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Notice.!

All parties knowing themselves in
debted to me in my former General
Store, are requested to please call and
settle the same. WM. SNYDER.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-28
etGood Fits.

Illftting garments are not good in
vestment at any price. With this sail
ent point always before us, we take par
ticulars pains to fit you perfectly.
You get the benefit Of all these impor-
tant advantages, and pay US less money
than elsewhere.
MAns Suits, all wool, 81 50
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-28
Cigars.

Headquarters for cigars, have all we'll
known brands in stock. Special prices
by the box. WM. SNYDER.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-28

Let everybody turn out and attend the
school entertainment next Monday
evening.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-28
Well Dressed Boys.

Very little expense to dress him we'll,
if you buy now. Stylish suits for boys
that means smallest outlay-yet they're
suits that give longest service-sults that
return you every penny Of value.
Boys Suits, cheviots, $4.O0, 1926
:" g all wool, 1915, $3.50, IS 90
Tough, Boys Suits, all wool, $500. $4.75,
5000. r.;
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VOL. 4. NO. ~.
County Directory.

County Directory.
shsri6-JAs. s. COSTELLO.
County Auditor-H. Y. SMITH.
County Treasurer-JoHN HErFERNAN.
Clerk Of District Court. c. FIELD.
County judge. W. TRUAX.
Register OF Deeds-H. E. FIELD. ..s .
csronsr-DouGl.As BELL. M...
3upt. Of 8caools-F. J. WALDRON.
County Surveyor-E c. PALMER.
states Attorney-N. A. STEWART.
l0ARp or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
i. District-1 c. STEWART. :.
ID Dssrict-T. C. GAINES. Chairman
ID D,trict-WM. LoUGHLAND.
Directory for Town of Williston.
TRUSTEES.
W. D. PARsHALL, President.
FIR. ZAHL.
VIZ. FREEMAN.
Regular meetings held first Tuesday Of each
MONTH FRANK WILD. Clerk.
School Board, Special School District
Of .Williston.
WV FREEMAN, President.
+. A. SHARP.
l. c. STEWART.
OLAF BERGH.
r. ii. COPELAND. Clerk.
C. A. WITTMEIER Treas.
Fort Butord Lodge No. 18, !. 0. F..
Meets every Wednesday night.
N. f. PRuDHoMME. N. G.
d. F. KING, V. G..
o. BERGH, Sec.
&c. STEWART, Treas.
Trustees-WM. SNYDER, G. B. METZGER.
w. H. Smith.
Williston, North Dakota.
Great Northern Railway Time Table.
WEST BOUND.
Arrives No. 3, Mail..................."..21o a. m.
No. 7, ssenger......"......."9:OO 900 p IN.
No. 49, Freight" p. IN.
EAST BOUND.
Arrives No. 4. .."..53G p. M
No. 8, Passenger......"..........44O a. m.
Leaves No. Is, Freight............ ...l2lo p. M.
E. NJ. .ATTERBERhf, aSt.
n. A. STEWART,
= a w Y = R :
STATES ATTORNEY. WILLIAMS co,
Collections promptly attended to.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-28

LADIES' fast black hose, only 5 cents
per pair, at HEDDERICn Bros & Co.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-28

Dr.. J. II. Coe will be at the Great
Northern for one week, beginning May
18th. Have your teeth examined. you
may need them sometime. Examina-
ton free
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-08

Prof S. A. Weltmer. who originated
the method of magnetic healing known
as Weltmerism, and through which he has
already cured over 10000 sick and afflicted
or every disease known to man or woman,
bids fair TO be the Epoch Maker of this
Century Each age has its Epoch Making
man: Julius Caesar. statesman. orator and
soldier. welded his great power in the
last century before Christ. Christopher
Columbus. in the 18th century, By daring
to have the courage of his own couvic
tions. cast off the shackles of ignorance
and proved the earth to be round Napo-
leon. in the 18th century. demonstrated
what the will power of man could do:
them all in the advancement of man. had
its Lincoln, whose wisdom did so much
toward the placing of the people in this
grand republic under one flag: its Edison
man voice for sweet remembrance sake
in that wonderful CONTINUANCE known as
the monograph. but the man who will
live longest in the pages of history and
who has done more for humanity than
any other man is Weitmer the originator
of Weltmerisn, for it is our belief that
the man whose intellectual investigation
has demonstrated that disease is unnatur-
al and is the fault of humanity. and can
be dispelled by human hands, and then by
proving that his theories are true by
originating a method which relieves pain
and dispels sickness without the aid of
either drugs the surgeons knife. and
which Furthermore in a perfectly natural
manner goes to the very seat of the all
ment and not only dispels ii in n perfectly
natural manner. but also fOrtifies the con-
stitution in such a manner that disease
cannot exist. We repeat that it Is our be-
lief that he is the man who deserves the
first place the ladder of fame
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-08

Prof Weltmer has made his name IA
nous by the perfecting of that great
method which is known as The Absent
Treatment. and through which he has the
matter at what distance the patient lives.
Thousands of testimonials which are in
the possession of the American School OF
Magnetic Healing prove beyond a shad-
ow Of doubt that through this wonder
full method he has dispeiied diseases and
cline and in every land. Through the
courtesy of Prof. ]. II. Kelly. the CO.
laborer of Prof. Weltmer. We are permit
ted to publish a few of the thousands of
testimonials in his possession from CRATE
full people who have been relieved from
the most malignant diseases by this won
derful curative power. Hon. Press Irons
Mayor of Nevada. was afflicted with kid
ney and bladder troubles for ten years
and could find no relief in the usual rem
stored by Prof. Weltmer. Mr.. John S
Small, ColfaX. ILL.,. was deaf in his left
ear for seven years; could not hear a
watch tick when placed against his ear
Was perma nently cured in three days by
Professor Weltmer. Mr.. L. w Rains. a
suffered constantly with kidney trouble
for % years; also with constipation and
prostate troubles. Exhausted the best
medical skill, but no relief. He fortunate
ly heard OF Professor Weltmer. and was
soon restored to perfect health, and now
says his treatment will cure anybody.
Mrs. NJ. f. Hawkins. Louisburg. Kas. was
afflicted twenty years with prOlapsus and
enlargement of the womb. Indigestion and
perpetual headache. Tried everything that
Heard of Professor Weltmer took his
treatment one week and was permanently
restored to health. Mr.. G.. W Hightower
Tiff City. Mo. was total wreck. having
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-08
SICK, BETTER, WELL
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E"neness or emptiness of stomach in
morning. flesh soft and lacking ffrmness
heAdLcf', blurring Of eyesight. spccks float
ing before the eyes. nervous irrf,abiIity.
poor memory. chilliness, alternating with
hot bushes, lassitude. throbhing riIrgIfrrr
and nlppinS pains occasionally ualnitafion
o. the heart. short breath on eNerrion SLOW
Circulation OF blood. cold feet pain and on
preston in chest and back. pain aro1Ind
the IONS aching and WEAKNESS of the lover
hmLS. prowslness after meals, but nervous
w2ketulness al night. languor in th.. morn
inE, ana constant feeling of dread as IL
something awful was about TO happen2
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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-08
is KRUGER ABOUT TO YIELD?
Reports From South Africa Say the
Beers Are Moving Back From
the Border.

LONDON, Oct. Most important news
comes from the Transvaal tonight. which.
if true, probably indicates that the South
African republic is about to yield. or. in
any case, that the Beers have abandoned
all idea of invading Natal
The news is comprised in a cablegram
from Newcastle. Natal, which says that the
Buffalo river state that the Beers are re-
turning to their homes, leaving patrols
along the river. The comma ndos still re-
main on the Free State border
The dispatch also says that the feeling
at Newcastle now is that the Beers do not
intend to attack that place. and that the
evacuation of the town was premature
A dispatch from Durham states that the
excitement there has abated. owing to the
Beers holding back from the frontier.
This retirement of the Beers IS what the
British war authorities have expected. az
their defective commissariat would prevent
them from lorg remaining massed along
the border. kilograms received here lately
have made frequent reference to the scar
city OF forage and supplies in the Roer
iaagers, and have stated that many of
those in the camps Were inclined to strike
were undertaken Immediately
The dispatch from Newcastle looks as if
they had done as they threatened, and had
abandoned the idea of fighting
Meanwhile. further transports from In
dia with two field hospitals and hussars
have arrived at Durham. and the men and
material We're forwarded to Ladysmith in
stantly. General Sir George Stewart
White. V. G., who will command the Brit
ish forces in Natal. has also arrived and
landed. He was greeted by large crowd
General Sir William Symons, his second in
command. came from Glencoe to meet him
showing that he doesn't fear Boer incur
sion into North Natal. A number of other
officers were present and the whole party
left by train for Pietermaritzburg amid
great enthusiasm and cries of Remember
Majuba.''
Copyright 1899, by the Associated Press)
LONDON. Oct. Judging from the re-
ports from South Africa q state of war
practically exists between Great Britain
and the Transvaal This seems almost
paradoxical. in conjunction with the fact
that the British diplomatic agent. Mr.
Conynham Greene, still remains at Pre-
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-08

toria and the further fact that the nego-
tiations continue.
A solution of this apparent paradox prob
ably lies in an understanding of the curious
relations between the two governments. As
has already been cabled. Great Britain is
not likely to make formal declaration
of war against what she considers de-
pendent nation, the process being mere
issue of orders to the military forces to
restore the state of sovereignty which she
alleges originally existed. Were England
similarly at lOggerheads with power rec
ognized by her as her equal. pride and prec-
edent would some time ago have compelled
her to break OFF diplomatic intercourse.
1t is this legend of suzerainty that en-
ables her to palaver without loss OF self
respect. and. at the same time. to run
good chance of placing the onus of begin
ming hostilities upon the Beers, or, failing
in that. TO delay action until she has in
the field d sufficient force to overrun the
Transvaal
This is the only ground upon which it is
possible to reconcile the governments firm
diplomatic attitude with its passive recep-
ton of palpabiy hostile acts on the part
of the Beers. for. 1t is now impossible 10
believe that the Transvaal forces are mass
ing merely for defensive purposes. Thus,
war appears to be the only possible out
come If the Beers are determined to pre-
cipitate matters. the hostilitieS are only a
question of days. If England Is allowed
to take her own time. then two months
may elapse before the first blow is struck
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-08
IN HONOR OF COMPANY B.
city, khs., Preparing for a
big Demonstration "when john
ny Gomez Marching Hop,.-

Inc arrival of Company 3, Twentieth
Kansas volunteers. in Kansas CITY. Kas
VIII be attended with a demonstration such
as mas never before been witnessed in tho
city across the line The peopIe of the
Kansas metropolis propose giving their dis
unguished young soldiers a recention
"ilch VIII be as warm. if not so elaborate.
dS me greeting extended to Admiral Dew
ey IN the nations metropolis.
since Mayor Marshman appointed A COM
mlttee 10 raise funds and make arrange
AEeh'9 Tor the reception OF the soldiers from
Kansas City. kas.. the admirers of Com,
pany Il have been all but running oyer
each DINER TO get their names down ON
tie list OF contributors. Although the com
mlttee has not had time TO outline its
work, more than $500 has already beery vol
unfairly donated. The Armour Packing
company notified the committee thai If
VIII give 800 or more. the Swift Comnanv
mas oHtred TO DO likewise, the Stock Yards
company mas notified its willingness TO do
nate 500 or more: President Myers of tbs
argentine smelter, telephoned the commit
Zee that ne wanted to give as much as the
next man Tor the entertainment of Conn
pany u; Wyandotte lodge No 40 Order of
Elks, has voted SIO0 TO the fund. and many
citizens have signifed a desire to helm nav
the expense Of showing the BOYS thai they
are heid IN grateful remembrance by their
townspeople. Zach
The feminine clubs and societies of the
CIV Yesterday served notice on he com
mittee that they wanted an onrorrrTDit,y 70
do something for the cause and asked to
be allowed to banquet the soldiers. They
propose 10 give the yong veterans a. meal
wants to do something
Inc reception committee held n meeting
yesterday afternoon in the council cham
her and discussed plans for the rac,.ntinn
OF the company upon its arrival N The
CITY. Inc programme will not be decided
upon In detail until later. probably NOT nm
III the company Is heard from after land
ing In San Francisco. \ committee. from
Nansas city. kas.. viii meet Comns,lv r
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-08
DISCARDED.
THethOds of Treating piles and
I Diseases Supplanfed by
lie Pyramid Pile Cure.

methods of treating piles by liga-
tune knife or by the cruel methods
of, besides causing intense pain
arntly collapse and death, are now
krbe but mere makeshifts as far as
| a concerned.
7 is responsible for nearly every
| CABLES and the mistake has been
m'eating piles as a purely local dis
eah is not the case, however. and
tbs of the new treatment known as
thIid Pile Cure has demonstrated ii.
amid Pile Cure Is not = salve or
Oi9ut a suppos!tory which is applied
atand absorbed into the sensitive
cembrane and acts both as a local
anftitutioral treatment. and in cases
u ears standing this treatment has
betuaI.
lis Of pile sufferers bear witness
tO,stimable value of the Pyramid
an those who have undergone sur
iGtionS without Il cure have been
laIrprised By results from few
weatment with the Pyramid.
II from pain IS so Immediate that
napmetimes imagine that the Pyra-
mains op!ateS or cocaine because
this so instantaneous, but the Pyra-
nEure Is guaranteed absolutely free
re oplate or mineral poison "Hat-
ev
IF is the result of the astringent
pr of the remedy which causes the
litbrs and cougested blood vessels TO
coind a normal circulation is eStab-
lis
:amid Pile Cure is strictly scien-
tin in its composition and in its
THO action and the best feature of II
j. Is perfectly safe and harmless.
Meets ever result from its use, but
onive benefit.
4ar fact. in view nf the large num-
beent medicines before the public is
thPyramid is the only Pile cure of
naeputation. II is the only pile cure
pnlough and meritorious enough to
bein every drug store in the United
SIT sells at 30 cents for a full sized
pa
book on cause and cure of piles
nice by addressing Pyramid Drug
CGhall. Mich.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-08

alta and escort it TO this city. The
m of the company and the regi-
mfficers who accept the invitation
toe the guests of the metropolis.
alth the company, will be escorted
fre Union depot. on the Missouri
siKansas City. kas.. in tally-hos.
state line the tally-hos with the
sTill be met by Troop X. Sixth cav
al command of Second Lieutenan.
Fchan. who was formerly captain
otlny r. members of the G. \. r.
p'this city. brass band and thou
50 residents of the metropolis. The
CIVIC parade will pass along the
pl streets of the city and will prob
aband on Huron park. General
+ ard Governor Stanley are expect
et here on that day.
HeiSler, who is a member of the
stnmittee which went to San Fran
CT meet the boys upon their arrival
tl2s agreed TO telegraph the local
Gee the minute the Tartar is sight
EDEN this message is received in
kCity. Kas.. the news will be tele-
pto all of the packing houses and
manufacturing institutions and the
will be turned loose. The bells
w and enough noise will be made
10 people for miles around that the
nh Kansas is again on American
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-08

Mrs. NJ \. Devault. Defiance. o.. was
afflicted five years with dropsy. stomach
and kidney troubles. Could get no relief
from medical science. Was fully restored
by Absent Treatment in ten days.
Mrs. NJ NJ Walker. Poca. W. Va. suf-
fered with eczema. indigestion and female
troubles Dozens of doctors failed to give
any relief. She was permanently restored
by Professor Weltmer's Absent Method in
two months
By writing Professor S. A. Weltmer Ne
vada. Mo. you will receive free of charge
n i0-page illustrated magazine and list OF
testimonials of men and women who owe
their good health, in fact. their very life,
TO the Weltner Method: also much in
formation on this science of healing.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-08
DID FRISCO ROBBERY.
WHO Looked Like n Lnborer
calls $1,000 From n Paymas-
ter's Wagon.

FRANCISCO. Oct. 7.-One of the
h robberies which has ever occurred
il city was accomplished in the broad
lpf this afternoon at the corner of
Vt and Brook streets. when 5000 in
gas taken from a United States pay
ms wagon.
robber had the appearance OF being
astngman. Detectives are securing the
COR the robber. II is thought there
V no possibility of his escape, as the
htion of the thief is perfect. and no
Twas lost in reporting the loss.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-08
TEACHES HIS METHOD TO OTHERS.

The American School of Magnetic Heal
ing is organized under the laws of the
State of Missouri. Prof Weltmer is the
president of this Institution. and Prof. j.
II. Kelly the secretary and treasurer. The
method perfected and in by this school
is so complete in all its details that the
students become as efficient as Prof. Welt
mer himself. in this great art TO cure. in
ten days This noble profession is taught
either by mail or personal Instructions.
Anyone who desires can learn ii. and any
one who learns can practice it. This has
been abundantly proven by the great num-
Der who have been instructed and who
are in the active practice Of healing by
this method. This is beyond doubt the
best paying profession of the age. as
students who have learned this method
through the American School of Magnetic
Healing are earning from $40 to $50 per
day
BY addressing Prof ]. II. Kelly. Sec'y.
Nevada. Mo. You will receive full instruc-
lions free ct charge.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-08

A story is told by Tit Bits of one of the
new school of Scotch parsons who was
recently preaching in Il strange church
in a village Fearing that his hair was
not parted properly in the middle or that
he had a smudge on his nose. he quietly
and Significantly said to the beadle-there
being no mirror in the vcstry-'John. could
YOU get me a. glass;" John disappeared
and after a few minutes returned with
parcel underneath his coat. which, to the
establishment of the parsou. he produced
in the form of lemonade bottle with :,
gill of whisky. saying: I'VE mauna lat
on ABBOTT it. minister for l got it as :.
great favor. and l wadna haze got 1t ava
IL | hadna said it was for YOU Tableau,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-08
LASG0W'S SUCCESS.
o the Reasons Why the scotch
lily Finds Its Undertake
inGs Profitable.

FLondon (Ont.) Advertiser
Ion. Thomas Ballantyne. former
81 of the Ontario legislature. has re-
tIfrOm an extended trip to Great
3 Mr.. Ballantyne was much i'm
p by the overlooking prosperity of
TIMER country He had many oppor-
Il TO converse with mechanics, and
tTorned him that wages We're never
sncr work so plentiful as at present
Igow it is exceedingly difficult TO get
nr any kind of employment. The
IS Of farm laborers has put many
fl In a quandary, although the wages
ociass of help are double what they
when Mr.. BallantyIe first left his
nand. While in Glasgow he made a
TIN study OF its municipal system.
ais the Stratford Herald his con-
ci thus:
municipal management is the best
Ifver seen. Its street car service, gas
alter and parks are about perfect.
Teet cars were being changed from
Il, electricity when ! was there. The
hwOrk only three hours day. the
me. The roadbed IS so perfect that
Y. easily jump on the horse cars when
tie going at a moderate speed. You
c3almost any distance you would re-
dDr one trip for Il half-penny. and all
Oe city for penny. The result Of low
IS seen in the splendid service and
II. The latter are now eiOyJ per
vn advance OF previous year. Mr.
the manager. receives a salary OF
tand has refused an offer OF G2.elJ
TO London in a similar capacity. The
sof the whole successful municipal
rment is efficient heads of depart
and continuing men in office as
cors who have proved themselves
ct and capable. My friend Bailie AL
er Osborne, who has been thirty
syears a councillor. and who might
heen provost had he so desired, was
lear presented with his portrait by
tiy council. With such men at the
nf municipal affairs 1t is easy to
uand their success. Taxes are based
oal, water rates being sd per 81. Gas,
tFt % candle-power. - ID per 1000
Trks are numerous and well supplied
Uusic, so that there Is no Individual
Wnnot reach one Of them at a cost
cent, and enjoy fresh breezes with
tlsic. The conclusion is this-that the
ben in every community should be
v to serve as aldermen if requested
hN- tho RfrizaflS
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-08
Transport SoIace Arrives.

FRANCISCO. Oct. The United
8 transport Solace arrived tonight,
t-fiye days from Manila. twenty-six
drom Guam and seventeen DAYS from
hlu. with siNty-three cabin passen-
gnd lu9 in the steerage. She brought
neer of prominence. Most of those on
b are discharged sailors from various
sin the AsiatiC squadron.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-10-08
Dr.FONC
\ Stercoscopic Camera.

From the New York Post.
y so-caIled stereoscOplc camera is one of
the latest products Of French inventive
genius. IN size and appearance this cam
era closely resembles an ordinary binocIlar
glass. but is So arranged that pictures are
taken on q line at right angles TO that
along which one seems to be looking when
holding the glass to the eyes. For this
reason. one may approach very close 10
the object or person to be photographed
without his intention being suspected. One
dozen plates can be carried in the case OF
the instrument. and 1t has Il shutter adj
Unstable to varying degrees of exposure.