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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25
High Low Close

wheat High. Low Close.
July. 80. S71-4. Ht-2
Sept. IS IS. Sc 3-s. S.
Dec. 80 Is. SO SIS. s71-2.
May. 81 IL. 50. 90
Corn
July. 673-s. bg1-2, a.
Sept. IA 7-s. "a 8-s. "a II.
Dec. 49,. a. ~. 47b-8
May. a. 3-s. a "a, F71-4
Oats
July. 81 rs. ~. 81 -
Sept. 20 5-s. - rs. 20.
Dec. 30 IA. 20 IS. 293s
May. ~ Is. 81 3-s, 81 3-s.
Pork
Sept. 1910. 1895. 1910
Closing Liverpool wheat. septsm-
Der c. Esd. December 0a sd.
NEW YORK. July "a. The fol
lowing were the Stock quotations
today.
Amalg Copper. 1894. 50 Is. 50 3-s.
Am. Sugar. l39. i3s "a. i39.
BROOK. Il. r. O. IS. O. -. 81 AZ.
PEG Gas. t04 "a. lO4 u, l04 IL.
Metropoi. i2G "a i25 IS, RS 5-s.
u. S. Steel, "a IS. 80 %, 80 "a.
4. s. S.. pfd. i02 IS. iOi "a. 10l 81
Atehiaon. Sc II. 50 IS. So.
- a. O.. Ii33-S. 1t2 rs, if3.
Canadian Pac.. 1902 IL. i5f. t52 IL.
Erie. a. 7-s. 45 IS. 90 "a
l.. 4 N. t44 IL, 1873 -, li3 3.s.
Mo. pae.. IS "a. "a IA. "a IL.
Penn. l4f1-4. 140 rs. IA
Reading. i03 3-s. l02 i-s. 102 "a.
Rock Island. 80 IS. 30 "a. 30 IL.
South. Pac.. @ "a. % IL. GO rs.
81 Paul. i79 IA. i7s Ia. rs IS.
Union Pae.. i2s IS. 127 SIS. iz7 "a.
Ia Cent. les.
N. Y. Cent. 144 Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25
~.

q 500
Green Lake eottaae ruthnn and hath
aiN lots all cleared and in Eafdsu.
price s. -. easy terms fine place fer
chickens and garden.
81 30
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FAnA At
GREEN LAKE -ruom house and
five lots every ineh Ia garden ard
berries fNhAfti of n treca fine euW
o. chickens and - rabbits good auts
buildings THIS place viii make
Neod 1xtnk for the riFht people =
snap At this figure. easy terms
fao
on kIkNEAH Park CAR LINZ
ENfE%HIUN=s fenfn hnuss. lot -
10 the RHsN ia perfect prvperiB ~
this district iH krafrs a. this uguFnb
better see ~ about o., would eun4
slider an exchange for a-ruum modern
house IN geod location
u9o
~ nNNfu esFWnm house. at modern i'm
pruNefmrutn4 mrar state university
corner lot fine VtrN can give very
easy terms 81 wolid consider trade
for lots or aEFraFw
MERRITT REALTY co.
- New York Heck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25

II doea the family washing In one
hour. Guaranteed 10 wash the fin
est fabrics and not tear or rub them
20 pieces. Washes the heavy pieces
as well as the small. and as clean.
The only rotary with steel ball gear
inga. Children run u washing the
clothes as fast as mother can put
them on the line. Price $1,000
1900 down. $500 per week.
We have few OF the "a and 16-
inch warranted Lawn Mowers left
that we are almost giving away.
Some = in. by 3-ply Rubber Hose at
.ssssss .t...... .......s.s. S2.,lO
Some soc Grass Hooks for 80. 35c
Some 3i.a5 Hose Reels FOR. : 4 90
All lengths N-Cut and one Man
Saws, foot ,-...s.....r.t.s.s 1Ae
Boyutan's Double Cutting Ruck
saws s+ss...tss .s.sss.s.ss. L .thD
Jack screws for rent. Zoe day.
Guns Ammunition and Fishing
Tackle
c. W. BoYNToN SAW & HARD
WARE co.
goo Pike St Cor. Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25
The MARKETS

Tuesday morning commission row
did large business. There were
not as many goods arriving on
Monday. but more was selling. Fall
vegetables arc beginning to arrive
in abundance The harvest of fall
goods tAis year will be very heavy
compared with former years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25
A CHARMING MEDICINE.

It charms away your pain. No
matter what ails you: "a headache. a
toothnehe. a sprain. "A stomach ache.
neuralgia. rheumatism. and all pain,
Or. Miles Anti-pain pills will
charm IL away In a few minutes,
Never sold iu bulk. First package
benefits. or money back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25

TOwANDA. Pa. July 25.-Bigler
johnson was hanged this morning
for the murder Of his wife and her
niece. johnson confessed that aft
er killing the victims he set fire TO
tho house. burning the bodies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25

.tttttttttttttttt
I'D. Farrell. President Of the =
4 Great Northern Steamship a
4 company, ordered the Dakota 4
4 10 proceed 20 Seattle. The Da- 4
n iota sailed At 1s0b .. m. from \
4 Port Townsend.
ttttttt ttthtt 4
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PORTLAND. Ore. July rs

= PORTLAND. Ore. July vs.
: city Attorney MeNary states
= that the city has no authority
= 20 prohibit bookmaIing and
. pool selling at the IrvinFton
= race course and that the matter
. should be left 20 the county au-
= thorities. Neither the city nor
4 county authorities have taken
> any steps 10 prevent gambling
= NJ the race track course. which
= II IN progress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25

Report furnished by Downing.
Hopkins q Go. tinc.I. brokers. S0A
s05 aud 306 Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25

CHICAGO. July 25.-The follow
ing we're the quotations on the
Board OF Trade today:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25
Star Want AID. Agencies

Want ad. otfies. Easlsy's DRUG
store, Second and Pike. Phones
sunss. soeoi Ind. 1854
c. ~ lohndrotf, cigar store sis
Second Avenue.
Quaker prus store, tots First. Ave,
p. n. Mullen. sal Ballard Ave SP.
posits City Halt
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing Street
and Fremont Ave.
Thax Maria "A ,asteFficr RenAon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25

fOh EAltiAN0Es.
The following properties
No 10 acre good wheat land east
srn. viii raise = bushels wheat per
acre.
80 IN room hotel and l0t ecE1a0
modern building. all furnished.
no. sis acres improved. on Eemtun
car line At Matheaou Station on
Boulevard Heutou line.
No s--iiz acres IN Fontaneli Add, on
Rcuton line.
No B-iiiz acres. 2 miles from Auburn
at ~. r station all under cultivn-
ton.
principally cedar. 4 miles from SkaE-
II river.
No 7-,s Interest IN good stock hard
ware and building. doing good bust
No s-o-room country hotel. lot i0oxs5.
ali full
All 81 the above property clear Of debt
and good title viii exchange any one
or all for city property.
ROOM ~ UNION BLOCK,
7Ia First Ave
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lnsoauration

or buffet grill service on Northern
Pacific new trains between Seattle
and Spokane. July goth. First class
service on this train. leaving Seattle
daily az D. m. see
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
THE STATE OF WASHING
TON FOR KING COUNTY. IN
PROBATE.
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:. 4
. RATES FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
y Situation Wanted Ads Ore In
ssrtien Free
Additional Insertions OF stt-
uaticn wanted ads TIVE cents
line
-hEIP WANTED
AND AL OTHER ADS
Gre Cent = Word
One week. cents . live pe'
y Insertion
six words or fraction teereot
70 the line. cash N advance
when charged to account aetn@i
number Of lines as set VIII Dc
e~anted No advertisement o.
ie~s than two lines taken. ah,a
minimum price for an "ad =
c~nts Sin Insertions maoe
Cor TIE price Of i've when eA@h
y 10 pald
TO ADVERTISERS :
Siasstfication cannot be guar
snteed after ~ o'cioch
Wsnt sd effiea Rsaieys
= prus Sters. Second ard Pike.
' Phones. Sunset eoeoI Ind iiS3 Z
eee-e%e&ss@@S-e%eee@%%@@-Ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25

SHE Builders
hoRAN BROS COMPANY. EnKiBosFn
and Shipbuildsrn, Dry Docks. Lum-
her Milln. Seattle.
Taiiorinu School
kffFfEKN Ladies Tailoring College
So Eitel Bldg Phone. Main ass
Timber aaua
THINKER claims ln Northeastern orefon
10 be located ~ once. =. 9. BYera
a Co. so Arcade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25

Adams a brooks. re9iatervd attnrnoye
in patent aud trade work chunrn W
years experience In Seattle, Col,
man block "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25

Adama. Frank ~, registered attorney
Ia patent and trade work rauaeu
" years experience Ia Seattle Col.
man Mlnek. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25

rxqRN'FH soafaatssa Pepwick a
Il wronVc. A. years eHpsfPneo ~
Washington. Seattle offics a. Burke
building Guide Hook FREE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-25

FARMR RANCHES AND ACREAGE
- have hundreds 81 farms and
rnurhsa improved and unimuruvrd
suitable Tor dmiFVtuF poultry fruit
or vegetable. N you want ranch
or acreage. call and see me. A. ".
Newell fie Marion 81
aa
"a ACRES on 9Th St east u Green
Lake. n fine tract. 4 bargain. $40
A H newell IIa Marion 81
For cioss-in acreaKs. zee Douglas
Ross. Ericsson HldE LII
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-01

IeuBeruneen ieiteng zines oeutlher
@eianoten ie5r speifelbaft erlheiner,
9bhit mabriheinlib fino fte In. ber
Wieoeraabe p6Uia perorebt.
Set einiaer Beit lit in Dem flo.
meitlihen Teile Nrabien's, Dem
2anbe gen1en. tpelbea rDmineq sur
Tirtei aebDrt, in benz fib aber sabt-
reihe fleine Eiriten Dber Stommes-
bdupter %befinoen, bic fib lire unabs
bdn9igteit erba(ter baben, elm Nuf.
ftano geaer bic tirtiibe 6erridaft
I'M @ange. Wan bat bis iebt rlr
penie Bpm ibm eebDrt, es iheint
aber. als tpenrt er IdDr siemlih be-
beutenoe DimenfiDnen aneenpmmen
babe. Cine Depeibe pom Is. Wpril
bebauptet, bic Sauptftaot Cana babe
iih ben Hebeuen ergeben uro Die
2ebteren fdidten fih iekt CUR 8ela.
aerung BEG OrteS Wonafa an. Die
Sage lit Ensueifelbaft iebr emit; benr
tpenr Der Mufftenb in Men1en grfnlo
baben ioQte, miro er fid iebenfaus
meiter auSoebnert unb oant1 pirb Die
girtei ihmer su tdrnpfen baben. nm
fiG ben Befib Nrabien' 8 au erhalter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-01

~ ~ ~ ~StiAk D68hS
bradt uuroen. Der Beiub oeS &6s
nigs bat unsueifelbaft pplttiide Yes
oeutung; er mar ieoenfaqS als cine
Denomination Der ruiitib=englilben
Sreunoihaft geoadt unb io0te cine
Nrt @eaenaemiht geee1t bic WiniIters
8ulammentunft in Beneoi9 biloen.
Dem &Dnigsbeiub miro oenndhit
aub elm Beiuh engliiber 8rieas.
ibiffe in fran3biifden @ewdfiern fol-
gen. Bmiihenourh miro 86nie III.
fonS BON Gpanien auf ieiner Hunoa
reiie in Den europdiiben 6auptitdo'
ten in Haris eintreffen uno BORT iebs
Gage bleiben. Dieter 8eiuh mirs
aber mol feline arobe politii6e Bea
oeutung baben, oer iunae SER mill
ith mol nur einmial Baris erinoIib
anieben. -
ueber WarottD bat man In Der
lebten WDhe iebr tpenige gebDrt.
Nus ganger puroe eerteloet, Der
@raf BON 9attenbab, oas Sberhaupt
Der oeutihen @eianotihaft. Die nab
| sSes aeben uno init Dem Sultan eis
men 0anoelsuertrae abiblieBen fol-,
babe in einem Snteruietp ertl6rt,
Deutiblano ertenne Die 8eribtiaune
oes franaDiiiden @inHuiies nibt an
uno miinibe, ieinen eiaenen @inHuB
in MarotfD berart su ftdrten, onB
oas 2anb als Elm arbeitsfeto fir
oeuiibe Idtigteit unter 6eutldem
Sbub benust ueroen f6nue. Wit
anoern Wurten, Deutlhlano beab'
Iihtigte Elm Broteftprat iiber WarDtto
su etablieren. gs braudt moi nift
J erft nelaet .su meroent oab fplfe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-01
0mrdb 9nnamtt aerettet.

Wan6mal miro cine brennenoe Sta6i
ourd Gprensen nit 9Dnamit s~erettet
oamit Die 5lammen li6 ni6t aus6reiter
f6nnen unb 5uweilen bdlt Der 6uiten Ic
.lfn9e an, baB man 9pnamit antuenoer
mDhte. B. &. @rab BON Calhoun. Ga.
idreibt: Meine Gruu bate einen I6tpe,
ren Suiten, oer iie Die gauge @a9t mad.
belt. Sic nabm Or. Sings Meue Gnt.
oefuns fir 6uiten unb @rfdltune nut
uuroe 9ebeilt. 3u haben BEL s. 8alteDer
4 gon, Geo. s. S. S6miot, @isent.
uso Qo. 8reiB, 9reis so @ts, un6 81.
garontiert. BrObeilai6e frei.
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alar fir Mfttpn.

Wenn Der &6rper bur9 0r. Sings
9eue 2ebensz BiIen flat seuta6t tpor6en
1T, f6nnt Sbt es an Der @eiidtsfarbe,
Dem 2eu6ten Der @usen uno Der Sc.
ftisfeit Der Musfeln erfenner. gu baden
BET S. aalteber & Son, SEQ. s. s.
S9niot, Gisept, nno Gb, 9reiB, 9reis
n @ta.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-01
cages . A%seutafetten.
n I a n 3.

8ei @reenpille in Sao : Caro-,
Tina ranrte Elm Speaialsug in einen
Srabtaug binein. Ser 6etaer oea
3ugeS tuuroe getDtet uno mebrere
Bafiaaiere tpurber perlebt.
Sn SEEM Me1tto 1T ber @iien=
babnperfebr ourh ben itarfen Negen
Der lebten Gage fait uoqitdnbta I'M.
terbrDhen uDroen. 8afiaeiere oer
Santa= es8ahn muBten in @alut
uno 2as Begas uneefd9r leh8aia
Stunoen lieeer bleiben.
= uniere Gegieruns ipu in ibrer
lebten Wnte Die fubaniihe Wegierune
nabbriflih oarart gemahnt baben,
ben gerpflihtunaen bes 8lattsM men.
Dement'S n~adSutummen, npr alien
ben 8~eftimmunaeu iiber bic Sanies
rung uno &einbaltuna Der fubani.
ihen StGote.
Die @ranbiurp in Chicago bat
Die sm0lf Sihrer oes Streifs Der
5ubrleute Der geribnDruna ange'
tlagt, Der Streit bebnt fib beftqn.
Dig aus uno tGalim fommen Stras
Bentrauaqe uDr, in oenen 2eute per.
munoet neroen.
Nuslanb.
Nm Samstaa mpraen eegert 2
uhr As Winuten puroen in Der
Staot @enf in Der Sbmets itarfe
groitDBe ueripGrt. Die 2eute, aus
Dem Sblafe aufaenedt. itiiraten err
ihredt auf bic StraBe. bod puroe
in @enf nur geringer Sbaoen a1ge'
ridtet. Die GroitbBe puroen i'm
gansen Canton Wauis aeipirt. Sin
einiaen OFTEN tpuroen 6duler bes
lhdoiat. Im itarfiten fuarer bic
StDBe in Der @egeno BON gbamo'
mir. Sn Nraentieres muroe Die &ir,
DIE 10 erihiittert. baB man befiirb.
tet, iie miro suiammenfaaen, Iud)
in Jranfreih ipirte man oas grb'
beben. Gus 2pDn unb anoeren Or
ten tommen oiesbealglibe Nab'
ridten.
- Su Der pplnifben Staot Gaen.
itDban fam e8 smiiben Streitern
uno 8oliaiften su eineHl blutigen
~3uiammenftuB. In Dem bier Streiter
getDtet fein iOaen.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-11
the DAKOTA

The LARGEST Freight Carrying Vessel
Afioat VIII Soon Start on Trim
Around the World.
The great Dakota, sister chip to the
Minnesota Of the Great Northern
Steamship company, viii be delivered
to her owners March 20. The ship
wdll take on about q half cargo, con
ststing Of $4,000 tons; OF coal and
mere handise between that date and
April 8, and will THEN sail for the
orient. Il
The Dakota will go clear around
the world ON this trip, making the
voyage into eastern waters by. the
way Of the cape OF Good Hope. and
thence northeastward to Chinese
waters. It has been scheduled 60
that the ship will. arrive at HouRoug
lust about the tdme the Minnesota
reaches Seattle. Then both vessels
will discharge cargo and reload,
starting in opposite directions across
the Pacific on their regular runs.
The latest measurements Of the Da.
kota show that che Is eleven TONS
and q few pounds larger than the
Minnesota. This makes the ' vessel
the biggest freight carrier aaoat on
any sea. VA
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-11
REVIEW TAstE.

The cover of The Designer for
April shows a pretty girl holding con:
verse with a pert Easter rabbit.
Three handsome full pages In color
are given, and the fashion and millin.
cry are in perfect accord with the
spring season. A special article is
on seashore costumes for ladies and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-11

The publisher Of the Pocket Edi
ton" Of the laws has 125 pages in
type now. and the end IS not near
yet. On comparing the enrolled bills
II y found that a great many changes
have been made from the printed Bill
as originally introduced and 1t is moi
safe to rely on such copies. Send d
5 to r. D. Hoskins. Bismarck, and he
will send You an accurate edition 81
the laws OF the last legislature, a.
soon as printed sss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-11

The Oregon Agricultural College
cadet corps Is planning. TO march in
body to Portland, and camp near
the Lewis and Clark Fair grounds
during the Exposition. The cadet
corps numbers 400 members, and has
besides band Of thirty pieces. The
Washington agricultural college also
plans to send cadet corps, number
ing 300, with a band of thirty pieces,
to the fair. .@stEs>
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-11
The Dutch Again.

The Dutch Again.
The latest tangle Ia relationships
comes com - from wilkkeesharpe, Pa, and 4
as follows: ~. ..
Fdfty7sdx-year-old Sylvester Heath
was recently married to his son,in
laws daughter, and thus becomes the
ison-inlaw of lids son-in-law.
The bride, Sarah Hagenbuch, is
20 years old. She ds her fathers
child by his first wife. Hagenbuch's
second wife is a daughter qk Heath,
who, when he went to visit hds
daughter and son-in-law, met Sarah
fell in love with her, proposed and
was accepted. 100.
As she is under age, the fathers
consent was necessary, and it was
given. = TF
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-11
STATE NEWS.

laMoure county will pay bounty
Of two CENTS on gopheus during April
and one cent during May and June.
Kallm has q man who Is a Dyer by
name and q buyer BY nature. He re-
GENTLY bought a tract Of 1000 acres
Of land in Colorado with the inten-
ton Of becoming settler.
Thousands of tons Of hay and hun.
dreds Of head of cattle were burned
by q prairie fire in the vicinity Of
Glendale Thursday. 4
The three-year-old son of Chris
Heenllnessy OF Wahpeton broke through
the ice ON the Red river and was
drowned ,,a ~
The 12-year-old son of Andrew
Peterson. living near data, left home
at ! o'clock Sunday afternoon armed
with g gun and accompanied by lids
dog, for the purpose of hunting
wolves. When a short distance from
home hds horse stumbled and fell and
the boy suffered a crushed and
broken leg. The horse did not reach
home until 6 O'Clock in the evening
and members Of the family at once
started q search for him. They were
unsuccessful and returned home to
notify nedghbors. A posse was soon
organized and a systematic search
was made mad for the missing boy, who
was found about L o'clock Monday
morning, three-duarters Of mile
from the place where he had been
thrown from the horse, the boy 1,av.
ing dragged himself that distance,
with a leg broken in. several places.
In order TO- get away from pack OF
wolves that gathered around him on
the prairie during the night. The big
dog accompanying the boy on his
hunting trip, remained near him, and
was successful IN keeping the wolves
at bay. It was . night that the
youngster will probably never. forget
Three masked men entered the
Theed postofice- the postmaster's
hoor1ne-drew a gun and demanded
$3.50 the postmaster had received
that day for team. On refusal they
began burning his wife's feet. Boil
man and wife fought themselves free
and got away with the money. TIKI
robbers secured $40 OF postofics
money. 49,
Walsh county may have count,
base ball league. j..
Some trouble has been caused By
pickpockete who have BEEN operating
on trains. Detectives have been 81
the lookout and when q passenger 81
the east bound limited complained ot
the loss Of 3 roll Of about $35, tht
train detectives charged vel
dressed young fellow with the thef
and on his being searched the stoler
roll was found in his pocket. on
arrival at jamestown the thief was
placed in jail and the strongest case
possible will be made against him.
John Raymond OF Donnybrook
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-11
PER oNI.ALs.

IS Miss Jennie Atrill was an arrival
from Toronto today. She is greeting
old, friends e in the city and Will visit
here. a few days. s~f#
Mrs. Matchan returned last night
from q trip, to Washburn. 'sE
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-11

scratched himself ON a piece of barb
wire and blood poisoning and lock
jaw set in resulting in insanity.
The great steamer Dakota is
scheduled to sail for Seattle March
18th. 81
Seven men and two women were
arrested at Hankinson as part Of a
band Of organized thieves, al quantity
OF stolen goods being found where
the women reside. ALL but one OF
the men acknowledge that they have
penitentiary records. ......
Seventy young men and women
took the examination at Fargo To-
county school teachers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-11

Every banker and every city officer
In the state should have d copy Of
the Pocket Edition" of the laws.
There are a great many changes
made in the law affecting cities and
state banks. Send 9 s to r. D. Hos
kins, Bismarck, and you will receive
a copy OF the laws ais soon as issued.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-11
young folks. .'The Millinery Lesson
tells how to make the new and pic
turesque Envelope Hat

Recreation, the well4known New
York Sportsman's Magazine, has
passed into new hands and will, in
future, be published by MIR. William
e. Annfs, formerly of Success
DAN Beard, the Veteran Sportsman,
Author, Lecturer and Artist, will be
the new Editor. II tine preliminary
announcement of the new manage
ment. promise is made Of coutinu-
ance q the fight for game and fish
protection, the conservation OF the
forests and the better administration
Eof the game laws.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-11

See our Csc soy, six pair suaran,
teed for six months.
the BOSTON.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-11

Hotel Hoardman, st. Paul. central
" located, strictly frst-class and
modern.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-11

= "
Baptist Church Services at IL a.
m. and 1880 p. m. Bible school at
1915 p. m. Young peoples meeting
at $3.50 p. mi Rev. s. McMdnis of
Pipestone, Mimi, will preach morn.
ing and evening. P. J. Collop, pastor.
Presbyterian Church =, Preaching
services on Sunday morning at II
O'Clock, sermon by the pastor. Sun.
day school at 1875 p. M; classes for
all grades; separate primary depart.
ment with special exercises for
primary grade. In the evening there
will be q song service beginning at
1880 o'clock which will precede the
evening sermon. Prayer meeting on
"wednesday evening at 1870 O'Clock,
in the manse. At the Sunday morn
ing service there will be special
music by the church choir. At the
evening service the young peoples
chorus choir will render the anthems
and lead the singing. A cordial invi-
tation is given to all to attend these
services. A. W. Hayes, pastor.
| Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev.
Louis Magin, pastor. Services for
Sunday, March 18th. Morning serv-
fce at II I O'Clock. Sermon by the
pastor, topic The Fireside Church .
special music ''son Of MY Soul" and
Savior Source OF Every Blessing
Sunday school at 1876 p. M; classes
for all ages. EpWortk League devo.
tional meeting at; $3.50 p. m. Topic:
THE Great Physician" Leader, Miss
J. James. Evening worship at 1880.
Sermon by the pastor, topic, "The
forgiveness of Sins" Special music
by the choir. Praise Ye the Lord
| (Scott.), and Remember, (H.
Farmer. Tenor solo by Prof. D. s.
Hinckley Of st. Paul. Everyone is
invited TO our services atrangers
especially welcome. ~ #
II . ~ r. .
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PR l; I7azF.'c;1E= RIGHTS, l4. s.

Over $4,000 Acres Given Successful
Contestants at 6ismarck Land
oftice During Last 80 Days.
There has been 1856 preference
righ6s accorded to successful con-
testants during the last thirty days
by the Bismarck land Office. This
aggregates about $4,000 acres, and
means that approximately 155 hereto
fore vacant TRACTS wild be settled up
on, cultivated and ultimately added
to the tax list. v