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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-09-28
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-09-28

Also al the same time and place will be
city of Ame-icus, Sumter county, Georgia,
bound north by Mrs Georgia Cobb, south by
vacant lot, east by Mayo street and west by
Mrs. M A Blalock, to satisfy one city tax
ii. IA for the year 1899, in favor of the MAY
or and City Council against Mrs. M. A. Bla.
lock. Tenent in possession notified in terms
of the law
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-09-28

Also at the same time and place will be
Americas, Sumter county, Georgia, bound
north by Ashby street, south by E. j. Hogue,
east by Alley and west by property of Geor
property of q. L. Clark tn satisfy two city
tax H. fas. tor the years 1897 and 1889, in favor
of the Mayor and City Council against G
L. Clark Tenant in possession notified in
terms of the law.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
QUEEN YlcI0RIA,s HAIR

ITS PROPULSION. A 4 HER AGE,
HAS ALWAYS BElEn A WONDER
Over 50 years Old. Queen victoria
vet has luxurfant hair, which has for
years been q marvel. The court physi-
can following Prof Unna's discovery, J,
has treated her mai 's scalp with a
germ destroying pre-, alton, which he
has 4 IWays kept secret. It is now
known, however, that the remedy for
5dandruff, the germ DESTROYING ele7i
ment is embodied IN Newbro's s Herpi-
eide, the only hair preparation on the
market that does destroy the dandruff
germ. without dand drlff hair will
grow profusely and falling hair will
be- slapped Destroy the cause, you
remove the effect. * IL I'll
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
DID CONGER sIGN?I
Government Waiting to Hear Whether
Minister conger acted with the
other Foreign Enjoys.
Did He Sign the Demand for Decapita
ton Of Chinese Princes
and Generals.
Question Of Recall Held in Allegiance
Pending Some Definite
81 Information.

Washington, Nov. % The admin
istra'tion is still waiting to hear from
Minister Conger whether he has en-.
tered into an agreement with the for
eign envoys. Several days ago it was
reported here he joined with the other
Representatives Of foreign powers in
demanding for the decapitation of
Chinese princes and generals involved
in the Boxer uprising. The question
of recalling him was at once taken up
and he asked to explain. He has not
replied vet, but it is learned from other
sources he did not sign the agreement.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
FIVE CENTS
AROUND THE STATE

Three more cases of small pox on
the Fleming farm near Wheatland-
"A correspondent of the Grand Forks
Herald wants the peoples party to
reoTganize. s5
The trustees of the soldiers home
met at Fargo and prepared their re-
port to the governor.
Pigeon grass is the principal feed
in Stutsman county this year and is
selling for S. a ton.
Congressman and Mrs Spalding cell
ebrated the twentieth anniversary OF
tneir wedding attingly at Fargo.
s5: H - {, --i8s
D. "a. Miller was arrested ait Grand
Forks for stealing a $l45 pay check
issued by the Great Northern road.
Miss Margaret Hornberger and Ar
thur Bennett, well known young peo-
pie ait jamestown, were married this
week. 55s3
Mayor Johnson is again after the
navy department to have some kind
of a vessel named after the city Of
Fargo.
Some Jamestown farmers have
bought a horse power thresher and
viii pound out grain off and on during
the winter.
The Grand Forks hunting party
have returned from their trip to Fort
Buford with twenty -four deer and an
ecdotes enough to last them through
the closed season.
The Jamestown Capital figures out
Judge Glaspell's majority at 794 votes
-conside derably greater than four years
ago when it was 666. The Capital
says the judges popularity is not on
the wane.
Congressman Spalding has made
recommendations a for the following
new postmasters in North Dakota:
Victor CLARITY, Hanover, Oliver coun-
ty; Charles G. Crum, Grand Rapids,
LaMoure LAM county; A. ]. Hamilton, Elo-
"a, Walsh county; H. W. Bum,
Hoople, Wash county He has also
recommended the ablishment of a
new Office at Yucca, Oliver county,
with r. H. Walker as postmaster.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
Sen s. DAVIS DEAD.
Senator Davis Struggle with the Des-
troyer Ends Last Night in
His Death,
Sc, Contest : i Ends and the Great Minnesota
Statesman is at an
End.
Blood Poisoning Ensuing from a Slight
Injury is the Cause Of His
Death. % s5 sI
~ Minnesota i u1p and the Nation will Mourn
the Loss Of q Distinguished
Public Man.

st. Paul, Nov. Senator Davis is
dead. The attack of blood poisoning
following a trivial injury suffered sew
era eral weeks ago has had fatal ending
and and 4 the nation is thus deprived Of one
OF its most distinguished public men.
Senator Davis has made gallant
but oll fruitless struggle against the de-
stroyer, For weeks his relatives
have been buoyed up by hope that his
Vitality and determin might fight
off the disease But his constitution
has been gradually weakened and yes
terday it was seen that the end was
very near. The senator's weakness
became SO great that he could not re-
lain food or nourishment of any kind,
and he sank gradually into a mild de-
lrium and unconsciousness lust pre-
ceding his death.
The injury which has resulted in the
death of the great Minnesotan was a
slight abrasion OF the foot suffered
somem s. onths ago. Dye from "a black
silk stocking infected the wound, and
q his Eis system proved a fertile field for
the multiplying of the germs Of poison
thus oduced. The many friends
OF the senator have been hoping
against hope, but the end was inevit-
saole. 53 4.
Yesterday the physicians, Dr.. Stone
at the head, gave up hope of the SEN
ator's recovery They have had little
hope for some time, but had not alto
gether abandoned, a, slight hope OF a
turn for the better. The bulletins
given out yesterday showed that the
senator's death was only a matter of
hours and he passed away peacefully,
worn out by his long struggle against
the disease. .
All of Minnesota is in mourning for
its distinguished son. All of the flags
in st. Paul are at half mast and the
doors of all state and municipal build
ings closed. On many private houses
emblems OF mourning are displayed.
No arrangements for the funeral,
have been made. Senator Frye, whose.
wishes with reference TO the funeral
will be referred to, has not been heard
from.
It is decided to hold the funeral Sat.
urday morning. Hundreds OF messages
Of coincidence have been received by
Mrs. Davis. I a l5} 55'sss 8 l
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
THE STATE PRESS.
II HAS DONE MUCH FOR Nc ORTIZ
DAKOTA AND is ENTITLED To-

ASK SOMETHING IN RETURN. nj
Grand Forks Herald North Da-
.kota lis practically an agricultural
state, but It has also many other In
dustries of imp portance. There are the
stock industry, the coal industry,
which is every year becoming more
imp portant and other lines Of business
are attracting the attention Of our
people. There is one busi how
ever, TO which the state owes q great
share of its develop pment, which, in the
minds of most people, would not be
scIassed as an industry at all il q list
OF the imp rtant occup pations OF the
state were called for. This is the
newspaper business The state Of
North Dakota owes a tremend dous debt
aatIo It's newspapers, a debt greater than
sit us likely to pay There is probably
not q state in the union Id which,
after making due allowances for dens-
ity OF population and distance from
great commercial centers, the people
are So we'll informed BY their news
papers, daily and weekly, concerning
the events of the day, local. national
and foreign There IS no state Ia
Witch the press better performs It's
duty as a public educator than in
North Dakota. Nor Is this all. The
press Of this state has advertised the
state resources ais no other medium
ever could There are In the state
some 200 papers, and day by day on
week by week these papers have been
describing she character of our soil,
the yields of our crops, and q score Of
things which eastern people wish to-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
PUBLIC CAREER.
LIFE AND HIEVEMENTs OF
THE DISTINGUISHED MINNEso-
Il TAN, WHO HAS JUST PASSED


st. Paul, Nov %. Senator Cushman
*. Davis was one Of the most con-
spicuoqls figures in the history Of the
nation and has been for years. An
attorney by profession, his education
was compl etc and his researches in all
eareful and close. For the past ten
years he has been closely allied with
tfe government Of the nation He
welded as much nduence in the upper
house of the national congress as any
member Of that body. He was close
to the president and the adnlinistra-
ton, lis counsel was sought ID all
things. reward for his efficient
public services was his appoi ntnent
at the head OF the peace commission
Ito settle the differences with Spain al
the end Of the last war. He- was,
chairman of the committee on foreign
affairs one of the most important in
the. senate, and HE had attained a posi-
tion OF influence seldom achieved by
a man from the northwest.
Cushman Kellogg Davis was a New
Yorker BY birth, having been born at,
Henderson, Jefferson county, June s16,
1888. 1885. He received a common school
education and took up the study Of
law His Studies were interrupted BY
the civil war, through which he served
as first lieutenant OF a Wisconsin reg
irnent. After the war he took up his
residence IN Minnesota He was
elected TO the legislature and then be-
came United States attorney for the
state. This was followed by his cleo:
tion as governor Of the state ii 1874.
On March 4, 1887. he took his seat as;
4 member Of the senate Tor Minnesota
and was reelected III 1893.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28

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in ltha sta+e
ca,,se - - I, !. -. : 8. -
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inf,nanca tib,,s a,.,.t 5, ,,st. 49,.
and indirect n, - !
"a q,aa,a,,s t, 8, i, S, &, s. S
If t,,ei,. contents &. S $ =, d !, :. a,sS.,.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
f-as
IN BAD SHAPE. :. .Ess2Es
INDIANS WILL BE IN HARD LUCK
IF. THE ISSUE OF RATIONs TO
THEM is SUSPENDED.

+ A newspaper correspondent writing
from Fort Yates says the Indians there
will be in bad shape if the government
stops the issue of rations upon the
recommendation of Indian Commits
sioner Jones. He says their crops
this year were total failure, and the
rations are just enough to keep them
alive. II these are stopped, many
Indians, it is predicted, will starve.
The Indians on the reservation will
not become farmers, and there is little
labor ait which they can obtain renaun-
GRAFTON.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
SOME PRAIRIE BR GHzEs.
a THANKSGIVING DAY PRAYER.

A yy-yTn
- - ~ iNoe1i VIM IAi FLA Eli.
What matter if no songs arise,
The song, unsung, that in us lies,
Unspoken, yet shall reach the skies,
And He shall hear.
wa, sslds s ~ soSuhalng chorus rings,
ne neais : uiWofuea cafoilngs ,lI
E ~ :. oai siauhess pflnss s's
! ~ = 81.
His not the vanity that yearns
For incense from unnumbered urns,
The fire of love that, fiameless. burns
Nor perishes,
He values as far sweeter still,
The hearts that throb, the eyes that
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
STARVING.

Fort Worth Tex. Nov. Is Scores
Of people who have been on the bor-
der in anticipation OF the opening Of
the Kdowa country are on the verge
lot starvation. Disease have taken
hold OF many. Funerals are almost
a daily occurrence.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
ILLINOIS TOWNS

III Washington. Nov. 22s. s.Tne census
bureau today announced the following
as the population of certain Illinois
towns: DanVilie, 16,454;; Freeport 49,
POS; Jacbsos vile, 15,o7s; Champagne,
9,o9s; Galesburg, 1s,607; Elgin. 22-
4sss; Decatur. 2o,T54;; Bloomington.
23,2s6:: East ST Louis, 2s.655; Rock
ford, 81 ,051.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
SHOT | ] 70 PIECES.

FATE or A NEGRO GAMBLER WHO
SHOT FLORIDA OFFICERS.
a AXE City, Fla, Nov. 22S Sam Will
lians. a negro gambler, was tied to 81
tree and shot to pieces by a mob here
yesterday. Williams shot and dam
gerously wounded two officers who
attempted to arrest him.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
Is In, ms ANE.

Budapest, Nov. 2s local news
paper learns that several insanity ex-
perts have been summoned to- Lividiai
ito pass on the czaI.s mental conditi ion.
The cars illness produces melancholy
bord dsnfng on mad dness
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
NO EXTRA SESSION.
PRESIDENT SAYS WORK MUST
I. BE DONE BEFORE MARCH 4.

Washing gton, Nov. 80 President
Mckinley has given members of
congress to understand he does not
desire an extra session and that all
important work to be done must be
done before March and everything
left undone will have to so over for
a year. 5s3ss ..5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
THE SOLDIER BOYS.
EDITOR sHoRIT OF THE DEVILS
LAKE NEWS KEEPS AN EYE ON

EDITOR sHoRTT OF THE DEVILS
LAKE NEWS keeps AN EYE ON
THEM.
Devils Lake News: In glancing
over the state exchanges the News
notes that the old boys of the First
North Dakota are at the front as
usual sss5 8.
Over in Stark county First Sergeant
# w. Burnett beat Captain George
Auld for register of deeds by fair
sized majority. The News would now
suggest that the captain be appointed
deputy, and thus two good men will
be placed.
Lieutenant NJ A. Hildreth made a
good race for congress considering
tnat he was handicapped by the awful
platform, etc. sss3zl .:3.5s
Emil ]. Pepke is now in Chicago
and will go to Washington in a few
days to hear the final disposition Of
his diamond ring case. The News
acknowledges receipt Of the brief and
other interesting matter connected
with the case. Z Z
Word has been received here that
Elijah Morgan, formerly musician in
Co. D, ds having hard luck in Missouri.
Mr.. Morgan was wounded ON April 1,
1899, and his health is poor, while his
wife is also confined to her bed by i'll
ness.
Lieutenant Tom Tharalson is max
ing a gallant fight for the Grafton
postofice and the News hopes he will
win out. Tom is a good fellow, and
world make a competent and obliging
official. 5s 5.. ~ (:
A Forum correspondent states that
much of the credit for the republican
victory in Walsh county is due to the
able work of Colonel Treumann and
Major Fraine. This is particularly
interesting from the fact that prior to
his service in the army the major was
a good old fashioned democrat. The |
major is too good an American to flock
in the Pe5tigrew outfit, however, and
he is now where he belongs.
Lieutenant G. w. Getchell is men
toned as likely to be the next secre-
tary for Frank White, soon to be gov
ernor, and late major of the splendid |
First battalion. There is nothing too
good for "Getch," who commanded
Company 6 through all the hard cam
paigns around Manila .:4
Lieutenant Tom Lonneyik is treas
urer-elect of Ramsey county, and I
dame rumor asserts that another faath-
full comrade viii be made his deputy
Reports received here that Ambrose
Healy, corporal of the Irish squad in
Company p, Is teaching school in Man
la Ambrose is a versatile cuss.
He can do most any thing from teach
Ing school to stealing agumps. 4
The Chicago Tribune publishes an
account of banquet and Initiation
ceremonies of twelve students of the
first and second year classes at Rush
medical college, by the officers of the
p Psi Theta fraternity The honors
were done by the fourth year men.
Bismarck Strauss of this city, one OF
he students At the college. being in
charge as grand master
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
] ROBBED | A /! BAlNK. 4 |

AND KILLED A WI WACTIMAN WHO
TRIED 10 ARREST TIIEM.
Pekin, Ill, Nov. 22s. The Mccormdck
bank at Emden was entered by four
mashed men this morning and the
safe robbed Of 81. 600 The robbers
ESCAPED on 4 handcar, at Delavan The
might watchrnan ordered the men TO
halt and was shot ID the stomach and
probably fatally wounded.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
III E LElGllS.Ll. 4 !. AZURE: |! RI:
List Of Those Appearing to Have
Been Elected, ogether With
the Holdover Senators.
sENAI,E.

Esesf S5tGIS AlE. & ~ Is
an; f, fusion; rh, republican
snshion hold lover p, BY petition.
E. County. Post Office.
foure Pembina Pembina
Fuller Pembina Crystal
Pthns Walsh ]. Park River
Cashel Walsh ~. Park River
:ayea a Forks Larimore 4
Turphy. Grand Forks. Larimore
'aylor. Cd Forks NJ. Cd Forks
mes Trail Mayyille
evils Cass I. .5.s.s.. Fargo
,lbert .Cass Casselton \
colt Cass u. Buffalo
ten Richland Wahpeton /
,eviin Sargent Cayuga
anborn. Ransom Lisbon
4 L. Barnes Il Valley City
oop Griggs Coperstown G
nSon . !. Nelson !. i. Aneta
idlaw .Cavalier Hanna
larke R0fette .... Rolla
Iegge Benson m .Minnewaukan
Hale Ramsey Devils Lake
Wells sS I. s. :. SykestOn
lliams st t man 4. Jamestown
harpe. LaMntlre i. *. Kuhn
], r Dickey ..... EIlendale
ker Emmons LivOna
little Burleigh Bismarck
Noble Bot tineau Bottineau
dbson. Ward 1. Min0t
,ollgal Morton Mandan
Stark *. Dickinson
81 HOUSE. 5l
lie. County. Post Office.
ats. Pembiua Hyde Park
eyalier. Pembina Bathgate
Pembina 80. Cavalier
darson. Pembina -. .Hensel
nrthout. alsh Park River;
son Walsh Conway:
liks0n Walsh Grafton
ilier.. Walsh !. 81. Minto
lrr ~. Walsh Grafton.
emmett. Cd Forks Inkster
fte Cd Forks -. Niagara
con Cd Forks Cd Forks
braith. Cd 5Forks,..... Cd Forks
risbin. Cd Forks Thompson
mstad Cd Forks Holmes
gent Traill 81. Caledonia
nm Trail Buxton
'illison, I rail- Blanchard
lson Trail Hatton
.llock Cass Fargo
CHI Cass Fargo
lacey Cass .Iarwool
cath Gass y. Gardner
son Cass W.. 4 Davenport
gh Cass 80. Chaffee
bbs Cass Hunter
lll Cass ~. d. wv heatland
Richland Galchutt.
homas. Richland Seymour
an RfchIand Barrie
lnson. Sargent ....... Minor
ffer Sargent . Harlem
re Ransom Englevale
ierson. Ransom Ft Ransom
Yo,tng. Barnes Valley City
inset. Barnes Fingal
iSSellg E.3Ste6l5 90, SllHOFu
slow Gtiggs Golden Lake
I'LL N elson. !. Las ota
HI ID Z Il, Cavalier {. 4. Hanna
u Cavalier I. Milton
od Towner Cando /
,nYold. Pierce (. Rugby
dicheIs 4. h. .Grahams Island
Davis. Ramsey Evanston
1lson b RAMSEY I. Crary
Eddy New Rockford
fee5 !. Foster 8. Darlington
.eeler. Stutsman sBuc chanan
StutsmaIl Kensal
nson ii AZ cure I. \. Kuhn
Is pickey Glendale
5si Dickey q. Oakes
louse Kidder !. Steele
llack. Mcintosh Ashley
re 4. 4, Burleigh Bismarck
seade Burleigh Bismarck
nond Bottineau Bottineau
or &. williams Williston
Ickard. Morton ~. Mandan
de .5.. Morton 49,. &. Wade
cClure. Stark Taylor
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28

The Florence CriIttenton Circle will
meet ait Mrs. G. 3. Murreil's Dec
its next regular meeting All the
members are requested to be present
as important business is 10 be trans
acted Au friends are cordially i'm
vlsed TO meet with US. By order Of the
circle
NARY 4. ELLIS.
Sec. Pro TEN.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
y MAY ca y, BE BE ToWNE.
CHARLEY TOWNE MAY RATTLE
AROUND IN DAVIS CHAIR FOR

Washing gton, Nov. 2S-The death
of Senator Davis naturally starts spec
ulation as to his successor Governor
Lind, it is thought, is likely to appoint
Charles Towne. The appointee will
have only month to serve as the leg
islature meets in Januery.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28
WORRIED. /

CONSERVATIVES IN ENGLAND
WORRIED OVER SOUTH AFRI-
CAN AFFAIRS.
Manchester, Nov. % The Guardian
says today the conservatives are ex-
tremely uneasy over the turn of events
in South Africa. There is a nervous
searching for al strong man like Rose
berry who could be given unlimited
power to end the trouble
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28

DR. Carol Buck. formerly of James
town. has been ordered to the Philip
pines
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-11-28

A great variety of Toys and
Holiday goods at Lucas x GsEiaras
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-15
CROWD GATHERS
TO LYNCH PORTER.
District Attorney Refuses to Issue Order
for His Removal to HugO-POrter
Tells Why He Confessed.

face with his hands and shrank back
I'm his cell. Neither the bereayed father
nor the self-confessed murderer uttered
a word.
This afternoon Porter asked for n
Bible and he has since been on ms
knees most OF the time weeping ana
praying.
LOUISE FROsT's POCKET BOOK
Denver Colorado, Nov, 1.-THE
confession Of John Porter the IT,
year-old negro Of Lawrence. Kansas.
who admitted that he assaulted ana
murdered ll-year-uld Louise Frost mas
been confirmed by the finding OF lhe
girls pocketbook IN the vault al the
Limon depot where he said he threw H.
A dozen citizens Of Limon where the
crime was committed. started for Dcn-
Yer this morning for the purpose OF
acting as escort Tor Sheriff Freeman
and his prisoner on the journey TO the
jail at Hugo Five hundred determined
men, most OF them ranchmen, have as
sembled al Lmon and Hugo ana they
make no secret OF their intention TO
lynch young Porter.
The prisoner was removed this morn
ing from the city jail 20 a place OF SAFE
~. Police officers refuse to say where
he was taken.
There vs. nothing for me 20 do said
Governor Thomas today when asked II
he would interfere to prevent the pro-
posed lynching The civil authorities
have the prisoner and 1t lies with them
to protect him.