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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice q sieeahoiaer's usssI,

The annual meeting Of s,ocxh,l]
ers If Fidelity Trust compsny Z
Seattle viii be held at the ofsu
the corpora ton. room T0t Seu IN
block. seattle. Wsshingtoa. % -
second dav Of March. A. %. Isl n
the hour u II o'clock q. n. ~ n
purpose Of eiectinx a board Of rs
tees for the ensuing year. ana "A
transaction Of such other bus.ne. y
may properly come before the n<el
tng. J. y. GLEASON.
S4cretzry
THE annual meeting Of stocsholiss1
% the Yellow Jacket Mlninr Al
viii be held at the Office q ~
company, room - sullivan bad
Monday. March II. 1901. atsrr|
g. MOCITON, Secretary.
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WANTED TO RrY.

We have a cash customer FOR a room
ing house ~ 20 TO % rooms, be
tween fesler way and Pike street
We aleo have customer for a room
ing house OF 40 to iO rooms in the
same district for cash.
u. l. WILSON a. Co.
Tel Main $50 M4 washington blk
MAN with $3.50 cnsh can secure In
tcrest In business paying him 500
month clear; clean inside work.
Inquire G, a. Linn, i02 Yesler near
First
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They Are Needed.

city carpenters are today engaged
In putting new ventflators in the
receiving and working cells at po-
lice headaus rters.
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oua'apd Iioneer hnlldine
GREEN LAKE pROpt,RTY

GikEEN LA + PROPERTY
II you want Green Lake property
call and see us.
Ell. WILSON 4 co.
Tel. Main SIS. si4 Washington blk
We have $50 lots, the choice OF am
the property at Green Lake: Ses to-
500 per lot. on your own terms
Sl2ao-4-room house. lots. aOxi.Ot
good well. close 20 car line.
Sl2eo-i-room house lots; on car
line rent $40 per month. high ana
slightly.
500 to $3.50 for lots loxllO feet each.
two blocks from car line. city wa
ter and street TO be graded. park
ed and sidewalks laid at once. ON
easy payments, special terms to
those building.
sl2s to sl15 for acres in Kelsey's
Brighton Beach aero tracts: close
70 kenton car line; good soil, well
settled neighhorhood scent fare.
and p minutes ride from center
of town.
r. J. HUSTON. sos Bailey building.
30 acres fine bottom land. all In
grass, good house, barn b0N90. or
ehard, small fruit running water.
line farm. 6ls miles from Lake
Washington price reasnna bile.
COLLINS q WILLIAMS. room Bs
sullivan building.
WE have a choice list Of vacant lots
cottages, modern dwellings and
stores IN all parts OF the city, Ger
man American Investment Co. 5ls
Third avenue
Green Lake property 2 acres fine
garden land. cleared running wa
ter one block from ear line.
GREEN LAKE property Speciality.
j N Nallingford RoNweli bldg.
DON'T BUY until YOU see our list
y Renlek & Co. an 2fa Pnfio.
RUBBER STAMPS
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MINIS AND MlNlNo.

IL WAGE EARNE
Watch THE space
next week and see chance 10 work
Tor yourself
after a short time.
Investment OF $40 or more.
NADoN, WRIGHT " CO, brokers.
2ol PpCifc block. Alnslxn mines
and Nome claims a speciality.
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Diamond Ice In the best. It costs
no more than the cheapest. Tel.
Main 1853.
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AAChITEcTh.

a. TIbEMAND. n c9lman block.
MeManus a walker. ao1 \. Y. blk.
q ~ MouGHIoN, at.l. collins.
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National Bank OF Commerca
BUsINtss CHANGER

WHAT will the harvest be- We
now have on hand several thous
nnds Of dollars. but We may need
more. Read this space tomorrow
and see whether We have any more
81 shares az 20 cents. We viii soon
begin drilling. as the lumber Is on
the ground for the derrick AZ Co
pals Point. Olympic oil Co. room
~, Haller block Seattle. Tel. Black
Is
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Go 10 z. c. Miles X Piper co. for
your Alaska outfits.
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ADS.
AasfRAcf OF IIrle.


ocboitNE. TkEAiEk a CO. inc..
Abstract Company. established
1881 Mining claim abstracts. Base
ment 81 the Mutual Life building
Booth Whitti.nsy ilanford Abstract
Co. eata biiHhed lsag. basement Of
Hailsr block Telephone Main isf.
SEATTLE Abstract co. y. y. bis.
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ATroANlYB.AY LAW.

VA. II. HUTINEn. Attorney at
Law Advice free. Suits prose-
cuted hud defended IN all courts.
~ years experience Proceedings
IN bankruptcy Compa nlsR iuCOr=
porAts1 Abstracts carefully eK-
amined, Collections made IN All
parts o. the unH@d states. High
est commercial and baak refsren-
esa 81 Third avenue. opposite
Public Llbrary. Phone Man 1000.
J. y. HALL. JH.. IL HoKweii BLOCK.
100 Columbia 81. above lat Ave.
aencfal practice IN all the courts.
Ia niaEe Cases q Specially.
Moderate Fees Consultation Free.
Ten Years Active Practice
". p FOSTER formerly Of MsC0n=
n~ilsVilie| o., bari ~x=fcfefee Ia
Ekfuufey general laW practice
co'isrtiona etc. t0s-f Mutual Life
building i'h0ne Main "a.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or-at-iaN. Dexter Horton BANK bid
] a KELLOGG. Is HALEY building
HLNsoN = AUST. 2 Boston Hook
" u LAMnuTa. so..L Pacific blk
4. g. MACDONALD. 400 Burke Hld.
Root. Palmer q isrowa. Pioneer old.
p. z. coSoVEK. eau Hbiief bldg.
LYMAN z. KNAPP 20 teller BLDG
q. WARD kEaP. a. Hurks bldg
! " DOUGLAS. % New York bik
RICHARD osnoRN. 7os.s. NJ. *
8. :. t.ANGl.ASD. 81 New York BIZ
HORACE PETER. tib New York 81
Frst. u. Peterson. go Mutual iife.
. Y. Park Eh. az Pacific Block.
PIERRE r FfRnY 1910 second.
y 2. MAnTIN .a,xg 90. z Potion ~
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The Canadian eaak Of Conmsree

The canadian eaAk OF Ionmeroe
Capital pad up. 90. ~
eight Miilion DoiiErsl
shi haRA $50 tsss stFsfsts a-sHAN.Vetl
interest allowed on time deposits.
A general Banking business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner OF
James ST and Second Avenue
u. A. CAMERON Mgr.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Capital $50. 600
General banking business transacted
J. u. HoEc. ir.. pres. n. McMick-
en-. vice pres. I. Turner. cash. r.
y. FafkhurMt Asst. cash. Exchange
On principal cities = u. g, Europe
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL hank
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid IN. ts2s. 600. sur
plus. SIS coo.
Furth. preH.: J. r Goldsmith.
vice pres. v. Y. AnkenY. cashier.
Correspondents IN principal cities
IA the United States ans Europe.
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CITY WATER. 5Oc "A month better
than well OF bucket See Helper
wafer service with go i0tns cot
taKea fixed for hos aud cold water.
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NlNtFNbfNff D.
GERTRUDE MYREN. Hotel te-
land. SO second avenue. No charge
unieHH satisfaction given.
Fletunce Marvin. % years senttle'H
nfanhelgaH 1908 FlfHt neaf u. q.
tosL.tIfOs AaEscin-.
MONEY collected. 81 Boston block.
GENERAL Collections. 90 Pioneer.
COM RAG toR and sUlLoEFs.
sODEHQUlHT = EIEAF. shops
at 1890 Spring street
!. Il. gWtFf. house ana sign paint
er zit Spring aIreet ...-.------------
CLOTHES CLEANING.
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing 20.
clothes In shape 81 90 month. dye
ing repairing 1901 ard. hun 1904.
HfGHEBT prices fof CASTOR cloth
InE naye Taylor ~ starr BOY. I'D
DANCING ACADEMIES.
~ DANCING LESSONS = $3.50
Ladies' ana gentlemen joining our
opening ciaHBrH for beginners now,
Monday aud Friday evenings az
go Guarantee waltz. Z-htcp and
all the latest ball room dances.
Extremely low rate for gentlemen
Who can take lrHfaus at once.
Exclusive private lessons daily az
Wilson Dancing Academy, Kanke
block. Pike street. Circulars mall
81 free. Heattle.a leading dancing
school.
MIR. and Mra Little'H Academy. de-
A.. a. al
tare zl2 Mafiagn bet 1rd and tth.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
.asas=ssa a=Hsaa.aaez=sH -ssssaHzss.r-s
LUCAS Detective Agency. Union
block y. DaN-aon. nnanager.
Dentists.
A. W. PHILLIPS. ca Heuasy Blk.
Chlcaao Dental 60. ga Hlnekley
oREssMAkERs.
Mime. Muriei. skirts faced aud bound.
10 20 asm,tu pm. % Mcdonald ok
Mrs. cuRIHTIANRoS. b5 Union
block, vii 50 out by the day
MME. SMITH. modiste. Hineklsy.
LYNCH q SHAW. le-7 Haller Bldg.
pYeiNo AND CLEANING.
AMERICAN steam Dye Works. dry
cIsa ming. TIA % ave. Tel. Main ls7
ENGRAVING.
SEATTLE Engraving %. high grade
printing PIE les. Hlneklsy block.
FtNANciAL-Wsntee 10 Borrow.
WHY keep your money ia bank
shsn We can get you ! per cent
on fifat mortgage. improved real
estate 81 the city Of EeattieT Ger
man American Investment Co. 5i3
Thlra Ave. Opposite public library
FINANCIAL.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS 20 loan
on real estate in Seattle Ia sums
of 400 10 $50 004. German Ameri-
can Investment Co. sis Third ave,
To LOAN Private money AT low
rate Of interest Gfali. Damus A
osnef. ig7 Marion street.
WARRANTS bought ana sold. Nor
ftson 4 Erheiman Mutual Life bid
FOR RENT.
OFFICES and desk room. steam
heat and good light. Inquire 1is
New York block
FOR SALE.
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cloIHEa eLEANINo.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing 60
clothes In shape 81 90 month. dye.
ing repairing 1907 ard. Hun 1904
HtGHEsT prices fof CASTOR cloth.
lnK DnHe Taylor. 10 stan BOYD hld
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PacIfc COast sieamship Co.

FOL San | raIicl~co
The com nany's steam.
Hhtps State oi Gal,
Walls Walla umatllla
and city Of fuahla
Leave Seattle . Am,
Feb. g. s. l8. rs. -,
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale ~ contents N & room
private residence. =. -. Bicksrtou
viii sell bY suction on the premises
No. 1tt s4th ave. =. take Rainier
Heights and Jackson 81 cars SALE
begins on Thursday. Feb. =. At
les a. N. BED sets springs. mat
ireHass. pArior suit library table.
china closet. extension table din
inE chairs. toilet sefA croChery. ell
sEant couch. CARPETS. rugs. Buck
range. kitchen furnishings. etc. y
J hickefton. eucttnnser.
uNHESEHFEn auction eait 81 fur.
niture 1t Hlekrrtan'H saisnroofus.
1873 First avenue. on wednesday
the s7th. At iQsn BED sets.
springs. mattresses. folding bed
nidehnart. extension fahle. ward
robe. parlor suite. hail tree, nns
upright piano. dining chairs. rock
rrs. elegant organ. center tables.
steel range. cook stoves. heaters.
fancy tables carpets. rugs. hall
lamp. counters. pool table. every
thing will be sold without reserve.
II ~ Hick~rtan. nurtinueer.
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PATENT ATTORNEY.
Personal.

Barnes 4 Co. 7l-7t stsrr noya bidr
p. y. ADAMS. drafting. colman bla.
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Any work that should not prove
satisfactory VIII he attended 20 free
OF charge in our nearest Office.
We are making speciality - sold
etuwn and bridge wnrki the most heau-
tful. painless aud durable n all dental
work known 70 The rrnfsHHlnn. our
name slime Will be guarantees that
your work will BE- u tho best We
have specialiat in each department
heHt OPERATOR best gold workmcn and
extrhctufh Of teeth, IN fact. All the
ttan are inventors u modern dentistry.
We viii tell you IN advance exactly
what your work will cost ~ free eN-
animation. Give % = call and YOU
will find We % exactly what We ad-
veftire
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MISCELLANEOUS.

W =. MURDOCH. Instructor guitar
and wnndoliu 1920 HeIVoka block
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soDEHoUlaT y no ELEAF. Hhops
at as 40 Spring street
!. Il. gWtFf. house ana sign paint
81. 2if HprnK ntfeet
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GERTRUDE MYREN. Hotel Le-
land. SO 3cEnud avenue. No charge
unieHH antiHfnctian given.
Flolnnee MnlKln. % Heara nenllle.a
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ocuLIsTs Ano AURlsrs.

DH KiHBE. bailey Buildlng
Or J. a aackinn0n. 4 Chaplin bldg.
DIR sHELLABARGER ~ HncNsy
DIR. FONDA NADEAU. eye. caf.
NOSE sud throat a3f liufke Bldg
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ooaL.oTfOs AaINClHz
or hAcIoR and aUILoGRs.

M0NEY collected. q norlon block.
Collections. 90 pioneer.
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ADVERTISE IN The Star.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-25

the owners of seven COWS that were
impounded.
Pat Lyons came in on the noon
train from Steele.
Superintendent Wilson and Bridge
Foreman Ingalls, are in the city today.
The Drayton Echo has compliment
tary notice of Rev. Anedrson's first
sermon at his new p~astorate.
Senator Wesley Baker of Livona is
a guest in the city today. He reports
no prairie fires yet in his locality, and
hopes they will keep off his ranges
this fall A*<
Will O'Hara and Miss Kirk have re-
turned from Steele and Dawson,
where they displayed a line Of mil1in-
cry and cloaks and transacted a good
business with Kidder county ptople.
~ The young ladies OF the Basket Ball
club will play a match game at the
gymnasium Saturday evening. Ladies
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-25
BAck FROM Old IRELAND
City Treasurer +. z. Byrne Returned
Today from Six Months Trip to y
Ireland and Europe. Al.
Reports an Interesting and Profitable
Trip-Met Mike Fiavin in London
at House Of Commons. 81

$ . = : - +-F r"+ =. -" J. Esrsk n
10y Treasurer Pc. Byrne returned
on the noon train today from his old
nome IN Roscommon, ireland, where
he has been spending the summer.
taking occasion while abroad to visit
several European countries, including
several European countries, Germany,
Switzerland, Belgium aid France.
feeling much benefited by the trip.
The greater part Of his time was spent
in Ireland and England, visiting with
home folks and, renewing acquaint-
ance with the old country. He has
an in~exhalstible fund of interesting
"reminiscences OF his trip and feels
that the time abroad was well spent,
indeed.
There were two things that i'm
pressed me particularly" said he to-
day, in speaking of the trip. " and
they were the people OF Germany and
the scenery of Switzerland. For
genuine companionship, good fellow
ship and friendship, even with
strangers, no people excel the Ger
mans. For splendid scenery, it is
probable that no IT, country excels
Switzerland. In Germany 1 made the
trip up the Rhine. One who has moi
made the "trip cannot imagine thu
beauty and. interest of the "trip an6
its surroundings.
ireland, I believe, has much i'm,
proved, New land laws are in effec
now whereby tenants may purchas,
land on small payments with the con
sent of the landlords. Ihis has give1
many OF the former uenantry thei
own homes and has resulted in mucl
Improvement. A new law is undo
consideration now, whereby the sal
of land to tenants is made compul
sorry, and I believe this would result
in still greater Improvement.
I'm London I met Mike. Flavin
formerly of Bismarck, and ne and
had lunch together on the portico O
the house of commons. Mike is tn
official blocker for the Irish party
that is to say, he watches measure
that come up and interposes tn
proper objections if there is not
representation OF the Irish part
present In London it is a custom
that when a member Of the nous
crosses the street leading from tn
house, a policeman on duty raises hi
club and all traffic stops, until tn
member. gets across. SO it. aas com
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-25

8 Mayor Register has approved the
city bonding ordinance, .
Sheriff Goodall came down from
Dickinson this afternoon.
Chief Engineer Dixon of the B., W.
g g. F. road went west on the noon
train. =.
MI. and Mrs: E. 3. semling are en-
pertaining their brother, A. 3. Ander-
son Of Seattle. 49, :
= Forty-five dogs have had licenses
paid for them and several hundred are
still unlicensed. 81 r
Rev. Miller and family have been
busy this week getting settled in the
Methodist parsonage. .I
The city treasury has been replen-
ished TO- the extent of $21, paid by
JN-,h%t ~ = - ~ - ~ = ii p - = a- -yyrFFELs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-25

that when Mike crosses Parliament
street all the traffic of London stops.
He looks not much changed from
when he was IN Bismarck, except per-
haps that he is q little thinner and
more angular. CT the recent troubles
In the Irish section of the house,
where several Irish members were re-
moved by force, he told me the news
paper reports had much exaggerated
the incident / had a seat in the gall
cry OF the house, and heard John Dill
lon make a speech opposing the grant
of 100000 pounds to Lord Roberts.
Pat spent several weeks on this
side, visiting a brother ia New York
and an aunt in Providence. New York
is all election excitement, and there
is the hottest kind Of city fight on.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-25

probably be run some time about ii
Nov. ! when the side tracks and ter
m 4 will be in shape. Nj
Z The city officials are enforcing the
pound ordinance and a number OF. ami
mails found running at large in the
city were u in to the pound. Own
ers OF cows and live stock will find ii
much better to cooperate with the
authorities and endeavor to have the
law enforced without discrimination,
as the officers are determined to do.
Journal: Major James Mclaughlin
.of the United States Indian bureau
was in Minneapolis yesterday on a
visit to his nephew, Dr.. James A. Nc
Laughlin., Last night he Lett for
Devils Lake.: where he goss to treat
with the Indians for 10000 acres of
surplus land. The major has spent the
past summer on the Pacific coast and
returns to his work after a prolonged
frrlough, during which he paid no at
tention to Indian affairs.
Pioneer Press: Col. George e,
Pond, chief quartermaster, returned
yesterday from Bismarck, N. D.,
where he went to inspect the progress
of work on new Fort Lincoln. "The
work is going ahead slowly" he
said. lit is next to impossible to Sc
cure labor at reasonable prices. Me-
chanics r earning Sc a day and un-
skilled labor 81. For all the labor is
taken away by the railroad companies
and the farmers. The farmers, in
fact, have not been able to thresh out
all their wheat yet. The grain is ly-
ing about the field or disappearing in
smoke. The great prairie fire that
came down from Manitoba has de-
stroyed thousands of bushels Of wheat
and fax"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-25
BISMARCK DAILY rRIBUNE' FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1901

invited to attend; admission % cents.
Cocoa and waters Will be served:
sesclsrrettary.. y q State Porter. Auditor udi
Garlbloms and Land Commissioners
Llas,xdal returned east this afternoon.
Secretary CGestchell went down to
Valley City and wakedem up there
on the question of stone Sidewalks
such as are being put iii at, Bismarck
and. all up to date and Wide awake
towns. +. + :. #aI2s 81
City Auditor ThistlethWafte is ad-
ven:tising for bids for the construction
Of sidewalks along Main street where
owners have failed, TO put them In
according to the direction or the city
council. Z af HEE sxHES " r.
Joseph Hare: We. are sole agents
for the Marion Retort Oak Ignite
heater: This is the best Ignite
heater OF the market, especially
adapted for burning the Washburn ill.,
mite coal. =. ~. a.
In the trial Of Glover at Gettysburg,
$. D., charged with shooting and. kill
ing n DAILY, formerly a. resident OF
this vicinity, the jury brought in
verdict of not guilty. Glover claimed
the shooting was done in self defense.
The separator belonging to the King
brothers, being operated by the Ode
brothers on the ,Boatrom farm In
Gibbs township, was destroyed by fire
early in the week. The cause of the
fire is unknown. The machine was a
new one, bought this last summer.
At a meeting of the state board of
university and school lands this week,
bonds to the extent of $4,000 we're
purchased for the state university and
$4,000 for the agricultural college.
Other bonds we're bought that brought
the total amount of purchase up to
sol, 900.
MI and Mrs. Lachapelle, who have
been in the city. for some time, have
returned Ito their home in the east
Mr.. Lachapelle, on his return, de-
sired to express thanks to G. W. HEM
Ter and the ladies of the Baptist church
for" their kindness to him and his wife
while in the city.
John ]. Robinson was in the city
last evening. With him were Mr
and Mrs. George M. Robinson of st
Paul, and Miss Clara Robinson ot
Grand Forks, who was en- route to ths
university. there. J. w. Robinson q
Chicago and Dave R. Robinson of ST
Louis, nephews, were also of thu
party.
The extension of the B., W. & G. F
road is expected to reach Washbur1
next Sunday. The graders are nov
finishing up the last bit of work thi.
side Of the Mclean county metropolis
and will be laying steel into Wash
burn Sunday. The work engine will
probably be in Washburn Sunda,
night. The excursion to that city viii
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So. 90 TO BUFFALO PAN-AMER1CAN
AND RETURN Sc. GO.

Via the Nickel Plate road, Tuesdays,
e Thursdays and Saturdays, with limit
Of five. days from date OF sale, good in
coaches only. Is day tickets at s13. 90
for the round trip and 20 day tickets
at SIG 90 for round trip, good in sleep
ipg cars. Three through daily trains.
For. particulars and Pan-American
folder Of buildings and grounds ad-
dress John Y. Callahan, General Agent,
Ill Adams street, Chicago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-25

Dean spalding, son Of ex-Congress-
maj Spalding at Fargo, is recovering
from an attack OF typhoid fever.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-25
NOTICE.

/ will be at the Grand Pacific hotel
after Monday, Oct. e.
DIR. #. MARTIN.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-25
$500 TO BUFFALO PAN-AMERI.
GAM AMI pu,rrr

- GAN AND RETURN $13 90.
Via the Nickel Plate road daily, with
limit of 15 days; 20 day tickets at SIG
for the round trip, 5 day tickets at S.
for the round trip on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, the latter good
only in coaches, Through service to
New York and Boston and lowest
available rates, For particulars and
Pan-American folder Of buildings and
grounds, write John Y. Callahan, Gen
eral Agent, Iii Adams street, Chicago.
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PRICE BAKING
PoWDERCo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-25

MISUNDERSTANDING powders made from
alum. They look like pure powders,
and may raise the cake, but alum
is a poison and no one can eat food
mixed with it without injury to health.
The age-herald., 1901-07-13
JUNE FAILURES.
Dun & Co.'s Reports Show an Increase
 In June of This Year.

New York, July 12.-Classitied fail ure returns as reported to R. G. Dun & Go. for the month of June show failures were heavier than the three preceding months and the same month in the two preceding years, but prior to 1899 last months liabilities would have been considered extremely light. In manufacturing the total was S1,- 618,S17 larger than last year, but a few unusual disastrous failures ac- count for the differences. Depression in the cotton manufacture, due to over- production of goods from high priced raw material, had almost passed away without bringing any serious failures, and the fact had been mentioned as remarkable in connection with earlier reports. One large concern, however, proved unable ,to bear the strain quite long enough and it's debts account for practically all of the June figures, which exceeded the same month of any recent year. In other textile lines also the months record Is not pleasing, but since the new fiscal year has brought definite improvement in these branches of manufacture there Is every reason to expect no further large as signments. Few failures among liquor and cigarmakers, but two large brew cries furnished liabilities of about S450 ,0000 Little attenuation appears in the trade losses as compared with the two previous good years, but de- faults were much lighter than in any June prior to 1899.