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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-11

unsettling titles, especially within the
boundaries of the Northern Pacific
land grant, and also stated that Min
nesota was in honor bound to pay her
debts and as soon as practicable she
would make an honest and equitable
adjustment of the old SIS 100000 loan
bonds. The resolutions also condemn
ed the practice of ordering county sup
plies from The Pioneer Press Co. and
other eastern corporations and pledg-
ed, that, unless the patronage was
given the local newspapers, no eoun-
.ty, city or town official would be sup
ported by the papers for reelection.
An invitation from Messrs. Keeney
and HARDWOOD to hold the next meeting
of the association at Fargo was ac-
cepted and in the resolution of
thanks, the names of Mayor White,
Supt. John H. Sullivan, Auditor L. w.
Ford, Col r. NJ Newport, Land Com
missioner J. B. Power and General
Ticket2Agent G. G.. Sanhorn and other
officials of the Northern Pacific were
included, as we'll as E. H. BLY,, who
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-11
Linton
(Record 9Th.

Mrs Gushing Of Bismarck, wife Of
Capt. Gushing, city editor OF the
Tribune, arrived from the Capital City
by last Thurs days N. p. train, and
next day took the C., M. & ST. P. train
enronte to visit friends In Chicago. III
There Is considerable anxiety at
Fort Yates to ascertain the where
abouts of a 'well.known young Indian
baseball player, who is alleged to
have left the reservation last week
without permission. al young woman
OF Fort Yates also disappeared about
the same time. e e 5.i ..s. 81
5$ In the contest case Of Bits vs..
Rocks, involving the office Of clerk OF
the district court, contestant in his
complaint asks a recount Of the bal
lots cast in the precincts Of Burr Oak
Baker, Linton, Strasburg, iWestfeld
Union and Winona. In his answer
contestee asks the court for a recount
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-11


,of the votes IN the precincts Of omio,
Gayton, Hampton, Cherry Grove.
Logan Emmonsburg and GIanayon.
MI. Rocks also asserts in his answed
that in the precinct Of omio there
was Whiskey at the polls and that
the voters were thereby made drunk.
The statute provides that the hear
Ing in an election contest shall take
place within twenty days after the
serving Of the answer. The answer
was served last Wednesday, and the
hearing will therefore take place
within twenty days from that date.
6 ". Lynn Of Linton and G. w.
Williamson of Aberdeen represent
Contestant. Britts, and H. A. Arm
strong of Hazelton and F. H. Register
of Bismarck are attorneys for Con-
5testee Rocks. +7ss II. n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-11

Plympton,s school IN the Brock school
house Tuesday evening was highly
successful, netting nearly $40 for
their Christmas tree fund A short
but pleasing program Of songs and
.recitations was rendered.
N DR.. WolVerton OF Linton, snperin-
tendent OF the board Of health, was
here yesterday to consult with Dr..
Snyder relative 10 the death Of Floyd
Campbell, It at first being believed
that there were indi cations Of diph-
iberia. The consult tion disclosed
other and less contagious causes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-11
FIRST PRESS ASSOCIATION
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE MISSED
! s IT BY ONE DAY AWAY
BACK IN 1874. '..4

J 4. Fargo Forum: The Forum has re-
ceived from G.. J. Keeney, a copy of
the supplement of The Fargo Express
Of May, 1874, containing a full ac-
count Of the organization of the North
iern Pacific Editorial association
Extending from Lake Superior to the
Pacific Coast The meeting was
held at sBrainerd, May IA, 1874 and
twelve editors were present. R. Dun
ger Of The Duluth Herald was elected
president and w. F. Ball of The De-
troit Record, secretary. The Forum
wonders if this was not Mr.. Munger
in place of the name given in the re-
port Colonel Ball is now the senior
member of the legal firm of Ball, Wat
son & Young in Fargo. ~
G. J. 'Keeney and A. j., Harwood
were present from Fargo as the repre-.
sentatives of The Fargo Express, and
R. G. Mitchell of Duluth was also in
attendance. Col. C.. A. Lounsberry of
The Bismarck Tribune did not reach
Brainerd until a day late. <. !;
The members of the executive COM
mittee were M. G.. Russell of The
Brainerd Tribune, G.. W. Benedict OF
The Sank Rapids Sentinel and A. J,
Harwood of The Fargo Express. ~.
"A communicate was received from
H. P. Hallsof The st. Paul Dispatch
Printing "a. concerning a patent in
side house to be organized in that
city, and this movement was endorsed
IFby the association q s5ts:}ss3 =. 3. Il.
III The resolutions were presented by
Col w. F. Ball and unanimously
adopted and they endorsed the sound
ness of the advice of the lamented
Horace Greeley go West, Young
Man, Go West, meaning anywhere
west, except Nebraska and the sincere
sympathy Of the association was ten
dered to its brethren of the press who
were so fortunate as to be located
in the cold and uncongenial climate
elsewhere. .. 80 a ..
The formal resolutions condemned
the action of the land department In
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TO Whom 1t May Concern:

To Whom 1t May Concern: Lax
I consider it my duty to Aaker's
Business College, Fargo, N. D., to say
a few words in behalf of the school.
I attended two. business colleges
previous to enrolling at the A. B. c.,
but learning of the superior advan-
tages offered by that school, en-
rolled there in January, 1906, taking
up the stenographic course, and
have been we'll repaid for the change
made. Gregg shorthand with the
able corps of instructors is the best
that can be obtained. was placed in
a position as soon as competent,
which position I held for some time.
The A. B. C. has paid me the larg-
est dividend of any investment, and
a student makes no mistake to en-
roll at the A. B. c..
G. H Kalbf1eisch.
Steele, N. D., May 1. 1906.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-11
August Belmont

August Belmont inherited everything
February 1853
quenly nearly 81 His father
the
sailor
British
Belmont educated
University
Belmont banking establishment
Morgan. He
sons-Mess
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-11
Fruit Pudding.

Any fruits that have been partly
preserved, such as berries, etc. can BIO
made into delicious fruit pudding.
Heat until It can be strained to re-
move the seeds, then add q little dis
solved cornstarch and cook until 1t
thickens: sWeeten to taste while cook
Ing and pour into ndolds to cool. Set
on Ice and serve with whipped cream.
Raspberries are nice this way; so are
scurrants. Or the two may be used to-
gether. a s58&. .:, S3 VI
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-11
The One Medicine
Old People Need

Mr.. Josiah Zeitlin, lO1 years
old July, 1906, lives with his
daughter, Mrs. Isaac Krinsky,
Brooklyn.
Mr.. Zeitlin was a prominent
business man in his native
land, Poland, many years. In
1882 he retired and came to
this country. ---
He says that Dufy's Pure
Malt Whiskey has prolonged
his life, and is the medicine
to restore health and vigor in
old people.
He writes:
although I was 101 years old on fully
Sd last, still feel that am good for several
years. / was born at LODI, in Poland. and
after a lengthy business Life in the old land
came to this country in 1882 to reside with
my daughter. I have used Dufy,s
Pure Malt Whiskey for many years and
find it very beneficial. Il inyigorates
and gives me strength. I feel that ii has
helped me to live the l0I years. 1t seems
TO be the very medicine old people need TO
restore their falling health and strength. !.
Josiah Zeitlin, 136 Lexington Avenue.
Brooklyn, N. August 10, 1906.
Mr.. Zeitlin is one Of the many thousands
OF men and women throughout the United
States who owe their vigor, strength and
long life to the great Tonic Stirnulant and
Remover Of Youth, Dusfy's Pure Mali
Whisksy, and join ID exsolIing lis meriss.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-11

was later resident OF Bismarck and
long had charge Of the Sheridan
house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-28
oERrIF1cArEs OF 1NooRpoRArIoN.

Special CORES ponucnce ui rverY EveninE
Dover, March 2s- Certificates Of in
corporation were filed here, yesterday, as
follows:
United Multi-Phoned Co.. Wilmington.
Del, 10 manufacture and deal in talking
machines and musical instruments Of oil
kinds; capital stock s 600 600.
Germania Mutual Savings Co., Chicago.
Ill.,, 10 conduct a general savings bank
fund; capital stock, Sl30,O0O.
Peninsula Public Service Corporation
Wilmington, Del. to construct msiutain
and operate public works, &c; capita
capital stock, 100000
keystone Contracting Co.. Wilmington.
Del, to do a general contracting and CON
struction business; capital stock, 500 900.
The Seaford Gas Co., Seaford. Del, to
erect, maintain and operate a gas plant;
stock. $4,000.
Laurel Gas Co., Laurel Del, to erect,
maintain and operate gas plants; capital
stock. S25,OOO.
Amaragosa Construction Co., Whining
ton, Del, to build, erect, maintain and
operate electric works, &c; capital stock
$1,000.
Delaware Coke and IGas Co.. Whining
ton, Del, 10 erect, maintain and operate
gas plants; capital stock, SO 600.
Delaware Electric Transmission Co.
Wilmington, Del. to furnish generation
for transmitting electric current, &o.;
capital stock, SO 900.
A certificate of amendment was filed
to the charter Of the d. b. Martin Co.
Philadelphia, increasing the capital stock
from 100000 to S3,O000O0 The com.
pany does a general bonding and in
vestment business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-28

failure TO comply with the terms, was
readily disposed OF TO other parties.
Frogs in the marshes last evening sang
their opening notes of spring.
Siad fishermen are preparing TO dip
their nets and several will do so today.
The weekly meeting Of the members Of
tho New Castle A. A. will be held in the
Aumory at o'clock this evening.
Special low-pricc wall paper mating
baby walker Stoops.s
On Monday next Conductor Newlove
Of the trolley line will secure 3 vacation
Of several weeks to FISH for shad, and will
start on the vacation on Monday next
John Bellvile OF Delaware City, for
merly n conductor on the line, will become
an extra conductor for the company again.
Personal Mrs. Joseph H. Stewart of
Bridgeport, N. j.. is the guest Of Mrs
Charles n Clewell- Mrs John r. Stoops
is visiting IN Wilmington Mrs. George
Unger is visiting in Philadelphia Mrs.
George +. Hewitt is visiting in Phila-
dclphia.
Fresh Shad and Oysters-kings.t
Among the sick-Mrs. A. y. Goudiss,
who has been very i'll. is improving.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-28
Not nsoauss lhs oirIs Are Too Proud.

The West Chester Local News says
an item has heen going the rounds Of
the press to, the effect that the West
Chester Knitting mill, recently stagted
by A.. M. Rust of Smyrna, this State,
was closed because the West Chester
girls are too proud to work in mill.
The News says such is not the case I;
that the West Chester girls are not
opposed to any honorable employ ment,
but most OF them whosare earning
their living are engaged in other lines
Of work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-28
preaoh.r,. v.rd,o, s,ana.

Common Pleas Court No. l,of Phila-
dslphia, has refused a new trial in the
suit Of James W. Brown, of kennett
Square, Pa, a preacher, who was
recently awarded a verdict for 81, l25
against the Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company
for injuries sustained in the Chadd g
Ford wreck a year ago. The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, the lessees
Of the Baltimore Central Railroad,
made an application for a new trial.
after the verdict for 81, 1876 was rem
derod. The case may be taken TO the
Superior Court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-28
rrnm rnntnru 10 wsnrsr.

Most complete line Of spring hats. Fit
any shaped head. Guarantee every hat.
Saltzgiver & Bupp, l06 West Seventh
street. Opening evenings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-28
Reeentlon TO Vow Pa.tor.


The congregation of the Newport
M. e. Church will tomorrow evening
tender the newly appointed pastor Rev.
Z. W. Strickland, a reception. Mr..
Strickland will go to Newport today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-28
THE poLoIE CENSUS
A Squad Of omceru Will Start on the Work
Tomorrow.


Tomorrow.
The work of taking the census Of the
city will be started by the Police Depart
ment tomorrow. Chief of Police Black
has made all of the arrangements and the
work Will be continued until the exact
population Of the city is ascertained.
The census taken will not take any names.
but viii simply learn the number Of adult
males and iemdles and minor males and
females, classified as to color, in Whining
ton. Residents can assist materially by
filling in the blank, accompanying this
or making one like It and filling il in. so
that It VIII be ready for the policemen
when they call:
Residence, No.
Street.
Adults 81 years or upwards)-
Number Of Males ...................
oiol' ...,. ,.',...'-.-
Number Of Females. ...................
Minors (under the age Of 2l)-
Number OF Males. s..................
Number OF Females. ...................
A systematic canvass has been mapped
out An officer will take a block at "A
time and finish it before starting on an
other block.
Chief Black has assigned the following
men to day duty to take the census until
further orders, and they will begin to-
morrow morning:
Sergeants Lyons, Kelleher, McDermott
and Bayley; Patrolmen Taylor, Conner,
Eakin, Serson, Wintrup, Moore, King.
Hahn, Pierce, Wardle, Cornish. Burchinal
Ward, Palmer. Ford, Mcbride Maloney
Donohoe, Wallace, Edwards, Benson,
McGillin, Green, Collins, Todd, Hutton
Snyder, S. d. Scott, Beck, Jakubowski
Walker, Fox, Abrams, HarlSins, Barr and
Mclaughlin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-28
THE MEMS OR NEW CASTLE
An Interesting Meetlng Of the
Board OF Education.
STANDING COMMITTEES NAMED
Many Pupils Placed on the
Roll of Honor.

Rev. g. ". Prettyman Goes to Snow hhi'
Md.-Launch Of Boat This Afternoon
some Fishermen wnl Start Out To-day
social and Personal Items.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-28

To Dedicate New Chapel.
The msmbers of Trinity M. r. Chapel
have decided to dedicate their chapel
on April 22d.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-28

Rev. c. W. Prettyman, d. d., pastor
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, about
three months ago asked fora change of
appointment, TO take place at the annual
session Of Conference. but the bishop and
his cabinet thought he ought 70 return.
and he was sent back TO New Castle.
Dr prcttyman still thinks he ought TO
move, and arranged to change appoint
monts with Rev. G.. II. Anderson, who
bas had a successful pastorate Of two
years at Snow Hill Md. and who, be-
cause Of an afflicted child, desires to be
near Philadelphia. This change has been
effected through the bishop. the presiding
elders Of Wilmington and Salisbury dis
tricts and the two churches named
Bargains Closing out harness. brides
collars, razors, Diston saws half price
Garden seeds, rakes and spades -Stoops
The social department of the Epworth
League will hold a social in the Sunday
school room OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church this evening 40 sis O'Clock. All
members OF the league and church are
cordially invited 10 be present Some Of
the young lscies will recite and others
will read, while n number of the juniors
are 70 sing the "Glory Song A short
sketch Of Charles NJ Alexander. the sing
ing evangelist. will he read hy Miss Saun-
ders and "My Grandmother Advice. -
BY Miss Smith.
The launch Of the pretty steam Yacht
Ruth H. b, owned by Robertson 4 Belle-
Won of Camden. n j.. takes plsre At the
boat yards OF William II Beebe, at 3
O'Clock this afternoon. Miss Ruth I.
Bellevon. a niece of Mr.. Bellevon, for
whom the boat iE named, will christen
the vessel A number Of friends will wit
ness the launch. The boat has been cut
in two and heightened 70 AZ feet. She
Is q pretty vessel, handsomely finished
and is fitted with a 25 horsepower steam
engine. II is the purpose OF the ownen
70 have the boat inspected, licensed and
fitted up 10 carry about As passengers
After April 10th the boat viii run between
this city. Pennsville and Penn's Grove
making three trips daily each way.
The Jim Shoe. $3.50 -Shaw's.F
Albert Wilson, residing on Delaware
street, west of Sixth, and Frank McCaf.
ferty, on Cherry street west of Sixth ex,
changed residences yesterday, Mr.. Nc.
Caiferty going into the home recently
purchased by him.
Lenten devotions we're held in St
Peters r. G. Church. last evening.
some stock sold at the farm Of james
Morrison, on Thursday last, which wa
not taken by the purchaser, because O
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-08

ANSWERS TO THIS WEEKS Puzz ON THIS
AND DATE.
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Alice P. Pritchard,. city; Charlie j.
Carmichael, city; Hattie Flemminy,
city; Esilie Henderson, city; Virgin
, ia C. Walker, city; Eula Goldsby.
Goulding; Esther johnson, city; Will
I lie Vera Jones. Milton; James D. My
rover Fayetteville, N. c.; Majorie
Mclean, Bohemia; Olga Wilson, city;
Regina Davenport, Bayou Grande;
Eta Reilly. Big Bayou; Marie Mas
isey, city; Alex. M. Saunders, city;
Wallace E. Brown, DeFuniak; BenJa-
! min Robinson, city; John H. Pattcr-
son, Muscogee; Ethel Dewberry,
lcantonement; Marguerite Dewberry,
city; Francis Riera, Jr., city; j.
Warren Riera. city; Grace Emily
Reilly, city; Dan Reilly, city; Nal
! Tory K Laurence, city; Ethel Con
zaiez. Roberts; Lucy Cross, Letohat-
chic, Ala; Lille Robertson, Warning
ton: Walker Bombay, city; George
| B.. Soto, city; Jack Shuttleworth, Jr...
city; Simpson Fritch, Warrington;
Ian McLaren Phillips, city; Wilmer
DALEY, city; Bertram Coleman, city;
May Sue Mills, Milton; Harold St.
IIClair Wright, Old Mill Inn; Emile
Koch city; Walter Moody, city; Ellis
| @. Williams, Milton; Nellie Yates,
city; Ruth Westmark, city; Julia M
Pfeiffer, city; Ruth e. Pfeiffer, city;
Frederick Schiller. city; Charlie Mui-
Ter, Warrington; Olivia Appleburg,
Little Bayou; Frank Page, city;
oliver ]. Williams city; Oril Mae
Williams, city; willard Butler, city;
Lindley Pitts, city; Maymie Cobb
Bagdad; Eva D. Howe, city; Esther
IWeiland, city; Leo Kiedinger, city;
Myrtle Kaufman, city; Eulalie
Clark, Northup; Tululah Fell, War
J rington; En- Turner Merritt, city;
H A. Hagood Spartanburg, 8. c.;
I, Clifford Clark. Big Bayou; Clarence
Strong, Big Bayou; Maurine Myers,
Warrington; ]. Gould Williams
IMarianna; Aisa Swarez. Warrington;
Andrew Brown, Bayou Grande.
Nearly Correct.
The following all gave mo. 8
Tiger"
Nennah Soudar, Myrtle Johnson,
A. Dannffeisser, Ella B. Butler. Mag
gle Allen, Ferdie Neuman, Maxwell
fH. Cowart, Mildred c. and Matte
Gait Brown, Walter Hoer. Margaret
llF,earl. Susie Kiedinger, Ida Lee Riley
CAndalusia), Clyde v. Lindstrom,
BESSIE Henson, Horace R. and Fannie
R. Grant, Lillian Suggs, Harvey and
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en- Puzzle answers. II the puzzlers
dc not take enough interest to PIE
pay their own postage there Is no rea.
son why The Journal should do it fol
them.
Theodore Hernandez encloses one
cent with his Answer Coupon" but
does not state what 1t is for.
The puzzle editor thanks the puz
|ziers for their many interesting let
tiers, and regrets that they can not be
printed.
Several unsigned lists of answers
are received as usual, while others
we're stuck to the flap of the en-
velope-which had been turned in
and were so torn in getting them gu,
they could not be read.
Sixteen lists of answers were
thrown out because they were sc
family scrubbed the puzzle editor
could not take time to puzzle" them
out. h'
Lettie Martin. sends pretty little
rote, we'll written saying she sent
correct answers last week but hel
name did not appear Sunday. 1t was
probably because, like hers, Lillian v
Friedman's- Leone B-(somebody a,
80 E. Government, and others this
week, they were so family penciled
they can not be read without more
time than the puzzle editor can afford
to give them.
There is no excuse for not writing
plainly with either a soft pencil OF
with pen and ink, and the puzzler who
sends answers that can not be read
al a glance need not send them at all
fol they go into the waste basket
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Correct Answers Received.

correct Answers Received.
Correct answers were received from
the following bright girls and boys
] who are members of The Journals
big Puzzle Army:
John Christie, city; ]. Montrose
Edrehi, city; Althea Blumer,. city;
/ Russell Scarritt, Big Bayou; Angela
Scarritt. Big Bayou; Thornton Per-
seus. Warrinton; Thos. G. Alsobrook
Mariana; Edna Greenleaf Arm
strong, city; William D. Anderson
Bayshore. Genevieye M. Erickson,
city; Lille May Bogart, city; Ellis p.
Schusse. Mobile, Ala; Laurie
Traweek, Bluff Springs; Annie
Mooney. city; Edo Swaine, city; Lucy
Swaine, city; Stella Rheinhardt, city,
F,meley Blomeley, Goulding; Wilma
G. Williams, Pine Barren; H. D'Alera-
berte, city; Harry Porter. Montgou.-
cry, Ala; Charles j. Chunn, city;
Gladys Bell, city; William Hargis
Craig, city; Clara Frenkel, city; John
Frenkel, city; Gregory u Qnina. city;
aMry Souder, Delta; jennie Brasweli,
Warren w /. King. cit.; Elsinore
Lewis, city; Edna ". RiedeI, city;
I1ilah Louise Cafero. city; Jean Neel.
lWestville; Bernice Floyd, city; Sus-
sic Davis, Caktield; Elizabeth Davis,
Oakfeld; Ole Borras, city; Susie
Eagan, city; Dennie Eagan, city; c.
u. Heinberg, city; Marvin Johnston.
city; Mable billiard, city; Indelithia
Rorras. valerian Borras, city Esperi-
dion Borras, city; Julia Anderson,
CITY; Mollie billiard, city; Arthur
johnson, city; Manuel Johnson, city;
Willie Johnson, city; William Lee,
city; Ethel Mac Donald. city; Mil
ton Wood Lappington, city; Anna L.
Henrickson, city; Leona Murphy.
,clty; Belle Murphey, city; Walte.
Gagnet, city; Ada Collins city; Ethel
,Bayless, city; Paul Ridgely, city:
Norma Bazzell, city; Josephine
Faggioni, city; Angelina Faggioni,
city; Marion Marcy Kent, city; Eve
1yn Stephenson, city; Arthur Bane
Stevenson. city Nellie N. Pace, city:
lima May Stevens, city; Rodney Ste
vens May, city; Sidney B. Dannheis-
ser, city; Louis Kaufman city; Frank
Bond, city; j. Harvey Bayliss. city;
tEseph Pickett Jones, city; Edgar
Collins. city; Rosebud Nicholas, city;