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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-28
the CIGARS.

Come around in the morning
and | will put you In charge Of
our carding in place of Mr.. John
son, who has failed to pass this
examination.
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Like a Meteor From the Sky.
An Aeronant Falls 800 Feet and
Lives to Tell the Tale.

Nav York, Aug 90. -Bonja-
min j. Benjamin, aeronaut, fell
from his balloon wb,le making an
ascension at Hebeksn Schustzen
park. Failure of the parachute
caused the accident. Benjamin
fell probably 800 feet into the
Hacksnsack meadows, and this
probably saved his life, as he
landed in mud and water, sinking
up to his neck. A boatman rescued
him. His injuries arose not only
from shock of the fall, but from
the onslaught of mvriads of mos
quitees, which attacked him rs he
was stuck in the mud and whose
stings made his features unrecog-
nizabls.
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Tried to Swim the English Chan
mel.

Dover, England, Aug. 25.-
Mr.. Holbein, who yesterday, the
anniversary Of Capt. Webb's
swim from Dover to Calais, STAR
ted from Cape Girls Nez, between
Boulogne Sur Aer and Calais, in
an attempt to swim to Dover,
narrowly escaped drowning.
He covered the course to a point
within six miles of Dover and
then collapsed after having been
in the water II hours and 46
minutes. The tug which accom-
panied him took him from the
water and brought him to Dover
this morning. He was carried to
hotel in u semi conscious, pre-
earious state and subsequently, on
the advice of bis medical atten-
dants was removed to . hospital
where he lay for some time in =
serious condition.
it was found that his eyssight
had been badly affected by the
salt water. Tonight, however, hs
had recovered and announced his
intention to renew tho attempt.
His exploit was very remarkable,
considering ths reughnsss of the
sea, and he has established
record.
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THEIR SECRET is OUT

All Sadieville, KY, was curious
to learn the cause of the vast i'm :
provement in the health Of Mrs.
5. p. Whitaker, who had for a
long time endured untold suffer-
ing from a chronic bronchial
trouble. "It's all due to DR..
Kings New Discovery" writes
her husband. cit completely
cnred her and also cured our little
grand daughter of a severe attack
of Whooping Cough. 1t positive
Iy cures Coughs, Colds, La
Grippe, Bronchitis, all Thu oat
and Lung troubles. Guaranteed
bottles SOC and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at Crawford Bros. :,
and j. F. Mackey & Co.'s drug
store.
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Attorney General Scores the Gov
srnor About Pardoning Col.
Neal.

Attorney General Bellinger has
published statement in reference
to the Nsal pardon bv the COVER
nor, in which the latter is severe
ly criticised for his action.
MIR. Bsllnger reviews the " ole
history of the case from the in
ceptlon of the investigation by
tho legislative committee to the
present time. He asserts that
the state is short by reason Of
Colonel NsaPs actions 10 tho e1-
tent of about $3.50 and he COOS
into detail, to prove it.
Mr.. Bellinger quotes the gov
ernor's message to him in rofer-
sncs to the Neal affair, and sars
practically that the governor
acted on sentiment rather than
law.
Mr.. Bsllinssr was the prose
cutting officer in tho Neal case and
hs thinks that under the circum,
stances statement should como
from him.
The general public opinion in
Columbia endorses the governors
action in pardoning Colonel Neal.
The same sentiment is proba oily
prevalent else " hero.
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South Carolina Mills
Incomplete Returns Show Valu.
alton ef SIC, 600, 900. Spar
tanhurg Leads.
Greenville News.

Greenville News.
The Board of Assessors gives
the following figures in regard to
cotton mill property In this State
that will be of interest to our read
srs: 1t will he seen that Spartan.
burg county stands in the lead
with Andersen second, while Aiken
is third and Gresnville fourth.
The following statement in re-
gard to cotton mills gives those
figures
Capital stock when
organized SO, ,364,5O0
Bonded debt 2,113,O 600
Value of plant 20, 34S, $40
Number Of bales annu-
ally consumed 5I4,236
Number of spindlss 2.OO3,9S9
Number of Icons 7l,156
Number of employees 43,0Ss
Estimated population
mill settlement 69.62O
Assessed value for tax
alton SIG, 295,S14
Although not complete, the re-
turns show the present assessed
valuation of cotton mill property
to be
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He Killed His Wife and Shot His
Mother-ln-Law.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Winnsboro, Aug. %. The
Winnsboro Jail has for an occu-
pant today the negro Sam Farrar
who is charged with having killed
his wife and having shot his
father and his motber-in law.
After committing this t.rribb?e
CRIME, the negro fed. He took
his Winchester with him and Il
posse was organized to hunt him
down. Wednesday soms parties
came upon him and ordered Far
rar to surrender. Instead the
negro opened fire upon them.
Fortunately for the pursuing
party tho negro was an unskiIled
shot and his ammunition gave out
before any body was hurt.
After thus defy1ng the law
Farrar came up quietly and sur
rendered the next day. He had
been living in Colum bia, where
his wife was living with him until
she was enticed away. This he
gives as his explanation for and
ing the life of his "shore pretty"
wife.
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Lucky Alabama Farmer Discovers
$40, 900 in Spring.

Birmingham, Ala Aug. 22.--
A pot Of gold containing some
thing over $50, 900 was found in
remote precinct of Madison
county by Frank JACKS, = poor
farmer. Tho gold was hidden way
in = spring which has not been
used for many years. 1t is be-
lisvsd the gold was hidden dur
ing the civil war.
Jacks is a changed man since
finding the gold and has shown
the treasure to only his intimate
friends.
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An Old Iaes.

Every day strengthens the belief Of emf.
nent physicians that impure blood L. the
cause Of the majority Of our diseases.
y"enty five years ago this theory was used
Ss q basis for the formula of Browns Iron
by this famous old household remedy sre
suncient to prove that the the ory is oorre.-,.
bro"ns lion Eitter is soi, L. uil desi,.>
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vIG0R or Men
Easily, Quickly and Perma-
Nantly Restored
MAGNETIC NERVINE

+ -OTU VIII Wrltten puHrAnIer TO
cure Insomnia, Fits. Dizziness, Hys-
terra, Nervous Debility. Lost Vitality,
Seminal Losses, Failing Memo~y-
the result OF Over-work. Work. Wor
ry, sickness. Errors of Youth or Over
indulgence. Price 81; & boxes So.
Bv mail in piain package to auy adj
dress OH receipt of price. Sold on v by
Crawford Bros, Druggists, Agents,
Lancaster, :, L.
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10 learn to subdue my energies
and improve your csrding depart.
ment
'rhsn you are Cotton Mill
man l infer
q am SO taken to DO by all Off
cials that know their busisess
we'll.
'How may l know you to be a
mill man.
by looking over my letters and
examining me as is usually done to
all first class Carders. Try me 2
How will you be tried =
by the Card.
why ny the cardi'
Because it is AN EN- blem of in.
gsnuity, and the principal machine
OF this department.
where wore you first prepared
to be Cotton Mill man2'
'ln my mind.
where nsxti'
Upon farm belonging to
mill man."
How were you prspar.d!'
'By running a cotton gin for
one season, after which l went to
the superintendent s Office
How gained you admission!
by three cigars as a tip for the
Office boy
'How were you received =
Upon the sharp gaze of the
Superintendent applied to my
physisgnomy, which was thus ex-
planned it is always source of
great pleasure to the Supsrintsnd-
snt to receive callers who drop in
and chat with him little while
upon every occasion possible.
How were you disposed of 2
Il was seated on a bale Of cot
ton near the picker machine, and
was asked if put my trust in ho>
siery yarn 2
Your answer9'
Not if l know nysslf.'
'What was then done with vou?'
Il was led up and down the card
room three times to accustom me
to the noise of the machines,
thence to the Superintendent
'Hsw wore you then disposed
Off
Il was seated upon a Drawing
Can, and caused to take the fell
lowing horrible and binding obi.
cation: q, d. B. Komedy, do
hereby and herein most everlast-
ingly and diabsllcally swear, by
the Vinegar Almanac, that will
always be At my post when you
are out fishing, and to 60 myself
on Saturday evening, and to work
otherwise to your interest if with,
in the power of the driving bolt
to do so. further promise and
swear that / will not carry any
fictitious names on my Pay Roll,
like your fermer Spinner did, and
| will not indulge any mill mans
wife, mother, sister, daughter, or
widow, between paydays or per-
NIT any other carder to do so, if
can prevent it. [ further promise
and swear that will freely con-
tribute to all subscriptions circu.
lated to buy my superior officer a
token of esteem, as far as he may
desire, and my salary will permit;
to all Of which | solemnly swear,
binding myself under no loss a
penalty than that of having ny
salary cut from year to year, all
my psrquisltes taken away and
expended for coal to run the mill
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Reed. and keep nae in the cotton

mill
'What did you then behold =
The Suporintsndent's clerk ap-
preached me ana presented me
with = Howard and Bullough ma
chine book and instructed me 10
take it to the Superintendent, who
would teach me how to use it,
How arc H. & B.'s books
used 2
by preserving them for future
reference, until you have got
stuck.
The Superintendent here inform
ed the applicant that he was salts
fed that he was a Cotton Mill man
and asked him If he would be of
or from.
q will be off unless you will
give me position.
'Have you any cigars 2
'I have
will you give them to ms9'
That is not the manner in
which | got them, and l cannot so
dispose "f them
'How can got them2'
Il will match you fer them
81 will go you. Begin
'You begin.
NO, begin yourself; you have
the cigars.
C.
IN Cotton
'You arc O. X
Come around in the morning
and | will put you In charge Of
our carding in place of Mr.. John
son, who has failed to pass this
e1amirafiop
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Federal omciais.

United States Circuit Judges-5HEon.a A;4G:
Caldwell Little st RoG s1 MIN: A Hon. Amos
M. Thayer, st. Louis, Mo-
United states District Judge-Hon. Cnas:
Is. Amidon. Fargo. n. y.
Fargo. Nj. n 8 #
United States AttorneyIR H. Rourke,
Lisbon, N. D.; deputy, =. s. Alien BIS
Sg&marck. %2$$ S4[Ss S3 SSss
r1erk of United States District and United
States Circuit Courts. A. montgomery
Fargo N. D.. *S5
npn,,ty CIerks-R. 3. Hcskins... Bismarck;
III II. Hamilton. Grand Forks; d..
Duel, Devils Lake; 2. r. Steele, Fargo.
surveyor General-E. A. Williams BIS
marck.s s& #8Gi sA3
national Bank Exaniner---W. Gordon 2 hq
Grand Forks.
collector 81 customs-N. E..&Nelson, Fen Fen.
blna. f@3SI 9SS&&8345 a#.Ss
9oe /. 4. Cooley. Grand Forks; FAIRY Corn
.#& wall, Jamestown.
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officers Of Bnrleigh County.

Sheriff -. 80 ~. $50. ~: y 49, a. icn5ar
Treasurer -. .....t: 80. TX ~ Ia, A1norhonse
Auditor $500. 1888. ..SsY s. 49, Irort
County Judge @..... 1863. ~. ns,,a,tnn
fClerkSSof Court 80. .......8FNia iIsks 4 m iion
States Attorney 49,. - 81 800
rsssls -s1ss John White
nors,.+and ant schools Fannie Dnnn
~ : ~ a. -. John Harold
n1TsssiaY Is. ID .... w. G. Matchan
County co,nm.ssioners-Georg WEIGH. g.
w. johnson, !. SWEET 81 e
rnrnfV Board OF W.%EG Y,
Matchan, a. IS. Pierce. p. :. Allen.
insanity Board. e.. ForL, Dis VS.
Matchan, !. 6. Allen. .s
county sJustices--Edgar Tibbils. Oscar =,
VIII, p. 81. Pierce.
County Constables-Frank NJ
Mckenzie DC. Mclean Jacob y Lamp 4.
sThe election was tie. u qraWins
lots MI. johnson holds the Office the, mrs.
year 81 the term and MT. fortune $h ne
| during 1902. ssass
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Miscellaneous Boards and Officers

Oil 1nspector-L.W w. Schfuth. Fargo
State Examiner-R. E. Wallace, Bismarck;
H.. Proctor. deputy; ~. Dillon,
deputy. &.
W.. Barrett, sChurchs Ferry.
State Agent Prevention ofsCrueity 70 AMI
5 mals>-Mrs Fs%sC. Holley. Bts~rnarck..-S
State Game Warden-Eyer Waghess,, DeS-
lis Lake. EaA$$s
State Board OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
auditor, attorney general. commission
of agriculture and labor and treasurer.
Sessions at capitol. first Tuesday ~ An
gust Of each year. s %8ssS 8
Historical Observation-Disclosures auditor.
secretary OF state, commissioner OF agrl.
culture and labor. Wm. H. Morehcad anu
the president OF the North SDakofa his.
@ torical Society (Col. C. A.. Lonnsberry.2
Pan-American Exposition Commissioner
FranE White, president;&R r. ,. Turner,
secretary; David Bartlett ,8 manager;
walter f. Cushing, assistant manager,
In charge OF exhibits #
Board Of Pardons-Frank White. governors
81 Cd. Comstock, attorney general; A.
fred Wallln, chief Justice supreme court;
Z. Adams, Lisbon; Thomas -. FOX Ok
state tel Printers ana Binders-Tribune. Bis Bis
marck. t @$asSs4
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Trustees Of Public institutions.

Agriculture College+W. H. Robinson, May
vile; s. 8. Lyon, Fargos Geo g. Osgood,
Fargo; Alex. Stern Fargo; p. y. Stone,
IIaMDure; Maynard Crane, CoOperstoWn;
Henry J. Rusch,5 Fargo. SH
Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Q. Whipple.
Devils Lake. 4. A. Larson, Rugby; IA.
F Falahy, sCando;#a a. Boynton,
jamestown: Alex Mclean. Penn.
Blind Asylum-T.J. Blackjack, Walhalla;
John 5saIn,.s Mag ghss Mainaa aa1,a n aerpe Iame =.
Bathgate; : T. Robinson. Bathgate.
State School OF Forestry-S. F.. Swenson,
Mckinney; Ole Roland, Bottineau; David
Clark, Bottineau.
State Hospital for the insane.
Mudgett; Valley City; :. Young. ToWe
City; John Knauff, Jamestown; Chas.
Lachlan, New Rockford.
Industrial School-Thus. Seton, Jos. 3.
lei; John shuman, Minor; chas.S ].
Sturgeon, Edgeley.
Mayvii.e Normal SehooEC M.ssJohnson.
Dwight; g. s. Edwards, MayYllle; BIS.
h bara. ae gaReI Rfeh1sr. J; Eyere sasse s'.l fallia-
Valley City Normal Schoal-Meig Larson,
Darcy; Amasa Peake..SV Valley City;
David Lloyd, cathag; q: q b; sherping
state Peniltentiary2d. d. Rdick, Bis:
marck Walter Macomber, Wilton: At.
Crow, Dickinson; Franklin Potter,
casselton; Edward Braddock, Wtlliams-
port. S3Af@ as
Soldiers H-ome--Freeman Circuit, Wahpe.
ton: Maurice ]. Brown, Lisbon; p. G
Gearey, Fargo: Harris Gardner. Lisbon
John b. Black, Valley City.
State Reform School, Heegard. Man,
dan; 5G.. q DeETanee, Dickinson; IL; 81. 81.
Sanger r. O: w. H Webb Bismarck
| University OF North D~akota-SteVen Col
Inns, Grand Forks: William Bulge
Grana forks ~, y I aaipoaMtias. n.r,,
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Bismarck City Officials.

- d, H.Reglsfer
N.Y. sas y. S y Moffet
Treasurer !. !. $1,000. So. . So: - I,art
ggaas;;SSanns INC Paaca Thos. Sanders
.&ssSk. .. 49, s. Tah,, SIISrn3d
Engineer s.. $3.50. !. !. /. So. = LIB 6.oin
Health Office y. NY. . -. - !. rsS eIsan
Chief of Police .s&..s : 80 laSahS
Siaffery Second ward, N. H. own
t. Reade: Third ward, ]. P..Jackso
William jaeger; Fourth ward, Thos.8cun
bingham, Jas. Bartron.
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TAKENUP

One light bay colt, about 1000 lbs.
No brand One dark brown horse, 800
lbs, brandedB on right hip. Cali at
the Howard place, one and one-had
miles north of Menoken.
sfSsssS5g $s !. b. DUDLEY.
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TAKEN UP.

One dark gray horse, black points,
gray hairs IN tail, white spots on
back from saddle gals, no brand,
weight 100 pounds.
JAMES "A. WEIGH,
Glencoe, Emmons Co.
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supp S
LIE
State ~PenitentiaTY.
BISMARCK N 3

E$a Coo lad rrornuol o4xysJ3E 10 rars;ral 5aAft,o nNE0a
"a tha NC q an ~ tbs Nortb ~ ~ S y p pnisS
fanf;o = ,Int;l IN SrS H. "a III ION ap ~
nscIncL ~ tha fnrannnn "a III ~ n ddssnnA " .ah;apa
t;nns nnaun s anat Tasu tu;ii n nnans 10y y ~ =
snna ~ ~ 49, ~ M 4, ns;sh ~ ~ Ky aLtI 3
Sas an ;na J,,ne ~ ians ~ ~ = f;ssrsa Z 2
fso;a San;is1 4;a rw ~ III uaae ;f;nn9 "a AZ
WardeI II s,,ch i;ma ana an II II s,adh ~ snt t;asa
may Ia das;nnatad M ~ Sh;n a. soifnrIgsu III + 1855 Z
- - SNes1 l.'1s's - $50 s9'ss,5$ Sg
IN no,1nds on.n;cr. etr;.t,, $50, ~ S*%
sS IN nn,n5s avnI oSafsa nnnIasHArrs n,,asl;trB
mn p,a,nds vaporste si r;snt.nS ~ n,,ai ~
ii cssaa csnneS annIasgtaM n, Nc Nh Nj 8 = !.
:an,oI - Ssal11SSssR $50 b -:
n ID lraaaa c.innad forr; ;o$f arst
in,si IA T'1'8sSSael 800 - $500 haia' 80 ~
Sa0a ,,c11,rnrSaJsa band,s nn;cL raw hams ssssS4ssg
IS - ses 4 hssnsaar VI an Il IN
ID Gases cannaS yuhita nnr haans9A rst MI l;tv
nm nSnnds dE;aa fiCa haans"AA 80 ~ .AA'Ss
< dozsn hath' hricE 80 83sSGs
@ss0n nn11ndss Ia Iinn pu,da,rr.-pri. a,e III RovnI
III dnyan Lrnons1 ~" hard K andias1 S-HSSS1As
zs1 H60Snn,nds Rio cnffsaNA .n,ai ity Ss 7$fs4
1S5 noa1nde Mncba anJ JaHs scd$$ass s.#
10 po,nds nnesonnd = %,nrrraa
ia poands pro,,Sd c;nna r;ctiv 'nyra -
cases-siba cansIPride IL Valley corn a.
@ S1S So - 80 IN -.
IL cases canned Observation-Disclosures, first
anality. 1900 SASSSs $3.50 1s111'' 11 I
s1100 nonnds dried entrants. s$Ss
5 cases-iIb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cnrnn. starch.
200 nonndsXSX aida cracrers $500 $3.50 -
&200 nnnnds OYSTER cracEssss 49, sSasg$g 3
$-.ss1Sat s1esss 49, ss.S saAStssss $$Ss$ s#
500 pounds full cream American cheese.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up, a bay mare. black name
and tail, no brand, about 1875 pounds.
Owner can have same BY proving prop
erty and paying charges.
WILL MCDONALD,
Sex. S. f. 70, Twp. 1871, Bismarck.
N. D.
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United States Land O6icers.

HismarckA - McGsiliyray. register:
John gatterinnd, receiver.
Grand TorkS-E-E Kent. register. {. 81.
Lindstror1 receiver.
Devils LAkeH q. Baird, receiver. Ola
SernEngaard, register.
Fargo-D Tusts, recssves; c. M. vaIen-
tine, register
Minot-.A-L Hanseorn. receiver; q. hi ols-
gard, register.
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Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 3.
WHEAT-Cash 641hc July $50, Sep
TENDER 8ssSc.&on Traok-No. hard
Northern 6sKc. 5# =. o. r. &a
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ST. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. Paul, July (. i
HoGS-Sales ranged at s5.70aD5.93k
M CATTLE-Sales ranged al S5. 10000
for prime butcher steers, $4,000. So for
prime butcher COWS and heifers; 81. 6O@
6.s5 for choice yeals, sS.5o@4.OoSf for choice
feeders. }E5%
SHEEP--Sales rangedat s .50@625 for
choice butcher lambs, ss,5o@8.75 for fat
wethers. asss
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Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux CITY, Ia, July 2.
CATTLE-Sales ranged at S4.5O@5.60
for beeGes, 81. 25@4. 80 for COWS, bulls and
mixed, IS 25@4.25 for stockers and feed.
ars, $3.25@4.a5 for calves and y~earlings.
EHOGS-Sales ranged at S.. go @5.75 .s53
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Congressicnai

8 0a NUHE IE6SlUu @9W5888 85j 81
united states senakors-s7Ienr {. Hans
brpugh. Devils Lake.8N. Porte y.
SSMcCumber. Wahpet0n, y.
Representatiys IN congressT IL Mar
shaIis Oakes.
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ESTRAY NOTICES.

IEstray5 notices given the Bismarck Weekly:
Tribune will appear in The daily editions with
ont extra cost. 49,
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public Omcials and of6ces.

st.ta cfieia,s Ohices at Capitol
county Ofaciais-ohices at courthouse =
eepf as herein otherwise indicated.
third Tuesdays OF each month at conn
eli chambers In Patterson Block.
Chambers 0f il. Winchester, district
Judge, First National Bank Building Y;;.a,,
once Of States Attorney i, Webb Block
Once 81 city Treasurer First Nat, Bank
o oflss Ct q eisy G sassise ratss5sSb5 B B!eek
ONCE Of County Justice s.. TAYLOR Bldg
ONCE Snpt. Schools Bismarck Bank Biz
o. s. Land oflce....Fdrst Nat. q Blk
u. 3. Court Rooms III. 49,. Webb Block
10. s. COMMISSIONS, j. b Gag. First Ma
tf0naI Bank Block.
Deputy u. 81. Marshal s.. Frank Donnelly
United States Weather Bureau land state
son director government reservation,
West Main street.
Postofdce. Agatha G. Patterson. postn,as-
Alexius HospitaI.Ma.n 4 Sixth sts;
Surgeon. n n ssnyth, First Nat. Ban
Terms of District Court 9th District
first subaivlsaon-.A.t gIs,aaEsk shisa
November.
second subdiyiston--At Medoras Billings
GSnsIy .ba dYs s, sees's; e suehs2Etl1nes 81
Third subdiyision-At Williapsport, En
mons county TWO terlfs, az such time
as the Judge shall direct.
Fourth subdigision-At Steele Kiddas
e eoans Taas sasre & nl's 5aaaar T. sprs ane sse7
Fifth subdiyiston-At stanton, Mercer
county two terms. at ss1cf, times asAfhe
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Chicago Union stock Yards.

AG.&SSSS$E July q. IN
CATTLE-Sales ranged at Sc. aO@6.25
for good to prime steers, "a. COOS. 10 for
poor Ia medium. sa.7s@4.so FOR stookers
and feeders, Sss70@5.W for COWS and
heifers, 81 .a5@5.s5 for Texas stesfs.
4 HoGs-Sales ranged at s5. s0D6.15 for
mixed and butchers, S.. 9o@6.2O for good
to choice heavy, s.. 75@5. 81 n for rough
heavy, s.. so@6,07k for light, $685. 6.10
for bulk of sales. . Z .@z>
SHEEP-Sales ranged at s .60@4.W for
Sheep s3.75@5 90 for lambs.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, July 2.
WHEAT-July, e4Sc, August 6ehc.
September 66hc.
CORN July 1890, September 47c.
OATs-July 1880, September s7K@
s7Nc. s$
PoRK-July s14. sab, September s14.z5,
January s14.20. ~
FLAX-Cash Northwest sI,8s, No. 1
S1.ss,, Sept. S1.40, Oct, sl.37. &
BUTTER-Creamery 14x<@19c, dairy,
14A@l6kc
PEoULTRY--Dressed chickens 5000
turkeys 6@sc.
EGGS-Fresh 11os
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Bismarck Chapter. No. ia, b. ii. &. Meets
nrst and third Fridays In each month ats
~ asonie hall, Dakota Block. MafiIda
w y ". Nj Minnie 3. Davidson, Sec
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ANCIENT oRDERaUNITED WoRKMrN
Bismarck Lodge. No. 100 Afaaya yha
3hrst and third Tuesday evenings at aaenz
aaongns at their hall III the Baker Block sltl
s. o'clock. J..s McKenzie, M. WIS., III.
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WoMAN,s agY,1IDyr ~.

WQMANrH AnffIIEp CpHpH
Meets second ana soarta Eridayss az each
month at O. hals. Florence Ward.
president; Emma sBs NaiconesF. a&etetgry
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Tancred Gommandery, knights sTemplar.
,No. I. Meets third Thursday "a each
month NJ Masonic hal, Dakota Block.
81 !. aoskins p. Q. AT. Patterson,
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SECRET souIErIEs.
MASONIC

Bismarck Lodge, /. AN No. 81
Meets flrst and third Mondays i'll each
month at Masonic hall. #PAttarsnT,
~. Nm w. Gochrane. Secretary $50
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Capita Lodge Mo- Meets every
ETlQayaa Workman hall lat 8 O'Clock q.
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEoMEN.
sa.Aafraterna Insurance organization. Meats
icy. apd !. third sThI1rsdays sof each month III
Aees Correspondent, Tribune oHice. s' 80