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WORK WANTED.

Male.
Az EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT afso -
gagel row as private secretary, Thoroughly
SoLFefsant WIKI required duties. desires %
I devote some spare tirls serving in Ike ca
lee-.lss 'Aoss NAo v w.ll aPPreeiably Eeeegnigs
- -i-e.; eherEg ana ialthfulnes Cndoubt-
-s, s--s eoaia aErange Y neeessar- for permanent
ee-s'Gerrd .5 strictly conteential- l. D. c.
nAAIKSER-Thirc hand q cake Gross. go West
BAITERY siAN. eRgsrieaeed for eleetrie- We
Lrtown One. lS64 Broadway.
BOY II. wau-r 20 learu automoolIs rearing:
1865 Prolpsct Psee. BTooeiSa. ,i5s 0-7''- -
cHAl EUR snd coAcHNAN.-LigAt eoloredi
49, plisa5e Iaflliy SONG 90 country can rl1
nishe1. J. J. n. BcZ 80. Port Wasai-gJoa.
cHA CEFEUR--Y9uug Hlla. -. goo HlecaaEis.
~ references. Otto " Baur. 1871 Park ave.
CHAUFFEyR- -. goo1 appesra1ae. drive ans
car. one year IN last place: reference Arthur
ArneL 81 l-Ih 81. krooklyn
CLERK. Corresponding perfect Engiish. French,
salyssea. s2i west "a 81.
DaAFTsNAN-tS2i. mechanical. structural.
sod reliable Eaaz' evening w1rk Martin. 90
ELEcTBIClAS--yo1nE nan c0'. u years sx-
htile---e Is e-eclfll.aE- WlreIl-sl arc all-folnl
ss,seaanie- Actress = r.. Box S@, Tribune o.
JAPANESE sTJpENT-As assistant boy N
chemical latoreforT or schoolboy with re-
snecrafle person willing 90 work hard public
1isa school rfcofnulel iatiC- Oku. care Mrs
Eurstlnc 60 Riverside.
CFFIcE MAN. =. intelligent oaDabls man.
lhuruucE once eEperlcCle. good education. F..
tr--ifr1 boo 1aeeper- uu-eTatF -aarg- with chance
tor aeEancsmert LsAay. 81 Rank s..
SHIPPING CLERK Young man 80. al pcs
clt employed. desires charge a position Be--
laT1 1Cl-tlvy. - Barclay 81
TUrOE-By COLLEGE man for Eigh s.hoci ~
college, preparatory wcrE. hcEfr ar auv time
= continue through summer. II 3 o.. goo
sCPERINTENDENT of farm % gentleman 3
place twenty yca-E experiences. best refer
enees j. Rei-er. Wh!,e Plains ~ 4. Phone
iso--T
EcJNG Man - rrlabe vfs-cs position r5t
taEs-c--a-. anytEi-E references. Breer. care
q DWyer. IS West l@@d
YOUNG ATTORNEY desires - connsct Win
legal cepartu ent. can produce results excellent
references ~. BcN IS. TIl5uns Cflce.
EOCSG Max. Enslish-Anae7tcan. ased - eia-
Gated manner. Ecoc Appearance. eesires suita-
be position. ssEured Eaiarv $50 monthly A.
1ress Barring Ice West sydney ave. Mount Yer
n1L-
YOUNG NAN wants sItuarIon IN VEoIsss =
mouse handy With AT t0ols. car sLc- best
ef references DeJongh. TO- west 26-h ST.
female
cAsETER-Dr-E Or retail Etors: expe-lsncee
younE roman wishes position. is neat rs1ned
s-5 accurate. rooL rsterecces = u r. PoT
-. Ir o-ne OfIee
sCENoGRAP APHF.R. R.-ExpeTfsnce1 VIE zVS-s
tn-e--ge-- SRI high schc1I education. good
erel-zF. rea1g notes Lnllf 10 -LrN. moderate
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SEW YORK.
VIRGINIA
virginia not SPRINGS

Sew Nors once 243 Fifrn Avenue
Waters baths LoIe.E aud environments no.
w-err IalleG S,Aei--laLissn gour and nervous
diseases cured Complete hy --hsraUeuCi- ap-
ra-latus Japalesa Tea room Golf rldiEg. drlv-
ias and OF door pastmes ThrouEh slsspers
and Pullman reservations. c & Q. once. $50
aIoadway ard otices Peunsy lvania Railroad
FRED srERRY. Manager Hot Springs. "a.
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male

UwFUN-Es-A yourg Eng. IA wo-la-- ezpesi-
anesl VIM chilcrer. teaching EEE.ian. Frvu-l-
C-rrr.- ana music desires elsaeemeuL address
E ~ care 81 Pres Offee. Platuneld. y. j.
NT.rsE-CIA AMHElik Oitk--Br Protestant eirl
tau cr write casser. atI West dlt sI
AT7pErgV CONERNL-ss - uenur4 EnrHal
5.r,reerr,s. rhilsrsr over = . years lersonaI
reference. ciry az colnfr, wages f1c. Industrial
As43liatill. D East l-- e.
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AUCTION SALES

j-y TIPrJ'T of an execution. T. sernassia. Auc-
ti5urer. will seu March 81 at Ftrsr street
AZ t0 A NJ % sacks % rouT ~ or1ur et y
McGouiEls. City Marshal
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artI.. -'lf.r. energetic. ambitious. we'll
s.s es'af. cEr.crieuos preferred. tat
- Irr.tt Aroesaa-. louT- MeIranaiitan
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ARTIFICIAL FLOW ERs-Lesrusrs waited or
aourrs Eoo1 chance flr aefan2e1nerl
49,. IH. N.sf Air 81
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kED o" llsE F'sl sr66Eya' III TaH : = asos sss'''
Sos San Juan ?. 8. "a Guayra. sts. SabsllS.
Curacao and liaracai5c. vita Curacao.
d. Star. 26 PHILADELP LPFIA. Arr. =
Fer "a Guayra. Curacao and IaEacaioo-
SlAF ACAIBO- ..-.-.Apr ZCLLA..... Aur. -
superlcr Acco-nunodations tor PasssnEsrx
BLISS DALLETT q CO
Genera NfaraEers s. Wall Sc
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lra,rs-.. frfcsu 1r.rl church e.. Hav
- 81 aus Iiesrit.aE urlfergef. ui.a' IA
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MACHINEaI CONSTRUCTION.
dies. tools mc1sls and machine work 81 g.
risht Kind b what vou wat. DO 20 Fi.hc anf
qtick. gee eur estimate. Nlch.ae shop 10
william g.
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mlscELLANEous-

NBOVE AL COMPETTFORs -ssSisflsfsTr
dcgllug froIapt cash payments Cor complets
libraries or small c1iiccIiola o. mlEcellsnrCus
literature can always ns ohtaiued HENRY
AALkAS. e. Broadway. Tsiephons. Beoo Broat.
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aaLa- g. .a.-le ON teas and cof-ees expert
0-.e rr business o. folr
e- Elras q fe-.. 30 il1sor st
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EErrr---

CASETEE-Dr-E or retail store. experlencec
ycunE romar wishes pcsiti-D. is neat rs1ned
a-c accurate. CooL refereccea =. L. t. Box
80 Ir'o-ne OfIee.
STENoGRA PF5 E.R--EEperfelce1. vie zUa.s-
tn-e---se-- SRI high EclclI education. good
spsi-sr. resds notes Wirhouf tiT-ulry. ulr-lcrar.
saL2rz. ALhLtiogs- = Q Box l2al \. T. civ.
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Al-f ---r. busy. EaEe caF- money ee .ltrF
81 U.r.. Ea..-la. arrt1rrr- --llsless policies
? .e-'s s--- -rzamar Aa-.--al Casually Co..
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HELP WANTED
Male

Ma4e.
Ae-H->--r busy. uaEs casr morsy selling
.e-F t-- -raaulr Aa--1-al Casually Co..
tlE2-s 8 -5l-ls OF teas and 55flses ez1eri-
.-I- rn q business q. 'llr
-r-s 8 Ee-t re il1s1r ~
a-I- -.r- E---5 learn 1eusraper
lr.r- lI-ls-ra-ing anc faslilo
80 ras H@sf go 81. AeW hors
-aa e. e-ale ..aI. roEs-ss,rE ez-
preferably law or Elliis-i1E 9
.f-t--s So -----.--- --g.c,gae-t --l--i--IEe' e.
l-.. UEE SkLrsNsS 81 Crr
AS -.-ss-e1 -s to recommend . oa-
at man llle .rr rort-art a.
write. lla.ar=s Service co.
~ -s-- -9-s n learn u-.- .-isra-.inF
--a- 81.
'.--H lrrlsa sreaFi-g. so01 place
Trr &A tIirg references
,ar r- -if --as-u lrasrr o.. Er.1E-
$50 III class r.aoss COUNTY,
,--t14 -ur ruc-t Bureau. - Fast sc g.
l-IE1s c.. .-.. -a-- have hal factory "a
ts -r Nrtl-ral EmI iog-uc-t IA
.-sE q R-- 81 81
A 'aH- le-taH leI4-tr.a--. uls- aaEe
f'.r.- ..-r experience ST -lo Aa-ic-ll
.arEf. f- West g. 81
~ a-rs nas' ~.
.esesE, 81 'r-.. a. Dr.
~ rs.1oao. electrical le'art-
go --rasI EmuiCEulsrt N.-arse
.rr..- el1.s iona. rll,i1lr1rs
s Es..a -r1 nruEerl. l.lt-
.s1-.''-EE----.. e4-. H.ras-sraie eomHe-ea
! 7r.- s'1- se..--a or r-sh- maa- y
-t---.. familiar Vi,t .allr ana value 3.
h- a.a0rt. H.~ale. 81 loo 81 30
g7f. '... .e SO H-ladWar.
AN-Ns.f ra,e lal oEpsrsuoe in Ezi
.@F e,ia,a- EE.7arge. 81 Nes
sLi- Gao. r-st uH1rr-tare lov~rs sin-
~ -.s al.s r. rLl1rl1. al
-rsa. p Easf 80 ~
ae.uaa rs handle te-t prE.osi-
tar @ .ar. I.l.re. HUrlrliEs.-L leali
- Nrs. asrh g.
-. srl--aL-l sALEsMAA-Ti-st ciss,
-.lrtsff-- tA."0 man t.. tne
~ EC' 81. 81 si1a5-El.2oo. Eua.Iess SER
| a.H.
f,.. aa. sssftauf for. "a a.gs
ra @ -g-t0a hsf
n-,.- rtal. 2, E4H -a4 .-
azl DuEEG far youths. e.o,aiu,
ttr .rIa-rf1.rrf store. tl.srr
. l..lrrI l'iar.rlr f--..-
t.. .v f.r r-hers. D. as start yo-
st-se.r . ~ gotrnrf. srr-rIy legitimate
--.H 80 I.roafNas.
1lt-r,-.. FEfcsu 1r.rt Church e.. ia
,es. II ,-t .ies.rit..E uraferrct. Ill.l' Pa
'...--lrlfat energetic. nntir.a1s We.
se esfaf. ezucrieure preferrra. tl
- tll-et-f Ar.eeea- lorTT MeIrrUliitai
naf 49, re class. im7To-re I.6.g isan
t.r.rf ~. 90 sli iut-r.at eu-rslfic "a
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81 49, % i.alr frr tne rers ieef rr0.osi
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Fenale

RoEA4 MAJ. educated. acvanceren- uith
fsffEf.l serricr. state experience snd aaI1ry
v-rnte- Ambitious. BOA -. rFtb-le Once.
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f.s..-e -srar.r- Illustrating sne fashion
t-as-r ras H-s- go 81. sew Eors-
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t-.aa ..a.e lam. possessing rA-
preferably law 1r rllils----E
E,-.e--s So -------. E-.5.-.TueIt E2-i'ange.
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MAcHINERY. BIZ 40 MonEls-

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau 81. cstain-a-
tree, AL makes taken part payment. harEairs
On Undarwoocz. Remlnstans. divers. Smiths.
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-l N'Jtffa f'f- t-lt l-frer-fsl house On lower
2 . Er1lra.a- ut4k services % gr-pCter- yourg
man. salary SIS 10 comnen1e. Jupp EXchange
-
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81 ENOGEAPFER for rror .nert civ hans. ex-
clueur onpo--Critv f0r acfancenent. salary.
SIS o. start NigIu QFosil1- B-ckarl. F7a-iron
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H a-. sss.ftauf Hor. t- t.rs.
r..r-.. IE. lrrtsar fIer
49, :. L.a-L -. Il
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".- II. NE. far FuLIhs' rlulnIug
.H .rIt-rf Nom store. .l .srr .
I.l l..lrrI. Tiarlr1r lll--
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INSTRUCTION.

Tor Boys and Young Men-City.
WEST SIDE instructions IN Al diTerent classes.
=, =. - 1. Mathematlca. Languages Auto
I,M, mobile special Subjects; Ad-
SIS W-55th 81 Send Or snecial Booklet
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Ideal Summer Tours ScSagTss cS.g :

Ideal Summer Tours SSsss ssS.-yS, ssS.5,v
DAYS. Nine countries IN Europe Passion Flav.
Party Limited sail from New n OFk june lGrii.
Firs- Class. Car take SIX people additional
Apply az once WITH reference. Auspices AnleT-
lean Travel Club
n. TOSTER sTONE. Johnstown. y. y.
ClaRK'S TOURS TO EUROPE.
Most comprehensive ana arLrlclivo eVar
offered. frequent departures 5srween APT. "a
and July >. WIKI rates from S2IJ 90 $50 in
cludIng al necessary expenses
r.. 4. CLARK. Times Building. New YorS
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Female

YOUNG Man wants situation n whoIeaa 4
mouse handy with at tools. car sEc- best
C references. DeJongh. TO- 7vezr 2Gth 81
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EA-Es1IAN. resIle's Weekly: educated. deter
mined over -. reruzns-r pos.rIc-. $50 week
v. Cal a-ter 2 g. ul-. lsoom s2 81 East 2Tth e
SAI.EsoaEN. irsl5e: several familiar With paint
ar- va-Iish business Ns-icL4l EIrrl-- I-e--
r-era-re s7 West sos e.
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- FL IN 0li . A fiE EElt-llaEs--g house downtown
AIS. . .1EnI CHRISTIAN mar. g1od position
r.rs- tr evparieHce5 Jupp ESrHsrge. ~ Nasss1
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t .E f.r CHEERS D. as sfs-t ,.al
Es-ss.- fr go,,r-s.f. s-r-fly i-rfrirste
1eaH .1- - Ilroasua,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-12
500 PAYS Big FEE
TO STATE TREASURY
INCREASE IN CAPITAL STOCK EN-
RICHES STATE OF NORTH
DAKOTA.
Capital Stock Of Company Is Doubled
and Payment of $10,500 Is Made to
Secretary Of State.

The largest fee that was ever paid
into the state treasury in one sum
was that paid yesterday morning by
the 500 railroad, when the Office of
secretary of state received a draft for
$10,500 for increasing the capital stock
of the 500 company from $21, 100000
to s42,000,000. The fee was under the
state law providing a charge gradual
ed according to the capital stock of
corporations for filing articles of in
corporations and certifying increases
of their capital stock.
Some time ago the 500 applied for
certified copy of it's articles of incor
poration, and they were certified by
Secretary of State Blaisdell at ST.
100000, which is the amount of CAPT
tai stock according to the articles re-
corded in the office of the secretary
of state. The secretary also notified
the officials of the road that if the in
creased capital stock was desired to
be recorded it would be necessary to
pay fee of $10,500.
Recently the attorneys for the road
advised them that to comply with the
law it would be necessary for them
to pay the North Dakota fee, and the
check was received yesterday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-12
UNCLE TOMS Cabin
AFTERNOON and night
THE REAL BIG PRODUCTION OF
POPULAR PLAY COMING TO
BISMARCK TODAY.
Fine Array Of Talent Presented -
Vaudeville Numbers Introduced In
Course Of Play.

Burke's Big Uncle Toms Cabin
Co.," the largest organization of it's
kind in America, will exhibit here
this afternoon and evening.
On this occasion the famous old
play will be presented in as new and
elaborate a form as modern thought
and stage invention will permit, and
doubtless the big pavilion theatre will
be filled to its utmost capacity dur
ing their performances here. The prin-
cipal characters in this grand old
play will be interpreted by very
competent cast Of lady and gentlemen
artists that have been selected espec-
tally for their ability to give a cor
rect Interpretation of Uncle Tom, Top
sy, Ophelia, Marks, Legree, Eliza, St.
Claire and Little Eva, the balance of
the cast are exceptionally good, a
contingent of vaudeville artists con-
sisting of Jubilee Singers, Buck and
Wing Dancers, Wire Walkers, Hoop
Rollers. etc, are introduced throughout
the play making it the strongest pro
duction of this popular drama ever
presented to the public. A pack of
Siberian Blood Hounds, Horses, Pom
les, Donkeys and an unusually cor.
5eous transformation scene are also
among the many features of this grand
spectacular performance.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-12
ADD1uS@n)0@mtS
GRAND

Manager Temple has arranged an
other of those all star bills for the
entertainment of his patrons for the
first of the week commencing with
todas matinee at $3.50 p. m.
Radcliff and Belmont have great
shooting novelty act that is said to
be marvellous and sensational in the
extreme.
Chas. Saunders is billed as COM
edian without a peer and he comes
guaranteed to make good his billing.
Pollas Brown, the famous young
violinist, is young man who comes
extremely we'll recommended The
Cole County Democrat, Jefferson City,
Mo-, says Mr.. Browns playing is held
not to be at all inferior to that of
Kubalik. Mr.. Temple deserves credit
for his engaging acts of this sort for
the entertainment of Bsmarck's low
ers of good music.
Julia Mae Gradi, in pictorial melo-
dies, promises something good for this
change of bill.
There will be the usual good pic
ture program of the Grand quality,
which means the best, always.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-12

Where the shows are always good
it is hard to say that better one is
coming, but Manager Wells says that
he feels safe in saying that the new
bill opening with a matinee at $3.50
today is the best he has ever offered
and that is saying a great deal.
From advance notices the Lucas
Trio can furnish more refined comedy
in the few minutes allotted to them
than was ever before seen in Bis.
marck.
The Minors in both comedy and mel
ody, will maintain reputation made
on the big eastern time. Their rem.
dations on silver Swiss bell chimes
are said to be especially fine.
In the motion picture program, one
subject deserves mentioning, The
Druids' Remains in Brittany is rare
scenic picture of ancient historical
interest, showing the wave-Washed
and rock-bound coast of France and
the relics of the Priestly sect who
Cnce were prominent in the world 8
history, but have been for centuries
forgotten. except by students.
Lochner's orchestra will as usual.
furnish harmony in the house of quail
ity where you must be early to get
seat.
Five vaudeville people on the bill
and artists all. A greater theatre in
greater Bismarck, is the aim of the
Gem.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-12
REPLY IF YOU HAVE
ROOMS TO rent
STILL FEW PLACES ARE NEEDED
FOR ENTERTAINMENT
OF CROWDS
Expected that Ample Accommodation
for all will be Provided Here Dur
ing the Week.

The Commercial club room tele-
phone has been kept busy during the
past week responding to messages
assuring the club that there will be
many rooms placed at the DISPOSE
ton of the club for the entertainment
of the people who will be the guests
of the city on the occasion of the in
stallation CT Bishop Wehrle here on
the 10Th of this month. There are
still a few people who will be here
who have not been provided for, how
ever, and anyone having room which
they wish to rent will accommodate
the Commercial club and the Catho-
lies of the city by calling up 313 and
giving their address and the number
of people they can accommodate.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-12
STRUCK A SNAG.
A Painful Jolt For tho Good Roads
Ambassador

A Painful Jolt For tho Good Roads
Ambassador.
I'll never forget the night called on
the Widow Yarn. She owned forty
acres on the main road. which hoped
to have improved. In practically every
house in the county l had been hos
pitably received because l was a hu-
man being. A pioneer citizen. member
of the Good Roads club. took me in a
carriage to see the widow. iii watch
the horses" this wise old citizen said.
II don't know what would frighten
them," 1 suggested, but he seemed to
expect brass band or some other un-
usual sight, although it was 8 o'clock
at night 1 soon knew why he prefer
red to sit out there in the cold.
"Mrs. Yarn, l believer" l began in
gratiatingly when the door was open
ed.
"WelI," the person who stood there
observed, "I've been here forty years.
You ought to believe it."
'"This." thinks I to myself, "is
strange place for curbstone humor."
And then aloud: II have been talking
for good roads, madam. We have de-
cided to run rock road by here, and
as''-
"Who has decided?' This in the
voice Of a conductor when he asks you
how old your little boy Is,
"Why," l stammered, "the Good
Roads club, and''-
Il don't belong to it, do I? They
wouldn't have a woman member.
would they?"
'Tm sure I don't know. have been
chiefly
"Sure you don't!'' the Widow Yarn
snapped. You're chiefly concerned
about taxing my forty acres into the
county treasury without letting me
vote on it. What right have you to
come over here to build roads? Are
you road builder? Did you ever
build road or pay for one?"
MADAM" I said. you really do have
a vote on this question if a road dis
trict is organized. You have forty
votes-one for every acre you own.
and"-
Her face lighted up with light that
never was seen before on human face
unless perhaps in riding on an old
transfer or getting rid of bad nickel.
She opened the door wider-1 had not
been admitted up to that moment-and
asked me to enter.
"You say have forty votes?" she
inquired.
"You have" I assured her, feeling
like the bearer Of good news.
"Well, glory be-" the Widow Yarn
sighed, rocking herself comfortably
"Glory be. say I! I'll cast them all
against your old rock road. Now l
must be getting ready for prayer meet
highlands Dillon in Harper's
Weekly.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-12
Pig CASES Still
TROUBLING COURT
ROBlDOU AND ALBERTSON HAVE
APPEALED CASES TO HIGHER
COURT.
Change Of Venue From BurIeigh Coun-
ty Has Been Asked BY the State
In the Higgins Case.

Appeals have been filed in the cases
of c. H. Albertson and George Robi-
dou, who were convicted at the recent
term of court Of maintaining nuisan-
ces under the prohibition law. Motions
for new trials in these cases were de-
iied by Judge Winchester and the
cases will he taken to the supreme
court.
Argume.4cs were made in the court
yesterday afternoon for change of
venue from Burleigh county in the
case of the state against Joseph Hig-
gins, charged with violating the pro-
hibition law. There were two trials
of this case at the recent term and
in both cases the jury failed to agree.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-12
PROMOTE IMMIGRATION

Pierre, S. D., June lin connec-
ton with the state conservation meet
ing to be held here on June 20 and
30, an invitation has been issued to
all the governors of northwestern
states to attend or send representa-
tives to the meeting for the organiza-
ton of a general conducted plan for
directing immigration to the north
west to offset the organization of
southwestern railroads to turn it in
that direction.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-12
Of The 500
TO Be GIVEN PENSION
PLAN TO PENSION EMPLOYEES TO
GO INTO EFFECT ON
JULY I.
Basis Of the Employees Has Been All
Worked Out - No EmpIoye Of the
Road to Receive Less Than SIS.

The board of directors of the 500
line at meeting held at St. Paul, au-
thorized the adoption of pension
plan for employees, to become effective
July 1. 1t is estimated by William
H. Schutt, assistant to the general
manager, who has been working on
the scheme, that between twenty and
twenty-five of the employees will lie
Immediately eligible. Since the road
is comparatively a new one, there are
not many who can take advantage
just now of the generous provision
made by the company.
In order to be eligible, an employe
or official must have served the COM
pany for fifteen wears continuously.
Sixty-five years is the age limit, but if
man is incapacitated before reach
ing that age and he has been in the
service of the company long enough
he will be eligible for the pension.
Officials elected by the board of d.
rectors are not eligible unless they
are incapacitated.
The basis on which the pensions
will be paid will be 1 per cent for
each year that the employees have
been in service. In case an employe
has been with the company for twen-
ty years he will get 20 per cent of
the average wage he has obtained tor
the last ten years of the service.
No emplOye is to get less than SIS
a month pension.
This is regarded as one of the most
liberal pension plans that has ever
been adopted by any railroad. The
employees are not asked to contribute
cent to the fund. The money will
all be furnished by the company.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-12
HANNA COMING HOME,

Washington, June 11.-Representa-
tive L. B. Hanna of North Dakota,
will leave next week for his home,
where he will remain until after the
primaries. Mr.. Hanna does not in
tend to make a statewide campaign
for denomination, but is depending
upon his friends to take care of his
campaign.
From the reports he has received,
Mr.. Hanna is confident he will be re-
nominated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-12
Little Head-Biu Wit.

Williams mother sent him to the
butchers for some mutton steak.
William forgot the word mutton"
hut he knew that the meat he wanted
came from the sheep. So he said to
the butcher. II want to get two
pounds Of sheep steak. I've forgot
the other word for it," And the butch
er did not make a mistake when
he gave him mutton.-The DelineatOr.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-12
Save Your VaIuables

When planning your summer vaca-
ton, east, west, to Europe or in any
other direction, do not forget that the
First National bank sells letters of
credit and self Identifying travellers
checks good in any part of the world.
When you close the house for the
summer, rent one of our safety de.
post boxes and insure the safety of
your valuable papers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-12
Not Really Necessary.

I'VE don't use wine as a beverage,
you know, Mrs. McGarvey." said Mrs.
Lapsling; but it's good to have a lit
tie of 1t in the house for medicinal pur-
poses. You know how grateful am
for the bottle you sent over the other
day. To thank you in words would be
merely a work of super-irrigation."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-12
INJURED IN AUTO WRECK,

Minot, N. D., June 11.-Art. Upham,
Adolph Sorenson and Rondell Larson
were injured in an automobile wreck
the other day. Upham had his arm
broken and Sorenson sustained two
broken ribs. The full particulars of
the accident have not been received,
but it is understood that the machine
turned turtle. The accident took
place ten miles out of Minot. A re-
lief car was sent to them at once.