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Arizona republican., 1905-01-30
Thai He Who Runs May Read

we make the proclamation in the biggest type the printer will give us for this space that the pork chops, pork tenderloins, spareribs and saul sages, etc, you get from us are not On- iy as absolutely fresh as meat ought to be, but tender, juicy and of the fine flavor to be had only in properly corn fed pork.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-30
DANGER.

CT must say enjoy a piece of dan ger" said the man who affects bravado.
 "Is that why you gave up your auto nohile2" asked the sarcastic friend.
 t'No, thats wEy I go on foot in the street. where other people run automo- piles. .'-NEe shinetnn Star
Arizona republican., 1905-01-30

Christ was sent to save the world. and he says: As the Father sent me, even so l send you" John the Baptist was a man sent Of God. The apostles were sent Chat is the meaning Of the word apostIe); Paul was sent to the Gentiles. You are sent to your gener- ation.
 An offering for the Missionary union was taken at the close uI the service.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-30

Hoghe's Chop House, famous for big fresh oysters. fine steaks and the ia nous HOghe Hamburger.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-30

Go to Dan Curry for notariaI work and all kinds legal blanks. Wickenburq.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17
Land Bargains.

We r dealing in lands. We have
lands for sale in all parts of the
country, from the Pacific to the At
lantic, from the Gulf to the far north.
1t is entirely immaterial to us which
lands we sell. What we are after is
to please you = and we can do it.
Let us know just about what you
want, whether you want land for
general farming Or for stock or fruit
or poultry raising, or whether you
want it for home or for cutting cord
wood or what. If for general farm
ing or stock-raising say also whether
you want prairie or timber or mixed
timber and meadow. Also if you
have any choice as to climate or
state. If you would also say about
how much land you would like to
have we can probably make you an
offer at once and save unnecessary
correspondence. In addition to the
large tracts we have secured the sale
of a number of scattered pieces, many
Of them cultivated, and nearly all of
them great bargains. The following
are some Of these bargains but we
have many others, SO if you don't see
listed just what you want, don't think
that we may not have it but write or
call ON US anyway:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17
Alabama.

A. /. 80 Acres. fine land, nice
spring, 4 miles to r. r. station and
~ mile to boatlanding. Owner is old
and must sell. Only $4,000. No inn
provements, but a fine pice Of land.
A. 2. 20 Acres nicely improved,
good buildings, good water, 600 peach
trees; also apples, pecans, persimmons,
figs, English walnuts, mulberries etc.
Only $1,000.
A. 8. 40 acres. Nice fruit, but not
so much as No. 2. Near boatlanding
etc. Only $1,000.
A. 4. 40 acres. Well improved. Lots
Of fruit and good location. $1,000 for
quick sale. Unimproved land here
worth from $25 to $50 pr. acre.
A. 5. 40 acres. River through it.
Nice 4-room house. Can be added to.
Lots Of fish. The location makes this
an ideal place for a hotel or winter
resort. 1t is dirt cheap at $500.
Send for additional list of Alabama
lands. We have lots of them. Some as
low as S. pr. acre, worth much more.
Alabama is one of the best states in
the Union both in climatic, money
making and Other respects, and you
make no mistake if you settle there.
We cannot list everything, but we
have lands in just about all the South
ern states. If there is anything spe-
cial you want, just say what it is, and
we shall let you know what we can
do for yOu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17
South Dakota:

We have some fine lands in this
state nea Yankton at prices ranging
from about $40 up. But they are all
highly improved. If interested, send
for special list. At the present we
will only mention:
S. D. 1. 100 acres. 4 miles from
Violin, 3 miles from Wakonda. 100
acres plowed. Balance rough. All
fenced. Good six room house, barn
and other buildings. Plenty of apple
and cherry trees. 8 acres native tim
Der. Only $35 pr. acre but must be
sold at once
S. D. 2. 100 acres. Fall River Co.
Wire fenced. Only $3.50.
S. D. 8. 800 acres. Hyde Co. Only
81 pr. acre.
S. D. 4. 100 acres. Hughes Co.
$3.50. Send for special S. D. list. We
have a great many cheap lands in Au-
rora, Charles Mix, Douglas, Faux,
Hand, Mcpherson and Marshall coun-
ties.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

on land, also shed room for 60 head
Of cattle; a fine opportunity for the
right party. Price, 50 per acre
D. 81. $40 acres, 8 miles from He
bron. A fine level section Of good
land, 81 per acre.
D. %. $40 acres adjoining Ante
lope, n of the finest sections in the
country, $3.50 per acre.
D. %. An A. i improved ranch Of
$4,000 acres at $3.50 per acre in West
ern North Dakota.
D. "a. An unimproved tract Of
1850 acres at $3.50 per acre, suitable
for general farming and stock raising.
Has good soil and is well watered by
springs and creeks. Will retail at
from So to $40 and offers a great op-
p%ortunity for a safe investment.
D. 25. 100 acres. Dickey co. 125
acres cultivated. Balance in pasture
and fenced. No buildings as owner
here now. A fine piece of land. Only,
SIS pr. acre.
We have other specials, but write,
us and say what you want.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

tore H11blifum oIorig bbgres arap ON
|GF11nemfbrelien at faaoonne 2obe.
Maar iom belf ct 5orlag al oennc
N(ri fpmmer frem, ion man u6enl1n6.
togelie bore filter pao, at set lou.
lalcte uarap" biorprer fra SLIDER,
Ser bar Snteresie al at faa poelagt
NanDelen mes eller Mperterinqen at
luaocnne Me6ictner.
@Janot Sc Soft, ser oirefte er i1-
tercsisreoe / at bisle Meoiciner faur
Ell ,etferoig 8ebanoling fra 2op-
einningens sioe, er Sc minore 2ano-
banolere / tpnot befolfeoe 2anos0ele,
bpor ser life er Smfatning / Meoi-
cinidget NOT til at boloe ct Mpotbef
eoaenoe, og bpor ser iffe er 2ege
at foo. 9isle @onolenoe fgrer oa
ielser 8atentmeoiciner, % set piloe
sisre oeres Gorretning megen sfa0e,
bbis nogle at De Gorilag, iom mi
ligger for / enfelte Statslegislotl,rer
OH oenne Gag, iful6e blipe til 2ope.
2an6bonolere er life ioaleoes Itille6e,
Cd De itrar fan tage Gorbolosregler
iii oeres 8e1fpttelie. Men Sc uoqigr
cit flor og fortienith1lo @las1e Mco-
bcrsere, og oeres @ettiebeoer fortie-
ner ct toges 8etrastning.
(Tbe Mattonal 46oertiier).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

Fabf 2egeme eIler bIibe fboot en- for
frgblet Soiot2 4an 9r. s. nj giere
pua0 ban lplter? &pis life, bpor er
Iaa bans -frie @ilie?
@poo nttoe @r. s. ipnes ON en-
@11sbonoe, Ser rpooe0e, plpieoe %
iaaeoe Marfen, og iaa, naar Soften
Tonight og pll,ffe0e uo Sc Nfz,, Ser
finn boooe to &orn /, og iioen iatte
Sl6 pua &eIten, foroi Sc bap0e mere
enc to aorn / offset? Giloe 9r. s..
onie Ell ioooon @usbon0e for at bono-
lie form1ftigt? 9og er bette netop
bpao @r. SIS @uo piloe giere, ON
ban ffuloe frelie fun en- rlioen Slot"
al raocnoe 8ibliomoniafer, og ii6en
laoe &eiten tilintetgisres, for0i Sc
bapoe libt mere 8io / Sfallen.
&por CT 2ogifen benne / en- iaa6nn
Giloiofi?
@nom1 CT Ser nogle = %formooent-
Zig nogle tnn6lpie &jerringer, Ser
ipsrger efter Sc gamle Stier, efter
Sen berlise> rblonoe6e Sanobeb, flyer
ST. s., og meo lin lille 2x4 Giloiofi
tror ban at h1nne niie bem. r2tplens
@an6s rene Jloo, ifinnen0e iom &rp-
ltol, at uonel6e fra CUBS og Cant
NETS Irone!!" Genf, bpor paffert!
Gent, bpilfet itorartet Materiale for
ct npt tuin1oaorigt &ige! @por lange
mon Sc forbliper / 8ara6iiet? @bor
mango Sgienlpsninger pil Sc iffe
trenge / Sc t1tiin6 Mar?
Spilfet tenfenoe Menneife btloe
life beller, ON Ser intet anbet Mlter=
natip gapes, beige Silintetgierelie,
emo at tilbringe tuiin0e - eller en6=
og ct Mar, / en- iaaoan Slot? Nei,
fiere 8ror, ltif Sen Bibe / Sef, og
gaa til Mpren, gaa til 8lomiten, gaa
til Matl1ren og ipsrg ben, bba0 Sen
fan lgre Sig ON @u0, og ST oil foa
ct gonife anoet Soar. gu oil oa fin
Sc, at set Hrinctp, Ser raa6er og itp<
rer / ltniperlet, er @o0be0en og &ier=
ligbeoen iclp, at @u6 bar 0eagten,
fife 9iGpelen, % at alting er unoer=
foltet gpofutionens b%elgigrenoe Sob
- bans egen Nat1;r og at alle
Menneifers 6l1lofommenbe6, life Sc
res Sgienlssning, er set Moal ban
bar fat Jig, og lom ban ogiaa oil fllo<
fore.
goers for Splpsningens 6remme,
g. &.
&i bar en6nu ct o116et Gpur til
Sal 9at5e lamt ct an6et Sn0l9g fra
Sal @ot5e lelp. 9isie ntao liggc
opcr til ienere.- @eo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17
Red River Valley.

The very finest lands at from SIS
to $50 per acre. You know what the
Red River Valley is? 4.
r. r. V. 1. 800 acres, being the w.
half of Sec. 3-139-56. 200 acres under
cultivation, house, barn and we'll, 4
miles from Tower City on main line
N. P. Ry. Price 1923 per acre-easy
terms.
r. r. v. 2. 1910 acres, being all of
Sec. 25-159-5O and S. half Sec. 3O-159-
40, also S. half of N. e. quart Sec.
3O-159-49. This fine block of land lies
in one body in the Red River Valley
3h miles from ? stores, %postoffice,
blacksmith shop and 2 warehouses; 5
miles from 2 towns and 2 different
railroads. Rich black loan soil with
clay subsoil, no STONES, sand or gravel;
it is-a fine level prairie sloping to the
river. Price $25 per acre, easy terms.
r. r. v. 8. 100 acres, 135 acres I'M
der cultivation. This is a picture, has
fine grove Of natural timber. has
stream OF running water, is level as
| a floor and frst-class soil: $50 per
! acre. ,
! r; r. Y: 4: A level section Of wild
i land in Roseau Co., being Sec. 5-163-
40. A bargain-$1S per acre:
r. R. v. 5. 100 acres, AZ miles
FROM Valley City, lis under cultiva-
ton, balance pasture and meadow.
500 per acre. $25OO cash. easy terms
on balance at Z per cent interest.
R. r. V. 6. 800 acres, 2h miles
from Valley City: all under cultiva-
ton, but 40 acres pasture. Fair build
ings. Good spring of water near the
buildings. A No. 1 farm. $29.5O per
acre, cash or One-half cash.
r. R. v. Z. 100 acres prairie, Z
miles from market. Every acre can
be cultivated. ST per acre cash.
r. Z. V. g.. 100 acres prairie 3 miles
from market. SIT per acre. One-half
cash. balance easy terms, Z per cent.
r. r. v. 8. 800 acres, all under Gull
! tivation. Two miles from market. A
! bargain at $3.50 per acre.
R. r. V. 10. 800 acre farm at $1S
per acre. 800 acres improved. Good
barn and house, n half cash.
r. r. v. II. 100 acres 8 miles from
market. 100 acres improved. $18 per
acre.
r. r. v. -. 16O. acres, 8 miles from
! Valley City and 5 miles from market
at $14 per acre. One-third cash, ba-
lance on easy terms.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17
Wisconsin.

In Wisconsin we Lave lands at from
SIS per acre mp. Some Of the lands
are sold on the easy payment plan, $40
down and S. per month on 40 acre
tracts. We have some lands with
houses, others without. Also a num-
Der of special bargains:
w. 1. 12O acres, less than 4 miles
from station, only short distance
from st. Paul. Land is a black loan
with clay subsoil-very fine. On IS
acres there is saw timber and wood for
at least $4,000 (some say it will bring
$4,000. Heavy saw-maple. Is acre
cranberry marsh aid Z acre lake.
Balance can now be plowed. High
and dry. The best bargain we ever
heard of at $1S per acre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17
coueiunine ON. patentmeoiciner.

Mu og oa foretaees ser / Sc forifiel=
liae Staters 2egislaturer 6orlpg paa
at foa gjenncmfsrt 2one, gaaenoe 11o
paa ot p0elngge Solget al Sc iaa,
fal1tev @atentmeoiciner". @oao Set
er Ser ligger til Grl1no for 0isic
6oripg, er life ditto let at lie paa
S%perflo0en.
Northumberland, al bpilfe mango
%in0rpmmes at pnre al ltor &nr6i JONI
2egemi0ler, CT al Sen 9lrt 0feOiciner,
Ser melt onpeuoes al Smaafaarsfolf,
Ser life bar Moob til at betale for
Sc 0pre &ecepter. Gn Mnng0e Mell-
nelfer boer / ofiioes ggne, bpor Set
ct pmifeligt, l1n0ertiben l1m1tligt, for
Sem at faa 2GgebiGlp % for luo-
Donne pilbc 6prbuo moo Safg al
alminoelig anerfjenote % be11ptte0c
@usmi0ler bore ct meget buarot
Slag. Gu al Sc 6relngangsmoo6er.
Ser bar paret benptte6e for Bette 6or
mao!!, er +. Or. at forbDbe >Salg al
enbpcr 8atentn1e0icin, noar life Sen
f%ul6ltanoige Gormel, lum ugiagtia
bier, bporle0e5 Me6icinen er font
meniat, CT trpft og ponbeftet Mopnc-
ieo0elen paa bper SLATE eller Hoffc.
On lauoan 2op lpoer n1eget nifploig
for enbper, ser fife giper Jig Si0 til
at tGnfe nnrmere ODER, bpilfen @e-
tponing Ser ligger / ct laa0ant &oa,
buo. &iGrnen / Set er 6og intet
an6et ems iimpelt6en Sen, at forlongc
6abrifanter al i%aa0on1e il10orbeioe0c
Meoiciner til enten at truffe Jig til:
bage fra Staten meo 0eres belle
&irfiombeb, el[er til at fulte 0eres
Observation-Disclosures oobne til @f-
teriDn for bele 9onoet til bebagelig
Mf6enDtteli e fox enbper fomercie[ &i-
rat, JON faar Suit til at operipgmn1s
Marfeoet mes Gfterligninger al &c
o%prinoelige 6o%brifanters egte @orer.
ST Set lpffe0es en- Man6 pe6 @1111o,
fob, Spfin6iombe0 eller Snilfe at
finoe en- Sammenietningl iom bier
Jig at Gare at ger6i for 8efolfnil,
gen, og bringe Sen / Marfeoet, bpor.
for ifoI bo bans Gienoom fonfiiferes
og bans Gorretni11g rl1ireres? Sngen
5tat / l%tnionelt bar enom1 cit iaaoml
Sob | fine Statlttbgger.
Gen &aoltal10, at man paa benne
Mnnhe nil hp'fptte &ublifumS 5ull6-
beb, er MIminoeliebe6 en- let gielt.
nemifuelig &nmbug. Oct er Doerft
Iiialoen at ser forefomn1er @Iager
ODER 6blger11e at 8rng al 8atentms-
bieiner, og I bpert 5alo er Sc for
intet at REGIME ammenlignet n1eb 0en
nbDre 8rng, 9llblifum gier al lna-
oanne Meoieiner. Oct er ligeleoes
en- STRENGTHENING, at Ser fro set
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17
minneapolis.

5 Ossbraiil teoioiiife samfnnb.
506 Geoar @pe.1 oil ser neite Spn=
Dag @l. A font ieoronlig blipe Sore
Drag mes efterfplgenoe 9ishusiion.
Gnbper er belfommen.
lt6enbpsboen6e, ser MATTE gnlfe
ltn6erretning ON S%eolofien, fam er,
bol6e famine pe6 at tilifripe Mrs. 8.
@oIt, 37OS Upton Mpe. g., Minne-
apolts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

MO. $40 acres. Dakota co., near
Rosemount, on main road. Fine build
ings. Highly improved. $50 per acre.
Terms.
NJ. 81. u section near r. r. sta
ton, Wilkin co. Black loan soil 2 to
8 feet deep. Clay subsoil. SIG pr.
acre = $40 can stand.
NJ. %. 144O acres ear Pillager,
Cass co., only $3.50 pr. acre.
: NJ. %. 800 ere Stevens co. Level,
no stone or gravel. good water, deep
black soil. Fine land. No improve
ments. $3.50 pr. acre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

Sen tpife 9rDnprins' grpllup mes
&riniesie Gieilie pentes at fl1lle finoe
.gteo Berlin 5. s. SUM-. J.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

&oubert 8illman, Mmtoging Cot
tor Of rSimes" og en- me9et 6Dgtig
og energiif Mpisman6, afgif / Man=
bags pe6 9e6en, fun 81 Mar goanmel.
&on bop6e pGret fnpttet til rSimes"
minbre emo ct Mar, men bapbe en-
lang io%urnaltitiif @trfiombe6 at ie
tilboge paa, ioet ban ii6en fin ling
bonn bap6e beret fnpttet til 8labbirf-
iombe6 / @eoaftions=D 80 partementer=
ne / forifiellige al 2anoets iterre
8looe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

Torenin9et 9ania baboe Sirs6aQ
Mften ct inroeleS talrigt 6remmb6e
Sill 8eban0ling % 9isfusiion forelao
nemlig ct 6orilag fra Dania Mo. 1
&acine ON 5%oranoring al Msiuran-
celopene in0e1t Sc 6anife iammen-
illttte0e Toreninger / Mmerifa, ct
SSorilog iaare in6grtben6e og BE-
tp6ningsful6t for @ammenilltniu.
gems Gremtio. Com Delegater til
&onpentionen / &acine / Stunt Maa-
mes balgtes ST. Sumann, 90. 8oct
pg 81. 6. Melion.
Sen i~elifabelige Sammenfomit ii6.
lte 5gnoag gften bar iaa goot BE.
lggt, at man nee ten life fltn0e for1me
frem / @lublpfalerne, og Sc Donlen.
Sc, Ser trolig bang i til u0 poo Mor=
genen, traaOte binanoen Iipltg pao
Sperne 11n6er almin6elig 2p}tigbeo.
SITE iao faa Meolemmer at u9an-
marfs @amrer" fra ct. &aa1l bar til
ite6e> og alt bleb giort fra &omiteenS
SIDE for at gi6re set iaa fornpieliq
for @ieiterne iom mulig.
ct @atalog ODER 9anins 8ibIio=
tbef, Ser I SEN ienere Sio er bIebe1
forget meo aoffillig baroifuIo 81
teratl1r og oronet og giertnemiet at Ell
&omite meo 5orenineens flinfe oq
ibar1ige 8ibliotbefar, 6. 6. @eterier
ispioien, bill ben nern1eite 6remti1
foreIigge trpft, noget, oe Ieienoe
Meolemmer piit1of bill iatte meger
Bris paa.
Sunobeostilitanoen inoen Dania
er iar6eles goo, og for fgrite Gang
Iange Stoer Tan &osiereren, SIR
MeIion, rapportere, at Ser ingen Sp=
gebipIp er at uobetaIe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17
$. 6. Nubericn Set / Miuueapo.

$. 6. Anoericn Set I Miuueapo-
liz. &unoreoaors 9agen for $. 6.
Mnoeriens 6p6iel, 5. 2. Mpril, ser bill
blipe feiret at Danife belle @er6en
oper, life minoit Der / Mmerifa, bill
ogloa blipe min6et fer / Minneopolis.
S ct. &eoers 6anife lutberife Strife,
9. 5treet og".20. Mpe. g., oil Der
blioe afbol6t en- @in6efeit @snbaa
gftermtooog s. 2. Mpril, altiaa ielpe
@unrre0amsoagen. Set bentes, at
olle 9anife / Minneapolis oil 0eltage
/ cenne Teit, Ser life paa nogen. Mau
Sc btl fomme I &onflift mes Gorenin<
gen @o6t @aabs Set / ct Saul, iom
afbolbes Mftenen foruo. Ser arbei-
bes / oenne Sis iprtgt paa ct &ro=
gram, iom bill omfatte Galer, Gang
Splnsning m. M. Minneapolis 9m1<
ife oil altiaa fomme meo lom 9eo /
SEN ltore &ieoe al Min0efeiter for
8grne,1es itore 9igter, Ser s. 2. Mpril
bil ilpnge Jig ON bele Soroen, og iom
ogiaa onore Mationer, ser foritaar at
ifotte SEN berlige Gpentprotgtning, s.
6. M%n6erleu ifabte, oil lutte Jig til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-17

&i bar en6nu ct on6et Spar til
4ol Sat5e lamt ct anoet Sn6leg ira
Sal @ot5e ielp. 0isie n1oa liggc
obcr til ienere.- &e0.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02
Fever in South.

New Orleans. Aug. s-Ths yellow
fever situation IL not at sll hopsful
today. Tho extrsms hest and the
rain storms are increasing the spread
Of the disease and jeopardins patients.
The rains have given the city Q
thorough nushipg but Il has washed
the oil from the guttsTs. Squads Of
men are rsplenis the streets with
grease. It Is expected that new aasss
will break ont today. One case IL
reported fcso koaAgoosry. Ala.
that Of william Nnniiaheat, . planter.
who was stricken in the Montgomery
hotel. This case 10 directly traos.
able to Kentwood. Ala
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02
OPERATORS Strike
AFFECTS M ROADS
President sayt Ninety Per
Cent ARE Now Out.
Trains Are c4nsslled AID the
Flyer Tied tp The Strike
Caused " . DISPUTE
IL Wages.

St. Paul. IA. Sat noosI Prssi.
dent Perham n the Order Of Hallway
Telegraphefs claim that NINETY Pei
cent Of the operators are out and the
strike msst result in . tie-uD Of thu
Great Northern and the Northern
Pacific railrosds.
The strike was brought about over
q disputs in wages and II 10 qaite evi.
dent that the freight seFvios will b
demoralized. Trains are being can.
cellsd.
Train No. 8. known - the Bur.
linston Flyer is tied up swsnty .hvs
miles from Butte - . result a the
strike. The Northern Coast Limited
Is proceeding very slowly. Twelve
operators walked out at Butts thi,
morning.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02
witts Arrives Tonight.

New York. Aug. 2-Witte. the
Russian psace envoy. will arrive here
this evening. In . wireless message
from him today he says ~ Am afraid
the negotiations will not last week.
The japanese conditions are too In
tolerabls 70 admit Of . lengthy dis
ousaiou. Am happy 70 visit Amsri-
o. and I an glad 70 sxahange psT.
sonal intefcourse with President
Roosevelt to whom I shall present
greetings Of the emperor. I an In
no wise connected with any dnsn.
cial afRair on this trip Gnd ~ only
missior 10 70 negotiate for pesos. -
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02
THE BENNINGTON
DISASTER A CRIME
The Ships Boiler Was De-
fective.
Court of Inquiry Will Not Con-
sure the Officers but Pass
1t Up to q Higher
Authority.

Ban Diego. OAlif.. Aug. 2-From
an ofacial source It 10 learned that the
Bennington disaster was due to the
ships boiler being fatally defective
from 10 long usage. The discovery
10 also Deds that is 10 criminal neg
lect thst caused the death Of the sixty
men on the vessel. The court Of In.
quiry will not csnsure the officers Of
the Bennington but will pes the mat.
Ter up 70 higher authority.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02
After Wilson'S seaip.

Washington Aug. 2-Ths 0outhsru
Cattle association. through IL prssi.
dent and secretary. 10 making . aeros
and telling attack on Secretary Wilson
and the whole agricultural department
in general. They are urging sweep.
ing reforms In the matter Of Issuing
cotton reports. The of1osrs claim
thst the past exposures ore divertina
public attention from, the main issuo.
1t 10 believed here that President
Roosevelt 10 waveripg In his fidelity
toward Wilson.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02
RiotinR In San Juan.

San Juan. p. R.. Aug. Rioting
thst began last night was resumed
this morning but the police are said
10 have the situation we'll in hand.
The sioting was due to the lonsshoye.
men strikins for an inoreass In wages.
which was refused. One thousand
men. armed 70 the teeth, marched
through the streets and gave battle 70
the police. Five were killed and
forty were wounded.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02

RECTOR'S SON WEDs-Rev. and
Mrs. ]. Montgomery Mcbride received
. telegram this morning. announcing
the marriage Of their son Jack. Tues.
day evening August Ist. 1905. at the
summer home Of the brides parent,
In Kilbourn City. Wis. to Miss Name
D. Snider The young couple while
on their wedding trip will reach Flor.
snce early in September and visit a'
et. Alban . rectory. Mrs. Arthur
Bates Vance will extend her visit
with her parents rntil after the arri.
val Of her brother and his bride.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FREMONT.

H. o. Guild. Chicago; Fred Lord.
Lawrence; D. J. Freeman. Law
renee; q. II. Richardson. Colorado
eprinss: ". A. Wilson. Ban FrsL.
cisco; B. o. Adkins. Pipestone
Ars. Biilipgs. Storm Lake; Aman
Moore city; r. A. Sullivan. Dem
yer: e. II. Hsndriokson. 6t. Louis:
r. o. Hills. Denver; @. r. Bart
lett. Denver; ". Il. Nsn. Denver |;
Ohas. B. BohoonmAksr. Wilmington.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02

COLUMBINES-Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Patterson received = box Of
beautiful columbines today from Mr..
and Mrs. Evan L. James 1t Jefferson
Colorado.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02
Live Stock Receipts.

Chicago, Aug. 3-Ths rscsipts Of
hogs In the Chicago market today was
1900; Kansas City 1900 and Omaha
1000.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02

GARD PARTY-Miss Carrie Sweet
and Miss Frances Warner have sent
out invitations for . card party they
will give Thursday evening.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02

NEW SIGN--J. H. Jansen this
morning painted . new panel sign ON
the display window Of T. NJ. Howells.
the jeweler.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02

Dance In Morgan hall Friday nigh
after the concert. 8l-3,
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02

BUYS OIL INTEREST-B. B.
Burton. who some time ago severed
his connection with the Florence Oil
company. has purchased the interest
Of George Columbia In the Frazer Oil
company. constituting about one. hfth
OF the holdings Of the company. The
depl was put through last Monday.
The directors of the company held .
meeting ON that day and elected Mr..
Burton to the office of president and
general manager. He has taken hold
Of the reins and will push the com.
pany 70 the front Of tue Independents
producers Of the Florence field. Mr..
Burton hes recognized ability In ths
oil business and the Frazer company
will have no regrets for the infusion
OF new blood in the conosrn. Ar.
Columbia 10 now out Of the oil busi.
mess In this oitv and will devote bic
energies to his numsroas Interests In
and about Florence.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02

For coal and feed see Millar "th'
transfer man." phone 50. ST.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02

Don't forget the regular Friday
night dance. 81.SS
The daily tribune., 1905-08-02
...reeaI neU....
Masters docs kodak finishing. so-4l

]. F. Terrence writes New York
Life Insurance. Office over Yelton's
Drug Store. 114-tf