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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-07-29
We Figure
That every Purchaser in
North MOrgantOWn

Brings three Others. If you are not
brought, come any way. You'll not
regret it.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-07-29
The Acme Book Store.

Dering Building on Walnut ST.,
H. L. SwIsHER, Propr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22
ssssSSSRssSsSSeSsssSsssSSs
IOwN ToPIC~ .
All aboard for Campbell townsite.

All aboard for Campbell townsite.
Prizes viii be given 70 the prettiest
and fattest babies a. the baby SHOW.
Just received at Olsmith's. q. .000 more
OF the only best Be cigar 10 town the
Gath
For Rent First hoor room nicely
furnished, central location 4 K
Jingle.
W snted-A boy "a or i6 years ola a.
Leader office
The Giant Oaks society is aolng a
good business.
For up 10 date ane stationery, 90 TO
Lilies.
Decorate your baby buggy Apr
will be given far the pretticst one a.
the Congregational baby show
Eyes that are weak should be pro-
tected with speetacles properly ntted
Lille will do the work aud guarantee
satisfaction.
Constipation means the Accumula
tion % waste matter that should ba
discharged daily, and unless this is
done the foul matter is absorbed Ard
poisons the system. Use HERBINk tc
bring about regularity ot the bowels
Price 5O cents. Solt by +. h. Lille IS
Co aud Wheeler s. Son.
The reserve seat sale for the new
opera house will be at the wallace
/ drug store, and all people holding
/ tickets for the opening performance
\ 20 be given Ia the new opera house
/ eau have their seats marked on on
/ Wednesday evening, Nov 20, a;
/ o'clock p. m. No one person viii o'
allowed 20 mark on more than AZ,
seats, aud no seats will be reserved
for any one before this time TIE
first who come will be the hrst seryed
Infant mortality is something fright
tul. Nearly Qne-quArter die oetorI
they reach one year, one-third oetor'
they are I've, aud one half before the
are ufteen The timely use OF WHITTIER
CREAM NERMlFuGE would save
majority of these precious lives FrieN
25 cents Sold by r. u. Lille s. Co.
ana Wheeler a Son,
Toys aud toy books for the ehildFel
al Lille a Co.'S.
The Postoaice Book Store has a CON
pletc line OF school books. tablets ete
for school use.
Hawkes. celebrated speetaeles ar
sold only by Il. B. Lille s Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22
A~ornzR sENsArioN

90 Hil isrrY Department. Mr. Iohnsou
speaks Again.
Mrs saul ca johnson, the exclusive
milliuer. 'rsnt 10 say 10 the people OF
Guthric and surrounding country that
on tomarrow ThuredRy) she will offer
milliusrf bats, pattern hats. that cost
her--tt1t la, frst COSTS, ss, s.. ST.
and - 81 the low price OF $3.50 for
ohoioe Uh nk Of being able TO buy
the latest styles. best workmanship,
beat eri umiugs, Ia ladies headwear,
that crsgl originally from 81 20 81, for
t1.sn. Nrs Johnson has never advcr
tised q sxle that she did not live up to
ia ever particular. This sale will
oonti0ue chs rest % the week but the
bcst aHFrs will oe offered tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22

20 inch Union DamAsk 8a
&c All Linen Damask ts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22
n9FFF % - 113 y
y LOCAL mELANGE
6sssBsssssssssssssssssssH

Attend Mrs 5ohnsous mii linery
sale tomorrow
Hear Boies speak tonight a. the
Christian church -subiect Jewish
Tabernacle
Mrs. james johnson offers millinery
that cost a. wholesale fr0m 50 90 81
for 81 5O
The Two Merry Tramps company
have a very hug baud which paraied
the streets this afternoon.
Col. =. C.. Moore, of Guthrie. has
been in Enid Cor two days Ueis che
owner OF the Cyclone stock ~ goods
and has authorized au additional cut
on prices iu order Go close out the
stock on hand -Enid Echo
Choice " pattern bats for 81 IJ that
cost AZ wholesale from 80 to So
MUa IAMta IuH.soa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22
4 pags b lLaae I'D ~ 80.

The linen display iu Ramsay Bros
windows with roast goose trimmings.
causes sightseer- to lo0s with longing
eyes and have a so near and yet 30 fSr
goose taste In their mouths
For sale-A horse power wood saw
VIII cut la cords in a day. viii sell
or trade all or half iutereft on liberal
terms Inquire of VIM Packer or Wm.
Sucker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22

Ed s Donncily has just returned
from Cleveland. Ohio. where he was
zoe guest OF tbe arm he is travelling
FOR, the sherwin Williams Paint Co.
While there be attended the banquet
given by the company 20 It's travelling
men, who mum bered 52T az the table
The expense OF entertaining this host
OF men amounted % 500 an hour Ed
Is we'll pleased with his trip
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22

a WY hue roasted turkey is dis
plAyst iu the show window Of Ram
say's HgY good store. IL 10 stuffed
with oysters and has gravy all over u
with ptfsiey salad on the side.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22

Shopping at The Rush is a pro
Gtabis Bastime Wait for our
special Thanksgiving Sale OF a
manufacturers sample line Of
Linen Table Sets. Monday ana
Tuesday koU. 27 and 28.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22

II gpE U9nf 20 make a hn
come agd strife Us for bargains
in LiHSr sGble sets MORddy and
THgs1gg The Rush
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22

"Dara1 are Fruits. words are but
ieavcs Nte mtuY wonderful cures effect
"a hV Nrrl sarsaulrilla are tlr fruits hY
NntEh 4 Etr.Id hr Judged These prove lt
d. br llr eat remedy Tor tu blood discas-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22

NotarlE. commissions have been "a.
seed hy Secretary Jenkins 20 II ".
dohHseE 81 Chandler aud $. w. Neo-
man us Noble county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22
Bleached Damasks by the Yard

Bought from Andrew Reid. Dunfermliue Scotland. Nhere
bette Here his three best bought by as
in Z >. D-pounds sbillngs and pence. Sterling
7?nch All Linen Grass Bleach SIC goods; special isc
90 " q" 75c G9c
- l2b
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22

,,s';,a Heses : ens cure an liver o''. Noa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22

where tn Ett
The best thirgs to eat and served tx
the neatest way az R.tlerhuseh's on
Division street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22

II you have sore throat, soreness
across the back or side, or your lungs
feel sore or tender. or you are tareat,
eued Witt diphtheria or pueumonlA,
apply BALLARD's SNOW LlNlMENT
externally, and use bALLARDS
HOREHOUND SYRUP. sold by n B.
Lillie 4 Co., aud Wheeler & son
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22
Thanksgiving Linen Sale. Friday, he oath
Unbleached Damasks by dc Yard

Our own imporatioEs of George shields Silver Flax
asks made IN Perth Scotland Every fibre Is linen
passed for aud bleach out In three washngs
every housewife in Guthrie these goods
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-25
Yo8ntr'8
Der Ger6f uon 1899.

Die san5e Welt itrebt einem bD6eren
3iele in aleibermaterial na9. gs giebt
teinen 9unoels5peig. ouf peldem Die
2ebensfdbiafeit bes Sbrgei5ss bOber
angeipunnt lit ober Die Miibuneen oes
5ortfdrittes grobartisere Re1ultuts
eraielen. lno ar bisier InitoB riibrt
BON Dem Strsbsn entT6lohener aieinz
perfdufer ber, Der Sum- eleganter gez
tleibuns gu buloigen. Die Wsrtbs
miiiIsn li6 erbo6en, I'm Dies 81 er5iez
len, ielbit penn Die Soften ourd ben
Dunf6, bas Yublitum ni6t nit lnz
foiten gu belaiten, auf einem nieorigen
punfts ssbalten tperDen miiiIsn. Sn
oisfem 6srbit 5eieen mir bic fd0nIten
uno tpertbpoGIten Stoffe, bic mir ie
ausItelIten; bo9 ftellten mir lie bssz
tpseen niat bObsr fir Sic, fonoern ntez
Drider.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-25

leni16en acknowledgement genaue
sSnformdtipnen beIiBt. Ginge3Ogene
Hedsr6en boben ergebsn, baB Elm itaz
lienii6er Gipii>Sngenisur Dem fran3oz
IiI6en ilitdrs2ltta6s in Rom, OberIt
9inIonniere, sinen Ylan Der ;tulienis
ifsn 9ren3befeiti9ungen pertauft bat.
0a Der SberIt Die espionage febr lebz
bdft betriebsn bat. 10 bat Die italieniz
fte Regierung an maB9a6enoer Bari
fer Steue ben 8uni6 geduBert. oers
fel6e m0ge dbberufen perben.
Souauft itimmte fir 6rei=
pre6ung.
9aris, "a. September. = p9etit
gleu" be6auptet, Oberlt SpuauIt, 9rds
iioent bss Orepfus : 8riegsgeri4tes,
babe fir 6reiIpredung 9eitimmt.
4meritanii4 de g 4auiPie=
Ter in 2onbon.
Qunppn, "a. Ssptember. = Die
Serbfbi6ne Des 9beaters lit in Dollem
8anoe. Qlnsritunifte iS4auipieler,
8efhGffsIeiter unb 2beaterItiife perz
Ipre6en cine ro6 biel grOBere ROle 5N
fpielen, uIs le 5ubpr. Gs gtebt tdum
eins 9sIeq1daft on einem berporragenz
ben Sbeater, bic niht neni9Itens elm
amerifaniIfes Nlitglieb bat, pdbreno
Die MuIit6aller pon ameritanil6eu
OaritsLern einfa6 iiberflutbet iino.
Die bret berporro9enoen dmeritaniz
iden @eieGT6aften. 8ooopins, ~S6e
9eQs of NeipzYort" unb De Wolf
Copper linb bic popuIdritsn in 2ons
bon.
oscar DiIbe unb Iein
Sreunb.
Qonbpn, "a. Sept. - Cine fo4
eben in 2onbon erIaienene anonnme
8eoi6t1ammlung erntet pegen Der
Reinbeit uno Sh0nbeit Der 8er{e aIz
Qemeine8 Sob. 2lqgemein lit man ge=
3pannt, ben 8erfaHsr tennsn 5u lernen.
gDie es bsiBt, io1 2orb 9llfreo 9ouz
qlas lie geT6rNben baben. Sic nun
ben 3uerIt in paris unter ieinem Raz
men per0ffsntlidt, aber aus 8efiir4s
tung Dor ben 6ol9en be5 StonOuls,
Der Durd 2orb 9ouglaS' 9e3lebun9en
gu benz Oscar WiIoezSal peruria9t
purbe, purben lie bier anonpm du'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-25
Baltimore . Cfip. . abn. Bulletin.

$1,000 ppn Baltimore naeb WtasarasSant
uno ,urid ON 3onnerftaa, ben %. September
@in.fe fino fir 10 Saqe qlitie Sur6laueno
0erionen= uno 0unman=larlor= =gBaagpus Der:
IuFen Gan,osnsgabuboi nm 9l9 @ormittaes
ben mt Ronal=@abnbof nm 9.24 9ormittaas
1tuterbrsbunq Der Gabrt piro anf Der Rid:
reie eraubt in Buffalo, Ro6efter, Genepa
gurostte uno Waub=Gbunf Nbiteder mad
Sbouanp=S Ssfanps uur $3.50 fir bic 8uno'
reic BON Robefer.
$3.50 BON Baltimore mad, DEN eurans erbten
unO surif am Sonntaa, pm |. Stto6tr'
Ser sps,iol,uo perldbt ben MT. 8pnal=Sabns
bpf nm llbr 9ormittuqs ben GunlDenzgabns
bof nm lltr min. 9nrmittaqs.
500 DON Baltimore mad, 5rseertf. 5aserss
toipn unb g9iutbciter unO suriid, an, Sonntag,
BEN lEt. Mppalz @abnboi nm llbr 9ormitz
tuQs, ben Gamoen=g gubnbof nm Z llbr 3 WsIn. IN
Gorntittaqs. to'-o'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-25
9osner's
Heihffe Garbincn= Stpfc.

gair iptrotn Sic an Garbinen benfsu MAIDEN, in=
bem mir @Q.g, mas reid uub i60n it, ousiteuen
uup neprise 9reiie bafir forosrn.
geftidter Muslin, 70 uisprig pie 1Oc.
Sii6nes=Spisen, 70 nieorig pie 1Oc.
s6ottild)e Grenaoinss, 10 uisorig iuis 21c.
IopitGts= =Rest, 70 niebrig ME 15c.
geriidter Muglin, 70 nieorq tpie 15c.
eerpentins=Grepe 70 nieOrig ME 1Oc.
Gmsire=Nlusln, 10 niebriq min 15c.
riib=goint=gsfibul=s ssis.n, 10 nisOris tpis
6Oc.
8euoiFtnee, 70 uiebrig sDie 3Oc.
eilt.lin.s, 10 nisorig tuie &c.
Stnims, 10 niebrig tpis 1Oc.
satcsns, 10 nitoru pie 10c.
eipibsMuslin. 70 niebrig iuie 1Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-25
9os1ter's
spesiclle @ertbe in 2ampen.

gBir baben cine sismli6 arpbe 9artis bon NIu=
t.rsaomoen. Sag lebte Mal, als mir iolcbe ptr=
tauftsn. parsn Fe 70 pupuldr unb einssH 10 l67'l,
bas mir mad esraDe 10 outen auslus ge6alten boz
SEN, uno mir erlanstsn fe. Sic frro in .Santett"s
uuo .Gmpianes1 s1=5acuu, bD6f gss5madpoa bstos
rirt uno NIT paienpen GlodsH.
$4.50>2ampen psrtoufcn mir fir $3. rs.
$5.0O.eompen psrtaufeu mir fir $3.9S.
$7O0=2dmpen perfaufen mir fir $500.
$S.00zQampen reriaufeu mir fur $6. so.
en- Der 9artis befinoen f6 eiuise 2amptn.
,pel6e iiir Den 9srtauf gu $500 biz $500 s,=
madt nuro.n. gBir martiren fs su $12.OO
S1O.5O unb $500.
~ n & n 80 &
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-25
&leiorDfc.

e6por3. G6ebiotsaleiOr0tc, qraue 6omcipun=
Rl.ior0de unO Gancpz9 9laiOsHo0itatszS zStior0te,
@obits unb Gircular=6acOn, an Der sete unb am
Riifen often, gutss 9ercaIinss Gutter, nit ScIpez
teen e.idumt. @srtb $3.50, $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-25
SapeS.

GolfsGapts, aus cltgantcr auaItd
goli=Sbapl eemabt, i6li6te uno 9laio=Geutren
nit Gancp.g glaiOsgOrbtn nit elmer &cibc 6ranitr
bsies.; glaip=aapube; @ertb $1,000. Ss5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-25
Mnsmge.

@aHs moGene i6tparse grOabclotb=an5iige, pGIp
5ront"zS Sadets, nit umerceriseO" seiOe eefttsrt,
irans0fib estsppter 8ufsn. Ssr Sleiorod it mad
Der ucuen Girtularz6acOn susei6nittcn, nit 9srca=
line 9eiiittsrt unD paNerOdt eiHgciaumt; g8ertb
$500 $3.50.
@raue eanspolent @om.ipun= =9ln5Hae r1p
6rontn=Safet bur6ipce NIT SaiietazSeioe oefut=
tert, qtftcppts 8uder, Germel neuer 6acOr; Slcioz
rod GlOdens Gacon NIT eefdIteltem Riden, eutcs
9srca1ine=Juttcr unb 9elpctcenzSuum; g8trtb
$500. $1,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-25
0rpfe gSertbc itt Den iaiiun9cmdBc=
item 3leiperifpffen.

Gansieioene i6parse 9afteta tniiternbe @pprs=
tur; i1parse pGorbeo@=3affeta, brci Muiter;
idJipor3e eansItibene Soppel=r r@arp~= Surab; gan,
Ieibsns i6iparsc @rogzGrain; ittuar5e oemuitcrts
G3ross Grain, sebn Muiter. Sies rcprdieutiren bic
qr6sten g9crtbe, bic mir ie anboteH soc.
e3ipars. eansi,iocns tuiisrnDs Saffeta CSC.
e6parse eansieiocne 9eau be Sole, ipssieG,
79c.
GonsieiO.ne 9affcta, in i80nen glaiog unb
5trcifen, g8ertb ST., SOC.
s6pur;e atlag z0u8efe, rei6er Slans, refine
Seine, 79c.
s6par,e aarsicibens ahus=9u6cHc, feline Gua=
litdt $1OO
s6parse qansfciOene GrOs=@ron, ousnobmsz
psiicr Bertb, $1.OO.
spesicllcs 2lnscbpt.
Gancp spciiarbiQs SacquurO Qcmutcrte iaponiibe
sci6e, icbr feline g8aare; g8ertb 65c 39c.
aleiSeritoffe.
Gtnbunoert Wluitcr in ooppelbreilsn @trbit=
glaios unO Gbeds. ie5en pie 59c. .=g8oare aus;
12tc.
Gansipouene 9enctiuu=5u6 =alcoerftoffe, ole
5arbcn, 36=30Qiq, 4Sc.
2amselsbuorz 9luiog in Deri6icOsnsn neuen Mu=
tern, 36s50uio, 4sc.
@un,pOasncg safu6, in ioiiOnoemdbcn Gur=
ben, 53za0Gig, 59c.
GunspOGeue Rameels0oQrs9 s9Omsipuns. beliebtc
5arben, 38=sOaio, soc.
Gan,ppQene &amcelsbaar glaOs, eetudbttc Mu=
Ter, 7oc.
C5an,UOuene grOaOcot6s, ale Sarbcn, 52s30ls
liz, $1.OO.
g8enpbare G5olfzGapc=stofic qan5 neu, 5O=s6aig,
pon $3 90 berunter bis $50.
sd,mar5e Stuffc.
e6pur3e Mubair=g griaantine, 36z30ag, 29c.
stpar3e gan,poaenc Sacuqaroz glOpitdten, 36=
30aio, 39c.
s8mar3s sanspouene eurab=seroe, 5o50aig,
soc.
s8por3c oon,pOnene GbepiOt, rau6e Gillette,
Csc.
s6pur,e qan3wolcne Grap 0Gte. 47=s6lig,
S5c
sbnarse gan5puncne 3ibilnt=StcioritOfis, neu,
jOz3ouio, S1.OO.
stpar5e ean3poueue tpuTuoibte serQe, 56sB6lz
Zig, $125.
S8mar3s 4biierco" Grtpong, reue 5ubrifate.
$15O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-25
Die 0ela9pu a 3 u /.

2onDon, "A. September. - Die
2(breiie peiterer Sffi3iers naa Dem
3apluno unb baS Dement, oes portuz
gieIiIden @eiortoten, bab 8robbritanz
nien bic 0elugoaz9ai an ii4 gebraht
babe, linb beuts Oa5 ein3i9e gfsue in
Der SranspaalzSituation. 5roB 0eS
Dement'S bes portugieliiden 9eIanoz
ten lisgt 9runO CUR 2lnnubme Dor, bob
9roBbritannisn Die Oelpgoa@gai bal0
rpo4ten" tperbe. Inter ben beute
na9 bem Sap abgsreiiten Sffi3iersn
befinoet lid 8eneralmaior 5rena, Der
BON 3a6lrei6en Stabs Sffi3ieren,
SignulDisnIt Sffi5ieren uno 9rs9sz
gprreIponoenten begleitet tpiro.
0as 3peite Battalion Der 8oropnz
9igbIanbers unb onoere SruppenzDez
judgements Iinb 6sute BON 9ombap nit
brei Sransportoampfern no4 g}atal
obge9an9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-25
3osner's
Wtt ali Ser Cite bes nadl Maaf,
Seiertiatent.

@s 1T tauut su bcuteu, baB i5 Die 2eute ie bon
Der 5bes lOsiagen tusrben, oab annoeni6netOerei
bic bette 1T; cg lit ober nr0e1ib, SbneH pOGfarOis
ees 3uuertroutn su Der Sbatiade einsufl0Ben. OuB
gum @sbruu6 fcrtiee GltiOuuesiude eneu GraO
pou @Oatommcnbtit errtibt babtn, ipo, nit 9lus.
nabme oeg 9reiics, penig unteri3ieD 5p6cu
iBncn uno Den mad Maab gsmabten beiteDt. Sn
9reiie ni9t crbDbt; mir controliren oeie unD ball
ten Iic auf Dem uisorigfteu Quntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-25
5rontrsi4 pirb lid bic
8eIsgenbsit 3u RuBen
maiden.

2onbon, "a. Ssptember. - Ssit
Monatsn bat Der fron5OIiIds Gen1or
in 5unis irgsno petds Iid ouf Sripo@
liz 6s3is6enos Nadri6ten untsrorildt,
Das bat ieinen 9runo barin, od B
Sranfrsid, tpis eingstroffene Yrlpatz
g}o6ri4ten bebaupten, pon 5unls aus
sinen SanoItrsih gsgen 5rlpolls unz
ternsbmen min, iobalb England burn
einen arisg nit Dem 5ranspdal enga.
oirt poroen lit. Gin nGaiu5 Selll"
biirfte Ti6 bon fran8DIiIfen Diploma
ten unI9psr, iotpo6l 9egen SrlpoIls,
pie gseen Murocco, finoen lolisn, Us
iIt offenbar 5rantreid's ablldt, Die
georofiiIte 4frifa's DollftGnoig gu con-
trpliren.
Sranspual g olbrei4z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-25
t b Ii m.

2onbon, "a. September.- Srob
Der 9risgsgeri9Ie ii6srIfieg bic Sob
ausbsute i'm 5ranspaal aIe friiberen
Grqe6niIie. Die monutli9e 9olOuusz
bsute oes beurigen Quguit mar 3235
lln3en b06er als i'm Suli pieIes SaAres
uno iberifisg bic Nu5bsute oss guguIt
In 1898 um 82,788, uno Die oes 4uz
guH 1897 I'm 1O0,101 un5en; lie itieg
in Den lebten a6t Wlonaten um 80
Yrp5ent. Nus Der folgenosn Isabelle
1T bic Sob 9rooutiion oes Witpa=
terranb gu srieben:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-25
2pnbpner Gabaupatriptel1.
1rieornszDfmunlirat'un unterbrodfn.
Sic Tconer burd) ben Singp= Sanba'
gel niebergeihrie'n, acifmabt
ilnD bccrpbt.

QttienIpetufanten unb bic sslbe Brei1e
lo[len fiir ben Gorgong peraartz
tportlid lein. - geatpe grtidrun=
gen in 2onDpn Ibsr Die 9sruntz
tportlidteit bes 4rGTioenten 9riiz
ger. - Gr brau6t nur nad3ugez
ben, uHb Der 5rieosn bls;bt erbalz
ten, - 2l6biiinien ols 6eino Gng=
fono's. s.-6ranfreid's GeiiiIte auf
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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-08-18
for enterprising Americans in that

for enterprising Americans in that
country.
Rolette county has the finest crop
In its history.
The cement works will soon begin
operations at Milton.
A new bank has been started at
kenmare, Ward county.
The Devils Lake 1nter-Ocean and
the Fargo Argus have taken to car
tOOns.
Recruiting officers secured thirty
Philippine volunteers in the northern
part OF the state.
Anthony Hopkins of Darlington, a
We'll known young man, has been sud
denly stricken blind.
The hail storm in Trail county de-
stroyed 10000 to 10000 acres of grain,
according to the banner.
Lisbon has discovered a second
cousin Of Admiral Dewey, making the
second cousin in the state.
Phillip Lacey came to his death at
Minot from drinking wood alcohol
so said the coroner's jury.
Hail insurance agents state they will
pay out more money in losses than
ever before i'll the history Of the state.
n party of 200 tramps took posses
sion of the freight cars Of a mixed
train Mt Edgeley and refused to get
off. The conductor cut off the cars,
and left 'em on the acknowledgements
ing.
Somebody brought information into
Devils Lake that Il grave-like mound
had been discovered in the country,
with Il slab marked ''ho%rse-thief"-
and the county attorney has gone out
to investigate.
\ story comes from Darlington to
the effect that Il stranger went there
for the purpose of purchasing a hotel.
He met Il few friends and became n
little hilarious. and lie was called out
side the hotel and slugged a heavy
weapon. cutting a deep cash in his
forehead. 1t is reported he was srs-
pected Of being a spotter for the en-
forcement league-hencc the slug.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-08-18

committee will leave about the Goth
and will escort the company home.
State Examiner Langlie is at the
head of 4 company ut HillsborO that
makes patent egg cases.
Mimic is a busy place, and the
structures destroyed in the recent big
fire are being rebuilded.
Andrew Zuber, a young boy, was
Knocked down by a runaway horse at
Fessenden and had six ribs broken.
The 500 road has turned its artesian
we'll at Wimbledon over to the town,
and it will be utilized for fire pro-
lection.
]. H. Mccullough contracts with
the Devils Lake ChautauQua to have
a short line railroad in operation by
June. 1900.
Grand Forks city council has let a
contract for three miles of paving and
for a : $4,000 pumping engine for the
city water station.
Hail is reported from Eddy. Foster
and Griggs counties. and Benson is
said also to have suffered. The storm
originated near New Rockford and
followed the line of the 500 to Rogers,
Barnes county.
The Mandan Pioneer announces the
arrival of Rev. Foster, wife and five
children from Kentucky-and says it
is particularly glad-because it makes
the population Of the town-seven
greater-and Mandan needs-popula-
ton.
a party Of men entered the house of
Sven Monsoon of Sanborn ten years ago
and applied fire to his feet, in an en-
deavOr to eXtOrt money from him.
The men escaped but the other day in
the harvest field. Monsoon saw a man
whom he recognized as one ofhis as
sailants and caused his arrest.
The Denny school district in Suits
man county has all it's running eX-
penses paid by the Northern Pacific
railway tax III the company's lands
lying within that district. The sum
of $1.70.75 has been turned over to
the treasurer of the district. who gives
notice that all outstanding school war
rants will he paid on presentation.
Griggs Courier: Old mar Boxe-
gard, who carries the mail between
Cooperstown and Jesse and Cotton
wood. is yer so years old and is un-
douhtedly the Oldest mail driver in
the state if not the United States. He
is as lively as a man of fifty and is a
faithful and punctual employee of
Uncle Sam. Rain or shine the old
mar is always on deck for the mail
and gets it back to the postotfice on
time.
Fred Gellerman. who enlisted in
Company l, North Dakota volunteers,
has returned from Manila to Wah-
peton. He was a member of the First
company, United States volunteers
signal corps. and served with it until
he was discharged. He left Manila
June IA and arrived mt San Francisco
July -. The young men of the city
rendered him a banquet. Hellerman
is a telegraph operator and his duties
in the signal corps were such as to
prevent his being able to investigate
the opportunities in LuZon. The pos
sibilities of the lumber business
struck him. however, very forcibly,
and he is confident that there are for
tunes in getting out precious woods