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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-13

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!: Marshall Dickey;
!. GOVERNOR. Y. .sar,es S#5s4
!. Lieutenant eovernor--R s Lewis, cass
: Secretary state-A,fred Blasdeu,
: AuditorH U Holmes Peanbina :
supt Of Instructon-W. stockrel, Walsh.
Attorney eenerat-T F. Mccue, Foster.
!. Commissioner Of Insurance.. G. Cooper Grand forks
= Commissioner Of Asieulture " g eibreath Morton
Railroad commssone-c s Diesem, LaMoue Erick safne
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j THE NOMINEES
splendid
well erite the confidence them by the
$ delegates assembled Jamestown s=@ =
The Congressman Thomas Marshall A. J.
Gronna matter q recognition Of service well
that ne Is today the in
: the Of Cakes land is
leading the
nationals but has usefulness
and ACCOMPLISHED 50 much for first term that there was posi-
Bile for his failure Of renomination @ Is
dealer
has brought the state many
worked
hold the
without enmit
the fact his denomination such majority
the his feel graued the result
Lewis lieutenant
where he has banking and other interests He large land
the largest farms in Cas
home presiding officer OF that body =
comparatively
no with little of worlds
huslng abilities the solid financial of
Ward He before held state Office genial in
8 disposition =
has filled the
with
s
deserved of renomin
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Is u Holmes tie nominee fo state auditor is present in
denomination but
that his denomination fol
having points in Pembina his
( !. frils possible public department !.
StockWel Incumbent of the office Of perntend
being
convention
educa
positions entering
his popularity has
II q state wide
mantle OF 81
occupies the unique position &
Of insu
delegates conceded him
business and is there
splendidy he holds He Is immensely
Il q popular ~
The denomination 81 ~ Ell Glbreath
agriculture
settlement of the state This
Gnhreath with
followed
II Ar Giheah favor 8
So ably and further =
leading attorneys ri the s
held oc but his =
Porter
clned secretary Of state these friends
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-13

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How They Got Up R Row.

At one of inc t.a@li>'l country ini.@ Hook and Mathews once got up q mock quarrel before ' .d,,re company The wit and the comedian each appealed most earnestly to tl.r sympathy of the nompany, Who with the true British predlection for anything in the shape of TOW. eagerly espoused the side of one or other of the champions. The contest proceeded. aud Hooks cool in vcctives. We gre told, grew more and more cutting and the gesticulations of Mathews more wild and eXtr&va Gant Blows followed and the partlsans, full of gin and N:ilor, soon followed the eX- ample of their principals. general melee succeeded. Candles were knocked out. tables and chairs overthrown, the glasses ''sparh]ed on the boards. and i'll the midst of the confusion, just in time to avoid the arrival of the police and the impressive denouement, the promoters of the riot, unobservcd, eff fected their escape, leaving their eXcit- able adherents to compute at leisure the amount of damage done to their persons aad property and to explain, fl possible to magistrate in the morn ing the cause and object of the combat London Spectator.
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Let the Children Play.

It Is too often trua of the unhappy children who are forced to rise too car ly in their classes that they are cun. ceited all the forenoon of life and stu. Did all it's afternoon The vigor and freshness which should have been stor- ed up for the purposes of the hard strucgle for existence in practical life have been washed out of them by pre- eocious mc}ital debauchery-by 2lut- tony and lesson bibbng. Their facul ties are worn out by the strain put Gpon their callow brains. and they are demorali2ed by worthless childish tri- uInphs before the real work of life be- gins l have no compassion for sloth but youth has more need for intellectu al rest than age, and the eheerfulness the tenacity of purpose, the power of wqrk, which make many successful nan what lie is. must often be placed to the credit not of his hours of indus try, bot to that of his hours of idleneSS in bQYAootl. Huxley
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Bargain Rates Via - sSstsSgsT sSsSsasaa
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 s14e5-Athen dates$l4s5 Double Atlanta aEdO
 Mo, on sale daiy-$I0 On July nd daly$30 Through day.
 daly$a50 Also very al including ccoflodaons a. he Hotel
 sel-1o Angeles reurns615 On sale June 25 July retun$77 On sale daily 24 to July oS41O5 Savannah and company On daly-S640.
 1013-S2l50 return sale June 521-$625p sale daily-S6 $43Sa City return sale daily-S45 $2325Wahngton, June 19 July Rich mond-s2325 literature worth reading senf ig4"fl For Information and Literature write w. L. EVANS, T. P. A. N. CeRNATzAR A. o. r. A
 Memphis, Tenn.
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An fITt.er Brother.

In | case ill toe orphans court of ar eastern city one of tae principal wit .eSscs w1s asked if he had any broth CTS or sisters
 ''I had q brother hc replied. "bnt ho died 150 years ago
 What: :. hitndred and fifty ycara ago." echoed the .tud@p. with an iln Died rebii}le for a possible jest. ="Yes. l aA telling you tie truth. NJ father wal; ina1ried at nineteen yeat# of age. Within the year q son was born to hnn. who shortly afterWard diel. Becoming q uitIower before he was thirty. my father married again at the age of seventy five. was born next year. I am at present ninety-four years old. If you will make the neces sary ealcnlation by adding my age ninet y-four, to the number hfty-SlN. which is the difference between seven ty-fve and nineteen. the ages of my father at the time of his respective marriages, the result will be exactly l50 S, F is just q century and hal; since my brother died"
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The Graphic today submits 10 it's many readers he most generous offer eyor made to the reading public by .uy newspaper in inc smaller cities of the great southwest. Despite the limited fold in which the local papers oi Pine Bluff are permitted to circu late and operate, We have perfected r ans whereby il is proposed to give public the municcnt value of $3aa Witch will lake the form of due bills .c apply 0n the purchase of three i,lst=elass pianos hich, iWW l23f 1899 irat class pianos, which will be donat zd. free, To the most popular lady, alalifd or single, chosen by q popals. Aoeeaen tue part of the p4blic, The luopositiou is both interesting and bg5ftabIe Read it.
 First we Wili give away, absolute | free of cost. I $40Q Nimbali piano, at 2 .5. So:d bX tno well known l1ol- l,nhar& Music company of this city ard Little Rocl, to the lady receiving tIle i4rae st number of votes
 second, We wHil give a due bill for see to aa,> aa the purchase price 8i ( sim55af instrument, sold by tue same company, t9 the I3dy receiving tna aeNt largest number of votes.
 Third. NC win give due bill for :5o osi t-ts purchase price of another Diaaa from Eha saHo company, to the ]adg receiving he third largest n1aa- leI af votes in 5Ae contest.
 Think Of | . moment This sam represents the average yearly salary af the working women of this section of the country II represents a sum eQualln4 the salary of the average working man for the same length Of time that the contest will run-foHe months. Il is an extraordinary offer and ena 5hsst wifi doubtless arouse the greatest enthusiasm on the part of the pQnlic generally. Every lady wants 2 piano. The Graphic proposes to give away three Of them, of which anyoaa nay well feel proud. It is q paying proposition 10 the winner
 fully worth the while of anyone who wishes to .toi in the contest.
 Conditions of the Contest.
 Coupons good fer the contest will be published in every edition of the Graphic, both the daily and the semi
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Buying Table Glass.

When buying tie choicest of crystal services it is advised to examine first and study tlc artistic beauty of rock crystal before deciding between it and the cut crystal. Those who have fondness for crystal and can afford 1t may indulge their taste in such differ ent varieties as carved rock crystal cut glass. engraved glass, Dutch and Bohemian glass. Venetian glass and Favrle glass, says Vogue. A collec- tion of these varieties of glass, if housed in ali appropriate room, would be a charming addition or wing to have opening Info s dining room. If tankod ny another devoted to china, old and modern, stili greater beauty and interest would be attached
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NOryvay's Seaweed.

All along the coast of Norway sea weed is gathered and burned writes the Christiania correspondent of the London News. This seaweed grows in veritahle forests and is not of the common grass variety. There are ac- tual trees of it, five or six feet high, with stems like ropes and leaves tough as leather. They begin to sprout ear iy i'll the year and cover the ocean bed with dense. impenetrable brush. As q source of income the sea weed indus try now surpasses the fisheries, and it IS more valuable than agriculture even in one of the leading farming districts Of Norway. Owners os land abuttlng on the seashore are reaping great harvest. After the weeds have been burned tue ashes are exported to Eng land, where valuable chemical sub stances are extracted iron. them. The most important of these products is fO3irn"
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Vixen the svaptorns Appear.

The following time table should be preserved by every mother, as it is of- ten source of the greatest anxiety to know whetIer CT not [ child will de velop q disease after having been e*. posed to it Chicken pox. symptoms usually appear on the fourteenth dag diphfhcria, second day; measles, four tecntll day; mumpss nineteenth daT scarlet fever, fourth day; smallpox twelfth da5; typhoid fever, twenty. first day; whooping cough, fourteenth lay.
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rhcv yee:lca fife Nnney.

X frc.@iat steamer once came fnte Mariopol, q port ou the sea Of Azoy which had among it's cargo 100 pieces Of machinery numbered M" from 1 to 1t was found that No s7 was missing but two pieces numbered SS showed that there had been an error, the final tally being correct. But the custom officials did hot take this view of the matter, the port being ill need of funds. so they tined tue ship 500 rubles for being short of cargo as per manifest namely, No. S7---and 1000 rubles for smuggling. having two pieces num- bered SS when the manifest called for but one.-Carolne Lockhart in Lippin- colts Magazine.
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Olive Oil.

5'he medicinal qualities of ,re olive 1il are nnaler0uS and are bp.omtn- better known day ny day \ teaSro9ez ful taken after each meal will re!!a>s constipation and dyspepsia Miyra with all equal part of lime water it is invaluable for burns. Poured into tle eye t vii! remove any foreign SUI stance lodged there It is q sure cure for hangnails. is good for chapped hands, is excellent rubbed over the beneficial for Use i'll m:.ssagius a dry scalp,
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weekly np to and including seDten,. Der 2S.
 Special ballots will be given for paid-in advance subscriptions. at the rate of one cent each, or 100 ballots for $l. We will give 1000 votes for every years paid-in advance subscrip. tion to the daily or 200 ballots for a years paid inadvanee subscriptfan t4 the Semi-Weekiy. Remember that these ballots will not be given except on paidin-advance subscript ions, and no ballots Will be given for less than one months subscription
 Votes east for one person can not b. transferred to another even though the person withdraws from the con. test.
 All regular and special ballots |, be east before expiration of date there Oil or they will not be counted.
 No cmployc of the Graphic or mem- her of any employees family will be permitted to enter any Of the con tests.
 aRhe contests close Saturday, Sep fe aber %, 1906
 Payment for any subscription long es than three years in advance will Hot bo accepted
 Carriers or agents are not permitted t7 furnish special ballots to any ono, hat they may take subscriptions, and when this is done special ballots will bz forwarded direct to the subscriber
 All subscriptions and comnllnica- t,ens regarding the contest should be addressed 10 the Contest Depart ment The Graphic, Pine Bluff Ark.
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Re.sers as "a Story Teller.

Charlae laicte@s rsel 10 s3escriAe tht =4ay ia v'..ca Samuel Rogers, the poet e,G >n.ar taala starins when grown
 aad fee. tc < mans want stood =l;.,.s2 Ro~erss ch&ir and tt appr2iri 3ta intervals would tAu# adlnoni&A l.f paste. ''FcH Mr Ris.l. IS, sir, the ajo= 2. of tha ..a-f Charles 'To@nshena @,ae he hoaIt.,1- Miss 9alzas. 'l'i1e oI-. 7oet v,. ss 4=Tt i9 I slow chant: Iii Hon. Sfar .foyusheud became enar faed q >.s CaJzon. She 1v7s bee Ya.yt::..'::55ii. 1'e 5ie-ri91el Lcr maid to con
 .ai h.a h aef et A-amber and when .zle a.q4,i al t. ehess fer q b=s.i emerged arol. l.s hiaIn& place. &!ie looked at alul fxeil. g4sn said, sW4y Qo4a yop se@in?a S4a t4o}, him fof tue 's-,f lreSser
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s. A. ROSENBERG, Stationer and Bookseller
Pine Bluff Ark. May 2S. l9OG.

Pine Bluff Ark, May 2S, 1906. Pine Bluff Daily Graphic, City.
 Gentlemen: We think your piano contest a good thing, and we will give to the winner a handsome music cabinet, to match the piano.
 RHODES-HAVERTY FUR. GO.
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Ivy having difference between this ticket and regular summer tourist rate.
 H. N. Atwood Agent.
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,,N1AIN SPECIAL RATES

or Colorado Springs or s22 85 for the round trip. salt Lake City or Grand e525 for the round trip. F., ,,a s3o.o0 for the round trip. on sale June list to Septem- Final return limit October
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WILL. GIVE FREE MUSIC.
Pine Bluff, Ark, May 2G, 19

Emo BT1I71' ATK., Nay Zb, T9Vo. Publishers Graphic. City.
 Gentlemen: 1 will give to the win Ter of the $4000O Kimball piano offer e,l by you, the choice of any music ill tse house to the amout of $10 Yours truly,
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A Renarkab ble Offer ~

he Graphic Proposes to Give Away Absolutely Free of Cost. S4oo.oo Piano and SI5o % ;,. Due Bills to Apply the Purchase Price of Two Others
 Making Grand Total of S55o. % i'm Prizes so fine Three Host Popular Ladies.
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! Dorado Springs, Mo, Eureka Ark, and Sloan Springs, Io fare plus $2.0o for the round Tickets on sale June 1st to
 her 20. Final return limit 30 |om date of sale.
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maha, Neb., July 12th to 18th,
 National Convention B. Y. r,
 e fare, plus $2.00. for round
 ickets on sale July 10th to 18th Fe. Final return limit July
 Except extension will be grant
 August 18th upon deposit of and payment of joint agents 20 cents. Regular joint agents
 cents.
 olorado Springs. Colo, account
 Peak centennial, $27.25 for "trip. Tickets on sale Septem-
 to P, inclusive. Final return October 15. Joint agents fee, Dallas, Tex, account American |ation of Nurserymen. One fare ? for round trip. Tickets on une II to 12, inclusive. Final limit 21 days from date of except extension by deposit of at terminal line will be granted |days.
 Portland, Oregon, account Hotel Mutual Benefit Association of q States and Canada. One first fare for round trip. Joint agents Q cents. Tickets on sale June
 22, inclusive. Limit 60 days date of sale. For stop-over priv call at depot.
 Mont Eagle, Tenn. account Mont
 Bible Training school. One plus $2 for the round trip. ts on sale June 29 and 30 and 5 and 5. Return limit August 'cept extension will be granted
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lot Springs. Ark, $4.95. On
 he 1st to September 30. Final limit 90 days from date of
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Denver, Colo, account grand ]. P. o. E., July 16 to q, 1906.
 bn Mountain will sell tickets Ter, Colorado Springs or Pueb- 627.25 round trip. Tickets on |ly 10 to 15, inclusive, with turn limit of August 20. Full |tion will be given relative to ers, side trips, etc, upon writ calling on the ticket agent. bntemplating taking this trip Id a most satisfactory route
 |e Missouri Pacific as we put To Denver With exceptionally bnges.
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Fotaiof prizes

Total of prizes .,..#.#.#.=.-. St0 Go
 The competition is open to anyone not connected professionally With the editorial, reportorial OF correspond. ence staff of a newspaper Contribu- tions will be judged on their value as news items and on their general style and construction. News value is de ternlined by the amount Of interest the matter has in itself News has value independent of the form in which it is presented, but ordinary incidents can be related i'll a manner to awaken interest when some of he elements of news are lacking An aF ticle which combines news merit with good literary style has double value.
 In all cities like Pine Bluff =there are many happenings of loeitimate Hews interest that do net find their way into the newspapers. This is rot because newspapers do not W1nJ to print them, but because reporters fe, not discover them. Reporters noe essarily follow beaten paths n their SC arch for news, visiting stated places from day to day. and their work be. comes routine to a large degree,
 The best stories are often found off the newspaper beats. being spontane- ous or unexpected, and not provided for or anticipated in assigning report CTS to duty. In many instances these stories are run down by reporters an published, but in other cases they es. cape observation except in their i'm mediate localities and are lost 10 the newspaper world.
 In addition to the larger affairs which receive newspaper attention, there are many interesting minor in cidents of every day life that may be published with propriety. and the pur- pose of this competition is to awaken the news instinct and secure for pub lication timely stories that are now overlooked. Neighborhood happenings picnics, games, improvements. pnbic complaints, accidents, births, etc, are. often passed over by regular news eathersrs, and will he found excellent subjects for stories 10 be entered ill the Graphic contest.
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1On sat1u's g<Npps.

little girl of five or 50 was mHct puzzled on hearing the lines of ti.e o.d hymn:
 k.nd Satan trembles when he sees
 The weakest saint upon lis knees.
 Whatever" she asked, did thes want to sit on Satln's knees for: T sure should net like to sit or Satans knees at all. anl why should he trp1n hle if they were so little"
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Maukee, Wis, account Grand Eraternal Order of Eagles. les of one fare, plus s2.00, for
 |pd trip. Tickets on sale Au- lZ and 13. Final return
 kav,ng Milwaukee not later kEas. 2zI-
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,arcy. Ark. account of Arkan- day School association at rate
 fare plus 5o cents for the rip. Tickets on sale June 29 and July i, , and $. Final re- ,it July 9.
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rates to Mexico and west

Is will be gladly furnished, O.
 |with full information regard
 krable routes, stop-overs. side 6leepers and tourist cars, etc, |ng or writing,
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A Few Suggestions


 A few suggestions to contributors may be of service in the preparation of newspaper copy.
 Use paper about 7x9 inches in size, writing the long way Of the sheet, on one side only, and using. q soft black lead pencil or ink.
 Don't be wordy or long drawn cut. but let your story }e clean-cut and to tho point.
 Don't write mere fancy sketches Stories for the contest must deal wit real life and have an actual news basis.
 Contributions in competition fc these prizes should be addressed News Contest, Graphic 0hlco Pie Bluff, Ark" ani may be sent h' mail or delivered in person. Eaon story should show the name anl 2 dress of the writer, to b. filed fe reference in awarding prizes. r pr ferred "pen names or initials may signed for publication.
 Contestants may send in as man contributions as they please at 2 time during the contest an1 all vii receive consideration. It is far one person to receive more tnan che prize.
 All acceptable news stories will bo nrinted in the Graphic from day t' day while they are fresh and tinelN The contest begins at once and ends with Saturday, June 30. The prizf winners will be announced in the 'S sue of Sunday, July 1.
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Ter tourist rates will be in ef- Re to September 30.
 hformation will be gladly eiv-
 hlling on or writing
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Rnneapolis. Minn., August 18th
 Account c. 4. R. encampment, |rip $24.S5, Tickets on sale 10th to 12th. Return limit 331st. Except extension viii
 pted to September 30th upon Of ticket and payment of
 gents fees, 50e. Regular j9iat fees, 25c.
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|,y of Mexico, s49.3@3. Tickets
 Tune 1st to September 18th. |mit October 31st.
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'allas, Texas, acco1nt Great
 Of |. $. Improved Order of D. One fare plus $2 for round ickets on sale September , to siya. Final return limit Sep 30.
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Louis, Mo, and return. s16.45. I'll and return $25.45. Tick Ia7e June 1st to September 30. bturn limit October 31, 1906. hl rates to northwestern California, Mexico, Colorado
 meseekers excursion rates to noints. Will be gladly fur with all the information of trip, local ticket agent.
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to ijuaif .1. account.

i,.e .s,';s slas, .-,,.jaca to turn fl to fuanc.a. account
 'fjt2 ziI&nHtc oGeFs fife following cash prlzes for the best amateur news stories contributed for publication on or before Saturday. June 3N, 1q0G.
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YOUNG REPORTERS
kRE GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP THEIR TALENT
 THROUGH TIE GRAPHIC.
Prizes Offered for the Best News
 Stories Gathered Outside of
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