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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-16
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-16
Stcucs auditorium.

iSr Die dni Wnuing bcainncH6e g9o6e.
M}diince'u: TieuiinG Sofnerlldg Il. Sdmlldg.
M gcch mo bic orei 3ulcbup9' IN ocr
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-31
HEAR WARD COUNTY CASE
Supreme Court Hears Arguments OF OPP
posing Counsel In the Ward County
Election Case AT the Capitol.

In the supreme court today the
Ward county dispute between the coun-
ty auditor, L. A. Larson, and the
representatives of the anti-Murphy ele-
ment of the republican party, who
were recognized by the state central
committee as the regular republican
organization of the county, is being
argued. The question comes up in the
form of an application for a writ of
mandamus, obtained by Attorney John
E. Greene of Fargo, who represents
the candidate for county auditor, COM
polling the auditor to certify the re-
publican ticket for printing on the
official ballot or show cause why he
should not do so. The application
opens up the merits of the contest be.
tween the two factions in Ward county
and the supreme court is called upon
to decide which ticket is entitled to
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-31

place on the ballot as the republican
ticket. Attorney Christianson is here
to represent the county auditor, L. A.
Larson.
There have been hot times in Ward
county in the last few weeks. It is
claimed the auditor refused to state
to persons interested what ticket
would be certified as republican and
they were unable to find out from the
official printer, hence. the mandamus.
In the meantime Editor Zimmerman of
the Minot Optic has been arrested for
criinal libel of Larson, for a long arti.
Gle, holly criticising the auditor for
his action in the matter. As the cleo
ton will be held tomorrow week, an
immediate decision will be rendered
by the court. to give time for the
printing and distribution of the bal
lots.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-31

and southwest quarter and northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of the
same section; No. 2s4, Jacob Lowell
Jr., southwest quarter 10, township
1879, range 4S; No. 2S5, A. j. HARDWOOD
northwest quarter, section 6, township
1879, range 48, which was cancelled by
the general land Office, December 1S,
1875, and on September 26th, Patrick
Dewitt filed No. 3O5 for lots and 2
and the northwest quartz of the south
east quarter of the same section. This
entry conflicted with numbers 277 and
2S3, but he made final entry for it
March %, 1875, under an ARRANGEMENT
whereby the rights of Mrs. Young and
Mr.. Keeney were preserved.
D. P. Harris made his filing Just
north of Fargo, September 8, 1873, and
Brad Stevens, then of Wheatlend,
made his fling September 10, 1873,
and on the twenty-sixth day of the
same month Charles A. Roberts, An
drew McMench and P. P. Goodman
filed their presumption claims.
Among some of the earlier filings
are those made by the following at the
dates specified: James Elton, Oct. Z
1873, D. D. McFadgen, October 21
1873; Andrew Paulson, August 30, 1873
which was the first homestead in Rich.
land county, while Ludwig Thegart
was the first to file in Ransom county
and John w. Fisher made the first
homestead in Burleigh county. Henry
s. Back, September 21,S 1873, J. M
Ruggles, November S, 1873, E. v. Nc.
knight, No. SO, September l, 1874
Col. G. A. Morton, No.s73, December q
1875, Alfonso Plummer, No. 176, May
81, 1877, Terrance- Martin, July 81,
1877, No. 1S5, Major G. w. Darling,
March s, 1879, No. 4O6, Charles n
Mitchell, May Z, 1879, No. 44o, Captain
Alexander Griggs, Jan. 10, 1874, No
4O7. ii
In 1874 the land office was removed
from Pembina to Fargo. C. B. Jordan
was then its register and J. B. Brasher
the receiver. On the expiration OF Mr.
Jordan's appointment he was succeed
ed by J. G. Wheelock and Gov. Horace
Austin was the next occupant Of the
position. Mr.. Brasher was succeeded
by Hon. I. N. Pew and he by Col. q
9. Gearey.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-31

Lincoln since that time. with the ex-
ception of little while they attended
army maneuvres at Fort Riley and
the fort was garrisoned by detac11-
ment from the oath infantry at Fort
Harrison. g.,
The Twenty-first will remain in the
Philippines for little over two years.
Many of the officers have seen service
there, and the men who go have re-
Gently been reenlisted for the full
term, so that none of them will be
discharged in the islands.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-31

cupancy soon after the regiment. re-
turned from the Philippines. Com
pany M was ordered to Fort Lincoln,
and it's first commanding officer was
Captain J. s. Parke of Company M.
who received promotion to majority
while here and is now in the Philip
pines with his regiment. Later in
the same year, when the fort at
Yates was abandoned by the govern.
ment, second company was sent,
Company I, another of the military
detachments that left for the coast
today. These companies have been at
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-31
FIRST LAND OFFICE BUSINESS
First Land Office Business In the State and
Some of the First Claims That We're
Made By Early Day Settlers.

In the twenty years ago column in
the Forum we find the following:
William H. Ellis furnished a three
column article to the Argus concern
ing the United States land Office in
this city. He showed that 52,504 en-
tries had been made in the district up
to October 1, 1884. Originally the
Pembina land district. of which the
Fargo district is a successor, con-
tanned 100000 acres of land which
had been cut down to 4,746,240 acres
and at the time the article was written
1850, $50 acres had been taken up.
The Office at Pembina was first opened
for business December 10. 1870, with
Col. Enos Stutsman as register and
Judge Potter as receiver. The only
other land offices in Dakota at that
time were those at Vermilion and
Yankton. Claim No. / was a pre-
emptopy declaratory statement made
by Charles Cavalier, who was the first
white man to establish a permanent
residence in the territory, he having
settled in Pembina about 1851. No. 2
WAS filed by Hon. Judson La Moure
and the first homestead was by the
Hon. N. E. Nelson and the second by
Charles Bottineau, all of whom were
prominent historical characters In ter
ritorial days.
The first proof was cash entry
based on homestead, filed at the Yer
million Office by Joseph Rolette and
was made December Is, 1870. There
were twelve filings made the first day
but for 9 long time after that the bust
ness OF the office was slack. May Is
1873. Joseph PenneM filed the declare
tory statement No. 100, which covered
2 part OF the townsite Of Bismarck ana
over which there was bitter contest
though much shorter than that Owe
the Jackman claim lying one mile
west. The Pennell claim was finall,
cancelled for fraud and the lant
patented under the townsite provision
James A. Emmons Of Bismarck nlet
his declaratnry statement January a
1873. and the frst presumption hled il
Caas county WAS made early ID Jam,
ary, 1879. ~ John p. Haggart and i
now part of his splendid farm on th,
lsheyeane river .sss.
September 80, 1873, the land com
prising the city of Fargo was fled d
as following. NJ being declarator,
statements No. Az. HARRIET Young
northeast quarter. section 5. township
1ss. range 4s; 8. Gil Roberts, south
wsast quarter. same description; Ne
as3. q ]. Ksensy, lots one and IN,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-31

SIhe democrats promise Legislation
on the tariff and vet they stand just
where they did IN 1892. without dif1
mite tariR policy without even the
yaguest Idea ~ what they would do II
they came into power.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-31

Mukden, Oct. 81 From an early
hour this morning there has been .
heavy bombardment Of Lone Tree by
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-31

Il Company n Of the Twenty-iirst
which left "a the special trein today
was the hra scompAn " 70 be sta.ioned
1t the new Fort Lincoln. The build
ines were connple ted ana ready for %
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
6l6msenoes Cob
Hiir Die Deutihe Glotte aus BEN
Wnn0e zines Gnglan0erS.

pIpmoutb, England, 10. Suli.
Sauienoe bon perionen iaben beute bic
Mntunft Der md9ti9ften beutf4en
Glotts, bic fi9 iemals In @rObbritan-
nisrl 9e3eist bat. 8 @dla@ti4ife unb
z 3reuaer bampften unter b~etdubenben
Satut.S 9then gu einem 36fi4teits-
geiu9e in ben 6afen unb bie.britif9sn
unb beutI9en Nomirale we9ielten Bee
iu9e. Sie beutf9en e4ife bleiben
Bis Is.
2onbon, IL. Suli. Die I'm,
tunft bes beutiGen @ei9wabers in
pIpmoutb bat bier einen bor3hgli@en
ginbrud gema9t. Ser Marine-@ Sud-
~perifdnoiss Der .9ailp Wail", bic erfe
berartige Mutoritdt in gngIanb, fagt:
Dos @ef9waber ffebt an @efe9ts=@i
genf9aften fraslos iiber Der britii9en
Seimatbs= ober @anal-Glotte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
@6fe.

gnsros $ gerfaufspreiie Smporirtex
e@usbsrtdfs DOC per gfunb sinbeimE@e.
e&meperfdie 17e. @iseonFn eream , aafs
IL, New Dort @beobarsI 12e, eintetrb
ii&er 2trnburser Lee. Bird I3e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
0ef@Ia@teteS Btep.

Srti1es NtnbFeii@-DefIi@e ettere Ia
Sc; bieiise Stiere s-.9fe; bieise &inbes
$40 biz 200 Yfunb 73c; btef8e 8ibe 400
tis $50 pfaab 6}e 3ibe $50 bts $50 4fant
7e; Stier BorberpierteI 7e, Stier 2tmter'
u:srteI l2c, %tnb Qinteruierte 1sc, Riith
gorberpierteI &c. Sub gorterpterteI 43e, Ra,t
0istertierteI 92c.
Strides 2aIbfsi@-RdIber 7ac, Stnters
pierteI 10e, XoroerpierteI &c.
Srti4es e@afFetf& = 2d.nrner per Bfunh
l0}c ; e@afe SCI e@ente! l0e; @eds, fsr..
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
0etrAOe.

Debex - go. Q retber $1.02 amf @eses
fen, $1.02 BON NdbIen; SO. 8 rotbeT CSC;
SuIi So; Basenweben $1.00.
2orn (neues) = go. l weib 49c; go. 3
weib ACC; SO. Q wetb ACC; SO. 4 ruetb.
45ae; Ro. 2 weib semif9t ACC ; Ro. 8
wetb semii&t 49c ; 30. 4 weib seusif@t
45ae; $40. 2 seIb 48e; 20. 8 seIb 46e I;
SO. 4 seIb 453c; SO. 2 ssHti&t 4sc :
go. 8 semii@t 48e; $50. 4 seurii&t 45e ;
RpIben 49c.
Sofer- Ns. 2 wetber 41e; SO. 8 uetber
40ac; 70. 2 @euai&ter 3Be: 20. 8 aeuti&tss
36c.
9eu - go. 1 1tntotbs Eli. 90; 30.
2 Etmotbp $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
NrAdte t3uD 0esaAte.
SrG&te .

gttronem-$3. co fir 100000.
Oramaem-Sans SIoriba 1928 per Boz.
California Seedlings $3.50, California Na'
peIs $s.75 bis 3.25 pet Boz. 9ansarines
$3.50 bis 1875.
Hcnanen-0eudbIte 1.55 bis $1.60 per
8unG, speite NuaIitdt $1.1b bis $3.50.
3oiusmaHe-$3 W-8.25 per 9unsert.
Seisen . Smprna 11-l6c bas Dfano.
DatteIn &c per pfunb, 80 9fb. Bitten.
glepfeI-$2.5O bis s4. 90 per 6ab.
Nener Sonig-l6c.
BineaspIes 81. $500.
grbbeeren 50 per "a Nuart Grate.
0emaf.
Bermuda SwiebeIn $1.75 per BuibeI
Grate.
spanif@e 8miebeIn 81. 65 per @rate.
Neue 2artoffelm 81 0)-1.20 per guibeI.
Tomatoes-Eeras $3.50 per @rate.
Neue rptbe 9ilpen-55c per Sutenb Buns
1es.
WIumenfobI 81 Bis 81. 10 per Dusenb.
SparseIn 10 BIB zoe per Sutenb gun9es.
Rraut-$2.00 per @rate.
GeIerp-per Dmfenb 76e.
Napp Wobner $2.10 per BuibeI.
RnobIau9 &c per Yfunh.
Rabieie l0c per Duseah 8un&es.
SaIat Sc per Pfunb.
Spinat 81 per Sab.
yaeae weibe Niben 4Oc per Dmsenb BunGes.
&bubarb l0e per Outenb.
@riine Bobnen 75e per Rife.
Sale $1.75 per Sab.
9urfen zoe per Duteno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

Indianapolis Detail gertaufspreie:
Nammitb RIee Sc. 50-S7.O 90.
Hptber $6.00-$6. 70.
Nlfife 81. 26-$8.00.
NIfaIfa $8.60-$9.00.
Neiber So. 50-$10.25.
6ancb Itmotbb $1.8b-s1.s0.
@emdblter 81 6O-S1.s 5.
9rtma 81. B-$1.60
Sancp 8entudp 4IausraB $1.40-$1.5o
@gtra reines IN Gbaf 50c-60c.
Or9arb @rab 81 .45-$1.60.
Heb Cop IN @baf 85c-$1.25.
@eiber Soma Samen Safer 5000.
@eiber S0inois s5c-55c.
Samen Corn weiB mnb geIb 81. 10-$1.35 50,
Nmber Suderrobr Samen $1-1.25.
GnitIage Corn 9Oc-$1.10.
Sribiatr @erte 90c-S1.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

@etrodnete Sri@te-AepfeI, an Der some
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7c Bis IKE;
@ttron 1Se Bis lac; %ofsnen, 2 grpwn, per
Yuah. u, 8 Grorun 7&e, 4 erowu TIC ,aa.
n1enfreie &c BIB SC, California NuseateI 7Ke;
euItana NC, turportirte euItana lie Bis lac.
California apriiofen Sc BIS 12c.
SprutNStanbarb gorn csc BITS 25c; &C.
uabIter nc Biz 32e; eOrsburm sse Bis CSC;
Stem Orleans NoIaRes 1se BIS 2se; seudbI,
ter 30c Bis 38c.
MiHe-8rasiI neu &c Bis loo; TiIberts IL
geanbeIn IA; wei&i@aIise Ranbeln 15e;
Serbian @anbeIr l5c; Neanats &c Bis Six;
s~sr0fete &c bis &c; ensIf9e @aImiiHe 1910.
4idIes-24O0 I'm Sab $40; 1900 tint Sas
So; 1900 i'm SaIbfas $3.50; 600 ia Sai
$3.50.
S~nbianapsIis Rafeesprefe:
gew6bnI. bts gutter 10-l2e; prta,a BIB aes
wdblter 14-16e ; Saaey S2i-Ssc. gcIsss
genou ID bis 22e, Saua 2s-32e.
Sn 4adetsn:
Rrioia $l1.76. Zion $11.25, Serteb s1l.7 q
Caracas $1l. 70, Diamortb's $1I. %, Dut2
Sara Hlens $14. 60,N aiIBou@ $1l.76, Gates
8lenbeb Sara S11.76.
8nder-Dominoes 7.75c; etiGsucer e,l0
pulueriFrter $500; xfxf puIperiFrter $685.,
fetmer s~raamlirter 5.25c; Gubes 5.76e; Con.
fectioners N5.15e; Ribsemoob u 6.1Os; BIO.
mtg Y 6.05e; empire y 8 .00c; SbeaI ertra
@oIben 6 4.95e; Ginbfor grtra q 4.90s
Ribsewoob u BLOC; seIber 9 4. 45e; le gels
Der 4.40.
esmsema&te Sri9te-BIadberries 8 BIB.
SLIGO 4ea9es stanbarb, 8 3d., "a
2.26; combs 8 %fuab 81. 60-S1. 66; Bio
Reades, 81. 40-$1.60; Nnanas, etanbarb.
Q Bfb.. 81. 65-Sl.SO; eesonbs, 2 ptunb,
81 e. SAB; Crime 8obnen. 8 4funb Rams
men. Babama Hnanas $1.S0IS2. 25e,
@eFebte erSien, $1.20-s1.7 6. frabe Stunt IS
Gents, Rarrou 9Oe, etnserpei9te 65e-80e,
tomatoes. 8 pfuab. 81. 10-$1.15. 8ader,
2Orn 9Oc-$1. 90. HpfeIbutter. pet Tutenb,
8 Hfnnb, 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

TttotbH-E ertGufspretie: $40. 00-l2.00.
2Iee Berfaufspreiie: $40. 00-S11.0o.
NeiGtorn - 8ertaufspretis: ie nod ba
0naIitdt, 60-62e.
&afer-8ei&dIt 43-45c; IN ben Hebrea
$~l0.00-$12.O0 per Tenne.
etrob-9rete, ie na@ BEN grab. t Eab
len. SY-$9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

geb5rrtes EtnbFetf9 - S9tnfen, req.
eets, 18c; Hubeniettet 1l}e; Snnenf. II
0n5&eI 13}c.
Gfrfe @erdu9erte Hratwurf 8}e,
Trantfarter TIC; Bologna IN Ddrnen etc, tn
9u& SIC.
S9mat- tn Tierces-1. dual. etc; Q.
nuaIitdt 83se; 8. nuaIitdt $50
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

Dabenport, Sa. Ser frtt-
bere 8trgermeifer Grieori9 0ein3 err
lag In Netu Sort einem S&laganfalle.
ct mar Elm berborrasenbes Witglieb
bes amerifanifGsn Bantier=N ereins.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

0orpoffen nit benz @ros. Dos 2anb
1T grim unb i66n nod ben Regen=
siiRen.
9is Winlataist- Serge semabnen ON
Die 9rim. Obfadrten unb pof-Stas
tionet befinben fd in autem 3uifanoe.
Die Soioaten f9eiuen f9 wohl gu Bee
finben unb es siebt menis 8rantbeit.
0iel 0erorub bersiten bic @bineien.
sic fisnalifren bic ruifiden 8epe=
sunesn bon ben SpiBen Der gerge aus.
patrouilen tperben nod ibnen abse-
ianbt, absr fe finb i9uer einaufangea.
Semti@lano.
Sieruffif9 MnIeihe.
2onbon, IL. Suli. Special
Sepef9en an ben telegraph" aus
Berlin unb 8riiFel perii9ern, oaB
Bitte, prdfoent bes ruifi9en Mini.
fferratbs, troB aler Dement'S in 8er-
lin arrangements fir cine ruifiide
@nleibe trift, bic am S9lub bes &rie=
ges auseeaeben tperbsn fol-.
81 hfii9tBIoe 8ebanb=
lung oeutf9erMn.
iebIer.
Berlin, 10. Suli. Sn 9olonial=
freifen 1T man b6&f berftimmt boz
rtiber, bab Der &aiier feline idbrlihe
Norblanbreife ansetreten bat, obne bic
aug 9eutf9=@ ibuefafrita bierber se-
fommerte Population Der bur9 ben
9erero=Nuffanb sef9dbi9ten Mnfieoler
au empfan9en. Sie 2eute 6atten bic
tpeite Gabrt aus benz s9ubgebiet un-
ternommen, ni4t nur um beim &olo=
nialamt unb benz @ei9sta9 NIT ibren
bere9tisten 6oroerungen borfeQig 3u
tperben, ionbern aud in Der 5uperii9t=
li9en 0ofnung, nod @srlauf Der
&ieler WO9e beim &aiier ielbt cine
Nubien5 su erbalten, bamit ibnen in
na9bridli9erer unb prattii9erer Weife
gebolfen tuerbe, als es bislang 9e=
i9eben ober in Musfi6t senommen 1T.
Sn bieier grmartan9 baben fi9 bic
Witelieber Der Population setduf1t,
unb He tuerben nod ibrer afritanii9en
9eimatb 10 gut ME unberriAteter Sa9e
3urtidfebren. Sas bonn Hei1stag
ansenommene foeenannte .Nlmoien-
sefeb", tpel9es ben UNI Sab uub @ut
gebra9ten beuti9sn Mnfieolern NIT
elmer benz S9aoen ni4t i'm minbeften
nabefommenbe1 Nnleibe belfen foI.
entfpridt tsineswess ben Wtni9en Der
Seimgeiu9ten, unb fe BADEN benz 9o-
IDnialoirettor Sr. Stuebel auf's Bfn=
bisfe oarsetban, bob bic 8nauierigteit
Der bsutiden &egierung fi9 i'm fernsn
G9uB9ebiet zines Sases bitter RIDDEN
muB.
DAB Der &aiier bic Population hber.
baupt ni4t empfins, ia fe b6llis ianO-
rirte, piro ibm I'm 10 miebr peroa9t,
als CT tpdbrenb lno nod Der 3ieler
Wo9e Nmeritaner unb gngldnber 3u
SuBenben empfins unb fRr fie aus-
nabmslos gu fpre9en mar.
@efinoien.
Nngenebme Miion.
3ingston, Samaiea. 10. Suli.
Sen. 9usrtas, Der Observation-Disclosures
Der Sruppen Der &epublit Banana,
traf beute nebft Stab auf Dem 9am=
pier ga plata Elm.
Ser General beaibt fi4 nod europa.
um bic MilitdrsS pfeme @~roBbritan=
MEMS, Granfrei4s unb Seuti9lanos
su fuoiren unb bleibt ettpa IL Wonate
i'm 9uslaub. Sie Bananas e9ierung
bepinigte Tim $780, 600 su biefem
3wed.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

Indianapolis Detail gertaufsprete:
m.s~u,1k 6rn. oc IN Q1 M
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
Sftaien.
6 n n bme BON 2ai 6 3 o u
befdtigt

befdtigt.
81. Peters'b 10. Sult.
8eneral=2 eutnant Safbarof befdtiet
in elmer 9epeI9e an ben @eneralftab
&ai @bou's ginnabme burd bic So
pansr. @ie er ia9t, iiberiteiser1 bic
ruifiden Werlute $50 3oote ober Wer-
tuunoete ni9t. Sic Sapaner finb iebt
auf Der gin 8Ow StraBe.
9 ormar4 mad gin & o 10.
g I. pstersburs. 10. SuIi.
Gin tui9tiger puntt in benz offaieQsn
8eri9te iiber oas @efe9t bel 2ai Chou
1T Sa9arOH's Melbuns, bab bic So
paner Der 2hfte entIans gesen Gin &Ou
borriden. W6gli9erueiie III iapanii9e
@abaaerie bereits In geriibrung nit
ben 8orpoftsn in g)in 3om.
Snbai lions plan mad
Snbter
2onbon,1 II. Suli. Der vOailb
grpreb" per6Hentli9t bsuts einer an=
sebli9en Snoafonsplan bes Generals
2urOpattin nod Britifd=Snbien fir
ben Sail zines ruifi4-enalif9en 8rie-
gss. Sas S9riftffd sebt in ale GIN
3elbeiten Elm unb 1T brei Spalten lang.
3dmpe am Sen Sbni
paB.
Softo, 10. Suli. Sen. 2urofi
melbet, baB am 6. Suli cine iapanii9e
Nbtbeilung 800 Mann ruifi9er Go
pallerie pertrieb uno Gan Chang be-
iebte; Der 5eino 3os f9 n6rbli9 3uriid.
am 5. srifen 1900 ruifide &eitsr
cine iapanii6s Mbtbeilung beim Norb-
einsang bes Sen Sbuias pnRes an. 9ie
&uhen uurben 3urtidseidla9en unb bic
Sapaner selansten in ben BsfiB bes
paB- ginsanses. 4 Sapaner sefallen,
5 bertpunoet.
,MsfoIb" m & amp e M
q n. s orpeboboot 1.
Sotio, 10. Suli. Sn Der 9a9t
bes 8. Suli ndberte fi9 cine Sorpebo:
boot GlutiIe bon NomiraI Sogos
6lotte port Mrtbur tpdbrenb zines
Sturmes. Mm nd9fen Morgeu ent-
bedte Elm S~orpeboboot ben ruifiden
2reussr .NstOlb" unb griT Jpn an;
bas &siultat bes Samples III ni9t be-
tannt.
Der .gsfolb" feuerte auf bas Sor-
peooboot; 2 unterofi3iere tpurben
Ihper nertuunbet.
9 amt IS moIensf".
Suea 10. Suli. Ser Sampfer
nSmolensf" bon Der ruiz. freiwiaigen
Glotte. Der aug Sebafopol bur9 ben
gosporus fubr, ging bon bier iioli9.
Wie ss heiBt. mill bas Sdif aufam=
man nit benz Sampfer st. peterss
burg" Die Mntunft BEG rufff9en Off
iee-@ ei9mabers I'm rotben Meere obs
tparten.
Gortf9ritte Der q n.
Belagerun9s= u 7 m E.
Che u, 10. Suli. 9eute aus
BORT @rtbur angelanste Gbineien mel=
ben, bab arn 5. Suli iber 300 ruifide
Sobte, barunter 2 bobe Offi3iere, in bic
Stabt gebra4t tpurben. Gin She'll
Der iapanii9en Sruppen iOu bis 3u
6 Meilen nod Der befasten Stabt por-
gertidt fein uno Elm arberes 6tli9es
Sort genommert baben.
9spei9en bonn z. SuIi batten tber
biefe &dmpfe, Die am 4. erfOlsten, be-
ri9tet.
Sen ations=S epe9 be
beut9en 3atfers.
ct. petersburg. 10. Sail.
,&ubtp Snbalio", bas Mrmee=O Organ,
bat nit Der @er6Hentli9ung zines Sc.
lesramms bonn 2aifer Wilbelm an Der
Obsrf bes @pbors (6innlano) &esi.
ments, beHen gbren-O bsrf Der 2aifel
if, cine Ssnfation berboraerufen. Be,
2aifsr beslidmiini9t bas &egiment 81
ben Musf&ten auf ben 2ampf nit Der
Sapanerii unb fiist bel. er let ffol3,
| hnE Seiuem Repimenf HE Erre aufa1Ie
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

GAMBLER besabIen foIsenbe Beetle:
Butter = Country. 10c, Greoulsrs 22'
0Igta 24c
Gser-l3He per Dutenb.
Sabner l01fe, Sdbne o. Turtebs-l4c.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-12-02

Fdrfiiefs lete desire to Improve the
condition of the soil of their farma
and largely inrreds tlieif crops, say
ffbm 40 to 300 per cent, should send
to the Department OF agriculture for
a package of bacteria, and the dir
ections for listing 1t. The discovery
has been made by DR., Gtorgn II.
Moore that I'LL tile pod-beafing plants
known ats legumes, and siith as peas,
beans, alfalfa, etc, have noduls upun
their roots Witch are filled with mill
lions OF bacteria the function OF W itch
Is to absorb NITROGEN from the air
and furnish it to the plant for food
The soil ana the seeds can lie in
cotilated with these bacterift, very
easily and affectisely,an tile Depart
ment will send to those who ats:
enough for al practical PURPOSES
with simple directions how to in
crease the supply. just how many
packages are being sent to California,
where planting is in progress. 1t ia
expected that In tile future several
mercantile establishments will con-
duet the business of growing bacteria
and supplying the demand. Results
thus lar have been marvellous. Tie
process is Especially adapted to poor
soil.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-12-02

Willis Green spent Thanksgiving at
his home, returning to the Normal
Monday afternoon.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-12-02

A neat cottage is being built near
the Residence OF j. Petrick by Mrs.
Clem's sister, late from N 4hraska.
Fred 8. Beck With moves into his
Store next Week: -
J. A: Hedges and family left Mon
day fortheir Pocntello home.
Chnrlss Chandler spent a hrief visit
with his family this week, returning
to his homestead The next day.
The MISSES Pearl aud Lillian Davis
were down from Moscow AMI Viola
for Thanksgiving
DR.. Pemherton HAS loeitedat Julie
att where he will practice ID Mtistry
in Or. Powe'is oia office ON Main
Street.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-12-02
Apply to j. b. Helpmae for End
hand house hold furniture.

The Alexander block is completed
and Fred Bpckwitll has had cnrpeu-
tets and painters at work this week
on the Interior Arranging it for the
large and most complete stock of
goods that he has purchased. The
room is II most convenient one and
presents an inviting appearance
with its gas lights and new fixtures.
Mr.. Beekwith expects to commence
moving in tomorrow and be in
shape to handle the business right
In It iew days.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-12-02

Lewis Hunter and family will soon
leave for Pendleton where Mr.. Hun
ter has Joined W. r. Graham in the
furniture business. MIR Hunter Is
one of the old time residents Of KEN
drick, has considerable property In
terests in this Section and is known
by every man in the Potlatch. The
los Of this family viii be heavy one
tothecOmmunity and also to heSoci-
attend them wherever tlk.y may he
located.