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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-02
The I Il: PRICES (. ]:
ARE HIGHER.
Considerable Increase Of Activity
RI. on The New York Stock I.
Exchange.
LITTLE FAVORABLE NEWS
Movement Hesitating and Irreg-
ular-.Stnal1 Net Changes Leave /.
Impression IF Manipulation. Il
INV Associated A-ress.).

-
NEW YORK. Dec. ]. There was e eo n -.
CRADLE increase OF activity N to ~ ~
stock market and q gen.ora1!y ~ ~ ny tNs
lanse Of prices resulted Ct te e sMsi "a t ns
ana ana somewhat nj Irregular ana the small
net changes resulting in some 9f tne
more active stocks left q suspicion ,s 20 o.
Professional manlpula ton. i thS mo VIC 10
tn. heoi news ~ was distinctly unfayorable:, B,
rho report Of net earnings o. th En- E 75s
mas without effect on tic market. TINS
was partly offset by the. Reading state STAY;
rnent for he same period, wh'S9 81 shoTh he
e eo,p ndreas q sssg1s The general tenden
cy disclosed H. other statements q earn
iiigs recently has been for Increases ~
WIPED ;T.s ons By enlarged operating ex-
penses. The reports u gross earnings for
The third week In November thus far
published show un Increase on tna aver
the RETURNS from tho coalers are not m
Guided and this group Will compare with
large earnings last year,
lie Steel although Ii had been feared had
Ills 1Ss tho tSo efoc} In tho industrial ny was
slight That stock Itself feii an t extaeln"
rbe?e e was reeo reaeetlo on ~ pree 81
copper il the local market. The money
market continued firm, But the high rate
for call loans reached only IL per cent.
compared with 0 per cent. Of yesterda
re factors in the advance IN stocks
were In the form rather OF surmlse. the
old rumor OF Gould-Pennsylvania set
element figuring TO a. large extent; the
strength OF Southern roads was attributed
t. general conditions. such as the pros
Eeri.Y In the cotton belt, and the har.
mon. OF railroad control. assured by tho
recent senboard Air Line deal. The mar
ket closed Arm. gs .a..,.
The bond market was broader. but
rather irregular. Total sales par value.
were 50, s54, 60. United States rs advanced
IA per cent. on the last call. Y. =. y.
Total sales Of stocks to-day 6244eo
shares. sfgs9 y5E5253S9
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Close: Money on
call strong, o TO 8 per cent coslns bld-6.
olrered at I. Time money firm. sixty days
per cent, ninety days 6, six months
S IL. Prime mercantile paper s to 8 IL:
sterling exchange weak with actual bust
Eess in bankers bills at s4.S3.35 to s4.~..+p
Tor demand and at &4.97.15 to, {iisS0 for
sixty day bills: posted rates $3.50 IL 70
SIS and s4Si to $+.sa 1,2. Commercial
ti..s s..7e ~; bar silver IS IL; Mexican
dollars 42 81, 81
*
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NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON, y, g.. Pc Lt- 55IIa y
de!ng rsso'ho5 bar
rels, Tar~-Firm at 81 s0i receipts. Soa barrels.
Crude Turpentine--B1rH Ut So 25Gs,soi receipts,
00 spA astAsNN GA, Dec l-,TuR PENTIssIE =,
Firm at 5sc.; receipts. SIG casks; sales Gales: sos
ceipts, ass barrels: sales. tsl7 barrels ex-
ports, 8, ~ barrels, rr,ppuv
TiNES-Steady III 65hc,; sales none Roain-
Steady. Sales, none. @ sEt
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q CINCINNATI. o., Dec. l.-HoGsoaos Steady at
"a fdS1 bsm' . Cattle-Dull at s2@+.0o Sheep.
f:asw al tlBo13.25. Lan,bs-Stcady at sS.7Oao' w.

UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsRuRa, PA.
Dec l.-cATTLE-steady: ). Choice: s5.q99 81 Sr
prime sssg599Go fax @ .io@ heaVy
10 zig Iishs yorkera nnd pigs: S49o0,9s: rousas
sSIS sheep--steedy Prime s.c, we o6 st
In nha ~ lofn5.60; veal calves. S7.b011.Io. J.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

NoRFb1K. VA, Dec, L-PE.ANuTs-
rsr1s1. mAsskeS Strictly Il! \:
' SST;E%rERs DURC;,1 VA. Dec, L--PEANUTs-:
Spanish. o0p9y'se. Market nrTu. stock hEAs
fancy; market STEADY. t
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DRY GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK, Doc, 1.-The dry goods market
has shown 10 general activity, but with the
decidedly upward trend q The raw f,tso 81. mas
sither open or unannnuncsd. The lndap sndence
Of manufacturers to Offers on future ORDERS u
a marked characteristic OF current tTadlRS' b
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we will sell at our auct!enn !, ro9 g Ia,
TODAY "wednesday, DEC. =, -, wy =,
n se;1o CAKES, 200 cans Clipped Beet. 70
Cans Ham, 100 cans Mince Meat, 4 haAes
Figs. 10 boxes Currants ooSss =, asu ~,
Apple and Peach Butter, = Set Scales. =
show Cases. and other rtlces that, must
be sold. , GEO. Y, Oil ~ , y ~, (
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nALr1MonE srocK atAR.KEr.

BALTIMORE. MD. Dec, I,-seaboard Air
Line common. is bid s do preferred. not quote.
Senboard u.s. 7lIsIllH. Atlantic Coast Line
common, 1861 III; do. preferred. nothing doing
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passeng gers aud general CARO-. ss
= 8gt1 A. SAILED a&t1
Charlotte Murphy. saltlh'oFe. passengers and
: Elm CITY. Haynes. Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo. ,3-
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, DEG l. 1909
,,,j, ARRIVED. NJ. yE
Schooner Lyman NJ, Law. Boston.
Barge Emile. Providence;
garge Hattie. New. Bedford. H.
Steamer Ttie.nisto. Galveston.
schooner white Cloud Baltimore.
Sohooner Addie NJ La~renca. Boston.
SAILED. I,
steamer rhemisto, Hamburg.
* Btearner Avunnors, Helstn1hotS.
4; Steamer Irada, Liverpool aat ,a5 tsE
+. Barge Emile, Norfolk.
Barge Felix: Providence.
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rorT7,ofNsEED OIL MAnI1Er.

NEW YORK, psc l.--cottonseed oil was
otfsred a ilttIs more freely but no enough 70
MATERIALLY affect the, price Or tho undeFtons.
mills nils s5MGsSMc prime summer yellow, ss,s@
Az: OF Simmer yellow. nominal; prime white,
Sc. prime winter yallow, sSVase,
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Pee mhen,9Es I'd Ss ef Saaiss
NE rnnsad scattered liquidation Of Mheat
s Io.Say, and sftsr sood advance early IN tAe
aay wsak Wss n sssa s0s aWsr
e 81. ~ shade while January PROVISIONS
closed clos froH, shade TO 7hc,. lower.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS,

No. red s4IgseHc. No. 9 corn. +2s.e NE; 2
yellow, &c, No oan, s4'4e: No. 2 wn ~ :.
ely, ase3s5c; fair to choice mailing. 4eo54e NO.
naxseed Eo i nsT. ssy nn4! p.p Ssr
re iii. 1sH1ii. Is; lard. per 100 pounds. sE2isY
go; short lbs sides GooseJ. So 5fS 20: sh.fs
clear sides tboxedl s. loiaaees Whiskey pass ~
EggsIEasier al mark, cases Lnclude led. gs5f2s::
cheese-steady at lo11o5e Reeeipts;.wn aea
s1s, loo bushels; hogt. 1900 head
BALTIMORE, MD. Dec. 1,-FLoU R-Quies
and Unchanged. Wheat-F'lrtn; spot, contract
and The month. $50 gsshe spot, ~ Nc 7,ss rec!
c con-. Fl nj spot old 4sA94s7e DO new,
lT.c.; tho month * glaA; new, tou ,thi,e
toHanc '"Rye-Firm: No. 2 white. 4oh Htlc.
Rye-Frm: No 5shc sut!sr and ~ sfsl ows s
large, lie. small, 12Hc. suzar-steady ana un.
changed. ID ~ 3tg
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Cotton, quiet; middling. 1lss: ne. receipts.
10 bales gross, 1882 bales; Gales 100 bales;
|. iTotal to-day 4 al. aairseanorts-- 4, -
ID. is bales; stock, $50: 7s5 bales !. I.
Oh III haies:1 export TO Great Britain. 1850
baies: 70 france Us, ISL bales; to the Continent.
Totai since September LIST at all seaports-.
Net receipts 2s50.635 bales export 70 Groat
Britain l. ia $50 bales: to France 4?7, 4aS bales;
to the Continent i,1l0,332 bales
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ONE STEEL SINGLE sIcREh
TUGBOAT,

York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Rail Cd
Co.. and about thirty per cont. (nQ par
cent? complete as W 9aS nsr ae5 sn Come me-
plete The property will be, offered y the
following different ways. viz: .,
First, the hull the smnohinery, ,' tne nnlI
sens ana ,da as Ssd"s
Secondly, and afterwards, the hull ana NJ
machinery as one parcel. and the hull
materials and the engine materials as ah-
Thirdly, and afterwards, the ems ne ana
engine materials as a whole, In one par
sFE;ourthly, and afterwards, the hull end
Fifthly, and lastly. the hull, pach1nery
and al materials as Who .a'3 y - o''e
bids big yeh uRoD t thS as nrcs
for tho whole vess el-namely, huls, ma
ohiner s and mat arlalS will be 5aes.spted
and reported to the court for ITS aetion.
Purchasers to have use 81, P!a MI IN -.
s ss aFEaWfn VIII p e a W.
moval or 'Gomm'sslo at arenthl Q! ~
per cent, upon the productlvs la e. r. III q
pended IN The work thereon, pasap'e
" TBRSfs- fourth cash, balance i ,n
equal inataliments at six, twelve y, a r
eighteen months. purchaser 70 EYE -
a adddes frem day Of sae fuy secured -
endorsement or otherwise, to the, salls,
faction OF the Receiver. With the rig 70
anticipate payment Of notes; or az cas-.
sale to be- made subject to confirmation
= Circulars with full description and In
formation farn'EiaifEab u URN spSysE ''S y.
dad $50 R t4 4 "A fsF H N < Re, elVer,
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By oliver s. Jones. Auctloneers.
:. as west Broad Street. Phone 221S (

~ ANNED GOODS, CURRANTS.. FIGS.
u RAisINS, CAKES, ct O., Al Ale
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eSoe i Sesd. including 800 Western; Market
steady Good 70 prime steers. g. 9g5 -; Po 80.
i - s cows sIs09 ioo baifers s3a415; can,
ners bulls tsStso; y esises s Ss
San l5o. Hogs-Recepts to-day. 90, 90 head %,
head Opened mieh 1eG e%sE saa
0ood "a choice heavy, ;4.50Gt 81; rough. heavy,
MssaIts; ishs 6u!k q sales sSss9 a anS
rs; iair to choice mixed. ias9a6.75; natl
lambs g. E0QD3so.
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Bye. /. 4 H. L. penoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonoars,
ST. Main Street,
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AT"THE ACADEMY.

\ At the, Acadamy Tomorrow, matinee
ana night the attraction announced Is
the FAMOUS "Royal Lilliputians.' present.
Ing their unique and successful musical
travesty, called "Gulliver's Travels
This widely celebrated organization, which
is altogether unique one In every re-
spect this year. has the advantage OF a
brilliant now production upon which
thousands Of dollars have been spent.
It's roster contains such names as Prince
Giovanni, Selma tinerner. James r. Rosen.
Queen NAB Louis h1erkel, Herbert Rice.
Martha Wells. Elsie I>au Al Rice and q
host Of others equally well known. The
music, dances and ensembles arc all new
and In accordance with the spirit OF
the century, The comedy "a good, pure
fun and the chorus one Of the largest
agsregatons Of beautiful show grls IN
the country.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
ECEIyEn's AUCTION SALE
IL, go - s59 5.TfI OF
PARTLY COMPLETED TUG. MAcH1N'-.
ERY, ETC,

Pursuant to .deoree OF, the Chancery
November 18th. ipoa In the suit OF 8. Il;
Halves, &: co. VS.. William r. 'rrieg O., vt
ais. i will sell at public auot!o q =. : 9
shipyards OF the William r. Trlgs Co..
H'e THURspAY. ippEcEMBER II, 1909, I,
beginning at 10 o'clock a, NJ. the Hull
and Machinery. together with the equip.
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The Biiou.

Henry LSs and His Players. an all-star
vaudeville ypmhlnauon. delighted two
large audiences at the Bijou Theatre
II Mn. Loo were roundly applauded, Ills
work is by far5the best seen n that line.
Charles r., Hwcet, the hugllr, did his
usual musical llonologue, winning much
applause. .3l
Tho other members OF the organization
received applause and encores from tho
audience. s,
The performances Will be given nightly,
with matinee Thursday and Saturday.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Dec. !. 1903
& QUOTATIONS,
CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Dec, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
head mainly consigned direct ~ saaSs ,e.
pG ys ades ses sxtre o range sSs
Texas beef 5514o CalyeS.Rsssipats' " nesn
aaivss; 1870 City dressed vesls. sDlstac per
pound Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts, i.9sJ n a.
10th sheep and lambs rated about STEADY
sheen s., i5aa So; one little bunch ut 81; lambs
drsssss ;anS are: ' osf
nound. "Hoss-Receipts. ASA head; no sales
reported. Esa8i
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Spot cotton closed quiet, ~ polhts, n1tHeean
sales 10, 100 bales. .
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Lnuesrs, Lane.

Lovers Lane.
Lovers Lane" a much discussed and
very popular play by Clyde Fitch. IS
the attraction at tho Academy Wednes-
day night Of next week.
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+ Cut Nreats-1rregular; picked
,ar pound. Lard--Steady; ,West"
81; refined. nrnler; eomponna,
.k-ouiet; mess, flS1lS,?a: anoIt
ailow-Fir,n, ElosIn-Quiet, Tur'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-10
A Popular Circus.

The Campbell Bros Consolidated
Railroad Shows, Menagerie. Museum
Triple Circuses and Hippodrome will
give two exhibitions at Bismarck.
July 16. A menagerie of the rarest of
wild beasts, birds and reptiles. the
largest geological collection of the
earth's most curious creatures ever
gathered together It one time. a
museum Of weird and strange people
from far distant lands dressed in cos
tunes peculiar to their nationality
and mode of living. A grand galaxy
OF arenic celebrities, who occupy the
two big rings, simultaneously in feats
OF strength, daring exploits in mid
air and on the backs of swift running
horses, %hippodrome presenting thor
oughbred Kentucky racers, ridden and
driven by experienced jockeys, male
and female, charioteers, and expon-
ents OF the Roman style of racing in
the middle ages, all in friendly con-
tests of trials of speed and daring, a
grand free street parade, a pageant
OF g%littering and shining reality will
take place at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing, the afternoon performance will
begin at 2 O'Clock and the night per-
Torrance at 8 o'clock.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-10
WATER SUPPLY FOR FARGO.
Report Of ST. Paul Engineers on the
Proposed Water System to Supply
Pure Water to Residents Of Fargo.

Fargo Forum: The long looked for
eth & Wolff, the ST. Paul engineers.
on a water supply for Fargo and
changes of the water system, looking
toward its improvement, has at last
reached the city and will be officially
read to the city council at the ad.
iourned session on next Monday night
The document. addressed to the May
or, reached the city yesterday after
noon.
The report is quite voluminous, but,
apparently there is not IN idle word
in its composition. 1t is a clear. con-
else and comprehensive statement or
fairly and impartially reviews the
whole water situation. outlining in de-
tail the advantages of the tubular
well supply, as we'll as a supply to be
obtaned from the Ped river, tc be
purified by the erection of mechanical
iltering basins. The report is accom-
panied by a blue print map, showing
in colors the old water mains, and the
new mains, proposed in the report. as
we'll as the location of the suggested
tubular" wells. The engineers CON
clude by recommending the Red Riv-
err as a water supply. The cast OF
two cltl1iac mentioned and the hrO-
posed changes in the system of mains
is about the same-a fraction over
$780, which is within the figure
contemplated by the city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-10
The Belfield Wreck.

jamestown Alert: Postal Clerk B..
r. Jones, arrived from the west We'd
nesday evening on train No. 4, which
carried the mail from the wrecked
North Coast Limited at Belfield. Mr..
Jones came out of the wreck in good
shape and sustained only a few
bruises. When his c. ned over
trainmen brot open a window and
he climbed out. The lamps in the car
We're burning but went out fortunately
when the car was overturned. The
express and baggage man was in the
dining car when the car went off and
is glad he vas not in his car. The
train was going at the rate of about
50 miles an hour when the tender
jumped the track. Usually it is going
at a speed of about so or GO miles
an hour at that point. The Limited
arrived in Jamestown at about 6 p. m
Wednesday with what coaches could
be taken from Belfeld and a number
put on at Mandan. Clerk Peterson
of the Bismarck postoffice worked the
mail from Bismarck to jamestown
where the regular clerk took his place
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-10
Excursion to Canada $500.

Via the Duluth, South Shore E.
Atlantic R'y-The Thirteenth Annual
Pilgrimage to the Shrine of st. Anne
de Beaupre will leave Duluth Sunday
July 18th. Fare for the round trip
$500. Return limit August 31st.
Excursion tickets will allow holders
to stop off at any point enroute.
Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cars
will be run through to st. Anne with.
out change-Berth rate in Palace
sleeper $500; in Tourist sleeper $500
For further information, sleeping car
reservation, etc, please write or ap.
ply to
MART ADSON, Gen1. Agt.,
426 SpaIding Hotel Block, Duluth, MINI
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-10
500 TIME CARD

No. 81, mixed, west bound, arrive 6 100 .. m
No. 96, mixed, east bound, depart s:i5 a. m.
Freight and passengers for Braddock, Ma
poleon, Cakes, Hankinson and all points NC
the 500 line to Minnda ,olis.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-10
STATE NEWS

Register of deeds Foley Of Rolette
county died of consumption.
The elevator of Gackle and Co. of
Kuhn was destroyed by fire.
Hon. B. N. Stone OF LaMoure county
is suffering from bloodpoisoning.
Edgeley and Kuhn started to play
ball ana the game broke up in a fight
in the fifth inning.
Hon. George H. Reyes was severity
kicked by a horse a few days ago
while hitching up for a drive.
The land business is so good that
Charley Patterson has Just purchased
a Hambletonian racer down in Linton.
Kuhn las an ambitious druggist who
intends to try for a permit and notice
of the hearing of his application under
the new law is being published.
DR.. Courtney of Brainerd took the
medical examination before the board
at Grand Forks. Twenty eight other
applicants to practice also took the
exam.
The city council of jamestown re-
manned in session Monday night I'M
til 40 am. There is said to be much
bitterness developing and proceedings
may be brought to oust several alder
men from office.
The telephone system in Linton is
about completed. Thirty phones
have Deer placed in as many business
houses and residences and it is estim-
ated thar fifty will be in use in a short
time. The central Office is located in
the post Office.
Joseph II. Field, a Dickinson attor-
ney, has filed a petition in bankruptcy
in the federal court. He schedules his
liabilities and assets as follows: Liza
bilities, $50, 242.61; assets, $2,305. His
creditors in the main live in Alabama,
Georgia and Illinois.
Among the civil cases to be tried
at JdIucStOWN 10 'HS pVv'VVV SUI
brought against Messrs, Randall,
Gildre and Miller who were recently
convicted of conspiracy to defraud by
using the United States mails. The
suit is brought by F.. B. Lambert as
receiver of the State Mutual lnsur-
ance company of Hankinson, which
it is claimed the defendants wrecked.
A pair of clippers were captured at
Fargo. a green young Norwegian nam
ed Nee and a woman named Mrs.
Anna Running. The couple were from
Ashland, Wis, and the Forum repor-
ter visited the in Jail and
says: Mrs. Running is a progresses
ing young oma of the brunette
type and perhaps % or % years of age.
She is we'll educated and is undOubt-
edly of good family. She was attired
in a neat suit of plain black, her hair
ws.s faultlessly done up after the lat
est mode. A dainty little foot. en-
cased in a pair Of Louis w. French
heeled shoes. protruded from the hem
of a silken underdress, ~gOrgeously
ornamented with costly laces, and as
she patted her foot on the hard pris
on floor in emphasizing her statements
she exposed a shapely ankle covered
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-10
$3.50 ST. Paul to Detroit, Mich, and
Back, account Epworth League
Convention,

Special official train 'Epworth" will
leave Minneapolis via Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railway 700 p. m,
st. Paul 1856 p. m, July 14th, reaching
Milwaukee early mex morning. De-
lightful daylight boat ride across Lake
Michigan to Grand Haven on special
chartered steamer. Special train
Grand Haven to Detroit. Proportion.
ate rates from other points.
For complete particulars and berth
reservations, address w. B. Dixon, N
w. P. A, 365 Robert street, st. Paul
MINI.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-10
(First Publication. June ID. 1851
Notice Of Publication.


DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Land Office Mt Bismarck, n. Dakota,
June u. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has given notice Of her in,
tention to make final proof in support Of
her claim, and that said proof will be
made before the U. S. Ian Office. at Bis
marck, n. Dakota, on July 90, 1909. viz
Emma Haycraft. for the n 10 n f IA
and n IL n w IA of section II. Twp.
1873. n Range II. w 5 p. m.
She gives the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. viz: William l..
Watson, Edna F. Bill. B.. F. Scovil,
James Mcdonald, all of Mckenzie, N.
Dakota.
A. C. McGILLIVRAY.
Register.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-10
Detroit e. Return $1,000.

Via Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Ry., and Detroit & Cleveland Naviga-
ton Co. Tickets on sale July 14th
and 18th. Good for return until Aug
ust 18th.
Special sleeper Duluth to st. Ignace,
leaving Duluth July 18th. For sleep
ing a or stateroom reservation, etc.
please write or apply to
MART ADSON, Genl Agt.,
426 Spalding hotel block, Duluth. MINI
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-10
First Publication, June Is. 1909
Notice Of Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Lane Office at Bismarck. n. Dakota.
June II, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has given notice Of her IN
tention to make final proof in support OF
her claim. and that said proof will be
made before the U. s. Land Office, at Bis
marck, N. Dakota. on July 20, 1903. viz
Edna f. Bill. for the S. W IA of section
She names the following witnesses tc
prove her continuous residence upon ant
cultivation Of said land. viz: William l.
Watson, Emma Haycraft, B.. F. Scovil
James Mcdonald. all of Mckenzie, n
Dakota.
A. c. McGILLIVRAY,
Register
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Low One Way colonist ates.

On sale via Chicago Great Western
Railway On the first and third Tues
days In each month to Sept. Is. 1903, to
points West and Southwest. For fur.
Their information apply to any Great
Western Agent, or ]. F. Elmer. G. P.
A., Chicago. III.
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with an expensive silk lace hose of
the fancy open work style. On the
index finger of the left hand she wore
a solitaire diamond and on the third
finger a plain gold wedding band.