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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-02-28
SUGAR
Per sack of 100 pounds, $3.50.

e Per sack of 100 pounds, $3.50.
e There's a big fight on between
e the dealers, but it's apt to be
lc patched up any moment. AS we
y go to press the price is $3.50 per
y 100 pounds, subject to market
y fluctuations. If sugar advances
y we follow the market. If a de- :
4 cline, our customers always re-
r ceive the benefit.
\: EGGINE-The best egg pro-
y: Queer known.
!: 1-pound packages, 95c; 21a-pound :
= packages, 75c; 6-pound pack
4 ages, $3.50.
6 10 Cent Roast Coffee
8 Our regular 25-cent value,
which is giving splendid salts
y: faction, for a little longer
y: time, per pound. 18c
{ EVaporated Apricots-
e Per pound .12c
{ French Prunes-
e Per pound Observation-Disclosures :
e Evaporated Peaches
!: Per pound ..........1 oc
J: Evaporated Figs :
\ Dor wound mr. :
Z: EVaporated Apples
Z Per pound 1oc
& Loose MuscateI Raisins-
{ Per pound ............O 8c
{ Corn Meal, Yellow or White J
= 10-pound sack SOC J
: FIaked Wheat :
!. z pounds for .25c !
J: Cracked Wheat
Z: 10-pound sack .25c
Z 50-pound sack Csc
{ Split Peas
G Per pound .O5c }
J: Send for our latest so-pa1e
:: Catalogue. It's mailed free to 1
4: any address.
): Cooper & Levy J
!: 104 and LOG FIRST AVE. !:
4 Bet. Yesler and Washington st.
{ Telephone Main 1872.
2r2rS-S-SrSl-xs-. 80, 80, x,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

E0NsSB A<5rnx8EisssHratr lungs Axns Tnexur.
erasssd s'rEe FE t1ar nassa radicaa changes -
1nr fTeatz1ezt nf xlsr Sigsnrx knasz1ns- AF.rr
AErl ~ No free rntiszas VIII me rirv-n :.
zgur ahasassdisd Sioux Iu6ian. Hxss IN HER
ed r~atisszsS werk s. 1s s@ .x,4,r5ar1 sgr NJ
sa1rh an za& gwr xlny. Amxtsrsr rrfusfrsr -
srsrk SSaB he ru+ nH eff zhe rzx1inn rssa. a.v.*
gwen NSnak when ar asaskiAS. This usr-s
Esa M in ksuisdins AarnS fnr k,slFfSnp
rrs1rT I'm drr rre-eaEs arad r-sn=4ruresup
rs'istas s1sa ssriaEF% zane z~Iszikisar mr. rrn-as.
ahs ssAa men azsd 1rsrrEsen md am frrfrm ca
inxnAtd 1nrr rsasf aEfIncaed lE sE1is sprdsr.
Iasr csrMrnis~issner wln s41so x.rBde.nxrR.. an
pHy tsP AL Irsdfxiidnaas HAse sre cssx,af1e Cd
-iSrrEg ahrsr pre- rata sl1are uf an rrSss.l
rr1aa~ zraA rraEkE 1inaz skrrlrunr.zzt xsth
1heszn xs1lef tanf-y wssn crsse 1s tse xut.rrs1r.-s
sf . tr1asr- Thss-e mex rmrasss-ss irxsarr
= zarce aErsHniln I'd waark an srr1sirsn xxas
sErsa s'lsnna1rae Nxrk sn arsres 1hr cisu.1rs...
= a rEHzasra wsssn sase-r ssrr orders rst.-e
er1EsiEissssd. = msae dafinrrurr Ell s,,i-s,sn,
swns F~xFrr@@s6- Sgsanr zArcamr-a sa.rr
antssaad Gxis and ~saar ~sssd II wI.s All rsglu
nzsa SaaHa Hif.E hsa hrs-n asking 5s9 srut.r,
xsspg~~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23
- Ruiadfnrr

The Snrzzh Isaku1a o-rl-raaissn arrsaed Il
surge an 1alrueaaed a-1sHBsrIaEi8n fuq sbs
new Enfilic bnil6tsag an Aksrraer.n ana sa,
1hf DrE l'E1ildixg 81 Es-aawo0a. The Hss
N~TrarHsss ssarfrnrhnrE znsEszzr4 w1H as
pEzsarc m asfth hsn=cs- AND the llzlI NJ rat
afy sl1e freatg fsr 1Asr Etss5nn nG Rpael1ns
2riaaAr llza1s xn EsrrgaEy rauu4r VIII he
sAken care IL lg Bu-ke Ia tAf hoss~p css.n-
z1lxrtrr fn indiEn nfnzirE and GarnaEiIe in
the cE-r1SsIpadIng curr-zlIrtse IN she sen
MR.. aase a~eaesBtiEm Isec4ard AS ErrrH zRse
gsrrsiEiHE- - Testarr C1lonei Fras1- nbp
cB1rrnRnndrz the Fzrs1 South r.nksts v.rl-
Taezz an ths Ssssrsisn xsur, 80 arszSe .tr
x1rr Esanrssl EEaer was sps,asrtrd ma
zsTassstrr Nirh tAar rank 81 uza,as urern Ans
Ts1r1rn. nrsd zzas 7nasr Tsszrad fsssc.nnar at IN
hnnlrh- He hans --scOrerrd srn-zrsfy, and
zAr 0slsEEt5am VIII 1y 80 azare him
rssADred with &Aar h<F1 xnssk gs,.sfhsn-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

Phizaarmonic conpsny zr Fhe
Otpera KossSU-

Ef is seAauan i'm shf kisaErr Of EznzEst,
~zntaEzs ln MKsSter FAMf she AzEzkrznrx
asssnt 81 SC Eaeaslng mn sEssnt as shs
4-sEsHE-anrcef the FhEanrznnzsr cxzngnEn7
nf EA5raG5o An THE xgsra aNxn@e Em Ttnzs-
aay Aaruzry. &c. i snSEl2e. Ths
PE1IExvrn0Ezic cCauTssEy n-e rxru-rdnE
T-c1n n r-iE 10 tine Farlfir CaRs1. vihers
ThsE hnre gmxn 1Carrar1- the EE@se1.
seasSH The Trs.szern 3ress SPEAK III rh.
raESt fsrrHrirzg feszrss CT fRs roarg2zsy
Crime 1asss,n ma CINE CT Tine best rnnsiraa
zrEEuizarinrzs hsnrd II rae wesz TINS
semHrE1-
The PanazK-rsgr1cx znrande FE1znr
Fergnsru- Irr--.a dur1zA spqrRnn. SsEAla
GrunAy. znexED sgyr1zc and Rcrans-
Tnzn5z FrznreS Crab, FIRST also and
Hrfer1ainer, Ez1a EzxaAszh Fs--rsun,
xuMrznl1n.
T1Hr VIII zFq1zr II Aberdeen I'm
Wednesday Elzhr Trsviuns 70 rlazr asfr
h2-r We 1-rnaers1and taas -rxEruuaS7ss
wb0 beck shHrR E-s sndaaE0-5ug 70
make fhe advent Of these arrsuzrsIishsa
zrrists Une az the sscisa ~ well M mus
rAl svHuts cd the seasczn-
Ress-re6 saGts 2rp 0n SALE al Ex1ns
FhEr=1arr-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

"A taa1inae aaaiiticsan snss- -Rsas=exueai
= SirrrEa fs-Esnad question. Rr hass killed.
sHfA rzlssr= eHz-srzt5es 2nd rrzEzTnra 10 asis suuz
rhzsse triersas i'm 1hT srleT ysersaa ne his
s1iclarnass-nrs 1hnn nrAsr Fresldent$ hsrre
Been akar AZ % az AN sautlrr aerrz- Tine
znAn - Sharply u uIf-urAlgbxEn r1saitiriau
Sesame odd SeIlpx rrnust hazse snsd hin ssrr
Ala 1isst 1Ase wnr ae rsske himself asaKid
srA1h g~'ssa3sle - As assk SHEER aaxairr. Er 4
1nx1raaS an suzsS Hzsd c1snei1i0uas nF 4aEkr
aaaaEae 90 1Enrh with AiHn I'm the MAsite
hsasr- ana when lac ct1r exn xhsra he
a1Ete-xaeEs lena in 1he Eus~r 1rr1r-srrd
1IeFssgsaFs-r Trvsle- 1T is xase sanrtrr~ss ss,~
tiers His guests arTEar4 N1fh fals.ss hrnds
5A aaae r8sarads. frangirxizgs tht-E Eusxpe as.rn
cAllt-n tn ~ nssiss the adzsznistratiun i'm
frEEss1x-Ez- rn11ters &c rfx1a pnEirr. EF
course tlsezs nexrr surzsasIe X al.s -. s4,,.
fisr Errsiaexs- Does nss. razsxru4. Art-,s4s
SnIpw EhrIr aGxacr.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23
PooR OIL INSPECTOR.


&AAE NM W &m H
I6l z~nsqewtxr En1l R-xuch has Elss
As rzpCr1 M1rh tn ggEernor. nns nj the
same Eue rErned 1nsp sine saa1E t-1xnsurv
s. Is7.A winch he has rUlasr1ea i'm
eEress 81 sna1riss and eEyazssS <f HIM
ss4 and dgz1es Tine Er0aur4 -uraaa
IN t0r 1as Esar WIS sA The
z~nsgsxssxr SAEEs aaEwrta-e nF the cgFru-
zTzzIT 10 ausvrHr fhe rnnry CRITICISMS
w1nrh have ApSsn R1rr1ssa A4 hir4 for the
Tssur gnah-y 81 tine Cl furnished m tie
stssH Elsa lars fle RlHune en- rhe arls
Aarrrs aar surh . state, nf a+alrS Tna
~fsaiow1ng sKrzarss nrs Ease marf az aas
-FgDu-r.
We hEre InsTssraad LE7A, IS gallons
cd EaL end rBssSFsd faaHrgsar 81 ssA AZ.
CT WHICH n-ncErdln- se iuw- nDe-f4h
AK4r Esaared N a rund as grurlas
a~TEmrErUs fur making rhsarlrsa tests nr
aEr zE1e a-dnrar5anaa znsEtu5pns The
Aunznr Ct this tuD1 nov in mr huuds
y sszaS-- Winch 4 recommend IL
rzrnAd lutn f&f grne-za Fzna On ae Ena-
ascf rD EaEnaeuf 70 dsasurisx, a. the ssAts
Is EznlAT sugHiied WITH rharnczg arFzn--
sszs, M hss been esiaeamsad 1rExm rla
1ars 1Ahf 1aaEe hns sKssEn un -eurssSTifm
1zEaae U7sun tins fund znr aamusr rup
yFErz Dne fapEsxna. nInt,ry-sEaA dx4-
lars Hnd fffy-aBur rsa1ss TINS 1xssH
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23
4 Class OF FIVE.
This NuTnber Receive
the Thirty-Third
Degree.

DE--GG-

TIE xE1-EzAird fSagrs4 CT SxwTrask
Elsx EEsaE-T xVRs ruzzasrrsa 4aliS sare
moon "a Masonic Example, slH ocxas1ar
hsng the SECOND "a RaIrA xfEis 4zu1zHrs
Asrss hEx lxs.n s@Tsu IN fase srxse q
SnuEh lakxTa. The Yruvisaxnraa susrs7zst
ruGurM was nreznizsa III u arlsxk VIII
sae 5a1Igxz1E Eksr~rs>
Grzasa gxEansnanasr-LDuis C. Eercr.
af NsaKzHr.
Grand h~.Sstarz1sf cgzErnnnder-
Ezcsaae Hznrlngrun, rE W4AsrHr
GRAND Ca1xmxAm-Fzea T. Eepes. ~
EBHnaalA-
G-nad Frir-Dr- GSsa. A Res-lrrw.
Of F1an6-smn-
Grznd uEzszaer Cd sszs@-Gs1rrr H.
PlsAEs~ "a Fa-ra
G-znd DEasraAa-M Il EeEeE. a.
A3Erdeen.
GrEna ss<rHzrT rHne-z-E 7 Tsnb-
1nan. CT Aaxr,aesa.
The 1errxse was conferred ugsssa . xAnss
st fve, ak foIhgwx= Guwtrzssr CAAra~
n Herrsaa MxEm Il Z Adams. POST
masasr : n gErngs-. Gssrue W
Arnnu1ruu4 asna A. Il Caasennz. OF
znsrn-
F~0aOw-nE Tine Eivinr Ct tine d4grse.
and a uErnssr cd hrlef taIks trxRm rnerD-
aH-s Nd Lar me ErssAnr. q hznnenes wins
uu-r-n9 So
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23
FIRST EEsgBEREDE or TIT aLSaE


laze d S~ words 10 pny rernrasnr
Gaa1nssrlHEns c0ngh Remedy d sare5
ny little boy lie and ] Eesa I r1unu
praise u fnaEEA ] hoggia a hur1ls Of !,
tFun A T. Sses-eai G0aaxin- s. u Eus
hen ] cot hnure with II The paur bshs
ccnld hardy breathe IEgss the msda-
cine as Directed every tsh riinuxes nusu
ne @1hfeT a aud then ] dhgrsrlf ssre
he WIS gang IN chKske TO death We
had ~ PEIi the FAlegm D1r III lk nunu4h
IN ETeAt lung strings. ] RI pssnipe
flaAz Y ! Asa mn gar that burtls % rgnrh
medicine. my huF w1Els ma, he IN an-rh
tDday-s0ea Demon, ErwssaG, Iowa FIR
sale ty III 1rI1ggista.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

= ssEsrri Eas staE ons from RsTdd
&fs s7lBe days sznce h. tint @frrs
Ha1at sohn xellDw Lsg. an E44dIaa.
sIsd hssn lEnrhed for harSe saeaEnr
t~sspesnat Herrsid : kokag tie
naafser mp nnd should fse dmysasxh
ss aTue ds~ ruts1r lsssl m~znchnes
~d mae sfaEae win le ses an x-g,sratiSR
- AEEsnehsad and F.urisssk fhe u1srs
ssars e xAe zaob. and IN this step 1hs
ESr1ra1E MI be backed II ali she
sesah 81 za'e stnfe. Sazak Tszkasn
- . staae Harse anrsh azw MA MOI H.
seatrafad
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

The 600dmaE4san case of this chr
sAO~s hgE WlLilag the aig papers Id
she cOalnary ssr % sarrahr4any Han !
ssaod Elarze lea a s-e1lsatinn- one ait
sae fsaegrzEn rc~4ng eaeA al these
EaE<rs aasOzst s4n rsnSs xrRld hive
saFed DR. Goodruuas1ns good name.
Why diana they send IT. because
feE rzEhsr speak ii fhna good E
aA 1sscaase Eaae peo
E1e rather reaa Il
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

GwsrHsr Herlpad declined ia sss
apart 1nnnarT 1sAh as ii general
MrkzElss holiday. The ggTanor
gres rs ms razsln thai the aay WIS
- ae observed = Te niuazt tine
mckinley nsunusnens Erna. and Is
seSfh Dzkraa Aas her ~EGgxraD
already rassed, tlse h1aiday ohzerv
znce Hzs uHmesr A very rood
xx.ssrra.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

An aa1k1g over sAe lGds rtcxaEsd
zaa RemAd by tine Indian drpnr4-
Hasans ii Washington far Fbe resrva
EIoC lands d this stHte Ne find tkns
ssl0Ef Aa4 i cent AZ BrrH 4 the bssa
asd offered IN the inssesz CT the
sssse the cattle indust-F and the
-Esan rf anrSarass circumstances Who
zsrs a1d VII b engaged Il Inc
ada We he ahas III has vi
se 1slAraaa md ahH cssarltry 1hrgxn
SH'sn n d free razzee Enr an.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

~eraD1Urs AEtTTrnge Ers6 Gaxuase rnp-
szlfaeac ENC sFEr dePartzzarra Tela1sVe 10 xEr
des@GnatlxEn 81 skftrr-s ~ give z-us<-acTaar
IN usEz-arx -srtncs IN The szHfe nr1fxersFtr
AZ AsrrniEIinz nnd tine s1ase a-E1rul1n-zl
college at 6rpoASnEA TheF a4sa RaG =
ceEaarstasre SIfh tina rsEsra engineer ct the
Nn1 Department sH reEAr6 zs tasts z1tzs-
dHcrd fDr tAe cansr1mxina m 1raarrs
arrnSs akse Eisstzzr1 r5rf1 III az aan-
4a0rrsss4a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23


Ena Rrzuah the na zasysxa1r q
SasftA I2kEaas has uHs made las first
zesE1 a-rrrznRanlaa bg aexzasunena-
aHfiauEs sa.Hf iif ca lnspsxzi3a asR h.
m'ade mlre Frarairahas Cans nnE.
saant ssasHre Of the rev1rf i 6hat
~1hiie Rraurh tine AIgaEtee Ct a
ssE'uairaz gaKarnur- has tazrnea
szxk szas0 10 the state tssas-
sHer u ssn arsauths- Ans E-spyssEisi pre-
-sisressr anrzng The i've ysar~ IL his
zrrznhsaarT Fela.srd nza s7Aaa
Minneapolis TrbunA.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

Il has besn aafn1selF dsri5sd ii1af
kh@ arszzy wnh the limited STATES
providing fer the saAe OF me Danish
West Indies ul be siEnsa II Wash
mgtem Ills Ne4k-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

TIE EeE'orz u the Webster cream
arr ~puazzhed IN this issue j. rne uf
she vs,y best ruils=urrs G Inc pros
Eers d DHy rrEzafy E-a-zas1s.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

tine hands inc andr6 in the Sarth Iahknsa
S-rse-Vatigns. MI Burke proposes 10 can
frr ssSth Azis culeREu-S m7ah a xiew 1s A1ar-
IrE . forrnaa prutrsst flied with tine uurr-
zuissigzarr 81 Indian AFFAIRS arainsr ne
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

Boss Csxskhr Esas xrnsunrsd kis
r-sfremsz1t Eruan NsE York Puafirs
Ser good TAar's good for Sr
York yalifSrs
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

The Aags d al Engizud Etr at
.~ilaii-Huasi On KtSanesaay, that aene
The FIRST anniversary of the death Il
QBt.en TIrauria.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

lbe tsrlaRse has passed Snxu,xc
Anarua4 sEE ~ establish i irgass,
CT thr ~satKGaa azaaFrs is,m. Y,
Hm ~aEasns
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-01-23

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Fonlbd
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WITH
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-25
DoINGs OF DIR. FoNTAINE

DOINGS OF DIR. FONTAINE.
"Dr." PHILIPPE Fontaine is in more
trouble. The exposure of this fraud
by the state press Travelled ahead OF
him into Montana and curtailed his
lecture+preaching business there some
what. But he did some decorating
and got into the good graces of a Red
Lodge divine and was getting along
well until Cupid mixed up in it and
reached his solar plexus. He "got
stuck" on a charming laundress, got
a marriage license in Billings, and
.telegraphed the girl to come or She
came but gave the doctor the marble
heart and said she positively would
not become Mrs. DR.. PHILIPPE Fon-
tains, Phi. d., III. D., etc. She re-
turned to Red Lodge and he is "over''
one marriage license, mot transfer
able" But Doc eidently was little
aggTieved over the incident for a Red
Lodge account says he had a strip,
roaring old time" there a short time
ago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-25
First publication March 25, 1922
Notice Of Mortgage Sale by Adver
tisement

FEAE.EEtH4
Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage, executed and delivered by Eliza A.
Leroy, mortgagor to S. D.. Rohrer. Mortgage,
dated the 9th day of October, 1899, and filed
for record in the Office of the Register of Deeds
of the county of Burleigh and state of North
Dakota on the 2Sth day of October, 1899, and re-
corded in book 46 Of Mortgages at page IS, will
be foreclosed by sale of the premises in. such
mortgage and hereinafter described, at the
front door Of the court house in the county of
Burleigh and state of North Dakota at the
hour of 2 o'clock p; M. on the 80 day Of April,
1902, to satisfy the amount due upon such
mortgage on the day Of sale. The premises
described in such mortgage and which will be
sold to satisfy the same are described as fol-
lows: Lots numbered one and two in block
numbered thirty-four in the Northern Pacific
Second Addition to the city of Bismarck: n.
the office of the Register of Deeds of Burleigh
county, North Dakota. There will be due on
such mortgage at the date of the sale the sum
of seventy-eieht dollars.
Dated March 18th, 1902.
JOHN F. PHILBRICK,
Attorney for Mortgage.
SD. ROHRER, Mortgage.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-25

The government, through it's agents,
should take steps to investigate the
reports emanating from the northern
part OF the state, in Ward and other
counties, that contests against the
claims of settlers are being Instituted
by wholesale. in many cases for no
other purpose than that Of blackmail.
While it is probable that many legiti-
mate contests have been filed, it is
claimed to be equally true that per-
sons are conducting wholesale contest
business. and getting other persons
to file contests against settlers who
may have slept some on their technical
rights, for the purpose of making the
settlers pay to have the contests drop
ped. This matter is one that should
be looked into by the government, and
the rights OF each case carefully de-
termined. If it is true. as reported,
that sums OF from 500 to $500 are be-
ing blackmailed from settlers to pre-
vent their claims being contested. the
government should know it, and take
action to prevent more of this kind
of scheming. In all probability there
are many settlers who have been de-
layed in locating upon their land, who
are unfamiliar with their rights, and
who can be made to pay liberal sums
OF money to keep the contest sharks
away. These people should be pro-
tected. and the wholesale contest busi-
less stopped.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-25
First Publication. March II, 1902.
Notice to Creditors.

IN the matter of the estate of Rowley Xii.
l borne, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
William Stewart, executor of the estate of
Rowley Kilborne, late of the village of Beams.
vile, in the county of Lincoln, Province of
Ontario, deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against said deceased to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
of this notice, to said executor at the office OF
JohnF Philbrick, in the city of Bismarck, in
Burleigh county. N, D. Henry Tatley has been
appointed agent Of the executor and his
address is Bismarck, N. d.
Dated March, 10,,A. d. 1902.
WILLIAM STEWART, Executor.
JOHN .PHILBRICK, Attorney for Executor
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Some OF the SIdle popoAo oS
cising Senators Hansbrough and NC
Cnmber for voting for the ship sub
sidy bill. They claim it is OF no bene4
fit to the state of North Dakota n
tina therefore the senators from this
state should not have supported the
bill. These critics take a short slght-
ed view of legislation. Ii no senators
voted for a measure unless it was OF
direct and immediate benefit to their
localities, there would be little legls-
lation passed by congress in the inter-
est of any industry. Protectlon ITO
wool and grain may not be OF dvant
age to many localities in the United
States, and yet senators vote for 1t, IN
order to build up industries out here
in the west. The same is true OF the
greater portion of a tariff measure, or
of any measure to build up a sectional
Industry. At present there is, an lrrl-
cation measure in congress that is OF
great interest and value to the west,
but if the policy of strict sectionallsm
is to prevail. the measure cannot pass,
for the east will not be directly bene-
fitted, and would. according to the rea-
soning of the persons who are cr1tl-
cising North Dakota senators for vot-
ing for the ship subsidy bill, oppose
the bill. The fact of the matter is
that many of the bills that pass con-
gress and all tariff bills, are COM
promise measures, with a recognition
of the varied interests Of the country
generally. The representative of an
agricultural state can no more refuse
to recognize the shipping interests of
the country than the representatives
of the manufacturing and shipping
ton to the agricultural interests. This
is a large country and its resources
are varied as the zones in which il
lies. Congress endeavors to assist all
Industries in such a way, that a com
bination of local properties makes
collective and national prosperity. By
building up the industries of the several
sections of the country it builds up
the industries of the entire country.
The ship subsidy bill has been amended
from it's original form until the objec-
tionable features have been elimi-
mated. Certainly it is a matter OF wis
dom for this country to build UP it's
merchant marine and for it's shippers
and producers to pay their shipping
tolls to American owners and not to
foreign owners. A policy which would
oppose every Measure unless it is of
direct and local benefit would be a
short sighted and narrow policy in
deed, and one that would work ruin
instead of advantage. The people of
North Dakota will look with as much
patriotic pride as any other people of
this broad land upon the substitution
of the flag of the United States for
that of other nations on the high seas
where now it is such a rarity.
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First publication March 24.]
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the estate Of Edward P. Ward,
deceased.
Mary EsWard, execatrix d i the he estate 81 Ed,
ward P. Ward, late of the City of Newark, in
the County Of Essex and State of New Jersey,
deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons
them with the necessary vouchers, within four
months afterthe first publication of hisnotice,
to aid executrix at Allen Cochrane's offices,
in City Of Bismarck, in said Burleigh
county.
Dated March "a, 1902.
MARY E. WARD,
FRANK b. ALLEN.
Agent for Executrix.
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FOR SALE.

FUR SALE, b
On April 1 l will sell ait the S. M.
Howard place, southeast quarter sec
rtion 20, 139, IS, a mile and a half
north of Menoken, ten good milk
COWS, one ~3-year-old short horn bull
and some young stock. Private sale.
S. M. HOWARD.
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Farmers in the valley say most of
the frost is out of the ground and seed
ing will begin as soon as the ground
has dried out enough.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-25

Rural free delivery systems have
their draw backs-they destroy the
excuse Of the farmer who wants to
nm to town frequently.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-03-25

Are impure matters which the skin,
liver, Kidneys and other organs can
not take care Of without help, there is
such an accumulation Of them.
They litter the whole system.
Pimples, boils, eczema and other
eruptions, loss Of appetite, that tired
feeling, bilious turns, fits Of indiges-
ton, dull headaches and many other
troubles are due to them.