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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
@appen bon GLADDEN..

nenen 8Gume bepeiien am beiten, nell
DIE S%inoernihe bic unptrtbli9e Natur
aler Gultur entgegenfteut.
So Seisen benin audi bic Siebelunz
gen bes 9pben @enn iebr 9arafteriz
ftif4, pie Der Meni9 bon ieber Be-
mibt blieb, S9ranfen gesen an ben
@ettersraus aufauri9ten. Die 9Drz
fer bilben fein gei9lohenes Ganae,
fonbern cine Sammlung tpettberitreuz
ter 9iitten, bersn 9G9er an Der norbs
peitli9en Seite bis CUR grbe faft reiz
@en. Sebes Qntpeien 1T ferner6in nit
elmer Se6n Meter bober 6ede bon
9ainbu6en, benz gbaratterbaum bes
9oben @enn, umaosen, ebenfo bic
Meder, 1ppie Der bon Na9en na9 ct.
@itb fiibrenbe S9ienenfDrper bet ST.
1enbabn. 8renaenloie Mrmut6 pobnt
bier oben. Die ein5ige Snbuftrie, ipelz
DE man peretnaelt antrifft, lit @trobz
fle9tertn, Elm elenber 8erbienf! Sn
bret Srtf9uften = ibre Namen: Sal
tenberberse, Sourbrobt unb Sammer=
tbal finb beaetdnenb fir bic traurige
Gage Der 8epobner! = bat man Elm
Sorfpert eingeri9tet. Sin She'll Der
8epobner finb Walonen, bic mod in
MQem, Spraae, Sra9t @itten unb
au9 duBeren Merfmalen, ii9 lire giz
senart aufbepabrt baben. 9as 6obe
8enn ielbft btetet ipentg benz Natur=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
men, 10000 gintpp1ner ~3dhlenbett
@tabt aelanat. nelHe DiiFelborf gee

men, 10000 ginppbner ad6lenbett
@tabt selanst. tpel4e Ddfelborf gee
geniiber am linfen llfer bes Hbeines
liest. I'm bic Stabt lagert ii4 cine
ipeite gbene unb ldbt ben Wanberer
fdou bon fern bas Bib Der Stabt init
ibrem mertniirbis boben Dom erblts
den. NeuB 1T cine fe9r altertbiimliae
Stabt bon GROCER sef9i4tliaer 0ers
gangenbeit. Sier beiaben bic Homer
zines ibrer fart befefisten 9eerlaser.
= 9euB 1T jebt BON Der naben uno
fia 10 punberbar entpidelnben 9robs
ftabt 9ufelborf fart beeinfluBt unb
profitirt babel. ba es isbt balb unb
bal6 als 9iifelborfer 8oritabt selten
muB. Gtpas nOrbli9 bon bier ltest
i'm Rbeine cine Sniet, tpel9e cine Be-
beutenbe gei9idtlide 8ebeutung Be-
iist. @s 1T &aiersnertb, pels
DIE emit bic aldnaenbeaaiierpfals trug,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

Sie &urie Sti6arO's BON Gorntpaa, aa6en.
BON tpel&er ~alerbtnss isBt nur mod
bic sebrOaenen, freunbli9 nit Grin
bur6ptrtten NuBenmauern iibrig iinb,
pel9e iene barte 3eit malerii9 iauitriz
rem, tpo i'm Sabre 1902 Der iunse
Setnrt3 ~. bur9 ben gr5bii9of
9anno II. na4 aDln entfibrt purbe,
unb Der iunse prin5. Der ii9 bon Ieiner
Wuttsr nt6t trennen nolte, einen
Slu6tperlu9 ma4te, inbem er in ben
&betn iprang. - QuBer nit ben Huis
men Der einitigen &Dnissburg lit SAT-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

gen bat. @or uns liest StoIberg
Bel Aa9sn, cine $4,000 @inpo9ner
sdblenbe Stabt, pel9e ben Mtttel@
punft bes eetpalti9en &oblenrebiers
bilbet. !Ster bliibt bic Stednabelinouz
itrie neben Der Glasz uno Spieselfaz
irritation. 9aran i9lieben ii9 grpBe
9emii9e Sabriten, Sdrbereien, 3intz
bitten, Meftngbrabtfabtiten unb Ser
bereien. Sret Der grOBten Stednabelz
Sabrifen, tpel9e gegen 9C0 Mann be-
i9dftigen, eraeusen iebt i'm Sabre
$500 Mi0tpnen Stednaheln! Wo btele
idier uniiberlebbare GAIL Der tleinen
Sinser r,lr eigentli9 bleibt! Sie garlae
@esenb lit in Die Stol6erger Snbuftrie
NIT bineinsesogen. Sebes armieltss
9Drf9en bat ieinen bohen rauaenben
S9lot unb iiberau herrf9t bic resfte
Sbdttsteit.
Seftli9 bon Stolberg liest DIs
T n. NIT feinen fnapp 10000 ginuobs
uern feline Der ar0Rter StGbte bes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
@oltsfiiGe, Siiren.

pra6tbau am 6. sSSanuar 8O4. Gom
unb Habenna ianbten bic Marmoriduz
len, auf benen Der 8au rubt, unb bic
gei9leifte Seitung 8erbun lteferte Die
8auitetne. = Ser gbpr bes Miinfters,
tpel4sr an bic Ditli9e Settle bes Sttoz
gons anlebnt, nurbe i'm IA. Sabrbunz
bert erbaut, bic Settenfapellen, pel9e
bas Miin1ter nie Elm &rana um9ez
ben, e%ntitanben in fpGterer 3eit.
Sin pra9tbau aus alter 3eit 1T
bas &atbbaus gu Ma9en, nel9es in
neueiter .3eit renoptrt purbe unb iebt
i'm alten 9lan5e pieber ba ftebt. Sis
ginpeibung bouaog &ai1er @ilbelm
Der 3peite. 9as &atbbaus itebt tbetlz
tpeiie auf ben Sunbamenten bon &arls
ebemaltsem &aiferpalafte. Pra9tpoqe
9emGlbe 59miiden ben &atbbausi aal,
namentlt9 lit bus bon Nlfreb 3etbel
ftammenbe Bib, pel9es ben 8eiu9
Stto's Ill. in Der @ruft &arls f9ilz
bert, BON ~bebsutenbem &uni tpertb.
GLADDEN. lit Elm bo9beoeutenDer Babe
Ort. Seine beiben S9tpefelque1en iinb
tpeltberiibmt unb lire 9eilptrtung,
namentli9 Bel 9auttrantbeiten, III unz
erret9t. = Sie pi9tisite Snbui trie 1T
bic feitSabrbunberten beriibmte Blade
ner Su9neberei. 9ie ebemaltge Stabt
8urtf9etb, tpelde eng an Na9en an
grenate, tit ieBt nit Der alten Safer
itabt berbunoen.
Sibli9 BON Naben bebnt ii9 lungs
Der belgif4en @renae Elm Snbuftrtelanb
aus, befen Mittelpuntte bic Stdbte
Gupen unb WalmebD itnb. 9ier lit
bas @auontide bas porberrI9enbe
Sbiom unb erft in lebterer 3eit ma9t
bic beuti9e Spra9e au9 i'm 8erfebr
srDBere Sortidritte. Sas niebere 8olt
fprt9t iebo9 muir paIont19, eine
Spra9e, tpel9e ielbit Der bod 10
fpra6enfunbise ct. Peter ni9t ber=
ftebt, 10 baB, penn bic WaIonen in
ben Simmel fommen nollen, ite es nit
ibrer Nnfunft 10 einrt6ten mii1en, baB
tie anlangen, penn Betrus fein Mtt=
tasf9ldfden hGlt unb Der 9eiIigeStelz
bertreter bes YfDrtneramtes paltet.
Dieter SteaDsrtrster, 10 bsibt es in
benz poltstbiimli6en S9era, 1T ipeniz
ger fritti9 unb lGBt NGe binein. Die
palpnif6e Spra9e 1T Elm fart nit
germanii6en WDrtern corrumpirtes
Sran5Dff9, bas peber elm SranaoIe,
mod Elm 9eutf6er beritebt. Die eroz
BEN Snbui trieen bon Gupen unb Mealz
mebb, Montioie unb gprnelimiinIter
purben bort eingefiibrt BON in Der
9oraeit aus Qa9en u1b &Dln BERTHE
benen protetdntii6en Su9pebern.
Die 9unbpe6erei bon "feineren Wpuenz
ftoffen lit natiirli9 ldngit borii6er.
NGes sud- nirb lsbt inn Mai6inenbez
triebe g%eippnnen unb getpebt.
3pilGen bieIem inbufriereiden
@renabe5irt unb Der ga9ener geaenb
breitet ft9 9eutI9lanbs Dbeftes &C.
birgsldnb, bas 9pbe 8enn, aug, bon
benz f9on gelegentlt9 unferes 8efu6es
Der @ifel bic Rebe tpar.
Die bon Der See iiber 9onanb unb
8elgien ftrei9enben Stiirme ftnben
an biefem 8erspaa tbren erften Wiz
bertano, unb 10 tommt es, bab bter
r,ar felten einmal Winbitile berrfdt.
Sritt aber einmal fol4e Elm, 10 iiberz
f4aut man bon einem Der bDdften
puntte taft gana bas bliibenbe 3anb
Der 9elgier biz au ben Sbiirmer bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

gtntiperpen. Dieie fets betpeste Cuff
bat bas @ebiet bes 9oben Den1 gu eiz
mem Der troitlofeften unb Dbeiten
2anbftriae gema9t. Rein @ebirse
Deutf9lanbs tpeift 70 aablrei4e unb
ftarte Nteberfdldse auf als bas 9obe
Wenn. 9ie bi9ten Nebel, tpel9e bier
faft INNER tposen, bic I'M Winter ii4
bier lasernben S9neemaKen, pelde
bas Sumpflanb ber9oafld9e bebeden,
finb Der S4reden Der Wanberer. 8alb
bier, balb bort rast Elm bertpittertes
Rreua in bieier Wiiitenei auf, eradbz
lenb, baB bier Elm Menf9enleben in
Sumpf, Nebel unb @interi9nee Elm
fur9tbares @nbe fanb. @obl bat
man bon ftaatlider Seite %ansefansen,
einaelne Streden aufauforiten, aber
bic bon Sledten unb Moien etngeiponz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

&arl beiseieBt unb epar i'm bollen
Ornate in fibenber Stellung, unb
bur4 gin6aliamirung purbe ber2ei9z
nam Dor Der @eripeiung sef9iBt. Die
@ruft tpurbe fait 200 Sabre fpdter
bon DITTO III. seOffnet unb man fanb
ben 9ei9nam bes sroBen &aifers nod
in berielben Sorm unb 9altung bor,
tpie CT beigefebt porben mar. Srieb<
rt9 8arbarofa lieB bic @ruft i'm Sab
Re 1915 abermals Dffnen, ben inaptz
fhen arg serfaueren aDrper in einen
toftbaren Sars betten unb 70 tpieber
beiieten. nambem ct ben Sara nit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

enslii9en aDniss umitrablt, 10 tparen
IS bod bic srDBten Jeite, tpelds jens
3eit fannte. Man persleide bic S9ilz
ler'i6e 8aQabe Scr @raf bon Sabs=
burg"
gu Qa9en in feiner 8aiierpra9t
SIM altertbiimli9en Saale
SAB 8aiier &ubolpbs beilise Madt
8eim feitli9en &rOnunssmable.
9ie Speifen trus Der Pfalasraf bes
&beins,
@s f9Gnfte ber 8Dbme bes perlenbe
Weina.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Stpl6ere.

6reiconcerte in benz trefflt3 ausgelegs
ten Stabtparf, bas Muiifleben lit bier
sroBartts enttpidelt. Sie 9iirerer
Snbuitrie befaBt ii9 bauptid9li9 nit
Der Graeusung BON Sud-, Seppi9en.
Yapierz unb giIenpaaren. 4u9 bag
@erbdltnib apifden Mrbeitse6ern unt
Mrbeitern f6eint 9ier Elm bortreffli9eS
at fem. @entgitens baben in elmer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

5abrit f6on 10 Qrbsiter ibr 5Oidbriz
ses Irbeitsiubtldum bel berielben
Sirma sefeiert. Seine beut19e Mittelz
itabt beitbt f9Dnere unb atpedmGBiger
eingeriGtete S9ulsebdube ais Siiren.
8on ben rei9en Patriciern Siirens
petteifern namentli9 bic Samilien
S9Duer unb 6Df6 NIT chamber, itnl
bic @aterftabt ausaui9miiden unb nit
Observation-Disclosures 81 perfeben.
Gttpls fibli6 pon 0iiren liest Gill
pt6, cine etpas iiber 1000 gtntppbner
adblenbe &letnftabt, beren 1tmgebuns
fi9 bur9 sana auberorbentli9eSru9tz
bartlett aussei9net. Die Stabt lit llrz
at unb f9on bon ben HDmern besriirt=
bet porben. Sn Der gtdbe bas 1900
ginpobner Sdblenbe Sprf Grb, bas
rDmi16e Solbiacum, pabrI9etnli3 Der
Ort, pp Der SrantentDnig gblobpig
i'm Sabre 1876 bic Qlemdnnen 19ll1e.
Gttpas n0rblt6 BON Siiren treffen mir
auf Silt9 d, 5000 G%tntpobner, in Der
8eIdt9te piel genannt ais !Sauptprt
Oes ebemaligen Ser5ost6ums Silid,
bas na9 fait enblofen Streitereien
3piI6en Sa9ien, 9ranbenburg unb
Yfals : Neuburg bel benz groBen 2dnz
berberf9leiB auf benz 8iener GOnz
CRETE i'm Sabre 1914 enbli9 an Breuz
BEN fam. No9 bieGe dnbere Stdbte
bieIer 9e9enb pGren 5u erpGbnen,
Geilentir6en, Mben6ofen, 2innt9,
8%repenbrpi9, Sons II. |. N. liegen bter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
$tett3dge dnrd QMt(d(Qn6.
@on Ma1en na@ bent Mbetn.

Copyright 1908 by VIM
Sm boben Dom gu GLADDEN. bort rabt
bic &%aiierbanb,
Die emit nit ibrem Scepter bic babe
Welt perbanb.
Gum boben Dom gu GLADDEN., benz Dent
nal alter 3eit,
S6aut ebrfur6tspou biniiber bic beutz
f6e Gb%ritenbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09
Kaufmann). (No. 1917

eisener !9anb pernuselt bate. SIM
Sabre 1861 tpurben bic 9ebeine unter
Sinauaiebuns mebrerer Merate In anas
tpmif6er &~eibenfolse seorbnet, NIT
9plbfdben arf rotbem Sammet aufses
beftet unb benz S9reine pieber iibers
geben. go ruben fe nun sur8erebrune
bes beut36en Bodies. - 8etlduftg lei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

Marntor Sbroniefel &arls bes @roben.
bi9t beieinanber, es finb fGmmtli9
alfbliibenbe SnbuitrieitGbte.
Wir baben uns tpteber benz &bein
genGbert unb finb ua4 Neuh. Der i&G'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

llnb ale bic WGbler. bic iieben.
Mie Der @terne @bor nm bic Spnne
iih itent,
l1mitanben seiddftis ben 9errider Der
Welt,
Die Wurbe bes Mmtes au iben. uftp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-09

freunb, unb felbit mo fid lanbf9aftz
li9e Neiae aetgen, bebt bic iiberau gu
Sage tretenbe 4rmutb iebe @irfung
auf.
Steisen mir bon ben nDrblt9en Mbz
bdnsen beg @enn binub. 10 treffen mir
pteber auf eine 9egenb, in tpel9er Der
Hiefe Snbutrie feline 3elte aufgef9laz
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-09
HOW VARADMAN VIEWS HIS
RACE,

Being asked as to the effect upon
his chances Of the withdrawal of Mr..
Fox, the Hon. Jas. X. Vardaman in
substance said that she was entirely
satisfied. That the bulk of the real
strength Of that personally popular
candidate, in the northeastern part of
the state chiefly, he felt sure would
now support him. What is known as
the ring" strength, the elements
represented by the Jackson syndicate
and its ramifications and affiliations
Of officeholders and court house hang
ers on, would naturally after recover
ing from its present Generalization,
be rallied ON tne or the other of his
two remaining opponents. He could
not complain, as no had no desire to,
Of this. His candidacy had gained
strength by the hostility in the past
just of tnat powerful but popular
force, as its support had proved a
milestone ON that of Mr.. Fox" This
view Of the gentleman from Lehore
county seemed to strike those present
as probable. In this bailiwick the
anything to beat Vardaman" fell
lowship seems at sea. At least no
agreement, by the appearances, has
yet been reached as to who to rally
on, now that Mr.. Fox is down and out.
Vicksburg Herald.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN the District Court OF the cnlUe e,
States for the Western DIVISIONS y,
the Southern District OF Mississippi
in Bankruptcy,
In the Matter of n,,.,n.ov
Charles Jordan III Damn '''O'
Bankrupt.
To the creditors of Charles JORDAN
of Greenville in the county Oh
Washington, and District atoresalu-d
Notice is hereby given that .do on the the
lat day of May. a. D. l9O5, ea IN
loid Charles Jordan was duly au'
indicated bankrupt. and thaG ', he
srst meeting of his creditors VIII DC
held at the Office of Thomas Y ho Sc
I5eif in Greenville, Miss SIS. Cd 'n 10
18th day Of May. A, d; lSOoi ho az S.id
o 1GSLr noon, at which time the .S Sair
. cr elGHS may attend. prove tn Elf
Claims, appoint trustee, eNa othar
t t bankrupt and transact such b Otnrp
BUSINESS S' as may properly come come TT
sara uhee'iDe Referee in Bankruptcy
vieksburg, Miss, May lst' lSoo
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-09
IF LONGING SHOULD RETIRE

LIZ LONGlNO SdOULD REFINE.
If Governor LONGING should also re-
tire from he race like Mr.. Fox did it
would be another surprise for the peo-
pie. And then that political ring
would no longer ring in the ears Of
the people. -Hattiesburg Progress.
II Governor Longino should retire
from the race for senator it will be
no surprise to the people. Mr.. Fox
had very little chance to win the
nomination for governor, but there
might have been bare possibility
Of his success. But for Longino there
is no shadow of chance for success.
His own appointees and the ap-
pointees Of Republican Refree Will
son, while numerous and scattered
throughout all portions of the State,
are entirely insufficient to elect him.
Longino's retirement may be looked
for at an early day. -Vicksburg Post.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-09

Look with horror on Skin EruptIons
Blotches, Sores, Pimpies. They don't
have them, nor will any one, VINO uses
Rucklen's Arnica Salve. 1t gloritieS
the face. Eczema or Salt Rheum van
sh before it. 1t cures sore lips chapp-
od hands ehilblains. lnfsllible for
piles. 25c at A. B. Finlay y COS
Drug store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-09
WANTED.

plans for an Elks' Home to be cree,
ton in Greenville are desired ssi.H Mi'S for
t taOr are invited to submit plans l,s, lO'
. two or three story brick O si LIDS
a., wv lower floors to be used for store tore
Tn. .nem All All information will be cheer 6e.I
fully fully given by the Building 0O
. W. Isenberg, Chairman
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-09
BuCKLIN's ARNICA sALvE

Has world wide fame for marvellous
cures. 1t surpasses any other salve, To-
ton, ointment or balm for cuts, corns,
burns, boils sores, chapped hands,
skin eruptiions; infallible for piles.
Cure guaranteed. Only SOC at A. B.
Fnlay, druggist.t
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-09
TO PLANTERS.

IF Won want New Madrid White
nd Yellow seed corn 60 to Geo.
wilhelm. No. 1873 Main street
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-09
THE BARBECUE FUND.

The ladies of the Kings Daughters
nave every reason to feel proud of
Their efforts to give the visitors in
the city on Tuesday an appetizing
dinner The citizens of the entire
county have come literally to their
aid, and besides many material dona-
lions about 5000 was received.
Below is given list of contribu.
tors since last publication.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-09


Winterville.
H.C. Brasheare 81 50; CHI. Barnes
81 co.; W. o. Edwards 81 co.; J. e.
Butts 81 co.; Harry M. Barnes, Jr.,
81 90; Myer Byall 81 90; Herman
Bell 81 90; L. A. Bell % 80; L. s.
Geise 81 90.
From Dudley: H. L. Foote $5 90;
s. L. Law 81 90; R. J. Gillespie
81 90; Robt. Prince 80 90; A. 8 Lee
81 90; Lum Cooper, 81 90.
Jno. K Mutt, Leota, $3 90; O. R.
Hood, Magenta, 81 So; John P. Bran
ton, Burdette, $5 90. Other friends
in the neighboring towns and country
have kindly contributed dressed meat.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-08
Valley City Normal Notes.

Last Thursday the annual day of
prayer for colleges was appropriately
observed at the Normal. Lessons were
suspended for the afternoon and stu
dents We're addressed by Rev. Taylor,
of jamestown, Revs. Barnes, Green
and Hanson, of Valley City. Several
vocal and instrumental musical selec-
tons were rendered by members of
the school.
Mrs. Frank White and friends from
indianapolis We're visitors at the Nor.
NAL recently.
The challenge from the debaters of
the Moorhead Normal has been ac.
cepted. The debate viii take place
some time in March.
short talks, by different members of
the faculty. are being given during
morning exercises, beginning Feb.
with President Mcfarland. who ad.
dresses the students on the POSSIBLE.
tiles of leadership"
The hearts of the seniors We're
caused TO beat somewhat faster for a
few moments the other day when Prof
Weekes called them together to notify
them that the time had come for the
consideration of themes for graduating
theses.
Fargo High school has challenged
Doth the young ladies' and the Young
mems teams for games Of basket ball.
These will doubtless be the sharpest
of the season.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-08
"Advertise Judicious,y."

This expression has become famous
in the business world by The insistence
with which it has beer constantly her.
aided broadcast by is or%iginators,
Messrs. Lord e. Thomas, Advertising
Agents, of Chicago ara New York.
Handlers of much of the largest adver-
Using in the world, they nave the repu-
tation of observing their own admon-
itions and most iudicicusiy place the
business consigned to them. That is
proven by the fact hat this paper gets
its share of their business.
We are reminded to say a word
about this well known advertising firm
by a neat little pocket cigar cutter
or perforator that has just arrived at
this Office with their compliments.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-08
Evolution Of SIeeo,no Car.

In 1856 the first sleeping car was
produced by Theo, r. Woodruff. II
consisted of simply a fat top coach
provided with mattresses and blank.
OTIS.
In 1858 Webster Wagner produced
an Improvement on Woodruff's car,
with larger berths and raised roof, Civ
ing better ventilation.
In 1864 George NJ Pullman built his
first sleeping car. the "pioncer," com
prising many new features and at that
time considered a workable palace
Constant improvements and addi-
lions have been made to sleeping and
parlor cars, day coaches and general
railway equipment since 1854 until. in
sos, the G.. " & st. p, Ry produced
the now celebrated Pioneer Limited
trains ttwO1 at a cost OF $275000.
They run daily between St. Paul. Min
neapolis. Milwaukee and Chicago. and
are today the famous trains of the
world. The berths in the private com
partment sleeping cars and sixteen
section sleepers are longer. higher and
wider than those in any other cars
ever built.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-08
Business Opportunities for All.

Locations in Iowa, Illinois, Mime
sofa and Missouri, on the Chicago
Great Western railway; the very best
agricultural sections of the United
States. where farmers are prosperous
and business men successful. We
have a demand for competent men
with the necessary capital for all
branches of business. Some special
opportunities for creamery men and
millers. Good locations for general
merchandise, hardware, harness, ho-
tells. banks and stock buyers. Cores
pondence solicited. Write for maps
and Maple Leaflets. w. j. Reed. In
dustrial Agent, 60 Endicott Bldg, st.
Paul, MINI.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-08
SALE OF TWINE.
Rules That Have Been Adopted by the
Board Of Trustees for the Sale of
Prison Irvine.

The board of trustees of the state
~penitentiary have adopted regulations
for the sale of the twinc plant supply.
Half of the estimated supply will be
reserved for the use of farmers until
April 10. After that time, half of the
then remaining supply will be re-
served until May 10. After May Is.
Irvine orders will be filled in the order
in which they are received. This will
give farmers of the state the first
chance at the twinc and at the same
time. insure the sale of the product.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-08
A Weak Stomach

causes a weak body and invites dis
ease. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures
and strengthens the stomach. and
wards of and oyercomes disease. j.
b. Taylor. a prominenl merchant of
Chriesman. Tex, SAYS Il could not
eat because Of a weak stomach. | lost
all strength and run down in weight
All that money could do was done,
bat al hope OF recovery vanished.
Hearing of some wonderful cures eff
feoted by use OF Kodol, I concluded
TO try it. The first bottle benefited
me. and after taking four bottles | am
fully restored 10 my usual strength.
weight and health. Z. G. Patterson
& Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-08
ST. LAWRENCE SOCIETY,".
Organization Of a ST. Lawrence So
ciety, With a Trip to The Thousand
Islands in the Coming Susnmar.

Steps were taken in the city yes
terday for the organization of a 81.
Lawrence County society. Senator j.
b. Sharpe, S. G.. More, of Buffalo Sen
ator f. d. Brown, f. ]. Taylor, Da,utv
Superintendent of Public Instruction
s. G.. More, of Buffalo. and w. D
Austin We're present at the meeting.
Plans were discussed fcr a proposed
trip to the Thousands Isles some time
the coming summer by members of
the society. 1t is believed a hundred
persons who came from ST. Lawrence
county. New York would attend such
an excursion. TIE society elected
officers as follows:
President. B. Sharpe.
Secretary-W. d Austin.
Executive Committee ). &. More.
f. J. Taylor, f. D. Brown, w. ID.
Austin and j. B. Sharpe.
Persons from st Lawrence county.
New York. are invited 10 correspond
with the secretary
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-08
PERSONAL.

r. G. Long. of jamestown. was a
guest in the city yesterday.
Rev. T. NJ. Shonafelt. Of Huron. S.
d.. will arrive in the city today.
Mrs. Senator Lofthus was visiting
her husband in the city yesterday.
ID. d. Sullivan, the Fargo optician,
was a legislative visitor yesterday.
Judge Lamb was among the guests
in the city yesterday from Washburn.
Indian Agent Bingenheimer was
among the visitors in the lobby yes
terday.
Richard Fields. of Fargo. an old
timer of that section. was a visitor at
the capitol yesterday.
Attorney Sam Lockerby, of Valley
City, formerly law partner of Governor
White. was among the legislative Wis
itors during the week.