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read law. In 1886 and 1887 he continued
this and in 1888 read law with Judges
Dick and billiard at Greensboro, being
licensed in September of thai year. On
Dec. p, 1886 he married Miss Jennie
Lanier of Battle Ground, N. G. In April,
1889 he moved to Asheboro, and has met
with great success there. In October,
1890 he was appointed United States
Commissioner, holding office till 1896 when
he resigned. In 1895 he was elected
Mayor of Asheboro. In 1900 he was elect
ed to the House, overcoming Republican
majority of 500. He was especially active
in the house in cutting down all extra sal
aries asked, watching the financial inter-
ests of the State closely and looking out
for the plain people. He was a member
of the committees on Judiciary, Insurance,
Salaries and Fees, State Library, Con-
gressional District, Senatorial Districts.
REPRESENTATIVE ]. F. ALEXANDER,
OF RUTHERFORD.
Hon. Jacob f. Alexander, OF Forest
City, member of the House from Ruther-
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first man in his company under the first
call. On muster out he returned to Fay
etteville where he soon regained his
health that had been impaired by fever.
Later he was elected a captain in the
Fayetteville Light Infantry, also COM
mandant with the rank of captain in the
Sons of Confederate Veterans besides be-
tions of honor.
On the opening of the campaign Of POO,
he was elected president of the White
Supremacy Club in Fayetteville, later re-
ceiving in the county convention nomina-
tion for the House of Representatives.
The Joint canvass of the county was hot
and vigorous one, resulting in an over
whelming victory for Democracy and the
Amendment, Captain MacKethan leading
the legislative ticket with possibly the
largest vote ever recorded in the county
AS a member of the House he is well
known to all, few if any having made
more friends in the Legislature or the city
than he has.
AS the only veteran of the Spanish
American war in the General Assembly
he was very aptly selected as chairman
of the House Committee on Military At
fairs. He is also a member of the Judi
ciary Committee, Committees on Railroad
and Railroad Commission, and several
others. He did excellent service to the
State.
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chairman of the school committee for
Poplar Branch township, and was COM
missioned Notary Public in 1897. I'm
solicited he was nominated for the Legis
lature in 1898, and after a holly contested
campaign was elected. He has held sew
eral offices in the fraternities of the State
was Grand High Priest Of the Grand En-
campment of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows of North Carolina, and was
Worshipful Master of Currituck Lodge,
numbers 463, A. F. and A. NJ, in January,
1898. During the session Jdst ended he
was on the following committees: En-
crossed Bills, Agriculture, Deaf and
Dumb, Fish.
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REPRESENTATIVE S. M. BEASLEY, OF
CURRITUCK.

Hon. S. NJ Beasley, member of the
House from Currituck, elected by 97S
Democratic majority. was born in that
county on February Z, 1864. He received
only the education which the public
schools afforded. For several years he
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worked on a farm in Virginia, and upon
his return to this State in the early
part of 1888, secured a position as clerk
in a country store. In 1885 he married
Miss Carrie S. Walker, daughter of Capt.
N. L. Walker, and to them three chill
dren have been born. In 1898, Mr. Beas-
ley was appointed justice of the peace,
for Poplar Branch township to fill an
unexpired term, and in 1896 was nominal
ed by the Democratic party, and elected
for another term. In 1897 he was elected
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REPRESENTATIVE JOHN T. BRITAIN,
OF RANDOLPH.

Hon, John r. Britain, of Asheboro the
able Democratic representative from Ran
dolph, was born in Guilford county near
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04
Prof. COLLINS,
Wielmo7ay Profesorze Collins:

Przeszlo diva !a:a
%cie-p;atc:a ma stra-
szne {aman;e W ko-
sciach, wyda{e N
w!el@ ~p;eHiedzy IA
d%oktorow, lecz Ia
den ME moginl po-
m6dz. copiero Pam
ska mas; nie tie
czy!a, gdy wysma
rowa!eia ma. ciaao
zdawaio mi sic, ia
ko5y ogien przecho.
dz;l p-zez kcsci i
zaraz wszels;e bole
us,a.y. ~Zuzy{en
zystxamastid
jcs:c:a zcrow zupe&-
o.=i2kowanie.
.,:.,aL yY,-.o,,.e!.;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04

PRED K1LKUSAsTY la
w,elka sensscye " catym -kr~j j"
wzbudzi} tax zwauv ''proces k". r
kowsk.", W Kt6rym stapeli jake
oskalzeni o usifowane morderstwo
x. Tchorznickiego, w'sso. ieIk
kuzlkowa p. Marya S.. e'ecka
iej syn Aleksandes Strzelecki. X.
Tchorznicki, kt6ry byf bardzo ma
ietnY i mai u slebie wie!e papie-
row waltceclnSy:h, mles2kat "
donna PIP Strzeleckich. W6wczas
lava przysisg@ych u~olnl}a PIP
strzeleck'ch cd why, a mordercv
p0'o'''l' Es~yk'go'. o0eo"'s
sprawl ta zacxYpa Sc wyjas'l T..
Aresztowano miano~lc,e " tt'h
dnlsch chfora 2 Ku2lko~a, Jai.,,
jako podejrzarego o pop+'me' lie I'll
1brodci. Jalko zwrocil ona siebie u.
wage tenn. IL zy} abyt rozrzutu'e.
Pray rewlzyl znaleAono il nlego
obl'gacye, kt6re sKradziocot y.
Tchorzn,cklemu. X Tchnr,nlcki,
ktory ~wyleczy4 sle po pewnym czas'e
& ran odniesionYch, mieszSaf potem
we Kwowie. gdzie zma'f pred
ki1Ku laty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04

ME CH0IAkA ZAZYWAC LIZ.
KARSTWA. ren'ewaz wiexszosf le-
karstw ma z}y smak. Nc he bye, il tax
by@.'z ale ME MOI Ia tego powiedzitt o
Dla Piotra Gomozo. T, skutecznie i
pewne lekarstwo ziotowe ma plzyjemny
>mak, dziafa be- b6.u ma slime wlasno~
Sci lecznicze. D3staG j. MONA tylko
wprost cd wiasclclela, aibo cd specyal-
nych. .Kszda Eutelka zaopatrzona jest
W numer porzad1cwy III wlerzchu opa-
Aowania, a kupu::acy uczyni' dobrze,
gdy przyjrzy sig, ably ten Dumer pczo-
st"i nietknlety. 20 bl'zsze' s~zczeg6ly
do Ora Peter Fahrney, 1l2-114
South Hoyne Y , Chicago III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04
]: PIolskza pod Moskk ';al

ZGON POD NAHAJKAMI.-
Donosza 2 LODI w polowi. MsJa
zostal sresztowany " kodzi robot
li< Wolf IN aocyali,tyczna propa-
gande. Osadzono go tYmczasowo W
areszcie. cYlku4u iollcyluego PREV
ul Brzez:no~sAi-j i ME dano mu
MIC do jedzel ia. #Gdy Wolf 2 ~
dat poks!mu, oapowiedliauo mu
%dr~inam'; w6wozas " g iewie
Wolf na~ym my siaf komisarzowi
Iwanowowl, kt6ry go kazat "a 20
ot ~1czyG nahajkam,. Wolf ME
przez1f nshajek. .Pochowano 60
pokrgiomu. Nladza t~ ieldzY, II
..pope}nii on ssmoh6jstwo z >powo
dow niewiadomYch'r robotLicy
utrzgmuja. 10 umarf on pod nahaj-
kami. ...."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04
w NARSzAWIE wychodz

w NARSzAWIE :wychodzi
<A'ecn'e 80 ro'skich pism, a miano-
w'cie IL gazet codzlennych, 81
>vg ,dniAi i "a n 4sie czn,ki. War;
szawski4 ,i,ms 50 wprawdzle skre-
}owane cenzura, gcyz Ola kazdego
= sma Jest wyzhaczony >osobny
cenzor ro.,l@ki, ktory kazd9 gazette
pred rozpoczec'em druku czyta i
wykres!a uetepvy lub cafe artykuly,
k,6re si7pie podobsja; pom,mo to
rucb hterncki / W og6le umYslowy
i.st W W~arszaw,a zawsze wlekszY,
aniAe..i we wszyslkich lnnycb mia,
stach polsk'cb, ezy to Krakow'e,
resnaniu Tub Lwowie it'd. War;
s.awa jest tel czysto polsk,en mia
stem, TAX IL pem,mo swych praw
wy%jatkowych muszq sic. @Mosxale>
przewsga polska ]'czyc
na ts&dym kroku. Rzadko tez tam
st,chac jezyk rosyjskl, ALDO W
og6le obc, wszedz'e panuja tylko
dhw'eki polskiei mowy. sDlatego
tez pobYt Warszawle podpcs,
kazdego Polaka ma duchu l utwier-
dza 20 W prsekonaniu. ze zviemy
zyo bedziemy. iedy W stoIicy nasze]
serca i umysty ozvwione TAX mitem
ciep&em narodowem. Me wszedzie
piso tax smatno wyglada, Jak ra
,nnych kresach, Rdzie many tylu
roztitkdw i tch6r.6 Y. kt6rzY re
strachu przed kulturnikami s}owa
" ojczyetym jszyku niejednokr6tnie
wYm6wic SIG obawiaJq.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04
Grunta na sprAednz

" - = seO~
Nasz Kodak Wojc,ech Poterek
" Dulath, ma ma sprzsdaz 24O
ARROW .obrei zismi Z budynkami, "
,Gultznie pod Duluth, " Miuneso-
sic. Is ARROW jul wyklaro vanvch ,
tee kam,ennla j bez puia, a ressta
g. drzewem i }akamt.
P6ttorej mill cd tel fanny Jest
polsk, kosc!6t " Gnleza,e, do k,6-
rego dojezoza ks. Sroka z Duluth.
Do szkoly ty,xo 6w'erc miiY. Ma,
fa:mach W Gniezn,e JEST juz so
pc'sk'ch f,mil,, lchca mice w{as~
nego s:a}ego proboszcza.
Pan Poterek zada "a aklet,
yty kto wszystko knp;, $ dolar6w
ylyby kto clc'at 40 Tub 80. akro"
kup't, 20 = budynkami zadatb,
IA akIer II dolar6*.
Pissc do n'ego pod adzesem:
Wcjc,ech Po,erek. $40 - s ave.
4. Duluth, M:nn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04
z OALICYI.

q WlEDNIA donosza, 10 stc~
ia}owszozyoy przYstapill do Kofa
Polskiego. 20 przYieciu ich ma
o,obntm posiedEeniu Ko}s prezes
pan J: T.. Jaworski przywitaf lob
wyrassjao nadsieje wspolnej ] Wy.
rozumiaiej praoy dla dobra narodu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04
Z PRASY ~WARSZAWSKIEJ.

PRASY WARSZAWSKIEJ.
,,Sfo>o" ~arszawskie ponleszc2a
ma na:zelnem n i-jscu rastepu]2ce
os x]lstczen1e' Il dol I'M Is. b. m.
z{oz14em kierown,ctwo ,.Sfowa' W
rsce terra zn,ejszego wydawcy tegoz
dzienn.ka p. Lucjan. Wrotnow~
suego Podpis mol ma dzienniku
pozostanie DO czasu zatwierdzenla
y. W lego ma stanow1sku
rednktora .,stova" Mscis'aw Co.
d>e~sk;. Jak wiadomo, Godlewski
d,staf niedaHno temu nauczke cd
studentow warszawskich "a zbiers~
nie sx+adek ma stypendjum Tmere-
tynskiego. To Jest powodem lego
ustauien,s. Kierownlctwo ,Sfowa'
ob1at D. Diminish, at6ry j "a
redaktorstwa Godlewskiego by}
faktycznYm r~edaktorem, gdyz Co.
dIevski ME wiele znaf sic ma dzien~
n,karstvi y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04

W pow. brodz-
k'. wYbueht ME wiadomej pray
czyny polar v stodole wtoscjanina
Porady, kt6ry .~n1szozyl doszcstn,e,
pr6cz tel stodoiy. take lego cate.
W ptom'en'ach zginqt 4"le,n' syn
Porady, kt6ry y krvtYczoym Ca
sic s2a& W stodo!e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04

SMa&lAE+N4sYI8a. gIsz9,S 4SSI
''positYcznycrb. Kiedy staDeli na
dsorcn We Warszawie przytrzymaa
notch jake spitg6y i odsta wIono'
podeskorta wojsko.a do wje,isria.
w drus,e 4l1ie,o no poiudniu ST.
nslr pred 6on.endantem Warszawy
kt6ry kazsl z mini spiAd %protok6l,
poc,em wrocit i'm ~ptawd,ie vol
uosc. ale znowu pod erkbrta trzecb
zolnierzy z nabi,emi ka. ablnam,
,dsta~i mo lch do grsplcy. Aparat
fotogrs ficzn7 i piyty 2 sdjeti!ml5
wlada zatrzYma}a l z~n,szczyfa.
Jezel' SERGE twoje 1adwerszone
i.stes " niebezIiec enstwle. Severy
Wzmacniacz Serca (Heart Tonic
wyleczy wszeIkie dolegliwosci
serca, pobud.; zYwy obieg krwl,
i nastrojl caiy system. Wypr6b. =
wane J sktadaiace sig z czesci ro-
:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04

/ lk:,,;ajju1 naszego. Possei S1sier: 5iinies
MEM powows,epnJacyct wyraz'i
rado6t 2 powodu przlstalitn;a DO
wsp6!nej piracy. ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04
ZJAZD CH1RURG0W po!

ZJAZD CHIRURG0W pot
sk'ch " Krakowie cdbsdz'e SIC Is
/ lie lipca. r. b.. Dotychczas ggfo.,Ir
ga z;azd chirurg6s r+ferat>; p',f.
DIR. Ksder ftrzy wyk4sdy). p'oS.
DR.. Ziemb.nski, dr., Franc. Sex
(dva1. dr.. Ruf, d.. Hermann
(dwa). rrof. dr. Trzeb'cki, ! DIR.
prof. DR.. R,d,gie'
iczterY) r
DOB1EzYN. Gosrodarzowi
uxradzono V6z up',!z5-
nv para kon'. Z!odz:eja sch wy ia no
Y Rogcznie Zfodziei t~lerdzi. 5e
ie naaywa Pawilski 2 Dabr6 ii
1a'es'1'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04
'NIEPRZYJACIEIE LUDZKIEGO P0K0LENIA11
- ktorych
Prof. Collins zEalCza uSuWa.

Rozlczne choroby piersi, serca, oczu, zofadka, nosu !
gardfa, Dol gfowy, przezebienie, katar, zapalenie pfuc, os1a7.
bienie, znieczulenie, kurcze, farnanie W kosciach, ciezki od-s
dech, wodna %puchina, reumatyzm, strupy ma gfowie, w
rzuty, tanec Sw. Vita, bruch, suchoty, rak, ospa, tyfus, wy
sypka, swierzb, rany, puchlina, r6za, ASTHMA, zawr6t, gfucho-
ta, zyzowatosG, sfaby wzrok, kfucie W krzyzach a ~szczypanie
W udach, wszelkie tajne a weneryczne choroby, choroby ma
cicy, nieregularne peryody, krwotok, bia1e upfawy, niepfod-
nose, bolesci %porodowe, choroby watroby, zapalenie Seize
liszaje i. t. d..
To So gf6wni nieprzyjacele l~udzkiego pokoenia, ale le-
karze uczeni powotani So do bronienia mas przeciw. ttymze:
Przeciw tymto ciezkira nieprzyjacie!om, najskuteczniej broni
lud og6lnie znany:.
e. Prof. COLLINS,
kt6ry uzdrowii jju1 tysiac z rozlicznych chorob, a wielu, wie-
lu : wydarf z iona smierci.
On leczy m~e1czyzn, kobiety dzieci. Opr6cz wymienio-
nych, leczy on wszelkie inne choroby, a wrazie stabosci pisz-
Gle do niego IA nizej podany alres.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-02
besdd the artificial rose on the Easter5.

EtdStEt
hat
But sit IS IN the domain Of music
that the ninstee nth century rises
above its fellow cen atsllr'i ies like u water
blister bis Or a#a bulbous nose hat era
sor sr period has produced such nelodies
as Akfter the Bal & Annie5 Rooney Z
s';.N & N ah Rag Time Gal & and scores Of
other gems that ID ls1 won! d die Sto hear
and be glad OF the char hal be.
SSnrlighted soul of the eight entth entury
ever thrilled AZ gg7time 81.
There are many other things that
may sbe said of th e nine etesnth century
~ but 1T lis dead now and we shall say
nothing evil Of ~ it. AS We stand at
the door OF the tWenti eth century and
slift the knock vi tn s trem bling hand
we should all leave the knockers we
have used SO fbalsil 4 the past behind
US init r,tbb bish of the ages. 5sS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-02
NEW YEARS DANCE.
MEMBERS OF THE BAND GIVE "a
5,ts UCCEssFUL DANCING PARTY
4 s55I AT THE ATHErJF,UNF 35;s. 81


s$S5s hers OF the local band gave a
very successful dancing party at the
jAtheneum New ears eve. Preced-
ing the dance there was a. concert OF
six numbers, 81 in which the band boys
.excelled themselves I was the uni
yersa1 connnent that no better music
has ever been rendered by the organi-
zation and the solos Of Messrs. Pierce
and Townsend came in for especial
eomtmen mn on Under the direction
zof Leader Poole the boys have made
rapid strides IN the line OF music and
rhe rem dftion Of the concert program
Monday might was creditable both to-
band and instrlc TOR. s.z5
~ The dance lasted until late Ia the
anollling and was tthoroug ghly enjoyed
The music was especial Nv good.
n Islntshe con was served by the ladies ii
midnight
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-02
IN i /: oN


ARRIVAL OF, ORD ROBERTs RE
CEIVEsD WITH JOY IN I0NDoR
london, Jan. ne arrival off Lord
Roberts at CoWes was announced by
special editions somorToW vii be-
Roberts day in London and prepare
5tions for q reception are we'll under
way, the decoratito being elaborate
along the line Of march oberts5
and staH win ne. met at Paddington
station by several members Of the;
royal family. Fifteen thousand
troops will escort hi1n to Bucdnhaan
where he lunches with Wales AL
stores W1ll close and the city be given
up to rejoicing
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-02
INTEREsT IN I4INDEIIE,

REPORT FROM GRAND il, FORKS
5ss KS HHsR 8 is MUCH INTER-
H1!sT a's IN THE y .TRI
Grand orks, N. d., Jan. 2 he IN
2teTest in IL the prose ution Of A:5 Linde-
aie the secretary Of the state enforce
IN i lent league, us still at a hi gh Dbl ten
The. next case ITO be tried Is the one
for 8 comp ding a crime III CONNIE ection
with his M a'ying received money from
%a Grafton :.s sss'i igger He admit lied at the
last trial tllat he received the money,
but nut. claims IT was not as a briDe.
part pslr OF this money was afterwards Re.
turned, but he still has a portion Of
81, on did at 5bhe time Of the trial. After
the eStiisp osdtdon OF the Grafton case he
will be tried under the second indict-
ment for perjury Though the term
OF States Attorney Bangs Will expire
Jan. $, he win probably be appointed
by the court & to conSiue the prosecu-
tion, ais the states attorney y-elect, j. b
Wineman, was one of the witnesses
| in the case against Lindelie for per:
jury ju and it is though @he will be dis,
qualified. E3s3S5s
'ublle 'lll1l 5 Cpl lion lis divided, not only
in This city but all over the state. I,
was claimed by some that Bangs
Icalled & az the grand jury, and prosecutet
| Lind III, del lie as the result Of bad blood Be.
| tween Jhe two. While the feeling be
tween them has not been very cordial
lstil the attorney had nothing to ds
1 with the calling Of the grand jury, d.
4 was H sum mInoned pom petitaon o
/ persons il anofher part Of the count.
for t' the purpose Of estigating an
/ other perjury case In that ingtanc,
nothing was made public as the per
/ g son indicted was out Of the state am,
Twas as desired TO keep it quiet till h,
could be pretended and brought Ii
trial
The general feeling is that whethel
Lindelie is guilty sto, not he has actet
very indisereetly in mixing up tmitl
the piggers in any way. He was EN-
ployed by the enforcement league t
prosecute the piggers, and the genera
p1lblde cannot See what he was bick
ering with the piggers for.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-02
ROBERT HOMl
Lord Roberts Arrives At lowes and n
Lands there BY Order oi The
Queen, Who SGsreets
Great Enfhusi 81 II Lond 81 ana th1oug
England At the I2etn rn 81 tae
General
lsPrepar rations Being Made for Recept ption
Tomorrow Which WIN be
Elab Ike

,,oWes, Jan ord Robe
rived here ssoslth to-day
Heeanae ashore dTl the laalncEa.
There was trernend doIs deinonstr
ton on the water front and the piers
We're black with people as the trans
port Canada steamed toward anchor
age eaislne were fired, flags waved,
whistles blown and yelled.
Roberts landed first CoWes at the
queens command as she wished "a be
the first To- receive the returning hero.
The general will dine and sleep AT t,s
borne house tonigh
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-02
BISMARCK "WEDNESDAY JANUARY 8. leo1

have been taken the watch night
services tnroaIg hout the city ii tie
Methadis church a very interesting
service consisting of ad ddresses by the
Older 'l members History Of the local
church the Sunday school ana the
Eir,Worth league. A male quartette
and l1tl full chorus choir furnished some
si,ecia lly riate selactions, and
4 3as s. the old century passed out and the
= new WAS Y F II la1shered IA moments were
spent 81 i1l qlliet nledd tation and pray
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-02
IN SESSION.

sG0YERNOR 0DELLsS MESSAGE
THE FElA ATURE or THIEDAY 81
lbany Jan 9. 9 few York's
slegls ature met at i i and was given
over 70 organi nizattii on lie fea ttlre
was vernor Ode 81 message Whieh
plore the that iincorp :agttiaon
laws were So Il beral and places the
y blame on iii the
Beiitty upon resp onsibilit 81
c1alans vice never can be enti rely
eraslicated but should he eulated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-02
GOOD YEA R FOR N. P.3
FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC FOR THE
YEAR rs "a. 4 GO DD ONT 55


III 81 Paul Dec. II z. The fnancial
showing She OF the Northern Pacific for
the calenda lar year ending yesterday is
regarded as one OF the most remark
able western raiEr oading Two
lessons are drawn from it. The 5un-
suspected earning power Of the sys-.
tenn and the tr tremendous latent re-;
sources OF Montana, Idaho and Wash
az
dging from Ithe weekly statements.
Of gross earnings Tor Decernber issued
up the third week, Il he surplus for.
the month ending midni gllt over the
same period Of 1899 will be in the
ghborho Of $$.40o, 900. On the
Same basis OF iguring the SIX months
Of The present ii seal year viii show an
increase II OF about $S75, 600 over the
same period OF 1890. uting BY
calendar year, the gross earnings may
Sbesfound ITO closely touch Ss32, 900, 900,
as com pared with the previous calen-
Sdar year ending Dec. s. 1899, which
were about $2S,5OO, 600
These later figures. however, include
the 81. PauQ & Duluth branch, but the
ga earnings from that source are not be-
| lieYed to have been as great as many
suppose. Greatest credit is due the
western part ct y the ]. hat
Pacific coast territory IS taking rapid
strides towards ripe commercial inn
provement pv Isl shown in its ability q
more than offset the shrinkage ii
EARNINGS In Minnesota and the Da-
kotas sfhrou crop failure, etc Had
the past season been as productive On
Il tbs tsheeast as on west end Of the
system, itt IS difficult I'd decide just how
the road could have cared for all the
business.
laaat preferred stock will be at par
before the close Of the year IS pos
sible,
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] MARRIED.

DAUGHTER OF, THE LA TIE. MAR
Gus DALY MARRIED "a NEW.
YORK
leW an. Margaret DAILY,
daughter Of the late mi onaire Mar
Gus naly, and Carroll Brown off Balti-j
mo more, were married today at the DAILY.
mansion on Fl fifth venue. The cere-.
mon was very simple only iininedi-
ate relatives and friends being present
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-02
I BOlHRs l ) STILL. ON IA RITH

GapetoWn ian. A Boer com
nando operating in the eastern part
of the colony has reached Rood dehoogd
south Of hid dlehurg and iss loosings
farms and cutting wires.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-02
MISSOURI LA AWMAKERs.

s son Mo. j al. NE lag
islaturys met AZ noon TOR HE ii
first session were sworn
in III blocks cf No hlss i11ess
anned for tod
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PRECIPITATION

Average for he nlonth .5a6 tlches;
average number of days With o1 l e of
ali inch or more, the eatest
mondhl preei was s1 inches
\ III q, the least month pl ipita-
+ dion WAS u inches HI th great
est amount ~ precfp atfon corded
4 Id any al cons secltive hours g s66Ss
inches on the reatest
amount o. sI,awfall record in amy
224 cons secutiye hours record extenI,dT I,1;,
ing to winter of sss4 onlyJ Igas q !. 2 2
inches on the 10Th ant l90.
pUDs M, WE TIIflF
Average number ofs clear ~; 3;
partly cloud .; Loudly slags 4.
the preva|fIing n been cen
from 4ils mort the Al Yeloc=;
s IL u itlie ind sgsss 81 miles rom the
mort, oil the Issssths SsS