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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

chjcn RI md Northwostcrn consoi "a ...... 1a9li
f,t,iso Go n I. and Pacific 4s............ Co.'s
Chicago Il. !. and Pacific col 5s..........S =
CO c.. G. and ST. Louis gen. 1s..,.....'... sshaht
Chicago Terminal 4s w. ~
Colorado and Southern 4s 3....,.....,......l S'H
Denver and RIO Grande 4s.................. ~. =
Icrin prior lien ~ W.
iart worth and Denver City ists.......... 10i
Hooking Valley AIS :......'...' Av4t
louisville and Nashville Unified 4s........ ~, z
Manhattan consol gold lsss ~
"a aiea,, Intra, lat Inc 13M
y, "a ~ II ouia Az G6
~ issauri X ansas and Texas 4s......... ..a7
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2da.......... I.
-, ~; c,a ~ .sn s,Ls 97E
Se w hrn ypacir IA 1921.
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Charters Granted.

The following charte.N have been
granted by the State Corporation Com
mission:
Eastern Electric Company, Incorporated,
Newport News: "A. l.. Powell, president;
capital stock, 5000 to s15, 600.
kretal Company, INCORPORATED. Alex
audria; E. j. Turner, PRESIDENT: maxi
mum capital stock, 10000.
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RALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
Richmond. va. March !. 1901

a BALTIMORE, MD. March 4--Seabonrd Air
line common. loMi0is; do. preferred. l7at l7i..
Line common, l07alI0s do. preferred. not
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STEAM BOATS,
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.,
uyI,AHEY.PHIA

LANES EIYER llAY I'm y, $50
STEAMER PoC,AIiONTAS leaves hoNpAf.
wEpNEsDAY and tRIpAx, q A. ~, a; . fss
~. rsmont ana James River landings, and con.
nsetns old Point for Wsshlastss ~! in1s.
and the North sta!srgsons assssss sa
q e wharf, Fare only 500 and 81 90 Norfolk
Musc 81 Grand Qrchektrion, 80 !, ]. y I, !. ~. ~
eli polnta In Eastern yTSlnIs ana SoEah S@f'
Hi'a General NnnRSeF. "
y. ~ Barber. yr,, Secretary.
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MARINE lNTRLLlaE Ncn.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 4, 1901
i5 ARRIVED, f,{&

& PORT OF RICHMOND MAttCfi :, I9Vt'
g ARRIVED.
steamer brandon. Rhodes, Nerlok, m s
disc and passengers, ola Eohi'hloh "ue'
SAILED
steamer Pocahontas Graves, Norfolk and
J smss river landings merchandise and passen-
rers Virginia Navigation Company,
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH 4, 1900.
SAILED. fl
Schooner Dorothy Palmer, Portland,
I. Schooner s, r. blackburn, Providence s
Barge Santiago. Fall River;
Barge Daise, New BEDFORD
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
5a BY Richmond Auction Co..
REcElvER's AUCTION SALE
OF
GROCERIES, WACO S, HORSE, HAIR
NESS, &c., GAs0LlNS ENGINE,
STORE FIXTURES, IRON
SAFE, &c., &c.

Tn pursuance Of decree Of the Law
and Equity Court, entered March 4. 1901
who sue, etc., The Walter D. Atwood
CO., the undersigned will sell on the
premisos. 70l North Twenty,t h. Street,
4 g WEDNESDAY,, MARCH STU,
RED assortment Of Fancy and Staple Gro
cerles, Shelf Goods, &r.; One Excellent
Gasoline Engine and Fixtures. Electrlc
Wagons, tSplqndId Display Cases and
Sets Coffee and Tea Canisters etc.
= TERMS: Cash..
Geo. I4 Valentine Auctlonecr.
7 mar CIT 5
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SEAL ATs ahd sasha Mn hsa SPOT
sRS s,b Nc slcia isS wss eT
Dull spot and the month. sex Gs27sc,; southern IN
Willie corn. 46}i9S2c, pats-pull and custer
Eo. e white. ts1sc, sales, Rye-~Elrmi NO.,
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cco1,,rl,ocNsEEp olL MARKET,

NEW YORK March 4.--The cottonseed oil
was quiet and a shade easier on freer offerngs
and With Weakpsss .. II nroyls gEe .u mrlms
Yellow, sS1.c,; OF summer Yellow nominal
brine white. 4l1sGt2c.; primo winter yei1o"'
1lIxfp42c, Faa icy s.k4t t=t
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CHICAGO, ILL. March 4.-CATT I LE e 3,
ceIr1ts 800 head. Market steady: Good to
prime steers, s5aa.75; poor to medium s. cog
stoekers and zee feeders e fS9as' SEE; s
Hills. fsIj.oo: calves, s3.cOGG.5o Texas.fed
oEs 5 hSaa Ma1 1Hsaaiy &c. low
er. Mixed and butchers. s5.4oa5.45; good 70
ehoce heavy t rough o9 nsaxS a.
SheenMReceipts III 900 head. Market steady 70
tirrn Good 10 choice wethers. s4soga.75; !, ralE
70. choice mixed, s350G4 %; Western sheeP' s-''o
Srs d. ma tive lambs. $4t0l5.75. !.
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thern Pacific AZ y, y. 4. 7oh
Nerfoij. ana Western con, 4s......,.,...... ON
DRAGON short Line Is and Partlc. ......... 01ti
i,cnnsylVanin co1lv, Z AVS ..s........,... 95ts
Ren ling General 1s ,.......,....... 1914
81, Louis and iron Mountain, con. 5a..... 1l27s
ST. Louis and San Francisco fs. ts,.,....." sei3
ST. Louis southwestern s....,....'..,... S Sa
Southern Pacific Is ...........,............ ssA
Southern Railway MISUNDERSTANDING, 111fi
Texas and Pacific lists .....,... ...,,... ll5&
Toledo ST l.. and Western i4s.............} 50.
! Hnon . 7ss|1s asnv 1914 81:
III s. steel I'd 81 723a
yva haeh iHtg 1lb4
wabash Deb Bs ................ 6s%
Whaaiinp and Lake Erie As ................ 81 ,
Wisconsin Central IS ...,...:....,......... y \
Colorado Fuel and Iron con. hs..,;;.;.;.." %
M, and o. Collateral Trust As Zen. Int .... %
CcntrtN of icorgia "a Inc. ....:,.......t,. ~ ~
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nry YORK March Observation-Disclosures:
s,iSi head. Good steers, steady; medium and
COMMON slow: bulls, loc lower: thin cows W..
steers, 4a5.s5: oxen and stays, $50: bulls,
5sGSaIl 90 !; cows, sLSoaa; g. Caiyes.Ress y
ahout steady. veais. S3.75GS.oo: tops. S.
little calves City dressed r c,,n;rx s aFss
ID Emioc. per pound. Sheep and Iatnbs-iHoees,
eeps shse rcoa aG ,amSs go III
,yS npf,a here i iIogs-ReceIpts. e. So head
State and Pennsylvania hogs s55oa5'7o; West West
ern s5.35.
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The following are the total pet receipts OF
cotton at all ports since SEPTEMBER g1ea la,
,os haIes. Mobile. Isl s73 bales Savannah. 1861
l4S 4. s 6a bses paimor
% .9s baIes: New YORK. g. 5D7 bales: Boston, H.
ISL bales: Newport News Ilois b q ss P psisa
IelphIa 1851 bales: BrunsW!ck, ss.bsS na rIc
Pensacola 1851 bales: Port Arthur, DO aio
baIes: Psrt townsend, os. $50 bales; San Fran ran,
ci.cc. TO- ss. bales: Ell Paso. 40 bales. EaG,c
pass AIS bales: Laredo. l-Ao bales fotai.
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SOUTHERN Rail way.

scHgpuLB IN EEEEcT JAN. 70. 1901.
ITRAINSSLEAVt1 ERICHMCND. slfAE
100 "A. fM-Daliy, Local for Charlotte, N. CO
y 80 P. M-Daly Limited. Buffet e !ulman g
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South,
500 r. MEX. Sunday. keysvllle Local: ffa
10 100 r. M,-Daiy. Limited. Pullman ready $50
Z r. NJ, for all tho South.
- = .71s YORK RIVER LINE. 5y59l
The fayorits route to Baltimore and EaSternf
points. Leave Richmond $50 P. NJ Monday.
Wednesday and Friday.
i45 4. M.-Except sunday. Local mixed for
West Point.
Friday for West Point. J7l7s -i3 u l5Sit E,
4i r, M.--Except SUNDAY. For West Point:
i connecting with steamers tor Baltimore and Z
river landings Monday Wednesday and \
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND D. va
ass A. ~, and 8:42 r. M:-.BToln AZ the soaeh.
$40 A. M.-FTon Chase City. IA St5 Vi a3s
926 A. M.-Baltiynora and West Point. J i35 Is
1915 "A. M. $40 r. M.-From West Point
= c. II. ACKERT. s. II. ktARDWlGtS,
Il G. NJ. ~ @. p. 4. gs
c. ", WEsTBURI, ?. a.:
Richmond. vs. s.
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c1Nc1SSArI, O.. March A.--HoGs-Actiye
ana GIS Il rons at sla5.65. cette-Actiye and
hirher' mt Sa25GI4.45. Sheep-Dull at SEQ a. %
5Lnmbs--yyeak at $4.5OI5.So.
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..uptown, soas5c. Butter-Tirm and unchanged
Eers.-Pi1n Mt l9af20c. f-t5i Il
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BY pollard & Bagby.

~ oMM1ssIoNER's AUCTION SALE
~ OF
TWO FRAME pNYELLINGS NOS. I'll
+ AND 72i l-2 N: sEyEMIEIiNTH
" STREET., WITH RAILROAD
TRACK IN REAR
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cery Court OF the city OF Richmond, In
the suit Of Jenkins Us, Jenkins q ais,
entered February Goth. 1904 ! will sell
BY auction, on the premises, tho above
TUESDAY, MARCH THE S,rII, 1901
ut s o'clock p. M The property Will pay
we'll as an Investment or FOR small
warehouse,
TERMS; AT sale. 49,, ma,
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Cation futures opened steady and closed

s,Iss last year. and at Houston :,l:s bales
against s, AZ last year.
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RICHM OND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. March 3 1904.
~
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. <
(sales at Union Stock Yards2

Richmond. Va. March 4 1904
Il Receipts for the week ending Monday:
Best steers 5AQ5isc.; medium, to good. ~ Cos !;
common to fair beat hsifers tas 4;
3Xc. I: good cows Sis9 4c.; common TO fair. 2tsap
3he: bulls g: as!se ;,6 o Si5 satAc; caves
'1fHFGGSS-Reccipts. 223l head. Market strong.
Good hogs {5.50g5.7o; roushs' ~ aS;.;s fat
s 'sHEE s.Sii sheep 4lsg5ic.: common to
fair s0tIc.; bucks. 30 "
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R. F.& ssss es,s srss'f /, 1.


Trains Leave Richmond-tl orthWard.
Az 4 NJ aally n s,n'n - H. TRAfSS rosrh
(, 8 AS AM. daily. Main ST Through. All PULL
s:si 4, ri. except Monday. Byrd st. ghrouEh.$!
IT'S t 4. g. week d.ys. nlbA Ashland aaeora-y
n S:So * NJ Sunday only Byrd St Throush.
80 a NJ H. week days. Byrd 81 Throush.3g
days, By gy;a T15eSEa
4 I zig !! IS: ~ a''' da,Is. Main ST. Through
Z s:s5 r. Nj, week days Elba- Ashland Ao- J
s:oS p. 81. daily Byrd ST. Through. s
l5irralns Arrive Rlohm ond-Sout Inward, 45..
< $40 a. NJ, week days. Blbs- Ashland ao.Si
sis 4. II. week days. Byrd 81 Tredertok. "a
lis lis 4. n. o Week days. Byra 81 Throush.;
~ =. NJ daily, Main st. Threpuxh;; I.
jig NJ s ssyy B ByEs St. 81 EEsssssss
iS:3s +. NJ. daily Main ST. Throush, All Pull ~
@ It's ?. n. daily. Main St Through. 4 !. 81
j11:4o r. H.. week dsya BYRD 81, Throusnr ~ =,
NoTH-Purnsn Sleeping or parlor Cars %;
al trains except Local a1a
ttons not guaranteed. y :, = -, -,
". D. DUKE c. w. GULF. w. ~, TAfLLSOR.E
dsnI Manr.. Asst Gent Man =, Traf. MAJ - "
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nv J. Thompson Brown & Co,
l1l3 Main Street. ..s
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Cotton quiet middling, 1875: net receipts.
.45 baies: GROSS. T. 7it bales; sales. ~. baies;
stock 81, 800 bales. aSis Ell "a = Z +, !. !.
Deduct 20 bales from exports to Continent
this week. :,
IA .n53 bales; export to Great Britain. 81
bales: to France. S93s bales; stock. asI, Ley
Consolidated at ell seapor:s-Net receipts:
T.,.a7 bales: export 10 Great britain. 4s,Soo
bales; TO France. 393S bales; 70 the continent
A, COZ bales. :, ID. . I 49,
Total sncd September LIST at all seaports-..
Net receipts. 6.4sp bales export 10 GIea.
10 the Continent. 2,s45.5ss bales.
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E Spot cotton closed quict; SlnlddlinE uplahus
i - rn,dilng gulf. ls.t0; sales, LIE naies.
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In good demand. factors reports 1HuHteruIIs
cneles received from ENGLAND asking that OIL
" Futures opened 5aeo points down, the de;
cling being caused by dsappointlns L sS g,
Nut heavy offerings carried them down again
10 near the opening nEures Later IN, n ths gay
the effect OF heavy buying was lei H,r ana Ma, :.
s sIst 5os. Is ooin,s At 1857. advancea TO-
declined to 1868 advanced to la,ss ana nnali y
II ciired 10 S,G7. Net losses were: Mar h . "
S'e 9, and : to points on the other posi-
lions We s{ 2sl - ,os,s51 IL,
Aurii il 37Gl5 20; May Is. G7al5. 6s; june. ~ 3.H
* 20 July i6 i1fi16,l2; August. IS! ~;
September Is. 3sGfl5. IS; October, l..aial-r'o o.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day,

TWO Or SAID TRACTS IN 5IIENRIllCo
COUNTY, AND Fla ONE I n IN CHARLES 1.''
CITY COUNTY. II Il II
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NOTICE..

The Ladies' and Gents garments
that the Pantorium sent away to
Minneapolis for French dry clean
inc, dyeing and making over have
given such good satisfaction that I
have concluded to soon send again.
II you have any kind of wearing
apparel which you wish to have
French dry c eaned or to be
bring them in at once.
Ladies' Cloaks refined and cleaned.
E. A. SWAIN.
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RIVER NOTES.

Below we publish the log of the
Steamer Washburn on her 6lst
trip this season, a record breaker.
TRIP No. 81.
Unloaded and took coal; repair
ed and cleaned boilers Tuesday.
Left Washburn at 6;45 A. M, We'd
nesday; met the Expansion at $50
A. M, passed Rocky Point at 1870
A. M, arriving at Mannhaven at
2:45 P. N. Loaded seven tons of
coal; moved to Lyons elevator aud
haded 2643 bushels of wheat in
one hour and -forty-fve: minutes;
left Aannnaven at $50 r. NJ, and
landed at Stanton at8:OO P. N.
NOVEMBER "a.
Turned out at $50 A. H., and
passed Rocky Point at $40 A.. NJ,
met Steamer Expansion at I A. M.
Arrived in Washburn at 9:l5 A. N.
Cart, Ct. "A. MARSH.
The Steamer Expansion, Capt.
$stmnes in command Is making
her regular trips, the Bismarck, a
lsasolene boat, is being lpu5 on the
rays for the winter. The Expan-
sion arrived in port Thursdey .af-
sernoon with a big load of grain.
Capt. Blount is kept busy look
eng after the interests of the boats,
at this point and he is surely a
man.
The ways have been enlarged
and made ready for winter use.
Capt. Symmes made the remark
able round-trip record record Of %
hours on the Expansion recently.
Jos. Mann returned yesterday
from a visit to the st Louis Elk
position. He says THAT it isl grand
chow.
Tere was a dance at the Casey
Marshall building Thanksgiving
A good time is reported.
For SALE:-One iron bedsteac;;
enc sewing machine. Inquire at
this Office.
j w. H. Townsend, of Harlem, la.
arrived in WhshbuEn On Friday.
He disposed. Of his.aax WATCH went
bushels pei, acre at 81 cents.
H 8 + well pleased with. his many
investment in this section.
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: !: LOCAL NEWS =:
NOTICE.

All Iegal Notices Must BE Paid for
on Delivery Of Afadavits. No deviation
from this Rule.
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on Delivery of Afhdavits. No deviation
from this Rule.
Indian.
Look out for fires!
VMiss Lulu Satterlund has been
up on her claim the past week.
A sne deer was brought to town
the<irst of the week by some hunt
rHarry Carnahan will soon have
his new home ready feg occupancy
Mrs. L. M. Wallin spent Sunday
in the country, the guest Of friends
Bring in those Old shoes and have
them repaired at the Pantorium
Mrs. Casper, of New Rockford,
is visiting her daughters in Wash
burn. K +
Keep peace IN the family-use
hard coal, Washburn Grain and
Feed Co.
Shoes! Shoes and overshoes for
men, Ladies, boys and children at
Wallins.'
Room FOR RENT:-For gentle
men; address Lock Box 1922, Wash
burn, N. D.
Judge Lamb made a trip to IN
derwood Tuesday, returning home
the next day. ~rf
Rev. Adolph Dingman, of Bis
marck, will have services in Wash
burn on Dec. 18th.
A World Of Watches-reliable
watches-on sale at Persey's s, "the
Jeweler," Washburn. !.
Mrs John Satterlund and daug6s
ter Hilda are taking in the Worlds
Fair at st. Louis ~
Shirts and undershirts to your
measure at tbs Panatorium. Now
is the time to order.
"a. M. Digen is looking after the
First National Bank during the
absence of Mr.. Funk. k+f
Rev. Powell, of Fargo, N. d, will
preaoh,at the congregational ,churh
Sunday night, Nov. 9th. !
han,nlissinner Putz returned on
"Wednesday from /. -seer AuuSing
trip. He secured one deer.
You. can't keep your house clean %,
unless you use hard coal-at the
Washburn Grain & Feed Co.
lrs. Quain and Dillon, who
wese,out hunting the FIRST of the
week, secured a fine deereach.
Olof Mathison will preach at the
.Sxerdrup school house No. 3, Sun
day, Nov. 9th, at 8 o'clock p. N.
lr. Heffelfnger went to the cap
ital city Wednesday to meet his
wife. They returned the next day.
Misses Florance. and Lulu Sat-.
terlund left Saturday far "a few
days visit with their parents in
Bismarck.
The official canvassing board:
convened Wednesday. The official
returns will be published in the
next issue.
Lutheran services in English
will be held Sunday at3300 o'clock
in the Congregational church by
Rev. Hestanes.
We will trade Singer SEEMING
MAcHB1N,Eis and attachments for oats
or money.-THE SINGER AGENCY,
Washburn, A. u p.
Pumps" we have q large sup
ply of pumps and piping that vel
will sell at cost Cor. 30 days. The
Peterson Machine Go. II
If you want TO join the "4cor
call in at Wallins' and get l Of
those, hobby '|t,y,, 1904 | j, or q
walking skirt Of the latest style.
A. L. Newton, and his. brother
Edwin, were in this place Monday,
retaqRaBiin1sa flem' i ?a1ese,s.::. hunt At Th6eyl
secuped twodeer-adoeand buck
LHalar:yy'q( q, 'ssvr .1p Ipil III! : !: ana !! Henry , .Hll /,
tan LEFT Monday for. the capital
city. Shele,they will be xgiia i e,
A.. NJ. H1~.>--~ C.AI.l.-H - tn
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Came to my place, dark red heifer
about Is months old; no horns; no
brand. Owner can have same by
paying charges.
JACOB A
ll-26.3tf. Turtle Lake, N. D.
, G. E. Davis, a travelling man re-
ports tie loss of a pocket book con-
tanning $l25 on the 500 road Mon
day. He was going north to Wash
burn and had the pocket book in
his hip pocket. The loss was re-
ported to the 500 officials.
Louis Berquist, of Ingersol, was
~transacting business in the city
Wednesday. Hemadeth this Office a
pleasant call. Nh. Berquist is one
of the old pioneers of the county,
having moved here in 1884. He
now owns a large stock ranch, and
considerable land.
Capt. Marsh: I am going to
ask for a raise in salary about
Christmas time if this rush on the
river keeps up. In ali my expert
ence I never saw anything that
equals it. 1t beats all the seasons
I have ever spent on the Upper
Missouri. <
Phillip Kerstene,, of Coal Har-
Dor, was Il pleasant caller Wednes-
day. He gave us a number Of
pointers regarding politics in the
city Of Chicago, where he was long
a resident. Mr.. Kerstene has a
in the Coal Harbor country,
AND is we'll pleased with this part
,6f the state. He returped home
the same afternoon. -.
Washburn has been n busy place
the past week-the flee weather
permitting the people to get in
and&o their trading. Farmers are
bdsy hauling ia theirgrain. Wash
burn is certainly a great business
point and will always continue to
be SO, and en- Thanksgiving day
the boats are still .hustling back
and forth on the river bringing
down heavy loads of grain.
Mrs. b. Ell. Fleek, of Poverty
Flat" entertained the Birthday
Club on Monday afternoon, the oc-
!casion being her birthday. The
house was darkened and lit with
candfes and decorated with the re-
tdfns Of harvest. 'Cinch was played
and at 5 O'Clock warm dinner was
served to the poverty stricken
crowd. All departed at 6 P. NJ,
having had q splendid time, and.
wishing the hostess many happy,
returns Of the day. HFf
The first accident of the hunt,
ing season is reported from Elm.
a few miles up the river. A
hunter, whose name we did not.
was hit in the knee by a spent
ball from a rifle. His wound was
not a serious oae, but shows how
narrow an escape the hunter had
from an injury that might have
cost him his lie. 1t is reported
that the points are filled with hunt
ers and the bullets are flying in all
directions.
LMr. F. L. Mackey drove down
from Coal Harbor Tuesday even
ing Mr.. Mackey Informed us that
the coal field near Coal Harbor was
still burning, though an effort Z, was a
made to smother it ont by filling
up. the outlet With dit, but the fire
Is agaiilnl breaking i 8 out i, lnr. .Mackey
,ays that it is q grand sight to
on the brink .oif tie mine. to
y ri 49,. 90 ,6oTIl 2 X n, o,,d
iftys feet into a roaring; fine. The
Z . Of 'l'.e coal s s. n. this IIooiilna' must be
J big one. {, ).
on !, complaints u y t. sworn ~ e bys, o.
Saky. alleging, the xzheat,
Roam anlMaltin.Ss mith, liz.
sgyg north. :, i 8, q ,W, vi l \ ! T' seie}a 4r.
'ssted saturday afternoon BY Sher-
~
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SQUARE DEALING, THE SECRET OF
SUCCESS IN BUSINESS.

We have opened a music house
at Bismarck, and are in a position
and will give the people the best
piano value for the money of any
house in the west. We have Sc.
lected such instruments that theil
merits bespeak our success. We
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MARSHALL AT TOP
American Still Holds Tie for
First in Chess Tourney.

CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, Pa, Nav g.
At the conclusion of the ninth round Of
the international chess masters tourna-
ment Janowski and Marshall We're tied
for first place, while Lasker is third
Teichmann and ShoWalter are fourth and
fifth respectively.
Barry's improved form in forcing a
draw with Schleehter. Hodges, defeat by
Marshall, after the former had good WIN
ming chances, and JanoWskis brilliant
game against Napier were interesting in
ctdents. Delmar, too. gave Marco no end
of trouble for several hours, while LaSker
won a game from Tschigorin which the
latter ought to have at least drawn The
results follow:
Lawrence beat Mieses in a Sicilan de-
tense after Sc moves, the latter losing a
pawn in the middle game.
Schlechter and Barry drew a Petroff s
defense after 40 moves.
Teichmann and PilSbury drew a PEI
troff S defense after 48 moves.
Hodges lost to Marshall in Ruy Lopez
after SIS moves
ShoWalter and Fox adjourned Sicilian
defense after 40 moves.
JanoWSki beat Napier in queens pawn
opening after 80 moves
DeImar and Marco adjourned a double
Ruy Lopez after 81 moves.
Lasker beat Tschigorin in a Ruy Lopez
after 80 moves
The. tenth round Will be played in the
following order:
Napier VS. Delmar, Fox rvs Janowski,
Marshall VS.. Showalters Pillsbury VS..
Hodges, Barry VS.. Teiehmann, Mieses VS..
Sehlechter, Lasker vs. Lawrence and
1sch1gofIn VS.. Marco. 70