davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-07
POdZiekOwanie.

Dziekuiemy wszystkIm krewnym,
znajomym, rodakom i rodaczkom "a
wyrazy wsp0iczucis. okazsne nam z
powodu smierci syua naszego Sta
nisfawa, kt0ry zmsri dnls % lut-go
T. b., W wieku : lat ) miesecy.
Szozegolnie d.ieki skisdsmy nssze-
mu proboszczowi KS. w. J. NJ ,saic.
kiemu / Siossrom szkoiy sw. Stanis-
lava "a truly pouiesions, oraz p.
Piotrowi Wludyee, pogrzsbowemu,
"a sprawiedliwe i staranns urzadze-
ME p~ogrzebu.
w smutku pograzsni rodzice
Franc. 4 Sa6ltd C-apieIcScy.
Newark, n. j.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-07
WiadOmOSci ZwiazkOwe.

Or. 52S % Og'es6y H..
Ma posisdIeniu nadzwyozsjnen
odbytem " dniu "a b. NJ, ma ME isce
byfsgo prezesa OBJ. Andrreja Ogro.
dowskiego, sostaf obrany prszessm
OBJ. Teodor Rowihski - A. T. Be-
barski.
~ 400 70 Broddock, Pa
NIniejszem zswisdsmism 81. czion
k6w czionkinie z tow. fw. Wojcis
cha B ! NJ, sby s,e stswili " ME-
dzisle d. 10 marcs, O godz. 2gisj 20
fudniu W lokslu zwyktych ~posiedseh,
" cslu odebranis ! l{ozenis w~lasno-
r~ec.nych Podpisow ma oerty6kstaoh.
- J. S~tsfsnowski, sekr. fnansowy,
116 - 9th str.
ar % % Wakes. Rare. Pa.
Posied zenia gr. rs " Wilkes
Barre, Pa. odbywsc SIC beds kst.
Dc pierwsrs niedriels pc lOsym, q
jeseli logo przypsda W niedzieIe. to
tel ssmej nisdfeli. Zsprssrs sic
wszystkich czsonkow, sby uc,es.oza.
ii ma posiedzenia.-A Lewkow, SEX.
CIR IA 20 Cleuel md, o.
u powodu nadsjscis certyfkst'w
uberpisczsnis, kt6re muszs by pod
p'ssns " obecoosoi zArzadu grupy,
uPrasssm o prIyNyois ma posisdzsnis
gruPy IA W dniu 10 marcs, o godz.
wPoi 10 2giej pc ~ptiudniu. Csrt,A
kat kstdy koSztujs 25 ct. Krsdytu
uiems mkt b. T~omsszewicz, sekr.
CT. 5iI 70 W,nd6er, Pa.
Zsrrsd gr. gil pa r. 1901: Miobai
Plops, prezes; j, Brsoska, sekr. pro.
tok.; W. Ststkovski, sekr. fo.; AL
Wires hski, kssjer; J. Bsblo iZ1ud.
10 Wal, oPiekuuOwie chOryOh; Pa
vel J~smilkowski, odz Sierny. w.
sIstkowski, sekr.
Or 3SS 70 Chicago.
Niniejssem ssvisdsmism ozaon
kov J criopkinie Brsctws Il. p. Sw.
st. KO'tki er. SSS nsj, ably sic sta.
will dDia 10 b. M, o godr. 2giej:po
po'udniu " bali svykiyeh posted .h
Ola odsbrsnis osrsy6sss6w. :. Bron.
Wisniswski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-07
Ma POmnik KOSciuszki.

Ma POmnik KOSciuSzki.
Oh. OBJ. Stanis}aw Zuba j Antoni
I Werner skolektowali ma pomnik Ko-
sciuszki na ohrzcinach u brsta An
drzejs Faszyczki W Scranton, Pa,
dnia 27go stycznia 1901 nastepujace
ofiary; Jozef Mozdzen 25c., Antoni
Lisowski 15c., Wojciech F'aszyczka
1oc., Jozef Kiermasz 10c., Jan Tel
ka 25c., Stanisiaw Ferek 25c.. Ma
ciej Kruzel l0o., Ludwik Kwak &C.,
Micha} Gal l0c., Tomasz Sudala &C.,
Jozef Wrakowski 10c, MARGIN Galice
lOc.. Edmund Boroslawik l0c., J6.
zef Broniarski l0c., PAM J6zefa Szu-
ia 2Oc., Andrzej Pelczar Soc, pani
Wiktorys GAIA 10e., Jan Komper.
da 25c., Micba} Plonowski 25c., PAM
Rozalia Mrowca &C., Wojcieoh Pion-
tex 25o., PAM Maryanna Lisowska
1Oo., Jan Borek 25c., Jozef Kalota
l5o., Andrzej Faszyczka 25c., An.
toni Werner 10c., Stanislaw Zuba
15o., Jozef Such 25c., John Sanders,
anglik 25c., Jan Krupa 5c.-Razem
zebrano S5.O5.
SfanislaD Zuba, sekr. fin.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-07

Zebrane ma Skarb Narodowy przez
p. Gabrys ma chrzcinach u pahstwa
Jendrzejko ~skich W McKeesport Pa.
$50 Przesylam PREY niuiejszem. -
Jan Zaborny, Krakus XII Oddzialu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-07
POSZukiwanie.

Jan Koziowski poszukuje swej
mstki Maryanny Kosiowskiej, kt6ra
II lat temu byfa W Arkansas. Kto-
by o niej wiedkiaf, lub ona sama,
prosze dsc znaG do j. w. Wade,
III NJ xla, Tex.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-07
z ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

- WarjactwO. ,,Berl. Tsgebl."
donoszao o zamierzonem podobno
stawieniu pred kratki sadows ME-
ktorych uczniow gimnazjum Bro
dnicy W Prusach Zachodnich, u kt6.
rych niedawno odbyto rewizje i co
do ktorych stwierdzono, ze naleza,do
tajnego ,,Towarzystwa Literackie-
CO., nazywa to warjaotwem i to war
jactwem beg melody. 30 smiesz-
mem jest, zdaniem tego pisma, wy
taczat tax wielki sparat urzedowy,
strzelac takiemi armatami do gimna-
zjastow.
LudnOsc KrakOwa. Biuro
statystyczne miejskie dokonaio o.
golnego zestawienia ludnosci miasta
Krakowa wedle stanu z 81 grudnia
1900 r. Wylacznie oywilna ludnos6
Krakowa wynosi}a W tym dniu 81
600 glow; a poniewaz ludnosc ia wy
nosiia W 7. 1890 glow SO 100, przeto
Przyrost wykazuje cyfre p~owa1nsi
1872. Zaioga wojskowa wed}ua
spisu z T. 1870 wynosila SAT-, cyl
razem z cywilna 74.60l. Obecnb
biuro ME ma ~jeszcze zestawienia lu&.
nosci wojskowej z dnia 81 grud1a
1900.
Znaczny ten przyrost ludnosc OF I'D
roku 1890 do 1910 przypiss6 nalfay
- wedle biura statystycznego +
ruchowi budowlanenu.
w tym ozasokresie zbudowano oko{o
400 nowych dom6w j dokonano O.
koio 400 przebudowah, budowli i
podwyaszeh pieter.
w obliczeniu tenn ME uwzpled-
Mono przedmiesc Krakowa, jak mp.
Debnik, Novel wsi, Czarnej wsi,
Prsdnika bia}ego i czerwonego, o.
sly, Rakowic it'd, ktore faktyoznie
stanowia integralua Geese Krakow..
Gdyby ludnose tych przedmies6 VIA.
ozyc do spisu, oyfra ludaosoi Krako.
wa przenosiiaby znaoznie 100000
mieszkahc6w.
Fundacja imienia Karola
SzajnOchy. Welding sprawozdania
komitetu tel fundscji We Lwowie,
majatsk jej ziozony W galicyjskiej
Kasie oszczednosci wynosi} z dniem
1go stycznia 1900 og6lem 64.325
kor. z fundacji tel pobieraja zasi3-
HI ludzie zasluteni W narodzie W r.
ubieglym mianowicie PIP. Karol
Brzozowski i puikownik Zygmunt
Miikowski ct. T. Jes) W Genewie.
Pc odjeciu tyoh pozycyj i pc potra.
oeniu kosztow administraoyjnyoh o.
kazuje sic, ze dochod W roku ubieg-
lynn wzrosi o 1894 kor. tax, ze o.
becnie caiy majatek tel pozytecznej
fundaoji wynosi 65 O59.S4 kor.
- Zmarli. w WARSAW vie zmarl
" SO roku zycia znany pedagog, An.
toni Vieweger. w 1910 powo}any
ma ~nsuczyciela }aciny W szkols OBJ
wodowej prey ulicy Freta W War
szswie, peinii jednoczesnie obowiaz.
XII insPektora szko4 poczstkowych.
w r. 1915 zostai nauOzycielem jezy.
kow starozytnycb GYMNASIUM W
Suwalkach ! pelnii te obowiazki do
roku 1851, u. do czasu mianowania
60 rektorem gimnazjum W Lomzy.
Wkrotce potsm, podcras organizacji
szk8 przez sP. margr. Wislopol-
skiego, ~powoiany zo.tai ns rektora
gimuazjum ii. W Warszswie. Jedno-
czesnie byt czionkiem rsdy wycho.
wanna publicznego W KroleStwis Pol
skiem ] c~zlonkiem komisji egzsmina-
cyjnej.
Sp. Antopi Vieweger, jsko uczo.
ny lingwista, 2 zwiaszcza gleboki
znawoa litewszczyzny, prswie do
kohca tycis prscowai mad uiozeniem
siownika polsko-litewskiego
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-07
SKEADKI.
Ma Skarb NarOdowy.

Ma Skarb Narodowy.
w dniu l7gO lutego 1901 r. ma
~ohrzcinacb q PIP. Jozefow lander ma
wn'osek z. Wojcika zrobiono kolek.
70 ma Skarb Nsrodowy. 4. Wojcik
l0o., j. lander 25o., J. Ritter lOc.,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-07

Z. Markiewicz l0c., w. Sypuci6ski
lOc., w. Grunwald l0e., J. Ritter
3d., II. Ritter &C., r. Faber lOo., NJ.
Winoz l0o., NJ. Hodorowski 25c, X.
Gruenwald 5o.-Razem Sl.35.
Posy}am 50 SOC. ma Skarb Naro-
dowy Polski, kt6ra to sums skolek.
towal p. MARGIN Pietrzak ma dwoch
weselaoh oibytyoh W Hawthorne ILL.,,
a m. ma weselu p. Wojciecha Sta
szak Z parma Marianne Mizerks,
81 80 j ma weseiu p. Bsrtiomieja "a
workiego Z parma Franciszka Ha-
fupka SLIPS, CO razem czyni 1855,
"a co wszystkim o6arodawoom ska.
dam Podziekowanie staropolskiem
Bog zaPla6, "a maia ale re szoze
ryoh sero Poohodzsca ofare. Mech
wzrasta Skarb Narodowy Polski. -
M. Niepolski, sekr. or. 495, Haw-
thorne, Ill.
Ma Posiedzeniu gr. 233 W New
Haven, Conn. zebrano ma Skarb Ma
rodowy: PAM Grabowska loo, d.
Anastazja Grabowska 15c., p. Jad-
wiga Przylomiec l0c., p. Stanissawa
Grabowska &C., p. G~abryela Ora
bowska Sc, Jan Grabowski l0c., Br.
Mokrzyhski 10o., j. Grudzihski Sc,
j.. Branioki l0c., Wielg6recki lOc.,
Szymahski Sc, J. Kecki l0o., Kali
mierz Grabowski &C., Ignacy Karban
&C., p. Mrozowski l0c., J6zef Mali
nowski &c., A. S. Sc, p. Nowicka 3d.,
Jan Barzek 30. Do tego p~rzycbodzi
stara kolekts cd cz{onkow grupy 233
Tow. Mistrza Jana Matejki jeden
dollar i siedm oentow, ktora do{acza.
my.razem S2.5G.-Augustyn Schultz,
sekr. tinan.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-07
KrOnika m~iejscowa
Ma Skarb.

Ma weselu p. j. S~taskiewicza z
p. j. Turk, W parafji sw. Jana
Chrz. W South Chicago, zebrano
IA i~nicjatywa p. FIR. Andrzejczak
$l2.43 ma Skarb Narodowy.
Ia tax hojna o6are ofarodaw-
com Bog zapia6.
Kandydaci.
Ma konwencji miejskiej delega-
tow stronnictwa republikanskiego,
ktora odbyfa sic ubiegfej soboty,
nastepujqcy kandydaci tego stron-
nictwa otrzymali nominacje:
Ma majora miasta - Eldridge
Hanecy.
Ma skarbnika - Adolf F. Gartz.
Ma rzecznika miejskiego-Oskar
Hebel.
Ma sekretarza miejskiego (city
clerk) = Tomasz O'Shaugnessy.
Zdi1iadOmienie.
Tow. Krawcow Polskich, or. 5
q. N. p. zmieniic swoje posiedze-
MANA drugi poniedzialek W ME-
siacu, zatem nastepne posiedzenie
odbedzie sic dnia ii marca, O godz.
7.3O wieczorem, W hall 7. Nalepin-
skiego. Wszyscy czionkowie So
proszeni o przybycie i uiszczenie
sic z bilet6w teatralnych.-W. Z6f-
kowski, prezes.
Posiedzenie.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam, re
Tow. Niewiast Korona Polski. or.
519 u. N. P. ma posiedzenia W kaz-
dy drugi wtorek pc pierwszym, a
zatem upraszam wszystkie niewias-
ty tax te, ktore naleza do 2. n. P.
jake tez i te. ktore ME naleza jesz-
cze, a chca wstapic, ably raczyly
przybyc ma posiedzenie dnia 1890
marca 1901, o godz. s wieczorem W
domu wv. N. p. 102 - 1O4 w. Di-
vision ul.- j. Zembal, sekr.
= WUasnienie.
w ostatnim tygodniu pomiesciiy
diva polskie pisma: ,,Ameryka" i
,,Kurjer Polski" przedruk z ,,Ro-
botnika" ustepu, ktory niescisfos-
cha swa stawia W falszywem swietle
nizej podpisanego zwiazkowca. u
praszam uprzejmie szan. Redakcje
o -umieszczenie kilku p~onizszych
slow W celu wyjasnienia rzeczy.
Bedac zarzadca ,,Sify i Postepu"
W Shamokin, miafem powierzone
sobie przyjmowanie wszelkich TO-
bot drukarskich. Gdy zas, pc "a
iozeniu ,,Robotnika" W Chicago,
wylonifa SIG koniecznosc poiacze-
MA ,.Siiy 1 Postepu" z ,,Robotni-
kiem" W Chicago i gdy postanowi-
lem z tego powodu zaiozyc wiasne
pismo ola dalszego istnienia, zlo-
zyfem 1szy numer ,,Ogniska", O.
czekujac ma wlasne czcionki, W dru-
karni ,,Siiy i Postepu', "a CO zapla-
CHEM wlascicielom tel ostatniej ga
zety okragie 20 dolar6w. Fakt ten
ostatni zaswiadczyc moze zarzad
.Robotnika" W Chicago, ktory OBJ
jaf drukarnie ,,Sify i Postepu" z
Shamokin.
Mann ~nadzieje. re Redakcja ,,Zgo-
dy" ME odm6wi goscinnosci tel no.
tatce W imie sprawiedIiwosci.- A.
F. Kowalski, 1876 Milwaukee ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
UczcSenie proboszcza.
w niedziele odbyfa sic W hall
sw. Trolley uroczystosc imienin ks.
proboszcza Kazimierza Sztuczko,
oraz publiczne w~reczenie mu dy-
plomu ma czionka honorowego wv.
Spiewakow Polskich.
Obchod rozpoczqi p. Leon j.
Schultz, wice-prezes Zwiazku Spie-
wakow Polskich W Ameryce ma stan
Illinois. Pan Schultz powinszo-
wal najprzod imienin ks. probosz-
czowi K. Sztuczko, a potem oswald
cyl poselstwo swoje cd Zarzadu
wv. Sp. Pol, il ma podstawie u
chwaiy Sejmu X. W Chicago, ma
zaszczyt wreczyc ks. proboszczowi
dyplom czlonks honorowego "a "a.
sfugi i prace pofozone okoio u. S.
- w Am Iicznin nnhrnn
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-26

AS the part of the general plan Of the
United States Geological Survey for a
comprehensive investigation Of the I'M
derground water of the Great
Plains region, Prof. Charles M. Hall of
the Agricultural College at Fargo,
North Dakota, spent a portion of the
in the study Of the artesian
waters of the Upper Red River Valley
and of the southeastern part Of North
Dakota. The wells Of this region, which
is an important agricultural center,
have proved to be a growing factor in
increasing the possibilities Of its further
development. The results of Prof.
Halls Investigations will be published
in the series Of interesting Water Supply
Papers issued by the Government. @
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-26
NEW SIDEWALKS ORDERED.
City Council Orders New Stone Walks
Built from Fourth to Ninth
,s Street.
Property Owners Have Until Oct. I!
to Complete Work.-Progress
of Bonding.

The first steps have been taken by the
city council for the improvement of the
walks Of the city under the new side
walk ordinance recently passed, and a
resolution has been passed by the
Gil at a special meeting, ordering owners
of property along main street, from the
east side of Fourth street to Ninth street
to replace the wooden walks with &C.
ment walks, or fireproof walks of the
kind specified in the ordinance. The
resolution gives the owners of property
until October Is to replace the present.
walks with stone or cement, and If the
work is not done at that time, the work
will be done by the city and the costs
assessed against the lots. The walks
from First street to Fourth are already:
of cement, unbroken along Main street.
This. resolution of the council will give
the city a continuous cement walk from
First street to Ninth street. The walks
must be twelve feet wide to Seventh.
street, and from there may be six feet in
width witha twelve foot curb line. From
Seventh street to, Ninth street the walks
are VIGOROUSLY bad at present-planks
are missing, others loose, stringers
rotted-the walks have been pronounced
the worst in the city-which is saying a
good deal.
The bonding of the city has, not yet
been carried to completion, although the
bonds will probably be issued to refund
the present Indebtedness of the, city
along in November. The last letter from
the firm of NV. Harris & Co, who
have the contract, states that the attor-
ney for the bonding company will not
approve bonds issued to refund
the certificates Of Indebtedness, aggre-
eating a little over 5000. which we're
issued by the city several years ago.
These certificates are held not to be
legal eyidencesof indebtedness. Neither
will the company refund the warrants
issued by the former council at their
nAS SIAS AoEu IL AAp1i " tAAS year, anu
aggregating some 80, 1000. The company
will, however, refund the s28,0OOo Of war
rants issued from 1885 to 1894, with in
terest, the total aggregating some $4,000.
Astatement of all the warrants issued
during that time, with interest due up
to Nov. 1 of this year, is being prepared
for the N. w. Harris Co, and when this
is received by them, the bonds will
probably be issued at once. y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-26
HIGH TIMES IN SOCIETY,".

jamestown Capital: There was:a gen
eral scrap on the hill at Ii o'clock last
night. One of the 'doves" pushed a
thresher so that his hand came in con-
tact with the stove and was burned on
the palm. He struck the girl and the
professor struck the thresher and then
the thresher's companion, another
thresher, threshed the .'prof." 50 that q
doctor had to take a couple Of stitches
in a wound on the head to close the
lacerated epidermis. The city credited
its cash account SCI today, and the sun
broke through the clouds early in the
forenoon. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-26
OH 4ismarek Trihnme,
By III. III. JEWELL.
THE DAILY

Published every afternoon, except Sum
day, at Bismarck. North Dakota, is deliv-
cred by carrier to all parts of the city at
SO cents per month, or SC per year. The
daily sent to any address in. the United
States and Canada, postage prepaid. SO
per year; So for six months; $3.50 for
three months. a55$ ok
Published every Friday: eight pages.
containing a summary Of the news of the
3week-iocal and foreign-particular atten-
ton being paid to state news. Sent to
one year: so cents for six months; rs cents
for three months.
The Bismarck Tribune is the OLDEST
newspaper In the state-established June
IL, 1873 It has wide circulation n Is
IA desirable advertising medium. Being
published at the capital OF the state It
makes a feature of state news, of a SEMI
official character, and is therefore particn-
$iarly interesting to all who desire to keep
the run of state affairs-political, social
business. y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-26
4 100 no BUFFALO PAN-AMERI,
CAN AND RETURN S13 90.

Tickets on sale daily via the Nickel
Plate Road, good returning ten days
from date on sale Especially low
rates for - and 30 day limit Chicago
TO Buffalo and return. Tickets at low
est rates 10 all points east. John X.
Callahan, General Agent, iii Adams
street, Chicago Chicago ticket once,
111Adams street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-26
4 COMMUNICATIONS.

MI. Editor: Allow me to speak a
few words in favor d Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. I have suffered for
three years with the bronchitis and
could not sleep at nights I tried sew
eraI doctors and various patent med
icines, butcouId get nothing to give
me any relief until my wife got a bot
tie OF this valuable medicine, which
has completely relieved me.--W s.
Brocknaan, Bagne1l, Mo. This rem
edy Is Tor sale by Beardsley & Finney.
druggists
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-26

The hot weather test makes people
better acquainted with their resources
of strength and endurance, Many
find they need Hoods ssarsaparilIa
which invigorates the blood, promotes
refreshing sleep and overcomes that
tired feeling. &
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-26
ENos sTUTsMAN.
FORKS HERALD WOULD
LIKE TO SEE HIM HONORED
IN HALL OF FAME.

Grand Forks Herald: The Bismarck
Tribune accepts the nomination of Col.
Thompson as a proper person to be hon
ored by being given place in the hall
Of fame at the st. Louis exposition in
stead OF Senator Pierce. On consider
ing the matter the Tribune concludes
that without in any way disparaging the
latter it would be more fitting to honor.
one who was connected in the most init
mate manner with the early history of
the state, and the greater portion of
whose life was spent In the work Of de-
veloping it and fitting it for statehood.
The pioneer is considered to be the man
who should be honored Id this way.
The Tribune retains in its list the name
of Father Genin, a man of unquestioned
character and influence. But Id the
opinion Of Father jerome Hunt, whose
letter was published in the Herald yes
rerday. the connection Of this honored
priest with the early history Of tho state
was comparatively slight, and this opin-
ion, It III understood, is shared by others
who are conyersant with the facts.
Father Hunt suggests the name OF Bish-
op Marty, whose claims To the distinction.
are set forth in anadmirable manner.
But eminent and faithful though Bishop
Marty was, he ean scarcely be claimed
North Dakota pioneer. He was 4
western ma who did much for the west,
but the state of South Dakota has i
greater claim Oh his memory than has
our VI state. ~ return to another
suggestion Of the Herald, why net give
the honor TO Col. Enos Stutsmanf He
was distinctirely North Dakota man.
who devoted ths best years Of his life TO
she Development of this state He gpsnt
she prime Of his manhood here, as we'll
AS the later years of his life, and was 4
1nnn whose character was emphaticalIy
that of the pioneer There II 40 name
inshe history of The state which could
Be more attingly honered.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between 9.
p. Jefferis and d. y. Keeler and known
as Jeferis & Keeler is BY mutual consent
this day dissolved; the said G. P.Jefferis
having disposed OF ali his interests ia
said stock and ranch to the said#D. q.
Keelef.
Dated at Wilton, N .. this 22d day Of
June, 1901.
o. F. JEFF,ERIS.
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Mrs. Mckinley unchanaed.

Canton. o., Sept. 26.-The condition
OF Mrs. Mckinley continues practical
II the same She passed a comforta.
BILE night and is expected to follow the
programme of the past few days-a
visit to the cemetery during the fore
noon and a drive to the country during
the afternoon.
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MAY NOT FINISH.

FIRST YACHT RACE rs ON AND
BOATS MAY NOT FINISH IN
TIME LIMIT. {
New York. Sept. N.-TWo and a half
hours after the start the yachts have
covered only ten miles. It is doubtful
if they will be able to cover the ours
in the time limit. Columbia IS leading
slightly.
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DAILY ExCRsI0NUs 10 BUFFALO
AND NEW YORK.

VIA the -sickeI Plate Road. Through
trains to New York city without
change. Vestibuled sleepers to Chi-
cago and Boston. Dining cars On All
trains Meals served on American
club plan. it from 81 cents To slice.
Write John Callahan, General
Agent III Adams street. Chicago, sor
particulars.
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Don't wait until you become chron-
iea1ly constipated but take DeWitt's
Little Early Risers now and then. They
viii keep younr. liver and bowels ID good
order. Easy To take. Safe pills.
Beardsley Il Finney, druggists.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-26
st. paul Union stock Yards.

.SoUTH ST, PAUL, Sept. IS.
HOGS-Sales ranged at So. 50@6. 80.
CATTLE-Sales ranged at $5,00@5.25=
for prime butcher steers, $3.80@4.IU for
prime butcher cows and heifers, $4,000
4 80 for choice yeals, s.. l5@ s.4 - for choice
feeders.
sHEEP-Sales ranged at IS. IS D425 for
choice butcher lambs, So 0o@3.35 for fat
Wethers. Z. E, A
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Clerk Of Board Of Education City Q
Bismarck. Ss
PANrAMERICAN EXPOSITION, BuF-
FALO, N. ~.

FsALO, N. Y.
The Chicago Great Western Railway
sells through excursion tickets at very
low rates, with choice Of all rail, >
rail to Chicago, Detroit or Clevels,vd
and lake journey, thence to Buffass.
Equipment and service unsurpatstd.
IA valuable folder to be had for the asR-
ing. For full information and fo. de7s
address any Great Western agent, or
]. +. Elmer, g. F. A., Chicago.
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Minneapolis Wheat.
MINNEAPOLIS. S

y -%s y MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. rs.
WHEAT-Cash $3.50, Dec. 67A@s7zsc,
May 1890. On Track-No. / hard
7lAc, No. | Northern 6sMc, No, = North
ern 66Mc. ~ ILL.,
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sioux City Live Stock.

5S Sioux Cry, Ia, Sept. 25. \
CATTLE-Sales ranged at S3.5O@5; So
for beeves, u. 5U@3.50 Tor. cows, bulls and
mixed, So. 80 1875 for stockers and feed
ers, s2.75@3.50 for calves and yearlings.
s. HOGS-Sales ranged at S6s65@6 81
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BIsMARoK DAILY. TRIBUNE: THURsDAY s, EsEPTEMBER ae, leol
ON Il DIAMOND.
American League.

II American League.
AT Philadelphia, 5; Milwaukee,.
At Baltimore, il; Cleveland (.
AT Boston, s; Chicago, !.
At Washington, 4; Detroit, l---Fiye
innings-Called%>on account Of dark
ness =. y 8ss
National League.
AT Pittsburg, IA; New York, {.
At Cincinnati, q; Brooklyn Jig.
AT Chicago, O.; Philadelphia, a.
At St. Louis, 8; Boston, 4.
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National League.
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Wheat.

I. ID DULUTH, Sept. 90.
WHEAT-Cash No hard 70lac, No. i,
Northern; 671sc. No. Q Northern 65ssc,
No. 3 spring .6sAc. To Arrive--No. /
hard 7oAc, No. l Northern 67No. Sept.
67Hc, Oct. 67Mo, Dec, 6Sssc, May 7ahc.