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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-17
The tariff commission appointed by

The tariff commission appointed by
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain to Investigate
trade conditions, in view Of the alleged
~reactice decline of British foreign COM
merce. has given out some statistical
tables regarding the iron and steel In
dustry OF the United Kingdom. In 1880
Kingdom was $3.50, 900 tons, represent
Ing As per cent. of the worlds total
production, and equal to the total pro-
duction of the next five iron producing
countries. EARLY in the COS Britain
gave up the lead to the United States.
Great Britain is now being further rap
idly overhauled by Germany. The total
production of the United States is now
only Just less than the combined pro-
duction of the United Kingdom n
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-17
Bio peadwooa Carnival.

Deadwood. S. D., Jun 14.-Preparations
are being made for the great Deadwood
street carnival for the first part of Au-
gust The Gaskill carnival shows have
been secured for the entire week. This
outfit has twenty separate shows and is
world wide known. The Deadwood Rus-
mess Mems club and the Black Hills
Travelling Mems association are working
Jointly.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-17

One of the largest and most expen-
sive mineral collections in existence,
owned by John F. Campion of Lead
Vile. Colo, forms part of Colorado's
mineral exhibit at the st. Louis worlds
1air. The collection is valued at $3.50. 900.
the bullion value alone being S80, 900. It
ffnnE
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-17
Russian Force Retires.

Seoul. June 13.-According to Ko-es-
reports the Russian forces which We.
at Mn Yong have retired 10 Caa..
jim.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-17

..The workers Of this country" says
the management committe Of the Brit
@1sh3 General Federation OF Trades
Unions. ARE nj more opposed to work
ling with q Chinese because he is yell
low than they would be to playing
ycrtcket with Prince Ranjitsinhji be.
eauHs be- happens to be colored."
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-17

It Is stated In an English Journal that
chased the steamer Gauss, which was
built tire years ago for the German
Antartic expedition. and the vessel is
now in Bremen harbor. The Gauss is
10 be commanded by Captain Bernier
and a picked Canadian crew, and is to
be employed at once In conveying relief
stores and coal to the government
teamer Neptune, at present wintering
N Hudsonsbay. Subsequently she will
De engaged in survey work IN the coast
81 Labrador. Captain Bernier hopes to
be able to utilize the Gauss in 1905
In an attempt to reach the north pole
from Canada.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-17

Machinists and iron workers are
greatly interested in the discovery OF
the art of welding cast iron. which, w.
andsL. r. Schapp OF Loveland, Colo,
claim to have made. They declare thai
the compound which they nave invent
ed ais will braze aluminium as success
fully as borax will braze steel.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-06-17

In a repnrt on the German estimates
for this year a secretary to the British
embassy in Berlin tates that in the
new estimates a sum OF 100000 is in
eerted under the head of "furtherance
of scientific. especially chronological,
studies in China" In explanation, 1T
is mentioned that, as the opening of
China advances, a more exact study
of the individuality Of East Asiatic ma
lions is ecoming a necessity. 1t is.
therefore. advisable to station perma-
nently in China q German scholar we'll
acquainted with ethnology and the
Chinese language. whose object is to
develop intellectual relations with a
little known form Of civilization.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-12
Sil Sfolens Genner.

Sfoleoirettionen og airteraooei,
Iom 4arsGapoet beEf1no'espe til |:
opfpre en- 5leibpgning oso Dor Stole,
bar peret iamlebe Der / Oisie 8oge.
Sogen bar 10 Iaa balOpeis bpilet I'll
tort 5io; men bet er MI paa 5ioe
after at tage ben Frem. ON ri ItaI BIZ
ee faroig til at bpgge / COB 5io til
fommenbe CONNER.
Subitriptionen er life enonu futos
fert; men Ri t9nter, bet bill 9l9be
Stolens genner at bgre. at ri bar
S9.210.50. altiaa ben beitemte MIND
tie Sum paa tnap $500 nar.
Der er nu 9iort Qnitalter til, Ct
&c reiterenbe Menigbeoer mart pil
faa geipg og 6lipe gipet en- 2eitigheO
til at fubitribere. 8i baaber, be iii
pare lige iaa finite til at poe. ipr1
be. Der allereoe bar iubitriberet.
q. Sc. Qnberen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-12
saite ) 9igtet9 =

bet i iiOite 5reOugs qr. at DIT"
Timber iantet 5lag At 5.
glider elauien? Gaers faa fat /
8labet isen og las bet og ituoer
aaraftererne = De TO unge, Der iaa
fun binanoen og itapneo mob bet
fOrjatteoe 9anol = aonen pad ire
Die alasfe meb ben buffinoeoe Spn.
benbes eneite file, en- pntelig Stat
tel = ,.8anbp"en / fsrite alasies
SdIon. Der mente, at 2ipet life par
en- gpnne barb, men iioen BAD om en-
fife usiel Slime uf 2iOets Duge =
ben rnntene Stone. iom heO Barnet,
Der trat 1enbe | ajolen, %operborpe,
men bar angitelig for ielp at rebpe
eipet. 2es bet ON iaen, be. er tent.
bet er Ififfet til at l9re at.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-12
%,6orpligtelle til
Nitaalets Sperboloelle."

Cab mig unoeritrege Disfe Orb af
Snolebninger til paitor 5rimoot
Wgllers StDfte omRitualet og Bra
ftelgftet; tbt bet bar Sagen, 6porom
bet orejeoe iig, og iom ieg trOr, man
ger bel / at TtanoIe enbnu en- Smule
peo. FIR Der gaaes bioere.
Oct gRloer oiit ON, at laa mango
al bore Menigbeosfolt iom maligt
fan blioe / Stanb til at felge IN
5prDanbIing, iom Ifal bare III gnbes
maol at faa noset faitifadet ION
Sumfunoets geilutning, ba FABIAN
ne 10 fattes at ben og os preiter /
5Orening. 8erfor, lab os itanbie
libt, iaa ane fan tomme meo.
Oct er life dae, Der beb ON Riz
tualet, boao Der bpr bibes / benns
5nrbinbeHe. Zion aae beo, at BET
er ,,gammelt. forelbet og mar peb Of
forIbinbe"2 Won bet er ret f~orfdas
Il, at bet er at ben geifafenbeO, al
lite en- Brett bberten / Wobertirfen
eIler blanbt benbes tben6e 8erneflot.
fe Der | Amerifa, Tom fplger bet Ia1.
ltoes, fom bet ger 5ororing pda a
blipe fulst?
Man bar piit for en- Del fOritaaet
9ogen iudleOes, at man fulgts bet
5olfetirfen, og at pdft. 5rimo6t
MplIer fulgte bet. ibet ban benDiIt,
til bet og talbts bet 9ru6 pad Pre-.
itelgFtet, naar nogen afDeg berfrd
Men bet er life 5ilfafbet; t6i obei
for bet Ritual, lom Goltetirten
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-12
Winbeiana.

Stands liot og ie tilbdgs,
8u fare, 9amle 8rot
Sra tare iounone Gage.
Og tanf big iaa MI blot:
Sra 3iben. ba cu itaDneb
lib ober ialten @anb
90 bit meo @lnbe naOneb
Del aptOne @eitenss 2onb.
6bao BAR ba faa bin 9ante,
pa 9jemmet ou ForlOb2
Bar bet be &adr iaa tronge,
5bor btIt bin @ugge itob2
Sa, mango fan Oiit iige,
De is9te efter greb
Ser / bet fierne Rige,
Com 5bermanb R9ring bob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-12
gel bar bet 6aarbt at bDbe

Del par bet baarbt at bpoe
5arpel til Slagt % gea
5or gioet tsr At nbbe,
6bnrtil bu rifle fen.
09 fao De 9amle Minoer,
Den orsnne 9Dgeluno.
Del ofte bu erinorer
oelt inotil eenne Stunb.
Vel cite bins 5anter
De itapnebe mob 9it,
6por Seitenoe De banter
0ilt langs ben iabre 9pit.
i0oor 5aoer. Ulober futter
5 oeres title Sinh.
Snbtil De 2Get Iutter,
Madite meb @raao poa ainb.
Wen fanot ou gipets 9pffe,
De Smuler og bet 9rso.
50 Iaa bet gplbne Smptfe
iii iiOite Morgenrsb.
0o bar Ou Sejren ounbet,
Stgnt 9ejen ben par trang,
Oq 9ioets 9lebe funoet
9lanbt Gn9les Subelian9.
5 al Ssr9ene II
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-12
0uorleoes Suleu iejres
/ DC forlfraige yanoe.


5 alt ueientligt fejres SuIen pdo
iamme Dis oper belle ben 9ermanitt
9erben; bet, Ri | Voroen fslsr
peo Sulens &omme, fsIes oeiaa I.
Gts. / 3bItlanos tore gefolfning;
u9 De lloilag, oenne faaes 5slelI,
giper fig, er / o%peroejenoe Stab ems
Men be 5ormer, b%porunoer Sultn
~fsjres, er lite be famine / aae DELI
al 5piflonb; / De foriteaige Yropins
ier leper Der enonu Stifte, iom fun
finoes Der % in9en andre Steoe-,
bpiltet bog lite ubelutfer. at beres
0runola9 er f9lIes: nemli9. glau=
oingen at en- reli9iss og en- oerbslia
9sjtioeli9beo.
Der ger fig Der ligefrem en- aeo=
grafiif 8ranil linie 9aloenoe. neniz
Zig ben. Der abifiaer bet tpite Rigs
9ermdniie gefoltnin9 ira bets iioo!s
ife eler romantic gefolfnina. 0ans
he biii bat Salelraet. Der 10 er tarats
~teriitift for @ermanerne. / ben npei.s
lib onnoet Snopas | nogle 9anee.
bpor BET lite tiolioere par bruat, men
bette foranorer bog life ooientlio
6sitioens 5otalfpiiognomi.
5uleltittene / be foriteaiet Ggns
al 9pitlano sr Iaa mangfolbias, at
bet piloe fsre for pibt FER at fomms
narmere ino paa benz; en- aoisrlio
9eifripelie al Dem ian Der maaiif
biiDe 9ejli9beo til en- anoen Gang.
ei9eiaa iornsjelig iom / Sfoabis
napien o9 / 3piflanb former Sulens
fig / Gnglano. 5oripiaet to9er in
9egpnoelfe ct BAR Tiger fofinosn
ielpe 6sjtiben. ibet benne fortsTs es
al %bunbrenoe Muiiftrupper; oesuosn
ora9er grotiif notl9ote 8renae ira
9us til 6us og unoerbolber geboers
ne meo N ordmatiif 5orlDItelIe, tols
BET .mpfterie".
Oct nprbiftstpife Suletra CT fsrf
| ben mere lib bleoen inofert / Gna
lamb % er enbnu lite alminoeli9t
Der. Wen / 9iem, tpor BET mangler,
brGnber ben iaatalote .Gbriitmasz
bloct".
getenot er ben nationalsengeiiie
Sill at imptte 9uiet meo Miitelten;
oMisletoe", fom ben fables h9nger
neo fra 9oftet. 0a ben er at beoenf
0~prinoelle. er ben banlpit fra ait=
lerne; tiDligere turbe ben lite ians
neg i noget en9elif 6jem, men M sr
ben / be fine 6uie forDiit til 8ettcz
net % 3nenbets 89relier. D2n Ret,
iom ben giper W0nbene til at fnsfs
ei6pert tbinoeligt g9fen, Der befinz
Der iig unoer ben, bar a~abenbart
foretomfnei De enatffie Webfc. Der
bar fsnne 8stre, temmelia DiDt1nds
enbe. Wen Gibbons agffenicer Fnr
Der itaoig, at bet er baaoe npbeliess
rigt % 9obplite at labe Jig obers
rumple unber Miiteltenen; Saaen Il
10 nemlig ben. at / 5elgc 5oltetroen
mau ben unge pige. ber life mar
at blibe fbsIet unber Miiteltenen, /
bet tommenbe Mar opgiOe etbperi
6aa6 ON at blibe aft.
Ggiaa / England uObeles Der @as
her Suleoften, og Iigeiom | be itans
oinapiife 9onbe legges Der | ben 10
zoe Suletib itart 9agt pda me9en CO
rigeliq maO og 8ritte.
8 Ruslanb mao Sulen Itad itartt
! Stpage for gaaiten, ON bbillen al
GeItgl9Oe foncentrerer fig. Smiolefs
lib er bet ogiaa / G5arens @iqe Stit
pa grue at eioe qrefenter beb gu
Zen, IGrlig til 3ieneitefoltene. Gfons
binopi'fe % tbfte Gamilier. Der er
~bolbbenoe / Ruslanb, bar ielbfslgss
fig beres Suletr9, oa berigennem sr
bette = foruben / 9IterfgprobinIera
-. oo{no trn,ot ,,n ohff;0;x
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-12
.0anfferen"

Roor Heierne bennenoer fig til 5olf, Der
ue<tsrsr | BInoet. enten for at tgbe hos
Ven edex fur at foa 0~plpsnin9er pm bet
sperterebe. bebes be oItio omtale, at be faa
Vpertisiemen,et | bette 8lab. Oct bill uare
- aenfihte Rntre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-12

g. @. Cab mig at 5enipn ii!
angfteoe 6iole blanbt o8onife
ren"s 9aiere tilfeje: 5slg meO / bis
fe Ting, fua gobt 5 fan. Sanf BEL
Ter life, at bette er preIteTfribisbe-
Der, iom life 6pr finbe Steb, men al
bet er npttig 5orbanbling, ION Ri
Oeo Subs Noabe bill fsre juif til
ebers oanoelige 5arb. &c iauieoes
pdu bet, at bet CT ligeiom til si
arebsmeos, 6bor eOers 9reiter Tfaar
Tammen % tdler ben enc efter ben
nnben og frem6oloer bier fit Sbn el-
Ter 6elpier bDer fin Sibe at ben fam
me fore 6errens Sag. Gner Re bel
I 2nfet At Up. g. Is.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-09-01
II 60 -
Bears ths IHB Kind Yna faTB BISag hMr5l
sIEna.ags ~
Of 1D AxA

DR.. a. j. Wheeler OF New York
lsebured ia the M. E. church Tues
day and Wednesday evenings m
der the auspices of the M. Il. La
dies Aid soe1sty. His talks Were
illustrated with moving pictures,
nslng a double dissolving starsop-
hiean and kaleidoscope. THE first
might the lseture was fres, and the
last might a small admission fss
,was charged. The subject the last
might was Abroad With a Li7e
YANKEE and consisted of a de-
scriptlan OF The speakers traFeEsin
foreign countries, i~llnstsa4bad By
about 100 noring pictures, mosto of
winch were views taken by himself.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-09-01
a Rss,s via fiaa Fer LIZ

With family around expecting
nm TO die, and a O riding for
hfa, Is miles, 10 get DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
go1ghs snd Colds, ". H. BroNa.
OF LeesFille, Ind. endured death
agor1aas from asthma but this
~Rondarial medicine gave instant
rslaaf and soon cured him. He.
Kr7ias Il now sleep soundiy eT-
arE 1lgbt." Like MAJ 7elous cures
81 consumption, pneumonia, bron-
of'1tas, coughs, colds and gzip prove
It's matehlsas naait for all throat
and lung troubles. Guaranteed
bottles 50e md sl.O0. Trial bot
tiss Tree nj Y. b DlaiPs drug store.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-09-01

A. L. Fish Of Tyndan, acaampa-
aisa By his wife and youngsist son,
book the train hsrs Monday for
Mitchell, where they visited Mrs.
Flshs brother.
Milton Shoemaker came oVat
from Memo 10 spend Sunday with
Scotland t,aands, He has not been
able 10 procure q house IN Memo,
SO his family is still N WISCONSIN.
We now have IN stock GoldC0in
stock food, the best and cheapest
food On the market today.
Gus SuEnIEIER.
MIR. Houz arld son and Nh. Me
GlRsksy went 80 Parksson 10 lock
afftBr ahs work On tbs SchmisrBr
bank building Monday evening.
They rsturnad On the following
day.
Mir. HarGy H. Buraick Of Sioux
City visited III the homs Of ]. L..
Hutchinson una day last Waak. 1t
Is also announced That he VIII
make another visit on ths 14th ai
tins month, and that at that tune
the sngaess 81 a minister VII be
required.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-09-01
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. MI. n. Janaa Is home from
her visit IN ST. Louis.
Mrs. Chas. Traiber arrived from
Sioux City Monday evening.
Mr.. snoor Of Ashton was the
gnast Of E.. A. Aaeppler Friday,
Nov is the time 10 ran peaches.
Call On G. g. Max and get prices.
F. l., Wheeler made a business
trip be Sioux City last Thursday.
Mrs j. h Baskin returned from
a short visit IN 1ankton Tuesday
Miss Ethel Shaw returned home
MondaP from a visit IN EerEniIIion.
Iou can get a great big tablet
for Sc at G. SeHMIEaEas
Another heavy thrpder shower
passed oFar this seetisn Nsanas
day morning.
Herman Eolgt, living southwest
uf f I Tgndaii, i5ook tbs Tram here last
Friday for Mitchell.
Birkinbing & Brown sold taa
seSs of new double aarrless last
Saturday afternoon.
Try soma Of that soottllHss zeal,
sold by Landrnann. Ii is clean,
and excellent Tor summer fuel.
C. J. Branch of 0EiFet was In
iowa Saturday 10 NEST lis mother,
Ela arrived from Mitchell.
Miss Nellie BaraaEl went 10 Ar
mouf Tuesday 10 visit with fha
family f Rev. o.. Williams.
Mrs. Russal arrived from Yank
ton last Thursday evening TO WISH
her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Maxwell.
We guarantee every package Of
tifss.ak ffs'eaa sent out af otJt Store.
Gus SuHaElERER.
I. NJ, nunrire aTsd wife ratal
ed from Dss Mdifles Monday, where
ft4eg vert Ia ATTEND tl,p g4aeta fKT-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-09-01

Falhp Enga was notified We'd
nesdag laraing that aome grain
siheks near Malan, which were IN
sarsd III the German Mutual com
pang, had bssn sssaek by light
Ind burned.
4 lady arrived in Scotland Mon
day dlrset iron Germany and was
taken to the home of Rev. Ehlen,
wet Of town. She Is soon to BIZ
married TO a Young German Luth-
aran minister, who came from Gsr-
many about a year ago and is BOW
located IN. Charles Mix county.
&. z. Harden and wife, J. It.
DossrhHr AM wife, Geo. Nirk, ard
several other ladies aud gentlemen
from Platte, were IN town Tuesday
on their way to Pierre. Mr.. Har-
ben went 10 argue PLATES ease In
the county seat fight before tbs su-
pretae court, some Of the latias
went TO attend a chnrel3 U0u7ar-
flon, and tire others went bscaasa
they had free transportation IRON
the Pierre capital committee
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-09-01

We ara IL receipt 0f a request
from q gentleman In Bloomington,
H., far 3 eppy Of the Grr1zEE- RI
PUBLICAN, and stating that he wants
At fpr hs local advertisements.
We nope That IN quantity and quail
1ty M viii fna what hs wants.
Mrs Jar. WaEk had the misfnr-
tune 10 braEk har arm ONE Gay last
week. She was going after wild
grapes, an8 Was sitting on r box
IN &ns EagDn when the box Tipped
D7hr and she fal 10 the ground.
am prepared 10 qnota prices
on bills Of lumbar delivered 10 any
STATEN IN South ar North Dakota.
Gall or write for prices and save
mnnsE. Patti LAED42EE.
AdalEA Naekar, one of tbs
young man whom Scotland 1s proud
10 Claim 81 q son, writes rs that
hs Is n1w located at Washbarn, \.
D., holding The posiaian ii dHputy
ragissI oil aaHds Of MeLaan cG41n-
t. VIZ arg glad 30 see The merits
Of It's Scotland Buys recognized, r.
they asnnllE are, wherever they
may loeata,
Fred FRlkiabsrg accompanied E
party u hunters Tuesday evening
10 Mitchell rad IRON there they VIII
drive abaut fifty ulilHs northwest.
Fred VII loak after the culinary
department and Incidentally hold
up the sgar5#s of tire hunters Rhan
Cock goes against fhsn. that baing
the only kind Of sEGr1ts, Of egzrse,
that Fred world think IF halaing
up.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-09-01

Claus Flick went 10 0'Brlan
county, Ia, Tuesday 10 visit his
old nHighbars and attend the coun-
ty fair.
Miss AuDa Zo]novsksg, whD has
baan studying music al fhe laro-
ehlal school Il Tabor, returned
home Monday.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-09-01
Fresh celery every
Saturday at c. Wax S
Grocery

MIR, Heller, vino has been v7a1t-
ing ais naphew, G. Il, Ealiar, far
several weeks, dapa1-aaa fpr his
home IN Iowa Tuesday Before
going ha flied 3 aoldiHr,s darlarasp-
r. On q farm Ia Lyman eoEntg.
d. D. GRnD's driving harss has
aean SICK The past wsHk with bIof8
palaan1ng but is now getting bet
far- DIR. Hhm6n says hs has had
several casag Of the same kind
lately and thinks It is the same
disease that has been p~arp1aEzng
veterinarians il this State AMI
Minnesota fnr sRFaral wsaEB.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-09-01

5sarr shs ItB Mn YGa tiaK AiYsaE Hggai
II AN

f. 2. Loa11is vsnt 10 Mitchell
Tuesday To attand q nesting ID this
bankers af the southeastern part u
The state.
Tom RoSarts Of armour, private
secretary Of San. k1ttridga, was IN
Town Saturday On ms WY home
from Sioux Fails.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-09-01

Mrs Nj. n. ganaa Is home iron
her visit In ST. Louis.
The pioneer express., 1904-05-20
g.. G.F..WYVELIn y :
MorfRaxa AaIa,.

NOTICE Is HEkEBY GIVEN. That that cs,.
tam Mort9agee eexecutsd and delivered 81 william
3 3. willis. !. single man, mortRsgor, to William
+. r. ,ats d.9 g. MboItsfsss dstsd
for record In the ofce Of the Register oi Deeds Of
the County Of Pembina and State OF North d.
20. snta: on sist dayof March 1909 n O'CLOCK pm.
BY the raid Nort9sSee 70 A." d. s0sEes
on the &th day Of February, loos, which sssien.
ment wss filed for record IN the oface OF ssid
the IN day Of Nay. a. d. 1908, In Book 50 Of
Mortgages, at Page 12S. Of O'Clock Nm. will bs
70 iorec!o,ed by sale Of the promises
the front door OF tho Court House In the CITY Of
Pembina, In the County Of Pembina and State Of
North Dakots. ct the hour Of o'clock p. N. on
saturday, the l1th day of June, a. D. 1904. 70
sssnly ss ne amount due upon said Mortgage on
The prem.ses described in said Mortgage and
which VIII be sold TO satisfy the sams, sre those
certain premises situated In the County OF Penn
l Dlns Sno sta1s o. North Dakots and described
= The soath-west Quarter tsw " Of Section
Twenty Seven (27) Township One Hundred aud
s.l SlsS} North Of Rsnss TtyTvo
ll6ol acres Of land, more or Lees, according 10
the s9ioyernment survey thereof.
Default having occurred In the conditions of
c3Sa dmSSrg.gs Srg hs Whole principal sum is de-
There will % due ON such mortgage at the date
OF sale, including interest to the amount of $685.
10 paid d by this 9ssgnee on prior mortgage: the
Dollars l$S65 together with the costs Of these
proceedings and statutory attorneys fees.
Dated May 3rd, 1904. 4.
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A1stgnees OF AOrtgagoe.
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bY the :baobab (Adansonia digitata) Of
Africa, alias the sour gourd or cream
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Australia. This remarkable tree has a
rnther short and branching trunk not
more than sixty or seventy feet high,
while it's girth ut the ground is from
eighty-five to ninety-five feet. One Of
them has names cut upon it which
date back to the fourteenth century,
and the naturalist Adanson, who gave
the genus Its botanic name, calculated
from certain data that It's age must
be upward Of 5000, years. The hollow
trunks Of these trees which are capa-
cious enough to hold comfortably thirty
or forty. bodies,aare used as tombs by
the native Africans. where the suspend
ed corpses soon become thoroughly
mummifed and preserved.
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Attest:
SWAIN rHoRwALDsoN,
Saving Steps at the Exposition

With all the sights to be seen at the
Worlds Fair-miles Of streets to cover,
acres Of buildings to visit and thousands
of exhibits to inspect-a saving of steps
and an economy of time are essential to
successful visit.
A place of rest and recreation in the
midst of all the wonders of the Fair,
where the tired sight-seer can find ref.
uge at any hour or after the day Of ex.
ploration, is hardly to be imagined pos
sible. but such luxury has been provid.
ed at the Inside Inn.
This is splendid hotel in the Exposi.
ton enclosure, where accommodations
are to be had at RITES no higher than OBJ
tainable on the outside and including the
daily admittance OF the guest to the priv
lleges OF the Worlds Fair.
In the morning when the visitor arises
the'great sights of the Exposition lie just
without his window and at all times. q
the day the Inside Inn is there to afford
! him homelike reception. Away. from
the crowds, no street cars to wait for anc
no delay at the gates to buy tickets. the
guest at the Inside Inn has all Of his tint
to devote to the pure pleasure Of sight
seeing and has none OF the annoying dis
fractions.
The Intramural railway which pene
trates every part Of the grounds Of the
Exposition. passes the door of the Inside
Inn, located on high and slightly ospo
near the Plateau of States and overlook
ing the main picture of the WorldY Fair
The site is 200 feet above the level Of tn,
city. 1t is reached directly from Unior
Station by three street car lines. Th'
Inn contains 2, PSI sleeping rooms, larg,
rotunda and Office. parlors and waiting
rooms, and dining room and restahfan
with seating capacity of 2.500.'% Their,
are 500 rooms at s150 per person, 500 a
600, 500 at q SO. European plan. in
Guiding adn,ission to the Fair grounds.