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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-12-20

Assignee at NJ p Guthrie.
December 18Th 1906
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DEL LAMPMAN IS
n vAGRANT

Under the state law. Del lamp
man ala Prof be Forrest. e. prize.
flpht promoter. dime museum nElf
ard now naftl,luE elHlfeaYant q
vnEfant aud eau bo prosecuted aa
such
Il is up - the police department
Of the city IF Seattle tn zee that thii
~ iudlrf ia put out Of business
uEttcr The very hei that De- b.
advertising himself as flaiffuyunt
and pruetieiHH what De- claims to be-
fiainoYHHef tH sufficient to secure
lis conviction
Ffum Information received bf The
Star this morning 10 lH'sieHrIs tp-
parent that lamplunn haa been care
fgiug on quite extensively tho mln-
IHH branch IT nis business. which hr
runs iu harmony with iaaae Tom-
i'nHnu, ks8 Anakn building Mr
fumliuson declares That while ho
knows tamuman hr Lac no arr
engagement with him whereby his
mining ventures should be IL. str1
ATOMS lie does not however at
tempt 10 explain why iHmnmau
should recommend fn bic victims the
purchase ~ TaWilnspn stocks
Frank -. EHF. residing a. 1898
tlfih afa ihis city reports o. Tho
HHf thia morning au experience
aulie similar 90 that of The Star re-
porter whose STORY Appeared iu The
Stat yesterday Mr Cox mYn
.nu Saturday nlaht naa pe For.
satH ad IN taur paper Thought {
would sfe BAT hr could feli rae for
81 uud lsIa him Welt After
waiting until b. bad disposed ~ a
large number ahead ~ me ! uHa
ushrrrg u lie took mY hand. told
sac iittie about mY Ifs line hnd
ibat within IS months 1 should be-
married
Then De- paused AMI ] asked him
IF be- could tell mr anything about
no business lie told me I HaH soon
going to travel by water. ] NaH goo
iua north. ha said Within s. days
SEES 90 receive q proposition which
BE- would advise me ta accept. BE
then asked me 20 Clii again au Mop-
day auI ia pa.
"iir hHd forgotten me hat ] re-
called that be had asked ne 20 ro-
turn.
oh yes be replied, I rsmrm-
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sets STYLED PROF DE- FOREST CAN PRosrcurrp unpr.
srArE LAw-eAn o. PUT OUT or BUSINESS ~ polio,
WILL rHGlR DUTY

bsf waut yea fa ~ a. Tamiiason,
f9am s23 Alaska building Ask him
t. etuiniu 10 F1a the stocks and
shares thhi be Forrest De- interested
Ia Come nee tomorrow and viii
take sou 90 II you buy some ~
that stock Yuu Nilt never have 60
work aFaiu aztec gear I have got
LET ~ money ia the shares myself
and ail ufh you - do Do Co. treat me
right 4H fhr watiar
irf hlH office quite Rfatifisd
hsaauHe ~ thr fast that am really
net NJ green HH ! look"
How mluY others there are who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
RESCUING
CANOE rs
SMASHED

BAMFIELD. ID. c. Jan. sL-M
Wyada tried To land canoe Al Cas-
Beale for the body Of @. Eritktm
this morning. but the canoe va
smashed In launching
II Il impossible 10 bring the pcs.
les over the trail 20 Bamneld. an
Il Is not believed that many nor
bodies will be found. as the Va
lcncia lies az a point where ~
current sets seward.
Many bodies are besievcd 70 =
covered by sand on the beach Ia
viii never be recovered. Laeu1i
Mewha while walking alons ~
beach yesterday. stumbled Over :
human foot. but was unable 70 =
the body out. as be bad no ieos
Carpenters are making board o.
fins here.
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Bogus Lord Must Hang.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo Jan -.
The supreme court this morning
confirmed the sentence that Lord
Seymour harrington be executed on
March 10.
A rope and knife. believed to De
intended for suicide. we're found In
the Tell Of the bogus lord thls morn
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rer sale RsaI Hslsts.

Pee sals--Rsai Estate.
TilE rttaENtN fNNEaTMFNT CO.
"a AID % sullivan ifidg
Tote NV 8.ruom raitaas. fuHt trsss
and email ffHitH ely HHtrf aud
HpriHB an fenced and CLEARED uHa
Hud half blocks from cat o. fare
q Nat a $1,000 ,aah. hal ll.14 pc
nuuth
brnom eatiaee and lats Tor fr0to
fiUH ~ auHh bal tiauH per month
ifulf auHp
g onfshafe tracts HaiHtef valley fea=
Huuabta price, snad terms.
lots fHaum housf. 81 Green Lake
AN cleaned aud fenced. eitf uatffs
will ssii thia az q aaerfllt hrh uH
about IT,
dreum house 5 large tote aU est aHt
200 ffHii end garden close Co. ,af ital=
uisr valley
tt aeass Ia HaiHiff Valley nut coll
aidr walks and rIt3 Watst Or fare
lnNsHuhate Tile
Nr have several rhuieH tote ln UalHief
VALLEY which et taa HIkr 1HH gYad
tttuH On
ie large Tote af Columbia fHf Fu ~ all
cleared. fenced frHt tfFss planted
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have been referred 70 Tamllnsan a.,
hos many ihofe are Hhs hav. -. -
chaHed this mining stock -.
Lnmpuhn and TWafluHon know y
D. quite evident that there 10 h,,..
urnH relationship beiHeen tbs -
men.
fnmpman D. the 81 ~ city Il.
iiafE Inspector Hiram Iam,,ns.
he b. yell known IN seatils 60
ciaiiy by that element feHidirS II
lov Yesier Way During tho -.
ana Clark fair be- operated 10 ps,ts
land aud there BE- said to have NJ.
considerable money.
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TELEGRAPH|C
BREVITIES

NEW YORK Ian Friends
say that John A Mccall former
president ~ the New York life In
auranee company. is very 40 With
congestion ~ the liver. y y Hiil
left today for the south. 10 remain
until April. On account u 80 health.
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GIVES TIP TO
F A R M E RS

Professor Georgesou. who hsA
charge Of the inyeatlRatl0ns recent.
~ made BY the United States De.
partment u Agriculture IN llask.
wrote recently 10 John r. Ballsins
from Washington y G that hs /.
noW engaged ia writing biz fepor
Ia that report he expresses The IL.
lief that a. least one tortlon :,
Central Alaska about 100 miles :,
80 miles ia area IL a. faYorabls d,
tba growing 81 vegetables a. ara
many agricultural portions a IA
United States. This area lneludss
the Matanuska. the slsltna ana u.
dc Husiina valleys
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Wheat High Low Close.
May ks7-S. Esi-4. s43-s
July. Sis. Sis. STA
Corn
MAJ. ass. It's. els
July, ass. 4&3.s. Sf8-k
Oats
May. 81 30 as. 80 IL
July. - rs. - IL. 2el-2
Pork
MAJ. 1417. 1909. 1905
Liverpool wheat closed May. IS
4 fssd.
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MISS Roosevelt
is SICK

NEW YORK. Jan. u-Nia
Roosevelt left for Washington ~
afternoon on account OF sea-.
sore throat. which necessitalN
physicians attendance. this ne's !.
Ing. The attack is not though y
be serious.
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW A1AAh EihA ~
Anal Cop. u.s. ilol-2. rs as
Am sugar. iSs ID. 1916 "a. les ID.
Brock II. r.. $ IS. STA. SS3zs
Peoples Gas. lea. ~ 80, ~ D.
Metropol f23 Is. i22t-4. i22 81.
L. S Steel e.. -. 447-S.
L s 8. pfd. nat mia. Nit
Atehlson. % L.. % SIS. s3i-2.
II q O.. 1873. i15l-S. lis L.
Can pac.. l72 IL. III as. IL 10.
Erie. sSl-2. 478ss. 4SS-s.
l. q n 1863. $50 SIS. lb2.
No Pac.. log "a. 100 Ia i02 81.
Penn. i43 IS. Ia Is, 1884.
Reading. lsii-2 f3s 81, 1ti1-S
Rock Island. ae1-S. Is SIS. 261-S
South Pac. eei-2. 6SS-S. e3.S
81 Paul iS6 "a. iS5 10, iS6S-4
Union pac.. t55 Ia. l5s. 1856 H.
III Cent, l74I-2
n Y. Cent. l507-g.
Sales 20 noon. 22.9QQ.
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xAsc
Msats

~ rsese. psr to. ituitc. euess per
IA .faalic
Naafs.
Dressed steers eiaaFisr dressed cows
tA#sr dFrnsra mutton WrthefH r.
araHHfa uuffaH. ewes $40. afHHHfa
lamtaH sly dressed PORK eastern stsr
laHai pork. fatHaH HHht veal a8lie.
heavy veal s41a tive Nfssrn a. i've
shesTa 81. liNt hnRe eiFr liNe Vrai 20
eisE 1--we iaulaH s. saa g. a. fsr head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

GUAYAQUIL. Jan 3l--A severe
earthquake Of quite long duration
Was felt here this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

The eaFstena Packing eomrssy
are 10 build "a cold storage plant !,
Everett. 80
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The MARKET rs


usans. dff. per cwt g. E6fz =. Sa
4 small whites ust. choice whitrs.
large HhiisA $50 ptnA hrana.
g e haFo teams. ftsa hfstH nfr sack
parsuips per sack q Ice. carrots. per
raek aauaT fauirs ssrk So ae iet-
apr 81 b. Fafise lb = paraiss tas =
cabbage. PEI ~ tissi.r tomatoes per
aat los 49, frinr1 rfr anH. Nsi....
M WIZ, le,sf pe ,... Il ten. - y,
LahYrr uHtnuH. Hat. g &Hi q Nsila
Waiia ahiaua sack 81 HH y cram
berries Pee baKs Nh rff Hhf. 81
Fruits.
Piss. per case. ia-ih bfle - 8 p
sHHau fias aafh carton. 7A white
fiEs per e assNAse lemons set case.
NWff N eHntrhee aprlse PSF los
q nt. 81. hanauha bunch : @ft1 81.
tas 81 ,alft = Hawaiian piasarpies.
Per la1 a. aaff ans carnaHuta. per dnE.
Hfh tHI hHnsN pet case e combs.
s n.4tla. AalaEo Erapra hi. 8 -
EGGS
Ranch fEEH per dHayu asHaN EnHt-
HFU. per uHH 4fatr
Butter ard Cheese.
Washington creamery. per H. .ac
East.rn etra usfr trlfkf raf o.. -
eF Eastern fah prr 20 atfee cook
lHE per Ih flisE ranch batter. PER
IT. irHIAc Wisconsin cheese twins. per
I'd ie crtafn brick per th iac Linz
burger ref q aHe block AWE#H per 10
ffr ruHuE Asnf giCau cheese. per TO-
iaa ard IlilaHaak EC
Sugar.
urN FraHaiHtrd seeks rsr laa n.s
e frHfE sHaHa.atrd. SACKS PER te
HHH M hHst Ser sack 3 s Golden
iilH 8 la hsaf pee sack NH Golden
d. per sack. SD. Extra e. per sack
s. ta
Poultry.
Dressed chicken. Per n iGui1c.
iIge chicken. he itr. drfaaad turkeys.
per In sag ae live turkeys ufr 70
Real Estats-Ceuttnucd
QEEEN ANNE MI
80 49, Hu FaNf payments fer let's On
uu 9th 10th and iith ake. west.
FITZGERALD a MELVILLE.
q -.
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l0WNIN0. HOPKINS a HYTR
Inr.
SETS ALASKA BUILDING.
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Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

6, = Lehnderft. eiaar store, Nlb
Second aNsnue.
Quaker orua Stere. tota First sV.
n Mallsn. 81 Ballard avenue.
cepetsts sitl halt
freuant prua c. tWiaa stree'
and Eeeaant avenue.
rhes. HARRIS. al eostesgios, Rem
ten.
tias Is.,lake. ua.tlsss prua Co
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inr before the decision was tys
him.
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40. 60. 49,. ....,-. ,....tz=
-
.....
1900 -,....s
fust#ftt.s D. f.f..tf .sg..
,s.t,. 49,. i#55s 80
-lH
A. 49, No.. oii eAl-ts a.Y ana.
NJ N's
nj $50. - ...........
fe"ta haasf zoe tars TO ,hi.s
n', sE5s > nl.g CON q h ~ i,e -
HHf us 90 '"Hf ata# f@H' "aH#
AtaH
a#sta = mitte ftaHH SEQ fehk#
tei5tHH iAt.N
Et.H ~" iff asff 'ARt asNe
Il
y =" ~ i.ir tAiea fas p wfst ffaat
- tiH Atr norm mar A'fafl
mansion ttnrsf Wee @ tiiF.
alNl.'ft tNS
90 Mahsh 81 guad taf Also aae
q 90 IHf On MshHH HN
q - eeie email heaas ~ leth Aee
nuFtA heaf Miller ~ 80 taHN NaE
handle ihls goAi haf al Improve
wfHfa nAId
o ~ daaA srpom haHes iwo good
Tote 9Th 3 HHfFu feafHHa fruit tree
Esaa eaibgaa.pss .=...
H1lHMHhfa& 6 Eric hatN
- MashfnafeH HidE
---------==-zs.zs-ss.-=a- --'---'--------=-.
"a o. Lot on tfh Ave Wet nsaf
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Great
Reduction In
Clothing

AZ II Lewis q Co. 700 lst ave.
cor Cherry IT, See Show Win
dowa
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CifEAp HoMEaf
x T. CAR SHOPS KaHe Ore on r y
IfinmHns Meadow Gardens. employ
; hnF mheHf 80 men WiI make the
-lara NhiaHbir. iafHH tracts over 81
feet lees uuif H. Hn terms - ! =
prf month HwenfN Haffsmcn 90 the
grounds untl uaid onfs alec need urv.
efaf mere HlHu at NuHd waEra wfH
aeu Haaaas du terms - = per month
rake ufW HfUtau car TO nuHamlah
bridge ~ raN NJ ltilimanH offices
iu TluFH hiurh az eHEH If
oN BEACON IT'LL.
we have q genuine snap fH fhfrfH4
fine iats on NsaroH tiiH vtth an rK=
reusnf view ~ Lake anH Mountains
neatly all CLEARED and fanrrd coed
rfe4raHm house aud either uufhHIds
luaa Is bN EufH At $40 Terms
nH part Mr Investor here ia your
chance
CHARLES 81 AuANg
40 tnImHu HIdH
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Acreage 'or sale.
SPECIALS ~ ACREAGE
tlssB-5 aefea luat out - Columbia. AZ
80 per acre. You cant beat
this
8. s0 one acre with nrw f1ur-rcom
house. - feet ou boulevard. fuo
each
81 GO one aefu AZ Rainier Beach. few
blocks frum car and take good
virw - lase. Htumus al out and
ready faf pillow
- 30 Fins ffuft farm IN White River
valley Ias berry rfaH Haid Dor
q 80 eash Eao each handles
thls. and farm viii pay Ter Itself
ln three years besides keeping
family
q loo Groom cottage a. Rainier Beach
Joe EsiHa5 city water. close tn
car and lake faD cash handles
III
ua Lumher Exchange Phone Main
Fsa " s. BANNER 4 - IT
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Fof aafe-A nice eaffansz stvfs asraafn
Residence one tiasa from NrHtsr
WAY un rirf street ha3ar BE- MH8s
rru NHa Esd ftfetfis HNtHrrH hath
ARD fnfief iaath up sHd down stairs
nisn large unrh ruum Boa ff iaHfaa
feet 81 Improve n~Hfa ia ani patf
Zoe HEfa RI rrftf r. fFHfFa a. first
class feHaHfH hmnff uIf cell aH
easF irfma At law f.aaff Call At
Nfflcs.
" WHITE
- Ourftal Hinea
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Dressed chicken. per NJ ieul1c.
fIVe chicken fh. itr. drfaaad turkrNH.
per lh. SAD -. tive turkeys PET To-,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-20
WILL NOT LEAD BiTUMiNOUS5 OP.
ORATORS IN CONFERENCE
WITH MINE WORKERS.
aRTI.PEACE FACTION NOW IN CONTROL
CONVENTION AT INDIANAPOLIS
BADLY SPLIT ON QUESTION
OF HIGHER. WAGES.

indianapolis, March -Bituminous
coal operators TO the number of 400
met during the day at the Claypool
hotel to endeavor to formulate a unit
ed policy for their line of action in the
Joint conference with the miners. Be-
fore the meeting began it was ap-
parent that the operators were widely
separated in their views, some favor.
ing granting the miners an increase
in wages, others standing positively
against any increase whatever.
F. l.. Robbins, who has long been
the leader OF the bituminous operators
in their dealings with the United Mine
Workers Of America, announced that
he would not be candidate for con-
tinued leadership.
A revolt against him has been
planned by operators opposing his
moves in favor CT peace :
J. P; Winder, president of the Sun
day Creek Coal company in Ohio, the
second largest bitunanous coal produc-
NAe' Soa\SA1A III t1AS SouAlly, IeaS DSS4
brought out by the anti-Robbins fac
ton Of bituminous coal operators for
the craftsmanship and leadership of
the Central competitive field operators.
Winder Succeeds Robbins.
The operators meeting represented
the Central competitive field, consist
ing Of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio ard West
ern Pennsylvania. Mr.. Robbins called
the meeting to order and announced.
that while he had been misunderstood
and nlisrepresented he still believed
it best that he retire as chairman of
the operators and he asked to be re-
lieyed. On motion Of Frank S. Pea
body. of Chicago j. P. Winder was
elected chairman and will be the lead
er of. the operators in the Joint con
ference. .,. = :z.22$s:N
~ After the operators adjourned it was
stated that a crisis was imminent. It
was stated that r. l.. Robbins was op-
posed to the unit rule, which requires
that all voting on wage matters shall
be recorded as unanimous, and that
Mr.. Robbins threatened to bolt the
conference ana operate his mines in.
dependently. There was danger that
the operators would not be able to
agree sufficiently to warrant joint
conference with the miners
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-20
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS J,

d. & A. Rastourgeff, the largest mer.
chants in Russia, have failed for $13,.
500 900. :es .s.s 4 4 III I. t{5=> T.:
Mrs. John Morrison of Gumbeola,
Pa, was shot and killed as she lay in
bed by one of three masked burglars.
z Nicholas Brice, banker and vice
president of the Stock Exchange, is
dead at Philadelphia. Mr.. Brice was
about eighty years of age. . .s:2s. "a a
The Chicago Federation OF Labor
has declared war on the Chicago I'm.
dertakers' association, branding the
body as "a trust Of the worst order = 4.
Railroad traffic in Mississippi has
been paralyzed for twenty-four hours
as a result OF heavy rains. Many
trains are from five to ten hours late,
while others have been annulled. Is
Lyman ]. Gage, former secretary Of
the treasury, has confirmed the report
that he would in a few weeks retire
as president Of the United States
Trust company Of New York city.
The Austro-s eryian tariff dispute
has collapsed. Orders have been is
sued to admit all Austrian merchan-
disc into Servfa on the same condi.
tons which prevailed before the tariff
war. 8s
t@k Ills Hall Turner, general manager
of the Grand Rapids lMich. Herald,
is dead. He was at one time man
ager OF the Chicago journal and pres.
ident OF the Chicago City Publishers
association. !.
The special business mems grand
Jury at Toledo, o., returned indict-
snnents against five Of the largest Ice
companies doing business there. They
are charged with entering into com
binatfon TO advance the price Of ice.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-20

The Original Laxative Cough syruI
is Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
It. expels all cold from the system ba
acting as a cathartic on the bowels,
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar it
a certain, safe and harmless cure for
colds. Group and whooping cough.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-20
Misrepresentation AIleaed

Cincinnati, March 20. silas L.5
sSnodgrass, secretary and treasurer 81.
the Morrison Il Snodgrass company,
is charged with converting to his Own
8use and benefit $4,000 belonging To-
the company In a suit In attachment
fled In the common pleas court BIZ
Andrew Morrison, president Of the
company
The power oe fortune IL cont ssed
only by the miserable, for the happy
frnpute oil their success to pxudenca
and merit swif t.ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-20

seems to be more consistent with the
new conditions of the country than
handling stock. ~ -.
Mrs. Hibbs disposed of her bunch
of cattle and will turn her attention
to raising horses and mules. In the
novelty line she will I, include fancy
poultry and guinea pigs.
This cold snap must be out of sea-
son. Will it be breach of etiquette
If winter fingers in the lap of spring,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-20
WANTS

Advertisements under this head will be in.
serted for ONE CENT A WORD each inser-
ton. No publication for less than lie. Cash
must accompany out of town orders.
Advertisements in this column having letters
or numbers MUST be answered through CORE
spondence.
To insure publication of advertisements in
these columns copy must be in before 80
p. m
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-20
HELP WANTED-MALE.

W1ANTED-Young man to work by
month, 421 18th street. F. Jaszko-
WAX.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-20

WANTED Men to learn barber
trade. Only short time required.
Now is the time to learn and pre-
pare for the busy season. Illus
trated catalogue free. ,Moler Barber
College, Minneapolis, MINI.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-20

n j, Il Y, EM.dLLdHEESs
Z y. IL Y. I, q; 4, u MEETS EVERY FIRST ANp
snifd Ihureday OF each month IT d asciorks
2. nj, q 4 9. g. y. han. Visiting rserIs.,
fnaneer; Erisk Eriekson, sscord Fesssssr. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-20

CAPITAL cry LonGE No. 4 Z. L. d. d, IL
a Meets every Friday sveusnH 81 I. d. q. b.
, asil, Main street All sisifiEsR brotSexp sss
s sny,sea t9 call ~ NJ. skinner, n, q. M ].
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-20
I, RHTHROWN gTrTp

LINCOLN TEMPLE Nc. d. MEETS FyFts
second and fourth Thurasisy III each sarr,tis
h a. y. I. ball Laura Sanders. nj, ID, q. NeIiio
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-20

W,ANTED-Railway mail clerks, post.
Office clerks and carriers. Appli-
cants should prepare at once for
spring examination. Course the
most complete. Our students re.
ceived highest grades in last exam
nations. Salaries $500. to $780,
Address with stamp, giving age,
height and weight,
Central Correspondence College,
Indianapolis, Ind
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
ST; ELMO LODGE NO. /. MEETS EVERY
wednesday evening at z. p. hail. new Web
p D :, VIM. Hara, G. C, b. Aueer,
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81. NJ HoLsON REBRK44H NO. q.
MEETS THE FIRST AND THIRD SATUR.
SSays OF every north In Oddfeil0ws halt "A
Sanders, Secretary Mrs. A. Couch, Chapifsill.
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WANTED-A good competent girl to
: go to the country Good. wages and
:. no washing. Fine place for the
Z right party. Mrs. VIM. Brittin,
Brittin, N. D..
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BISMARCK CHAPTER, NO. III. 4, II q
Meets first and third Fridays in each month
s At Masonic hall Dakota block. Euams IN
faiconer, w. NJ: Hattie skeleton, Sccrefsry.
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CIR

JAMES ,. MCPHERSON POST NO. DE-
the Republic. Meets every seen,,d ~ y a,,f
fourth Thursday in each month at @. "A. II.
t& nan. bismarck, N. D. Jos. Hare, Post Con
III mander; e. s. Pierce. Adjutans. '.8s
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MODERN BROTHERHOOD or AMERICA.
MEETS EVERY SECOND ann FnYTprH
I, thursdays OF each month in K III hall. al. III.
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SECRET SOCIETIES. 6

;;ssl. MASONIC
BISMARCK LODGE, A. F. Il A. NJ. No. s i.
Meets first and third MONDAYS In eaeh
month at Masonic hall. G. F. Duliam M. 'ss
M Burt Finney, Secretary. !.
TANCRED coMhAEDERy KNrcHr. .
lenpiar, No. 1 Meets third Thuysdav ii 8
y. r., Cochrane, T. &, n. j. NC McKe elas
BISMARCK CHAPTER. NO. ii. d. & 81.
Meets first and third Fridays in each month
E :! MASONIC s. hall. Dakota block Eaama B.
Ia 'a'0ne a. ". Nd; Hattie skeiton. Secretary.
BROTHERHOOD CIV e. uA4lRsrc1s Y1o-
A FRATERNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
am. nsu 1ss, orssnization. Meets The second
q feiiq p hall CIV Jones, foreman; r.
@ L. Best M. a. Belk correspondent
a. o. u ".
BISMARCK LODGE NO. 40: MEETS rr,r:
LIST and Sd Tuesdays At /. o. O. II. hal 81 +
9 O'Clock John Mclaughlin, III. WI: Ii Brad.
& ley G. MARKS. recorder.
"s.s G. 4, R.
JAMES B. MCPHERSON POST No. ! nm.
partmsnt Of North Dakota Grand Armay IL
u the Republic. Meets every second a,,d
toy fourth Thursday in each month ii q. "a. 4.
mander: 3. 5. Pierce. A ri s' ros1 ZEN
MODERN BROTHERHOOD or AMERICA
MEETS EVERY SECOND AND FouRrH
a rns OF each month in K. 2. hall a. r..
KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAs
ST: ELMO LODGE NO. /. MEETS RvrRy
WEDNESDAY evening at e. P. hall. new Webb
P x e p VIM. ! .Iiara. G. b Anger.
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TANCRED coMMANDERY, 81 KNIGHTs
Iempiar, No. /. Meets third ThuYsdav h,
sach month at Masonic hall, Dakota biock
3. r. Cochrane, =. G., M. j. Mckenzie,