davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1904-04-15
EDITION GAZETTE:

turaI Dcnar,men, W,.b;nan
na.cr,,, ~ ~;roc,.,,o ,.,J
Ir-,rna ard N.i,...,
hoth md have ,,,I.d ;, .
from D.r,r,m,r,>
80 van, !, yo,d ,ur.
The month I,,o, 49,. ...,.
MOI, r,pu. ,v.r ..
milo. and c,,,, 49,, ,,
meas.
t.Ivan, tho ,brcn ha..,.
amer Uornc ,,5 L..
err Farm E..,.,., ,A S
CuIfiy,,or ard uh,, .a,
he ;hr,.. ,,.r. ~.
send the amour. =, once
- wan, IN know,
nrnt,f. hunrh hc,, .h-. ..:,, =,
IN market, ,oy r,,;. ,.., 49,,
AN grow h,yc uo,,i5 ..
.he h,,-l cvct vh,,o
could grow them surrc.,,,.
Ee,wccn ,hc ,,edu mi :,
.c, 80,
81 love 90 handle p,u.,
10, .hcc, h,, h,.o 80,
~n,.. ,,,,r,t ,ar.h
20 - - ~ -" az NNt4 Al#u
500 Tor mutton. Can Won ,cll
me how can do hcttet. and .,,
Won tell me II YOU know whcr.
| can exchange resl~,cred Ram
h,nIi,.,.m ion, ,c,~ -. .
mated no. two years old, also
will Casssya grow with u.s. Ana
any other help YOU can give m
on sheep. ", f. TRASH.
u Write 10 tho Secretary of
Agriculture. Washington. u. {
II he has any germs On hand Tor
general distribution, he viii take
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
ROOMS FOR RENT.
WORLDS FAIK vIsIToRs. LApIEs ANp

WIDOW. living alone. has nice room IN IVES;
End fat for quiet couple: with beard u desired
JH lis. Republic.
WORLDS FAIR VISITORS. LADIES AND
CHILDREN.
Are delighted with their stay at Camp Lewis.
th- most elegantly equipped and largest camp
ever erected. rates only =, Der day and W:
American or Eurur-an plan: always room for
several thousand people. This magnificent camp
covers $ acres OF magnificent lawns. shade
tres. flower hs-is and fountains. lit with thou
sands Of electric and incsnd.scent lights.
coolest. Dur-si spot in 81 Louis. Take Dclrnar
Garden 10 pelinsr Garden and woman'-
siagazine building. military guides 1t building
viii escort to Camp Lewis Souvenirs
and Admission fr.-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Farm OF absut 18 to 80 acres: uure b.
Improved: would prefer IN Ininods I viii
patent of f1-ysar term: II win ~ you % in-
testigees y yqr vtaA q ~ h 6l A.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
H0TEL STRATEOR0,

EIGHTH AND PINE STS-. ST. Louis
A permanent new and modern hotel In The
shopping and sheater distrtcfs European plan.
handsomely furnished. and equipped with sio-
Satore: hot and eoid water h svery soo0:
electric lghts and ssean saAt Every room -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
FOR RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY

FURNISHED house iu Webster Groves:
rooms: modern: convenient 20 steam and cleo
tric railroad: very desirable plsr-: cheap to
careful tenant. xlil ease S0r year
A MITTELBERG. s's ChesJnu; st.
sTX-RooM hou-~: s. fare: near car line: SIS.
J. % Richmond. Old orchard
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
ALEXANDRA APARTMENTS.

Northwest corner Newstead and Olive: eIe-
cafe attachments. steam heat: hot and filtered
water: telephone in each apartment: tanitor
service: will decorate to suit Sc them; only
few left. For Particular.
H. A. vRooNAN. ~ Chestnut q.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
HOTELS.
CHIEF HOTEL,

4i5I WESTMINSTER PLACE
II you get ccoped up m frame hotel. small.
dark room. and pay high rates. 10 Is your
fault: our building Is brick. TO ms large. lsht,
newly furnished: choice locality: sc and 81
Per day: dining room: OF the nosy car lie;
only one block from J car lines TO the Wor d's
Fafr- Take Olive cars Phone Deirisr $50
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
THE MONSTER SEARCHLIGHT

FlGvs nightly on Camp L<-is" the most mag
uiicvnt and largest camp ever erected: spleniid
scenery. coolest uui-ter- pr.tt;est spot IA St
Louis: only two minutes walk from the Ia
nous u lr;iar Garden: free rides TO Ii. Fair
irofn 'CArlln L>-V.S': rates 80 per cay and up:
American and EuruDean plan. special provisions
ioT ladies' ana children: large nursery free 10
ladies with children
Take peifnar Garden cars TO Delrrar Garden
and W0uEn's Masazine building: military
su!des viii direct YOU 10 III. camp
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
FOR REXT-sTABIEs.


LACLEDE. siis-Mcfe-n brick stable: water
and conveniences for three or four horse.
LACLEDE 5Ss Txosory brick stable:
water and bath: wagon yard and sheds: twenty
stalls as many les as wanted
STABLE for four horses and three vehicles:
ch-ap rent $50 Pa s~
TWO STORY rock building: stalls for nve
horses: wagon sheds living rooms above. cheap:
sscs Vernon ave Inquire Mr.. Levey. as
Vernon
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-10

10 ift IS EN- greisniB in Der @sidi6ts
Der Station, III bod Wifouri trabitio.
neil bemOtratiid. SbsooOr &OOieOelt
it IS selungen. Obne oaB 9roBe pa-
triotii6e Gragen bOrlassn eine1 .ftreug-
bolo" Der SemOtraiie arg ms @adeln
gu brinsen.
3ueifeQos berlor Barter oiele Siim=
men Dol Mrbeitern bur4 bas ffarfe fo-
cialifif9e0o aber bas sntideioenoe
fur ben republitanii9sn grrrutid psr-
anttpOrtlide Clement NOR bod Der un-
abbdngi9e @dbler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-10
Yin Die @rokseidmorenet itber:
bun0en.

Wilo Sof.san, 'unter Der Nnflaqe
Der beriudten 9ergemaltisung seffern
berhaftet, berSi4tete auf Elm Uorperb6r
i'm poli3eigeri9te unb tuurbe unter
Bireidaft bon $500 an bie @roBge=
idmorenen iberpieien, unb ba er bieie
nidt auftreiben fonnte. purbe er in bas
@efdn9niB 9ebradt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-10

Boone urlb Senorids = @mpion 8.
Sane.
Telamare-g. M. 2imbrouqb.
Sefalb uno Steuben -Sbomas 8.
Wifm're.
@ltbart-N. sc. 8earbslep.
Gapsiie, Senrp uno Union = 6. 6.
Woore.
Sutton uno Wabafb = @ome 6.
Stepbenfon.
Samilton unb Sipton - gberp u.
Mod.
SOparo unb Miami 70. Murrap.
Saiper. Nepton unb @bite = &i1.
6. Me@ain.
2osciusco unh Maribaa = Sobu
%. parfs.
2asrange unb Moble = Spbnsp &.
@aniarb.
Marion-Wrmin 6. 2oebne. Martin
d.. 9ugg, @barles .. &oemler.
Wontsomerp unb putnam = Sbo=
mas 6. Woore.
Wapne-&cseoes 6. 2irfman.
Maoiion-W. u. 2ittinaer.
Carroll uno @linton-Sobn Garber.
ct. SOfepb-Sbab. M. Salcott.
0iQo-M. g. Gabins.
Yoisp -6runt q. @abs.
Sunipan-Eapib q. @urrp.
WeIs-g. 9. MeDomel.
@lart-Sobn Ballard.
2nor- Maion 5. Hiblad.
+ Semotratif6e s oint-
eprde ntanter
glart. 6lOpo nno Waibingion-3a9
Scifres.
Dubois uno pite-6orace M. &,an.
6ranflin unb union-S. g.. Bare
lep.
Brptpn uno Monroe-W. u. WeI=
Ions.
Sennings unbS eott-Sr. &eomuno.
pulasti unb Wbite-@. 6. Baber.
Bon ben 90 Counties hes Staates
9ingen nur Die fol9enoen, fofern es bic
prdioentsnmabI anbetriHt. bemotra=
tiId: Noams, SrOwn, @lurf, @lap,
@ramforb, Saoieb. Dearborn, Ge&alb,
Dubois, 5lopo, Jrantlin. 9ancOd,
Sarriion. SadiOn. Sohnion. War=
fhaG. Wariin, Omen, perrp. pofep,
Bolasti, putoam ScOtt Shelbp,
Suniban. Gpiberlanb. Warrif, @aib=
ington, WeQs uno Wbitlep.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-10
TiebauSfe0nng.G renrfion mad Gbi'
cago iiber bic YenntpIpania 9inien.

grcurion.9 idets nod Chicago tper=
ben nber bic penniplbania 9inien am
a., %. uno 80. Nopember Oertauft
fir ben einselnen erffflaffieen 6abr.
preis plus $l.00 fur Die &unofabrt,
in Nnbetraht Der Snternationnlen
0isbausfeIuna. Die ~oiesjdbrige Nus=
fsnung nit IL, 600 Sbieren, einf9lieB-
LID 1000 pferosn. 1T bic erobartigffs
an Recoro. uno Der nieorige 6abrpreis
Der pennfploania 2inien madt eint
&eife nod gbicaao febr binig. STR
@in3elnbeiten tpenbe man id an bic
2ofal 3idet Nsenten Der pennfplpania
Qinien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-10

CO. Ser Gabrer 0tnfenoe
Sote iotpte Der Negemsbmrger
Warten &alenoer fur 1905
fino Dmr& ttniere Office ia
bestebem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-10
9as Grgtbnib Der &abl.
Der Staat miro cine republifa'
nilde maioritdt pon6O 900,
marion 60. Don 10000
~anfmeiIen.
SIN beioen Sdniern Der 2eaislatnr
baben Die Hspnblifaner cine
Webrheit BON 101.

UIto eIp III ueH HuWpeH RuDeu IepYeS
ife0t tperoen, bod iobisl gilt fdon
beute als fiber, baB bic rspublifanii&e
Waioritdt i'm State rpeni9fens Co.,
900 uno i'm Mariou @Ountp 3mii9en
10, 900 unb II, 900 betrasen mirb.
Seute Yormitias wiro nit Der off
aielen 3dbluns Der fir bic Stats
uno @Ountp. Sidets absesebenen Stims
men b~egonnen tueroen.
gs miro an9snommen. baB biefelbe
biz Samftag beenoet iein wirb. 9as
Snterehe, tpeldes elmer iOl@en 3db-
lung bel friiberen Wablen borberri9te,
1T oieiesmal ni4t porbanben, 9eraoe
10 wsnig, als Elm @ontef.
Die Waioritdten, wel8e bic Sieser
oaponaetraaen baben, fino ia geraoesu
berbltfeno 9epaltig.
Nus oieism @runee fdnb aud bas
northumberland .@Dmits, na9osm
es Die 3dblun9 bon etpa 100 pre-
cinets borsenommett bette, es ni9t fir
n6tbig, nod meter nit Der anffren-
9snoen Nrbeit fori3ufabren.
aagemeinen gsre4nungen nod, lou
@on9reBmann Sberfreet ieinen @eener
6arlan Inn minoefeas TO- 600 geidla.
gen baben.
Nuf benz republitanii1en S;fet iol.
len &eprdisntant 9arrp 9ubbaro,
Oberfreet unb 3eprdfentant Clifford,
auf Dem b.mOtratiidsn bic 6srren Or.
5rant WOrriion (fiir @Oroner), &Obert
Maooen (fhr Sheriff. uno Musuff W.
&ubn (fir Saabmeifer) bic meiifsn
Stimmen erbalten baben. SIR bic
leBt genannten brei 6erren 1T oas tpObl
cine @bre, aber bod MUIR Elm f6ma1er
Srof. 1ism
y leer 9tn-9 Ell Bite De-
motraten b o d Mot
aus.
Sn ben Sounibips baben bic De-
motratsn Siege 3u uer3ei9nen.
Sn Waibin9ton Sownibip puroe
Der Semotrat @eOrge s. Blue gum
5ruftee uno Der &epublifaner S. 8.
8rsnnemann gum Nfefor erpdblt.
Sn 9aprenee unb Serrp Cps. ere
tudblten bic Semofraten bsibe 8eamte
-SruEee uno Nhsfor. Sn ben tibri-
gen Sownibips paren bic &epublita=
ner Sie9er.
yMite" | MINER g.
reid d.
Sn @enter Somnibip purbe Der pos
puldrs Midael 8. Sefferion als NIeI-
Tor nit GROCER Mebrbsit mieoer tr.
mdblt.
Der @spubIitaner @m. y. Weff,
@anbibat fur Srutse. trug iiber ieinen
bemotratii9en @egner George &Otb
ebenfals ben Sieg baoon.
StarfeM aortt1t Der 81 e
publitaner in Der
2egtslatur.
Sie 8eri1te aus benz State finb Be,
grsifi9erweiie nod unpo0tommen, bod
lafen Die lebten bier einsetrofensn gr=
gebnihe ertennen, bab bic nd9fe
2sgislatur in beioen Sdufern cine
republitanii9e Mtbrbeit bon 10l babsn
mirb, TO oab bic @rtpdblung BON
3wei repuplifaniiden 8unbes > 6ena
loren fiber 1T.
&epubI. Senatoren.
Wanberburs-Gbgar Surre.
Sanberburg pite uno Warrit-glas
NOR Pel3er.
Spencer perrp unb CRAWFORD =
Sohn gaumgartner.
@larf, Sennin9s mnb Scott = Sr.
6. 5. 6. 6ancod.
Sap uno Owen-Sobn g. Swain.
2apcrfe unb Gtarfe - Daniel g.
@rumpader.
Benton. fountain unb @arren-
Sremont @oobrine.
u epubIifani9e 6oIb=
nper q I o n.
Safe unb porter-S. gopin Beq.
SAB uno &anoolpb-S. .. Coates.
9aneod, Waoilon uno &ufb-@. 6.
0enoee.
Grant-@. 6. 2pons.
Bartholomew un0 Geeatur-W. g,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-10

8arcus.
3 emotratiideSe re n.
SadiOn uno WaIbinstou-@arl 6.
Wooo.
Sohnfon uno Sbelbp-Q. Grit Sled.
NGen uno Moams-Sobn W. &un-
ban.
. m III eSolbobe
Senatoren.
6lnpo rno Sarrifon- SmitbNsfren.
8romn. @reene unb Monroe-@prus
6. Sabis.
9awrencs. Wartin uno Orange =
Wiliam %. Wattbeps.
DabieB unb Subois-Ridarb W.
Wilburn.
8ibion unb poiep-Sobn o. &o9e.
Seferion, Giplsp unb Smiberlanb
s.. W. Singer.
Snpr uno Suuioan Eabael 4.
S5rals.
Mlen-9. 9. l1lren.
Searborn, Grantlin unb Obio-W.
8. O'Brien.
q DE &eprG-
entanten.
SabieB = Sarrp 8. goof.
9ecatur - Webb Wo0oEQ.
9elapare = Oliper @armidael,
CHARLES ". We@onaale.
gltbart = 6. u. Sausmann, 9enrp
Wofer.
fountain - Wiliam Colbert.
@ibfon = Senrp Eager.
Grant - Gus g. Gonbo, Sobn
Winnif.
SamiIton = s. s. 8ials.
0enorifs = 0o.a ace 6. 9anna.
5enrp = 2epp 1lri9.
6oparb - WiQiam MortDn.
Suntington : ID. 9. STUFF.
3osciusfo - 9arrp %. Slime.
Safe - Sobn q. 8edman.
2aurence Sobn 8. @omarbs.
Waoiion = @eorge Nidpl, 6. 6.
&obinion.
Marion = WiQiam Bottom. 0inceni
g. @lifOro, 4. 6. Sowe, Seize Sect
der, 8. g. 8runausb, 0arrp :0ub=
barb, 9. 6. &uid.
0ObIe = Greo 8. 8oosnbafer.
Barrie = @lias 8. Owen.
porter = SObn W. patten.
putnam - 6. 81. 9ennp.
&anbplpb - 8. 3. Watts.
Spencer = 2oren 3. Sage.
SippecaHoe = Sbumas %. Nnorep.
0anberburs = 6. g.. S9rseoer,
2Ouis 2esler.
WabaIb = Warref 9. Sapre.
Wapne = Or. Morten %. Deneer.
BARTHOLOMEW = %. 6. Springer.
Boone = Sames 8. Surf.
Carroll = gowarb g.. pruitt.
@aB = Granf s. 8ernbt.
Slap = W. 8. @uirl.
Clinton = Grant 9. Song.
San = GreSerid Martin.
SeHerIon = Samuel Walace.
montgomery = u. 3. Wcgastp.
Morgan - 6. ). Brand.
&iplep = 8eoree 8. @apert.
Stub = 6enrp 6. @uffn.
ct. Soiepb = @ilbert u. elliott,
Snblep Sbibelep.
0iao = %. 6. 0atpf, OIioer 8.
Wilion.
&epublitaniid t.
9eprdentanten
8lqd. SAP unb RanoOlpb-Sibnsp
%. @antuen.
Benton unb Netpton = Maron 9
Wc9loams.
Boone, 6amilton, Wabiion unb
-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6. Gnor.
Japette unb Wabne-&i9aro q.
g0fott.
8rant, Sotuaro, 9untington, Miami
unb Wabaib-Sames 6. We6enrp.
@ibion, 2nor uno Wanoerburg-
Pbelps Darbp.
Sancod uno Marion-WiQtam D.
&od. .
Sasper unb 2afe-SefeG 6. Wufon.
Roselusto ino WbitleD - Memtor
i. Watfon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-19
Il TURING ! /.
Dis } ! ) FIGURING ! ! I
]. Skin, Scalp and Blood
!. Hulnours Y" :.
. From On Pimp !l' 10 ! S'c'Irotula, from
!. Infancy to Age
Speedily clr,i y cu,lssr, vtsl
!. + Isl. :. . Al Ess Falls. ..


The agoni1ing itching and burning
~ the skin, . IN eczema tho fright.
ful scaling, ~ IN psoriasis, the loss Of
hair and ,crusting Of the scalp, - in
scaled head; the facial dis6gurements,
- in acne and ringworm; the awful
suffering Of infants and anxiety Of
worn.out parents, q ID milk crust, tet-
ter and salt-rheum al demand / rem
edy Of almost superhuman virtues q
successfully cope ~ 18th them. That
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Resolv-
ent are such stands proven beyond III
doubt. No statement Is made regard.
ing them that Is not JUSTIFIED ~ the
strongest evidence. The purity and
sweetness, the power TO afford fmmedi-
ate relief, the certainty Of speedy and
permanent cure, the absolute safety
and great economy, have made them
the standard skin cures, blood purifiers
and humour remedies Of the civilized
world. ~. u,
Battle the affected parts. with hot
water and Cuticura Soap, TO cleanse
the surface Of crusts 4 and scales and
soften the thickened cuticle. Dry,
without hard rubbing, and apply Cuti-
curs Ointment freely, to allay itching,
irritation and Inflammation, and soothe
and heal, and, lastly, take Cuticura Re-
solvent, to cool and cleanse the blood.
This complete local and constitu tional
treatment Affords instant relief, per-
mits rest and sleep In the severest
forms Of eczema and other itching,
burning and scaly humours of tho skin,
scalp and blood, and points to speedy.
permanent and economical cure when
Ill else fails. -
0oA thfeusAeut ths void. Cuiicurs Rssolvsn1 ~.
O. fsm Of Cheeolass CoateA Fis, 15e. Per yial Of %
0atn:at g., Se,P. ~ Dspess, Londo. 2 Chastsl:
sssd ase ~ H : cs. Sf Ev:.s "a as a"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-19

Reuben Wiberg, II year old boy on
way to Portal in charge of car of
stock and machinery was fatally in
jured on the 500 railroad at Rodgers
Sunday. He attempted to climb into
the door of the car after the train
had started. slipped and fell under
the wheels cutting of his right leg and
mangling his right arm. He was
brought to Wimbledon where DR.. Mac
Donald and DR.. Wanner took him in
charge. Later it was decided to take
him: to the Minot hospital where he
died Monday morning.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-19

It Is the contention of the republi-
can central committee, and of Hon.
T. w. Allshouse and others who par
ticipated in what they call the only
regular convention, that the Lyons
people had no ground whatever to
stand on and that everything on their
side has been SO regular throughout
there will be no question about the
decision at the state convention,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-19
OLD COUNCIL ADJoURNs.

Last Meeting Of the Old City Council
Held at the City Hall Last Night.
The old city council adjourned sine
die last night after transacting the
business before it. All minutes of the
body were approved, and all current
business disposed of before the ad-
journment.
A petition for an alley in block 40,
Northern Pacific second addition was
ordered granted upon the veriication
Of the list of property holders.
The report Of the committee on
claims was presented and allowed all
bills before the council.
The matter Of the report of the
special committee on sewerage came
up. Alderman Smyth said little could
be done until an engineer had gone
over the proposed system and esti-
mated the cost. The matter went
over to the first meeting of the new
council in May.
A resolution for the construction of
sidewalks fronting lots 10 to "a, block
Sc, original plat, being the property on
the east side of Fifth street between
Broadway and Thayer street, was
passed
The report of the city treasurer ur
to April 10 showed a balance in the
general fund of $3,36s.51 and in all
funds of $17,sos.
! A few claims were presented to the
council, mostly for street work. The
salary bill of the aldermen for the
year, based upon attendance at meet
ings was allowed as follows: Smyth
s26; Slattery, $2S; Reade, $27; Tatley
$22; Jackson, 1913; McGillis, $2S; Pat
terson, $40 and McGahan $21. Mayor
Registers annual salary of $50 was al
so allowed.
This completed the business of the
council. Aldermen Reade and Stat
terry, the retiring members of the
council expressed their thanks for the
courteous treatment they had received
and Alderman Smyth responded, stat
ing that the constituents of the two
aldermen had much for which to
thank them. Alderman Patterson
then moved to adjourn sine die.
The new council meets for organiza.
! ton tonight. Indications point to the
election of e. G. Patterson as president
pro tenn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-19

D Death Of Charles 8. Kaufman,
Charles s. Kaufman, who has been .
sufferer for several years with con-
sumption, died this morning at half
past I'VE o'clock at his home on
Seventh street. Mr.. Kaufman was 81
years Of age and leaves q wife and one
child. He has been resident d the
slope for twenty years. For number
81 years he was deputy warden at the
state penitentiary, Consumptive ten
dences began to appear several years
ago and ne has been since that time
nearly constantly under medical treat
ment. a few weeks ago he took 70 his
bed and death ended his sufferings
this morning Friends will regret 70
learn of che fatal termination Of hin
sillness ana viii extend sympathy %
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-19
PERSONALS.

Attorney G. e. Gregory is in the city
today.
Agent C. N. Hendrix of Steele was in
the city last night.
J. A. Montgomery came. up from
Fargo today and adjourned the term
Of United States court until tomorrow,
when court will convene. There are
two civil cases for trial and thirty
Jurors have been summoned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-19
There's . Difference.

{ Perhaps the word .ttonic'' is more
often abused and twisted from its
original meaning than any other in the
English tongue. It is used to charac-
terize whatever temporarily spurs or
excites the system without regard to
it's lasting benefits. u II s....sss s.s
A we'll known medical writer lately
said: "A real tonic builds instead Of
booming, strengthens instead Of excit-
ing; it feeds instead of frightening.
A tonic, in the ture sense, is food. a
nutrient. It must nourish."
That is why a malt tonic-a true
malt tonic-is ideal. It supplies not
only the vitalizing effect, but the food.
the up-building elements. ~
A great many dark-colored beers are
christened malt tonics," but they lack
the food elements and the reconstruc-
tive properties. ~~~- ,.... -..r,,
Malt-Nutrine, the product Of An
heuser-Busch Brewing Assn, st. Louis.
is tonic that is rich in nutriment,
and build-up.
It is especially valuable to conval-
escents, nursing mothers and those
who have need of an effective tonic
that will be retained by the most deli
cate stomach.
Its acceptance and use in the prac-
tice of Americas most eminent and
successful physicians, and the great
| and continued demand for it at drug
gists' and groceries, by whom it is
sold the country over, proves con-
clusively it's merits and popularity.
Malt-Nutrine is served at the lead
ing health resorts and summering
places.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-19
Advertised List.

The following is the list Of letters
remaining uncalled for ut the post
ONCE at Bismarck, N. D., for the week
ending April is. 1904. f52 y, 2
Allberger, Jesse Dale.
7. Anderson, Fred. 81 :
4 Burbage, Mrs. Barney. &@a.
Christensen. Miss 9. .s' as =s Nv. \
n Dubeau, VIM. u ',5 s.:..
rs Ferris, b. r. \. NJ si. NJ <.s:. &c 9 s S,
Fairchild, Neram.
Hillman, 4. Z. .s s5:=s5
Heart River Land Co. ",
Miller. a p.
Matson. g. a. Il.
McCrorie, VIM. Mrs.
Poitras, VIM.
Rosenberg. Char.
Sears. Fred.
Satterland. Carl.
Sullivan. \.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-19

Tolliver, o. r.
Void, Mrs. John.
In calling for the above letters
please say "advertised," and give date
of this notice. Letters will be held
IA days before being sent to the Dead
Letter Office. Agatha G. Patterson.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-19

We the Republican Party of Kidder
County in Convention assembled. here
by adopt the following resolutions:
1. We hereby indorse the efficient
work and splendid craftsmanship OF
President Roosevelt.
2. We point with pride to the dis
tinguished senators and representa-
tives Of both the houses of Congress
from this state and heartily appreciate
their untiring efforts and jealous de.
votion to the people of North Dakota
and pledge them our loyal support.
3. Recognizing the ability and
achievements Of Hon. Alex. Mckenzie
as committeeman from this state we
hereby heartily indorse him and ask
that he be returned. ,..
4. Recognizing the splendid man
hood, good executive ability and bust
ness knowledge of Hon. e. Y. sarles
we hereby pledge our delegations
united support for him for governor Of
North Dakota.
5. Believing that we have a Su-
preme Court in this state that would
be credit to any state in the Union
we hereby express our hearty appreci-
alton Of same and pledge our support
to Chief Justice Young at the coming
convention and at the polls.
6. Recognizing Judge w. H. Win
chester as an able and conscientious
jurists we hereby pledge our united
efforts for his return.
z. Feeling that we have been ably
represented by Senator Mcdonald and
Representative Lyons in our state
legislature we hereby tender them our
hearty support and pledge our untir.
ing efforts for their reelection.
8. Believing that a public Office is
a public trust We hereby emphatically
protest against grating, misappropria,
ton and misapplications of the public
funds of Kidder county by the board
of county commissioners and pledge
ourselves to vote against them for re-
nomination for Office.
9. Believing it to be the duty of all
voters regardless of party to unite
with us at the polls next November fol
the purpose of removing from Office
officers who have betrayed their trus1
and who have by their inability fritter
ed away the funds of this county.
10. Asking the earnest cooperation
of all free minded persons of Kiddel
county who have the welfare of thu
said county at heart and who are op
posed to inef11ciently and boodling IL
Office we respectfully submit the fore
going resolutions.
BRUCE MILLER,
c. s. ROBERTS,
M. F. WOESNER.