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For Governor-Shelley 3S Tomlinton 9.
 For Criminal Court Judge-Greene 56.
 For clerk Criminal Court-Baine 0, Brad .ey 0, DeJarnette 0, Dudley 0, Waldrop 40, Young 0.
 For Sheriff-Burgin 10, Downey S6 Hig- don l, Pound z, Sherling Il, Smith o.
 For Tax Collector-Francis 56.
 For Tax Assessor-McLaughlin 54 Park For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ 1, Fountain 5, McAdory 57.
 For County Treasurer-Gray IS, Miller 17, Reed 26, Robertson G.
 For Coroner--Barbour 16. Dallas H. Jeff fers ?, Jones 8, Parish 9 Ryan ?, Self 1.
 For Board of Revenue-Baker 1O Broomall ?, Brooks s. Crook 2, Dabbs O. Dickey 30. Ellerd S1. Elliott 8, Enslen 23 Gum IT, Hurd 3, Killough fl, Laird 23, Me- Geever l6, Mosley 4. Owen Il, Powell 12 Reid 4, Rosenstihl G. Rowell 1, Shores l. Simpson 8, Sorsby ?, Tarrant 43. Wilson 1S For Beat mitteeman-Strickland
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DIRECT ROUTE
To Florida Via Southern Railway.

Pullman sleeper operated Birmingham to Jacksonville. Trains leave Birmingham at 4:40 D. m.
 For furuther information apply to
 c. E. JACKSON, T. P. A..
 12-s1-tf Birmingham, Ala.
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Reid 2s Rosenstihl 51, Powell si. Shores 60. Simpson IS, Sorsby 6i, Tarrant l7S, Will son 236.
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Parker 1S9.

Parker 1S9.
 For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ 34, Fountain 10S, McAdory 226
 For County Treasurer-Gray 16S, Miller 123, Reed 36, Robertson 54
 For Coroner-Barbour 29, Dallas 37, Jef- fers 11G, Jones 24, Paris S9 Ryan 134, Self B.
 For Board of Revenue-Baker S3. Broom all IS. Brooks 59 Crook 9S, Dabbs ', Dickey 5, Ellard 115, Elliott 67. Enslen 119 Gum 42. Hurd Is. Killough 9, Laird 3S, McGeever 179. Mosley Il, Owen SS, Powell s. Reid 19, Rosenstihl 22S, Rowel Is, Shores 36, Siml1- son 20, Sorsby 5O Tarrant 191, Wilson 176.
 For Justice of the Peace-Rezell IS, Stan ley 139, Benners 269, Crittenden 134
 For Constable-Gardiner ISL Barron 61, Murray 37. Oren A.
 Beat Committeeman Holey T, Kelley 1S0.
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's i- . --, ~ if.
 For Board of Revenue-Baker, 24 Broomall ?, Brooks g. Crook 37, Dabbs 35 Dickey 0, Ellard Il. Elliott 4, Enslen g. Gum 5, Hurd 0. Kiliough 1, Laird H. Me Geever 10, Mosley 8, Owen 16 Powell 7, Reid 1, Rosenstihl 0, Rowell g., Shores 3, Simpson 0, Sorsby 7 Tarrant 2S Wilson 9.
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5,raWn tor

For in ve-,f a4eIi-., -, go.a.l-.--.., 2SS. @<
 For Criminal Court Judge-Greene, 454
 For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine, 147 Bradley, 211; DeJarnette, 6S Dudley, 8; Waldrop, 70; Young, 6
 For Sheriff-Burgin, 193; Downey, 72; Hig- don, 13: Pound, IA: Sherling 229
 For Tax Collector-Francis 407.
 For Tax Assessor-McLaughlin, 270; Par ker, 213.
 For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ, 32 Fountain, 300; McAdory, 16S
 For County Treasurer-Gray, 262; Miller, 167; Reed, 42; Robertson, 15.
 For Coroner-Barbour, 8; Dallas, 1S4; Jef- : fers, 73; Jones' 29; Paris, 132; Ryan, 9O; Self, 1.
 For Board of Revenue-Ba6er, 8; Broom all, 4; Brooks, 6; Crook, S1; Dabbs, 112; Dickey, 2S; Ellard, 57; Elliott, 215; Enslen IS; Gum, S17; Hurd, 8; Killough, S. Laird 70; McGeever, S65; Mosley 9s; Owen, 2s; Powell, 96; Reid, 7S; Rosensthl, PSI; Row ell, g; Shores, GA; Simpson, 70; Sorsby. 6S; Tarrant 14S; Wilson, 2.
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PERSONAL.
A Queetion of Size

7 Gus Woodruff of Anniston is the guest
 of Erie Fordice
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SOUTH HIGHLANDS.

For Governor-Shelley 2S0 Tomiinsoh 154. For Criminal Court Judge-GEs.srfel 346. For Clerk Criminal Court-saine 126. Bradley IFS, DeJarnette 10, Dudley g.. Wal drop 6l, Young IS.
 For Sheriff-Burgin 76, Downey 1As, Hig- don 7S Pound S6, Sherling 10e, Smith 1.
 For Tax Collector-Francis 25SS!
 For Tax Collector-McLauen 164 Parker 22S. no. Lf
 For Superintendent of Education-rBur- russ 49, Fountain 6, McAdory 241
 For Treasurer-Gray 1S4, Miller 15S,n Reed 20, Robertson 34. sn 1l
 For Coroner-Barbour 12 Dallas 5s, Jeff fers S9, Jones 3S, Paris 56, Ryan -65, Self S1. For Board of Revenue-Baker 91, Broom all 21, Brooks 36, Crook 172, Dabbs r, Dickey IS, Ellard 63, Elliott 10S Ehslen, 15S, Gum 54, Hurd 8. Killoughi1 12, Laird. 42 McGeever 119, Mosley 39, Owen 179. Powell 50, Reid 23, Rosenstihl 1iS, Rowell 29 Shores Si, Simpson 15, Sorsby 52, Tar rant 214, Wilson, 230.
 For Justice of the Peace-Benners 3s9, Crittenden 19l.
 For Constable-Gordon 2S3.
 Committeeman-Jones 339.
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lIllt ht n. V v AsJ

uoiI 10, | ounu #, onerilng 19 Smith O.
 For Tax Assessor-McLaughlin IA, Park CT 52.
 For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ 4, Fountain 55, McAdory g.
 For County Treasurer-Gray 26 Miller, 16, Reed F, Robertson 4.
 For Coroner-Barbour ?, Dallas O. Jeff fers 9, Jones 2 Parish 3, Ryan 19 Self O. For Board of Revenue-Baker 2, Broom all 32 Brooks l. Crook g. Dabbs 1, Dickey 23, Elalrd B, Elliott l. Enslen 6, Gum ', Hurd ?, Killough O. Laird 20, McGeever B, Mosley 9S. Owen 0, Powell f. Reid 2, Rosenstihl O. Rowel 21 Shores 0, Simpson IS, Sorsby G. Tarrant AS, Wilson 2.
 PALOS.
 Palos, April 4.-(Special)- )-The vote of beat 19 is: For Shelley, IT; Tomlinson, 70: Greene, S3; Bradley, 50; DeJarnette, 1; Dud- ley, 13; Waldrop, 30; Young II; Burgin, 31 Downey, 60; Pound, F; Mclaughlin, SS; Parker, g. Fountain, 4S; McAdory 40; Gray, 20 Miller, 65; Reed, 4 Barbour i; Dallas, 4; Jeffers, 3;sJones, 56; Paris, 27: Self, l; Baker, 8; Broomall 8; Brooks, |; Crook, ?; Dabbs, 59; Dickey, 92; Ellard, 3; Elliott, 1; Enslen, 8; Gum, 31; Hurd, 25: Laird As; McGeever 6; Moseley. 9; Owen, s; Powell, AS; Reid 2; Rosensthl, 4; Simp- son. 62; Sorsby, 6; Tarrant, 54 Wilson. 12. For beat committeeman: Clayton, S5. Dele gates instructed for Morgan.
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EAST LAKE.

For Governor-Shelley 233. Tomlinson 127.
 For Criminal Court Judge-Greene 92i.
 For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine 9, Brad ley S2, DeJarnette 15, Dudley 5, Waldrop POP, Young 69.
 For Sheriff-Burgin "A. Downey 109. Hig- don 133. Pound 22, Sherling 8, Smith 2.
 For Tax Collector-Francis 314
 For Tax Collector-McLaughlin 2H, Parker 119.
 For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ 25, Fountain 123 McAdory 215.
 For County Treasurer-Gray 9S, Miller 214. Reed 4S, Robertson B.
 For Coroner-Barbour 13. Dallas B, Jeff fers 27. Jones 42, Paris 100, Ryan H, Self 135.
 For Board of Revenue-Baker no. Broom all 5, Brooks SS, Crook 100. Dabbs 13, Dickey fl, Ellard 99, Elliott 53, Enslen 65. Gum 27, Hurd 6. Killough 3i, Laird 12O, MeGeever 70, Mosley 8. Owen 3S. Powell 49, Reid 20, Rosenstihl 45 Rowell 2. Shores 31. Simpson 9, Sorsby 1855, Tarrant 247 Will son 2S4
 Justice of the Peace-McKinney 2i9, Prude 123.
 Committeeman-W A. Barrett.
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PINSoN.

For Governor-Shelley, 137; Tomlinson. 19. For Criminal Court Judge-Greene, A. For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine, O.; Brad ley, Il: DeJarnette, 9; Dudley, O; Waldrop. 133; Young, 6.
 For s..eriff-Burgin, Si; Downey, 101; Hig- don, T. Pound, 1; Sherling, p.
 For Tax Collector-Francis, 135
 For Tax Assessor-Mc 11S; Par ker, 45.
 For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ, Is; Fountain, 66; McAdory, 80.
 For County Treasurer-Gray, 5S; Miller, 27 Reed, 7s; Robertson, 1.
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WOODWARD.

For Governor-Sheley 30, Tomlinson r. For Criminal Court Judge-Greene 39. For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine O. Brad ley, b, DeJarnette IT, Dudley 8, Waldrop 10, Young O.
 For Sheriff-Burgin 20, Downey $, Hig- don l, Pound 10, Sherling 10 Smith 0.
 For Tax Collector-Francs 20
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GRAHAM.

For Governor-Shelley 8, Tomlinson 56. For Criminal Court Judge-Greene 80.
 For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine 5 Bradley 61, DeJarnette 9, Dudley 1, Wal drop 8, Young 2.
 For Sheriff-Burgin 31, Downey 16, Hig- don, 0; Pound 6, Sherling 5.
 For Tax Collector-Francis 76
 For Tax Colector-McLaughlin II, Park CT 13.
 For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ 3, Fountain As. McAdory A.
 For County Treasurer-Gray 1S Miller 47, Reed 27, Robertson 2.
 For Coroner-Barbour O. Dallas Il, Jef- fers l, Jones 0. Paris S4, Ryan 0, Self 2. For Board of Revenue-Baker o, Broom all 0. Brooks 16 Crook ', Dabbs 5, Dickey S: Ellard l, Elliott ', Enslen 0, Gum S7, Hurd l, Kiilough ', Laird 60, McGeever 43 Mosley 4. Owen H. Powell 10 Reid 8, Rosenstihl z, Powell 0, Shores 12, Simpson 40, Sorsby l, Tarrant 36. Wilson 5.
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WOODLAWN.

WOODLAWN. For Governor-Shelley 2H, Tomlinson 152, Sanford 19.
 For Criminal Court Jude s=ea- For Clerk g Criminal Con- a1s. Bradley 96 DeJarnette 57. DndIes Wal
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RESULT IN JEFFERSON STILL
 IN DOUBT EXCEPT FOR SENATOR

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AVONDALE.

For Governor-Shelley 229 Tominson 2S2 For Criminal Court Judge-Greene 402. For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine 32, Brad ley 14S, DeJarnette 12S, Dudley ?, Waldrop B, Young So.
 For Sheriff-Burgin 102 Downey 14O, Hfg. don S2, Pound SO, Sherlng 97.
 For Tax Collector-Francis All.
 For Tax Assessor-McLaughlin 3O9 Par ker 40.
 For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ 5S, Fountain 120, McAdory 2s0.
 For County Treasurer-Gray 12i, Miller 176, Reed 120, Robertson 36.
 For Coroner-Barbour 12, Dallas 25 Jef- fers 37, Jones 61, Paris POT, Ryan 120, Self S. For Board of Revenue-Bal1er 121, Broom all 27, Brooks 96. Crook 59, Dabbs 6, Dickey 9S Ellard 343 Elliott 120 Enslcn 6i, Gum 9s Hurd s7. Killough r, Laird 9S, McGee- yer no, Mosley 1Sl, Owen 2S. Powell 21,
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russ Tontsu - 1doT. 3O6.
 For County Treasurer-Gray 72. Miller 112 Reed 214 Robertson 16
 For Coroner-Barbour IA, Dallas 25, Jef- fers 53, Jones 1l4 Paris 12S, Ryan 5G, Self 21.
 For Board of Revenue-Baker 162, Broomall 13, Brooks 116, Crook 13S. Dabbs s, Dickey 50 Ellard 152 Elliott 66. Ensen 106. Gum B. Hurd s, Killough 76, Laird 61. McGeever, "A. Mosley IS, Owen S5 Powell 40, Reid 39. Rosenstihl 70. Powell IS. Shores S3, Simpson Il, Sorsby 105. Tarrant 2S6, Will son, 230.
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HUEY.

For Governor-Shelley 2S, Tomlinson 39. N For Criminal Court Judge-Greene 62.
 For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine 0, Brad ley IS. DeJarnette 4, Dudley s, Waldrop 37, Young O.
 For Sheriff-Burgin g. Downey 24, Hig- don O. Pound 3, Sherling ?.
 For Tax Coliector-Francis 52
 For Tax Assessor-McLaughlin 60, Par ker 8.
 For Superintendent of ducation-Bur- russ l. Fountain ?, McAdory 45.
 For County Treasurer-Gray s, Miller H. Reed 39, Robertson 5.
 For Coroner-Barbour 1, Dallas 6, Jeffers 0, Jones IA, Paris 39, Ryan 5, Self O.
 For Board of Revenue-Baker 9, Broom all 1, Brooks 5, Crook 26. Dabbs A. Dickey 8, Ellard 8, Elliott IA, Enslen 15, Gum IS, Hurd 3. Killough 31, Laird B. McGeever 30, Mosley 4. Owen s, Powell 10. Reid 9 Rosen- stihl l. Rowell l. Shores 3, Simpson ?, Sors- by s, Tarrant 42, Wilson 19.
 For Beat Committeeman-Strick
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PRATT CITY.

buck 2S6, Sims AS.
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ACTON.


 For Governor-Shelley, 90: Tomlinson, 10.
 For Criminal Court Judge-Greene 42.
 For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine, 15; Bradley 8; DeJarnette, 4; Dudley, 1; Wal drop, 15; Young. O.
 For Sheriff-Burgin B; Downey, 10; Hig- don, ?; Pound O: Sherling. O r
 For Tax Collector-Francis, 40.
 For Tax Assessor-McLaughlin fl; Par ker, 1.
 For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ 1; Fountain, 4: McAdory, 36.
 For County Treasurer-Gray. 10; Miller, 19 Reed, 13; Robertson, G.
 For Coroner-Barbour. 2; Dallas o: Jef- fers, 0; Jones' 19; Paris, 10; Ryan, 12; Self, O.. For Board of Revenue-Baker. 27; Broom all, '; Brooks, 25; Crook, 0; Dabbs. 9; Dickey S2; Ellard, 4; Elliott, 1; Enslen, 1; Gum, 0; Hurd 0; Killough, 15: Laird, IA; McGeever, s; Mosley, O.; Owen, '; Powell, 2; Reid, 3; Rosenstihl, o; Rowell IS; Shores, 0; Simpson, 0; Sorsby, ?; Tarrant %; Will son, 26.
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GATE CITY.


 For Governor-Shelley 13, Tomlnson 1O7 For Criminal Court Judge-Greene IT. For Clerk Criminal Cour5-Baine 49 Bradley 12, DeJarnette 6, Dudley l, Wal drop 46. Young ?.
 For Sheriff-Burgin H. Downey 31, Hig- don 36, Pound 1S Sherling 26 Smith O. For Tax Collector-Francis 77.
 For Tax Assessor-McLaughlin 59 Park CT 47. For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ 8, Fountain s. McAdory 30. For County Treasurer-Gray 2f, Miller 52, Reed 25, Robertson g.
 For Coroner-Barbour 0, Dallas 2, Jeffers 70. Jones 0, Paris 31, Ryan 6, Self 1. For Board of Revenue-Baker TO- Broom all 105, Brooks 2S, Crook H. Dabbs O, Dickey 1, Ellard AS, Elliott 12, Enslen 6. Gum 19, Hurd O. Killough 0, Laird 23, Me- Geever 24. Rosensthl 2S. Rowell 72. Shores O. Simpson g. Sorsby g, Tarrant 16, Wilson 1O For Beat Committeeman-S. Powell.
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NORTH BIRMINGHAM.

For Governor-Shelley. 1S7; Tomlinson. 66.
 For Criminal Court Judge-Greene, 220.
 For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine, 9; Bradley, 101; DeJarnette, 36 Dudley, q; Waldrop, 107 Young. '.
 For Sheriff-Burgin S3; Downey, 9S: Hig- don, 32: Pound s; Sherling, 42; Smith, l.
 For Tax Collector-Francis, 2lS
 For Tax Assessor-McLaughlin, 166; Par ker, 92
 For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ, P; Fountain, 117; McAdory. 124.
 For County Treasurer-Gray, 32; Miller, 1I9; Reed 27; Robertson, 19 For Coroner-Barbour. IA; Dallas. 23: Jef- fers, 3S; Jones, 45; Paris, 97; Ryan, 3S; Self, H.
 For Board of Revenue-Baker, 80; Broom all, [; Brooks, 41; Crook, 62: Dabbs, A. Dickey, 94; Ellard, 70; Elliott, 34; Enslen, 5l; Gum. 80; Hurd, l; Kilough, Ill; Laird, 5l; McGeever, 3S Mosley. 25; Owen, 57; Powell, 20; Reid, 9; Rosenstihl, Il; Rowell 14 Shores, 19; Simpson, 45; Sorsby, S4; Tar rant, 226; Wilson, 45.
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ADGER.

For Governor-Shelley 8, Tomlnson 1Sl
 For Criminal Court Judge-Greene 120.
 For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine 0, Brad ley 72, DeJarnette 30, Dudley 12, Waldrop 10. Young 10.
 For Sheriff-Burgin 9f Downey F, Hig- don ?, Pound 36, Sherling 4.
 For Tax Collector-Francis 131..
 For Tax Assessor-McLaughlin 107, Par ker 1S
 For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ 4 Fountain 94, McAdory 29
 For County Treasurer-Gray S4, Miller B, Reed 10, Robertson 0.
 For Coroner-Barbour 0, Dallas 0, Jeffers 30. Jones fl, Paris 36, Ryan 10, Self 0.
 For Board of Revenue-Baker 21 Broom all 5, Brooks 3, Crook 103. Dabbs 43. Dickey 9, Ellard ?, Elliott l, EnsIen s, Gum g, Hurd ', Killough 0. Laird g, McGeever TO-, Mosley 66, Owen 20, Powell 10, Reid 0, Ro- senstihl S3, Rowell 0, Shores 0, Simpson O., Sorsby B, Tarrant 91, Wilson 10.
 Beat Committeeman-James Hillhouse
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PUMP HOUSE.

For Governor-Shelley 5S, Tomlinson '. For Criminal Court Judge-Greene 57.
 For Clerk Criminal Court-Baine 3l, Bradley ', Waldrop 20, Young g.
 For Sheriff-Burgin 29, Downey ID, Hlg- don g, Sherling 1. D
 For Tax Collector-Francis 59 ss' For Tax Assessor-McLaughlin AS, Par ker A.
 For Superintendent of Education-Bur- russ 8, Fountain 34, McAdory 275 e2l
 For County Treasurer-Gray g, Miller Al, Reed g. Robertson 9. -...t
 For Coroner--Barbour G. Dallas 4, Jeffers 1, Paris 52.
 For Board of Revenue-Baker 47. Broom all l. Brooks AT, Crook 3. Dabbs g. Dickey 45 Ellard s, Elliott IS. Enslen l. Gum A. Killough 2, Laird 12, McGeeyer 4. Mosley 12 Owen 2, Powell 5, Reid 1, Rosenstihl 2 Simpson 3l, Sorsby 1, Tarrant 3S, Wilson g.
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VANDERBILT,

at Committeeman-c. c. Truss.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-29

Everyone who lives or has lived in
the Second judicial district, has a good
word for Judge Morgan. There's Steve
Nye, formerly of the Devils Lake Inter
Ocean,, but now Of the Valley City
Times-Record, who says: There are
about 1000 voters up in the Second jul
dicial district who earnestly desire to
see Judge Morgan advanced to the SUI
preme bench, and anyone who opposes
their wishes in this regard is apt to
get stepped on. UNIFORMED editorial
writer's who are harping upon the idea
that Judge Morgan's candidacy is the
result of some political scheme should
bear that in mind. His individual
following will be greater than that of
any other candidate before the repub-
lican convention, and that will not be
the result of any political scheme or
underhanded work whatever, but is a
tribute to his personal worth as a
friend, a lawyer and a judge on the
part of the people who have been his
neighbors for the past seventeen
years.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-29
CRYING FOR HELP.
Lots of it in This Vicinity But Dali,
T.. f.. Growing Less.

Backache is one of the first indica.
lions of kidney trouble.
1t is the kidneys cry for help. Heet
it.
1Doan's Kidney Pills are what il
wanted.>
Are just what overworked kidneys
need. l
They strengthen and invigorate the
kidneys; help them to do their work;
never fail to cure any case Of kidney
disease.
Read the proof from a Fargo citi.
zen. ...
Mr.. Frank Barnes of go Fifth ave.
nue., Fargo, N. D., employed in the
cemetery, says: '"In September, 1897
I contracted typhoid fever, pulled
through it eventually but it left me
weakened kidneys and a pain across
the small Of the back. Often I fell
as If my back was breaking in two
or as if some one had struck me
across the kidneys with a broom
handle. Frequently it was so acute
the weight of my coat hurt me and al
night I was often unable to turn in
bed simply on account of the excru.
ciating twinges which shot through
me in and around the kidneys. I wal
in this condition when I procured
Doan's Kidney Pills at Wilser's drus
store. It cost an effort to walk thai
distance for them but / was well re.
warded for my trouble. Since I stopped
the treatment ] have not had a twinge
an ache or a pain. Other members o
my family have used Doan,s Kidne,
Pills and obtained the best of results.
For sale by all dealers. Price, SOC
Foster-Milburn CO., Buffalo, N. T., sol,
agents for the United States.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-29
ALL ABOUT CALIFORNIA.
h HANDSOME SERIES OF NEW
AND USEFUL PUBLICATIONS.

h HANDSOME SERIES OF NEW
AND USEFUL PUBLICATIONS.
California is the natural paradise of
the holiday maker. Its resources are
inexhaustible, its invitation universal,
and it's resorts and attractions among
the most noted in the world.
The Southern Pacific company pub
fishes descriptive literature contain
ing valuable information about all Of
them. It is for free distribution and
may be obtained from any Southern
Pacific agent, or C. H. Markham, G.. p.
G.P. A. at San Francisco. If you APP
pay by mail inclose a stamp for each
publication.
Resorts and Attractions Along the
Coast Line" is a handsomely illus
trated folder, giving a description of
the health and pleasure resorts on the
coast between San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
Shasta Resorts" tembellished with
beautiful half-tone engravings, de-
scribes the scenic and outing attrac-
tons of the vast and wonderful Shasta
region, the grandest Of pleasure
grounds.
California South of Tehachapi" tells
all about the charms of that remark
ably favored semi-tropic garden spot,
Southern California.
A handsome map of California, COM
plete in detail, reliable, skillfully in
dexed, and full of information about
the states esources. It is the only
publication of its kind conveniently
folded for pocket use.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-29

The nomination of Fisk, democrat,
by a republican judicial convention in
Grand Forks is in keeping with the
kind of republicanism they have in
Grand Forks. Judge Fisk is one of
the best people on earth and an able
judge but his nomination by a repub-
lican convention was not just the
thing. At last we a agree with Jim
Anderson. Better have let the mat
ter go by default than to have ad-
mitted that in the great county of
Grand Forks n % republican lawyer has
the confidence of his party. Grand
Forks ought to get off the map again
until she a get On right
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-29
OLD SOLDIERS AND NEW.

At the meeting of the G. A. r. of
the state at Grand Forks, resolutions
were passed looking to a closer union
of the G. "A. r. and the soldiers of the
Spanish-American war. The follow
ing is the resolution touching the sol
diers of the late war, passed by the
encampment, being reported thereto
by a committee of which DR.. w. A.
Bentley of this city was chairman:
Resolved, That as we realize that
the time must soon come when our
connection with the organization must
cease other than in spirit and that
younger hands must bear our banner
aloft if it is permitted to still float,
tanned by the inspiring breezes of pa
Iriotism and the pure principles Of
good citizenship in a peoples govern
ment; it is with pride as well as pleas
ure that we recognize those who have
followed in our footsteps and have so
greatly honored not only themselves
and the Grand Army, but who have
honored their state, beyond the power
of words to express and not their state
only, but this great nation, as a repre-
sentative of the highest type of citi-
zen soldiery known in the present age.
The First regiment of North Dakota
infantry, to them we hereby pledge our
faith as comrades; how we'll they have
earned it with what anxiety we al
them follow in our footsteps and go
out at their country's call to defend
our national honor; we babe them
good bye; how longingly we waited for
tidings Of them. in their journey
around the world to demonstrate their
loyalty to country and flag; how our
hearts throbbed with patriotic JOY as
tidings commenced to come of the rec
ord they were making, and that record
made by their heroic achievements in
line of duty exclusively; how proud
we have been in listening to the COM
m%endation of their superior officers,
and on this stable foundation their
record rests and rests secure; no regi-
ment in the Philippines, regular Or
volunteer, received such manifesto
lions of confidence and esteem as were
given the First North Dakota; the post
of honor and danger was always
theirs; dneirs after they had shown
their ability as lion-hearted soldiers;
they fought a grand fight; they kept
the faith; they came home to us with
a record free from the slightest blem-
ish, with honor untarnished, and now
they are justly entitled to our highest
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-29

G. 3. Stone, formerly St. Paul ticket
agent for the Northern Pacific but for
the<past three years general passenger
agent of the st. Paul & Duluth, has
been taken care of by Mr.. Fee since
the absorption of that road and is again
with the Northern Pacifc-this time
as assistant general passenger agent,
with immediate charge of the St. Paul
& Duluth division. Mr.. Stone has
made the st. Paul and Duluth famous
with his clever advertising ideas. e.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-29
SOME PRAIRIE BREEZES.
APPROPRIATION

How little worth the trees and flowers
for me,
If l not see.
If in the depths of my dull, sightless
eyes
No visions rise
OF Earth's rare glories, if I may not
know
The wealth of Natures scenic over
flow,
All, all the pictured grandeur Of the
Earth
How little worth!
Dead all the mellow music on mine
ear
II wake no sounds of singing in my
soul,
Nor echoes roll
OF the vast melodies of song that rise
Out of the Earth, to echo in the skies,
How little worth the music, if mine
ear =, g
May never hear.
So then, if glowing never in my heart
The nobler part .
OF sweetness, charity and kindness,
1t no caress
Of gentler, kindlier impulse wakens
me !
Out of the QUILL dreams of selfshness to
see . *eA
The good that lights the world, the
good for me
As we'll not be. - =