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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Sunn,pre.

-Srau SObn 8eib bon Sumss Str.
sdnbste am Sreitae Elm 5euer i'm Ofen
an, nobel ibrs 8lsiosr 8ranO fiusen unb
iie in SIammen einbiIten. Sbre 8runbs
nunbsn tparsn 10 i6Iimmer Ratur, bab
iie bsnieIben am sleidsn Radmittas i'm
2adatpanna SOipitaI erIas.
- am Srsitas @Orsen ipurbe snt'
bedt, bub iemunb tpdbrenb Der Ra8t ben
8sriud semudt bate, bic @eIbipiubs
ber Sunmpre 2umber @ompanie su
iprsnsen; Elm srobes Sod mar in bieieIbs
sebobrt tporben, uusenfdeinIid purben
bic @inbreder aber perideudt, ebe es
ssIans. bic Spinbe su erOffnen.
-Sn bem alien We9opan @ebduSs
an Gbeifnut Strabe, frGbsr baS gopnt
Saus, tpurbe frdb am Montus Worssr
elm Seuer entoedt unb stuar seiiis eenue.
um cine iofortise 2biduns bss 8ranbes
su erm6eliden; aus Der Sbatfade, but
nit Del sstrdnfte 2appen borsefunbsr
tpurbsn. i8Iisbt man. bab 9ranetiftunf
pprlieet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Sttt6tpn.

- Sobn s. Repers. elm betannter
9drser bon @pomine, itarb am 9On.
neritae i'm Ilter bon Ga Sabren an ei.
mem SsrsIeiben.
- Srau M. &iufer, Satin bes aus.
tpdrtisen8ormannes ber Serntpooo Wins,
itarb am Donnerfas Hadt i'm gllter bon
81 Sabren unb tpuroe am Samtas su
0iltsss8arre beerbist.
-Sruu aatbarina, Satin bes Sobn
8inssborf bon 8pomine. itarb am Sam.
nag i'm 8inbbett an Der 2unsenent,dnbs
une; iie mar 81 Sabre alt unb purbe
am WOntae su Sortp Sort bssrbist.
Der ls Sabre aIte 8m. @onnsIIS.
aIs Grsiber i'm Gpin S9aGt anssfelt,
purbs ON SamFae bur6 sinsn 3ue
Barren mitiummt brei Gisln iofort set5b'
tet. GOnnsIp's 8brper parb bBs sers
fIeii8t uno iein 8opf uoafdnOis ssr.
oriidt.
- Mebrers anssRsIts bsr asbisb
8alep 8abn bemeritsn am sreitae Dor.
mittae nabs ber Sunction. i'm SIufs nabe
BEN nfer, ben 86rper zines Wannes.
Der nod 2sben entbielt, als man ibn
bsraussOe; trobbsm man aaeS m5sIi1
lbut, um ibn Su srboIen, iturb er, sbe
elm arst eintraf. Gr purbe ipdter aIs
pbiIanoer W. Sutton bon bier. Elm BE.
tsran bes 8lrserfrie8es ertunnt, bod Oh
sr in bns @afer fel ober SeIbitmorb
bssins, fonnte ni6t feiteefsat tperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
6pbe Narfer Rcttsen.

- Wm. @ouie, elmer ber itreifenber
DIT. pleaiant Winer, Der am Samitaf
supor ben Samuel RIdOlS aneriiT,
mubte am 9ounerfas fur isin eeriatii.
Dies. Grfaeinen 9drsi9uft fslIen.
- Gine @errenfuns unb Austiduup
tommen bdufis suiammsn. st. Safobs
Del Fam ie6od beibe suiammen, 70 gut
ple einaeln beilen. Dtan babe tets cine
5laide besieIben i'm Sauie borrdtbis.
= MOntas Radmittas CAB es in bem
bon @m. 8reiB bstpobnten @ebdube an
gbparbs Gourt burb eine febIsrtafte
2aminbffnuns elm unbebutsnbes Seuer !;
Elm IIarm bon 2aiten 322 parb seseben,
mar aber faum nbtbis.
= Sames Robinion unS 8eter Or.
lisp. 3pei QnssitslIte Der SIoan Dline,
iinb am WlOntus 8ormittas burd eine
@asegpIoiion bbS ON sanssn Sberf6rper
oerbrannt tpcrbsn; man bra6ts iie nab
benz Moies TapIOr. SoipitaI.
- Der Sunse Ri6arS 2onersan bon
bieier Seite, Der bor ettpa spei Wpnaten
10 bbS berlebt ipurbe. aIs iein 9fsrb aus.
rib unb ibn bon Der @ebar Npenue Bride
idIeuoerte, 1T am Samfas, esbeiIt aus
oem 2adaipanna Soipital entlaHen ipors
ben; man bieIt feline 8srIesunsen i'm
anfan8 fir lebenssefdbrlid.
-M M. 6. Sanders bon Der Grutb
unb Ganbibnt fdr bic republifaniide
Sheriifs' 9iomination, tpurbe am Sreitag
Gbenb an giorS Wain apsnue, nabs
5erbinnnb Strabe, our6 llmtippen fei.
ner 8utide berausseporfen unb srbieIt
ben Rdden unb bas redte 8sin isbr
idmerSbaft berlebt, pdbrenb iein ibn
beeIeitsnber Sobn unberlest entfam.
= am Sonntas sabj es auf bieier
Seite spei Seuernlarme; Der erfe um
is nbr Nadmittass bon 8aitsn 35
parb burh einen unbebeutenben 8rano
in bsm Dr. Seaib Nietbsbaufe an Gen.
neiip @ourt beruriudt. Der atpeite, bon
Raiten 32l furs Dor 9 llbr 9fabtS, er'
folste, als man in einem &IeibsrtIoiet
bes Dabib 9ltfinion on Meribian Str.
sIimmsnoe 8lsiberitide entbedts. SIN
beioen 5aaen mar Der S4uben Elm ee.
ringer.
-Sobn 2urs bon 8aibburn Strabe
unb als Dtinsr in ber Sobnion Mine ans
sefelt. purbs am Sumitas Ru6mittae
oaisIbt aussnblidIi6 ourd elnen Ded'
entail sridIassn; ettpa fiinf Tonnen
EeIssehsin serbriidten ben Oberl6rper
6ss nnsIddIi&sn su elmer unfenntIiden
WaEs; ss bausrie nabesu fInf Stunben.
sbe man bic Mafe bon bem 86rper enis
fernt battle. Ser @et6btete mar 49
Sabre alt unb tpirb bon ber @attin. feds
1Bttsrn unb brsi Sbbnen iiberlebt. 81
mar elm WlitsIsb ber beutiden. futb. ct.
Sobannss @smsinbe, bon mo aus feline
8serbiaune am WOntas i'm SrieSbofe
Der @emeinoe srfolste.
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&r(Qubt llnS
Sic 6ef0nnt
ill MAIDEN

nit unIsrsr rIrsantfn ginir BON nsurn psBsn
une fancy Walbpaaren. Sir ilub pirfIi6
Sbrer Snlpdtipu piirpis, ea S6pubeit, WobG
unb q pit6t nismals nit bsiIsrsm Gfett siu.
amber rsGu,tsn ale pis bier aefuuDsu, unp
psr piiree plbs gslsal6aft permeiprn +!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
YrabtbOae SancD
@ai6 @aaren.

g8ir prbm ni6t psriuGsn, cine Sri6rribung
berislbsn Su sebsn. uabpfm sic ieN06 mil
tbnsn bfnnni llup, psrbsn sic ;usrbGn, hae
Solomon nitt allss pubts, uHp pab ss stpas
nsuss untsr her Sprnf gisbt, isinsn gemsrf.
uussn gum gsssntbsiI. DisIs darmanit
@renaeints linb nsu-allts nur uibt Der
Rams. Dislr Sfipsuifrrifrn. Spipsl, Cpl.
pen Obsr Grinfls gfftfts iiup aufaIlenb uns
nsu, p6bnnb pas sllIUrtrmsnt 70 grpb III, eae
bic sluspabI i6ptsria wirb. Die rpsi6rn
Gnrbtu unb 6armantr 9irbli6fsit pirp Sbnsn
ssfaIlsu Warsri;rO SpipsIs fur Wittipm.
mr @sbraub psrbtn rbsufalls 9bre anGr.
fsnnung srrelen. Sts linb 70 leiht pie BIZ
ftinfs Ssibs unO sbsnio ausisbsup I'M ausis-
ben. Gbts Wau6sltsr (Gnslnno) 9bam.
brass uno Watras in punftt1sftrn fir pnrml
g8siter Iaillsn, in allrn S6aitirungsn UNI
8arbtn. 8Ouaresttrs in eunflru 6arbrn nit
bibibsn 8isurn- une punfis1sftrn, nblOlu
fsfs 6arbsn. Ssiesus uub franJGIlhs Sing.
bans IN bSaubsrncsn 6artsn GOmbinattO,
nsn, unb piele anbtre 6abrifats uub Ramsn
csrsn Nrnnuug lit ermuben piires.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
HuS beni oberen Ehale.
(Nr6bdIb &prreIbpnben,.)

- Sin @ebdube bes Wm. Dabis au
benz 8erSe su WapfisIb. BON Wife Pei
bepobnt, ipurbe am Sonntag Morger
total our9 5euer ssrhbrt; Elm &oitsdn'
ger berlpr babel cine srbBere @sIbiumme
bic nit berbrannte.
: Sn ber 9raHp SsIanb Mine A.
peduiue ipurbe an Samltaa entbedt,
oab am SuBe ber BIane, nabe BEN
6aupteinSane. Elm 2oblenbaufsn brannte,
bod mad tG6tiser arbeit sslans es, bas
5euer tpieoer Su lbf6en.
= Bon sinsm fdIimmen nnfaa purbe
am Samitas Der IA Sabre aIts poInii&s
&naben Simon @asa BEL benz Ontario
BREEDER su Bedpiqs bstroifsn; er purbe
burd einen StOb bon ieinsm Barren se,
tporfen. oeHen 8dbsr ben Iinfen 4rm
,er6rddten. iObaB ct amputirt perben
mubte.
= Srau @aroIina Wiqer, cine aItbe,
fannie 8etpobnerin bon Nr6taIb, ltarb
am Sonntas in ber @obnung ibrer
Io4ter, Srau 6. 6. 8attsnbers. nab Ell.
nsr furSen 2ranbeit i'm IIter bon 85
Sabren; iie tparb in Deuti6Iano sebo.
rem, ppbnte aber iiber so Sabren in
ardbaIb; abt 8inber iibsrIeben iie. Die
9serbisuns erfoIste am Dleni flag i'm Dor.
tlsen luib. 5risbbofe.
- 8irsinia. Go6ier bss 8. 8. Ste.
bans bon Rorb Main StraBs, pedpiqe,
pOate am Sonntas Ibsnb ben Ssisap.
parat i'm 8eaer nit bur1 bleetrdnfte
SoIaitdde su sr6berer Gbatisisit anfa.
den. ais pI6sIid cine grploiion srfoIsts
uno eine Ianse Slamme aus bsr GbGrs
oes Ipparates idob unb ibr 8lsib in
Sranb iebte. Sic rannts idreienb bic
Ireppe binauf unb ebe man bic brennens
ben 8IeibunsStdde eebdmpft bate, mar
tie iblimm perbrannt, bod ertpartet Der
bebanbeInbe arst ibre @snsiuns, ba iis
bic Slammen ni&t einatbmete,
(&arbpnbaIt &orreippnbtni.)
- Gin 8inb bsr @beIeuts GbarIes
Obnmudt bon bier itarb am Samfas
uno tparbs am NOntas Su Sermpn beers
oist.
- Die Wm. Wartin @pbnuna an
Boipberlp Strabe ipurbe seitsrn 8urmits
tag gum 8etraee bon $500 burG Ssuer
bei@dbiet.
= Stabti6abmsiiter @onnor erbisIl
am Samitas bon county. Sdasmslitr
8eap s6,879.60, Der 9lntbeiI unferer
Stabt an ben erbaltenen @strdnfelssns
fen i'm Gounip.
- Cine Strabenbubu'& u'&oqiiion ereis.
nete id am Samitas auf Der SO. l
Bride, bod wurbe Rismanb berlebt,
trOboem bic beioen 8ubntpasen bsf9a'
bist tpurben.
IS. @. @oben's S6eune in bsr 4
8arb purbe frdb am Wontas Rorssn
mitiammt 9ferb. @asen. SdIitten, ETC..
poaftdnOis bur6 Seuer ssrfbrt; Der
8erIuh bon 81. 900 III po[Iuuf perii6srt.
= 8atbarina. bas 8 Monate aIte
5b6tsrlsin Der gbeIsute @barIeS 8opsl
BON Sleblano apenue, oas apei 4benbe
supOr an Der @aitriiis farb, purbe am
5reitus in st. &ofe 5riebbofe beerbist
= @onifubIer Wi6aeI 8aIib bon 80.
reit @itp eridOb eeitern Nadt Sobn Ne'
Dermott bon Gambling. uIs bisisr Jpn
nit einem &aiirmefer ansrsifsn ipoqts;
bic aussI bruns WeDermott bur6's
Sers unb in l5 Winuien mar sr tobt.
8alib tparo einsefedt.
- 9as guaep Saus an Dunbaif
Strabe mar am Donnerfas su brei ber'
ibiebenen Wialen in 8ran6, bod selans
es ieOesmuI. benisIten su lbi&en. ebe
tpeiterer Sdaben anssridtst tpar6. 81.
tparb Uleaabp Der bic Ssusrtpebr an
Der 2bidarbeit binbern tpoIlts unb sinsn
SdIuu8 nit Der Irt bur6i4nsibsn
polte, ipurbe arrstirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Selifate0en.

Siide: Reue Soaanoif6e Sarinst
unO 8ufli&e Gardiner, Samburee,
Iale in Del uno @elee, @abiar, Sar.
Olnen in Sa6ien. GObiter, 9ppetit SiIcs
seto6ter NadereI, 8ieIsr Sprotten ir
Del.
8ais: 5romase be 9rie, 2ieber,
truns, @reum. @rIner, S4pei,er, Sim,
burger, Saditein uno SanO adie.
Burt: SuIami unb @erpeIat, 0ier
ner, nit Ober Obne Sauertraut, uni
5runfiurter in 8l6ien.
SpeSialitdten: O6ienmauIr
SuIut, 2iebi9's SIeifd. @rtratt, Olioen6
beim Quart, 2amm' 3unsen in l6pfen
@bparo 9 iebeder,
$50 2adananna Npe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
BON Der SnoIeite,

Srau WtaecuIenu 5ubrsr unb SObn
Balibaiar traten nit oem Dampfer 81.
9aul eine Steiie mad Baris unb oer
Sbpeis an.
gta6 neuntdsissm 2sibsn an Der Guns
eensnisdncune peribieo am Disnfas in
ieiner 8obnuns an gleptune 9laes
Gbarles Sd i'm alIter bon SO Sabren.
lie 8eeIo,Suns etfoIst mOIssn i'm
Maiblneton Apsnue 6rlsbbOfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
ltnter ben iueiBcn
@ai6 Sabrifatcn

futsn Sis man6fn alien 6rsunb, nit ben
Sabrrn ftpas psrGubrt cher psrbelTsrt, ippie
sins WalTs BON gfsusn, Ierss init benz anersn
pstifsrno, um 9trsn @efaIIen gu srrsgen.
2alTet uns sin paar gldmsu anpsutsn. usIhs
uat uuisrem Glaubsu Sie asrn irbsn mir.
ben STANDARD piques. SpiBsnlreifs pi-
quss, 6aney pipuss, etc. edpus in Bay.
apars une anbnsn Shrlfen Wn:ristp
Strsifcn un0 pIaibs, nit BEN @Ian; pOu
Ssibs; 6aney Crepe Gifeft @tpsbs, Sbpsi.
Ter Srsaneiss, Ssitrsifts Waoras, usue
lapns in erpBsr auspabl pVn AualitGtsn.
etc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Or. Sumpbreps' Speeifies fur
8iuber.

Or. Sumpbrsss' Specific RanuuI
sntbdIt Elm ipeaieles 8apitsI iiber ains
oertranfbeiten. Sober Nutter pilfom,
men. 5rei auf 8erIunsen sussi6idt; !;
Sampbreps' Meoicins Co., @de Biaiam
unS Sobn Siraben Rstp gorf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
speSieae Nnsaeanng
bOn @ai6 Tabrifaten

bsutr unb bisis eause gBo&s. BOat 9br
pprlpreGsn unb its bsittissus Sbr pfrpst
Gin piQfpmmener 9sIutfr lrin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
9sbte q a dri dten.

ounaium unb UOrfdtis. um cine BUS
renfaae su Sermeicsn. riiden bic 9riien
oOrtpdris. benn iie baben burd @rfabr'
un8 etpus selernt. Jta6 ben 8uren
Ssri6ten finoen tuSstdsIi6 i6arfe
Sharmdbel futt unO iie tpsiden nur Der
acknowledgement leberma6t.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-20

keep HE machine going. You will he sur
prised to see how easily YOU get along
over the ground, and how little more time
Is consumed by this method than II you
were to hurry. and strain. and perspire.
When YOU feel like sprinting bit. do It,
But don's keep II up. That Is the temp
tation. especially when one IL in nerv-
Gus condition, If you have a riding part
ner, agree TO meet at a certain place. and
not TO interfere with each others gait in
any way. DO not try to ride together.
There are times when a man ought to be
alone and when he Is out on wheel to
get his system into condition of qutetude
that is certainly one OF the times. The
knowledge that the riding partner will be
there before. or about the same time. or
soon after. you get there's a comfort.
TO stick together all the way may pro-
duce more irritation and overwork than IL
the ride had not been taken
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-20

get away from people who want to talk
books But it is a fact, and one that
happily many OF those In the cycle trade
recognize, that the best way to get away
from the bicycle in It's commercial sense
is TO get onto a bicycle and ride 1t into
the country.
one trouble with the acreage rider Is
that he does not strike out into the coun-
try People work along too much In ruts
II there is a boulevard the rider is likely
TO drift into Il and have no desire 10
switch off into this or that interesting
looking lane. The real pleasure of cy-
cling is through the woods, and out across
country. Not for the scorcher, but for
tho law man Bear this in mind, and
make your plans to leave home the first
day YOU can do So resolved 10 get TO
certain town in the country and to get
there without pushing tho pedals a bit
harder than Is absolutely necessary TO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-20

y-ar 4 o'clock, and Mrs. Hildyard's
drawing room. in spite of sun
Minds, was too warm for the finer
aliases of repose; but 1t was one
~ the cosiest corners in town, as
~ Hayers had just remarked. EN-
-. v,ho had subsidized without resist
~. into a great armchair, nodded. 1t
- .vsremely coy, he admitted to him
~ mt II was cosier when Havers was
II there
uaav.rd. She took a certain innocent
s..~xht IN allowing people to cool their
~. II always gave her a touch of
s.ssire to find them faithful and still
rsNias. The men always waited; some
~ the women went away. She did
u mind that, however. She thought
- little of other women's opinions
= tsr from which 1t may be argued
shat she was young.
~. HiIdyard was young; she was
A',r.snd. twenty, and a widow. Her hus-
"a had been twice her age-a satur-
"A. large man. who made great sums
- = SAney I'm the city. There had never
=. mich love between them, but there
~ been a kind of candid friendship
800 made the two years OF their mar
M Iife move smoothly. When Hildyard
HI ~ widow mourned him sincerely:
80 vas never any question of heart
- about II, but her sorrow was not
- epnuine because 1t permitted her to
= c,rfectly cheerful six months after
q. s.sfh. But at this time she had been
~tScv for two years. and she consid-
- Me a very enthralIIng and beautiful
~ devilIsh hot" Havers said.
-. said Emerton. cycling the other
IN watchful care.
y nav a horse down at Hyde Park
ro,ver; the poor brute was clean bowled
M By the heat"
~ bad enough weather for men,"
"a Emerton. ITS killing for horses. Z"
Were you at Pettigrew's last night ?"
sted Havers.
~ couldn't go; had another engage
bsctsd 90 see Mrs. Hildyard
XXI, said Emerton. without turning
hair.
a nat moment Mrs. Hildyard came In.
~ ERECTED the two men with nicely bal
areed cordiality; she appeared glad to
- them both, and made no secret of II.
WAN she sat down to dispense tea they
wused themselves.
aVhat were you discussing when
anna in?" she asked. "Or were you both
slesp?
Il was saying" said Havers, that I
s,oected TO see you at the Pettigrews'
NJ Night"
Il had another engagement" She said.
m faintest glance of understanding
paaaed between her and Emerton. Hav-
= Intercepted 1t, and then carefully ex-
enIued the toe of his boot.
r believe the first night at the Lyccum
~ very crowded. he said.
n vas" said Mrs. Hildyard. II was
NAee. NY uncle. who is great first
uuAter. said he had never seen such a
~ before" Again glance passed be-
wen Mrs. Hildyard and Emerton this
~ Havers missed It.
sIwery one always says that" he said.
7f's because It's the right thing to
NJ" aid Emerton; at doesn't do any
- any harm"
,nnpesn't 1t strike you as foolish to keep
Il ssyfng thing that obviously can't
y ifuer Havers asked.
No" said Emerton. why should IL?
m worlds too old to relapse into strict
tvAAfuiness at this time OF day. We're
1&ays aaying things that obviously can't
n true"
s'0h. yes. In other matters. 1 suppose
Gman never looks Mt a woman without
aging or looking something not quite the
nth. It's always n little more or a little
49,
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yards long and Hfteen yards vide, ard Is
made in four sections. fastened together
The center is left open. because the baron
discovered that the surface OF the tn
closed water IS AS calm As II IL actuall--
were covered by the net Yet. when il
IS used AT sea, the net is made solid.
The net was tried res entity on ioitv
Of the outer sartnr Of Havre, when the
ret was buoyei up as shown in he illus
tration. The head OF the net was placed
In the direction Of the prevailing westerly
winds. The net held in position in a heavy
westerly gale, bat the waves broke over
other parts of the jetty so that the Oh
servers could not get near enough 10 see
exactly how the device worked
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-20

MVEwEsT Of all schemes TO diminish
AN The force of waves is the inVon-
ton OF an Italian baron. Rene
Nenute d'AlessaRdso, which ~
saHS a floating net The baron lives IN
-S and he has been trying this net Tor
s'ss@i Years. with. 1t is asserted, a good
- " success, When the net is used 10
nNew Vessels at sea II Is retained on
= surface q the water with outriggeIs,
H.. Wen II is used 10 protect lighthouses,
~ suie works In construction. entrances
~ '"fs, etc, II is kept afoat by attach
~ ouoss to il. This is the principle of
aviation; II The surface of the wat
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-17
!. G. ~. III,

43Ts4H1f ~ " ~ n. IH HQE8 |N%H8E1t
James 3. MCPHERSON Post No. 2, Depart
ment q North Dakota Grand Army of the
Republic, meets every second and fourtb5
Thursday in each month at q. AZ. r.. Hall.
Bismarck AZ. 2. E.. Tipbils, Colonel Com.
handing. y w. Burkett, Adjutant.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-17
YEATER,
Secretary.
STATE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

SNnNaI1 MG&ME3fsa8F4aF&N1
The republicans Of North Dakota In,
convention assembled reaffirm the prin-
cIples of the platform OF the republican
national convention held at Philadelphia
In June 1900.
The present happy and prosperous con-
dttion of the American people Is the result
Of the wise administration of the repub-
lican party and the enactment into law Of
the more important principles Of the plat
form of 1896.
Four years OF democratic rule had para
lyzed the industries Of the country, rem
dered farming unrenumeratfye, impoyer.}
isfied labor, unsettled all monetary values
and practically Uninterrupted the United
States treasury. In q time of profound
peace a democratic ADMINISTRATION was
forced to Sell government bonds to pay the
necessary and current expenses OF the gov
eminent. Under the wise, ~business-lIke
and patriotic administration OF President
Mckinley these conditions have all been
changed. All branches OF industry remain
active and successful; agricultural interests
more prosperous and labor more generally.
md continuously employed and better paid
at an previous time. Monetary
values have been ixe and settled d III
the treasury Of the United States, instead.
of q deficit, one of the marked features of'
a democratic administration, we find a
reysnue adequate to meet all the demands
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of the government.
We favor such legislation as will de-
stroy all unlawfnl combinations of capital
formed for the purpose of limiting produc-
ton or increasing the price of manufactured
products: All a-ggregatfons OF capital
formed for this purpose are detrimental to
h best interests of trade and hostile to
the laboring people.
The Spanish-American war was de-
elared In obedience to the universal de-
mands under a republican administration
and the splendid achievements of our sol
dlers n sailors insthat war formed some
OF the brightest pages In American history.
Cuba has been made free from Spanish
misrule@fa INT a stable government es-
stahlislled there. Porto Rico and the Philip
Islands have become possessions OF
the United States as the inevitable and
unavoidable results of that war. and We
compliment the North Dakota volunteers
upon their splendid record In both the
Cuban and Philippine wars.
We congratulateathe people Of the coun-
try upon the enactment into law Of the
currency bill, which provides the gold
standard as the monetary unit of value.
FINANCIAL discussions no longer disturb the
sbusinessEconditions of our people and all
business transactions have been placed on
a basis that insures protection to capital
ana encouragement to the employment of
labor.
We are heartily in accord with the policy
of the national administration toward our
newt acquired possessions.
We favor the present prohibition law
and a faithful enforcement Of the same as
Well as all other laws of the safe, especi-
ally those In the penal and criminal codes
and their strict and impartial enforcement
IN all parts of the state at all times.
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WoMAN's RELIEF, CORPS.
Meets second and fourth FRIDAYS of each
month ut g. A.. r. hall. Jennie Woods.
PRESIDENT. Hattie Shelton, Secretary.
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a GREAT OFFER.

bismarck Tribune readers know
what the American Agriculturist Is
the best farm paper published. The
Orange Judd Farmer Ii the western
edition Of this famous magazine. by
special arrangement the Bismarck
Weekly Tribune one year, the Grange
Judd Farmer one year ana the FAM
Year Book retail price 70 cents-aiI
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Editorial Comment on the Pioneer
Limited.

Editorial Comment on the Pioneer
Limited.
Nothing richer has ever been pro-
duced by any Railroads.&c.. Paul Pio-
neer Press.
Its a world b~eater."-st. Paul
Globe.
THE hest thing the railroad world
can produce"-St. Paul Dispatch.
Prominent and discriminating PEG
pie marvel at the creation of elegance
and comfort wrought by modern car
builders Tribune.
THE Pioneer Limited stands today
perfect In construction, gorgeous In
finish and the acme Of luxury and COM
fort"-Minneapolis Journal.
"The closest inspection bewilders
and takes the breath away, for the
magnificence and beauty Of it all is
simply tremendous. - Minneapolis
Times.
The Pioneer Limited leaves Mime
apolts at 1880 and st. Paul at $40
every evening In the year for Milwau-
kee and Chicago, via Chicago. Milwau-
kee q ST. Paul Railway. lNo extra
charge on this train.)
For tickets, berths or information,
apply to any ticket agent, or address,
j.. T. CONLEY,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
Persons having magazines or books
Of any kind they desire to preserve
should have them bound. The Trib-
une bindery can now handle ali work
Of this nature.
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Bismarck Hive No. 2-Ladies Of the Mac
cabees meet first IND third Mondays in
each month at AZ. o. wv. hall in the
Baker Block. Florence NJ. Hoskins, Lady
Commander. Frances Marcellus. Record
Keeper. .sS.a
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Bismarck Chapter, No. III, {. e. S. Meets
first and third Fridays In each month al
Masonic hall. Dakota Block. Maggie
i. Phelps W.M. Gertrude Miller, Secre.
7tary. &E5
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


Bismarck Lodge, IA. r. & A. M, NO. s.
Meets. first m third Mondays in each
at Masonic hall. J.s9W. Foley, w.
NJ. w. +. Cochrane, Secretary.