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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-02-20
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. dis-
oourages and lessons ambition; beauty. yiRo1
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-02-20
Water Rates. ....

All Of which is respectfully submitted.
FRED EDWARDS,
Secretary,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-02-20

by druggists, in fifty
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-02-20
THIS
r z M EDY
lS sure to
GIVE
Satisfactio
EIy's Cream Balm


II cleanscs. soothes
and heals the diseased
membrane. IL cures
Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. II IL
absorbed. Heals and
protects I he m en-
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-02-20

Dated owosso, Michigan. Feb. Q. 1908.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
imp emcnt houses. etc.
6tsmnrck 8nnt<s.

Bismarck supports two strong finan-
cial institutions, with capital stocks
anu surplus OF nearly one quarter mil
lion and deposits OF close on TO one
million dollars Both of these banks
are II the hands of able men, among
the most progressive in the city. and
alwfs Ia the forefront in any public
mea aIrcs looking to the advancement
of tie welfare and material prosperity
of the capital city
II ere is great deal of energy dis
played by the citizens to encourage
new enterprises to locate here and
the aaBhs are never lacking in show
ing their good will towards this end
G, lumns might be written of the
city and It's advantages possibilities
and aspirations, but the investor or
capitalist should make an inspection
for i.lusself
As coal shipping point, the city is
ye. tn ia infancy. but IL will not be a
great while longer before Bismarck
viii &c shs greatest Ignite coal mark
ct In the state
tt ls fuo' is steadily growing in fsv-
or sad Ia now being used almost en-
tIrel,9 In the western half of the state,
and when better known will supersede
all other GOALS. at least in the North
west
Stcvcs age now being manufactured
adap.ed ~, its economical use
II .s FAR cheaper than cord wood in
MINI ssnta gives greater heat. and is
clear "a Sindle being free of gas and
leaving only fine white ash.
THIS coaI nas oeen referred TO by
the writer in several instances in this
North nas.as edition, but he is en-
thusiAstic over 1t, believing that most
of tn people hardly realize yet what
a greai bles sing this coal is in prao-
ticall; tlmherless region.
May new mines are being opened
up In the western part OF the state.
and lurleign county especially, along
the ape. las unlimited beds to meet
the eds % generations to come.
The residence section Of the city is
plcasi ar 10 The eye Of the visitor: even
the n lst uslpretentious dwellings take
on an mir ~ cosy home comfort: many
of the wcalll,er citizens possess elo-
homes fitted wna Ire iefest ap
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
maintained and the fire and hnild1ns
ordinance rigidly enforced.
Commercial importance of Sasmarc%.

T.fe ,s'ts.s.y.S, -s,s..l Importance oil BIS
marck as a trading center can best he
realized after an explanation ef the
fact that II is moi alone 81 raiiraad
cally all points OF the compass, ta.t,
owing to its geographical position II
is the natural trading point far a ter
rnory reaching out over Too miles east
north and south It Is the primary
market so,- ali farm products and NOW
that this section OF the state Is IN
creasinc in population al an umpire
cedented rate the city is bound to he
come the center OF supply fm all this
vast region. no matter how MANY viii
laees may spring up in tho mean
time
be II understood that there are vssl
regions hereabouts not tributary no
any line of raliroaa and considerable
OF the hest land vet uneccupied IS not
located close TO the railroads but
nevertheless lies In sucn position as
tn be within reasonable market dss-
tsnce of Bismarck, hence this rnod
land is as vet low In rsrice
This city would make an excellent
wool and hide market Also a butter
and erg and farm produce commission
house would DO well here
Bismarck is not alone splendid
city to live in, and DO business IN hut
the business men of the city arc of
one purpose when q comes 10 ANY
tnlng concerning the furthcring az the
city's interests and developing nor re-
sources. They. as the saving goes.
''pull together" IL would he hard 10
find CITY in the country where such
hearty LOYALTY is displayed towards the
home cit
Being the capital city. Rismarcl NAT
urally Possesses the best advantages
for those socially ambitions. AT ~
the principal secret and benevolent
orders are represented
There are a number OF fine churches
here some OF them the equal OF any n
The state. fine public hospital Is
conducted by the Sisters of 81 Rsne-
dict, and is capable OF accommodating
e
The public schools Of Bismarck are
of the best. In far, --.s schools of the
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

pi Rnccs OF modern luxury.
The state penitentiary is located
al ru; one mile east of the city. The
di tereHt buildings are modelled after
thn most advanced ideas in the COZ
stuction Of penal institutions, and so
ad Aptca to prospective needs as 10 be
renaily enlarged A c0rdage and
w inc plant occupies the time OF the
majority of the prisoners.
.Fast Lincoln, L 5 military post,
is located two miles southeast of the
eli y a. the present time TWO com
pa aics II the Twenty first infantry are
gu 2Ttcr-5 there A number of build
in "a nsc now in course Of both com
plffion and construction and when
thu details are fully completed, it is
sa a 10 he the intention of the war de-
pafrtmen. To post a fun regiment al
tn s. pnlat, now that Fort Yates has
be.-n abandoned
The government also maintains o
weather bureau al Bismarck which is
on of he most important stations In
tn country
There is also located here a L. ;
district court, surveyor generals oftice
anl L :: land Office
The city has a fine system Of water
works. costing over 100000, and Is
lie hicd ny electricity
Owing to the topography Of BIS
msrcK the drainage is almost perfect
A good volunteer fire department is
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

CITY grade better than many in tnicily
settled states OF the east
Inc standard of the feachinr star *
above the average the teachers IN t4ze
grades being normal coileee graduates
while those Of the high schools are
graduates of colleges Of recognized
rank
The Bismarek high school is of tt4
first class, from which pupils are az
mitied ON graduating. 10 NOT @nlv al
the institutions Of laEnirg I'D the star.
without further examination but alsc
TO colleges outside the state
The school has fine laboratory IN
which physics and botany are Taught
There is also a good working library
for classes in literature and history.
There are three papers published at
Bismarck, the Tribune daily ant
weekly. published by M Fl Jewell
is the oldest and one of the most m
fiuential in the state The T'ribnui+
was established as weekly June II
1873 and a daily edition was started
in 1881 The Palladium is published
semi weekly. and the Settler. estab
lish in 1856, is published weekly -TYh.
present editor and publisher IT u
Rogers took charge IN April 1908
Bismarck possesses good hotel ac
ing among the best In the state
The city has risen out of the ashe
Of the fire of August 1898. which al
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

road center. Located en- the trans
continental line of the Northern Pa.
cific Railway, 435 miles west of Min.
neapolis. II is also the terminus of a
branch of the 500 Railway. The
bismarck. Washburn q Great Falls
Railway starts from here. running
north for fifty miles &c, its present
terminus at washburn. This line will
be extended north In due time. as the
settling up of the country demands
It at present traverses a rich conntry
highly suited to diversified farming
md stockraising, passing through rich
,oal fields, now under operation, c.
,ecially at Wilton, twenty seven miles
.istant The Chicago. Milwaukee 4
St. Paul Railway has also recently
made direct connection with Bis
narck, which gives this city rail
utlet to pracllcaly al points in the
tate
II will be seen at glance that, with
lese shipping facilities, Bismarck is
! ertain to become both a Iobbing and
I manufacturing center. and, that at 40
: .s'ant day.
the present time vo'y consider
..u' = Is carried on,
' aNd Avxorxt - a.. ~
4
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

some of the new towns and settle
ments. The country TO the northeast
anu north is fast settling up. and all
this Is adding 10 the expansion OF
Bismarcks trade.
To the south far beyond the bound
iries of Burleigh county the country
side is drawn To Bismarck as by a
magnet, for there is greater opportu-
ity for selection of all kinds of build
n material. household goods. articles
# necessity. and the Implements Of
ne farm, than by any possibility can
,e found west Of Fargo.
In the summer season. the river
rafiic Is OF no inconsid.rable impor-
ancc Both lines convey merchan-
Use, in connection with The rail lines
hat enter Bismarck, to all point. on
he upper Missouri. and also for some
istance down the river returning
nth cargoes OF coal grain and other
| roducts Of the region
The city is located on a plateau ris-
Ing back from the lordly Missouri by
gentle slope which is c'owned al its
Highest elevation by tie handsome
ate capitol as yet in .omI lete ac-
riding to plans. but amille its ap-
I ,intments to meet preient require
Z ents
Aside from the retail sfo es there
ae number Of wholesale establish
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

cost Of the building is s1s eco To SD.
oo0 T. d 1oskins. sscTetary OF fhs
temple building cnmmiaIee, Wi fH-T
ish any desired information of tins
suhjecs nf the temple
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

ic bodies. A club feature, with bill
lizards bowling alley, baths. smoking
an Q roading room and other conveni-
en- rcs Gill he provided The sketch
above is from the plan of Architect M
T.. Beebe of Fargo The estimated
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

MY off moisture during the. past ton
yuar>s throughout this section. ths
nsan annual preoipitation Averaging
1T rs
islaS. IS one Of the most profitable OF
iilsss crops III North Dakota. anu IS
USUALLY the first orop sown in many
ssatsons. rms is owing. to the fact
siat ~ Single crop of iiaN from the sod
Niil often pay for the entire farm but
M nsniligsnt farmer knows we'll how
mss Grpp fouiss the land. and. if bar
sSQd n. he IS likely in due course ~
ls'ap u0t iiaS. hut taras, ami this evan
Ntii NIT be. of the legnminous order.
Diversified farming, and rotation NJ.
rspss r tsse. artierr of the day through.
1,t tim breads basket district Of ths
Vest and he vino hea,is not has Aat
Nmsslfto blame.
cattle and sheep rais.
ihsS an tale Missouri sope have been
= sit az rveestt. wears as to entice e4sr
m v,'lt'ss ~ ~ their han,l and Il Ger
tt aiNg iaas ss'esaN we'll tor the conntr,
n saAlng, tlats these among. li,, novice.
sgios lr,sssss..i tt,s stack, to.ittivanes
thss's all ef'nes out gu top. Some &c
ttn ~ee ares ntw nlmher.,.i autuns ,4e
IA gsr-ss- cattle owners in this section
~ " wercs not of the ''tenlersnat- or-
iea 'nit hail aoandant piues ami fal,4,
IN frs taturs ami were willing to IN
iefsr'' Gr,VasiOnss fDr a. time rhe,r-
lrss ssesrss has bee,r ampiv, rewar,ied
Oos ltt0nss ufr ate hasse. sa much i'm
Er'' ess fias mere. s. scareeiy any mead
AZ a. nam isaiaetng. himself. ~he, her
es1sr .ssnpS as a farmer or raneher
r. wear Gsa2l Was WITHOUT doubt. the
Irsfss pr-'sp.sr,,ss wear for the agr-cul
tsTr, oi any N tttes history of tea state
-lles w,'ai her conditions were fay
ieslies o. srss srv,mings oropss for tfte nns;
pafc astfrlnisir tilsr-- Were, some draw
mas ~ n. o,sVsasn localities
- isanniss 9i aor-.s- n thu northwest;
ssuil luf irN~es, were sawfr to grain for-
tnss = ~ sue. and yseided abunantiy.
mt visrs AL r.s'ur-, ara in { will be-
'nuf, naa ms will oe the hammer wear
III at -
r-'l,s. ACREAGE dsvotesf tn cereals Was
aF-sriN Increased ttiea present wear by
I ms Il sai9snnant, off the western Sec
ls0srce luss stare
r-,,stss. lfssss osssssr % sl,r-rren,souss npeurs
ssa AZ ar-ti. seekers ami new settlers
ssgs p r'eigtr ami other western coun
.sess q ees felt ne influence OF. this
alte.li .ru~tsn
WIZ ne rrupss IN some par'ss offthea
erssautyv iaSes ne cnInss I'D to eSpee'a-
feuSs N 1sss,srr warts tssorc we're
F-~iss.sI lsses crups this wear as any
ssnsS -ss C,antry- wss settled M G'ose
-a ss-ar-,s, 9s~re tn- 'Ser ssar splendid
fe1ng y '~s,.-asa ann right. m the sarre
'ssstsN. -s,s,i.s lS1es-.nn ,ilat would har,iy
~r~ess. ggt Il -sss explained
az tne same IN, Ii-.<h To-
crop waS due
rszss nass.ss es ns. a. -.ao.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

mos af,ra Nv ls,es1rnus,t sibt sisfsf-s lsiiss
-rse>ts .seg lien - ihaHsaat1nta tsfrit D.
sc rcre raAmnsr mArf saiahs~assiis aitaS
tlaau Dtia-s
&ara.s,,t -csasss.
This &, ~rlim ltn lise Ss'stsis y ius-~
sessaa e.t nm s,aaaiiiib antisni7s,ase
N, swrn ara u ln.ss ha'u asisHtt isli72-
rzial fer maag wSega Haa arrs~soansss
.hesu M rear a,aaHA "a ~sstnss iii sis's
miaalc wos Nuials nv imlm7sas'Tl'-
bss rfneht,a n aa~ ~ 3 Nlasw ei's's
iui soult, v, Betrs, vta o. asans 1st nsiie'
IN nma mAN 8lhf sir s. mHe"'sg, dr,sS
and fssc SO si's re,ld - -rtl Hs' q, psss'h.
and Hncs lsm narssc nn ,sslats1 lSo 'is's
afScerfaa1a ma yfs,n Wvas1lsp Mpaili
traate rgug ssrr ahst
The wcS mn hasEasrH 'ta &frie4sssn
ccnnp rs IA WELSH = isrg'@rti ~ ii'si
'Nlissssnr gpt laat asssss n lsiss
vicmn ai uhe sassstsst rsvsr sTssi
cfthsu hills su, lsrhKsr. 'ar ny slsrasa
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Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

Bismarck Lodge No q, r d A. NJ.
course of the ensuing year. and bids
are now being Advertised for. The
building Will be 65xlo0 two stories,
with complete quarters f.,r the Mason
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

m sna THer asasan.
Ss~as ~ TunsS a~ssstow n san. s-s.
'-s&I rs.sy rux 20 raa-- Az..s ~ess. .,
'r't1 N ass sst.sr.soipe~ 70 nlagn. 's.r. evpsr
orayss r. lacsS. AZ ar-yrse cniiiyatioa.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31
BISMARCK CAPITAL
....... OF THE STATE

Remarkable Advanta yes OF the Capital City
From its Unsurpassed Location and
Natural Possibilities.
Fine Business Institutions. Enterprisjng Peo-
pie, Sound Banls, Good Schools and
Fine Public Institutions.
Inducements Offered to Manufacturing En-
terprises. Excep i0nal Railroad Advan-
tages of the City.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

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Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

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grown nafzi...-- y n uns-sd s1sf '~aFsir-'-
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show uffaf tts4 Dasp * uxaags irr ms
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months An1 " ss-s WIN ars- ltsses r.
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make Inaxes az a M ssiE pv5ttn 4
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section cid aa,. " -aur- isssls a ,s..,.sl..,.
he FEED tarunsr or r1nrrnss- nan lsr si.
o otneT araas1 nhes ,al aesnnst 1sa me-
ah Same ssTgra1 uh BasnnIra lfrzesfi.
- thar SIS ihea 0'6-a a, .assr+ $ lt5ttfliz,s.
$50 aui ai aeers aeFua hlla ssr1asa.i scum
~ ifF clnmal- sa znsa .sssnsHra augpit
III fiaIis Ana nGne assrais anre o., ees
m change Tl'essHa iuT 4spsaHs vtfth frurn..,-
Try coDdfi4Cms IA .apge eHa mfis1dnaiIg
line SOD 85 Rim m.n usrr7r7- rfrrrpA.
at uadiualiE m Elz1as saEHrr II ldrIse estrDrr
md "a lEeht saIIoz non atl wtrl gi.lAv sJIia
sl soil aIia M e6lsHf sua1sms IN. u,r sa,l
m " aarf lazln Isao zee ntrts urtn q
ufe tanauiaHs ratBz sn salI Htasuiisig or
II holtlIrr ulaEtu-Ts
go Waiter y lat11na1n N AL nH-ss,fs IN.
ied COUNTY, ehrhF- lnnsrurs srrer,,y,
I'D .sp1'irss GT wells iaEe4Marn ir1uisfrsrr
he waiter rs 6ouua m wsals n iasrAn ~
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lihe stafe Is nn mha is f7nprr ~ nm
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lk- 10 underile All sisas 1ssau1
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hes The staaim ~ RaE1rsrt.l rrprrs liua
al been dor tbe IasFn mrr- an srsrryt,s. Eu.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

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rsrss .se,, iitn "a hsnsat1ssa asnit T.
.c rc,sg mAHnfa m,eirf ssiiahsssiss'is lttls
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Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-31

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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-11-20
Marvellous Escape from
Death |!
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Does a Wondrous Work for a Lady
Who Was Almost Crazed with
Pain and Suffering.

1t is we'll known that terrible rheumatism,
sciatica, and neuralgia cause more helpless
ness, acute suffering and agony. than any of
the other diseases that aiilict humanity. The
great medicinal virtues OF Paine Celery Com
pound make it the only trustworthy specific
for the cure of all forms of rheumatism and
neuralgia. Thousands of strong testimonial
letters from the most prominent people of the
land, prove that Paine's Celery Compound
has banished these terribly fatal troubles when
all other treatment has failed. Mrs. Mar
garet Bethel, of Brainerd Mimi, after thirty
years of agonizing tortures had desire to end
her life, if it was the will Of Heaven; she al
most prayed for the time to lay it down.
Heaven directed, she made use of Palne's
Celery Compound, and is enjoying true life
once more. She says:-
"For thirty years have been a great suf
ferer from neuralgia in the head, and also
with rheumatism in the whole body. began
taking Paine's Celery Compound and soon
found was much better. Before taking the
Compound, my life was such burden that
almost prayed TO lay it down. was bediast
every two weeks with horrible pain in the
head, back, and neck, until was almost
crazed. am able to do harder work and
more of it today than for twenty-five years. l
am really enjoying life again, thanks to
Paine's Celery Compound. l am satisfied
that my life has been prolonged many years
by its use.''
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-11-20

ness and catarrhal diseases They
make Rea Bros. Kidney and Bladder
Cure. Cures backache, scanty, scaid-
ing high-:OlOred urine, Inflammation
o. the bladder and all kidney troubles
They make Epiderma Eczema Salve,
which cures after all Others have
failed. One box cures salt rheum and
eczema in any form. They make
Syrup of Pineapple Expectorant,
which cures coughs, colds, bronchitis,
AMI early consumption. They make
Rea Bros. Electric Liniment, most
powerful, penetrating liniment. 1t is
the great reliever of pain These
remedies at druggists; price 80 cents.
They make the famous Red Cross
Pile and Fistula Ours; cures by alb
sorption. piles, fiStula and diseases of
the rectum. One months treatment,
one dollar, or Samrle sent free by
mail. Their Cascola Blood and Rheu
matte Cure, the best remedy that
medical science has been able to put
forth. gives quick relief and cures
permanently rheumatism, neuralgia,
Sciatica, govt, nervousness, all blood
and rheumatic troubles. Sold by
druggists. or send 40 cents in stamps
to pay express charges and they will
send you Que months treatment free.
If it cures, you pay $3.50. If not, you
pay nothing.
Ees Bros & Co. Chemists.
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ACTION TO BE BEGUN.
E. !. P. Stafda Will Sue Mspleion
State Bank on Buck Check.
From Tuesdays Daiiy.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Edward l. p Staede expects to com
mence an sction today OF tomorrow
against r. b. Hanna and the Mapleton
State bank to recover ST. $50 which he
says he is out for having accommodated
A. A. Buck to get a check for that
amount cashed by the Walker bank. The
matter has been hanging fire for some
days in the hopes of settlement.
The papers in the suit have been pre-
pared by Thomas and Evan Hughes, at
torneys for the plaintiff, and they allege
that in October A. A. Buck sold to r.
B. Hanna of Mapleton his interest in a
tract of land for 81 $50, due and pay
able Nov. lst Mr.. Hanna gave Buck his
check for the amount on the Mapleton
State bank and agreed to deposit with
the bank the amount of money on or be-
fore Nov. lst for the purpose of paying
the check, this being known to the
bank. This check was dated Nov lst.
On or about Oct. 2Sth, Mr.. Hanna paid
the bank $3.50 to pay the check when
presented. On or about Oct. 18th, Buck,
for good and valuable consideration, as
signed the check, together with the in
debtedness evidenced and secured there
by, to the Walker State bank and Mr..
Staede. This was done in order to get the
money on the check, and the money Sc
cured in this way was what Buck took
away with him. Mr.. Staede, in other
words, went good for the amount adj
vanced to Buck on the check.
The complaint goes on to say that
thereafter and before Oct. 3lst the Wal
ker bank, for value received, assigned
the check to Mr.. Staede. On Oct. 3lst,
M. w. Mattecheck presented the check
to the Mapleton State bank and to
R. B. Hanna for payment, and payment
was refused, whereupon Mr.. Matchbox
protested the check for nonpayment and
attached $40 notary fees. On Nov.
Sd, Mr.. Staede presented the check to the
bank for payment and it was again re-
fused. Thereafter, on the same day, Mr..
Staede notified Mr.. Hanna of the nom
payment of the check and demanded
payment on it, but was refused. Mr.
Staede asks for the amount of the check
the protest fee and interest from Nov
LIST.
1t is said that the bank claims the
money as part of the assets of Buck
which it has secured