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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-01
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FARMERS WEALTH IN GRAIN.

The farmers wealth is in his grain,
and when it is not possible for him to
get his grain to market or to dispose
of it to local elevators, he is helpless
to meet his obligations that are usual
ly timed to be met at about the time
his crop would ordinarily be disposed
of. The railroads are the only car
riers of produce in these latter days
and when it is not possible for them
to move the crop to market there is
the condition of having the country
full of what constitutes wealth with
out being able. to realize from it.
Naturally, the congestion of grain in
age of cars attracts more serious at
tention than almost any other condi-
ton that could exist and it is but
natural, too, that the railroads, being
the agents looked to to move the crop,
should come in for THE wrath of those
who have grain to ship and cannot get
cars. There is no question but the
business of the stale along all lines
has increased to such an extent that
s 1t is partly responsible for the CON
gestion of the grain traffic in small
centers. 1t is likely also that the fact
that a share Of the railroads motive
power is in use building extensions
is responsible TO some extent. To
charge that the roads deliberately
withhold cars from shippers is to
charge something so serious that it
demands and should have an investi-
CATION, and the railroads themselves
should hasten ito clear themselves
from such charges it it is possible for
them to do so. It is an evidence Sof
the visible wealth of the state that
there is SO large a quantity of grain
ready for shipment in the towns, that
the elevators are fun to overfowing
and that there is neither storage room
nor transportation facility for the
grain at present in the state. But the
crop to be realized upon must be
shipped and if the railroads cannot
handle it, it would seem that the
general prosperity of the country that
is demanding engines, cars and track
age beyond the resources of the
country to produce Immediately, is in
a measure responsible 1t would ap
pear that there is such a thing as toe
much prosperity and that a too greai
album dance of wealth and business
produces a Vexatious congestion be
cause the transported lines of th<
country do not have flexible
capacity. One thing that will come
out of the situation will probably 5bt
an inquiry into conditions ON thu
western transportation lines and w,
shall know whether there is too -mucl
prosperity or whether, as has BEEF
charged there is a deliberate with
holding OF cars, something that wouL
seem diff to believe q withou
+ pretty good proof. VS. ,5e"& o.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-01

It would seem that the Mandan
Pioneer proposes to maintain the
reputation sl made for it under the
Tuttle regime of being one of the
abiest newspapers, editosially, in the
state. Mr.. GiIbreath has associated
with him Mr.. E. S. Wdtherbee, an
eastern writer Of ability and we may
continue in the future as in the past
&to seek the first page of the Mandan
Pioneer in a stack of papers a foot
high. ID s>E II s%ss.s ,-y.ses /. I'll IA,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-01

It is claimed by all leading photo
graphers that the Aristo lamp is the
greatest invention in 20 years in
photography. Come in and see the
work, at Buffers, Third street. ". 81
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The Valley City TimesRecord,
which aims 70 speak for the new
administra tion says that no effort
will be made ito disturb r esident
4 Worst Merrifead, aeFar1and and
Carhart. The Times Re cord will be
made wiser In d couple of months.
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Tl,e 8is,llartk Ttibnme.
BY M. Il. JEWELL.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE

THE DAILY TRIBUNE
Published every afternoon, except Sunday =,
Al Bismarck, North Dakota, is delivered by
carrier to all parts of the city at &c cents per
month, or Sc per year. The uaily sent to any
address in the United States or Canada, post
age prepaid, IS per year; $3.50 for s's
months; $l.s5 for three months.
- THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
g Published every Friday; eight pages, con
.eining a summary CT the news of the week
local and foreign-particular attention being
paid to state news. Sent to any address. post
age paid, for 81 for one year; so cents for siz
months; IS cents for three mouths
The Bismarck Tribune is the oldest news
paper in the state-Weekly established June
IL, 1873; Daily established IN 1881. 1t ha:
wide circulation and S a desirable adve, tis
ting medium. Being published at the capita
Of the state it makes feature OF state news
of semi -ofi.ial character, and IS therefore
particularly interesting to ali who desire t.
keep the run of state af:airs-political, socia
aud business.
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President Roosevelt has made, the
civil service commission democratic
by the appointment of Rough Rider
John a. Ilhenny of Louisiana TO fiji
Sa Vacancy The commission is not
supposed ITO entertain political opin-
Ions or have partizanship bias anyhow
80 A democrat will not affact 1t much.
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FLEXIBLE Flyer sleds for children
are sold by Grambs & Wolbert. Prices
1925, $3.75 and $3.50 each. Girls can
use these as well as boys. H@ 58.s5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-01

The Forbes Tribune has been az
sorbed the Forbes Repuhli can,
i,ich II q very seasible thing for the
tosls ~ Forbes. One good paper VIII
he better tar the town than two, each
being noorly supported
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IS A. Logan has some fine beef and
will sell by the quarter or chunk,
cheap. " H., >.s <a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-01

pressed for the continued prosperity
Of the institution. Ink 49,, .:
A number of old timers were men
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81 Martin Jacobson will erect d fine,
etsate opera house III sIfnot.
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r. M. MacLAcHLAN. M. D.,

Practice confined to diseases Of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, strictly.
- zN%af Glasses Fitted.
Office: Webb-cook Block, Fourth St.,
Bismarck. Nd.
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Our New Water Works.

The specifications for the bids
on Arcadias Water Works plant
are now in the hands Of the people
and we understand there will be
about 100 bids turned in on Satur-
day, March l7th, and the indi-
cations are that there win be lively
competition.
1t is the intention 81 the city
engineer, and the beard Of trustees,
that the plant shall be In every
respect up to date well built and
efficient.
w. II. Simmons, T. ]. Yotimans
andC. c. Chollar the bond trustees,
are thoroughly alive to Arcadia's
needs and will spare neither time
or expense in securing a plant that
shall be a safeguard and protection
to the city.
In Mr. Mccormick, the city
engineer, Arcadia has a man com
petent to oversee every detail o.
the plant, and we shall expect
that the work will be prosecuted
with ali vigor and to the entire
satisfaction of all concerned.
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Gill, Maude Blackburn, callie
Chester, Marguerite and Gertrude
Erwin, Eva Bryan, Eloise Dowd,
Ada Peoples and Harriet Mclean;
Messrs S. B. Hogan, j. B..
Williams, Guy Harvard Ed
Blackburn, Dosier Peoples, Robert
Groom, Walter and Luther Bryan.
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Call for Primary.

A democratic primary election is
hereby called by the Democratic
Executive Committee of the First
Congressional District Of Florida
to be held in each county of said
Congressional District on the 18th
day Of May, 1906, for the nomi-
nation Of the democratic candidate
for congress in said district TO be
voted for by the electors at the
general election to be held on the
9th day of November, 1906. And
in case of necessity a second pri-
mary shall be held on the 18th day
of June, 1906, to choose between
two highest candidates where q
nomination may not have been
made by majority vote in the first
primary. Said primary shall be
held in conjunction with the
primaries called by the State
Democratic Executiv Committee
for said dates.
Each person desiring to have his
name printed on the primary
election ballots as candidate for
representative in congress from
this district. shall file with the
chairman of this committee at his
headquarters in the city Of Tampa,
Florida, on or before the LIST day
Of April, 1906, his notice Of
candidacy and application to have
his name so printed upon a blank
to be furnished by the said chair
man, and accompanied by the sum
of $3.50; and no name Of any such
candidate shall be printed upon, or
counted, or returned if printed
upon any such ballot unless this
requirement shall have been com
Piled with
A meeting Of the Democratic
Executive Committee of the First
Congressional District Of Florida,
is hereby called to convene in the
city Of Tampa, at loo'clock a. M.
on the 21st day Of May A. d.
1906, for the purpose ofcanvassine
the returns, and declaring the
result Of the said primary election
w. B. HENDERSON,
Attest. Chairman
j. p WALL Secretary
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The Home Talent Ministries.

The Home Talent Minstrels at
the opera house on last Thursday
night scored a big success. The
people turned out we'll and they
went away greatly pleased with
they saw and heard. The per-
Torrance was for the benefit Of the
Arcadia Band They took in
$99.75.
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prOtracted Meeting.

Rev. Bingham, presiding elder
Of the Methodist church is this
week holding a protracted meeting
at the Methodist church, assisted
BY Doctor DePass aud Doctor
Keigwin. ......----.--.-
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entertained at Bowling Green.

AfAA~NN 1850
Mr.. and Mrs Browning enter
tanned Saturday evening in honor
Of their guests, Misses Sallie r.
Mcconnell and Lurta +. Bryant.
From a lovely booth made Of
palmetto and decorated with blue
violets and Machal Neil roses, Miss
Ruth Gill served frappe. Seats
were arranged among the rose
bushes in the front yard and the
young people were quite un'
expectedly led from their chosen
place and partner and changed
about occasionally M asters
Hobart and Duran Browning
served hot peanuts.
Among the guests besides tn'
honofees, were
Misses Daisy fIarward kptf
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COUNTY POLITICS
INTERESTING INFORMATION
ABOUT THE CANDIDATES.

Under its proper head will be
found the announcement of w. M.
Plat for candidate for Treasurer Of
DeSoto County. We believe Mr.
Platt to be thoroughly competent
His reputation for honesty and
strict attention to business is of the
best. He has been tried in various
public offices and always with
credit to himself and satisfaction to
all with whom he dealt, and will,
if elected to Office live up to his
excellent reputation.
J. A. HENDRY FOR TREASURER.
Jas. A. Hendry, who made such
fine race for County Treasurer mt
the last election is iagain a candi-
date, and this time to win There
is no doubt of his large and en-
thusiastic following, every one of
whom believe him thoroughly COM
petent, honest and trustworthy and
will vote to have him fill the Office
to which he aspires. Mr.. HendTy
makes a clean race and that he will
come out with credit to himself
everyone believes. The public has
known him from boyhood up and
believes in him.
Mr.. Hendry has resigned his
present position with w. H. Sew
ard, and will on April LIST actively
take up campaign work.
R. e. BROWN FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
Attorney Robt. E. Brown, Of
Arcadia, Is a candidate for County
Judge of DeSoto County. Mr..
Brown one term creditably served
us at Tallahassee as representative,
and is a modest young man of first
class attainments. He has not only
read law at home but has attended
famous law schools in other states
and is no doubt thoroughly compe-
tent to fiji the office. So far as we
know he has no opposition.
THE SHERIFF QUESTION.
We have seen no announcements
for Sheriff of DeSoto County, but
in our opinion there should be
none, or at least only one Sheriff
Freeman was elected for four
years term and is undoubtedly the
man who should fill the entire
time. Beside, he has been a faith
full and efficient sheriff and we
cannot afford to let him go.
| 1T LOOKS LIKE THE ABSTRACT
MANS CASE is HOPELESS.
The democratic primaries are to
be held May 18th. Johnny get
your announcement in the paper.
Advocate,
II would be useless waste Of
money, you know. Johnny is OPP
posed to the buchanan bill, and
Gainesville as the location of the
University. DeSoto Co. News.
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DUNTY FATHERS
poRT OF THEIR REGULAR
MONTHLY MEETING.

rbe Board Of County Com
ssioners Of DeSoto county con-
LII in regular session March s.,
IN. Members present. VIM.
BIZ, N. c. Larson, r + Bostiek'
4 w. Brown Minutes Of Febru-
meeting were read and ap-
pved.
Permit was issued to the follow
persons for carrying FIRE arms:
4 I. Davis, c. Y. Crawford
Regarding road on half section
N sec -, tp 5s, "a on range
II between land Of S. G..
hbrich and King estate and rum
bg through lands Of G. s.
sbnell and Marion Waldron on
Slf section line due west to inter
HI Nocatee public road near old
6ilhford orange grove, objections
Ire made by I B King, Marion
ialdron and j S. G. Kabrich
.ainst granting above road and
id road was refused
Comptroller is recommended to
How redemption Of lands in tp 50,
26, aggregating about 2l,sOO
sres, property Of w W. Langford,
valuation Of rs cents per acre
|ithout interest
Tax collector and county Judge
port license for month ending
'ebruary %, as follows State
l76, county 800, so.
Supervisor Of registration is
.s;tholized to forward registration
boks to different precincts in
puhty according to law Same to
opened Monday, April 2, and
lose Saturday, April 2S.
Objections fled by d. II Skipper
gainst road being granted to run
follows. Prom point where old
overnment road crosses north
ounty line east Of Arbuckle Greek
nd on line Of government road to
.issimmee River and old Fort
,issimmee.
Notary bond Of j. d. Sonther-
md for $500 with Albert Carlton
nd L. Carlton as sureties, APP
roved and signed by the board
Notary bond Of w. H Simmons
,r $500 with w. w Langford and
leo. R Parker as sureties, APP
roved and signed by board
Justice Of the peace bond Of J j.
With T. b King and
/. G. King As sureties, for $500
ccepted and approved by board
Petition was received from eiti-
ems Of Ona and Wauchula re-
Nesting that this board make no
hange in Wauchula and Onaroad,
clifton ordered filed
Report Of county judge to the
GARD county commissioners,
)eSoto county. Fla,
GENTIEMEN ] hand You here
vith my report Of criminal bust
ess for the month Of February
900;
State vs. John Bell assault with
ntent to murder, discharged
State vs. Jim Daniels. gaming
40 and costs, costs paid
State vs. Joe Brown gaming FL
nd costs costs paid
! hereby certify that the fore
Ioins is a true and correct repor'
i the criminal business in my
ourt in the month Of February
200 B COCHRAN
County Judge
The following petition was PIE
ented BY FORESTER q Bullon
% the Beas6 Of cqant Commits
sioner nesalp eoan
W. fssp 'f.l| tie
BIZ .I.... lid. 70. us
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OUR NEIGHBORS
INTERESTING NEWS OF NEAR
BY COMMUNITIES.
Bunker TaIk.

Bunker Talk.
The watermelons are looking
fine
There was quite a crowd Of Ar
cadia doods in Bunker Saturday
last
Weare having some cool weather
now and have been been having
plenty Of rain
7. Bates is having his house
put up in town and there are 20 Be
more going up soon.
w. II. Whidden, Of Bunker,
has sold his orange grove to
George BROKER, Of Pine Level
Hello Dodge, you dodge SO
much / can't keep up with you,
because you dodge over to your
fathers so much,
William Stewart is having his
saw mill moved west Of town.
Some people may not know what
town / mean. / mean the CITY
of Bunker.
Miss Mary Plat, of Bunker,
left Saturday p. m. for Popash
where she viii attend a teachers
training schools. We wish her
good success.
I saw in last weeks items that
John Sharp, Tiger Bay was down
to Bunker on business but don't
know what kind Of business. I
suppose / know. It was marking
pigs.
Hurrah for Bunker, it will be
three times seven before long,
3li, 700. FLAP JACK.
The days are very warm but the
nights are a little cool.
7. L. Bates is putting the
shingles on his new house He
is making things show on his new
purchase
w. A. Stewart is fixing to move
his saw and planning mill to the
timber he purchased from John M
Bates.
Well Dodge lodged of last week
and Flap Jack got fried SO there
was nothing from Bunker last
week.
J. r Bates is out this month
king up the Pine Level and Ar
cadia road
There has been over 200 acres Of
land set out in orange and grape
fruit trees here at Bunker this
season.
Mrs. Soderland, Of Arcadia, was
visiting her sister Mrs. Harry
Randall, last week.
Geo. Murrill, of this place, has
the finest watermelons have
80. On, where DopcR.
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@; lots / 2, 8, A, S, block 2; lots 2
and Z, block 8; lots 2 and 7, block
g; lots 1 2, 3, a, S, 8, block 10;
all block II; lots l. 2, 3, a, S, 6,
n, s, 9. 10 n, IL, block rs; all
blocks IS, IA, is and lots 1 2, 6,
block 10, Carlton & WelIes adj
dition to Nocatee
That on different and several
years since the sale of aforesaid,
parts and parcels ofthe above de-
scribed property have been sold for
additional taxes, that the assessed
valuation Of the said property for
each of the years for and in which
said sales have been made, has
been excessive and that the
property 50 sold for non-payment
Of taxes is not worth the amount
necessary to redeem it from said
sales if the amount required by
law should be demanded and re-
quired. We respectfully petition
your body 10 recommend to the
comptroller Of the state that we be
permitted and allowed to redeem
the said described property, and
that such parts thereof as have
been sold as aforesaid, by paying
TO the clerk Of the circuit court for
DeSoto county the amounts assessed.
against the said property and for
which the same has been sold,
without interest.
FORESTER & BURTON,
Agents and Attorneys,
The above petition is granted
and the comptroller is requested to
allow the redemption as requested
Blazers report received from road
beginning on Nocatee road at w.
A. Jones corner and running due
south along road as now laid out
to its intersection with the northern
boundary line of the county home,
thence east to intersect With range
line road and same ordered adyer-
tised according to law,
The following proposition was
presented
We, the undersigned offer to
lease the prisoners Of your county
delivered at your county jail, to
feed, clothe and guard, and be
governed BY the rules aud regu-
llations pertaining to the leases of
convicts and to pay therefor, the
sum Of S1S per capita per month
for all convicts. excepting VIII
women and cripples, for one y.
four years and file with your
honorable commissioners an ac-
ceptable bond for the faithful per-
lfor1nance Of our contract.
Respectfully submitted,
7. E. BRIpGEs & Co
Moved BY d. w Brown and
seconded by J. H concannon,
THAT convicts be hired out to 7. E.
Bridges & Co, at slS per month.
Motion lost. d. w. Brown and
II. H. concannon voting for and
In G. Larsen, +. F. Bostick and
lWilIiam King voting against.
/ G. W. McLane, justice peace
district No. 2, reported State Of
Florida vs.. Joe Martin, petit
larceny. dismissed
4 A committee was appointed to
lexanine the road leading from ].
In. Hollingsworth's corner to the
lilly road, and full board not be-
ling present, same was deferred
until next meeting
Petitions were presented IRON
zoifo aid Wauchula asking that
4. ts.,os Rand cripple who
IL ...llil.. ~ snllinq WhiskeY al
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NO new developments IN the
Cooper case, say the graud Jury
after thorough Investigation
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PIANos~A GREAT LIST OF PIANOS IN OUR
bargain room this week: Two uprights, $50
500; knabe piano, nearly new, 1913; Stein
way piano, almost new, at about half price;
$17O; Haines Bros, $3.50; two Crown pianos,
$240-$2o5; two Behnins pianos, $lso-$2S5, and
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HOTEL, ARRIVALS.

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Chicago; Robt. G. Derne M: A. Clark, Wah-
peton, N. D.: Dick Shadrich, Fargo; L.. S.
St James; Frank c. Smith. Chicago: F. B,
King, Coopertown; L. V. Brown Valley City,
N. D.: NJ. NJ. Shockley, Bellingham, Mimi;
f. L. Chaplin AMI wife, Chicago; H. w. Lyman.
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O. A. Becman, Valley City, n. D.: b. J: Lar
R. H. Shaelrich, Fargo; ]. L. Wauamer, Chi.
cago; R. J. Kokott, Jamestown: Miss Mabel
Fulton Duluth: R. W. Curtis, Rochester, N.
Y. r. c. Snyder, Sandstone, Mimi: John
Cumberland, Wadena Misses Spencer, Chicago;
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Sisseton, S. D.; H. Kay and wife. T. Cliff
ton, Chicago; ]. II. McGilva, Milaca; W. s.
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