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PRICES PAID 70
PRODUCERS

The following purcuass rrlcs,
quoted on Western av this mets. +,
POULTRY Uld hens. live .sr.sg
Dor pound dressed zee per poaes 80
chickens 1--we. is.iac per qoeh.. e,,ssi.
use pef pound hrnliers. iAs.et .srlsf
squads gl-f1 pet dotens dseN
tfc Der pound pigeons " 81 ~ "
BUrrER -Locai ranch N'N
EEgs Local ranch ss-sfe .,w
MEATS. live weiEht-cess s,isa
pound steers fac per peuhe n ~
ucthrru. ESQ per puundi ee fsnA
pound Hogs 1hg yer peHNns IL ~
e. PEI pound Ruils and oxen
MEATS nrrssed Veal lAis asssl
p,r paurd. medium, les -lie fs,i,tsa
The following arc legM ne
made on Wostcfn. this ne N' 'hsrfs
FRUIT NRsphcfrics Nsf
1918 hox. &t aoc logan 81 u
barthrrries. se-fa rs. CURTAINS
biArtrap raephFrrlc4 ~ ,4af r.
NFgET MILES Cahtakc hasd IF
pannd. lctudce. soc per rt4ia' rsg7s
tprc. ea-F5e dos fhutsfe nv p
areen onions 15.3te per aes-s sse tah
f.t,rs sse.ef per ton spiness siH
III. DauliuaNer 81 dessa' ~ 8essa
$3.50 sack. cucumhgrs Wv -
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up such a matter for ~ many years
ia pretty wenk7" washHked.
Mr.. Aliens Explanation.
THE question shows that you are
not at all familiar with banding
methods" replied Mr.. Allen The
books show that the money IL all
there. and IN order Ia discover the
loss the bank examiner would have
20 write 10 all OF the banks CORES
apoudcntH. which would entail q
large amount OF work and time
making Il practically out OF the
question"
Mr. Allen did not seem 10 be
acquainted with the fact that the
bank examiner triea To do this
"A business concern Is compelled
10 IsseCe a good deal OF faith in ita
employees continued Mr Allen, "A
cofwurna tr-ra ~ ip employees n
fnst that aHe occasionally turin
thief does not mceu that every.
thing IL wrong"
Bank Examiners Duties.
III ~ the duty OF the bank ex.
Amlner To see that the bank sub.
acrlbea TO the provisions Of the
law with regard 20 ita securities.
loans aud other matters. rather
than 20 detect any cmbekElemcnt OF
the banks funda." said Elmer y
Todd. United States district attor
ney. Il do not think that the ex
Rminer eau be held responsible"
"Of course, the bank examiner
tries 10 check up the books az
much az possible" said NJ A. Arm
old. president OF the First National
bank. but II IL not in his power
90 do Il completely.
n, remains for the auditor to
keep IN touch with the matter and
see that there IL nothing wrong
III this ease II was a trusted en-.
ploye and official az the bank who
turned thief, and instead Of seeing
10 II that there was nothing wrong
Ia the books Of those under him.
be instead proved 10 be the EN-.
bczHler"
parkhurst In County Jail.
IN the meantime Parkhurnt oceu.
pies his cell IN the north tank ~
the county Jail. while bis grief
stricken wife IL az home trying 10
bear up against the burden sud
denly thrust upon her.
II Is more than likely that the
assistant cashier will plead guilty
and take hts medicine when ar
ralgned before Judge G. " Han.
ford n the federal court
United States District Attorney
klmof +. Todd has placed the prose
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CITY REAL estate.

FOR SALE
lots on seventh av. near Newton
$500, $40 cash, balance $40 per month
houses and lots ON Woatlahc ay.
overlooking Lake Union. with a business
future price $500, $500 cash. balance
$50 per month
fine lido lots on First nv S. an
filled and paid. $4,000 undor the mar.
kot owner has other Investment aud
IL Willlng tu sacrifice
We have some excellent Wholesale ana
factory sites
VIRTUE rEltk Es co,
unnlnm nlnuk.
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PUBLIC MARKET

Although the price OF lemons Is
being increased. fancy lemons are
quoted at 22c per dozen this morn.
ing Spring duck viii be quoted
at zoe per pound tomorrow. and
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

4 % not trust printed time
= tables In newspapers. fof
a time OF departure and arrival
4 Of trains telephone King street
4 station Information Bureau :
= sunset. Main 2lso, lndepena-
4 snt III.
- n - = IA n n "a n y
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accuracy or assume responsi.
hility for errors OF any Kind
occurring in tcicphoned adver
uscments.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Narrle Adelnert CheeVer ieFal RAe' 49,
Louise virginia Rogers. lekai a"
attir 49,. 49,.
Wm Narion Poland, a. ana lN@ '~N'
Tucker fa, seattle 49,,
FREDERICK Edgar Darth, lssat 80 ~"
Nellie Nay Little legal as. $500.
Wa Fitzgerald, -, ana hHtisF Nte''N
want a. Seattle CO
y Howard Tattcn, -. enc
uurss. II. seattle -. a.
Frank d. hickman. -, and Af"iA -
Carlton. co. hlvsrten. -.
Ira y Alexander. -, and NAY "7t
trtae Pope legal Agc, seattle -
U~rrnan puFfnan 81 and iizzle
HAlnsfeFth. 81 seattle a.
Leonard y kinne. a, anu NfAee
Clark 30. Seattle
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nlKrH NOTICES

Funer-Ta the wife 81 n n tuNsf.
III sfsf Az n Ialy -. a dans ne.
tf.rs-e III, the sif~ % q ~ Harder,
eauth seattle Juif ~. aaekhisf
carey TO the wtfs % = NAtsf'
Brighton Beach. JAY ~, = eeaset-
anita station July >. daughter
GiIfnaH-No the wife - 1isn.AAf
cs,lamtie station. July -, dAlF
Riekaffsa 10 the uite Of q. NiehAfaA
sYfs W~stern ax July ag a daaghtvf
nark @ra the wife q II hars. eitf.
guiV 1a a aagxAtrr
Ff~ss To the Nife g. ', frees. cry,
Joly al 4 aan
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Cheap chicken ranen. house large
piece land, freah cows. 200 laying hens.
large field potatoes horse buggy har.
moss. on Tor $500 terms $50 down $40
per month See Mr. Put. ar postmTitcr
% Pacific city on Tacoma Interurhan.
Street ear comes soon. -tf
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Got rtvnsAcHr ira or bottom %
upland rith deep soil on hsinhfihfs
island opposite Fort fawton. five boats
ahly 40 minutes from Seattle uaf mile
from waterfront near school, store and
puhf0fftca Price fehn ta f1h9 pes tfaR Il
f4h aesh Upland has fine yieeUf Hasbd
HeauAp and mountains
e. W. InNrmN
toe iilnshley Block. aifsf
y CHEAP AcHuANR HOME
in hard times is tls Vine 90 make an
easy livina fruta. berries ard ehloiesnH
tiosa 10, only tftei terms tge downH Al
PEI month klan have places for 90
rent o. parties who N!Il ieks eaie ~
place Nee Mf natsmAA o. Pacific Eift
on Tacoma tntoruIhsM OF iillinia4s-
naisamen 90 Times hierh teddy ~
WATnHfRoNr TOT rRun
Far q few days We VIII site nfisi
each "a acre tract one no foot WttA
front iot Bee us gnirh fnf they a.
NATIONAL LAND a INVESTMENT "A
toth rthr iffi
FIVE AID fnN.ACRn rnAcrl III
have - and 10 acre tracts. hhM
90 the city. rausiua nom teae 90 theM
q r. CHERRY. II
tui sullivan Block
Tel Aaiu atHt AaA
40 acres ~ usries Segt ~ A,I
on gntaf COUNTY roan so incf rNfs. ~
terms Address as. care star
CRY NAL eBTArg. -
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INVITATIONS WANrEp.'

situations Wanted" adver.
tisementa aSe for rs words,
times. Additional space, DO per
line.
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AND AL GIRsSfFi11
One cent a word--Minlmum
charge ibe. Whom eharGed 10
account actual number OF lines
as set will be counted, Seven
insertions made for the price
Of six when canh Is paid. All
cap. lines. or fraction thereof
will be counted IA two Inca
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Look Into This

We have soms ~ The beet buys that can
BE- had
We can place yoa with Iss0 20 ti.ooe
We can set guu home with little
mourF
We can puf you IN roaminH house or
am other business that Fna Want
soc Marion hidE
DAVID y EkHrMAN
400 Golman NiaE
MAGNOLIA BLUFF - Pleasant valley
Addition
Lots t0afFot CITY WATER CITY
LIgHr Close % FORT LAwToN can
NENMs--sle ASH and so per month 20
HONE uNfIuEHH
4 coon INVESTMENT AND HOME.
SITE CHEAP
Addition ofncs corner s,th av W End
EmnrAnn
DAVID y EASTMAN
800 rolman uidE --afss. \
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BALLARD AGENCY. III.
Mullen, 640s ballard ay, OPP
City Hall. Phone, Ballard SVe'
MAIN OFFICES seventh ay.
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1850; Ind. al.
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lsenhelmer: Sammy. you must
take longer shtcps. you'll wear
your shoes OUT
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&GAStsEi~ IRA sn
2ls acre tracts, Nvs "a
acre: easy terms elos -.
ear line and lake; level ~
ed: fine for chickens ana ~
rlcs,
National Land Inv Co. ~
a17 First Az. ussa
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New Bungalow
Cottage


EASY TEnNa
Five Fcums lot H1NaIeT. graded
streets cement aHfka anna Tsra ri
arund pfics 81 gta t1ao down. haisars
SO per manfh aHd interest Arc Hau
reading this carefully
" Co. 1Hf nusfan Heck
Main 5af Ind 1855
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SAYS BANKS ARE
POWERL =

tcon,lnued) o
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pgAra NOTICES
FUNERAL NOTICES

ne fan~ral services % John Savage
vii take place saturday mernins a. u
o'rioeN At tho fsrasfY residence
rhs r4naral services % Thomas q
usbafta aflI - held at the chapel ~
p,,tt~rys seth 4 sons SUNDAY Afternoon. a.
80 ossfark ne remains Viii re Ia
trrr@A AZ T.Aka NfsW refaat~xF
me reaaIaa ~ Harm Msskiutesh Wefe
letprr~d Al Lake Ntsw eefu@tsrr. f9iioW-
Ind funeral services shteh s.fs nei4
Al an. chapel ~ huttefweFth eena
lffs affrrnaur At twp cinek
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FoR sALE-wooD AND COAL,
FOR sALE-HoRsss.

The Seattle Nofne Market 1895 fiFst
ay az, has luEt received a ear load %
fine fresh horses some fine matched
teams aud same Guud nlnEiH huEses
Prices from t3e up
81 r. JoLflFFE Manager
GRANT TtfoMFHoN salesman
as pf
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

--.--~----.------s--e---. -
puTTEnwORrH a SONS. rrcfessiarai
f,frsrtsrs aud fIc~na~d Ensesla.sfs. tefi
La apr Moor. Thsntrs. Dsth phones 9as
Rlsftx uuHsrfakin9 CO. ei6 Ewing
Es Fremont Sorsh a&s efsen tet
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FoH SALE
NEW ADDITION ~ BALLARD.
10 lots tosss alloy. 10 fost. each lot.
ca Chestnut st and Post st. Prices $500
tu 500 each. cash 100
call and see uH uuick
NofN0 a nNunEWG
scandinavian American Bank bldg.
Ballard
Phone Halinfd sf1
ArrLEToN's DAILY MAnKEr
on Sunset Avn corner 81 Waller. IN
beautiful West seattle Lots D, 9, g
pfo,ement ca'a Adaitian 10 Wet ~
attic b0Fs Frad0 Tho price. fa41h.
is not speculative one. but rs a
real Investment opportunity There ia
$1,000 mortgage on tho property hut
liberal terms may be- arranged IN at.
tended fu nt once Appleton Investment
Corporation. TIA, 5oI American Hank
uldr tb-wl
room house. Dot soslia close Co car
s.room house with chicken house and
inrau piece of land. CLOSE in Thfa
would make an ideal chicken ramon
ft.a3o. easy terms
"a n gApr g co.
2is Denny nlds --si-sr
$50 Lor MEAN CAR ifNr.
Ten mluutfH walk from ear line and
al level and cleared These arc anuua
and should be- Investigated 90 once SEQ
VS. today
NATIONAL LAND a INVEsrMrNr ca.
b0t v Pike .1A.r
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STOCK MARKET FURNISHED eY
S. c. OSBORN & co.
Vow York. July 81. 1905.
STOCKS

Total Safes Ts2.too.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago July 81, 1908.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot be glT'
en- after /. o'clock daily.
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FtfH NtN - ' =
49,
NJ ", one ee.gtfai new, room t ,is,
~ ~ an. ns'es ,, ee, Ts'e' ess se Ro,s
I ton n A afaa =ps-u
ror pent-s roo,,s sdsfn corner flat
watkins distance. cedar Il ear s1sa
Fourth av fhene faif ~
Flat % four furnished raena. modern,
rent reasonable Phone y ises "a
FoR sALE-FuRNirURE.
'fasnitats 8 fdsm fiet. ASt = ist. a
bafNain " taken by list These Main
WANTED TO BuV-FuRNiTuRE.
-a-s---s-a.aa,asas=sa>a- --~e-sa-ssa.-.s-s.-,s-
To .dlspcse of your Used furniture 60
AZ advantage cah w our exchange De
ievins literally uoY vour furniture ia
this department Nuu save deal The
ore,e l,aasla co "a Department
valass WY, sells 1919 Is, n sais. aOie
AUCTION SALES.
NrtffoS aNilG GT"s a AicRfRs
tons "a esnooMs slRs fihsr Az
VA. s.sSs As 80. r AT s s sprlS.s
mattresses drcsaera eouimodes stands.
BEDDING. extension tables chairs. buffet
Nafdrehss spleadid chance 70 secure
fifHta class pianos at euCtion tChiakufs
Ina. stsinway, HaFdman. Fischer Go
choose hUml easy chairs aud Furkcfs
art squares. carpets aud rukA bureaus
Vhlftaniera. center tables curtains faiiafs
tee assk. eouchss areat Majestic ranEc.
heatefa refrieeFator books kitrheu
ernds etc, etc y. q. niahefton, Aur-
uon~er Phones Main 1901 Ind 1914
SALE SATURDAY, AtW tsr, sass
FIRST Az
FOR sALE-WooD AND COAL.
The price u coat has dropped let
as take care % your wants both phones
- Seattle Coal a Fuel Co.
-a-sas=-a----~H=aa-s
Coal al klnds delivered to all parts
u city at reasonable prices wainwright
Mcleod. Inc Phones iets 1T
All kinda % weed aba coal dry alder
weed -. ee per lead MAin ttIs, Ind IA
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sPec1al NoTicEA


am The man. huu-e re9a'rinH IN Az
tia hranehes. rubber Ueather strippins
on doors fiandan. ! sm Carpenter
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-10
A Crisis and a Craze.

There are two forces which cause
modern England to moFe-a crisis and
craze. 1t is far less necessary to. do
something that is great now In this
country than it is to do something thar
will attract the attention of great:
many. The circumstances might have
had curious effect on the celebrated
of the past could they have delayed ex-
listing until now. For instance, Shake.
speare today would probably have had
to attempt to swim the channel to sus-
tain the attention of playgoers, Crom-
well might have found it advisable to
take trips In "navigable balloon" to
keep himself before the general public,
Garrick might have elected to descend
from the skies in parachute to adyer-
tise himself satisfactorily, and it might
have been necessary for the beautiful
Duchess of Deyonshire, to maintain
her social reputation, to figure occa-
sionally in the divorce court. Motor
accidents, thefts of jewelry and Of
other property, fires and civil and Grim
iial actions are, Of course. more impor-
tant elements in the building up and
maintaining Of reputation among
us now than is mere excellence. Lon
don Truth.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-10
Explosion hx Music.


One of the most dangerous Of all ex-
plosives is black powder called iodide
of nitrogen. When it is dry the slight
est touch will often cause it to explode
with great violence. There appears to
be certain rate Of vibration which
this compound cannot resist. In ex.
periments to determine the cause Of
it's extreme explosiveness some damp
iodide Of nitrogen was rubbed on the
strings Of a bass viol. It is known
that the strings Of such an instrument
Will vibrate when those of a similar
instrument having an equal tension are
played upon. In this case. after the
explosive had become thoroughly dry
upon the strings, another bass viol was
brought near and the strings sounded
At certain note the iodide Of nitro
gen on the prepared instrument ex
ploded. It was found that the explo
sion occurred only when rate Of vi
bration of sixty a second was com
municated to the prepared strings. vi
bration Of the g string caused an ex
plosion, while that Of the q string hat
no effect Chicago Record Herald.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-10
Sermon bal ! Psnitentiary.

X. sermon In q PenitentiAry.
1.-THE strangest sensation ever felt"
said q vel, known local clergyman.
was when preached to the prisoners
one Sunday at the Eastern peniten-
tiary. stood on the hard stone floor
in the middle of a long double tier
Of cells. Around me there were hun
dreds Of listeners, yet could see but
two or three. whose white faces were
pressed against the bars. The remain
der did not even look at me, preferring
to sit quietly in their cells out Of sight
and listen. When began to speak
raised my voice SO that everybody
could hear me. but was astonished to
hear muffled growl from a nearby
cell, the possessor Of the voice saying:
Don't talk SO loud. You can hear q
whisper In here when the doors are
open.' So lowered my tones and
went on speaking. Suddenly the alb
surdity Of the gestures was making
struck me. as there were so few to
see them. so quit that 1t was most
peculiar feeling. speaking to an audi
ence that did not see me. and I actual
~ got a species OF stage fright and
was forced to bring my sermon to an
untimeiy close. Philadelphia Record.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-10

r : d.
(First publication Dec. 81, 1907
Notice Of Hearing Application for
Druggists Permit
State of North Dakota, county Of
Burleigh, IS.
In the county court.
Pursuant to an order of this court,
made on the oath day of December,
AID. 1907, notice is hereby given that
on Saturday, the LIST day Of February,
A. D. 1908, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, at the court rooms
of this court, at the county court
house, in the city of Bismarck, coun-
ty of Burleigh and state Of North Do
kota, has been appointed by the judge
of this court as the time and place
for hearing the petition of Burt Fin
ney, of the firm Of Beardsley & Fin
ney, Of the city of Bismarck, in said
Burleigh county, for the granting to
him of druggists permit to sell for
medicinal, scientific and mechanical
purposes, malt, vinous, spurious, fer
mented or other Intoxicating liquors,
In the drug store in Grand Pacific Ho-
tel building, corner Fourth street and
Broadway, situate on lot Is, block Sc,
o. p, in the Second ward, city of
Bismarck, county of Burleigh and
state of North Dakota, when and
where any person interested in the
granting of said petition may appear
and contest the same under the pro-
visions of the law, and they will be
heard.
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota,
the oath day of December, A. D. 1907.
(Seai) M. ]. MCKENZIE,
Judge Of the County Court
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-10
Everything In Proportion.

For many weeks the irritable mer-
chant had been riveted to his bed by
typhoid fever. Now he was GONZALES
cling. He clamored for something to
eat, declaring that he was starving.
&Tomorrow you may have something
to eat" promised the doctor. The mer-
chant realized that there would be a
restraint to his appetite, yet he saw in
vision a modest steaming meal placed
at his bedside.
{ Here is your dinner" said the nurse
next day as she gave the glowering pa
tent spoonful Of tapioca pudding,
"and the doctor emphasizes that every
thing else you do must be In the same
proportion s
Two hours later the nurse heard a
frantic call from the bedchamber.
Nurse breathed the man heavily,
II want to do some reading. Bring me
a postage stamp. "-Harper's Weekly.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-10
Shooting a Lien,

How 1t feels to shoot a real lion in
an African wilderness Is described by
Agnes Herbert In her Two Dianas In
SomaIiland:" with quivering tail ex-
tended and most horrible coughing
snarls. the lion seemed about to dis
prove the idea that he was no match
for q mounted horseman. But away
and away dashed the sporting little
pony, and his majesty turned his ter
rife attentions to us and In q whiri OF
tossed up mud came to within forty
yards OF the place where Cecily and l
stood I'd the open, rigid and awaiting
the onslaught. Then we let him have
It ! saw his tremendous head over
my sights 40 In short bounds he clear
ed the distance that separated us. I
fired simultaneously with my cousin.
He crumpied up like toy with the
mafnsprlng broken and sank. as he
finished his last spring. with his mas.
sive head between his paws-a ma
jsstic and magnificent sight"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-10
Word DESTINATIONS.

Disaster" is an astrological term
meaning ''unfavorable STAR" one Of the
many words that astrology has be-
queathed to the English language.
Predominant" I'll starred" Gin the
ascendant" are other instances, not
to speak Of the expression my starsr'
Even influence" is really astrological,
signifying the flowing in upon human
affairs Of the power of some heavenly
body. "Petrel" and petrol both de.
seend from petra" rock. Petrol
comes directly enough through "pero
leum." rock oil, but .'petrel" through
st Peter, after whom the bird was
named because 1t appeared to walk
upon the waves. .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-10
Force, Of a Cyclone,

Careful estimate Of the force Of a
cyclone and the energy required to
keep q hurricane in active operation
reveals the presence Of a power that
makes the mightiest efforts Of man
appear as nothing In comparison. A
force equal to more than 400, O0O, 600
horsepower was estimated as develop.
ed in West Indian cyclone. This
greatly exceeds the power that could
be developed by all the means within
the range Of mans capabilities. Were
steam, water, windmills and the
strength Of all men and animals COM
bined they could not even approach
the tremendous force Of this mighty
Journal.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-10
NEW YORK FASHIONS
Pattern For Child's kimono De-
signed by May N1anton.
Nh S01S


Just such q pretty, simple little neslisee
as this one should find q place in every
little girls wardrobe. 1t is tasteful and
becoming; It can be slipped on with ease:
IT means warmth and protection. In the
illustration 1t Is made Of fannelette,
showing white figures on ground of rose
pink with the bands OF india silk and is
charmtngly childish in effect, but the list Of
suitable materials Is long one. Flannel
cite IL offered in q variety Of lovely cclors
and designs. French and Scotch fiannels
are more beautiful than ever before, and
cashmere. challis and albatross all are
available Any pretty contrasting ma
terial can be used for bands but Dresden
ribbon Is especially well suited to the lit
tie girls and Ia lovely on plain color,
while plain pink or blue on rosebud chal-
lis is as dainty as well can be.
The kimonO 10 made with the plain yoke
and the full fronts and back that are
gathered and Joined with It. There are
wide one piece sleeves. and the fronts lap
one over the other to effect the closing.
Flat bands finish the neck, front and
sleeve edges.
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size {six years) IL ~ yards
q. 3M yards 80 or 2X yards ~ inches wide.
Sizes for children Of D 4 8 and 8 years.
DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING.
Send 10 cents to this ONCE, give number
Of this pattern. No. 6812. and stare size de-
sired. II will then be sent to you by mail
postpaid Be sure to write platnlv and al
ways give full address. Several days
must be allowed for delivery Of pattern.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-10
The Markets
LIVE eTock.

q q g
Chicago, Ill, Jan. 9.-Cattle-Re-
Eceipts, estimated, about $500; mar
ket steady to strong; steers, $1,000
G.;s5; cows, $2.75@45o; heifers,
$500 @5.25;; bulls, Sz.s5W calves
81 si.35; stockers and feeders, $40
|s@4.4c
II Hogs-Receipts, estimated, about
a LOO; market steady to &c higher;
choice heavy shipping, $1,000 AGO;
butchers, $4.e,@4.60; light mixed,
Sab u 4.4o; choice light, s4.45@455;
pigs, 81 g4.55; bulk of sales, $4.4O-
@4.5O
sheep-Receipts, estimated, about
15,OG0; market strong to 10c higher;
sheep, $4@5.4O; lambs, 1913 q 40;
yearlings, $4@6.35..
St Paul, Mimi, Jan. 9.-Cattle-
Receipts. 800; steady to 1Oc higher
than last week; quotations un-
changed.
HogsReceipts, $500; &c higher;
range, $4.25@4.35; bulk, $3.50.
eep-Receipts, 500; 25c higher;
sheep, $4.5O@6; lambs, $5.zo@7.