente pianista don Joa'
qufn Larrega, en- testimonio de gratitud
sdmiraci6n.
nran 2lm2nnn Il nunhfac N0A ,,4 XALLE
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4 los carpinteros q! p;:5;:% i ! Me-: I: :.

los CarpInterOS al a. p,5$G y {sS,;a e S;a
En- FL CAPRICIIO San Justo 3d. exhiben ulestras do
naeras listas coloca, precios sulaen
eseen aaustres 1ornesdos caados, cornisas lete
l strab adas cavotes toda ciase de calados gdsto
del cOmpradOr
PUERrAS vENTANAs. Este importante
rcce 1estra grande atencion propOrconamOs
clase Ia nglesa puertas persianas de cual
n, nas da W. EiNA POR CIliNO de los precos us,lales
CASAS COMPIETAS: po1emo> entregar las naderas
list as nara arnar kiosCo cuarQuicr edco que
pida.
Sc hacen barraS catre tinagerOs rCperOSy
ca totla ,l.se de caj,s para Industries,
Euocomia tie tempo de dinerO. eO-tb
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nonc.,,.or;o = de enfermedaaes de Ia garganta nsr
O~"~"' VIZ ~ de i II de la por el dccto
Bau Kali (Plaza Joso, junto d Ia igles'a) 156
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nnr..no.:o ia EXPOsICION", baio la direction de
G0mlSeII0 propiotarl3 don Manuel l'.rrer,s t:ar
corbatas, canisetas medas para Sc acen
FL dueno de este cstablecinient a rajado en- los prin
1naterales exa-superores. que ven
las oreca al pblic<, todos los traaos del l5l4
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AseguoS fGS5A TfM6s lSpsSP3S eos P5dso; aAf M as
Companies de primer ortlcn, demo
minadaS:
HAMBURGO BREMENSE de Hamburgo.
BALOISE. dc Basiiea (Suiza).
NOETE GERMANICA. de Hamburgo.
Los siniestros pagan aQul con prontitud
V liberalidad. Ell Agente general. Il. Rnnw7ec,l-
Ylt,t, San Juan. 3O-24
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-11-25
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ssss: 's: =, N<f11&zzzS@
Good Times for Bismarck.

OOod Times Tor Bismarck.
The traveller of the Fargo Forum after
looking over tho burned district re-
builded writes: I wish that some of the
evil prophets Of a few months ago could
sec Bismarck today, as I have seer it,
rising from out of the ashes of destruc-
ton, a new, and a finer city than eve
before. Ash walked around the late
burned district, I was wonderstruck at
the evidences of pluck, energy and faith
in the future of the city. Some Of the
men who had been the heaviest individ-
ual losers, have been the most active in
rebuilding. About a month ago l saw
ruins being cleared away, excavations
being make for foundations, and today
I find many handsome and costly bust
ness building, some already occupied,
and others being fitted up. Everybody
here appears cheerful and the talk OF
what has been done and what is in con.
temptation means that the city of Bis.
marck will surely be just like what Far
go has become, greater, grander than
ever before.
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enter the city. We had one man wounded
and several others done up from tho ef-
fects Of the sun
Our regiment was in the trenches
twenty-four hours previous to the fight
and were on constant duty seventy-two
hours with only one days rations.
Capt. Motif is; still prison inspector.
Has plenty to do, but he calls to see us
every few days. He has been given
a special pass by Aguinaldo permitting
to go anywhere within within the In
surgent lines. The captain has released
a number Of Filipino prisoners, and as
a consequence stand high in the estima-
ton Of the natives. Captain Mudgstt Of
Co. g, is assisting Captain Mofet in
Strengthening out the prison accounts.
Sergeant Thompson and Corporal Graf
ton of Co. B and Corporal Manley Of
Co. H. are doing clerical work in the
captains Office.
Once each week our regiment goes
out on dress parade. The men wear
white linen suits, leggings and make an
excellent appearance. The officers wear
white pants and the regulation black
blouse. Col. Jones of the Idaho regi-
ment, kindly tenders US the use of his
band-John Peterson and Will Pattee
assisting.
Net a nephew of John j. Jackman,
DR.. Law. He is with the Colorado regi-
ment, and has charge of one Of the wards
in the division hospital. DR.. Nelson M.
Black, our junior M. d. has charge of
ward six in the division hospital. He is
looked upon as n Of the best qualified
physicians in the division, and is also d
fine surgeon. He is a son of Major
Black of Valley City.
Captain Keye of Co. B has sent in his
resignation to the government. If his
resignation is accepted. E. @. Gcary, jr.,
first lieutenant of Co. B and adjutant
of the regiment, should receive the ap.
pointment IS captain. Mr.. Geary is an
excellent officer, one of tho best drill
masters in the regiment, popular alike
with officers and men, and is deserving
in every way. Ho is IN old militia man,
and worked his way from the ranks to
the Office of first lieutenant of the state
militia. Nothing would please the Co.
B boys moro, and in fact tho entire regi-
ment, than to see Ed. Geary commits
stoned captain of Co. B.
w. j. MCLEAN.
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GOSSIP FROM MANILA
Lieut.. Mclean Sends an Interesting
Letter From the North Dakota
Station at Manila.
Members Of. Company a in Good Health
Generally. and the Sick Ones
Rapidly Improving.
Gossip. Of the Different Members Of the
Company and Of Their Doings
in the Philippines.

Manila, p. l., Oct. s, 1888.
Editor Tribune: We hear with regret
of the terrible contiagration at home
which cast a gloom over all of us. Latel
papers received, stated that the ruined
portion Of the city would be rebuilt bet
ter than over, and that the business MOI
who met with heavy losses we're not dis
.couraged, had its desired effect upon us
We were afraid they would become dis
,couragcd and leave the state altogether,
The fremen must have done some excel.
lent work to saw the Western house
block, Tatley's and Logan's. Bismarck
can boast, and justly too, of the best vol
unteer fire department in the northwest.
The fact there were no lives lost is re-
,markable in the extreme. Understand
DR.. Rawlings had a very narrow escape,
and his athletic qualifications and cool
head stood him in good stead.
"A cloud of gloom was cast over the en-
tire regiment on receiving the news of
the death of Governor Briggs. The gov
crnor was very popular with the regi-
ment.
/ presume politics is at fever heat at
home now Here's wishing that F. B.
Fancher and the entire republican ticket
are elected.
The North Dakota boys are quartered
near Malate quartel-about two miles
from the business portion of the city.
Their quarters are made Of bamboo
poles tied together with bark, and while
they would not be pleasing to the eye of
an architect, are roomy and cool, being
situated on the seashore. The officers
are quartered in a Spanish residence,
right in front of tho mems quarters, SO
they are near their men the entire time
and better able to look after their wants
in case of sickness. The fund raised for
Co. AS mess, through the kindness and
thoughtfulness of the young ladies and
militia boys at homo, arrived o. k, and a
remarkable improvement is noted in the
boys mess. Instead of having-as here
tofore- BEANS, coffee, bareback, "red
horse"-what the boys call canned beef
and greasy fat pork straight, such deli
cacies as canned corn, tea, canned to-
matoes, dried fruit and granulated sugar
are noticeable, and more grateful boys
lived. They request me to extend,
through the columns of the TRIBUNE,
their sincere thanks to the young, peo-
pie, Lieut.. Best and the boys, and all
citizens who SO kindly contributed for
the benefit of Go. A. The officers of the
company wish to be included, also. Uncle
Sam gives Us plenty to eat, but there is
such a sameness in his bill-of-fare that
the boys get awful tired of it. George
Moore is king Of the kitchen, and it
would he hard for the company to get
along without him. 1t is simply marvel
GUS the dishes he gets up, considering
the small amount he has to do with.
He makes the boys plum duff"-gocs at
it just as if he had fine rich cream, fresh
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Bear, Ii. H1h Kind You HaN Axays Buugs,
''''; :; &1MzZx
NEGOTIATIONS OFF.
The Spanish Peace Commissioner
Withdraw on Learning the
American ltimatum.

Paris, Nov. 21.-The peace negotiations
are of. Tie spaniards withdrew upon
the presentation Of an ultimatum by the
Americana. The American proposal was
the payment Of twenty millions for the
ccssion Of the entire Philippine group
and gives a week for reply.
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Decidedly Hard Luck.

jamestown Alert: Daniel Dummies,
who resides near Courtenay, has had
rather a hard streak of luck during the
past six months, so much so as to excite
comment among people residing in his
vicinity. His troubles began last June
when his house burned up. The house
was insured for 500 which covered but
a portion Of its value and the furniture
was uninsured. About the middle OF
September one of his children was &C.
cidentally poisoned. The child was play.
ing with her little brother and ate some
strychnine which caused her death in q
few minutes.
A short time after Mr.. Ohnmies fax
burned up together with the granary in
which the grain was stored causing
serius loss to him. The fax and build.
ings were not insured.
Last Monday Mr.. Ohnmies' barn was
burned. There were ten horses in the
building, all Of which were burned. He
had no insurance on the stock or barr
and the loss reaches quite a large sum
How the fires started in each case is q
mystery which cannot be solved.
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Walsh county has sent to the asylum
q patient who has three times tried to
commit suicide, in the person Of Ras-
lnuth Oath.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-11-25

You can avoid pll danger Of disease.
Use Dr.. Siegert's Angostura Bitters.
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Is tho BABY Cutting zseta2

Be sureto use that old and well
tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for children.
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softens the gums, allays all pain,
crres wind collie and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea; IS cents q
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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-11-25

The new Catholic cathedral at Fargo
1is being pushed to completion.