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Evening journal., 1900-09-01
SHOES

fort Shoe House, zs5 Market st.
Coz Successors to George ID.
- 42i Market ST.
~ King st.
n q slya Sixth a@l Market 81
Evening journal., 1900-09-01

lERs AND FURNISHERS.
Builen. Boston One Price Cloth
1se. al5 Market So.
% q. Son. Sixth and Market Sts.
llters. SefOnd and Market Stsi
Clothing House. 501 Market 9t
mock * Co. Bifth md Harket
burg & CO. Seventh and MIR
Wright & Co.. Eighth and Mn
irris. 2fS Market sc.
ss q Son, 2l8 Market St., and
Second 81.
nnan 2i Market St
81, 200 Market Sc.
Evening journal., 1900-09-01

REAL ESTATE.
ir'a & SON. Institute nainsiur.
sad -ninley Sts
.dof7 S-2 Market S.
sher. 6lf Market ST.
NwnsCud, sos Market st.
Evening journal., 1900-09-01
EDUCATIONAL.

Mis- AGNES NJ sHERWIN.
Teacher OF Instrumental Music
0lu Monroe street.
JuIyll-.m
Evening journal., 1900-09-01
FOR SALE

FOR SALE--A few very desirable
ouaes west OF Market street. very chcaD
and easy terms; prices, 81 500. $1,000. 81 eOu.
i5,o9li can give possession OF some al once.
A. l.. JOHNSON.
n. y. Cor. Eighth and Shiplcy SIS.
aug2-lm.
Evening journal., 1900-09-01
n0APD AND ROOMS.

WANTED. -I.odgers. No. 6iO wash
ingtOn street a20-1m
WANTED. .-Lodgers. COS washing
ton street a2t-Gteod
Evening journal., 1900-09-01

& -ssCsT COMPANIES.
ahie Guarar'oe & TRst CO.
and Market Sts.
fruf y sale Daposit Co. ga
Evening journal., 1900-09-01

I1IERs AND BROKERS.
ila & Go, Eighth and Markell
To-. Go DIarket st.
key e O.. SE MaNlat 81.
Evening journal., 1900-09-01
SiOO 10 Baltimore and Return Via
Pennsylvania Railroad

Sunday. September O. special train
leaves Wilmington 200 a. m. Return
ing leave Baltimore 6.8O p m.
Evening journal., 1900-09-01
COAL

Bash g. Sons Co.. French So.
.ner Co, Njnth and slfl41ey SITS.
.1t of AaElzqt 81.
.srrt I0t-ld9 Maryh1nd aNeGua
East Seventh St.
Evening journal., 1900-09-01
LINEs.

,hasi - tcamboat Co.. (Eaasen-
2 ircigiit.) Foot of Fourth ST.
irica. Lcnnegrqve and Whining
.ssl1Ssr and freight, King So
Steamers Cfroight snlFD Phtta
and Wilmington, foot 81
ST.
Philadelphia and Wilmington,
er Line, lrcight 0nlyF foot of
HI
scnuhlh. from Gordon Height
E May.
Evening journal., 1900-09-01
DENTRTa

less. Boston Dental Parlors,
and Market SITS.
ln and M0ora 7l2 Market st.,
floor.
Hafris. rs Market st.
Evening journal., 1900-09-01
.penIng Jonrnal
ron BUSINESS DIRECTORY

fav Che guidance Of all shop
moro particularly for that .
come from ont ~ tewn TO AZ
ug;
Evening journal., 1900-09-01

FIRE INSURANCE.
cson. 913 Market st.
Evening journal., 1900-09-01
shELLPOT PARK-

PROGRAM WEEK or AUGUST n
Anthos ana Jefferson. Song and Dance
Afusta; bnNr Neah, Tho Little Charn-
ioh lhchnrd Thomas, Singing Comedian:
naker and hunucn Musical Comedians;
Inc 1reat Crane. Watch the Egg: Lesh
JugFlCra.
Evening journal., 1900-09-01
EDUCATIONAL.

ADlRA AO.f AL.
immeroial Coiiese, shorthand
Ting. business course.
College, Newark military. sci
courses
q Military Academy Broome
Is ols
ss NJ SherWn, instrumental
l0e0 Monroe ST.
D. E. MUlcnrv. piano. clocutior
Evening journal., 1900-09-01

reach in Union Church
8 Elder Robert Watt will oc-
Union a. =. Church
morning The Rev. EuSene
of New Castle, viii preach
ling.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-08-07
STOCKS y BONDS.

New York. August 4.-There was moth
ing important in today's dealing IN
stocks. The tone was firm, owing TO the
scanty offerings of stocks, but the e.
forts to arouse any speculative enthuS-
iasm we're quite futile, outside OF a
moderate demand for the iron and steel
shares. which generally advanced from
one to one and t~hree-quartcrs. the lat
ter figure representing the extreme gam
nv Tennessee Coal and iron. The motives
Of The movement was the encouraging
oninion expressed by the commercial re-
views of the week on the condition IN
tie iron trade. The report OF yellow
fever in Florida caused heaYlnesS IN one
or two Southern railroad mes, ana
Rrook1vn Rapid Transit was affected by
reports of labor disaffection. Amerl-
can Sugar continued on its course toward
recovery and the upward movement II
Union Pacific was continued, the other
tra~ps-continenta railroads showing some
symnatbv. The list yielded somewhat on
the bank statement, but nothing like i'm
nGrtant liquidation was in evidence. The
closing was dull and rather heavy, with
the Steel industrials and a few other
Specialties showing the only notable net
changes. The growth in banking re-
serves was less than expected, and the
loan expansion made increased reserve re
| ouirments. so that the increase in sur
plus failed to be more than was anticipa-
ted. The reserve item of the banks
was Of additional Importance from the
| fact that the American subscriptions tC
| the new British war loan are seen t
| insure an outward movement Of gold
| Interested bankers estimate that the de-
| mand for gold to export on this &C
! count may amount to from ten to fftee1
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-08-07
A Dredge Boat Burned

Tampa, Fla. August 4.-Dredge boat
No. ,. owned by Rittenhouse Moore. was
consumed by fire in the middle Of Tampa
Bay at : O'Clock this morning. Twenty
persons were aboard when tie fire began.
but "are rescued by two tugs which came
to their aid.
The boat was equipped with four gas
oIine engines ana had two large tanks of
the inhammable material aboard. One
Of the tanks was too full and the gaso-
line escaped upon the decks. Igniting.
he flames soon envelope1 the boat. The
tanks were provided with safety valves
which prevented an explosion.
The craft was quickly consumed. II
was valued at $4,000 and had insurance
to the amount Of $50, 900.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-08-07
COLD STEEL OR DEATH.

There Is but one small chance TO save
your life and that is through an opera
ton, was the awful prospect set before
Mrs. I. p. Hunt, 81 Lime Ridge. Wis, by
her doctor after yainIy trying to cure her
or a ~frightful case Of stomach trouble
and yellow jaLndice. He didn't count on
the marvellous power Of Electric Bitters
TO cure stomach and liver troubles, but
she heard OF il, took seven bottles, was
wholly cured, avoided surgeons knife,
new weighs more and feels better than
ever. It's positively guaranteed to cure
stomach, liver and kidney roubles and
never disappoints. Price soc at all drug
stores.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-08-07

: = s. ; III; go . syeI =? :: :
I -,s~~.se,n IL Fria,e ame,by ss~a 1z
Ness gosk E aeA 71silA Lsrd, pr
;. res9 =. prr-A - seoa-serS 0o4~l sa@@.
SAa-- c~A- s.s~s r-ox~ll taa7 10 "AlsSes
st@t
Syv YoRA.
>e~ vc-s Aa t-Fear ga4s k!rsesotA
pa.erts s4lz4s N.aHrSoz e@xsr~ sssA2 10;
81. o. Extras $3.50 % c~ stAa~sEsSs
~ saa- a,, ,A4' : saea na~ais; choice
stras aus&i5
HsoN~h"at >raly ai 81
m. yas ~e,'ssa p. city =;
RS >4 ~ : western s4A,
bar.s ,-I- s..s: m>luag
bsr#, wat ~tt'e-a HsS
~ ri - oFnon'-
t.'s - 60 ofaopf->~F-
nsls 81 : IS o, tons aai
hs, A So. raaan I. osor~ s"orep
'-s> l>@ s@l3 FAeae cast 80 csop s,
III. 0.tsr-, =. s,es -. ~
E.t .sst. family tnl2eo, rytra meSs
90 @ psns H"i perNct a1a@
1850. .. sta Iusa n-e saetals -
S4t nr,t,~ -N~& h-It~> ~4afna pick
4.s, ~ ham, asi6A
L4-3 As,.Ea steamed - ls ENt4 steady.
81 t-r .utuslf 81, Sa4th AA~-tcA. $50.
rr> sas~.'sto saor, Gear
eIA.e. - uF,. sIttasiGa
E.toT s.A-, N.,t.7a -reAmery extra ia
y 'se G~ts, imitation creamery Ia
Stf~ >At aAtr' iasssl4
ta-~ tsats arEe ~hir - fancy
lar., - IS. .aaes .t4al ~h.,e ~ a.,
49,. @ Sas, and rennsyIyanlA a. mark
f{rl western. tr-~t = marx llai3 for average
I.t,. - 4tat -. at fI4fS.
ratat.s r,.s I4 se.ai7s. S.un..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-08-07
GRAIN ND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, HIS, August An speoula~
tive markets on the Board OF Trade were
dull today. to ~stagnation. for the want
Of outside orders. Wheat was weak,
partly on heavy receipts. and closed q
to &c. decline. Corn advanced &c, on
reports of hot weather damage. Oats
closed unchanged. Provisions We're still
under the influence Of the yellow fever
scare ana closed 2la to 2oc. lower.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-08-07
NEW YORK MONEY.

NV YORK, Aug. is 7. N.-MoEey on call
steady At IA per cent; l4st loan PER sent.
inc EXCHANGE firm. with actual business in
bakers bills at S4.es4 for demand ana at f484A
for 90 iays. Posted rates Si.s3 ana 4.SoHa46'.
y onor.a hills 81 83a4. 1915. Silver certificates
StA11i2h Bar silver t01s. Mexican, dollars 48Z,
Ccve1nInent bonds steady; State bonds inactive;
railroad bones steady
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-08-07

NORFOLK, Va, Au-. peanuts steady; new
fancy. -; strictly prime, "a; prime, 2%42a
common, IXle.; Spanish, Doc. per bushel
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-08-07
COTTON.

New York, August t.-The market for
cotton futures opened steady with August
/ point higher, ana later positions l to
; points lower, ana Immediately showed
emphatic weakness under aggressive sell
ing by the bear forces in conjunction
with active liquidation Of local and for
eign holders. Throughout the forenoon
the market was feverishIy active With
the general undertone heaVJ- There were
occasional flurries OF profit taking, caus-
ing upward spurts in values. But III the
main bulls showed q lack Of courage and
organization. All the regulation lntu-
ences on the bear side OF late were still
eXtant while in addition to this packing
shorts had a very fine crop and weather
statement by the Chronicle and nothing
III the way OF bull news Of any sort from
the other side Of the ocean. The specula-
tive public and the room trade were the
leading sellers most Of the forenoon. The
near months continued to show relative
weakness.
Cotton futures closed steady with prices
net unchanged to II points lower.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Aup. 1-CnttOn futures opened
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-08-07
Negro Run Over and Killed.

Especial 10 News and Observer.)
Greensboro. y. c., August "a negro
named Anderson Jean, was run over and
killed here this morning on East Wash
ington street. His death was instantane-
OILS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-08-07
BUCK BILL lBURYINGo
BY P. Y. BLACK.
The OLD CORPORAL SPINS A YARN OF OLD TINES.

The ConValescent at Santiago Has the BUMP of Vitality. Why Buok Ru
Earned His Name. a Big Fight Under Phil Sheridan With the Com
anches. The Hasty Burial of Bill Under Fire and His Resur-
recMon. The Horror and Scattering Of the Indians.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-08-07

rasn ono-arIons were as ronows:

Cash qu0tatlons were as ToIo"s: =
straiohts s.. 3Ga3. 20; DO. clears 3.O0i3. 80: spring
specials $3.50; spring patents 37094.10; do
straights =. 30a2. 10; bakers ~. 30a2,sO. Rye -four
-. 20. Wheat-No. ?. -; No.3, spring 65lGa
-: No. ,, red. 73n770. Corn-No. 2, 3S4;
No. ? yellow 30. Oats No. =, PA; No. 2 white
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-08-07
OTHER COTTON NARkETS.


RALEIGH, y. c., Aug. 4.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-15
Ignite Brickettes
Ohio Man Has Discovered a
Process to Make North Dakota
Lignite as &c ID az Anthracite.

Sprlngneld. ~, Dec o-rolnler
State Mine Inspector robert !, a :
! Hazelton, since ne leftomce in !, the 9
spring, after thirteen years IN 'ne :
state service mas founa q coneen.''
wcfk IN oeselopine we aea' .'
mite deposlts IN tne .,aAo'as'
Inc hgnlte Deus ne nea1 we SUI
race, care. are almost hnl'''ess =, ,A'en'' :,
ana are m n 2 country %nien n.'e
Pay p &, e l'oo'-un1e ire'kns nau -
coal. al !. ). y. !, Il,
nut tne use % ilsnie ~ 80 80
is retarded . Dy y the ,s' lack hsss !. .
successful !, ine,noo N. !, o1 soasf.'ns = :
As 70 MAKE y purn eveIy .'Sl ~ - :,
surface 20 'ns cols' = = 80. s .a
OF coal. N Europe = y pl1sAs''eu
by 9 secret process Hnlch
cans nave notDeen ao.s = -.
Inc cnleI tiouO.s nas IS .1l's ~. .. q.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-15
COAL FOR SOUTH DAKOTA
General washburn to secur'
Traffic Rates With the
Milwaukee.

bismarck, N. D., Dec. South
Dakota will soon Be supplied with
North Dakota Ignite coal as fuel
something that state has wanted
for a long time, but has been
un able to get because Of railroad
rates. General Washbnrn Of the
Bismarck, Washburn & Great
Falls road, has appointed confer
ences with the traffic managers OF
the Milwaukee road and otherlines
leading into South Dakota for the
purpose Of establishing joint
traffic rates that will permit ship
ping the coal into South Dakota
There is little doubt but the rates
will be secured.
For ten or twelve years efforts
have been made TO find some con-
veniient and cheap method Of ship
mentsof coal from this state into
South Dakota, but all Of the plans
tried have prcysn futile. Jcsephua
Plenty, al, eastern capitalist who
lives in New Jersey, was 50 much
imp pressed VITA the posaib Utilities Of
l4s.s5s
establishing a coal market that he
bought q large mine that faced on
the Missouri river and purposed.
Is build, barees and float the coal
down the the river to South Da-
kota points. ! The barges were
built, bnt owing to the treacher-
sous nature of the Missouri river
currents, and the Insecure stages
Eof water, the scheme proved q
failure. The first barges sank'
not far from whore they were
started, and thess scheme was given
~. m General N hburn's + road!
oasrs sonnet feasible in the.
line 81 coal shi hipmsnt and hes in- As
tends sto establi 3 outhetn mar
ist The out tIut of TIC y Waah hbl4urn
I[ 'l,ine is NOV |, III 80 tous dailysi
j ,sYtlis ie aiii IL hliipnad aliI
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-15
PASSION PLAY REALISTIC.
The Eject Of the Acting Upen 0.e
# E Wonan's Nerves.

The Eject Of the Acting Cpoa 0oe
Wonaa's Nerves.
In This woman's Home Companion
Lillian f.cll writes Of her experiences
at Oberammergau and Of the impres.
sions made upon her By the great
Christ drama. She concludes with
these vivid words:
'As to the play itself. wish need
say nothing about It. My mind. my
heart. my soul. have all been wrench
ed and twisted with such emotion %
Is not pleasant ta feel nor expedIent
to speak about 1t was too real. too
heartrendIpg, too awful. ! hate. I
ablior. myself for feeling things %
acutely. wish were a skeptic. .
pcoffer. Nh atheist. wish could put
my mind on the mechanism Of the
play. wish could beltcre that It
al took place 1000 years ago. wish
didn't kDw that this suffering on
the stage was all actual. ! wish !
thought these people were really Tyro-
lase peasants. wood carvers and pot
ters and that all this agony was only
Z play. I; hate the women who sts
weeping all around me. ] hate the
men who are letting the tears run
down their cheeks and whose shoul.
dess. are hea ring With their aobs. Il
II 20 awful to zee man cr$ !! q
But no: h d all true: i b takile
place now. am one of the women
q the foot Of the cross. The angulah.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-15
EASTERN WASHINGTON 1
NORTHERN IDAHO

+
abound in rich agricultural lands suit,
able for diversifed farming and frun
raising without irrigati0h. Cheap graz
:ing lands can be ssoursl, and the larges'
body of white pine in the United Slater
;islocated in northern Idaho. In eastern
Washington are found ths famous wheat
-he!ds of the P:xlouss. md Big Benc
countries. The mining camps Of th.
Cosur d'Aleue and Bitter Root Mosntain4,
"a we'll a., the ERoe~land and Republic
,d,atricts, furnish, profitable. msskets fo'
an the farmer. Or fruit grnwsr can ra'as.
Per maps and ;partieals's, write to G.
Most, General Immigration Agent.
Norshsrn PaoiAc Rj. II. Paul, MINI.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-15

cdllzhat can be mined. Coal ex-
perts claim that General Wash
burns coal fields and the railroad
he has built will net him an inde-
pendent fortune in a few years
and always prove a paying proper
fv
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-15
lHoRrHwEsTERN TRAVELLERS ARE
! a. Nosrn. ~..r1as ADv..r,....
hseasse @
7 The NORTHWESTERN LINE
18th, shortest ., and be,t Roalh 70 Cb,Sas.,
and the EAST -

d
Hinsea polls apd-8t. Paul;
An ~, the equipmsut Of its trsins :,
ths int modyrn .of the car buiIdsr'r art
enssying alLthe luxariesy somfort~ and
,nsaariNe Of travel. ). 81 ~ y
tf1l NoRrR-W1sr11N I.IGlTRD''
ts g 3psA Cssay Il Yraing
Is slset..s ,.xkseds ss.,si sa.ia. and oas,sssd
.qusppra vim hesdst toule 7baassr..n.ah
Ing library CAT. eoAapartmsnt and .t.nd
ara slespest, frss ctair car and modern
day coach; ;snd Oh (which no Extra Fare i'
chargsd. It.uaAes connections It Min.
eapolis and 81. Paul with Northern
Pacific, Great Northern, and "SooaPacihc'
trains; aud leaves-dsily MinnsapDlis zsSO
I'm. 81. Paul SIC P. m; and arrives Chic
ago $3.50 a. m.
For berth re..ryatiol.s, rater, folder
and illustrated bookist Free Of the "Fin
eat Train III the w.rld,'' call at or address
Ttcket Ofices 4l3 Nicollet, Avenue. Min.
neapolis: 81 Robert IT.. St: Paul. lO5 Wes:
superior St. Duluth, OF. address. 4. w
Tsasdale, General Pass. Agent. st. Pan
MINI :
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-15
CINE Old RELIABLE STANDBY
AKEL NELSON

Has 1tsacssd lor largo new UP-T0. DATE stock q
'naERING" BINDERS MOWERS and HAY RAKEs Tho
celebrated s.. !. CASE. GANG and BREAKING ploWs
.MIrcHELLs and "BURG" WAGONS. open and covered 4
RuGGIEs, SPRING WAGONS, ROAD CARTS Etc A,ssS
barb wire bsdng ths famous ana
deiyux .AERMuT j. WIND MILLS
.toca 4 aa.chine Il, be.ides n.ua
NM of erocs.s,. clothing boots shoes and
,,ants. sasfss
soar snd
81 I>1@la<, I'm. M
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-15

Andy Sutton, returned frnn
i:isstrip to New Rockford, Fri.
day.
The Washburn Mills have u
/ few bt,shel Of good clean seed
! TAX to sell cheap, The sup
ttPly il limited.
Miss Hammeabach of Su-
perior, Wis.,, arrived in town
yesterday and will: visit with
relatives for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Falkenstipe
and; Miss Myrtle passed: up. one
day last week, and are. visiting
with the Staleys' at Roach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ric cha rds
who have been visiting friends
and relatives for some weeks,
have returned to their home in
iowa Is
Blacksmith Eskes reports two
or three robins trying to win
ter through in the old logs
and brush near the Washburn
landing.
Coptratcor Reed has done an
artistic piece Of work in Tay-
lors jobpffice front. In winter
a, storm shed--in summer q
conservasory.
John J. Robipso'pn Il Xas K z among
the Merchants gaesss Tuesday
eve. He made purchase ~ a
new slelgh, thinking the time
is nearing for using it.
J. d. Wa4eman passed domsa:
Thursday with several hundrell
pounds !pf Coal Lake ignite
coal, wl,ic b wilt shipped 10
y. 4 Letter, Of Chicago. sss siss
Land Agent Macomber with
a party Of twelve Ieiwa land:
hunters were viewing lands in
the Tn,rtie Late and Coal Har-s
tor neigl,borhood, this week.
For the first time in three:
winters, our Washburn school
kids" are having ID hilarious
time. with their sieds during the
incoming and recess hours: The
cir. though crisp is fine; the
snow hard and well packed and
the lungs Of the youngsters all
that could be expected in their
facinating pastime.
C4ptain A. E. Wood in Fargo
Forum: read what Editor
of The Washburp Lead!
er says about Doc. Var Solen.
The doctor was a hospitAl stew
ard Of the company which my
brother-in-law, Major Bailey |
recruited in Fillmore county,
(Minn.) ut Hamilton. I re1nem-
Der the major was q switness in
court as to the character OF Van
Solen. How these old times
come up.
Only 80 hunting llse noes We're
taken out this season in this
Of Mclean as against
from $50 and upward in former
years. Then there was only one
warden now three.
One Of these deputies not Mr..
Haines will distribute hia sal-
ary divy among the first hatch
of prosecuting witnesses who
sue fully win q case IN game
law violation II, Mel Lean county. 9
Here 10 q chance to earn sol6e
hard :uck money l
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-15
LOCAL ITEMS.

= = u q &
Fresh oysters at the Wash.
burn Restaurant.
Ladies warm felt Tired shoes
at the little White store.
3 ,,ew \ 8 cigar stand has been
added 70 the Merchants lobby.
,,r.a Hoover sc Weller. war,
transnctinr business iii town
,,y..dn..ad..v y
....;v..d hn,i;,iny + goods f,,r, fades,
..h;l.,r..n, and ,,abiea.
\. ass s ], 8 ). -, J, J, 3, ]. u. ~.
81. EI's'' ee' !.
All', = e'a.,'''s'. - "a. 81. .',''''
.'ss .ss q II Il; q 4, . .
Augas. aoHas = !. 80, 4.,.
h1'd l.ana'''. >S.'a' as.s 80.
2 business sl'p " 's
cisy tnis "seA'
Manager Ma! hanson = .'e -.
lean !. 20 e i"I' I'ie'n.". -
turned 'rom : co''e.. '''p
down t' t''e ''ne' seste'y :.
Oiof Oberg's sawmiii, several
miles west oI Wasnou'n = -
operation a.'u -, : .'c s''u =
eostonWo'u .u'os =
hanu'ae'uleu
A meeting at the court house
Thursday eye ling made pre-
ssliminrry arrangements Tor 2
n..e..as ~,
VARIOUS So1''S'e''
If you want q nice Xmas
present for your boys, buy him
an Alaska rvefer made Of home home
spun Irish friez, or Spanish
cl,inchilla at Wallin 8 Co.
RevJ. A: Diesem viii preach.
al Ole EskelsUn's place, Coal.
Harbor, on Sunday thet Esd at
III d. M. and at the Sandhills
7. ~, Ch,;atnaa day.at ii q. m.
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rELEPHONE.

rne telephone line has been completed tn
Washburn and is thrown 0llsn to the public for
. business. Patrons CAL ust' the wire fhr conver-
\ sAtfOns or send meSsages ~ preferred; 8. J.
ca. at Bismarck enables messages 70 be seilg
or received 10 or from all points Teached> ny
Ratss an may AZ Ie had On application IN any Of the
connpaTy's agents ut WaahbMrn, Wilton or BIS
r1arck, or BY addressing Mr. +: y: Walkert
Trafsc Manager u. w. B Ry. Co.. Asisna rex
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EsTRAYED.

One black horse, ridgling,
no brands. weight about 500
pounds. Any information
please report at this office.