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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-15
Obituary.

Mary Baker Davidson, daugh-
ter of Lewis l., and Dora David
son, was born Sept. 81, 1907, and
departed this life April 2, 1909
Aged year, 9 months and days.
Mary leaves to mourn her loss a
father and mother, three half
sisters and two half brothers and
one dear old grandmother and a
host of other relatives and friends.
1t seems thot God needed another
one Of earth's jewels to take up
her abode in Heaven with the
angels, and it is evident to us that
he choose one that was rendy to
go to meet her Blessed Savior In
Glory, but so often we look to
men and women for an example
of patience, whose heads are sill.
yered o'er with the grave, but
we must leave them aside
moment and think of the patience
manifested by one of God 5 little
children. Little Mary had been
patient little sufferer for seven
long months, and though only
babe, never once refused her
medicine. In fact there was
manifestation of love and patience
which could be showed by none
other but God alone through one of
his little children whom he loyed,
and while we lament the loss of our
darling little Mary, we must ad-
nit that it is the Lords will and
spiritual gain to little Mary, for
we know that she is with the
angels of God and her race is com
plete, while we have ours yet to
run, and she has purchased the
PilHe uHhu VIC nave Jel w Sal II.
May God bell us all to so live
that we may meet her beyond this
we'll of tears. Yet in the midst Of
all her suffering when the hour Of |
her departure come, she was able |
to extend her little hands upwards |
towards heaven and show the |
brightness which only God can
give, and there is one golden cord
drawing us heavenward, one more
angel raised, calling us to Jesus
The funeral took place at the
M. +. Church at Gibisonville
Rev. Conkle conducted the funeral
service and after reading the 23nd.
Psalms, followed by the 2nd.
Chapter of Paui's Epistle to the
Cor's., after which he preached an
excellent sermon from Phillippian s
1st. Chapter and the alst. Verse.
Darling Mary, she has left rs,
Left us, yes, for evermore.
But We hope to meet our loved one
On that bright and happy shore,
Another little lamb has gone
TO dwell with Him who gave,
Another little darling babe
Is sheltered in he grave.
God needed one more angel child
Amidst his shining band
And SO he bent with lovldg smile
And clasped our dnrling's hand.
CARD OF THANKS.
The friends wish to entend their
sincere thanks to their many
friends for the kindness shown TO
Them during the illness and death
IF our darling babe,
By REV. HARRY w. LYONS.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-15

J. A. Oliver, furniture. . 0C
Harry Kirker, blacksmith ~ 1O
Chas. Rose d Sons, cloth.
| Ing. ..".......... .."."."...""- 5U
Same, clothing ..."... .......~. 25 90
John G.. Henderson ........a 40 ID
Lewis Ruff, making 1870
gal. cider. ,............... ... e.. 90
Bort u Co., drugs and med.
....u. ......... ...............,. 10 6s
DR.. W. H. Lee, Matthias
and children ...".... ......"".... IA 10
DIR. w. H. Lee, Mcconnell
and Dyson. ....... .......o...... 5 40
Vancuren and Thompson. SO
Areta Hutton, s weeks Asst.
matron children ...........- % 90
Elsie BANTER, 5 weeks cook
at Children's Home .... II 80
Bessie Scholl, 5 wks. cook
at Inf. .....,............. ..,............ Is so
Clara Canaan, 5 weeks cook
at Inf. ............................. II so
ID. N. Settles, 33 days farm
labor ................ ..................- 33 90
Gus Heine, meat. .......,,.- 90 rs
/. N. Slater, bbl. ....... | %
John A. Geiger, repair
pump and engine. ......, G 25
II. f. Sparnon, back fees 3 90
N. j. Weiland, repair r..
Watcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . w
Logan Home Tel. Co., rent
ana t0ll......"...... ......."......... .-, lO %
Logan Natl. Gas Il Fuel
Co., gas consumed ..~.- 76 so
j. Rochester & Sons, groc. 7 OF
Ideal Grocery Co., groc. .~ 3S 90
Comley &c Son, groceries. 26 63
Hammond-Acker Co., groc. Al so
Ed. l.. Kleinschmith, dry
goods. ,...........................- IA 65
Thomas Kline, shoes 5 70
Thurness Wright Co., dry
8OOQ5.. ............... ........ -- 81
5 IL 1Oc. Store, dry goods IS
Logan Garment Co., dry
goods.."................... = 10
Rochester Lytle Co. dry
gocds."..............,..... .............~. 7S 40
Chas. Rose IL Son, clothing 8 rs
Keynes Bros, feed ............. 81 81
j. L. Denny Co., shoes. 4 S5
The Journal Gazette, sub. 9 90
C. P. Armstrong, hard
ware. ............. 70 5S
Chris Holl " Co., hard
ware .......,....., ............. % 95
Same, hardware .................,... 13 01
Work Bros, hardware u.-. II 1S
f. Z. Bright, blacksmith sol
Geo. H. Lape ....,......, ..,..,,.....,. 3 0Ol
Tracy G.. Coffin, care of
Thomas Jack ck...-.... . 90
Ohio Paint & Varnish Co.,
S gal. Disinfect, 5 gal.
Eitermenater and Ins. .. 90 90
Flo Eckhart, note, paid by
Co. ........ ......... ........ ........... "a 66
Pickaway Co., burial In
FAINT Chas. Starkey. ~,.,.~ Is 90
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Semi-Annual Report of the In
Urinary Directors of Hook
ing County.

The doings of the Hooking Coun
ty lnfirmary Directors for the pas
six months might be Of interest tc
the taxpayers. The law does no,
require its publication but it is
filed with the County Auditor,
and we will compile the figures SC
that the dolngs up to March 1st
may be made public.
The report shows that there are
housed there 4 males and So fe.
males. total 7G.
BILLS PAID DURING PAST SIX MONTHS.
Areta Hutton, Asst. mRtron
chlldren .,... .....................- $50 90
ID. N. Settles, 26 days farm
ldDOr .--.........-.........-- .... ....... 70 w
Bessie Scholl, 4 weeks cook
aG lnl. IL OO
Clara Canaan, 4 weeks cook
hU I'M ....... IL OU
Elsie Banter, / weeks cook
for children................. ......... II 90
Andrew Reinschell, dig
ging grave and threshing 4 90
Henry Reinschell, shafts. 25
A. A. Smith M. D., or.
SAL, physician..,.,,..,.. ..... 43 rs
Fl. j. Doebele, shoes b. ..... Is 90
J.J. Kalkosch, bu rial. Is 90
Logan Home Tel. Co, rem
tai and toll ,...... ..,...... ...... 4 so
Logan NATL. Gas IL Fuel
CO., gas consumed .,......... Is 90
Chas. Rose, clothing ,.....- 8 %
Strentz Il Lappen, cloth.
ing g'"-,,."'......',... .........."...~ i IL
Same, clothing ,.,... ,,.,......... 7 %
Upton Grocery Co., groc.~. Ct 72
Chris Holl Hardware Co.,
hardware ,.......,......,..,..,..,,.... 46 So
Work Bros. hardware ........ 26 II
Comley az Son, groceries 43 81
Wolfe " st. CLAIR, groe,,.~ 10 70
Thos. Neil, Starrtwp ..~. Is 90
Col. Brick IL Terry Co.,
workman Gala Co. .... 5 90
Flo Hanna, Ward twp. ...~v.. Is 90
ID. N. Settles, farm labor 26 90
Areta Hutton, Asst. matron
children .,.,, ,,,,.~ ......... 20 90
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-15

See our line of Seed Corn and
Garden Seeds.
WARREN's FEED STORE,
Apr | 3w Main Street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
ROOMS NEEDED.

County Auditor Healy Is in receipt
of a large number Of letters from
county officers around the state to the
effect that they will be here next
week. A large attendance is assured
and it is q problem to house. those
who will be here. The Commercial
club must have a large list of rooms
than it now has to take care of the
delegates. The hotels are full and
we urge upon the private citizens to
list their vacant rooms for the occas-
ion with MIR. Young or Mr.. O'Hara.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07

The RHINE ANDssTHE AErs. !.
Perhaps the most popular lecture II
the series now being given by Mr.. c.
w. Harris N his travel course, Is the
one scheduled for Monday night on
Switzerland. Nib ss& s.ss n. .,.,
81 After = few delightful days on the
Rhine, Switzerland is entered, and
then the route of travel is, by lake
and over mountain pass, with descrip.
ttons OF both land and people. T. .s.
More. than once while travelling in
these parts Mr.. Harris has found him
self In trying, but humorous situa-
tions. These personal "reminiscences
add much to the enjoyment. Of, the
evening. .s". K: 5,z zs ~, .,ist...
The lantern slides that illustrate the
most. famous mountain scenery in
Europe, are worthy productions. For
the most part they have been ex-
quisftely colored .ft $l.4. s 2:Es
Miss Crane, whose excellent voice
is well known to Bismarck people,
will sing. / ..:se<@,8 @S@s ST. IL ;5s +.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
J: SUGAR q II lJ5sInfectant

r. e. s.: IN 80 800 %sssa5s
In many parts of Europe it is CO..
tomary among the people to b1ru'
sugar In sick rooms, practice which
Il considered 81 physicians as al q.
nocent supefstitio Ion. .leither benenaiaI
nor harmful. Prot sssor Trilbert
the Pasteur institute &C Paris -.
however, demopstr recently thatl
burning sugar developed ormic acskys
Iene hydrogen, one az the most po1er.
ful antiseptic gases known. Tvs;
drams o. sugar l77.16l we're burned
1 under i glsss bell holding ten quarts.
After the yapor ha dcooled bacilll ok
typhus, tuberculosis cholera, sISa1l.
pox, etc, we're placed In the sell
open glass tubes and within half
hour all the microbes were dead If
the smear II burned 81 ! closed ys
containing putrsned meat or the e. 3
tents Of rotten eggs The offensive Segfi
d4SappeArS ct once. The pop 80;
fA1th a the disinfs setting qualitie
bufnt sugar appears therefore tos ~
well founded.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
IRIS ALI, TRUE

Valley City Times-Pecord: Captain
Henry Murphy of Company A., Bis.
marek, arrived in: the city last even
Ing and joined his fellow comrades
81 Company G in their royal celebra:
don Of the anniversary IF the Philip.
PHO insulrection. Henry was born
and raised in Sanborn and served
with Company G IN the Philippines,
and the members OF Company "A rec
ognized his faithful services and quail
ifcations as a soldier and elected him
their captain. The captain has been
somewhat u in the limelight for the
past month as he was m command
q the forces during the Poole-Peakc
disturbance at the state capitol. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
4 STAINING oENTlEWok IN.
paushtss 90 ~ Il D4ronSt Wine soeld
6 1 shosak dsS Jed Loadan strsStss #

l Daughter efs 70 aross6t Wine seeid,
shossks dp6 EoA Eoadan strsSsss
Extraordinary$ cases 81 starving een-.
tlewomeni have come to light, suoh as
Superannlated governesses, widows OF
improvidsut husbands ana those Who
IN the daIs re- their youth Msrs able
70 make quite 4 comfortable Income
% clerks 81 otherwise.
BY gradual stages REPRESENTATIVES
sk I'LL these types have sunk lower.
I and lower, and somstimes, hayine
sought rgstfulnsss Al drtnk, have;
come to the lowest grads bsfors
drifting into the shelter Of the insti-
tute.
Here was foff ID Instance ! ,w,1rStchsd5
lsoking creature, but With nnmistakAt
BILE signs % having ofos been s.''a ~
whose only source of income ~
s. her handful 3 Of boot laces hitch
she sold To- mechanics u their mid.
day rest. shS proved 70 - tho daujh.
tor 81 I baronSt, whose marriage HAD
diSpleased her family. 4. vi,
Ne Estranged from her relatives ~ the
quarrel Of early life, she had h too
much pride to reveal to them the pov.
ertys by which she had Of late been
overtaken: but. absolutely miserable,
!, she crept about the mean streets of5.
ar vast city % successfully hidden.
~ Il living Ia another hemisphere. fart
from the gorgeous mansion. tho car
riages and the servants which once
were hers BY right OF birth, i e s III
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07

ing sure to fill with pleasure all who
see them. The picture show will be
of. unusual excellence also, including
as it does, Shakespeare's original
Merchant of Venice, a feature picture
which will be enjoyed by all lovers of
the drama. The "stars and Stripes"
is a melodrama, and the Lady Mill
ner" is sure to amuse the crowd. The
illustrated 4, song will be Drifting
With Me- one of the prettiest in the
entire list :, 49,. - -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
D ! THE GEM

Manager Moore of the Gem, never
satisfied with giving his patrons. all
that any other vaudeville house has
in the way Of attractions but IS ever
reaching out for the best in that line.
He therefore, this week, of PRS to the
public a bill of exceptional excellence
in the Stadium Trio, three of the fin
est gymnasts in the country and who
seldom show in small houses. Anoth-
er stellar attraction is the Bachelor
Sisters, who sing and dance most de.
lightfully, both Of these features be-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07

oratorical treat. It was given In CON
nection with the farmers institute.
The Lotus glee club sang several se-
lections preceding the lecture and
were encored again ond again. This
club has appeared ON un occasions
and freely given Its services and the
public should show its appreciation in
some substantial form. ''The laborer
is worthy of his~hire." d. ~,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
FIRE.

Does the fire whistle frighten you!
Do you tremble with fear until yor
find that it is not your property thai
is burning or likely to catch fire? Or
can you say to, yourself, 20, well, mJ
property is insured in one Of Miller
& Lahr's Old Reliable companies, I
amaprotected."@ Think It over i. you
are not protected, see Miller 8 Lair
Or call sthem byssphopss No: 400. W.
write for the best English and |Ameri
can Old Line companies. -s.s-s- "
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
TWO BIG SALES

.of Bismarck real estate in 1908. Pros
poets for 1909 are for a large increase
My sales Of town lots the past year
amounted to a frontage OF nearly
1900 feet. One-third Of the houses
erected that year were built on lots
sold By me. :, >v5t.
There is a reason for it. Go over
my lists and get my prices and you
will see what the reason is. -
F. E. YOUNG =
First National Bank Blk.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07

MEMORIAL SERVICE TODAY.
The memorial service in honor Of
Abraham Lincoln, to be held at the
Presbyterian church this morning
was requested by Mcpherson post of
the G. A.. r.. and the members will
attend in a body to participate in the
services. %:: g.. - "a: : -~>
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
SKlIASoN "a apEAkt.. 4

80.
Dickinson Press: Dickinson viii
sesebrates LincoIn's birthday and It Is
ezpecsec That Representative B. g..
SkuIason Of Grand: Forks. will give
Tie principal address. Mr. skulason
II now = member sof the house at Bis
axrek and ii addition to being one
81 the Iesders ID that body and one
se1 the most prominent members Of the
IsgisIature. he is q really nne orator.
ouM he accept the invitation Of
- local COMMITTEES to give the Lin
s0ln address IL Dickinson, the people
e. q = city Will have IN opportunity
~ seeming @ one Of the states
Gghfest men and e speaker worth
Mearine ss.a's y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
MORT NEW Hou USES.

The following are building Or! vii.
build houses in the coming season
H. 9. Rhud, at 18th street and Ave
nuesA, and at Hath and Thayer SITS.
N. +. Boucher IT. 9Th street and Ave
nue. ~; Max Kupatz, 18th street be-
tween Rosser street and Avenue A;
N. A. Freiberg, 4th street, south Of
the Baptist church; Robert Mitchell,
18th street, north of John Carlson's :;
s. s. Clifford, 9Th street and Avenue
F. Mrs. Nellie Evarts, 1st street be:
tween Broadway and Thayer street.
The first Ave are started, the base
ments being completed. G.. G. Birth
on has also started a house on Thay-
er street and Mandan avenue. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
HApAs GOOD TIME.

Captain Murphy and his brother,
Jack, have returned from Valley
City where they attended thezreunion.
Of Spanish war veterans. They re-
pbft the best time ret on thsse oc-
easions. y e.; "a = ':@~s%
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07

Tie lecture on Abraham Lincoln BY
Dr James MOntg onnery of Fowler
s1urcn 1ffnneapoIis a. Isrfday even
ms 1t the Prssbyte rfan thnrch, was
ltsned % 81 81 audi snce at filled
sysry seaf 81 ths chure ne octor'
- ii excslIent yoics ~ HI anA1y.
- d the me- and ciaracter q Elm.
suan was sn1sye4 by N. 81 II - az
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
3 z s Us n |8
Church, 4 Spree, or. Both.

l The chief recreation Of the woods
men of the Puget Sound country is to
60 to town on Saturday nights. As q
valley dweller explained. ~ .s5stzsfg q II
They've got money, and they just
blow it, in. That, there is. the logger
style 81 It. There's f no. places Of
Amusement In the town. They can 60
to the library and sit down or go to Z
hotel ana Ssit down, but that don't suit
'sm. No. they either get drunk or go
50 church. Some take in BOTH"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07

a. { -
Prlneston Students WI.
An ingenious and amusing ansver
was recently given BY i student III fhs
natural philosophy class 1t Princston
university. n
Az Instructor gave the question:
DEFINE transparent translucent and
opaque.
y cannot, profassor 4 a lnasii. srsds IN
student. precisely define these terrl;i ],
put 4 can indicate their ueAnlna jn
this Wy: The windows of fiai5 foony
we're once transparent. sthsy arO nowI
translucent, snd sif not cleaned yefy
seon. they VIII " Opaque. I rs
1870 5
USE TRIBUNE WANT coL q.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
THE CITY
80 = = = = = = = = = + = =
= OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT =
For Tweney-feur Hours Ending

= For Twenty-four Hours Ending =
= - p. sm.,3 Feb. g.. SS
= Temperature = Maximum %; =
= minimum H.. 4 y ( =
= Precipitation - Trace. 4 III - =
= Wind - Maximum velocity IL =
= miles per hour from the east.
! n Prediction - Threatening with :
$fprobably snow flurries Sunday. :
- i - 4 : = - = : *** = =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
SENT 70 REFORM SCHOOL.

s.,s SENT TO REFORM SCHOOL.
Charles Hoffman, who vas arrested
Tor breaking into the treasurers
smce in the court house, pleaded
guilty to the charge Saturday before
Judge Winchester, and was sentenced
TO the reform school at Mandan until
he is II years of age. 27l 4,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
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A CLEVER DEED.

The officers of the Wachter Dray &
Transfer company at a meeting on
February 1, voted to pay SIS sub
scription to each church in the city
of Bismarck. The various boards of
church trustees will no doubt appre-
eix1e the gift. .-*..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07

"A fine cage won't feed the bird"
ROT good store building mean sue
eessful store. In the case of the store
the advertising campaign provides the
iced" SsS $S ,$$&: 5:.,a5s&g$
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
& ro SRoYAlsA RcH MAsoNs.

& 70 ERoYAls ARcH MAsoNs. E
Tlere WIN Sbs York il tie Royal
Apra degree al Mandan Tuesday
night next. "A special train will leave
Bismarck ats o'clock. There will be
no clay in returning by special sr-
rsasementss With the railroad con-
DanY. s r. Ky err, ~ :
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07

II you have any paper hanging,
decorating 81 painting. have Arness g
3Farland do it Leave orders ct the
Palace hotel.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07

:: BLUE LODGE MEETING. 8S{
The Masonic lodge WIN meet Mon
day night \ Work In the third de
gree. A good attendance ID desired:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
sHlRTWAl!sT RINGS n 3
Jswelry for Women 10 Wear with
:: Morning Attire. .s;.

JotHoIry TOR Women to Wear win
Morning Attire.
"shirtwaist Rings" they are label
"a. They are the simple massive
rings that some women prefer to wear
with morning attire in, placesof their
jeweled rings. which they save for
afternoon and evening. ss>SS..ls. \ -
All the various forms Of seal rings
now popular are included in the shirt
waist rings list, but the name is used
more especially for rings Of severely
plain design set with semi-precious
stones Of the kinds that will stand
hard wear and even soap and water.
Many of the shirtwaist rings are
plain bands Of twisted or braided gold
or silver. Some are fashioned like
snakes. Most, however, are stone
set. !s.' (. II IS IS \. s. e. Ill
Turquoise matgix Is among the best
liked stones, as 1t is becoming toAany
hand that has a clear skin. It 10
usually set in q large oval trimmed
with an edge Of gold no heavier than
Is necessary to hold It securely. Many
Of the turqoiss matrix rings are silver
highly burn Is. ed Or oxidized In very,
dark tones. s5.s y5s5s, & '53 4
s The revived garnet ii much used II
these rings. It Is usually set in caboch-
On fashion. A frosted gold ring q
~ deep Etruscan tone has z lions
head for it's ornament and q caboehon
garnet is set In the lions mouth.
"A great oval disk Of hishly polish
ed coral simply sci II 4 rim Of golddsf
II The ornapent OF another ring. Moon
stones are much used, usually y II
silver, which carries out the siiyery
quality Of tie stone coloring 3
Lapfs laxuli snd mails :hite Ire paed
with gold Il silver ding One model
has & l6g marrow stone embedded in
tile ring % far around the ringer that
tie ring seems made 81 the stone.
Some rings are made entirely Of jade,
tie Chinese lucky stone. Topas and
amefhyst shirtvaist rings abound.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
NolsELEss MOTOR CAR ENGINE.
ssfaa Is gw r. ~ : - /; rs IS
A. Amsrieans lnvsntlons Is ~ III On
SSth0 Enaltesl Matatek, Y Il Al

1 There IL the keenest curiosity
!. among motorists concerning the re-
ports Of the Daimler company, which
saaid to be the nearest to perfection
! Of any power producing mechanism
! ever invented. The machine Is the
invention, Of an American. G. r.
knight, who has been working in
Coventry tor some time past. s=ss
Technical experts who have seen the
motor say that lit i 10 remarkable
| smooth and, noiseless, simple In con.
, |truction and economical in operation
But their opinions are by no means.
unanimous as to Its possessing such
revolutionary features d. will force II:
into universal use. 3zs5 Az
The Daimler company, however, de-
clAres that they aresso satisfied that
they have decided to abandon forever
the poppet valve type Of engine.
n Mr.. knights invention the part
81 the engine liable to get out Of OK
der and most subject to wear and tear
has been eliminated. In few words,
| the Invention Is q new engine cylinder
- - WYNN wv C3ot :sAiOA ssS xSS III ~
tubes are made to work up and down
~ means Of eccentric coupled up
with the shaft. These tubes contain
slitshaped ports, which come Into
register ct the necessary intervals for
/ the entrance and discharge OF the Ras.
The poppet valves hitherto Invariably
employed for the admission Of the gas
Into the cylinder, and Tor the exhaust
are the cause Of practically all the
nosie and vibration Of the present day
motor car ana VIII. Of course, be done
away With. II a .ss s,1.F}S
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
SOMETHING UNUSUAL.

SOMETHING UNUSUAL.
T. Tim Grimm brought load of tim
othy hay to town on Thursday last,
which he disposed of at good price.
n is not often that sale of such an
article as timothy hay occurs in this
end of the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07
ROUTINE BUSINESS.

3 y ROUTINE BUSINESS. =.
The county commissioners met on
Friday and Saturday iand transacted
Eoatine business All the members of.
he board were present. :. <.ssz.: i. ~. "a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-07

From Capitol House register, June
John Lcasure party arrived
from Dea,dwood creek. Brought ID
gold dust and nuggets, $40, OoO.' Don't
miss the Black Hills lecture, Feb. II
and II. 5;:.ss y. 3.