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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02
Q erniluitine Nniidlteu.

nzgort, I. Sanuar. - Die
hieiigen Srtboboren iinb ni6t ie6r
erbaut iiber bic QeuBerungen bes
8iT9ofs pptter unb Or. 8uinsforb's
i'm rG6ur9 Club" iiber Die Sonnz
tagsf4luBz unb Ncciiez5rage. 8iz
i9of PDtter erfldrte nGmli6, Pro5iz
bition lei Elm S9pinbel unb lei iiberz
al fe6lgegangen, no bieIel6e berfu6t
tporben. Sic babe Elm @s19le9t BON
@9pinblern unb 6eu9lern groBgez
5ogsn. Or. gainsforb iagte Ii. 81:
Ser Saloon lit Elm bemotrutiI DIES
oSnititut unb cine blei6enbe @inri9z
tung. 8ir 6aben fein Re9t, bur9
geTeblihe Metboben benz @emeintpez
fen unTere 9riItlt6en 9efiible auf3uz
5pingen, tein Re9t, BON ben Wiinz
f6sn Der Wfai1en a6autpei9en. Die
n@omen's G6riitian Semperance
Union" beite9t aus guten 5rauen, bic
aber bes Seufels 8ert berri9ten. L"
@r 1agte ferner, Der Saloon lei fein
f6linmer Srt pber Elm Srt fir
i6limme 2eute. Der 5el6e entipre4e
einem pOiitipen gebiirfniB in elmer
Stabtmit elmer 8sbDlferung, bic nur
cine balbe 6eimat6 6eiibe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02
Sie @abl anf Gnba.

Santiago De 8 Il b a, 1.San.
- Die geitrige Wubl tit in bieiem0tz
itritt o6ne bemertensnertben 3tpiz
iaenfaG borii6er gegangen. 9as elm
5iqe Sidet i'm 6elbe mar bas Der Sea
tional gartei unO iiegte infoIge beiz
fen. 6ier mar BAG abgegebene 8otum
ie6r f6pa9 unb es CAB iih penig
sSnterefe an Der Wabl tuno. 9us
@etter ipar ungefpObnli9 falt unb
regneriih.
6apana, 1. San. - Q[lem Nnz
f9eine na4 lit bas gan3e Palma%
Sidet erpdhlt, unb SomaIo @itrabu
9alma, Der Iationaliiten Ganbibat
fir Die 9rGiiOentf9aft Guba's, DirO
bas einItimmige8otum bes @leftoralz
Golle9iuns erbalten. Die Nn6dnger
bes Generals 8artplpme WaIo, nell
der fiir5li9 dls oemotratiI6er Gdnz
bibat 3uriidtrdt, na6men teinen 9lns
tbeil an Der Wabl, unb nur elm Ie6r
Qeringes 8otum tpurbe aQenthalben
auf Der Sniel a6aeae6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02
Bct'm @6littIflu6laufen bernnaliidt.

MtGun Snb, 1. Sonuar. =
So6n 9eper unb 6ruu 8race Salts
ertranfen bei'm S6littI6u6laufen,
9eper 6interldBt cine Satin unO Elm
8tnb; 6ruu 5ali5 mar Die Satin
zines GiienbabnzNngeitelIten 9enrp
Sir, Der e6enfu15 einbra4, purOe gez
rp++pt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02
geaneermse setd,en tbres sebenswansers.

9as fnO Die Qtue nit ben tiei litgeHotn 2lugen,
p,m baQaran, Qtlbtn gcibt un0 o,m idtpptnpeu
Cano, 0tu}n 0;r3tlopicn, 55pinocianidle appetits
Iofgtst i8i'5ttE @tl9mad I'm 9nn?t q, StrltOpinng
o.u 0aB lie Ourb llebtrQenuB Der 9tbensireuotn
oOtr abcr Dur3 ll,btrarbeituH9 0sogtu unO 2tbtr
ruinirt ba5eu. oisr t5ut, mas INNER OIs Stadium
Der Rvautbeit it, ba,oige oiiIie notb un0 5Dar bic
sin,iQ fbert @ulis Der iiir o:eien 9ped beonOers
,ub;rtittttu 81. 9ernarOzRrGuterpilen. 25 Gcnts.
Wiz Qlppthetsn. VI, %, Sl ;&&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02
@aoWaD'S &caOD &elief
bietrt iufurtigr 0inOrrnng.

GJeocn Ropftpcb CD}iorduc ob;r ncrp6ics ROpfmsbk
3abni6mcr,cn, RcuralQic, &bcumatismus, 9sren'
ihub, Shmer3en uu0 S6pdhc i'm Suten, oe1H
9tiidarat potr ocn Ticrtu 9tibpcrpen in Der Gts
berQcQcuo, Seiteuir:dbeu 2Iui6pclun0 Der @elents
unO S6mcrsen i:o,r @,t itufit bic Npplitatton Don
Guouap's Rta0o gttIi,t iofortQe Gr!t1ttrur9 uHe
oeim fortgeieRtsr @cbruu6 cinige 2d3e lang pfS
tpsrtteliQt cine psrmaucutc Sciluu0.
9notrt ioiort bic bnciOmiten S@mr3ert b.ef
Gut5iiuounQeu uui nm hcilt 6OHgeitipnen, iomohl
bic Der Qun0tu, ocs WuQcns, oes llnterlsips ais
nuh n,r Sriicn unn ShleimhaNt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02
9nriiftrrtrnnr 0enGiitr.

Qtlunta, Ga, l. San. - 9tpee
f9en aus berI9iebenen 3beilen BON
2llabama unb Georgia lufen erfeben,
baB bic Str0me, Deren 9O4paTer am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02
8anENusmsiie.
Sabinss>Samf bon Baltimore.

l. 3lnuar 1902.
Die ltnttrjebu:teu, bonn Sirtftoriam ser v9al=
timortr SauiaQs' @anf1 crnanut, nm DEN NusDts
ibrer Ebdtjgtiit pdbrtuO oes OrfloF:ncn 3abre5 5u
p:iffn unD Ddriber &,ribt III eritlttcI, bIotu Ole
pom ibn:n crb,iiAeu 9fl;dttn iOrgTd!tg :riilt unO
bEr;ftcn ME folqt:
9ttr1g ser 6Onos an 81. 38cmbtr
1893 ......................... $22, $40 0G766
Gmeanqcn Don 33poftorcn in 1901. 4,24S 3H.31
SiUiOeno;n auf g&Ttb2apiert, 3;nitn
auf NarlIben ett................. ll2i9e6.4
SIS, 332 1881
6isrbon TnO 1bIuiis6tn, ME folgt:
@ctrG8, ben Sepoftorn
in 1891 bcjabit, cinz
blicBi6 0luptiummc
unO 3a;n $4,07iO13O5
9>trll, be3ablt iiic 9rdz
uIieu uno auiotlluiens
3iniea cuf auQetlnitc
@;fttten, Gb!iQat:Onen
etc. .................. Oh, $3.50
ettrao Der 6t}ablt,n Nns=
Q1Dtn ......-.......-. 10, iSI.-t
9ttrag ntr b3abIten
Steacrn .............. % 1866
9leibt nm 3l. 0s5tmbtr 1901 en
Tonosbstra9 bon .................. S53rool ooIO1
Die Gonog fHo in 5orl.6en auf G}runoeiqtutbum
IND 6ollterazSsfurtdt:H ois rad Alrbt Der ltlz
terj,ibncteu pOlfommcI Qciibsrt nTD, uno our1 o,n
Nntauf Don Q9ertbplperen otr lo!icelsn Nrt aH=
gslaat.
Is ruarsn am l. 5auuor 1901 1873 Gouti ofi:n;
pdbr'nO Otft!5tn 5nbr;s ipurotn 5'34 sour eyot.:
net un0 md5rtnO otHet5cu 2eitraum5 52ll onntl
Q;iblOf;n, 10 oab ain 81 Gt3tmbtr 1901 503j0
Cont pDrDanocu D1rtn.
glcpton 6. S1ns
Gbarlee u. SSebb,
l2-4,S) .. Z. 8eIiigdn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02
Wppetitlufi8
~ %PPShlbSOttSISb"
0fiarane,
llnperSnnlihfeit.
GaIcnfranFbeiteif,
&eberucrbartung,
S0SDcpiies
S0Spcpiie.

BerFtfte 0croauung ipiro our9 Gins
rebneu BON RaOnups Qiutn crreibt. SuiOl9e ibrer
onttbili0feu Gioeni&afteH timulreu fic bic
Qtbtr bel ausibeiounq Der &aQe uuO oeren GHts
leerunq ourb bic Gannqdnoe. Seie 9ilen in
Soicu BON 5nd bis bier regultren ibnea bic G5unfs
tionen Der 2t6er uuo bsfrsj;n ben 9utcnten bon
9tbcrleOen Gin oocr 3pei RabpaD's Qilen, t6gs
LID RON 9tniertqcn Qtnommsn, Die an @ilioftdt
uno Qe5er.Griblaffuno GeiOcn, tptrocu Das Spfem
regular erbalten uuO time geiunOe 9erDauung
F6ern.
8OGe oebrudte G.bruudsunneiiuno in ieber
e6aatd; 25 Gents bic Sba3td. 8ertauft OOn
IusH Apotbtfern ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02

0u1ut6, Wtinr., /. Sanuar. =
Sine pG6ren0 Der bergangenen Ru4t
i'm Souterrain bes Sacred 9eart
cSnitit1te" ba6ter eingetretene0ampfz
fefel grplQfion beI4G0igte bas Sc
bGtbe gum 8etrage BON mehreren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02
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Gtnerlsi ipic bcftiqt oOer i8neiosrOc S6np'ries
b,r 9Pbeumatitcr @tttldqcrio,, S6pube, SriipptL
RcrY6is Rsurul9t,r oOsr nit Rrantbtitsn Ssbaitsta
ousbaltcu mag,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02

9aris, 1. Sanuur. - Die Der~
I9obene 8ereraIprobe gu n9iegz
frieO" in fran30Iiider @praae fanO
geItsrit Nbenb i'm nOpernS9auIe" Dor
einem 9u6litum itatt, ba5 Die Spit
gen ber 8e60roen, nambaFte @Ariftz
teller unb 8iinItler, Die 8otf4after
unO 9tianbten umfaBte. Seem be
8es3ts's nStegfrisO" mar etn
Srtump6. Gr nuroe ie6smal geruz
fen unb nit ftiirmiI9em 8eifdll be-
lp6nt. Die iunge amerifanii4e SGnz
germ 8efiie Nbbott errang einen groz
ben @rfolg nit Der nStimme Des
Wulbbpgel5.
0en1tr9ir+ RI n nI5 GR 4 r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02
Nicens<Neindle.
eifte Er. / ,.
Bureau Ger Spirrupicuz Htctn;z 9 rmini ia
3immer Ser. 900, 6eriebtseebduce.

Die na6folg.rO qcnanntan 4erionen baben gts
ir9e um Z ans er irung E inc r u E |.
pirituoien 9iefns einqcreid1t ntlbe
Sonner az, Den 16 9unudr, Il llbr NGtta9s,
in Grlpdgung ge3ogen iosrOrn ioatn. 4rotetz 6ers
muldre (tpnn etpiaidtD f0unen duf Gruben N
hIeism giirtau erlongt iperOen.
NSar SSaus, BrdToent,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02
9feuja0r5~ SbYQell
WeGr ieniatiOnelle Slnttbaten.
Sin p0Satdl Wfcctin9" in Der 9fen=
jabrSnnht in Ipro=GarDGiHn, uno
tuic Saiielbe cnoctc.

0rei Mdnner getDOtet, cine 6rau un0
Elm anOerec Munn f4tper Derlpunz
bet. -@6euBlitbes 8erbreden gu
Denoer, Sol. - Sin 9ei4piiterz
paar bei'm 6dlittIau6loufen auf
etnem 8ei4e DON einem llnAolo
ii6erfolsn. - Der 8ruoer err
moroet, bic @4peiter Dergepolz
tigt. - @el6fmor0 zines 2ieutez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02
Sod gnt abgclauirn.

@slDeFernaat gOttesbienit in Der
&apeIe elmer tat6Olii4en Gr3iez
bungsanitalt bur4 cine 9umpfz
fefelz@rblpiipn unterbrp6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02
@aomaD'8 &eabD &eIief
GrsdItunaen. 9uften. 6aIsIeirem, SniueH;a.
SruncbitiS, 3unseus GutIunbuus, Rbeus
mdtismuS, 0euraIsic, SppfiGmerisH,
SahnfhmerSen, Nitbma,
Ntbcmbe icJperceu.

SttGft bic btfttQfer 9 6mer3eH
in 3eit BON elmer bis 3wanJiq Rinuter. 3dt ens
Stunoe, Ho6Otm CT oicic2lnjcgt gelccu, bat ir9sno
SemaHO n6tjg, 3 d msr5en aus s5u It n.
Suutrli b-Giu balbcr bis elm 3beel0fiel in
Gin babies glas QBufcr iUiro in ipeuigen WiuuteB
bclcH Grdmpfe, aourulToncn, lauren Ntagtn, ue=
bsfeit, Grbrcden SoObrtnnen, WigrdHe Sur6tuut
Golf, gIdbuugn unO ale iunerl3cn Sbmtr3sn
UfaIarfu in fstnsm oerftbierenen 6Urmtn turirt
unO perbItet.
Gg oi6t f;in mcbHamcut in Der gBelt, oas 6itber
mn Bs6itlfiebcr uuo ule anoereu malartiteH,
bloitn uno ionfiqrn G5cbcr i'm @creiu nit R b.
pu0'g 9illtn 10 raid bebebt, pie u Oa
ipap's RcuOo RcIicf
RsiiuO foattn tets cine 6.aibe Raopap's Reobb
Rctf nit iib fiibren. Giuige 8ropiau IN g80fer
perbitcn Rrunfbeit ooer llcbeIbtiiuocn in f7Olgs
@erduOerunq bts g8ufcrs. 6s if beTtr uls 6rans
SDfi6tr graupp ootr bittere gteoijinen oeer
StmuldntieH.
qrcis 50 Gents per Glai9e, Gertautt bon auenr
Gpotbeeru. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02
Strite in Sir s 6pma5
2ipton's Werten.

QpnD BON, l. Sdnuar. = Der
brobenbe Strife in Sir S9omas
2ipton's @erten lit bon Der 9rdftn
BON @artpif, 2abp 0ilfe unb 2aop
5enrp Someriet, Der Prdiioenttn Der
rWorfingpomans 2eugue," unter>
ftiBt pprben, unD bic meiiten Irbctz
terinnen 2ipton's geb0ren bieier DR.
ganifation an. 8isle ge6Oren ebenz
faus Der rWorters ltnion" an, Die
ben Strife beI9lofen fat. Mtan bate
ertpartet. buB berielbe i4on gu @eibz
nd9ten Beginner nerbe;; oa aber Som
Mann, Der betunnte 2lr6eiterfiibrer
unb grGiibent Der l1niOn, plOBli9
na9 Nsu>Seelanb abreiien muBte,
bat man ben Strife bis naa Neuiabr
RsrfAobeTt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-02

Sueen8tppn, 1. Sunudr. -
Die bie1tge Polt3ei fat Die Na4rt4t
erbalten, baB Elm M}ann, Der ben gtdz
men Same5 Murrup an9ab, pel6er
am borigen 6reitag nit Dem 0um@
pier n2ucania" eintraf, ii4 in Sem
mare ousgeIiefert babe, Iogeno, oaB
er cine 6rau in Sefferion, 0Rio, err
mOrbet babe.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-01

Matchan took the midnight train for
the east where they will enjoy a we'd
ding trip. They expect to return to
the city in about ten days.
Many friends in the city will extend
congratulations to the young people,
and" wish them a long and happy life.
The bride has been a resident of the
city for a number of years and has
endeared herself to many friends in
her acquaintance with them. She is
a young lady Of many endearing quail
titles Of mind and tanner. DR..
Matchan has a large circle of friends
in the city, and is a young profess
sional man of ability and integrity.
The bride is the eldest daughter of
Warden and Mrs. N. F. Boucher.
Those present at the ceremony
We're: MI. and Mrs. N. F. Boucher,
Miss Mabel Boucher, Miss Laura San
derson. DR.. and Mrs. F. D. Kendrick
and daughter, Mr.. F. E. Funk.
L'MOURE-BOGUE
At half past 2 O'Clock this afternoon
at the residence Of Sheriff and Mrs.
Bogue took place the wedding of their
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-01
CAPITAL CITY WEDDINGS

TWO COUPLES OF THE CAPITAL
CITY'S YOUNG PEOPLE MAR
RIED-MISS EDNA BOUCHER
MARRIED LAST NIGHT TO DIR.
w. G.. MISUNDERSTANDING OF
c. w. L'MOURE AND@MISS MAMIE
BOGUE THIS AFTERNOON.
A very pretty wedding was that sol
emnized last night at the residence of
MI. and Mrs. N. F. Boucher at the
state penitentiary grounds. which
united in marriage their daughter
Edna to DR.. Wesley G. Matchan. The
ceremony was performed at just 8
o'clock by Rev. M. P. Burns of James
town, presiding elder of the Methodist
church for this district. The we'd
ding ceremony was simple, yet i'm
pressive. and at it's conclusion
congratulations were rendered the
welded couple by the relatives
and intimate friends who were present.
A dainty wedding luncheon was served
after the ceremony. DR.. and Mrs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-01
The CITY:

The 0. E. S. will meet in Masonic
hall tomorrow evening. A
There was a severe wind accom-
panying the rain in last nights storm
George Hughes passed0 through on
the noon train en- route to Dickinson.
The regular dance of the @. A. M.
club will be held tonight, at Baker
hall.
Dr., Pryce of Dawson came in on
the noon train and is transacting bls-
mess at the land Office. Il
Local matter will be found on other
pages. There will be no strictly or
exclusively local page hereafter.
Murdoch Mckenzie sold a section Of
land yesterday and another section
and a half stoay, Notwithstanding the
rain.
N. J. Shields received his patent to
a valuable quarter section of land
near Linton at the land office this
" morning.
Supervisor Ingalls, came in on the
noon train from the east and is look
=. ing over the work being done about
the depot.
Friends Of Captain Gregg, who has
been i'll and almost helpless for many
months, will be pleased to learn Of the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-01

allowance of his pension of $40 a
month, which will be paid him here
after.
A soaking rain fell during last night
and this morning. A few days OF
bright, warm weather would be highly
beneficial.
Mrs. Strauss and other property
owners ON Second street are tearing
up the old withdrawing ready fol
the tile layers. e., ~
The county superintendent who
have been in the city for the past
three days, returned to their homes
on the afternoons train.
Roadmaster Gleason of the Wash.
burn road, who has been suffering fol
some time from pneumonia, is reported
improving at the hospital.
The special meeting of the: Ladies
Benevolent Aid Society will be hello
at the residence of Mrs. Dunn Friday
| afternoon, May 2, at 3 o'clock.
Leaden skies hang over the city to.
day, so dense that in the middle o.
the day it was dark as it is ordinarily
in the evening, and artificial lights
had to be made use of in many places
The new time schedule, which is ex'
pected to go into effect on the N. P
next Sunday, and the additional ser
vice between Fargo and Mandan witt
trains Nos. Z and 8 will make som
changes in the runs of passenger con
ductors. Probably Conductors Reet
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-01
THE WHITE MANS BURDEN,

The large number of white men
(and women) who travelled on the
Milwaukee's Pioneer Limited between
the Twin Cities and Chicago each day
4 surely relieved of all the "bur-
dens'' of ordinary travel. The service
is pronounced by the best travellers as
perfection itself. The Pioneer Linn
tied, is the famous train of the world
and its dining cars modern cafes on
wheels, 49,. -~a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-01

daughter, Mamie, to Mr.. C. w. La
Moure. None were present but the
members of the family. and Mr.. C. H.
Taylor. who acted as best man, and
Miss Fannie Dunn, who attended the
bride. The wedding ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. S. Miller of the
Methodist church. Both of the young
people are we'll known in the city.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. P. Bogue and has grown I'D
in the city, where she has many
friends. The groom is a son of SEN
ator Jud LaMoure. and is clerk in the
state treasurer's office. Friends in
he city and through the state will ex-
tend congratulations. Nh. and Mrs.
LaMoure left on the afternoon train
for the east. for a brief wedding trip.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-01

of the Southwestern and Gallagher of
the Sanborn branch will be changed
to main line runs but oficialsnotifica-
ton of the prospective changes have
not been made.
Attorneys Allen and Philbrick left
this afternoon for st. Paul.
The climatic peculiarities of May
during the past tw~enty-seven years ait
Bismarck, published in another col
umn, is interesting. A fact not gen
orally known is the prevailing direc-
ton of the wind in May-from the
east.S' Ill., ... . r."
MI. and Mrs. W.. F. Gushing and the
children came in on the noon train
from Fargo, and will make their home
in the city during the summer. They
will have the Scott Mclean residence,
in a few days, and are stopping tenn
porarily at the Grand Pacific. ~.
Three thousand Indians met in
council at Standing Rock to confer
with Indian Commissioner Jones re-
garding land leasing and allottments.
Inspector Nessler, who is also there,
has finished the investigation of the
charges against Agent Bingenheimer.
There has been about an. inch and
t~hree-quarters of rainfall since last
might. There were II of an inch of
rainfall recorded last night, @.46 inches
UP to noo this morning and between
40 and 40, this afternoon. For a
time this afternoon the rainfall was
unusually heavy, recording a tenth of
an inch in about five minutes.
Superintendent Crocker of Ransom
county was one of the guests in the
city during the meeting of the county
superintendent. MI. Croker pub.
fishes an educational paper at Lis
bon, and is also interested in an agri'
cultural publication. He says Ran
som county is enjoying a big boom il
real estate, due largely to the wise ant
pclSlSLSul ADVERTISING VI L10 1duu dlCl
there. "
In the supreme court today M. c
Freerks Of WahDeton is arguin'
against the motion for disbarment. il
his case. filed with the court by tn
special committee appointed by Judg
Lauder Of Wahpeton. There is n
appearance for the prosecution
Freerks was charged by the commit
Il tee with conduct unbecoming an at
torney, in altering some order of tn
y court. * 49,.
The operations at5the coal mines a
y Wilton, says the staff correspondent
8 of the Fargo Forum, were an eye
opener to Fargoans. words al
wholly inadequate to convey tn
10 proper estimate of the ~vastness of til
1T mining enterprise which is in progress
IS in this one point in the state: TIL
means of handling 1000 tons of Coz
a day are more vast than the col
u sumer of our native fuel has the IT
d hottest idea of. The machinery an
equipment represent an investment {
&c $4,000" .: .....
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-01

The North Dakota State University,
debaters carried off the honors in the
contest with the South Dakota men.
INT question was Resolved that
the Northern Securities company is
fraught with danger to the economic
welfare of the northwest"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-01

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ROYAL.
Baking Powder

There are cheap baking powders,
made from alum, but they are ex-
ceedingly harmful to health. Their
astringent and cauterizing qualities
add a dangerous element to food.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-01

Buy your seed potatoes of George
Gussner if you want the right kind.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-05-01

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO, 100 WILLIAM ST, NEW YORK
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Distinction i'm Dress

Exists more largely in the making OF
what one wears, than many are inclined
to admit. 1t is often said that "a fine
figure can aear anykhaMg," but there is
no figure fine enough to ignore cut and
finish in suits and wraps. The makers OF
The Washington times., 1902-06-16
FOR SALE-HORSES AND We
HICLES.

FOR SALF-No reasonable offer refused One
bay family mare, years old; also one a-year-
old bay horse suitable for groceryman. fam
ily work, or would make excellent farm mare;
wagons traps, carriages, harness and stable
utensils. Call rear POOP 18th st. NV. ml6T
FARMERS AND CITY MEN, take notice! To
be sold without reserve; is horses and mares,
ranging in age from TO years; weight, 800
to 400 pounds; suitable for any business.
Also two fast driving mares; no reasonable
offer refused. Call house 2l2 AZ ST. NV. ml6-1
FOR SALE-Fne rubber-tired runabout. $50.
224 lst ST. ml5-3
FOR SALE-victoria and broeham, or will trade
for coupe. 1925 ST. ne. eli3
ENTIRE STOCK must be sold by July /. con-
sisting Of 100 new and second hand vehicles
and harness. soaps, blankets, robes, whips and
stable goods. CoGsWELL. 300 llth st. NV.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.

BALTIMORE, June 14.-Following are
today's quotations in the local whole
sale provision and grain markets:
Wheat-Stock in elevators, 451. .275
bus. Receipts OF Southern today were
very light. Market was dull. No. 2
red nominally afioat at Sic.
Market opened quiet and closed weak.
Spot June. 77%c bid; July 76hc bid;
August. 75Kc bid. Settling price, con-
tract. 7sc; No. red. S01sc; No. red.
76Zc; steamer No. 2 red, 76lkc.
Corn-Stock in elevators. 53.i25 bus.
Southern corn today was quiet. One
small lot of white sold by sample at
ssc. No. yellow on grade at 664 a SIC.
Cob was dull at s3.25d3.30 per Dbl for
prime new yellow on spot in carload
lots.
Market opened steady; closed steady.
Spot June, 664c bid; July. 661zc bid.
Settling price. mixed, 66&c; steamer
mixed, s5Ac.
Flour-The market was steady. Win
ter Extra. ss15d3.4o; Winter Clear. 50. so
GAGS; Winter Straight. s3.75G3.85;
Winter Patent, s3.s0@41O; Spring Clear,
s315@3S5; Spring Straight. s2.SO@4:
Spring Patent, si9i.25: City Mills Eest
Patent, $3.50; City aills JIigh-Grade
The Washington times., 1902-06-16

Grand National Testimonial for
LITTLE MISS HALLOwELI.
The Invalid Sunshine Poctess Of America.
LAFAYETTE SQUARE TFEATTR.
THURSDAY. JUNE 10. p "
Patrons. the President Of the United States,
Senators Lodge. Hanna, Mason. Clark. Morgan,
mont. pinsrnore. and Scwisnds; Gen. and Mrs
John Moore. and other leading people.
Tickets on sale at Thester, Hotels. Smith
Ticket Agency, and by Little Miss Hallowcil
mls-i