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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-03-16
Every Day in the
Year the n. & O.

Are selling round trip
tickets,-good for 80 days
to Chicago and Great
Western stations, inside
Of 100 miles at 1895 dis
count. 40tf
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-03-16

r EAGUES and leagues away
from where the summer was
come golden sandaled over Vir-
Hfnia thrnhhinn no1,, ,ri4l, oil
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

Notice ls hereby given that The ini
lowing lisi contains the names Of the
owners of Rll property upun which
tho taxes levied ln iho year 1908. iu
and Tor tho territory of New MoKico
county of UDualillo and tho city ot
Albuquerque. amounting tu more than
8al. have become delinquent. together
with description az tno property
and fhg amout of taxes penalties and
costs due opposite each name ana
description together with n separate
statement oft the taxes duo ON per
.uual property. whore tHo several
fusls arc due from che same uwnCr
COR ownorH
PRECINCT NO. 10.
AIHFRs Do n-tnul 700 acres
Taxes. fi5lG. penalty fIip, COSTS.
85 cents. total 1910.
MOORE. 49, Hand bounded
north by j. iluniCk. south hy Sisters.
south by road west by Nuuipyn, 3o
acres Personal pl.pUrty fl9A.
Taxes. S2i9li penalty tl2i. costs.
35 conts, total. t2G5O.
PRECINCT NO. s.
AMEs. r. G--NWll section 2s.
township Do. range @ east 1850 acres.
Taxes. f2G.asi penalty. 1885, costs.
30 cents total S2HGB.
BECKER, MRS. A,NA--Aiohc
house Boz Islota Personal property.
$3.50 Taxes. t2i10; penalty tl20;
costs. 8i cents. total f3505
GURULE. IUANITA a. DE Land
bounded north hy public road south
hy Rarola. east hy T. ScdilIo west
hy river. acres. Land bounded
north by g. sedillo south hy Apo.
daca. east hy railroad west by Sec.
und street. acres Land bounded
north by B Sodillo. south hy ~ r.
poren. cast hy Second street Wost by
narCla. 7G5 acres land bounded
north hy % sod'llo south by ~ ~
PorcA. east hy nnren south by "
sedlIlD. east by MERGED do Alhnquer
que. west by Bareia8 aCaguIn. House
and lOt bounded north hy Eastern nd.
dif.on and south and east by same.
west hr r. A. Gurule land bounded
north hy public road. south hy J.
Ap0daCa. east by SECOND street wcFt
h9 narelns road. Taxes. 1880 pen.
atty. B21g. costs, 2l6i total $3.50
OURulE. n. A-iaud bounded
north hy y Yrssarl south by a.
Sanchez east hy ia MERGED west hy
road Land f0 hy $50 varaH bounded
north and south by NJ sanchez east
hy road west hy M naca. Land in
Precinct f6 by Gi YaraF bounded
north by N Norris south by NJ Ger
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

uout worry let tho other follow
DO hat, don't hurry % wi' mako
you warm thls Kind OF weather. don't
eat Dc win cause Indigestion don't
think. o. win cause brain hg don't
argue. sou might set m "a heated
discussion, in fact avoid on ere dis
agreeable features of lifo ana look
only flr tho pleasant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

Colonel prontiss lngaha nf ChI
caeo. said to bo tho author 10 moro
than 900 novels. ls dead at beauyOir.
Miss. aged GO years Colonel lnFra.
ham was born M NhtcheE KISS The
SON of Rev Joseph lnvrhham. who
was tno author ~ "A Prince in me
House 90 David" Tho young man
served 'u ihc Confederate army al
colonel and AFTER me war began writ
ing stories. which were published 'u
various weekly papers and iU book
form. For yoars be- termed ont a nos.
al every few weeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

fourth Of Sd NurnH iu Ranches dn san
Nateo west of Rio Urando. with pur
t.in NJ grove Lots p. q. ~. .. y. x.
containing about SIS acres Undt
yided interest m Canada 90 San
Diego grant A piece OF land in
Precinct SO. s. bounded north hy D.
R hrmiio. south hy solomon Candc
larIa onst hv goucc ~ MOnica Con
trares or podron Coln west hy Contra
Aca1uia dc nos0uo Value 0f por
sDnal property $3.50 Taxes. g3SS9i
penalty. ti.gb. costs $500, total
$3.50
BECKER. NJ. M-Iota Nos no. 90
co. POI. 23 90 block Is. Mnnd.ll ~ A.
r. addition Na'uo uf personal prop
crty. 500. last half of taXoe,
sass. penalty s21i.. costs. $50.
total fi1o
nURKuAbT MARIAN o. lots q.
no. block 2. porea addition Value of
personal property $50 Taxes t52 20.
. penalty. f2Gi, costs, On cents, total
s5F2T.
. COnDNOTON. w. DC Pic-o "
land ln Precinct NO i7 being lOt ID,
u Ruiz tract iufs 80 g. B.. 6 block
s. Uuning Highland Taxes. 500 lGi
penalty t333. COSTS N15, total
g7tff
. CHAVEZ. Edwardo Small piece OF
land in Precinct SO p fractional lots
Nos l.'1 i.'. 49, "a block D.. Man
. dou ~ q n addition lots Sos . p.
|7t p block ia Armiiu
otoro slluon iot 80 3 block 3.
baca a1II.nu. Value personal prop.
orty. $3.50 Last half taxes flll2,
al
s3C22
/ CHu urps. WILLIAM R.-.Iaud In
Precinct Nn o. bounded north Boy
road fo Indian school east by hco1uia
I OTIS Sos 1O. %. g9. lg. "a. block 90,
a. NJ. r. Go addition Personal prop
oriy Sass Tavo .07. penalty
sgoa. c..s. sfaE. total ts3.8O
CWLUERs MRS a. 50 LOIS Noa
o. Htr SO Nack on. "
IS r GO addition Taxes f22l 2S.
penalty tIiIl. costs. glba. total
SalcU1
CUu DERs AND SAINT About @
sr-.s of I1nb I1uud0b north Iy
prfIo8 auuff Ny TiIsrae road rnai
by pal,.frrr addition. west ug rain
road raves tesa e0. pennlty. ui G0.
COSTA qt rspta. total g2ttl5
CWANFU MRS LIZZIE Fast halt
D.. lYf So block II ArmilD So. 3 AL
ditIon Am lots 10. %. 4outh half loI
lO bl1ck o. Eastern addition value
of ppra1naI nrourrtv. ftgh Taxes
sgt00. DonnIty gi7i. costa $50 cents.
total. g3GEi.
Monsoon. 81 ~ Lots Nos %. g.
.|t bioct &C. a. NJ T GO addition
ppraonnI fuparfy. fIN5 Taxes
SGt2C. ppunIty SAN. costs GO cents.
total sG7q7
DODD FD Land 100 Ly 1870 feet
bounded north bow g Garcia south hy
road. onat bv Graude. west hy Flynn
Personal property 500 Taxes. fit3f.
ponaIty foOG costs 30 cents. total
ID. Stl.7E
DRY. q M-IUt so Q. block 2
UunIna Hlrhinnd addition Persona
. urUprrty sa5 Taxes. g1I7 90. penal
~. gi3N. costs 20 cents. tuia
y g2N.2S
FREEiOVE. % p-Tnts Nos s. p
block 4 Northern addition Lott
} Nos no. 90 2l. block Northern hd
dUlun. Personal property. 9l35
+ Taxes 9qgIG. penalty. 8lCO. costs
I gi 0U. total. 3p17
GARCIA. IusTINANO prpcinc
b so ~ piece off !aud llO hy 900 yarDs
bounded north hy Lutheran church
. south hy TiIoras road. east uy Trot
/. for wost by Third street Land ID
Precinct 40 No. 15 bv 75 foot bound
, oI north hv n Garcia. south hy Car
cIn oaef by public road. west by q
Csmp land Precinct NO 81 CO D.,
i0O yaraa bounded north by Gutter
rol south by Armllo oast hy Candida
I'd, Ya.f i.y pufIle mad Land Pro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

fs98s prosity ~ cS ~o.i" On '.nI.'
ioial F..1e
,,,,.,.,.,
,s ',i-'.if NN ~
az ~. ' fi'''i"h.
Al "a f ~
.'''' f'"'.'''
MEOlEi EDWARD L-.fufH Nos
to g. lock 90. n IS ~ Go addl
.lnhh. .sf.'nal rrlllr'f. $40
aA't' Fli ucnaiN ttf COSTS
Nv 'nhla' tnial s'oW
MEnLER EDWARD N0rh g5 feet
lots 10 to 90 block l2 ~ W. To- Co
addition South I'D feet IH. Nua ll
49, ID. h'uct D. a. addition
Taxes, fllAnt. penalty 1896. COSTS.
VI hi total. tIittl
MEuLEh SOPHIA Nurth 1l ioot
Dots 3 and l3 io iG Inclusive block
20. N NJ r. Co addition North Hl
iooL Iois ua l3. a. %. block D. a
a p addition Taxes tln1Us peBal
~. s515, costs. $40. total 500 an
MrMIlLEN SARAH.fun sos go
io en-. block 3. " Armlu Bros ldd.
ton Personal property go tnst
half iuHCs. f2tGi. penalty fi3..
costs. so conts. total. seasn
McMlNN. q ti--L0is 4 block no.
~ NJ r. Go addition TnAct tiNiGs
penalty ease. COSTS. iu D.nIs total
fa1I2
SANUONAL. HIIARlO Lot $50 ~
block %. Mnnicll ~ q U addition
lot 80 9u block 2. - hrmUo Bros
addition lot No tG block 81 Man
dell ~ a r. addition Personal prop
criy. $500 inEf half HNos $500
penalty SECS Cusia. go cUufs, total
f5b.ls
SANDERS. 81 A-l.ut SO a block
NJ. Hunine Highland addition. Taxes
R3632 penalty flN3. cOs,a 20 cents
total $3.50
SIMPSON CLARA GARCiE nE
Land 30 hy hn igci bounded north hy
Owen south hr owen east lY a
lamburdo. west ly same Taxes
f'Nnit penalty fIit. c1HtI. al
confs total filN1.
slNllEN A.-.inuI in Precinct
bounded north Dos AIihu.mrr sImp
"n uI'h hy sanchez west Ny river
cast h' railroad onrhaIf Interest
boo lu'H situated 900 south side az
rIorhs road. between Third and
Fourth streets. 2D hy 700 ivri tl hy
700 yards Simpler addition Including
at lut1 mot Otherwise returned lot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

To above named Defendant
YOU and oaCh of son. ar. h.rgHv
notified that ths above named plain
UT bas begun uIt against FHu n fHg
ah0f. named court Boo IHe above H8m.
pd case Iu attachments I1f thr Wm
of Three Hundred and s.TiH.H Dollars
and thirty cents. with interest FROM
the sth day of January IHui a.
Twelve prr cont 900 prom. oy UI-a
due plaintiff aH surety tn ail defend
ants
You ara further notified .Ha' unless
sou enter Yugf anueauu.. In said
case ou Dr before ao le. day oI Orr
toher 1904 Judgment uHI Do. aheU
agpinsf you Dor tho raUo' demanded
iu tho complaint
49, b. DAME csfs
McMIen q Reynolds Attorneys Cor
Plaintiff D. % address A.oul1
goo. Sew MaNro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

. ~ s8ud0gaI plaintiff M HaE ~
Becker and Marion 80 U.r Co.,
I.HIHUI $50 UIUl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

ln th, District Court nt f.. county Oh
BuuHuo Territory oI sos tiw.r1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

HUBBElL. J. F-tand COO hy 500
varas. bounded north by Hubholl a
Chavez south hy public road cast by
road. west hy p Chavez Land 100 by
800 vnras bounded north. south. oast
and west hy road Land goo hy 200
yaras bounded orth hy j. NJ sanchez.
south hy ditch. east by river. west hy
road Land 100 by 200 yavas bound.
ed north by =. Hubboll south hy j.
st. Sanchez. east hy river west hy
Moilgar Personal property $685.
Taxes t3911; penalty llGS. costs
AL tus total RlGgE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

CANDELARlA. TRANslTO land
$50 hy 200 varns. bounded north by j.
D.. Candolarln south hy A. D. Chavez
east by aceQula. west by n. Amanda
Personal property 500. Taxes, $780,
penalty. no cents; costs. 3a cents;
total. gl1O.
CARABAJAL. pEClDEClO - Land
$50 hy 1865 yaras. horndol north By A.
Sanchez EOnth and east hy 10 ia.
pia. west hy hills Personal property
1915 Taxes. flbisi penalty ~
cents: costs. 35 cents total, $3.50.
CHAVEZ. MATEO Land 100 by
200 varas bounded north hy NJ a.
iaramillo. south hy acoqula. west by
IS. Candolaria Personal property
500 Taxes. giOQ6 penalty an
cents. costs. 35 cents. total Nii60
FROST. MAN-Iand known as IA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
unknown OWNERS.

Lot No s. block ~ A. y. edition
Taxes. $3.50; penalty 80 cents;
costa. 2O cents. total $500
lot no block i3. Armilo y Otoro
addition. Taxes Sli.G2, penalty %
cents. cost. 90 cents; total. fi2i0.
lot 30. 9. block 49, Armiio y Oterc
addition. Taxes. 3ll.G2; penalty, 5s
cents: cost. 90 cents; total. Gt2f0
lot 80. @. block i3. Armilo y Otoro
addition Taxes flt.02; penalty. 5s
cents. costs. 90 contsi total, et2fo
lot q. block 2. Armipo Bros addi-
mlOilon Taxes $3.50; penalty. 30
cents costs. 90 cents; total $3.50.
West half lot No 40 block q. Ar
milo Bros addition. Taxes. $3.50;
penalty. l5 ccnts, costs. 90 cents; Go
tai $685.
AN Doe no. 7s. block q Armj0
Bros addition Taxoa ti3Si penalty.
22 cents. costs. go cents. total. 81 40.
East halt Dot az. block T. n Annie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

lad A Mi 4 a mFHNHUfNfHIn TnH
.,r.,,l,,cnis nj, .oternr,snt i,n1
n.'-..a.t nrnn.,,, !. tsan Tavrr
~ hi. ,.,..ii.. "a "a 1890 r- e,ot. T.
.,.,.i eI- a-
rDae9 t,u1 ,fl,gr,ss t,.to
800 roi.n,, la. 1850 ,rr..
49, tsfce. ,.noity Ftat. Got.
lr c.rt.. totsf r8sar
ApWfiO pA niece ~ land lr
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-06
OBJ 8islnarek Trihnne
BY NJ. H. JEWELL.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

Published levery afternoon, except Sun
day, ut Bismarck, North Dakota, is deliv.
cred by carrier to all parts of the city at
b so cents per months, or Sc per year. The
daily sent to any address in the United
States and Canada, postage prepaid, IS per
year; s. for six months; $3.50 for three
months.
+" THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday; eight Iages,
containing a summary Of the news Of the
week-local and forefgn-particular atten-
.ion being paid to state news Sent to
any address, postage paid, for 800 for
one year; so cents for six months; Is cents
for three months. =
The Bismarck Tribune Is the oldest
newspaper In the state-established June
1 II, 1878. It has a wide circulation and is
"a desirable advertising medium. Being
I published at the capital of the state It
makes feature OF state news, of a semi
I official character, and Is therefore particu-
iarly interesting to all who desire to keep
the run of state affairs-political, social
and business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-06

Senator Hansbrough has discussed
with President Roosevelt the matter
of irrigation in North Dakota, and it
lis hoped the presidents own knowl-
edge OF conditions and topography in
western North Dakota will be OF value
I to- the state in obtaining a just award
sof funds Senator Hansbrough has
also introduced bill providing for the
appointment off government superin-
tendent of irrigation, to have charge
9of the work of government irrigation.
The work is at present in the hands
of the geological survey, and that body
;ssof men seems resolutely determined
that no work shall be done in this
state. .--s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-06
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

Additional Sales of Public Land Made
at the Bismarck Land Office.
The following additional sales of
public land, in isolated tracts, were
made at the land Office today:
Sen swA 35-129-72, 40 acres, at 81
per acre. $3.50, to c. c. Hammond,
Ashley, N. D.
Lot 7-13O-67, 1927 acres, at 81 per
acre, $145.0S, to Gottfried Ulrich,
Hellevig, N. D.
sk neA 24-129-70, 80 acres, at $3.50
per acre, $3.50, to J. H. Wishek, Ashley
N. D. -,
NwA swA 27-129-6s, 40 acres, at
$1.25 per acre, $50, to J. II. Wishek.
Ashley, N. D.
s1k nwA 34-129-72, 80 acres, at $3.50
per acre, 5000, to J. H. Wishek, Ash
ley, N. D.
ny nw14 2e-12s-es 80 acres, at $3.50
per acre, 5000, to ]. H. Wishek, Ash
ley, N. D. /, ... = 81
WIZ seA 1-12s-67, 80 acres, at 81
per acre, $3.50, to J. II. Wishek, Ash
ley, N. D.
NeA seA 12-12s-71, 40 acres, at
SITE per acre, $40, to J. H. Wishek
Ashley, N. D. s.,$ r., l.. "a ".
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-06
THE FUEL PROBLEM IN NORTH
DAKOTA. y1F.-s gSsEGb$

There is something radically wrong
in the handling of Ignite coal in this
state and the development Of a great
industry is impeded. Ignite coal
should be mined and transported to
all parts Of North Dakota on the lowest
possible. margin and It's handling
should not be made q means Of lln-
usual profit. This is prairie state.
The question OF fuel Is almost vital
one. The state Is fortunate in possess
sing inexhasutible beds Of coal. It
should be obtained by consumers at
the lowest possible figure. The pros
perity the existence Of thousands Of
our citizens depends upon It H the
industry cannot be regulated BY ind
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-06
INSPECTORS ARE APPOINTED,

Governor White Appoints scab In
spectors for the Districts West of
the River.
Governor White today sent the fol-
lowing letter to DR.. L. Van Els, chief
state veterinarian: Complying with
your recommendation and as provided
in Section 1914, Code of 1899. I have
this day appointed and do hereby ap-
point the following named persons as
deputy district veterinarians for the
9Th veterinarian district to act under
the direction and supervision Of the
chief state veterinarian and the dis
trict veterinarian of the 9Th district
for the purpose and to the end that
the epidemic known as cattle scabies
existing in said 9Th district be
brought under control and eradicated:
For Morton county, Wiley Burch-
field and w. J. Mackin of Mandan.
For Oliver and Mercer counties, G.
M. Whitmer of Yucca.
For Stark county, George Hetten-
baugh Of Richardton.
For Hettinger county, J. E. Phelan
of Dickinson.
For Billings county south N P. R'y.,
c. F. Higgins of Dickinson.
For Billings county north N. P. R'y.,
and Mckenzie county, P. J. Pellisier
of Medora.
For Wallace and Alfred counties. e.
Deffebach of Dickinson.
For Dunn and unorganized Williams
counties, George Frye of Dickinson.
For Bowman county, J. E. McCoul of
Dickinson. -
Each of them for the territory
named or such other territory as may
be designated by the district veteri-
marian, at a compensation of $500 per
day for each day actually employed in
the work"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-06
MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETS
Sixth District Medical Society Met
Last Night at Mandan,

Sixth District Medical Society Met
Last Night at Mandan. ~
The Sixth judicial district medical
society held a meeting at Mandan and
papers were read from a number OF
physicians Of the district. A commit
tee was appointed on fees, consisting
Of Drs. Davis of Dickinson, Hogue Of
Linton and Dillon of Washburn. DR..
Treacy, veterinarian for this district,
read a paper On diseases common to
man and beast. The next meeting
will be held at Dickinson the first
Tuesday in February. Among the
physicians present were Drs. Strauss
of Glenullin, Davis and Stickney of
Dickinson, Dillon Of Washburn, Hogue
Of Linton, Gordon Of Steele and smyth
and Chamberlain Of Bismarck. !,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-06
@<49GB5zD

President Roosevelt presents clean
bill Of health in the canal matter. The
diplomatic correspondence and other
information presented to. congress
proves that the United States has q
clean record. As the president says,
the only question before congress tis
whether or not we shall have an
isthmian canal. The recognition OF
Panama is an established fact. Con-
gress cannot undo it. The democrats
will find it difficult to make, an issue
out of the canal matter. The presi-
dent has met. their every objection
with good logic and convincing argu-
ment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-06
LEACH is DISCHARGED.

coroner's Jury Finds that He Acted
IN Self Defense n Killing Alfred
Moran. 5a 4 "a 81 55s
J. G. Leach Of Cannonball, who gave
himself up 70 the authorities last week
after killing Alfred Moran, half
breed Indian, was released by the
Morton county authorities, after q
gcoroner's jury had made an inquiry
into the facts. Testimony was taken
from the father pf the young man who
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-06

was killed and several other persons,
and it was agreed that the shooting
was done in self-defense. Mr.. Leach
has lived at the Cannonball for many
years and has never had trouble with
any one and his discharge is generally
believed to be in the interest of
justice.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-06

vidual enterprise and competition then
further legislation is required. If the
evil of exorbitant prices to the con-
sumner cannot be reached any other
way the state should take a hand. One
Of the late Complaints comes from
Fessenden on the Soo. In December
Ignite coal was selling in Fessenden
for $4.25 per ton delivered. At, the
same time it was selling for $3.75 per
ton delivered in Valley City. Why
this difference? The people Of Fessen-
den wanted to know The Free Press
propounded this query to Manager
Pennington of the 500. His answer
was brief and to the point. He said:
"Tbe freight rate from the coal mines
at Wilton, from which point the North
ern Pacific brings the coal, to Valley
City, is $1.94 per ton-a distance Of
1874 miles. The distance from Bur
lington to Fessenden is 81 miles and
the rate is. "a cents. Subtracting this
rate from $4.25, at which coal sells in
Fessenden and 1t will be seen that
someone is getting 1871 per ton; and
subtracting $1.94 from the price coal
sells for in Valley City, $3.76, and II
! viii be seen that someone is getting
$1.S1 per ton. J" Mr.. Pennington, in
vieWsof these conditions thinks that
the attention Of the people should be
turned to mine operators and parties
handling coal rather than the railroad
/ companies. The publication Of this
correspo ndence caused an Immediate
reduction Of the price of coal in Fes-
sender 70 $500 per ton delivered.
Thus is exemplified the wholesome Ell
feet OF publicity Fessenden Is only
one point from which complaints en-
anate. The trouble exists In many
parts OF the state and the lust griey-
ances Of the people Of this state re-
sgarding the fuel problem are entitled
to serious consid eration.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-06

No other nation under the sun treats
its soldiers in war and in peace as
generously as the United States. The
fact that the government is now build.
ing, at johnson City, Tenn, the finest
J soldiers home for veterans in all the
world, at cost of 100000, has
scarcely attracted public notice. Les
lies Weekly, in the current issue,
gives the details OF this work, with a
mage Of beautiful illustrations.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-06
Shades of Johnso three blind pig,
gers have been found Id Petersburg.

Limitations of scierce.
ss Every action Of human free will is a
miracle to- physical and zehemicaI and
mathematical scieaces SAL S ord Res.s
win Id the London Times. va
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-06

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-06

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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-08
QUESTION VEST COULDN'T
ANSWER.

The late Senator Vest, of Mis-
souri, used to say that the hardest
question he ever was called upon
to answer was put by the Rev. DR..
Styles. pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, at Frankfort, KY, in
which the Senator's father and
mother held membership. Mr..
Vest met the clergyman in Mis-
souri,. and the preacher said: "Well,
George, are you yet within the folds
of the church, and do you still re-
mem Der the teachings of our z cd
father and mother, long since dead
and in heaven, where i soon expect
to Join them? Now, what shall |
tell them about you when we met,
about your Christian life, your
daily walk and conversations"
The Senator declared that he felt
himself growing pale, and he
walked away without even attempt
ing TO reply. -Kansas City Journal.