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KEMP. w. c.. and wife.
kOTTE. William G.
KlMIlEY, Mrs. John, and family.
KELLY. Tom. wife and two children.
KRECKRECEIS, Joe. wife and three
children.
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MOORE. two children Of pud.

MOORE, two children Of Pud.
MOORE, -.
MoREo. Grotto. wife and seven chill
dren.
MORLEY, ID. and wife.
MORTON, Hammond and four chliarun'
MUDCAHBY. two children.
MUM, Mrs. J. W., Sr
MUBRIE. Mrs. Annie and daughter
MYER, Hermann, wife and son.
MYERS, Mrs. c. J. and one child
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70 al, railroad. entering ..ss,, ns,'T rvs /,
ing cotton consigned 70 I'm vmunir,is y =,
Co Galyeston: Please oop ii os1s'''
Thomas Taylor q co. -
building. Houston. At oDo''
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Ar cArHoLro oRPHANAdh

SISTER CAMILLUs. superiorssf
SISTER MARY VINCENT.
SISTER MARY ELlZABEIh'
SISTER RAPHAEL.
SISTER CATHERINE.
SISTER GENEV1EVH.
SISTER FBLICTTUs.
SISTER MARY FINBAH
SISTER EV ANGBLlST.
SISTER BENIGNUS.
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FABEY, sumpty.
FABY, c. s., wife and two Children.
W between sixteenth and Seventeenth.
FALK.--Ail but one of the family OF
James Falk
FALKBNHAGEN, George and son.
FARMER, Mrs. l, Y.
FARRER, Mas Mania Of surivan's
Island.
FAUCETr. Roberts,
FArCBTT Mrs. Bella
FEIGLE George, and dauyhtsv.
FBIGEL, Martin.
FEIGEL. John, Sr.
FISHER, ME- and Mn. waiter r., ana
two children.
FLASH. william. and daughter, OF
Twenty-fourth street and avenue p.
FoRBUSH. Iohn and Freddie. Kincaide
addition
FORD, BEN a fisherman.
PORTLAND, Mrs. Claude g.. and EiH-
ter @isa Helen sommers.
FORGET. julius.
FOSTER, Mrs 3. r.
FOSTER, Mrs. August.
FOSTER, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry, and three
children.
FRANCOIS, ---. six members OF the
family OF Francois, a we'll known walter,
together with sixteen other persons, who
took refuge In his house,
FRANK, Auton. wife ana two daughters
FRAU Mrs. August, and daughter.
FREDRICKSoN, Viola.
FREDR1CKSoN, Mrs. and baby,
FRE1sE, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ
FREr1HER, Mrs Fritz.
FBEITAG, Charles, lo-yeAr-old son Of
Father Is alive.
FRETwEi.L, ]. B. Mre., and boy.
FRIEDMAN, -, wife and son.
FRITZ, ---.
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thousand. .uts.r win sss'. .I l'ss' ]: !.
dueing great dspres,sio.sss s % - y, 4
xost.en, oonstipstisa. ns 80 svss, ~ Y
bINE win stinaist. sas 49, ! ~.
bowels regular. ssd rssn - 2
sasya.cu 4 sperstA ns~
- ~ 4. q Ktssshe
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WALLIS, Lee. and fomr al onildrsA
dren and thrss y.
wAEELEE, MIRA. David n,
WARNKB. Mrs. A. w 49,.
dren. - ana i've EN-
dren. "ito and six ~
WARREN. James. wit. =.
dren. and ssY Al
WARREN. John.
WARWARVOSISY AdoIn,
night. W 70 Mosd0
MEBBER. W. j.. and two osr,. 4.
MESSI ER. Edward. and fams,u
WEpSlb h' Tom. Sr., assistas.
four. 'O' q the port, and fausIl ~ =
WEssTpR; Edward, ahd two NJ.
wife. VI peace. IL
WBIER. Judge. and wfs
WDlNBERGER. Fritz j
WENMAS, Mrs John d 49,. E
dren. -na tso CHI
WENsMoRH FAMILY, ,ev..
residing In the East End "smsen
WHARTON. --
WHITE, (son-ln-raw OF And.
family down the island e'son) md
WILLIAMS. Mrs. Frank 80 tx.
WILLIAMS. Miss. 'nnd
MlbLlAMS, Miss Sara, Of oea,s \.
Mill AMs father Of Francis eeoi n.!oq
WILSON, Maryan. and babv W0'o'si).
WILSON, Mrs. B.
WINCoTT, Mrs.
WOOD, Mrs. s. w,
WOOD. mother OF Deputy nae. !. 4.
Marshal Wood. '' sass
WOODWARD, Miss Hattie
WOODWARD. Mrs. wife OF ri. -.
ward OF the Galveston News. and w. ' .S,'
dren. 'As 'Wo Gnu
WOLFE. Officer Charles. and ~.
WOLFE. Charles j.. police o,rias,
WooLLAM, Joe. Annie. Guy aod IL,
cnlIdren OF Mr.. James Woullam.
WOQL'LAM. C.. and wife I'M, II,
Alfred --aias nl
WoRRAL. wife and child.
WYNDMAN. Mrs.
WILLIAMS. Sam (colored,
WILLIAMS. Mrs. e. c. (eoIor.avs.
WEBS, Prof.
WOODROW, Matilda.
WASHINGTON, Mrs.
WARREN, Celia.
WASHINGTON, Mrs,
WlLKE, assistant city electrician
WARING, Mrs, (colored) OF Cblca,,
WISRODT, August, Jr., and VIZ <,
two children. 'Ds
WEINBERG, Otto. wife and DE ,Al.
dren. 'a''
WALKER. Louis D., Thirty ninth ana
WATKINS, Mrs, F. Stanley. Arth,,
Berna, Thirty second and on.
! WALLIS, Lee, wife, mother four An.
dren and little orphan girl who tormsiI,
lived at Palestine
| WATKINS, Stanley and Arthur.
WRIGHT, Jennie n. and Lula, iuas x
| WALKER, Joe, Thirty-ffth and r.
WILLIAMS, Rosanna tcoloredl,
WINBERG. Mrs. f. A. and Fritz.
WALLACE. Scott.
WALLACE, Earle. }rg
| WALDON, son OF Henry (ccii
WALSH, Joseph.
| WARNER, Mrs A. q
| WARNER, Mrs. Flora
WARRAH, Martha.
WEBER, Mrs. Charles T.
WEBER, Mrs. Anna.
| WEBER. Mr.. f., and family.
WE1DMANN. Fritz.
WEISS. Oscar. wife and child.
WENDEMAN. Mrs.
WESTAWAY. Mrs. George
WHARTON. -.
| WHITE. family OF Walten
WHITTLE. Tom.
WILDE. Mrs. and Mig rreedA va
WILLIAMS, father Of Francis
| WILLIAMS. Mrs. Frank. and csila
WILSON. Annie
WINS CoATTE. Mrs. w. D.
WHITB. -.
WILLIAMS. Alex.
WILLIAMS. Joseph N. a.ss
WILLIAMS. Sam (colored>.
WILLIAMS. Bob (colored). a
WINDMANN. Mrs.
WINMoRE. James. wife and two ehn
dren.
WYNN. Mrs. and child,
WHITLEY. H.
WOOD. William (colored).
WOODS. Miss. from Joliet. m
WOODS. Mrs. Julia.
WOODNANNIE. Miss, Of Joliet III
NiURZLOW. Mrs.
YpATEs, child OF c. X.
YOUNGBLOoD, L. j.. wife ana ennS
YEAGER. Will am.
YOUBNS, Lille and Henry Geoiss
YOUNGER. Evelina. and TWO clis'''
tcolored).
zgNKE. August, Richard O. ans =
| 6npnH
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A LIST OF
THE DEAD

GREY, Randolph, four children and sis
ter-in-law, Thirty-ninth and U.
GUEST, Mamie.
GULLETT. Colonel. Of Victoria
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BAILEY. George, wife and three enil-
tren.
BALIENLiN. Mrs
BANKERS. Mrs. Charles.
BARDEN, Mr.. and Mrs, !. n
BARNARD, Mrs.
BAXTER, Mrs, and child. lost In Mag
mas store.
BEACH, Miss Nina OF Victoria,
BELL. Mrs. A. G.
BECKER. Mrs John F.. and twO oafi-
dren.
BELL Henry.
BELL Alexander. wfo. two non4 ana
daughter.
BELL, George, wife and four children.
BELL, Mrs. Dudley. wife of News
compositor. and child
BEfLEw, Mr.. and Mrs. J. and daush-
ter, SIS L.
BELCHER, Mrs. owen, three ahiidren
Of Mrs. Belcher was saved.
PENN. Mrs. Annie. ana two children.
BERGER Mrs. Lucy,
BERGER. W. L., wits ans child.
BELTS. Walter. well known cotton seed
product broker, and wife
BBVERTDGE. Mrs. j. l., and children.
BIsBEY and family.
BIRD. Mrs. j.. and Ave children.
BIRD, Mrs. and child
BLAND, Mrs.
BLAND, Mrs. Florence.
BLAND tcolored), Mrs, alI seven ehi.-
dfcn Of
BoATWRIGHT Mrs.
BOEDECK Err. H., fat3i' brother and
isister-in-law. ThiTty-seveath and Ave-
nue. or,
BoEDECKER. Chsrles
BoECKEt2, John, 1929 Pr, Wits and
daughters Mae and Vida.
BOSS. Charles.
BOSS. p.
BOWIE, Mrs John. ami two children.
BOWIE, Mrs, wife NJ Police officer John
Bowe, and three children.
BOWS. Mrs. John, and two children.
BRAUN. mother and father Of S. p
Braun
BRoCKTrNDAN, three children Of J. T
BRoEC~taR. Mr.. and Mrs. John p. ant
awo children.
BRoBCKBR. Mrs.
BROOKS. J. r.
BROpHY, end wife.
BROWN, Winnie NJ
BRYAN, Mrs. ana Miss Alice. OF South
McAlcster l. r.
BURGE. William. wife and children.
BURROWS. Mrs
BURNETT, Mrs. Gary, and Two children
and Mrs Mary n Burnett.
BURNETT. Mrs. George. wife OF Depu
~ Clerk Burnett OF the United Slater
court, and child. Twenty-fourth and Ave
nua pib.
BURNS, Mrs
BUSCH. Charles. wife and thrcs chill
dren
BYRD, Mrs. j. G., and child
BYRNES ---9 wife and sister
BYRD, the family OF Police offlosr Byrd
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zpNKn. August, Richard Q. sns y

ZEIGLER, Mrs. Fred.
zIPP, Mrs, and daughter.
ZWHIGDI,. Mrs. and two dsasn's'
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CuNwY toolored), grandmother .. the
late Wright Quincy.
CUNEY, r. @. and mother.
CURRY, Mrs. Martha J. and Miss
Louisa.
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NELL, -. and family, down the is
land
NELSON, John, wife and three children
NELSON. Mrs. and daughter.
NOLAN. Mother and entire family, ex-
cept two, OF J. B. Nolan, telegraph oper-
ator
NOLAN, Mrs.
NoLLBY, Mrs Sam and four children
together with ton other women ana emil
dren. Fortieth street and Avenue T.
NORTH and family.
NORTON, Mrs. and two children.
NEIMANN, Mrs. and Miss Dora.
NORTH. Miss Archie.
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TARPEY, Joseph.
TAYLOR, Mrs. (col.).
TENCH Mrs. c.
THOMAS, Mrs. and ono child.
THOMPSON Mother-in-law and sister
in-law OF Billy Thompson Of FIRE depart
ment
TICKEL. II. j.. wife and two children.
TIVERA. Officer.
TIN, Herman.
TOR. Tom. and four children.
ToUREA. -, police officer.
TOVREA. Sam. wife and four children.
TOVECA, Sam, police officer. wife and
four children.
TRHADWELII. Mrs J. B.. and infant.
TREBOsIUS-Wifo Of George Trebosius
of the Galveston News and two sisters Of
Mr.. Trebosus
TREBoRIUs, Fritz (missing).
FRESHMAN. Mrs. r.. and children.
TURNER, Mrs. X. and little girl
TURNER. Mrs.
TRIZEVANT, Jordan.
THURMAN, Mrs.
TROSTMAN. Mrs. p. and three chii.
dren.
TAYBR. verma and NJ. c.. rhirty-seo.
onG and LIZ.
TAYLOR. Mrs. ]. W.
THOMAS, Nolan and Nathan,
Thomson, Mrs. W. B.. and two ehn-
dren.
dren.
THoRToN, Leigh. two children OF.
TICKLE, Mrs. James, Sr.,
TlLLEBACH, Mrs. Charles, ana two
children.
TooTCHAKER, Mrs. J. n
TOOTHAKER. Miss Eta.
I TRAHAN, Mrs H. ". and cni1d.
iRAVERS. Mrs. II. O.. and son Sheldon.
u
ODE1b o., west Of city on island,
uLRlDGE, Adelaide (oolored).
ONGER, Mrs. p. sSd hvs children
pAMBY. Mrs. b. (colored,.
VIDovIoH Mike.
,VlLLENEUyE. Mrs. and child. OF
Hitchcock.
VoNpENBADEN. tweuty-three mem
oers OF family reported lost
drcn.
VAN LIEw, MolIie.
VAN buren,, Herman, wife ana three
children.
uLRIDGE, Adelaide fcoi.)
VAN BUREN. Ethel
NAUGHT Edna. child OF w J. vaugnt.
NirociTcH. John, and family.
wAaoaAN. N.
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YEATEs, child Of c. X.
YoUNGBLOoD, L. j.. wife and ennD
YEAGER, viii am.
YOUBNS. Lille and Henry GeoIr
YOUNGER. Evelina. and two cni''''
tcolored).
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II
EDdoNsToN. Mrs
EnNUNSON. Mrs.
EDWARDS. Miss Bliza.
EDWARDS. Henry. and Ave children.
Klncalde addition
EGGERT. William. and son Charles.
EGGERT. Fred. and father.
FGGEBT. Will. and family.
ECKERT. Charles, Thirty-seoond and
Church.
EGGERT, Ed, nnd family.
! DICHDER. Edward, Thirtisth street and
Avenue Nh
BLIsoR, two children of Captain and
Mrs win Ellison one drowned in the
mothers nrma).
! ELLIS Mrs. and family.
! EMANUEL, Joe, ...
| ENGEIlKE, John. and sife md child.
| ENGLISH, John. wife and child.
| EVANS Mrs, Katie. and two daughters
Katie and Fannie.
EVANS, Mrs. Kate, and two children.
( S2l6 o.
/ EVDRHART, -. mother father, SIS
ter and brother of H., E. Evsrhart.
| EWING. Miss.
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CURRY. Mrs. Martha J. and MISS
Louisa.
pABNnY. -, moth~ and sister Of
Will r. Dsbney
DALEY, William, agent for Charles p.
orthwein q Co.. grain exporters and
steamship agents.
DAhrM1LI. w. D. and Wife tcoL);
school principal,
DARFFE, Mr. ana Mrs. and two daugh-
tiers.
BARLEY. John r.. wife and daughter
Belle.
DAVENPORT. three children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wharton Davenport near Woollams
lake,
DAY. Alfred; found in tree.
DAVIS. Mrs, and daughter.
DAVIES, Charles.
DAVIES. John r.. and wife.
DAVIS Gussie.
DAVIS. Miss Emmai trained nurse.
DAVIS. Mrs. Mary, ami children, Car
RE, Alice, Lizzie and Eddie.
DAVIS. Henry T., Sr.
DAVIS Mr. and Mra. Gabel
DAY, Az
! DAY, Willie.
DEAN. child OF n. 3.
DELANEY, Captain Jack chief custom
hOuae Inspector, ana VIE ana sOn JO1,
! Seventeenth street and Avenue n.
| DELAY, Paul. and two daughterAa
| DBMEsIE,. Mrs and two sons.
| DEMSEY Mr.. and Mrs.
| DINTER. Mrs, and daughter.
! DIRKE, Henry, and family.
| DIXON, Mrs. Tom and three children.
DONNELLY. Nick, Twenty-seventh and
r.
/ nORIBN. George, and wife.
| DORM Mrs Jennie.
DORIAN. Mrs. George, and Ave children.
| DOYLE, father Of Miss Lisgls Doyle.
DOWELL, Mrs sam, and Miss Mona.
DoWLES, Sam, wife and one child
Thirteenth and postoface
DRECKSMIDT. -.
DREWA, II. A.. 1923 NJ
DREWA, II. A.
DUCOS, Madeline and Octsvia, fT1A ".
DUCOs. Leon. and two children.
DURHAM. George r.. and wife.
DUNHAM, George r.. Jr.. and two onii-
dren.
DUNNIN, Mrs. Howard c.. and three
children.
DUNNING, Richard.
DUNTON, Mrs. II.
n
!
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-20
EAT GOOD MEAT

And you will feel more like working
1.-The world will seem brighter-every--
thing will look better to you. Don't
go about with a bad taste in your
mouth and a hankering after some
thing, when one Of Gussner's corn fed
steaks fine roast that will cook up
fit for a kings table-a delicious cut
of pork or mutton-will set you right
with the world again. Nothing bet
ter in Chicago than Gussner cuts on
the block right here at home-the
best young beeves bought and grain
fattened-properly seasoned-there's
nothing more you could ask for. Step
into Gussner's and ask for the best in
the meat line. You'll get it. q
GEORGE GUSSNER.
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itors were present, including several
women who had been taken in by Car
ver's representations and testified to
the statements he had made to them.
Their testimony was to the effect that
Carver had represented himself as an
agent for the Delineator and had Of
fered them a years subscription for
81 and four yards of slid, of which he
had samples, as a premium without
any additional charge. Carver had
stated, they said, that the firm had
bought out a wholesale silk establish
ment and were thus enabled to make
the offer. The witnesses said they
had paid him a dollar, for which he
had given them a receipt.
The samples of silk were in evil
dence. w. II. Webb testified that his
firm was agent for the Butterick peo-
pie in this city and that in response
ito a telegram from him asking if they
had any authorized agents making any
such offers as Carver was making,
they stated they had not. Mr.. Webb
said the silk which Carver offered was
worth 65 to rs cents a yard.
This afternoon the hearing of the
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TO those allowed the jobbing trade OF
Crcokston and Fergus Falls. The
question is of a broader character than
appears on the surface. Grand Forks
simply voices dissatisfaction felt at
Fargo, Wahpeton and other towns in
that state since distributing rates were
allowed in the northern part of Min
shesota. 1
tt is extremely doubtful il flicker
tail jobbing interests are given such a
Christmas gift. 4 the first place, an
examination Of the earnings of the
roads in that state is not believed to
support the request. Should Grand
FORKS be given a distributing tariff
several other towns would follow with
a similar demand, and the revenue OF
the roads would be threatened. Be
sides, there is said to be trouble pend
ing on account Of the concessions
made to Fergus Falls and Crookston
in this state. Other towns are rest
less over the arbitrary r~uling-towns
which do more business, in fact, than
do either OF the two mentioned.
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ABOUT ADVERTISING.

An old and successful business man
says. The best plan in buying news
.paper~space is to contract at one time
for a certain number of inches, all one
desires to use within a year, with the
privilege of using it in such quantities
daily as n wishes. By this method
the space is secured at a price which
the merchant, needing but a small
amount at a time, could NOT otherwise
secure-it enables him to have his
small announcements inserted at the
same price per line as his largest An
other advantage is that eventually the
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Her PropoxaIs,

Talking Of the Baroness Burdett
Coutts Lord Houghton said: Miss
Coutts likes me because 1 never propos-s
ed to her. Almost all the young men Of
good family did Those who did their
duty by their family always did. Mrs.
Browne Miss Coutts' companion, used
to see it coming and took herself out of
the way for ten minutes. but she only
went into the next Q and left the
door open. and then the proposal took
place. and Immediately it was done
Miss Coutts coughed. and Mrs. Browne
came in again."-Augustus j. c. Hare's
Recolleetions.
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BUSINESS ON an N. F.

Though business N the n. 2. con-
tinues good, but there is little doing
locally. The fine weather and absence
of the expected heavy snow fall has
made work light on this division for
laboring men 50 far. There has been
no serious accidents on this division
and no delays to passenger trains due
to snow. Two light accidents oc-
Cured this week, one being derailment
of engine and two cars on the Coopers-
town branch. The engine struck q
side drift and left the track but no
damage was done. Conductor Fletcher
had two cars jump the track at Nc
Kenzie's crossing Monday. One car
turned upside down and one was
thrown crossways OF the track. Cause
broken fange. No one was hurt
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MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

1t is certainly gratifying to the pub
lie to know Of one concern in the land
who are not afraid to be generous to
the needy and suffering. The pro-
prietors of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds,
have given away over ten million trial
bottles Of this great medicine; and
have the satisfaction Of knowing it has
absolutely cured thousands Of hope
less cases Asthma, bronchitis, hoarse-
ness and all diseases of the throat,
chest and lungs are surely cured by it.
Call on p. q. Remington, druggist,
and get al free trial bottle. Regular size
so cents and 81. Every bottle guar
anteed, or price refunded.
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NEW MAP.


COMMISSIONER THOMAS ISSUES
"A NEW STATISTICAL MAP OF
THE STATE FOR IMMIGRANTS.
Commissioner Thomas has issued a
new statistical map Of the state.
brought down to date and corrected,
and an Invaluable document for pros
.pectiye immigrants. It shows the
vacant land in each county in the state,
crops raised, nature Of land, and the
final addition, the population, the COM
missioner has been enabled to make
by the recent announcement OF the
census figures for the state. The
maps can be obtained by addressing a
postal card to the commissioner at
Bismarck.
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Many will remember Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams, the young artists, when in
the city last summer, and recall his
death at Fort Yates. His widow has
published his Indian drawings. accom-
panied BY descriptive text from the
pen OF Mrs. Williams. The work is
entitled "An Alphabet Of Indians"
and can be seen at the Capital Book
Shore.
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THE CARVER CASE.

HEARING OF THE CARVER CASE
FOR ALLEGED SWINDLING IN
JUSTICE TIBBAIS COURT TO
DAY.
The hearing OF the case against ].
H. Carver, charged with %swindling,
was had before Justice Tibbals today.
Carver was in the court o with
his wife, who is not under arrest but
accompanies her husband. Carver
has been confined In Jail pending q
hearing. Attorney Stoyell represents
the defendant in the 81
Il number OF witnesses and specta-
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ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
5 I'EE CITY
ssss@g

.phENA S"O
WEATHER FORECAST.
The temperature for the past twenty
Q hours ending at three o'clock was:
Maximum 49,: Minimum "a the minus
sign indicates a temperature below zero1
Fair Tonight and friday Moderate
Temperature.
The high school pupils will hold a
dime social in the G. Ar. hall toffhor-
row evening. Willis Cochran, Miles
Marvel and Chas. Morris will present
a paper, The boys say it will be a
warm number.
Commissioners have been issued as
colonies, on the staff of the governor
to Dr. H. r. Porter Of this city and
Mayor Johnson of Fargo. These gen
tlemen leave for trips to foreign lands
and the honors are bestowed just be-
fore their departure.
The tile floor being laid in the office
of the Sheridan is the same as in use
in many establishments in st. Paul,
and the S%aulspalgh house at Mankato
uses it IN the Office floor. 1T is dur
able and wears white after it is used
for' a time. 1t is among the most
popular tiles for office flooring.
George Gussner is filling an order
for a Thousand jack rabbits, sent him
by an eastern party. What is to be
the fate of the feet footed Jacks is a
question, but it is probable they will
go into the market as Belgian hares
and compete with the Belgian rabbit
for favor on the holiday dinner table.
0 Pioneer Press: The conference be-
tween the Northern Pacific telegraph
ers and the Northern Pacific officials
has progressed far enough to warrant
the assertion that the operators will
be granted theirs demands. The
schedule of rates for compensation
proposed has been gone over and ev-
cry adjustment thus far has been
made without friction. One Of the
~teIegraphers' committee said yesterday
that the committee would be able to
return home Within q few days.
a somewhat remarkable circum-
Stance is developing in connection
with Wonderland, the annual period
cal Of the Northern Pacific adyertis-
ing the Yellowstone park and ada
cent territory. Work on the 1901
Wonderland is practically completed
but requests are still being received
81 the 1900 issue. Notwithstanding
that 10000 Of the latter were printed
it is understood that the passenger
departmental the road is now con.
sidering the adYisabilitys Of issuing
another edition of 5000 copies. Few
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-20
HOLIDAY RATES.

The b., w. & g. F. Ry Co. will sell
tickets for M fare for the round "trip
between all stations commencing Sat
urday, Dec. %, good to return We'd
nesday, Dec. 26. To obtain this rate
tickets must be purchased before en-
tering train, except at such points
where there is 10 agent.
3. H. WALKER,
Traffic Manager.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-20

]. Il. Bly,, NJ. d., specialist; diseases
of women; all irregularities corrected;
book 10c; all you need to know; pri-
vate home in confinement. Room I
to 9, q Fourth street south, Mime
apolis, third floor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-20

WI Ting Fang, his imperial Chinese
majesty's envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary, was the guest
of honor at a dinner given by the Lo-
tus club in New York Saturday even
ing.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-20
The Mx.terx Of Cont.

1t is better to confess ignorance than
to false knowledge. In spite OF
the careful study that has been given
to the subject Of govt it must be admit
ted that we are as yet uniformed as to
fits exact nature.-Medical Record.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-20
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar
coated globule Of health, that changes
weakness into strength, listlessness
into energy, brainfag into mental
power. They're wonderful In building
mp the health. Only % cents per box,
Sold by P. G, Remington, druggist.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-20

Maj William Hawley, one of the
most popular OF retired army officers
in Sam Francisco, has caused a sensa-
rion among his friends by Slipping off
ITO Los Angeles and marrying a veal
thy Chicago widow, Mrs. Mary ]. Hep
burn