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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17
A SLOPE INSTITUTION.

The Tribune is the oldest paper in
the state and is essentially a slope
institution. 1t has been identified
with the growth and progress of the
slope for more than a third of a
century and has seen and experienced
all the vicissitudes Of the develop
ment of new country. 1t hopes to
be for many years in the future
identified with the greater and more
rapid growth of this section of the
state and keep its place as a leader
in slope development and progress.
With its complete Associated Press
service, state news and news of local
and general interest, the Tribune is
seeking to cover in the best manner
possible this western field in the
state. It has completed arrange
ments whereby it will be delivered
to it's subscribers in Mandan before
breakfast, as it is now at nearly
every home in Bismarck, and to
bring its local and general news be-
fore its Mandan readers at the
breakfast table. 1t will seek also
to cover other fields as a morning
paper, with crisp news of the doings
of the world, and it will endeavor to
merit and keep the confidence of its
readers and friends through the wes-
tern part of the state.
The Tribune has endeavored and
will endeavor to fairly represent the
various communities in the western
part of the state, to set forth their
special interests and the general in
terests of the slope section. In this
work it bespeaks the cooperation of
it's readers and of the great number
Of residents of the big slope country,
old and new.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17

cal wilderness, Shurz alone returning
like a prodical son to eat the fatted
calf of forgiveness in his fathers
house as Secretary of the Interior un-
der Hayes, but never really trusted
by the real leaders of the party.
Senator Teller was as honest and
faithful a statesman as ever sat at
the council tables Of our party. I
believe he was sincere when I saw
him with tears in his eyes take up
his hat and lead the famous march
of the free silverites out of the con-
vention hall at St. Louis in 1896.
Pettigrew and DuBoise went with
him and thousands of honest voters
followed.
Few of them ever returned to the
fold. Pettigrew and DuBoise are
still with the democrats, trusted more
or less unequivocally, while Teller,
after being used by the democrats for
two senatorial terms and thrown
away last spring like King Lear's
"shelled peas cod," is now mercifully
sheltered in his old age and given a
comfortable pension by his old re-
publican associates in that sinecure
for lame ducks, the monetary COM
mission.
We scored our greatest political
triumphs at the elections of 1872 and
1896. A third revolt is now organic
ing a great expedition into the politi-
cal desert. Taft and his party will
retain the confidence of the American
people and win signal victory.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17
:;Shan'ps' and Flats
Just keep on smiling.

Just keep on smiling.
A merry heart is a great microbe
killer.
Keep what you have and reach out
for more.
a. The wings of SANDER are borrowed
from demons.
What you are today you will be to-
morrow-only more so.
: Only your enemies will say things
that will injure you.
The moment human lips imprison
truth it becomes lie.
Mankind has been on the bum ever
since Eve ate that apple.
"
T. Weaknesses in character grow fast
or than its virtues.
f.
When love goes out stagnation, SUI
tfering and death come in.
+ Riches are of far less Importance
to the man than character.
One OF the greatest powers in the
world is patience. 1t is always sub
lime.
|Wy> q
A man is given much to make more.
A painted fire will not keep the
room warm.
A borrowed suit rarely ever fits
we'll. q & II /. i 8 q &
! a face that cannot smile Is like
a rose that cannot bloom.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17

Several North Dakota cities have
the honor of entertaining the party
of imperial Japanese commissioners
this week. The members of the
party are the direct representatives
of the Mikado, and their visit in this
state, brief though it may be, ought
to supply them with food for thought
They will have an opportunity to see
the immense wheat fields of the Red
river valley, and the magnitude of
this empire of grain will doubtless
impress them with the vastness Of
the United States and the variety of
its resources. The party comes east
over the Northern Pacific road, and is
being entertained at Grand Forks and
Fargo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17
UNCANNY GUIDES.

When the oaliows Was Used - .
Landmark In England.
The old time guidebooks in England
were by no means cheerful reading.
A journey from London to East Grin
stead. a distance of five or six and
twenty miles. would have taken the
horseman past three gibbets, and 1t
was just as likely as not that from one
or the other of them body would be
swinging In the wind.
Up till the beginning Of the nine
teentb century the gallows was almost
as frequent a landmark as finger posts
or public houses have become now.
The traveller approaching York is d.
rected ny the guidebooks to turn
round by the raIlows and three wind
mills and the road out Of Durham Is
''between the galiows and Crokehili."
Going out OF Wells you ''cross the
brook aud ,'ass by the galiows."
Any humber OF such directions can
be gle,ti"d from the old books for the
guidance Of travellers hundred years
ago. and a. these interesting objects
werr put up and the dead bodies of
malefnrtors left upon them for the
special editcation of footpads and
highwaymen there was suggestive
ness about them that must have given
q special piquancy to cycle touring II
it had been 10 vogue at that time
London News.
Convenient,
providence" said the deacon. "sho'
do look after de cullud race"
"How Gomez" demanded Brother
Dickey.
"weli. hits disa way: De. niger baby.
ez dey say. walk too soon."
'Sho dor assented Brother Dickey.
dat makes him bowlegged." ..~Sse;s
SNOW you talkin'y' 49,, "A. 1 =. s.%1
"An' bowlegs Is de mos convenient
est legs in de worr fer climbin' 4 tree
wen a possum's on de top limbr-Ex.
change. >..,e, ...1..-.s>-- -, - -
At Hffecfed. ~.
Sprigg went to noted physician to
ask advice az to his health. In pomp.
GUS tones he addressed the doctor: -
'I-ah-have come to-ah-ask you
-ah-what-what is-ah--the doosid
mattaw with me-ahvr
IL find your heart is affected" SAID
the physician gravely.z
"Oh-ah-anything else-ahp "a
Eyes; your lungs are affected too
"Anything-ah-eise
eyes: your manners are also Affect.
ed."-London Answers. ....,.. I
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17
he left his hat hanging to the pole.

%
A school teacher who had been
teaching school about a week at Bur-
lington, in Ward county, is missing
and it is feared he has met with
foul play.
A plucky woman at Minot discover
ed a burglar in her house and with
out waking her husband she routed
the burglar till he was captured by
the police.
The first term Of district court has
been held at Stanley in Mountrail
county. A number of drug permits
were granted and a number of citi-
Zens naturaliZed.
A lady who had been in the MILL
merry business at Mayville for some
time left for parts unknown-and
rumor had it that she went to Mon.
tana to join her husband from whom
she had been separated.
A man down in Stutsman county
was out hunting with his daughter.
When he alighted from the buggy to
shoot chickens he left his lighted
cigar on the seat of the buggy. The
team became frightened, ran away
with the girl, the cigar set fire to the
fur robe, and she could not let go
the lines to throw the robe from the
buggy, but she drove the team into
a slough and put out the fire before
she was injured.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17

The northwestern friends of Gov
ernor Johnson Of Minnesota will re-
greet the necessity for another severe
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17
News of the State

The Messenger wants a physician
to locate at Moffit
There is but one vacant dwelling
house at Park River.
The -four mill at Casselton has been
completely modernized.
/ North Dakota never had better
threshing weather than this fall.
The Lansford Journal has be>n' The
victim Of fire fiend twice during the
past year.
Jim Hill will be the principal speak
er at the opening of the county fair
at Minot.
The Hope Pioneer has an Office
building constructed of cement
blocks.
A contract has been let for the
construction Of a $4,000 opera house
at Bowman.
It is estimated that the corn in
Adams county will yield about go
coo bushels
Farmers over the state are again
being advised against burning their
straw stacks.
Fargo is making an at:en. pit to Sc
cure Billy Sunday for Series of re-
=. ~
w.
A 500 line conductor was recently
arrested at Kuhn for blocking a
street crossing in that town.
80 -
There will be school land sales in
ten counties this fall and county Of,
fcials are now making the appraisals.
The Milwaukee road has recently
purchased a number of townsites in,
adams county which will De- sold
later.
90 4
r. e. DISCARD has received his Of
fetal appointment as register Of the
land Office at Minot and has already
taken the Office.
There is a milk famine on al Will
liston. People thefr with COWS POUNDS
it more profitable to sell t,:ir cream
to the local creamery.
The Lankin Reporter thinks If Sam
Clark of Minot is elected governor all
the young ladies in the state would
be moving to Bismarck:
1t will require S12O 900 to run the
city of Fargo next year according to
the appropriations mad. by the coun-
Gil a; recent meeting.
80
A farmer 1t flasher raised such q:
big crop Of cuc"mLers that he IS ad.
| sertising for :,e o?je to co ii, and haul
them away fra. IF charsa.
George w. Wilson's gubernatorial
mention is receiving numerous en-
dorsements from the newspapers in
the northwestern part of the state.
A pigger at Townel set himself up
in business in boxcar and was pull
ing off successful stroke Of bust
ness until the officials nailed him.
Some of the papers of the state
think that one reason why DR.. Cooks
discovery of the North Pole cannot
be disputed is because of the fact that
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17

HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED.
Take your old hat to Nichols and
Nichols to be made like new Cleaned,
reblocked and all new trimmings for
$50. Very finest work. Delivered
In three to five days.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17
How He Fen.

He was an Englishman Of the ultra
sort and recently arrived. but he was
striving strenuously to catch up with
American idioms and New York slang
he had made some progress. BE
doomed up in the breakfast room OF
his hotel the other morning after toe
convivial evening and encountered one
Of his companions.
"How do you feel, old chap?" asked
the latter. +
Feel" repeated" the" Englishmans
Feel? Oh, yes. see what you mean,
old fellow. Well. really. don't you
know, feel like one and six"
Like what?'
Like one and six, as you chaps say
here. No! Hold on, there! I mean
80 cents. you know: feel like 30 cents.
Yes."-New York Globe.
Topped. Il on:
Towne-Has he sent you check for
your services? Bfowne-Yes, but it
isn't for the amount I expected, al
though ! sent him. a bill. Towne-
Your writings bad. Maybe he didn't
decipher the amount. Browne-i'm
afraid he did de-cipher it I wrote
500 very plainly. and be sent SO
Philadelphia Press. 49,
The Temptsr.
Yes, sir, l belongs to de army Of de
unemployed"
Want q weeks work.
mo. couldn't desert from de-
army"
Then just pretend you're on fur
Tough" Courier-Journal.
The Critic.
"What do you think Of this picture2'
''Rottenr'
"Why, it was taken from life."
"Pity the artist wasn't." -Cleveland
Leader.
The trouble isn't with one SANDER
ing tongue so much as with thou
sand listening ears.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17
The 1emptor

The trouble isn't with one Islander.
ing tongue so much as with 4 thou
sand listening ears.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17

Some of the papers Of the state
think that one reason why DR.. Cooks
discovery of the North Pole cannot
be disputed is because of the fact that
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17

A pigger at Towne1 set himself up
in business in boxcar and was pull
ing Off a successful stroke Of bust.
ness until the officials nailed him.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-17

! A face that cannot smile is like
rose that cannot bloom.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-07-22
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Vim Iitnfla ptdanotcN oIt 'Ir'
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.
eossn lt rins tmllounl Nlcb rtr'bit.
STFr Waitunctn vi NllrItt.
n,> ,,.
",HN''''u'". ao!,, u1o F'''o We" 'oN'
gprteTcn gN>lhtlu NoromrNrr ciucn
Slcl uno rincn nne.rn u,n Strphan
gcnr,
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-, .r.,, Guy ''ltu g wv, ~ ". = "''e ,
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-07-22

GIt., MT SUnaCU uHo Nl!N,tletnot BE-.
hArt,,. adgsu ,ayA fo!tu'4 Nousu UNI Car
Nul't uUo <,o1ryaH1 st'Uneeu a. e hGyi
ratl3tn Nl't,r ach,l.. loo urrtys elAt's! lt-
'ch. <. u.s. Nadllgs, Atlaror, Roma
tblup. rCu <,.tVyeu tIIIa,itN td habt
Aue'ctya,t uuo ,,h ware, uJat belU bis
10 5oity @ caUcp uHo (ay u3sT,. o '!iu
/, elc H,0'naeu aHo ctn Shmcr, n ben
yUn6cu UHr maai, u, mad'cn ftdieI
NHN NiI'twr'U.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-07-22
gmtrifaniide uulitthumlihc Nc
Ncnsurt in's &rrlintrildlr rbcrirtt.

{. ! i.t, - Trum rph,
&,tauit, - 23drum2 TaruW'
5barS il, - Set fjmmt
eiipt il to lm' lmmu itt; ~
Nc 93rnt,
"a itc eru later - 2 Mo,lM'
Wh1M 80 ,(awoM. Hatta,
Nut 0ot4! WNu,ttal
! bon, t0,t. 49, 9%l,tt VII Hlilt
irr't!
Sml,tn' -, Gru MI %T@t&.
Wct R,t' &m,ti0,lta,
Sbr ny! NaItcn Sjt icillist
,lbrt SptiirlnNah,
u,,It 'uooStt. -- lit ac,ic @.tat'
Sts all rissi' sIli, MN 2lm.,
Srp llptIC, Wau ,mmtr yiu,
GlN uou tptr - NtC "a ,va,,
Np duo hUt / bli.! - II, blp;U WoC
ium Rtotr mlmcmmta
6 tOurs;! - Tct's .Ily Wit E!,4,
byub,
Jou be; upu ilrttt lie - y .sa,
rsl Sic Silt Nga'' nthwtu
% ucu plaU BIN icr i 'att,l -
9Str ben igT ouwm .0oi:
ihutibt itlu ci,lo pta,
hone oi pouy hu'inCr. - Il, Iebi
,tb.cn u blnlitt Srilpc! an
Sm't Dcu mn,bt} - Sit Nno ecG
mit'E Gtutilt ttitlaltul
lNs opt or edNIo, - Ty 1T ihout rausl
ano Don't you iprc't II! - Tat I1ntu
Sis nh S,au itidlt ilno'
o. to erdss! - q, ipunMs mi. gt
poatn tI,ittu,
gome ef. - lh abcr rams,
tba,'l 90! - Tat 'tRuat!
shat sttiIss it! - guni,un Sitsu.
lurt nmH! ~, p, Z. SD
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-07-22
aaf .in.m s,f.rs, o.maiFii:ri,. iii:i,

Sebn Sabre. lang ieWis Id fem fNtrp
'fiien ohae ron 4Sntl- es,nartcri 1t ieiu,
.fseibt Z. -, Heh'cr, SusIeos, Ru., ,.ols
slle anosfe EiitsI isbNsidladtn hnlv ulh.
3adisn's Arnica Sdlbs, sr'-~Slh6y fur
aiIsss Srane arib hnp San'rpmstn,i
ysitpars, .SiessfhIaifr, ee,cma, Sah
SnbaerhneeH. -2hc, Satanit;i bel ~.
i lie's,stei 4 Sen. S.c'iphtia a,e Sol,l
Re z " .S%sr = Soa< ,lrat,us 40,
ah0Has hno =. tlIissst
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-07-22
Sin ialter Wrnb.

Ndll eu mot ben Eyuh pc,uouNy,G
At 10 tali, 70 Iehdetr
Ncrn b, irdlrtg uno be,icmmcn
Sud,tlt 6rtuuDt rlnNoUmbcr
lluo M Ionhtcll It,ne ltn0en,
Selmltb iGIlacr llc Copon
Nle Schnuna wOlltc ibwtnben
Nili Dir ldbh, IGs Ilau9 wis Qobr,
0iif Dir itIbii' Ias iIln9t 10 bitter
Nit tiu SlMNwlNO uebt's our1's Nsr'
lluO NOD hsimIidts 8eiIIiter
Htjoet nd an or!ncm Stmcr;
:, in 'oltm ibWcrln la0tn,
Die ous Shtill Dir tri0nn
Niubt oeln gpoo ~ 'tduobait tru9sn,
ptli Dir it!th, nO iti eiR DIam.
Sili sir ieItit, Sd' bdb > er'dbrcn,
QSis Elm Iylun ptnt' ih Mrild;
SunQ an ticiit unb jung MI Sabre''
ESudls id oes Scbt~9 @Iut-
4&s,tbyu hat c9 mrb prtriebcn
D,antmc, ityduhent mci1 Gut,
tyius MIR nj mir treu UtbI,eben
sui Ctr ielth' mg,n ysbCii9Qyub.
oui gIy itlbn' ME mar 90 ttttsr,
yio Id eien wrlB odernt,
9uf IN Z .urm urp lno,m,tttr
Acn o,t gnat Wr fyuotncyn1
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-07-22
Adtnng Sarmcr'

Il. ~ : NMnItq (blrM3t
lmo IculjN, UlJo tn !,rauIt itjl Nrt,
tag otnd. tNo III lGt'tpbSlja S0ma
tal otu I. ?IuNult. %;M0ci eU,t
NtJo: Lgy mo laNt, lie btdaNotin
0lt n;urty piutmtu',abJ gitlag9t.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-07-22
,lSas iOi aus Ocn >Nmgrn lurvOtu"

ilmwTt cl1 lClnQii'9tr FluUIlCNuoitr
GeltlCulut M StuIpu'mGGn -Wtnn
uc M i1r 0um N,tltulta VII otl
MdcAHu,tr'Iult.u .GNcN; IA: Uhtyll
lHoGI,n mthr llMotM a,4 RNabtu. =
g@ds 1u9 Dhu,awnot1 'oQ = T1e, NO.
,u rc pru ocr &crltguns brlilmmt
imn. IMotCa 'ar NaC&, Slc mul.
'cu lt1 ptt au' iJtcH ,WariNW Ncyui
pp;brydiH, uuo Hlyoty WaiitN, entn
icttu, c0tur Wa'ttu. NM@yrniltn
u0o lm;liI4r N1l$'WNCN.V'lhttcu ld''
Iru M rpt ma o0N SWoUm oar gNn.
iCiihdl1r 0jtt Sui W.lnHluu 81
II nEr c,Ht WcliClt HNnpl6Mul@liu'c
T.; htl .drtN uOr Nb l,btuon Ntt,pti.
huul ee4 maHaut'ta Ciih,;tt,& uuo
%rn10NltUN ga pHHWttN Wt'
ihlttl4. III GgU Utlitrtn Wtu'rntlen
W,yo Or ,imgAutNuA WeN bsyetS
!. .,io,Ci 'Gn,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-07-22
2lufruf

Sam Oritinn SatbOliifHias, 81:
itriits SerbnnO Rro. 2, aa.
tbOllihc llniOH BON WiiiiOHri.