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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26


1911 Battle of&SAnhalt. in theh Gattegat
3 Strait. Tho island was attacked by
900 Danes, 4 who were repulsed by
$50 British, with the loss Of five can
non and 500 prisoners. s5l n &
51s14-Battle Of Horseshoe. at the bend
Of tho Tnllepoosie River. between
r Z the United States troops, under Gem Sen,
eral Jackson, andS the Creek Indians,
The latter were "a efeated with the
loss or about 500 killed. United States
loss, ninety one killed, Il 6S wounded.
4 s64--A French war fleet was reported It
the mouth the Rio Grande River,
preparatory to- making a demonstra- a
ton against the United States.
1900 GeneralsJonbert, Of the Boer army
died. " 9s 4'G; i5555
1902 Special message sent to Congress
announcing that Cuba would be eyac G.
uatcd by the United states on May
Goth. 5, f,5 III ,,tl9 & 81
1eoa--The Bulgarian Cabinet resigned
Secretary Hay warned the Cuban
government against amending the
Cuban funiprocitS treaty.
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LUN GED FOR nc U j Il.
THEN SIGNED TREATY

Especial Gable = The IInlesi'lDibFsI7FcF H I'7
Copyright. blythe New York Herald G =; 2 Z
PARIS, Mar 25.-'TWo F,renneh duellstls
lunged and parted for lmost,t three hours
one afternoon OF, this week In the little !,
garden surrounding the Grand Koue,@
and failed to do eacllsother injury: mere.
s,,non tho seconds decided that tho next
best thing was to sigl, N treaty OF peace,
and the two weary antagonists were rec
oncled, n " II IN ii. Z. 81,
The duel was the result Of an article
4 hat appeared lin the Petite Republique,
and which VAS found Offensive by the
challenger In the above contest, M. Rou-
zier-Dorcieres. The writer OF he article
was M. Raoul Ynutier, and after the In
5effectual appeat,to arms he admitted that
the statements In the obnoxious articles
We're unfounded. lfSl " N sgisliga4
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DROWNED man and
]. HORSE. IN ! !. A POND On.
Unusual Accident Near Suffolk
to a North Carolina
ri S 1S Fish Deaier 4
mic Timeg-DIsIpatch,)

Especial to The Times-D Ispatch.)
SUFFOLK, VA, March a.--Mr, Law
son Ellis. Of Centre HILL N, G., was
drowned In Cyrosss mill pond stSnlght.
He was on his way from Suffolk, where
he had been Will, a load Of fish, from
tho North Carolina sounds, and after
selling out started for home.
While crossing the dam Attic pond his
horse backed over the Iembankment and
all were drowned. The. pond has been
dragged and the body of the man, with
the horse and cart, taken out He leaves
~ widow and three eli ildren. Il! &,
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GUARANTEES TO CURE
DRUNKENNESS.

u We never guarantee a remedy unless We
51ow II possesses real merit, We strong
recommend Qrrlne As q cure for
unkenness, for we are positive that 1t
ops the craving for alcoholic stiInulants.
brine No, is a gseeret remedy and can
given in tea, coffee, soup. milk or food,
Il thout the slightest knowledge Of the
tIent, as 1t Is perfectly c0lorless, taste
Is and harmless. Orrine No 2 Is in nil
fin, for those desiring 10 be cured
9@,ther form 81 per package. mailed sealed.
8s,il correspondence treated with the great
est confidence. Write 10 the Orripc Com
pany, Inc, Washington, ID. c.. for free
book on t,DrunRenness, mailed inHplain
envelope,
are perfectly satisfied that Tie Company
is reliable and. will refund The money II
they faii8t09 cure the craving for liquor.
folk MilIcrrGhldrcy Co, 10l +, Broad
street, corner first Street.
Polk Miller Dug Co., &4 u. Main
Street. Eichmon
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NEvVS.GAT'HERED
FROM S0U |. I |: I:
Funeral Of Mr.. 3. 3. yYleisiger
It'd to Take Place This
Afternoon.
CHURCH SERVICE i TO-DAY Z:
WTillard's Friends Are Are. Very
Numerous III Man
chester.
CHURCH SERVICES /: (! TODAY 70 4,
ranchester Bureau. Times Dispatch,
a IS No. 11O2 Hull Street.

II 7.l
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
No. 1102 Hull < Street
The op.ys things worth talking g about bout q
last night were the bond issue and some
politics. The first caused much fayorap pig, pie
comments. because the bonds were sold 70 70
local people. and the second indicated t y
that the ma ority Of voters seemed TO IA e
svor! willard for Governor. s
one man, a member of the 81 Council
from the First Ward. went SO far as TO-
say that tic young candidate would carry
the city by a two thirds major and The he
was willing to put up some money on the
statement. There were some Swanson
men, zen but they were not so enthusiastic In.
their claims. Il 4, "a rs @a
One Lone Drunk.
william Strong. a Richmond negro.
went to Manchester last might to- got
on a quiet drunk. But the big crowds on
the streets and tho quality liquor fooled ca
William, and lle got too much on board
win, the result that lie; got behind the!
bars at the stations house, and that va 8
all. the police had to Dc up to q late late
{ hour. s 3lJt 12
Board to Meet.
n The Board or Aldermen will meet on.
Tuesday night and will take up the bond
issue, and will sprobab bly, hear a eport
from the Finance Committee on tho bridge
matter. SO far ms arrangements for ne
issue Of bonds for thai work 4 sooner ned'
The meeting promises to be g most inter- Tr', u
sesting ono. N
Funeral Of Mr.. Weisiger.
The funeralsof Mr.. b. B.. SIeisgcr will,
Ibe from the home at g. q clock this q 81
ternoon. The burial will be- IN Maury
Cemetery Is 81
Mi. WeisI ger was one OF the oldest and
best known of Manchestei,s ci items lie
was educated at Randolph Macon, and
was a gallant soldier during the war, llayr
ing served with the Manchester Al tillery,,
as lieutenant lie was for long time
ibookkeeper In t 4 he 4 Exchange tinnal
lBal,k, and was. an exc llent acco untant'
Afterwards y lle {yYn cQnne NJ ~ " ne
lchesapeak md Ohio as book ltse1e =, ana !,
later was pos maste Of N an hester, y W
ing. succeeded Nj =. = ~ o was
also a leader In the 4 Republiaan party
and !. wa once a. candida taS for4 Congress
on that ticket, "a; He married Miss MARY
Patterson ,daughtel OF DR., Samuel ia ter
san, MancheAt Who survives nm,
with two solissa nd n AZ ~
Misc Leaves two Brothers and M three SIS ~
tiers. S 4 II, & I. ~ Is 81 81 III. {S
,..E, Church Notices
81 he y. {Spr, G. IS & Gardn Ell, Of Grace Street
Church; Richmond, will preach to y he
.iLadas, klisslona nv So wi Of Bal Hpr ldg e
street Church at Il look tins s.
Ssrle mont ting Of the missionary
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... DllIABF I lE$ss
Complete Recovery Of a Well noy'1 sa
franciscan

Adolph Weske, the cADi ,alist Of 12O
Green Street is one OF san F'ranclscois
pioneer business men. liejw the foun-.
der of the Original California Cracker
sCompany OF the corner or Battery ana
broadway, In that city. Hearing that he
had recovered from Diabetes "a disease
that is believed to he incurable). Charles
Stewart, a business man of Algona, iowa,
wrote him asking II 1t was true. We are
permitted to copy his personal reply: *
san Francisco, July 22, 1904.
$ClIAS, STEWART, ESQ, Algona, Iowa;
Dear Sir: Would have answered your
letter sooner, but was at my mine IN
Placer county. VIII now Say that iftyou
have Diabetes, nothing in the world will
cure you but the j.. j. Fulton Compound.
You want To make UP ypur mimi In the
first place TO stay With iter.,o. take "a few
bottles and then stop, either through im-
patience or imagining you are&all right,
IT will take time, but 1t Is sure 70 cure
you. ] took the medicine Ia bottle a week)
for u Whole year, and AM now as we'll as
ever was in my life. and this was all
of four years ago, ] am much of the
time In my nine 800 feet underground,
and with no bad effects, OF course, one
has to live rightly, The sooner sou com
menca taking this Compound, the sooner
you Will commence to get out OF your mis-
cry. II you commence at once, and live
rightly, In one years time guarantee you
viii be entirely rid of the disease and as
we'll man as ever.
Yours very truly
AID. WESkE,
800 Green Street.
MI. Weske Is over seventy years old.
Medical works record Diabetes as In,
durable, butincarly nine,tenths are reeoy-
Gring under Fulton's Diabetlc Compound
Send FOR literature. owens and Minor
| Drug Company, Agents,
/ When 10 suspect Diabetes Dryness Of
| the throat-unusual thirst-large quaint,
1 lies Of urlEe--Norlcious appetite--weak-
| ness without apparent cause one or NOR,
1 ofthcge, H
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CAROLINE PEOPLE.

y "a ISTNtIhI 70 TIC I1Hts-DlsDatch.J - y
C BOWLING GREEN, VA, March 25,-Mrs.
e J., Collins. who has been IN New Horl,
city :or several weeks with her daughter Mrs.
Charles =. Jessie. who has been extremely
IN, mus returned home bringing her daughter
with her, who Is now Very much improved
Miss Bessie Peatross. who has been teaching
school IN Mississippi, Is Spending several
weeks a, her fathers home Major r. o.
Ieatross
Mayor II, D, coghl has been quite sick
Tor ten days lie is now Very much I'M
proved, and will be Out IN a few days
turned from their bridal trip, and are spend
ing several weeks WIN their parents here.
Mr. w ", Greshams child, who has beer
ia with diptheria. Is now we'll,
The marriage Of Mr., II, ", reatross an at,
torney-at-la8 of Norfolk, Va, 10 Miss New
man, Of Knoxville, Tenn, Will take Place
some time in April, In Knoxville, Tenn.
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Clearing House Averages.
CRY ssociated Press.

n '.lEI ISyI ASsOcIalpu lFFtsS.J 375sV l84I
NEW YORK, March 25--rhe tatement
Of averages of the clearing house banks
of this city for tho week shows: Yea
Loans, 81 .1O9, 7O1.7O0; decrease; s17976,7n0
Deposits, SLIGO. col 900 iccrna 200.
Circulation $l3,pS9 So0; increase, sso9' soo'
legal tenders, $50, 800 increa sc. $40. 800.
specis, s2lO.,l5o2O0i decrease, Y "a .7ll9, 500.
Reserve s294, lli 500 V decrease, 81 6ls'oyo;
Reserve reqpired s2s7, 6s5,475 decrease
$o,94i,050. I,
Surplus, s6,415,S2a; increase. sl,S9 400. 4
United States deposits, slQ12o27o; M
crease. 5000 800 " 800 Nh fli8a 81
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DESERTER CAPTURED.
Alfred Tennyson Sailor, Taker
Back to Norfolk.

73-a1I Sptcla! 10 TIC Tlmes-D!Spa -
II GREENSBORO n. c., March 25.--An
officer left here tonight for Norfolk
with Alfred Tennyson Sailor. to be sur
rendered to government authorities on
the battleship f,rhnkll.. .for deserving.
Sailor was arrested here two nights ago
for stealing ride on a train. Ending
he would be put to work on roads to
pay the fine and costs, he confessed his
real name, stating he deserted from the
battleship Ohio, at San Francisco. Feb
ruary 18th. -
Investigation proved tho truth of Ills
confession, and Sailor was surrendered
to a government agent.
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Personals; and Briefs.

Mr.. Henry Meyer. secretary OF Typographical
days To- Visit, his daughter. Mrs. Samuel 8.
B A Stanley, the little son Of Mrs. Edith
Mathews. who WAS operated on Two weeks
ago. continues very III at Memorial II Hospital a
Miss H. Whltehurst has |! returned TO he y!
10 Mrs. ia irbanks, OF No. West Clay Street..
"a Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Montgomery have re-
turned from their bridal tour and are now at
home to their irends at At Sorth Twenty
third Street. siS al
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Ball PLAYERS 5Practicinq.

Y Manager GUS Bernier, OF the Eagles Base
ball club said last night that his team was !
sett,ng III good shape Tor the game at Broad
Street Park on April 18th with tho Manchester
team OF the Twin City League The latter
team Is also 5Eettlng.ip good shhp +.
Broad Street Park aiy y WIN d naSere
Il Of the league sen son on April 18TH;
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WELDON. N. q.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatcll.) \

Especial to Tho Times Dispatcli)
WELDON, NC, March 25.-iThe Weldon
Lodge OF Odd Fellows is preparing for an
elaborate banquet at the Atlantic Coast Line
Hotel early III April. Covers VIII DO laid
4 for one hundred and fifty people.
Miss Madaline Lyme, OF Centralia. Va, and
Matte tatchar, of Chester, Va. ARE the
guests of Mrs, A. l.. Stainback. who was
formerly Miss Maggie Friend. of Henrico
county, Va,
Mrs, u. y. s,ainback and Mrs. H. G. Rowe
spent this week N Richmond, with relatives
2 and frienlg. N.laaa. 80. ~ .tEl.E
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Personals and Briefs.

Mrs III ~ Kinney. Of No. 2e4 South Third
Street, who haa been visiting relatives in 4
Thonasyiile, n. c., for the past several weeks
has returned to the City. , I'd .ss
Mrs William y. loving, OF Nelson county.
rs In tho city, and IL stopping WIN W -, hes
brother Mr. q. A. I3oyce, Il at No so4 Bast
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I. LEXINGTO VA.
l1specIal q The rtmcs.pispatch.


I'll LEXINGTON, VA, Il March 25--c'oonel Taze-
well Elicit, % New York. Z is visiting his son
& who is u cadet at the Virginia Military ln-
sttute. $f3i as ii III 5f
TO philadelphia. s.5a b n
her niece Miss Mary Stuart Preston, Of {elb!n IS
don. 5t III ~ 4 Z ~ ~ u.
Miss Sarah, McIlwaine has returned ITO LEX
ington. after spending the winter with friends
ut South Ainnchest or. t,Oiln IA {sl9
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry. W. !AGnor are visiting
2 In washingt on, u. G., and Will return by way
Of Wincfaste s;xhere Mr. gnor w lantteid
the Baltimore conference MS one of the lay
delegates from Roanoke district !.
Mr.. Finley Brown and his sisters, Misses
PattIe and sAtary,e 4l5rGSvn, Of WHISTLE Creek
have gone 10 North Carolina They VIII make
their home In .he future near Charlotte
q Miss Margaret Witt is visiting MISS ALMOND,
County Clerk a, Terry Shields, accompanied
by his sisters M isscs Lizao -pnd Matte Shields
OF Riverside, If spending the week In lsicii-
Mrs. iwilllamED. Armstrong. Of staunton, Is
the guest OF her father, Mr. william A.
Mrs. salie IL. Pitzer has as her guests, Mrs:
4 s.. H.. lambert and Mrs s. k.53Lambert, OF
Mrs. Edward Cooper, OF Bramwell. W. Va.
a Is the guest OF her parents. Mr. ana Mrs Mrs
Mr. j. MED. Adair and Mr.. ". 7, Irwin /, are e
In the northern cities buying goods for their
stores. 5a.e.l ~ asa 4h3td5z It ~ M tgalg
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Richnondcrs in New y ork.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
III NEW YORK, March 2a,--H offman, II. Z
rugglc; Victoria, j. I.andstreet.
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Meet Saturday Night.
Il Tho new club recently formed by. voters
q e tho locomotive Works Will meet#at
Saenger Hall on Saturday night.
Arrangements Will then PC maze IL q
invited to speak.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-13
Annual Spring Excursions East.-De-
troll and Return 1920, Buffalo
f...3. and Return S14.OO y

ftHuuai, spring ENcurSl0ne .Eaet!-De-
troll and Return $500, Buffalo
and Return $1,000. !.
On June 9Th. 9th, 18th and 18th, the
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic
Railway will run their popular rail
and lake excursions from Duluth to
Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland and Buffalo.
The excursions leave Duluth via the
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic rail-
way, connecting at St. Ignace, Mich
igan with the famous D. &c G. Detroit
& Cleveland Navigation CO.. steamers.
To Detroit land intermediate
points, and return, $1,000.
To Toledo and return. 1880.
To Cleveland and return, 1880.
To Buffalo and return, $14.00.
Final return Of limit OF last excur-
sion, July 7th.
For full information regarding the
scenic route, palatial steamers and
Special attractions for these excur-
sdons. as well Nas tor sleeping car or
stateroom reservation. please apply
- Mart Alison, General Agent, 1870
West Superior 81, Duluth. MINI.
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Toronto and return $1,000.

Toronto and Return $1,000.
Account the international Sunday
School association meeting ait Toronto,
Canada, the Duluth, South Shore and
Atlantic railway, announce the follow
ing low round trip rates from Duluth:
ALI rail, direct J. ]. $4,000,
Rail to 'sault ste. Marie, -?
Steamer to Owen Sound.
thence rail to Toronto. $3.50
Qncluding meals and
berth on steamer.)
Rail to st. Ignace, D. & G.
steamer to Port Huron
and rail to Toronto. 1895
Tickets on sale June 18th, 10Th, 21st
and 22d, which can be extended for
return passage up to August 25th.
For full particulars regarding other
routes and rates. and for sleeping car
reservation, please apply to, Mart
Adson, general agent, Duluth, MINI,
430 West Superior street. %
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-13
The most refined tented enterprise on earth
Gonnlar Bros.
Greatest OF American
Shows

MILLION DOLLAR MENAGERIE and roman hip
podrome 100 premier acts given in big rings elevated
stages and IN mid air; clowns, champion riders Of
the world; the famous Petit family Eufopes greatest
acrobats; the flying Mazzettas; the Landown troupe
statute artists troape of saeriasts
heard of poderous elephants Daisy Tile playful baby
e1ephant;a Vack Vark Africa; fhe Sonly sacred
white camel the only living black ftom
the river Nile. An without
peer Nowthe biggest best. EVERY morning at
10ocock The iargest the most street
display The world open ens o sarge beasts
massive steam piano score Of bands df nsic
and historical and - illogical CHARACTERS
THGO srrffiiiIiirIlsdiIleb 8aiily
E6affs MI iaaas II. II.
FOR he performance 5ne Eour
ater. Will Re seen tiBismarck, Friday, June:16
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-13

Ancient witchery was believed In by
only few but the true merit Of De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve is known by
every one who has used 1t for boils,
sores. letter, eczema and piles. Sold
by B. e. Jones. E5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-13

18th Of July and the 500 Line.
One fare for the round trip between
all nations on the 500 Line. Tickets
on sale July L, 2, 3 and 4, good return
Ing July s, 1906.
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One Fare Plus fry Gents.

One Fare PIus 'FHty Cents
On account of the Grand Lodge I. o.
o. F. at st. Paul, June 18th to 18th on
account OF Installation OF Civil War
Flags and trophies, June 14th the
Northern Pacific will sell round trip
tickets good returning to June 18th for
one fare plus fifty cents. >.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-13

500 Line Excursions to st. Anne de
s7eaupre, Que.
July 1, . and -, 1905, tickets good
returning until August 81, 1905. Stop
overs allowed In Canada On return
trip. Rate for round trip from sta.
tons Minneapolis to Weyerhaeuser
$4,000, Prentice $27.75, 'Heasford Jet.
$4,000 and from Rhinelander, Wis. to
Manistique, Mich, $500. "
Ask nearest 500 Line agent for ad.
vertising matter and particulars.
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One Fare Plus TWO Dollars.

On account of the National Turner.
fest at Indianapolis. Ind, June 21st to
25th, inclusive, the Northern Pacific
Will sell round trip tickets for one
fare plus two dollars from June 18th
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Toronto and Rsturn $4,000

s0gSHt0 3aUu uSturu 4ZV.uU M
Account the international Sunday
School association meeting at Toronto
Canada, the Duluth, South shore and
Atlantic Raihway. announce the fol.
lowing low roand trip rates from
Duluth: 81,
AN rail, direct ...... $1,000
Rail TO sSault Ste. Marie,
Steamer TO 0wenf Sound,
thence rail TO Toronto. 2s50
fIncludfng meals and
berth rona steamer.)
iRaH to. Isl. Ieaace, ID. & q.
stsamersto Part Huron
ands rail tosTOrcnto. e. sf9.sE
Molketson sale Jnne 18Th, lsth. 2ist
md aad, which sran bet extended ~
return pasage up to August 25th. sFof
full particulars regarding other routes
Fand ntss. sndffr Aseping. tars rsssr;
Fyataen, 11ase sapply ito Mart sAss1nnl
PsaAsral faGdat fI1uluSh. sldinn.. Esd
Wet Supertor street
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WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN

WEEhl4I ANlF DOLIEi lin
EXTRACTS FROM CORRESPONDENTS REPORTS.
BARNES LanonaGIan looks wet lands aax about all
Welt saa vigorous
sa s1os, aaR eo *
AbertEverythng growing hneyow lands
BoTT1NEAU omemee-crops growing hne but quite weedy
,s ana aey sssy
cTomwe seeding about finished. Franoserops and
ss y ss aa gas
CAVALIER looked finer this time of
Sss"sE DOING
pieces o. weedy Poar-drain looks 6ne -
" growing sss "ss sss g
westfeld-Everything looks promising.
EDDY sheyeune-An crops look fine; seeding finished.
fax spring 0reaking little wet for fax
GRAND s look fine
s e1 so By
grain up and ooIng Sne; Some from high Winas
ssss* @
LAMouRE-Grand Rapds-Au crops look promising.
Observation-Disclosures
MeIEAN-Msrtn -E1ceent Weather for crops Of al kinds
as sns
breaking being done.
MCINTOSH wishek-Flaz all all grain looks fine.
and greatly improved
i is
ge scSs x fast se Peters
s
~ e an s sse "ss' doing
:ss'ss
s sssag ss doing
getting the
sHas ss :oh wheat
t Seeding Gs Haf
STARK Gadstone-Grain doing finely reseedng
seeding done; wheat doing fne
y sharon-crops progressing very nicely
x s sos
seeding nearly done; grain looks fine. :.
TRAILLWebe. unfavorabc fax generally sup
sss have made splendid the past weeks outlook very
looked better this time
pfovng Conditions good @A peter
siss sss
*sss sss sss ES:sy
ing Bur1ingt grain looks fine. Donnybrook-
Wheat inches high flax two
good shape McKinneycrops in conditions
nearly all E.
WELLs-Bowdon-Gran growing fnely getting quite
s ,ea Iao doing sa ws e e
looked
a9ss is, " sss s. n.,
Clothing
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Two Personally Acenducted Excursions
Chicago to AsbGry Park Via
New York.
Over the Pennsylvania Hines, leaving
Chicago Thursday, june gsth, via Pan
Handle Route at 1905 a. M, fare
$21.a5 Also Saturday, July LIST, at
l:o0 p. m, over the Fort Wayne Route,
fare $2s.35 round trip. Coaches and
sleepers on both trains through with.
out change. Tickets also sold for
regular trains June Goth and 30th, July
list ana I'd. Tickets via Washington
at same rate. Stop-overs allowed at
Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia,
and New York. W.
For full information address G.. l..
Thomson, f. p. a., Pioneer Press
Bldg, iSt. Paul. FL. ,-.r., r
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BISMARCK LODGE, IA. r. & "A. M. 4 No. S.
s--Meets FIRST and third Mondays in each
month At Masonic hall. w f.. Eochrane, w.
M, Burt Finney, Secretary. 5S d
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) COMMANDER1
TANCRET,

TANCRED COMMANDERY, KNIGHTS
Templar, No. ]. Meets third Thursday in
each month at Masonic hall, Dakota block.
w. A. Dillon, E. c. Murdock Mckenzie,
Recorder.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-13

BISMARCK. CHAPTER, mo. il, 70. e. is.
= Meets sfrstiiand third Fridays in each month
ut. Masonic hall Dakota block. Emma B.
Falconer sW. M. !; Hattie Skelton, Secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-13
a. q. sU W.

81 a. O.sUEW.
'BISMARcKaLoDGE.No. leo. MEETS THE
ist. ahda Sd pTuesdayssatsL. o, OF hall at
O'clock John M Iauehlin. M. W.; Brad
g ley G. Marks recorder
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-13

lam prepared to furnish you with
special designs in fancy and orna-
mental glass for doors and church
windows OF all descriptions. Call at
Faunce's, and see these goods in
natural colors,