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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-02
indianapolis Won First.
to the Palladium.)

Indianapolis, December 1.-Indi-
annapolis won its first game in the
Central League tonight, defeating
Lafayette in an overtime game 5 to
4. Haughton was easy the star of
the game. Frank Lowerv. formerly
of the Indianapolis ,I2u'nal. made
his first appearance ON fRe Indiana
polls floor as a league referee.
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Logansport Beaten Again.
Especial to the Palladium }

NOPec1d1 20 t11e d11du1un:1
Logansport, December 1.-With a
lineup which was far from regular
Kokomo defeated Logansport tonight
4 to 2. Conway, a new half back,
was tried and failed to make good.
The boycott which the fans placed
against the Logansport team was
lifted tonight when it was learned
that new half back had been Sc
cured and about 1900 people were
present.
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Elwood the Victors.
Especial to the Palladium.)

Especial to the Palladlum.)
Elwood, December In slow
and listless game before the smallest
"erowd of the season, Elwood defeat
ed Richmond tonight to 3. For the
first two periods the game was too
slow to be interesting, but IN the
third period the alarm clock went
off and both teams fell out OF bed
and tried to liven things up a bit.
Bone left the floor in the third peri
cd and his place was taken by Cum
ningham, sr. Jessup played a great
game at goal. At the end of the
second period the teams were tied,
but Elwood managed, through the
assistance Of Lyons and Roberts, to
drop two of the markers behind Jes-
sup in the third period and Rich
mond did not seem to be able to even
matters up. Neither team played the
polo they are capable of playing.
TIL, 1inauD:
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Score-Logansport 2, Kokomo 4.
Rishes-Lincoln 6, Smith 3.
Fouls-Fitzgerald and Berry.
Stops-Berry 35, Cusick %.
Referee Gillespie.
800.
First Period.
No goal. '"N
Second Period. - =.
Smith, :3S.
O'Mally-2:11.
Luxon-4:5 80. /
Third Period.
Spencer-3:50.
O'Mally-2:22.
Lincoln-6:10.
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child urinates too often, if the urine scalds
the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an
age when it should be able to control the
passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wet-
ting, depend upon it, the cause of the diff
Guilty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to
habit as most people suppose. --
Women as we'll as men are made miser-
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy:
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. 1t is sold
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-02

Score-Danville 2, Terre Haute 3.
Rushes-Daly 8, Harkins 8.
Fouls-Freeman, Hardy, Wood.
Stops-Heffermann IS, Mullen 81
Referee-Moran.
Attendance-1,000.
First Period.
Campbell-5 :25. - ~"
Second Period. =
Daly-11 10.
Third Period.
Freeman-2:0 100. - .'s"'
Harkins-9:14.
Harkins-2:2O.
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Women as Well as Men Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
and lessons ambition; beauty.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-02

by druggists, in fifty
cent and o,le-dollar
size bottles. You may
have a sample bottle
by mail free, also a
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-02
Home Of swamp-Roos.

pamphlet telling all about Swamp Root,
including many of the thousands of testi-
monia1 letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, n. Y, be sure and mention
this paper. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swanp-Root,
DR.. Kil1ner's Swalnp-Root, and the adj
dress, Bingharlton, n. V, on every
bottle.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-15

tambien 81 derecho de hQcer politscQ en-
set casa, es tambi61 deisr incumplidas
las leyes.
Hay en- todo este una soIuci6n de
continuidad que solo puede lIenar ID
l6gics. Los hombres prOceden por
virtud de los juicioa. Ia ley tiene el
deber dc relaciOnar iuicios y hechos, y
es en- los segundos en- donde deba bus
car y descubrir cusIes son los prime.
ros, 81 estos se 0cuitsn.
El COmandante Lutz es an ciudads-
no de los Estados Unidos. Si carece
de habilidad para el desempefIo de 50
cargo. es indudable que esta contra
riandO los prop6sitos del gobierno; 81
no es en- Ell desempafIo de So cargo un
hombre con ell suficiente dominic So
bre 81 mismo para eiercerlo imparcial
mente, fuera Glen veces preferible que
el gObierno colocara en Ell puesto del
segundo jefe de policfa al mas apasiO-
nadO pOl1tico puertorriQueflo: de ese
mOdo, al menos. ell sueldo que sc paga
al comandante Lutz benefsiarfa UNI
familia puertorriquefia y no Sc estaria
c0nsiderRndo en- Ia isia como norte-
americana desapasiOnado. & un emplea-
do p1bGco que. dentro de esta segun-
da hip6tesis, no serfa mas que manza-
"a de discordia entire los puertorri-
quefIOs.
Investig&ciones practic adas en- otros
pueblos por ell comandante Lutz, re-
sultaUOn tambi6o indeterminadas. Des-
de hacealg6n tempo Ia opinion p6blica
observA la mauera como tgte0iciR lleVa
adelante las instrucciones del gobierno.
En el case de Fsjardo, los hechos Sc
han encargado lie echar dudas sobre
Ia 61aUestlg0ci6a de Mr.. Luzt. En- un
dia dadO no resulta NADIA ante sus oiOs
en- 10 refsrente des6rdenes ocurridos,
y apen g hSlase de Iegr 80 en- eI Guar
tel General. ocurren en- Faiardo nue.
vos des6rdenes. Con juicio serene v
tranquilo puede afirmsrse que los se-
gundos hechos desmienten ell resulta-
do obtsnido en- Ia investigation de los
primeTos.
La policia de Fajardo habr6 sin du-
da cumplido con 50 deber. No es ne
cesario que hayR faltado elIos para
que los hechos se encarguen tambien
de prOpalar su incapacidsd. Ocarre
an des6rden; luego otrO des6rden; mas
tarde otro des6rden; y. 6aalmente.
otro des6rden, Una poIicia que no
lOgra restablecer la paz p6blica desd !
ell primer des6rden, es evidsntem snte
incspRz y no ofrece 81 gobierno ell ira
bsio Activo ' eficiente que es de nece-
sidad y Ia psz p6blica requiere.
El GObernadOr prueba & diario 50
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oFIcINA ALLEN O.

resoluci6n de mantener la paR. ri
Gobernador necesita que los empleE-
dos encRrRados de funciones p6blioaa
obedezcan sus 6rdenea cumplan ID
ley. Hay en- este asunto una elevada
function de aprecio la propia fam3 do
pRrke del gohaFaadOr que ests dando
diariss prueb4s de rectitud = frmeEa
en- el cumplimient0 de las leyes. y hay
ademss una doble faIta de paEte de
aquellos que 8 no le seCundan, 8 le en-
gsFan.
Cuando en- el mar se cruza IA nave
ganta con IN barco, cuando este Sc
pierde en- Ia distancis. 10 1uico que des-
de leios puede verse es Ia punta de los
palos. 10 mas culminante. 10 mis- ele-
vado. A medidR que el tiempS pasa
de los actos del GobieFno de h isla so-
10 juzgArk Ia critics 10 que yea en- 10
mas alto, en- 10 mas culminante. Del
b3rco. nj ell case. nj las jarciaa, nj les
cubiertas. se alc8uzan yer la dis
tancia; de un gobierno, Ia crftica no
puede juzgar la responsabilidad que
pudo caber los malos funcionarios
que no ObedecierOn. que no seCuD daron,
el honradO trab3j0 de ese gObierno.
Solo Ia punta de los palos Sc mira del
barcc 6 Ii distancia, solo Ia fama del
Gcbsrnedor es la que tambien, & trs-
YES del tempo, SO somete al iuicio de
ID historic.
Esta interesado en- este asunto ell
cr6dito del g0bierno todo hombre
honrAdo tieae el 1eber de eVitar que ID
buena f4ma de an gobarnador de las
elevadas condolences del GObernAdor
Winthrop. sea vfctima del iucumpli-
miento de las Ieyes en- que puedan in
currir los emp'eados & sus 6rdenes.
Tn hombre que tratA de cohibir el
derecho ageno amedFentando otros
para que huyan de las mesas electora-
les. cualquiera que sea su opinion po-
Utica. es IN criminal Ell gObernador
Hunt. vfctima en- 50 fams de hechos de
este linsJe, pArticip6 al Presidente en-
50 report que ell periodO de inscriDcio-
mes fo6 squf orfgeh de GaatSna5dGOiOnes
q GteatGdOS. La verdRd que en- todo
este asuntO 90 encierra. est6 casi al sol.
Estamos cerca de an periodic de ms
crspeiOnes electorales. Ya no se trata
de presuuciOnes mss 8 menOs iusegu-
ras: So trata de hechos.
Ell Gobsrnador pAciflc6 & ManGtf, y
nOsotrOs c0nhHmOs en- que el G0berna-
dor p1ci6que & FsiArdO y 6 tOdO lugar
de 10 islH que se encuentFe en- 81 mis-
mo case.
En- eata imprenta se vende papal
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81 senior Abril para aIcalde al senor
Torregrosa. Los partidarios del se-
nor Abril son pocos y On cambio CANA
mucho terreno Ia fraction del sefIbr
Deliz.
Existe gran animation para ell
cultivo de algod6n en- esta isla SO
han hechO vaYios pedidos de semiIIas
los selOres Gambia & Stubba represen-
tantes de una gran fabrica alQodOners
de los Estados Unidos.
VA ha llegado & esta Capital parte
de Ia maQuinarla de desmontSr RIg0-
don que in6talaran en- esta ciuded los
se6ores Gambia 6 Stubba del comercio
de esta plaza.
Las dos fracciones republicans de
Guayama dirijidas por los se1oras
Fernando Lugo Viffa. y Enrique
Gonzalez, estan va eH condolences para
luchar las candidaturas en- la COnVen-
ci6n del 26 de este mes. Han desple-
gsdo gran actividad 81 seflor Lugo vi
fis Y sus amigos, y su organization es
robusta.
Cast todo Ell terreno propio para
Ia siembra de cana en- el pueblo de Pa.
tillas, est$ 6c0ndicionado adquirido
por Ia importante Central SProviden-
cia2 de los sefI6res Alcaide, Riefkohl
Y Verges.
-Dentro de bres dias embarcarS pa
ra Espafla ell seflor Genaro Cautiflo inn
portante comerciante de GuayRma.
Ell sefior Federico e. Virella. pre-
sidents de Ia Junta local de Union en-
Arroyo. ser6 propuesto por sus nume-
rosos amigos de Rquel distrito. para
candidate & Ia CamRra de Delegates.
-Sabemos que ell Gobernador esta
tomando medidas urgentes, para CO.
rregir deficiencies y faltas que a6u
existen y SO com 9ten en- el cuerpo de
la policfa insular.
-Seg6n cartas que Sc han recibido
de los Estados Unidos parece que POI
ahora permanecera alf alg1o TEMPO
el senior Luis Mufioz Rivera. Igual-
mente nos inf0rman que 20 encuentrs
completamente restabieCid0 de So 6lti.
ma enfermedad IN hijo que tenfa deli
cRdo este distinguido compatriota.
-Ha regresado su residencia de
FajRrdo el DR.. don jose A. Diaz que
hacs unos dfas go encontraba en- estl
Capital.
Sc confrma que al candidate re-.
pubIicnno probable para el cargo de
Jue4 municipal dc Manatf. es 81 sefol
Manuel Ginorio. al que apoya ell sefIol
Juan Ramon Ramos. Los republica
nos de aqueIla localidad atacsn dura
mente al sefIor RSfael Guillermety
quien ha veni1o cumpliendo fiel
mente con toda rectitud los deberel
de ga cargo.
-AVgunos republicanos de Aguadi
Tia Sc Oponen & Ia reelection del seflol
Miguel Kearney para el cargo de Juei
municipal de aQuella poblacl6n. Ma
nifestan que Ell seflor Kearney es de
bill. Este Juez. seg1n nuestrOs inf Jr
mes, he cumpIido-elii con so deber.
Ell candidate por el partido repu
blicsno que Va ganando terreno. par,
Ia plaza de Marshall de esta Capital
es el sefI0r ARosto.
-Ss afirms qua ell senior Cruz Cas-
tro tiene las probAbilidades de al
canzsr Ia candidatura de Secretari,
de esta COrte Municipal en- las eleC
clones venideras, cOntando con ma
partidarios. que los seflores Timothe !
M6ndez B8s.
Con objeto de recibir 4 50 esposa
ha Ilegado asta ciudad el Sr. Abra
han KopeI, Fiscal de AguadillA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-15
10 de Faiarda.

Como muy en- breVe. por ministerio
de la ley, Sc dard los electores tres
dias para que inscEiban sus nombras.
los que ya no 10 estRXiasssI1, an las .listss
electorales. 81 unos electores producen
des6rdenes y proferen smenazas. tal
vez otros electores, prefriendo Il pag.
Sc elejen de los colegios eIectorales :
no inscriban sus nonbres.
Deese mOdo. los polfticos que tratan
de intimidar & los demks podrfan "a
mar las elecciones y considerarse como
la mayorfa en- el pals.
Ese sisstema, inestable como una CO.
mo una columna de hume, crey6rase
que es scaso la causa de ciertos des6r-
denes observados en- aIgunos pueblos.
Parece que FAjardo es ahora teatro de
esas escenas.
No hace mucho el Sr. Bird, un COM
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Axtmayer 6 Hijo.
63 SAN FRANCISCO 63.


general de obra Pntores Oda case
Teniendo estabecnto demas arouos
has, acee & para tOdos los taba que les encomende
el Pdbco precios modcos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-15
Un sSGFltO tu6 r9mItIdO al gOb0T-
nadOr eStabIGGI0EdO los fQn-
damontOs do dGToGhO de
Ia SOIICltud.
El Sr. Casalduc Goicoechea, un abo-
gado de Ponce, ha enviado al goberna-
dor Winthrop. ell siguiente escrito;

Como Ciudadano de Puerto Rico, es-
toy Obligad0 & cumplir y velar porque
Sc cumplan las Leyes vigentes en- esta
Isla.
Fundado en el segundo extreme de
Is precedente a6rmaci6n, pidO & listed
declare cesantes en- los cargOs que de-
sempefIan, D. Ramon Nadal Santa
Coloma, d. jose Ramon Aponte, D.
r. Utpiano Col6m d. Benjamin Hor-
ton d. Abraham Kopel. Fiscales de
las Cortes de Distrito de Guayams,
HumacaO. Ponce. Mayagtiez y Aqua
dilla y al Sr. James A. Erwin, uez
de Ia Corte de Distrito de Humacao.
Semeisnte pretensi6n requiere Ia
1ncurrencia de requisites legales que
Ia amparen y evidencien = con la bre-
vedad possible tendre el honor de ex-
ponerlOs & su consideration.
La facultad de usted para declRrRr
cesantes q esos funciOnRriOs, SO la otOr
ga el artfculo SO del C6digo POIftlco.
que dice: Ell GOBERNADOR
TENDRA FACULTAD PARA Sc
PARAR A CUALQUIER FUNClO-
MARIO QUE HUBI ERE NOMBRA-
DOB: y los Jueces Y Fiscsles de las
Cortes de Distrito son nOmbradOs por
ell Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
Articul0 de la Ley sobre Reorga-
ni2aci6n Judicial, aprobRda en- 10 de
Mario de 1904: GEL GOBERNADOR
CON Ell CONSENTIMIENTO Del
CONSEJO EJECUTIVO, NOMBRA-
RA TODOS LOS JUICES DE DIS
TRITO.O
Articulo 10. de Ia Ley proveyendo
ell nombramieDtO de Fiscales de Distri-
TO; aprobada en de Mario de 1904:
GEL GOBERNADOR POR Y CON
FL CONSENTIMIENTO DEL CON
SEJO EJECUTIVO, NOMBRARA
UN FISCAL PARA CADA CORTE
DE DIS TRITO JUDICIAL.a
Fundamentals legAles para decretar
Ia cessntfa de esos funcionarios de las
Coftes de DistritO.
Los sefIores NadaI, Aponte = Co
l6m, son Rctualmente DelegadOs q Ia
CamarR de Delegates De Puerto Rico
10 eran en- primerO de Julio, afio Co
rriente, en- que fuerOn nombradOs Fis-
Gales de Distrito, Y Ia Ley de La Asam-
blea Legislative de II de Ener0 de
1901 en- sus artlCulOs y y el C6digo
GoI1GACO Oh 81 nEG4SuAV ~ uASou VCA
tualmente eSE DECLARA lNCOM.
PATIBLE Ell CARGO DE DELE
GADO A LA CAMARA DE DELE
CADOS DE PUERTO RICO: Il,
CON TODO CARGO PUBLICO Gu.
VA REMUNERATION PROVENCE A
DE FONDOS MUNICIPALES, IN,
SULARES o FEDERALES Y q
CON TODO CARGO PUBLICO
BIEN SEA DE NOMBRAMIENTC
ADMINISTRATIVE, OPOR ELEC
CION POPULAR, QUE LLEVE
ANEXA JURISDICTION CIVIL
CON EJERCICIO DEAUTORIDAD1
De esas Leyes Sc desprende la l6gi
ca deduction de que no pueden cocks
tir en- una persona Ia CuaIidad de De
leoado 4 Ia C6mara y lR de Juez 8 Fis
(Contin6a en- la pagina 4 :"
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En- esta imprenta se vende papei
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
MISSOURI SLOPE ITEMS.

German & Co., Of Grand Forks, Sc
cured the $4,000 issue of court house
bonds in Oliver county, paying a
premium of 5000 and accrued interest
Ashley Republican: Geo. H. Fay of
Cakes, one of the early pioneers of
this county, arrived here last Saturday
to transact some business and visit old
time friends. Mr.. Fay enjoys the best
of health and it seems that the world
is using him we'll.
Some 10000 gophers have been killed
in Gidder county and it is believed
it will have a beneficial effect in
keeping down these rodents. The
county appropriated $500 bounty but
this was insufficient and another levy
will be made to cover the difference.
Napoleon Homestead: We under
stand that at the Delaney ranch sew
eral hundred head of cattle have beer
, dipped the past week. A government
inspector was present and superin
tended the work. Delaney Bros
have large plant, whereby severa
hundred cattle can be dipped in on,
| day.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
PERSONAL.

Hon. Alexander Mckenzie left for
st. Paul yesterday afternoon.
F. Mrs. Hayes has returned from a
visit with friends in Pennsylvania.
John Storey, one of Steele's 1ustling
reality dealers was sojourning in the
city this afternoon.
Dougald Campbell came in from
Campbell on the 500 last evening and
lis sojuorning in the city today. a.
sts Ernest Bacon of the A. D: Clark
Land company was passenger on the
noon train enroute to New Salem. sts
j. w. Pierce left for Bismarck where
he has accepted a position In steam
laundry, says the Billings County Re
Manager Mosier OF the Fair store
win so east tomorrow afternoon IN
search Of bargains for that popular
merchandise emporium. q. Il. I'M
publican. II. s55 n
]. i. Peterson has returned from q
weeks sojourn IN Minneapolis, and ID
busy catching up with the work n
u z
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
le Office of register of deeds.

the Office Of register of deeds.
M. Spangberg of Dcklund, republican
nominee for member of the house Of
from this district, is
shaking hands with friends in the
city. u. ,.~..'. g 'E'"" =
e. L. Patterson of Mankato, Mimi,
Of the Bismarck Grocery Co., is in the
city for few days in consultation
with Manager Orr relative to the bust
ness of the house.
Governor White went down to his
farm In Barnes county today. Master
Edwin accompanied him and will re-
main with relatives in the country for
a month or two and attend country
school.
o. F. Bryant of Napoleon came up
over the 500 last evening and will
take in the ball game today and tomor
row. He is said to have negotiations
pending for the organization of a
team to enter the slope league.
Mr.. H. l.. Toles of J. B. Cook & Co.
has returned from the twin cities
where he went in search of travelling
Piano statesmen. He secured two
good men-one for the southwestern
and one for the NORTHWESTERN part Of
the state.
Joe Mann came down from Wash
burn last evening and is spending the
day in the city. Mr.. Mann is one o.
the old residents of Mclean county
and is conducting a successful rea,
estate and abstract business at its
capital city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
STATE NEWS.

Minot is after a fax mill
A meteor weighing $50 pounds is sale
to have been found near Galesburg.
The state Sunday school association
convenes in Jamestown June 14-17.
Michigan City intends to pull more
tail feathers than ever on the Fourth
this year.
Frank Seal, nine miles from Pleas
ant Lake, committed suicide by the
gun route.
According to the Mandan Pioneer
and Editor futile knows-the bicycle
is being revived as pasti1ne.
The North Dakota Chautauqua Asso
citation will open its twelfth annua
session on the beautiful grounds a
Devils Lake on July End and continue
until July 24th.
Jamestown Capital 26th: While
switching cars at Medina yesterday
afternoon, A. R. Thompson, brake
man ON Conductor Tracey's train, fel
between the cars and was killed, on<
wheel passing over the body.
Fargo Forum: Two carloads o.
steers passed through Fargo last even
ing for the Chicago market. They
were raised and fattened by Davit
Lloyd of LaMoure and averaged 1851
pounds in weight. They were as gool
looking stock as had been seen here ir
many day.
Edgeley Mail: The new townsite
of Minister, on the Edgeley-Dawsor
extension Of the Northern Pacific
railroad was surveyed last week
There were already about ten business
firms on the ground who had built
their buildings ready to be moved tt
the most choice locations as soon as
lots could be had, and the surveyo,
and townsite men were hailed with de
light.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
TEACHERS EXAMINATION,

The following are taking the teach
ers' examination at the high school
building, conducted by Mrs. Nellie
Evarts, county superintendent: Miss
es Gate Spain, Sadie Eldridge, Ruth
Hood, Stella Marvel, Elizabeth Riley,
May Riley, Emily Lundberg, Pearl De
La, Hannah Falconer, Lizzie Morris
Della Auxier, Ethel Barnes, Mabel viii
liams, Marie Hage, Alma Lyman, Anna
Keegan, Mesdames Harrie Barnes
Alberts, Lee, Cleveland, Stahl, Du Bots
Messrs. Cecil Burton, John Bostrom
w. H. Lee, Waldo Yeater, R. Dunn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28

When You Go Into Drug Store
to get bottle of Painkiller, examine it
carefully to see if it is made by Perry Davis
and don't be persuaded to take something
'just as good" because it is a few cents
cheaper. There is only one Painhller
"Perry Davis" Large bottles Is and Soc
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-28
Youngest Confederate Brlaadier.

An oil painting Of Gen. John c.. Cal
houn Sanders, the youngest brigadier-
general of the Confederate army, has
been presented by his brother to the
Alabama State Department of Arch
Ives and History. Gen. Sanders was
killed in a charge at Petersburg at
the age of twenty-four.
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The new dance term opens Monday
evening, June Goth. Mrs. Youmans is
a noted teacher and graduate of the
Chicago school of Expression. New
names for term are rapidly being pre-
scented.
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State NEEDLES Elect Officers.

The state medical society at it's ses-
sion in Fargo elected the following
officers:
President-Dr. Rankin Jamestown.
Vice President-Dr. Sorkness, Far
go.
secretary-Dr. e. G. Wheeler, Far
go, IL.
Treasurer-Dr. Phelps, Hope.
The next meeting will be held at
Grand Forks next year. :.
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Families or parties desiring home;
parlor classes, please notify Mrs.
Youmans at once as hours are being
rapidly engaged. & zes. ss:..s:
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BROTHERHOOD 4 8zv AMERICAN yEo'
A FRATERNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
Insurance organization Meets the second
and last Tuesdays of each month in the Odd
fellows hall. G. w: Jones. Foreman; John
Belk. correspondent; R. L. Best. NJ. A.
ssANClEMI,. ORDER UNITED .W0RKMEM:
7 LIST and Sd Tuesday at 4. o. o. F. hall, at
y 8 o'clock. F. J. Rupert, M. w.; Bradley
c. Marks, Recorder.
JAMES B. MepHf & & :: POST NO. ., DE.
partment Of North Dakota, Grand Army of
Thursday in each month at G. A. R. Hall.
Bismarck. N. D.; E. Tibbals, Post Com
mander; E. s. Pierce, Adjutaut.
NICHOLSON REBEKAH NO. 40.
MEETS-THE FIRST AND THIRD SATUR.
days of every month in Oddfellow's hail. at
8 o'clock. Alvina Couch, N. G.; Nellie
Evarts, Secretary.
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LINCOLN TEMPLE NO. 9, MEETS EVERY
Thursday evening at K P. hall, Baker block
4 Nellie Evarts, M. E. c.; Ida MCGOWAN, M
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third Thursday of each month at O'Clock
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bers cordially welcomed. D. C.. Ramp
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