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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13

BY Huge Rat Who Seriously Bit the
Husband, Wife and Babe in
Pittsbure House.

Pittsburg, July H. w. n. Crimes,
his wife and eleven, months old baby
went through a frightful experience at
late hour last night when they were
bitten about the face and hands by
huge rat. Grimes was bitten in the
nose seven times, his Wife was bit
ten on tie hands five times and the
baby was literally covered with
the wounds. The whole family was
taken to the Allegheny General Hos
pital, where their wounds were dress
ed
Grimes retired early. About s
o'clock last night his wife came into
the room and was almost overcome by
seeing her husband lying in pool of
blood and huge rat just jumping off
the bed. She awakened her husband,
who was so very weak from such an
enormous loss of blood that he could
hardly stand.
He was sent to the hospitol TO have
his wounds dressed and returned
home about - o'clock, when all went
to bed again.
They had not been asleep for an
hour when both husband and wife
were awakened by the cries Of the
baby. They lit the light and both were
astonished to find that both the wife
and the baby had been bitten by thc
same animal which had returned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13
TRAGEDY
IN HIS HOME MAY CAUSE DEATH
or RICH Aid AGED
FARMER.
tlo3aekesper Acsuscs Hy Girl Of
Wronaftl Treatment Follows
Her to a Watery
Grave.

Bowling Green, Ohio July l2.-
While returning this morning from
he funeral services over the remains
Of Clara Srayer who committed nj
C do Sunday by drowning in the Mau
nee, party Of moaracrs discoyered
The body of Katie Wlnoyar the house
keeper, whom the srarer girl ac
eused of being tae eau g Of her death
joatng near the Rhor-
Katie Winoyer. 40 year. Of age hal
been the housekeepar in the strayeI
nome fr II years and cared 70.
Clara Straver as a m3;her. bHt as tho
girl grew older she resented the re
sriclons placed upon her by Miss
Wmoyer, and brooded over the fan
cicd wrongs tin finally, Sunday night
she ended her life af or writing a
note bidding her father and friends
good bye. AMI telling tnom that she
was going 10 live v-,h her angel
mother.
A coud note We :ound later in
lbe girls room, which read; "Deal
papa. ! want to bid you good by, and
AN my friends Expect 60 go 60 live
with mama, for ! cannot .tay ar home
here any mere. for you know how
am treat q by Katio Your loving
daughter Clara. Seal ID with a kiss
n is believed thai cara accusa
ti0as car cd Miss Wipover t. lose hei
reason. Friends heard Miss Ninovel
leave tho house horily after midaigtt
Monday. but Thought hat sin hal Dc
-ided 30 GO TO her home near Neapolis
aad so when ne dd not return yes
terlay nothing was theneht of H.
Lincolu Suaycr. the father Is q
wealthy cattle buyer and farmer. Ht
do'ized his dauehtc-. best wing upon
nor every hing tAat money could buy
Tie fathers heart = almost btokCa
with grief over TIC ioss Of his only
child and the -ocond tragedy it &.
feared NAV cause hi, death or th
'oss of his mind
Tho fu1eral Of the daughter was
heli al Mt. plaasant c1urch. in Proyi
ic1ca township. Lucas county anI
was the largest held in the his Org ol
the Maumeo Valley
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13
KILLED BROTHER BECAUSE he
HAD MURDERED HER BETRAYER
Woman Avenges Death Of Fanatic Who Had Worked
Her Ruin and TO Whose Faith She Belonged

ing Today was the first time they
had been seen together on good terms.
Murder Follows RecpnclIIiaton.
Last night Charles Mitchell. father
of the family and his daughter, Esther,
reached a reconciliation. Fer some
days the girl had refused to see her
father Hearing he was about 10 re-
turn 10 his home in Illinois she con
sentpd t. an Interview at which the
rest Of lilo family except George was
present.
Esther Mitchell and Mrs Creffieid
widow OF the deceased Holy Roller
leader today announced their intcn-
H.n Of making Seattle their home
The two women took small partments
here, sold their witness certificates 70
raise funds and apparently had made
up their minds TO remain in Seattle.
The three brothers we're en- route
to Oregon. Directly after the shoot
ng Perry and Fred were arrested as
witnet ses.
The murder Of Mitchell adds anoth-
er chapter to the strange history Of
the Holy Rollers" This peculiar re.
lieious sect was organized by Creffield
and was composel of religious fanat-
les over whom he had a most remark
able control Most Of the members
were women and young girls They
for the most part roamed in the
woods scantily clad and indulgins in
free love" The sect was broken mp
and he leader finally murdered
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13
COUPLE RECONCILE
BY Their Children and Porto Rican
Justice Weds Woman For the
Second Time.

Philadelphia. Pa, July 12.-An-
Houncement was made tonight that
Judge James Harvey MaCleary, Of
San Juan. associate justice OF the
supreme court, of Porto Rico was re.
married here yesterday TO Mary King
MaCleary of Auburn. y. Y, from
whom he was divorced in 1901. after
the death of his first wife in San
Antonio. Texas In 1872, MaCieary
married Miss Mary King I'm this city
and was divorced from her in 1901
on tho ground olabandonmcHt Re
cancellation is said 10 have been
brought about through the efforts Of
their son and daughter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13
"DEWEpS'' PILOT
WILL BE REWARDED BY THE
GOVERNMENT FOR HIS Diff
CULT FEAT.
Aged Mariner Has Conducted Many
"crowned Heads" Through the
Suez and Has Many Gifts as
a Result

Washington, y. c.. July While
it was predicted by some that the dry
dock Dewey would never be able to
pass through portions Of The Suez
Canal. which arc only Slightly wider
than the great dock. the aged head
pilot of the canal. A. Papa, knew
differently. and II was his sk!ll and
caution which made it possible for the
Dewey to get through the tormous
waterway in such a satisfactory man
ner. according TO a report Of the trip
just made to the navy depar' ment by
Commander II. H. Hosley, wao was
in charge Of the Dewey and the fleet
which conoved IT,
Although Papa is very old and was
so in that he should not have at.
tempted the work he assumed fun
charge Of the Dewey's canal trip
Worn ont by the careful Watching
necessary ~ save the dock from dis
NSlff. tue DiN MAN WIS NNfNI ihfli'Hl
attention during two Of the N'ghis
the Dewey wa I'm the canal re wa
cared for in the quarters of tac gcner-
al manager Of The canal and resolutc
ly resumed his work and directed the
tugs which were doing the towing by
means Of a system Of nag siguale
which proved effective For many
wears all ships bearing crowned
oads. members Of royal families or
other distinguished persons have been
pnoted through The canal hy the ven
cradle head pilot. whose services have
been SO indispensable TO the company
that his proposed retirement and re-
turn tc Greece. his native land. are re-
gardcI by The canal officials with
extreme regret a short time ago % p
steamer Chatham. loaded with dyna
mite was sunk i'm the canal and Of
fered dangerous obstruction 60 navi-
CATION. Papa was the only employe
Of The canal company regarded as Do
ing capable of steering vessels around
the hidden danger. and he worked con
stanlly day and night until the explo-
sives could be removed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13

Chicago. III. July 12.-William B.
Beckman. Of Blytheville. Ark-. today
fled a bin in the United States cir
cult court asking for an accounting
with. and receiver for, the Chicago
Mill and Lumber Company and an
Injunction against the members Of the
alleged box combine re- training them
from acting in restrait Of trade.
Reckman in his bin alleges that
there has been in existence since 1900
"a pool. trust, agreement or Under
standing to unIawfully regulate and
fix the price Of boxes in the United
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13
EVANS cH0OSEN BY
REPUBLI LICANS Of
TENNESSEE
FOR CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
AND DEFEATS 0aoWNLoW
FOR LEADERSHIP.
EXCITING CONVENTION
In Nsshvile--Platform Endorses
Roosevelt for War On Trusts
and Halls Him AS Century's
Greatest Statesman.

Na hville. Tenn. July 12.-lienrl
Clay Evals ol Hamilton county for
ner commir ioeer O. pensions and re
Gently American consui general in
London. was tonight nominated fol
governor by the Republ an stale coa
ventl1n.
The nomination of Evans came after
most exciting SIS ion and marks tht
transfer of BE- Republ can leadership
in Tennessee from Congre rsman
Brownlow t0 Evans
Praise for Roosevelt.
The platform endorses The admins
trati0n of Roosevelt. his war 1n tri Is
his maint nance OF the Monroe doc
4ine. his action in settling thc coaI
strike and bringing about peace be-
tween Rus ia and Japan and declares
hat the future historians Will record
Theodore Roosevelt as The greatest
statesman oI the Twent eth century
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13
SIX CHILDREN DROWNED IN A
VAIN ATTEMPT TO SAVE ONE
Picnic On River Bank Ends In Tragedy When
Treacherous Sand Gave Way Under Waders

been recovered except that OF Clara
Usher. They Were tu&en to the Sweet
ing home ard laid in a row amid the
weeping and sobbing Of hundreds Of
men and women.
The children had gone 10 the river
bank with Mrs. Usher who look her
baby. The baby fretted and Mrs.
U.her went home With il The chill
dren Immediately Wen; IN wading.
Ruth Jersey wcnl 70 one end Of the
long sand bar ana seeing the water
was deep at that end. warned the
other children Lucille Sweelng, how,
ever. ran to The end of the bar. The
sand yielding. she slipped off into
seven feet Of water.
Rushed to Their Death.
Her cries brought Hazel Swaeting
TO her aid In trying 10 pnll her back
on the sand bar she too fell into deep
water. Another child went to her as
sistance and slipped into the water
and so on until seven Of the eight
We're in the deep wafer.
Some drowned helplessly while two
ior three rainly tried 70 climb back on
the sand bar.
Ruth Klersey seeing the fate of her
companions ran down the road crying
10 Mrs. Usher overtaking her when al
most home. Mrs. Usher left her baby
IN the road and ran back To aid tn.
children She managed 70 get hold 81
the hair of two Of them and pulled
them out Of the water. but II was too
late to save Their lives.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13

Cedar Rapids, Ia, July 12.-Eight
children at picnic on the river bank
only three blocks from their home
went wading this afternoon. The
smallest one dipped into a deep hole
in the river and in trying TO save her
The six others were drowned.
The dead.
LUCILLE SWEETTNG, aged 6.
HAZEL SWEETING. aged a.
GLADYS SWEETTNG, aged 10.
JOSIE SWEETING, aged II,
RUTH COYLE, aged H. Sioux city
CORA COYLE, aged ., Sioux City.
CLARA USHER aged lG.
The Sweafing children lived with
their father near Ellis Park on the
outskirts of the city. Clara Usher was
the daughter Of Sweeting's house
keeper and the Coyie children We're
her nieces who were here on a visit
Survivor Tells Of Drowning.
Ruth Klersey. the only survivor
said they were wading when Lucille
Sweeting slipped off the shelf IN the
river bottom into deep hole, Hazel
rushed after her, slipped into the hole
then the next girl rushed after her
and so each kept irving to save the
other until all the girls except Ruth
Klersey were drCWuei she ran home
and gave the alarm
-Four Of The bodies were quickly re
moved from the water, bu' II was too
late TO recusIicate them
Men and Women Weep.
At four O'Clock all the bodies had
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13
DEATH OF LEADER
Of SALVAOOR'S
TROOPS
OCCURRED AT CLOSE OF BATTL e
WITH GUATEMALAN FORCES
YESTERDAY.
WAS A POPULAR IDOL
And Would Have Soon Been Elected
to the Presidency For Second
Time-Resut of Engage
ment Unknown.

Washington D. G., July 12.-Regal'
ado, former president of Salvador and
leader Of the Calyadorean troops in
the present conflict with Guatemala,
was killed in a battle today.
The announcement of his death
reached the state department through
dispatches from United States Minis
ter Merry, at San Salvador.
The dispatch states that Regalado
was killed in the last movement of
the Salvadoreon troops against Gaute-
malans at El Jicaro but did not in
dicate what the result Of the battel
was.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13
PASSENGERS IMPERILED ON
BURNING BOAT ALL ESCAPED

lost Gil Of their clothes. many ESCAPING
iu night CARO- 10 shirer for hours in
the swamp before being taken TO Il
Crosse aui Tinoaa. not o1e was 50
much aE injured.
Capt killeen. in q statement tonight
declares II e. impossible to place The
blame an any one He declares the ac
rident wa. unavoiiab'e. te admits
that al lights were eXtingnished-
q NJ kane. of Clinton. loVa. o.
7irht ~ utuei from fhe wrecked moot
ehr-s he found 1Hder his mattress
his pocket book containing money and
valuable papers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13

Seattle, Wash, July 12.-George
Mitchell. the youth who recently shot
and killed Franz Edmund Creffleld,
the so-called Holy Roller prophet
and who was acquitted Of the charge
Of murder on the plea Of insanity, was
shot and killed by his sister, Esther,
IN the Union depot, this city, his eve
ming.
Esther Michel joined the HOLY
Rollers" sect at Corvallis Ore, and
vas one Of the most fanatical OF Cfef.
fields followers.
When her brother pursued the lead
er Of Holy Rollers" to Seattle and
Shot him down on the street he plead
cd in Justification that CreHield had
deluded and wronged his sister
Shot Without Warning.
The Mitchells, George, Perry and
Fred. were sitting with Esther on Il
bench in the waiting rom talking to
gether and apparently on the BEST OF
terms. When the Oregon train was
announced George Mitchell rose and
started forward, His sister stepped 10
his side and pressing a revolver close
to his head pulled the trigger before
anyone had realized what was happen
ing.
She was Immediately arrested.
Esther Mitchell IS the sister, 10
avenge whom, George shot Crc%ielG.
She has refused to have anything TO
do with her brother since the shoot
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13
NEW TESTAMENT
VIII Be Read in the Catholic Paro.
chisI Schools as Result Of
Priests important Action.

Cleveland, Ohio, July t2.-Import
AM action was taken at The conyen
ton of the National Catholic Educa
tional association today when the pre-
lates and priests present declared IN
favor of wider md more extensive
reading of scriptures in the pa.ochiaI
schools.
This was in fact a declaration in
favor Of reading Of the new testament
I'm hose schools IN tnat respect il
marks a radical departure from the
established policy Discussion OF
papers ON educational topics occupied
most of the session.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13
NOT SATISFACTORY
Is the Corn 'Shippcd From Ameriea
Because Of Alleged improper
Grading say Foreigners.

reIlin. July 12-Much in crest is
attached in the German grain trad
10 The aanouur cment tnai q hepufa
ton Of Dan. b. swedish and NOrwe
eian gran importers is coming - Ger
many to diec1s- measures for common
action REGARDING American grain
which they a'lese 10 be imp.op sfiy
graded
Tie G,rran grain dealers say i1at
aIccn ire grain IS rapidly d placine
American crn in she German market
hecarsa Dr. arrives '1 uercTar 'iiia
condition. while American corn b. So
baI tlat bu-aIs have 1cst Millions Of
marlz thereby.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13
SAYS CHICAGO MILL & LUMBER
COMPANY Is In BIG TRUST

States lie declares that the trust
which he declares i'm his bill- has beea
formed. but has no actual name.
that the agreement 90 create a mon
opoly includes by far the great ma
joritv Of manufacturers and dealers
in boxe- in Illinois. Ildisna. Missouri
Tennessee. Arkansas. Mississippi
Louisiana. KENTUCKY. Wisconsin. Iowa
Michigan and Minnesota
According 10 the bin The alleged
combination represents capital ri
s200. 600 600. @and possibly twice as
much with an annual output valued
at So. .900. 900
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13

Ia Crosse. wis Jelly 12-Carried
n tha bacls Of negro r1u-iabout
t1fen FROM the -fe-- q life bast- Or
hy iunuils ln-u aai-t deep wate- 40
thc prov. f1 take refuge in swamp
hEarmiug With Insects the tvo hId-
drsI refesaeeHa cf the te8meg
oH-nev wrecE-l "Wednesday night
near Trempeaieaa. Wis. we're an
ay 3.
According 60 tae official announce
mort t1n.-.t there was NOT c-e a-ath
in tEe aeciIeut which threltened TO
D. 50 great a sara=tr0phe-
Though nearly all the passengers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13
Was Ponular Idol.

Thomas Regaado was the presi.
dent Of Salvador from lS99 to 1903.
4 provision Of the Salyadorean consti-
tuition prevented him from having a
second term Immediately following
his first but he was a candidate 10
succeed President Escalon whose
term win expire next year and doubt.
less would have been elected as he
was popular idol who had achieved
much fame as a soldier.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13
MORE BOOSTS roz PACKERS.

Cedar Rapids ia- 1uly i-.-sscre
tar~ of s--ic1ltaTe VII on rsii IN
unexpected riait e sfe Ci-r Hau.as
packing plant today I1e found nothing
Il criticize.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13

UNLESS YOUR FINANCIAL affairs
are under complete control, you are
walking on the brink. Don't keep put
ting money in faster saan you can get
II. A small business we'll controlled 70
better than a big one that shakes
above your head.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-07-13

20 YOU ACCOMPLISH THIMo8
with the energy you cxpend, or DO yon
fritter II away In Just puttcrin0
around? That ls where the difference
lies between SUCCESS and failure.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-23
. DISTRICT COURT
REILLY CASE WENT TO THE
& JURY AT NOON ToDAY-No IS
Z VERDICT VET -.
INSURANCE CASES DISMISSED
WILCOX CATTLE CASE is
81 NOW ON.

The morning hours of the district
court were taken up today with ef-
forts to impeach the testimony of
states witnesses and it was not0until
1920 the case went to the jury, which
at press time was still out.
Yesterday afternoon the several
cases of the receiver of the st. Paul
Cyclone G Hail Insurance Co., against
thirty-one farmers of this county were
dismissed for want of prosecution.
The suit was to recover premiums
amounting to several thousand dol
lars which the farmers resisted on the
ground: Of fraud. Attorney Mockler
| handled the matter very nicely for
the defendants. There are also a
number of similar cases in Mclean
county that will be dismissed in all
probability at the next term of court
| This afternoon Jay Wilcox, son of
Peter Wilcox, is suing the Northern
Pacific railway to recover $243 for
the loss Of several head Of cattle
killed by the road at Driscoll in May
and July last year. Attorneys Miller
and Stevens appear for the plaintiff
and Attorney Kellogg of Fargo, for
the company.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-23
PERSONAL

Supt. Vigness is busy preparing for
the coming teachers examination,
which occurs Friday. There will be
about thirty applicants for certifi-
Gates.
Ed. Adams and family will shortly
depart for the east to make their
future home. They have sold all
their effects here, and while regret
ting to leave the many friends made
in this state feel that circumstances
make it best for their change of base.
Miss Ivy Holmes is in from her
country school visiting at home.
Major Belden, who has been spend
ing a few days in the city, left for
Standing Rock today to resume his
duties as Indian agent He says he
likes the work and has had pleasant
visits from the aristocracy of the res
ervation who have given him a warm
welcome, and he feels that his social
status is assured.
John Anderson of Sterling, was in
the city today and desires the Tribune
to be the. medium through which he
can thank the many kind friends who
aided him during the sickness and
death Of his daughter Amanda and
her husband, which kindness he deep
ly appreciates.
DR.. Smyth went west today en- a
professional call.
Among the state dignitaries now in
the city are Governor Sarles, Auditor
Holmes, Secretary OF State Porter,
Superintendent Stockwen and Land
Commissioner Hegge.
County Auditor o. B. Wing of Wash
burn, John Oberg and Sheriff Gradin
are down from Washburn today.
At Northwest Hotel: Chris Baltz-
er, Carl Kaz, Napoleon; H. L. Kelly,
George Elhard, Gackle; S. F. Parke,
Sterling; C. W. Denzel, o. G.. Grosz,
A. A. Peck and wife, Underwood; W.
l.. Nuessle, A. Alberg, Washburn; L.
Seibel, McClusky; John Wilcox Chas.
Smith, tNisbet; A. Schutt, Coleharbor:
H. G. Jones, Endres; VIM. Mute
Meier, Dogtooth; P. c. Tampt, Dris-
coll
At Grand Pacific Hotel: Ole
Gradin, o. B. Wing, O. A. Oberg,
Washburn; j. B. Taylor, Painted
Woods; J. D. Myers, Emmett; And.
Basbury, Waller; Mrs. Axel Nelson,
Washburn; J. J. Keith, Coleharhor;
A. I. E. Erickson, Wilton; F. D. Dit
bason, Blooming Prairie; John Vedo,
Malcolm; John Hegberg, c. A. Rust,
Underwood; John Reuter-, Turtle
Lake; o. Tyberg, Moffet; J. B. Helm,
Linton; L. d. Shelly, Medina; L..
Kohne, Hebron; D. L. Faust, Glen
ullin; G. W. Bradford, W. Reardy,
Sterling; Geo. Boaltes, Driscoll; M.
M. Draille, Brittin.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-23

GOOD SHOOTING
EXCELLENT SCORES ARE BEING
MADE BY LOCAL TRAP
49, j., SHOOTERS.

The Gun club members had a prac.
tice shoot last night and, while all
were not up to their usual proficiency
some good scores were made.
Following are the scores; 50 birds,
25 shots per event:
". LaMoure, 10, 24--4s. -<.s"
3 p Quain, 20, 2444
G. W.22Henzler, 81, 23--44. Z:
The following only shot one event
of Is: =: .'}. 's Y, y. = 49,,
Dixon, u; Kershaw, p; R. Rial, %:
Dickinson, Is; DIR. MacLachlan, Is,
Geo. Watson got 10 out of Is shots.
and Rial JIG out Of possible 16.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-23
Notice of Teachers Examination.

Regular teachers examination will
be held in the court house at Bis
manck on Friday and Saturday, May
IS and .26. All those who expect to
teach in the county this summer and
who are not already equipped with
the necessary certificates must take
this examination.
G. L. VIGNESS, .
County Supt.a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-23
Help the Methodist building fund,
by buying all your drug store needs OF
Jones on Friday, this week. y
PLAYED With Fire.

A sad accident happened at Sam
Hoff's place about six miles west Of
Fort Ransom last week when one of
their little girls five years old was
playing at fire they had made to
burn some rubbish. The little girls
clothes caught on, fire. She started
for her mother. who was at the barn
milking and before the fire could be
extinguished the little girl was SO
badly burned that her injuries were
fatal The funeral was last Wednes-
day. IA.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-23
New Haven, Conn, and Return $500

New Haven, Conn, and Return $500.
h account the convention of the
knights of Columbus" the Duluth,
South Shore & Atlantic Ry, will have
tickets on sale June list to 4th to New
Haven, Conn, and return at rate of
$4,000. !. NJ N
Tickets can be extended for return
passage untn June Both, 1906.
Several very desirable routes Of
fered.
For full particulars and sleeping
car accommoda alton, apply to A y.
Perrin general agent, Duluth, MINI.
40 w. Superior street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-23
$18 Go East for, $1S.

The one way rate via the 500 Line
to Albany, N. Y, Boston, Mass, Con-
cord, N. H., Montreal, Que, Newport,
VT, New York, N: Y, Ottawa, Ont,
Utica, N. Y, is only $1S. You may go
at the above rate from st. Paul and
Minneapolis until June 80, 1906. Ask
your nearest 500 Lone agent.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-23
House for Sale

Six room cottage, stone founda-
ton, basement, city water, cement
sidewalk, barn. S19, End street.
For quick sale $1,000 Easy terms
so 1T next south of y Leslie's
house On; Bird st. $500 :.
E. K. BULL, lls eth St.