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The Jasper news., 1904-11-03
Rose Baak liens

Mr.. aud alrs. Lrl;1, daughn- Sew,
aud Mrs. Carey returned irom their
trip i,o Douglas county last Moauay.
tncy wore gone lpur WctE-
Mr.. VIII Palmateor is agaia aIrs,i,rt
uf Ja.Ior county aul is row brjpm, Aa
brnher Joe uu Mr.. Shrisrrs barn.
Mr.. Beech, Nh. Bu.sy ana SOFA VIA
are clbEiug corn tor Nv. smith.
MIR. Williams is having bis bots,
plastercd.
We are needing rain hdly |a"
roads urc very dusN
Tue yo,ag manot ,Ir. M.,aan's who
acc.d,ntsii, shot h'mae { is s!.gl! m'.G.
mg.
An E!ceont line ot Mcn aoJ p.y.
Pmts cau be- found 10 Nctas,.us.
Get'it at the New York Racket
The Jasper news., 1904-11-03

u scrllaneoUs bargains hdught 10 sell
and give Satisfaction that ave yop from
40 TO 10 pur cent are worth your con
tidoratian.
The following solid copper goods are
Is ~ the best lake copper and no better
NADIA guaranteed by the maker. Don't
confuse will' coPg'rod stuH dad hghi
weight stuh
8 pint coffee pots heavy nickel plated
tho niccst "a tbs marriott. .......1 zoe
The Jasper news., 1904-11-03

4 pint TEA pts az aboYe ........G.c
Z quart tea kettles ma above what
you pay $50 for. .............g 90
: quart tea kettles all solid copper,
"a sha1e light weight the regular
81 - kiud .............,......SL,
= solid copper wash boilers and
not TO be confused with copper
bottoms or COppereI over,
bossiheiy % better made nnt
are relnileu for nolcRs than s. 70
MIR ~ %.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-03

f'r roads nr' 4t.4e rr4t iled west o.
Sthm ;ray! ard.
Mr Custer is aliljin, ncw barn.
ST. aud Mrs, Eslly Of uar,ha-c sgept
GQI-py On Dry focG.
Mrs- M"rill Of Illaois visiting hsr
uehaa Mr Thompson.
"r \ j Campbell l1s moved 20 Tr-ys
Had q TX aale Friday.
Herbert Hart Of Joplin spout Sunday
"ith his srnaI.g'Gndmotdoy MRS Gog.
Tho'munps bays made a first visit to
-arena ES.cy. 80 Others cUn .yok Tor
aim.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-03

The Scaaul Buaru Of The Jasper
oehoo. District win soil at laplic os.e
"h TUESDAY, No'on,pei 10, l9Ji, ~ ,
', olocS =. IA. the Old scnool bonding IN
't dug al 1f che iuuu,ration above The
-''I1d ,J;ether with the coli sh,G, lie
gud rescITiug thn biackOoards, uell
aau all school furniture within thu
"ei.a!us Wm netfner, Pres. Of board
a. a., bray, Secy
The Jasper news., 1904-11-03

,. IN rpsiirs great big handsome
follow ana would be cheap at sjc
but ycura for. ..,.............. .,,e
Do npt cnnfuso ibr above with ord,n.
ary m,t .rd goods
The Jasper news., 1904-11-03

'Inint no use 20 sit down and whinc.
Whom 90 Hsh grt tangled 10 your Inns.
Bate your hook with n humble bee,
AID keep on taking Rocky Muuptain
TJa.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-03

You can buy the best and cheapest
nhdorwsIs AZ the Jaspar Rlckes store.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-03

a good organ for sale or trade a
Johnston 2ud Hand Store.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-03

List = nncFimcl lets rSrs- la.7, 10
be Post 0,1c'@i Jasyor I.. 49, lie
week.; ca I.Js &gc , 1914.
LtrrERs.
S4uiord Dirgrgl
q Is. Wso,. r. v,
The Jasper news., 1904-11-03

Try some Of tboso hue Northern King
lpilrs az crandall Bros.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-03

When you waut yolg wrtea as'i
akn 1t 10 H. c. r-lcA at F,tl's Uaas
Si.rr.
Just rrcei.rd car lool of.Cruuirr
Michigan salt. We ,sii /, by the hL! or
d HcCa-Iin.
Sci. your 4let hi}c-. to. oraglaiI Bros.
Get it IT the New York 2acsc
As6 piece Dinner Set Given
Away At 5 EattoH's. Call and ??
lenous ljr Dor al Ctapdtil Bros
, Before buying watches or
jew5lry Of any kind sec II. G
Buroh at PITTS Drug store.
New line Just in.
Home made cake az c-aud4ll Bloa.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-03

Our Holiday line will
pc unsurpassed IL va
riety, price and quail
lty. Ihe New York
Racket.
ifyon want things ycu baye not set
you may hud them at the 2od Hand
store.
School Supplies all kinds at the Jss-
Racket Store CHEAP.
ifyou haze things You do not need
sell them at the god Haud store.
The Jasper news., 1904-11-03

Esg anu Feed baskets that Will not Bros
The Jasper news., 1904-11-03
AZ psrsais.

AZ 4 psrgGir.
Good 40acre farm miles west Of
Golden City, Well improved, ectd
Luuso, barn auo other buildings wells
etc. Worth every cent Of s5C0O. SlsOC
lakes it. Inquire az this office. 5-tf
a9Rs Esi1UT0 Cough GuPS
For Coughs, Colds and Group.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22
10 n n h I

N BERN bate bic Na1ri6t hes
W. 2ranfenpflesers feline &ube &c:
e. faHen. Was fir Mittbeiluneer
tonntsn es fem, bic SDbotto
fir IN duBerft pi9tis in 8eaus aui
bas setament bes Sberften bielt. lin:
giltig biirbe es fein9
r9anp lit es Define beiligfte pfli6t
fir bic 6rau unb ibr &inb enquire.
ten," fl9te er fi9.
Sobafb ss S~eierabenb getpprben uni
Die Nr6eiter entla1en norsg, fu9te e.
&iene anf.
r&Dnnsn Sic Spbpttu nod bena9.
ri6tieen, bab i9 beute Mbenb gu i'm
fommen pia9" fragte er. Sas gano'
9eiidt bes Mannes la9te: sd BABE
meinen Iie6eytbermumstsr bei 9errr
pOn Sobotfu selaHen. ben funn id
mir jest glei4 bolen," Iagte e. i4Ial
la6enb.
so meIben sic ibn, hab id .tfpas
na9 Elf ubr fommen fperoe!"
Oas @etter mar ndd eineIn beftiger
neutrality-suspicious. resnerif9 eeblie.
ben; Der 9pd1ommer CAB iid berbft.
li9 tl6l, bas buntlere unb bGrter &c.
porbsne aaub raf6elte i'm Minbe.
sd barf feline MDgli9feit gu Gun.
ten Der drmen Srau unb bes &inbes
perfGumen." bate gnern ii9 ben gan.
aen Sag eeiagt. um ben INNER piebsl
duffetmtrDen BtDerptuer gegen Dts
sanSe Wirtbi6aft i'm S9loie gu iibers
ninben.
Dap gpa ibrem 9atten per5ieben,
fanb er in Der Orbnuns.-Snmpatbie
fonnts er in iid fir ben r@9pd4=
ling" niGt finben, Der bieie 6rau I'm
ibr 2ebenssliid betrogen.
&iene ertpartete i'm auf benz per4
obrebeten plabe, nbas Wsib bat ben
Seufel I'M 2eib, lie bat beute Die 20hir
unb ben QferbefneGt aud tpegseiast,A
er5dblte er fofprt.
G1ern bdtte faum meiter MnaebDrt,
tpenn &iene ni9t bin5ugeieBt:
nOesbalb bat lie ielbit Sobotta fem
ghen fo6en unb bringen miiHen-bas
Derldngte Der Serr Manbatus unD eins
fir4terlide Saene BATS inaipifden BEL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22

o Sobotfa gu befu4en," repete
Glern i'm an.
sic perabrebeten bas N6t6iee. Der
&rdnte lei febr idlaflos;-nie f6lums
mere er Dor brei ubr Ra9ts Elm. &iene
tpplte ibm beute 4benb Ra9ri9t au@
fommen lafen, mor9en Na9t piiroe
@lern fpmmen.
Der alte SanitGtsrat6 bate als
&reispbpiitus in ben Na9mittagsituns
ben in Der @tabt gu tbun.-Gr fam
felten babin unb fiimmerte ii9 I'm Die
seIeni6aftli9an @orgdnse bort ME-
mails, 10 mar linn alfo Der 9err, Der
in Der 4ngelegenbeit ais einsiser 3euge
bernommen purbe, pOaig fremb.
SpGter traf er benielben in einenl
8ierlofal nod einmal, fie erneuerten
Die 8efanntf9aft bes Morgeas unb
famen in eia lGnseres, 8eibe elei6
febr intereiftrenbes @efpr06.
Der ebemalige mGbrif6e 9utsbefiBer
mar BORT Elm Ta6bdr bes Sberit Mlte
mann eepefen, er bate Gpaa 9eiratb
urb Die turSe ungliidli9e @be b%erielben
gefannt unb miterlebt.-SpGter mar
er nit ieinem ein3igsn Sobne bon @ars
nifon gu 9arnifon ge5ogen.
Siefer bate ii9 bann als &ittmeiz
iter bier perbeiratbet unb bur9 einen
Der neuen 8etannten bDrten lie nad)
cSa6ren 5uerft pieber bon Qltmann unb
gpa, bon PrOfefor Wanger unb GO
botfa fpre9en.-
,@s lit merfpiirbig, pie getpi1e
Menf9en unb i6re S9idfale INNER
nieber ii9 beriibren, ipenn au6 Obne
iebe innerli9e 8erbinbung," fagte Der
Serr aus MGbren na9benfli9.
nSa treffe i9 neuli9 AUDI nod einen
8efdnnten aus @rd3 BEL meinsm 8anz
fier;-ber Menf9 mar bort Sffisier,
purbe aber elmer gan5 unmDgli9en
9eiratb balber aus benz &egiment ent>
fernt, battle AUDI ionit nod cine
f9mubige 9ef9i9te auf benz Serb
bola-"
"Sie meinen bob ni4t ben 9errn
8enatf6et, 5er--?"
nRatiirli9! Oen Manbatar bee
Sberit 4ltmann.-Nber er bieb bas
mails 9ena bon 9enati9ef-io 1T aud
fein ri6tiaer Name-8sna-unb baa
lGngft beffloFene Stammgut Der So
mile Fat @snotf9et sebeiBen, tpirb aud
C gef6risben. s.. t6 femme bisien
Gentleman febr pobl-er ieinerfeits
bate iebDG feire Mbnrna. tpsr i'd bin.
yer Santtdtsratb erSabIte rnb Del
onbeye 5Dtte nit 9roBem Snterehe gu.
nGs foli ii9 UNI @rpreFune geban.
belt baben.~ f9loB er feinen 8eri9t.
9a fubr Der eititige SutsbeiiBer leb.
baft auf.
so mar es!-SeBt fdQt mir dIes
pieoer ELM. Der 8ena bat einem dit
li6sn 9ertn grobe Summsn absenom.
men;-es bat ii9 fir benfelben I'm
2iebesabertiiren gebanbelt, beren Ser.
Offentliauns er unterbriiden mubte I'm
jeben preis. So-ia-unb f6lisBlid
pa. Der @ena i'm bod our @erstpeif.
lung gehra9t bur9 bic u~nerb0rter
| 3abluneen.-Sreili9, i9 e%rinnere mid
limb audi, bab bic 5rau bieies 8ent
in bic Sl9e perpidelt par-"
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nitdtsrat0 blieb unaetpDbnli6 lanaI
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ben IN linn auftauaenbsn @ebanfen
baB man bod pieaei9t auf 9runb fol
der Heu;gfeiten biefem fonberbarei
9errn 8ena, ober 8enatf6et ben 80.
ben i'm S4lohe entoieben tOane.
S3Gt'fu6r er beim unb als er fofor
Bel Gnern antlopfte, um benz bas Sc
5Orte mit5ut6eilen. fanb er ibn niat 81
6aus.
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0lepeiano, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. fonts Aailpay.
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a . . n e 81. Z ;,:..la segm s q ssHa e 81 P........ 2 aS8m
Union @tb 4 9Th aee tgl { 20Rm Inerean @rpreb t9i6. 80. 6 45Rm
~Snidsbnder Sp tdel d &c.. 6 20am 3 & linton @ts aeeom 8 OORm
St souts Otbtfton.
81 sous aaom. go. 7 1Sgm snSs Col u Sastos 81 tsls 4 sosm
Soutbnefern 2a tgI d g.. IL 459m 81. Bouts @rpreb taaI s.. 7 15gm
st. 2outs Qtb tgi d 3d.. 3 15gm Ntatu & & Gaute dec 10 358m
Sere Saute & Watn Gee.. 8 00s0m q D & Bottom Elm tdI DIS. 3 50Rm
american @rpreb tal -. 7 05gm ct Souls @ccont ......... 5 35Nm
Sim, Sntpls C ct eS td IL 6oNm &niderbOdsr sp tdsI Sd. 6t5xm
Cincinnati Dibifion.
Gin & 3ous Na9terpreb tYs 8 45Bun GineinnatMee 49,. 10 2bWm
ct 0ous C Gin Ra4tess tg 4 sOBm Chic & ct 9erpreb tsd & IL s6Hm
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gincinnai Mceom ...... 1 OOfm gDbtte 9th Special taI p. 8 OsEm
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Rt&isau Otbtftou.
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dseaam espres tasH9 3D.. IL 5ogm q . & Obio spseaI ...... 2 4esm
champaign Aaom 1900. 4 1ORm ReOria @Eprsb tasa@ p & d 6 0sXm
Beeria D~itifiom-0HIia.
columbus espreb tdel. 49,. A 25Bn columbus grpreb tdsI &c., u 05Rb
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@tteubahu Eabrplau.
DdnoaIia Sine.
Mbsans

Mntunft
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Nstp BORT @Epreb tdsli9 d s 6oBm
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3srre $aute citing Ace tag 10 25Bm
&ebdoie Gspses tdsli4 is. 3 50Rm
4tlantie Gspreb tasli@.... A 45stm
fbe ~ 2imiteb tdsI sd b 6 45sem
Ytttsb GIp, idGI 8 49,. 6 55Hu
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ct. 2Ouis SpeI., tdsl s.. IL 30Bm
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ct xouis @c tdgl ........ Z 25Wm
@b ct 8 @spreb tdgli9 ds.1s 2ORm
ct Souls &spreb tasl ......3 15N :
{ g elfngeam Ase tdsl. 4 90 Nm
ct 6 Saf Ntall tdgIt@.... q
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22
pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST. Gonis Nv.
9mbianapoIts Nibifion.

pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. Gonts Ax
SmbfauapeIiB Ntbifion.
Ab9ane Nntunft
Yittsburs Special, tsI >. 8 3O8m ct 3nuis @teaal tdgI... IL 1O1m
Columbus Mecom tagI. 49,. 7 30Bm ct Souls Elm tdgi9 8 b.. 6 45&m
Nm gort Grpreb tag d.. 8 10Bm capital GSpreb tdei& 3d.. 6 508m
&epfene @rpreb tdgl d & 8 3 05Nm @Hc & ct 6 grpreb tI d 8 IL 10Rm
MMantic grpre6 tdaiA %. & OORm indianapolis Mccom $3.50. IL 40Nm
*R D Elm tdaIi& 8 db.... 6 50Hm ct Souls grpr tdsI &c g.. 8 06Nm
@attsburs Grpreb, tsl sd. Z 05Nm Nimmt feline YaRasere tel 8 s0Hm
@bieago D%tbtfitn.
gbeaao SpemI, tgIp b :. IL 35gm Soutbern e1pr tdsi9 So. s 15Bm
9u & @i 3 Grbr tdeU& sill 5ONm Chic & 3ou Gpr tdsEd p b 8 1eRv
RentsbtIIe Otbtfion.
Soutbern grpreb tdgI 49,. 8 s5Ba 4ouisb & NaStfon Ae tdsI 10 10gm
BMts & Sou s 8 tdl &c.. Z OOBm @bs s 8 tdl b......... IL 30gm
4ouisb & MaSnon Muem. 8 O6Vm 2ouiss & 9ttsb s 8 tdsR& 8 6 35Am
gbmaqo & Ecu & g tdsi9 pb 8 55Rm Wabtfon Mcconum Sonntags 8 15Bm
Deabifon Aaom tdgl....... 8 65Nm 3u & @biS grpr. tdgt4s 11.S6 H4t
3outsbtae Mccom tdeI - =. 6 45Nm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22

Indianapolis & Dtnesnnes q. q.
Cairo & Btnen @rpr tdgi& Z 2OBm Speneer& 8ebfsrb A, tMl. 9 45Bm
8tmeennes gspreb tdgI...... 8 50Rm gtnsennes Gypreb tdeE&. 10 s0Rn
Spencer & Bebforb SIC, tdeI. 4 45Rm gairo @rpreS tdsH&....---6 1bHn
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-29
GETTING READY FOR RUSH.

Devils Lake Authorities Preparing
for the Rush that is Expected When
the Fort Totten Reservation Regis.
tration Begins.
w. J. Hurst has been made chief
Of police at Devils Lake and a large
force of able assistants will be sworn
in. The authorities propose to take
time by the forelock. Nearly eight
thousand tickets have been sold to
Devils Lake over the Great Northern,
and if present indications are any
guide, there will be from twelve to
fifteen thousand people to compete in
the drawings. Every available sleep
ing room in the city has been secured,
and every effort possible will be made
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-29
PERSONAL.

Sheriff Twichell came in today from
Fargo.
Mrs. E. X. Bull left this afternoon
for trip east.
w. s. Casselman came in from the
west this afternoon.
Chas. L. Proctor has returned from
a trip to Minnesota.
Governor and Mrs. White returned
from the east today.
Messrs. Turner, LaMoure and Quin
levan returned from a trip. west this
afternoon.
The Rev. Chas. E. White goes to
preach the afternoon sermon at the
re-opening services at Mandan M. E
church on Sunday next.
Major H. A. Leonhauser, who has
been in command at Fort Lincoln, left
this afternoon for Fort Smelling to re
join his regiment and prepare for its
journey to the Philippines.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-29

to give those who desire them COM
Portable lodging. The Chautauqua
association has decided to keep it's
immense hotel at the park open dur
ing the rush, and will also use all
the tents owned by it to accommo-
date those who care to go down there.
The stores and restaurants at the
park will remain open, and in this way
from six to eight thousand people can
be comfortably accommodated on the
Chautauqua grounds. This movement
will relieve the city Of much of the
overflow and by thus dividing the
crowd, prevent much of the disorder
usually attendant upon the opening of
reservations.
Land offices are springing into ex-
istence on almost every corner. Those
so far are substantial business propo-
sitions, men who realize that not one
person in fifty who registers can Sc
cure lands on the reservation, and
who expect to find in the large number
Of land seekers some buyers for the
rich quarters that lie outside the reser-
walton. Craig & Iverson, two substan-
tial business men of Leeds have open
ed an office and expect to handle con-
siderable land in Pierce and Benson
counties. The crowds are arriving by
every train, but the rush will not be
on for several days yet.
Commissioner Richards of the gen
eral land Office at Washington, will
arrive in few days and take personal
charge of the work. The public school
building will be used as. registera-
ton office, and the work will be sys-
tematic. The date of the registration
will be August 9Th to August 10th.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-29
MICHAEL MADDOX DEAD.
Benson County Member Of the Legs-
Iature, Who Suffered from Smallpox
at the Last Session.

Benson County Member Of the Legis-
Iature, Who Suffered from Smallpox
at the Last Session.
Leeds News: The death of the
Hon. Michael Maddox which took
place Monday at six p. m. came not I'M
expected, as he had been i'll for long
while with a malady-cancer of the
stomach-from which no relief could
be hoped. Mr.. Maddox was elected
a member of the legislature two years
ago next November. He attended to
his duties but few days when he was
stricken with severe case of small
pox, and was detained in the hospital
until after the adjournment of the
legislature. From that time he has
not been we'll man. and kept grow
ing worse, was taken to a hospital in
Minneapolis several weeks ago, where
it was discovered he had cancer of
the stomach The doctors finally de-
cided nothing could be done for him,
and he was taken home about two
weeks ago where he awaited deaths
summons.
Mr.. Maddox is one of the Oldest
settlers in Benson county, formerly
lived in Oberon, and during the past
10 years has lived on his farm near
Maddox after whom that place was
right citizen, and was highly respected
by all who knew him. He was a
county commissioner for number of
years which Office he filled with credit
to himself and the county.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-29
FORT LINCOLN IMPROVEMENTS
Government Will Soon Advertise for
Bids for Them.

Government Will Soon Advertise for
Bids for Them.
Washington, July 29.-Colonel Geo.
Ruhlen of the quartermaster generals
department, at Washington, announces
that the plans and specifications for
the new work on western army posts
and barracks are almost completed,
whereupon he will Immediately invite
bids for the work decided upon at vari-
Gus posts by Quartermaster General
Humphrey.
So far plans and specifications have
been completed for the following army
posts, with their respective improve,
ments:
Fort Lincoln, North Dakota: Fire
station, water shed, shops, additions
to coal shed.
Fort Assinniboine, Montana: One
guard house, band stable, stable
guard house, coal shop, non-commis
stoned officers quarters.
Fort Yellowstone, Wyoming: Quar-
termaster's stable.
Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming: FielG
officers quarters, captains quarters
lieutenants' quarters, bachelor Off
GERS quarters, cavalry stable, stable
and guard building, blacksmith shop
guard house enlargement, quarter
masters store house.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-29
STATE NEWS.

Minnie Henderson has been commits.
stoned as postmaster at Winchester.
Einar Berge has sold the Walsh
County Republican of Park River to
G. G. Doty.
In the Towner county district Sam.
uel Adams and A. s. Gibbons have
been nominated by the republicans for
the house.
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A large line of crockery on hand
now at Faunce's. which will be closed
out at reduced prices. Call and see
the goods and be convinced
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Just received a fine line Of negligee
shirts in plain and plated bosoms:
r. L. Best 4 Co.
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BISMARCK CHAPTER, NO. IL, Q. E. S.
Meets first and third Fridays in each month
at Masonic hall, Dakota block. Gertrude
Miller, w. NJ; Hattie Shelton, Secretary.
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"TANCRED COMMANDERY,. KNIGHTS
Templar, No. l.. Meets third Thursday in
each month at Masonic hall, Dakota block.
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F. Just received new line of Pajamas
at the Boston. ~.
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Insure with c. b. Edick. New York Life
SECRET SOCIETIES
MI .,lMTC

MASONIC.
BISMARCK LODGE, A. F: & A. M, No. s.
Z Meets first and third Mondays in each
j month at Masonic hail. H. L. Reade, w.
NJ, Burt Finney Secretary.
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Recommendations for Shippers-A
note from Joseph DIETRICH at Chicago,
says: 'The strike is still on. The
buyers are prepared to- handle about
forty thousand to forty-fve thousand
cattle per week and are increasing
their capacity right along. We believe
it to be of interest to shippers to keep
the runs down and avoid heavy sup
plies in any one day of the week. The
receipts should be distributed through
about five days of each week to bring
the best results to the owners. Until
the strike is settled a supply of 10000
or $4,000 in one day will mean a seri-
Gus break in prices. Anticipating the
large number of cattle on the western
ranges that will be in marketable con-
dition during the next four months we
recommend shipments in the near fu-
ture of small consignments and the
distributing of shipments throughout
the week, thereby getting an average
market in preference to large ship
ments in one day, WHICH might prove
to be the low day of the week.
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AMERICAN YEO-

BROTHERHOOD OF, AMERICAN YEO-
A FRATERNAL LIFE AND. ACCIDENT
Insurance organization Meets the second
and last Tuesdays of each month in the
Oddfelows hall. c.. w. Jones, foreman;
John Belk, correspondent; K. L. Best, M
A.
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M d|T4REEC

MACCABEES.
K. o. T. M.-MEETS EVERY FIRST AND
third Thursday of each month at 8 o'clock
p. M, at I. O. O. F. hail. Visiting men,
bers cordially welcomed. D. c. Ramp,
Commander; chas. Fisher, Record Keeper
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SOZODONT

is essential to one whose breath is not pure
and sweet. Penetrating the little crevices.
1t deodorizes. sweetens and purifies them.
and makes you feel genteel and clean-cut
STORMS: LIQUID, POWDER PASTE.
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l. o. 0. F.
CAPITAL CITY LODGE NO. 2, I. Q. Q.
F. Meets every Friday evening at I. o.
O. F. hall, Main street. All visiting
brothers are invited to call. N. G.. N. j.
Shields; I. W. Healy, Secretary.
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G.. 4. r.

JAMES B. MCPHERSON POST NO. 2, DE.
partment of North Dakota, Grand Army of
the Republic. Meets every second and
fourth Thursday in each month at G.. A.
R. hall, Bismarck, N. D. E. Tibbals, Post
Commanders; E. S. Pierce, Adutant.
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MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA.
Meets every End and 4th Thursday of each
month in Oddfellows' hall, A. F. Mar
quette, president; Mrs. Ida White, secre-
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RATHRONE ,SISTERS

RATHBONE SISTERS.
LINCOLN TEMPLE NO. 9, MEETS EVERY
second and fourth Thursday of each month
at X. P. hall, Baker block. Nellie Evarts, NJ.
E. c.; Ida MCGOWAN, NJ of C. R.
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NICHOLSON REBEKAH NO. 140.
MEETS THE FIRST AND THIRD SATUR-
days of every month in Oddfdlows' hall,
at o'clock. Janet Burton, N. G.; Nellie
Evarts, Secretary.
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4. o. U. w.
BISMARCK LODGE NO. 100. MEETS THE
LIST and Sd Tuesday at I. 0. o. F. hall, at
o'clock. F. J. Rupert, NJ. w.; Bradley
c. Marks, Recorder.