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H. B. BAIRD, Pft^^«^.H.
.WHIPPLE, VICE PRES?'
F. H. ROUTIER? €ASHiEi^g N^&j&LfeA. CASJHEER'
IPfe® sMMgPt$m^?Wfg\&
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5tf^£aasaj
"ItF'i
rii t^K $
the-ej
that
•we are" 4i^erln^
^-^d&e 1&
scept^the^few monthiB^the panic in
Jflw'^ttona?' ^'Ibe&eartfi,
«IU
thjs^a^-Wppk'lii# bfuSBjiOt'
Bsenf^ves^djmngT'theT considerfti
pc^6d
Sufe
lastei^H" one SndTlibo^^.,
.oflb^sob^r^-III^S':^
|Ui#big show at Se^Ue .on Mlnne
'. He ?ras glipH ^%at ova
hte westward
he^tour k(u^ dlstlngidBbe^
ir.j The m^anlngoi all thlsis th|!
hnson to vex^ lllwly ta/b^ahe
atlc pomlneeJtOTthe presldab^y
&t fime.J ft is tme tbat^he hte
erlted the oppo5ttt}on„pf ^Mr. BryAn
ion
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1 AUGUST i6,tJ909. x,
an"1 ^£L2C'"t'
MfA~ Germaa bkval-^fflcer-liaa been
^granted a patent ,on an -^electro-mag
^pet wbl0!i vheA datum is^ powe^rfttf
l^endugh'ttr itirffi*
'battleship ashore
Jjaw^-withto
reach*
at
Stoa^teiF^lafidr''C
heavy artillery
Texas*.<p></p>'SsUBKrHS.
move ra
& lot of a)
^enV^&g^tS1booiSsfiown
country aba they/ h&Ve,cal>
.tb'make-it-^peaT. that Bi^an,:
become atflxtjirt to the ^new'-
ed high school."
ZlmiWim
$75,000
$35,000 .,.,
CT1—rrt"" f^*\
Irig from IB.OOQrtOtZO,
^be^tbdraWfrp
.sent -&jl'tfijK toft, letter offcce^oi the
poatgitttee department Jvery dafkirhe* ,,
•Unsel escapes Into the air ife•
r^rm
%$Ctir «(5S4
lessen.
lEvfir^little
t^-
try has its b£tilt and the'fanjaers are
to do bttsfi|psB by ch Cur
shfjjtoento tdthe it^o^ ka|t
ed!" light «J far &,
iocs! b£mks are
concerned, although jrbbably the
southwestern centers Mve shipped
heavily: ft l8*toaearlyfor an urgent
call ilpbn^Shica$f. Monejt has teen
bardenlng! slowlyr.forJ gevejra weeks.
T|ri§"change wa#h&dp r/M^bWet
icent at the .commercial banks- Col'
1
l*
^and ^amer^iWrf
'^e^ .tfltoat^* btijS|
Iwsti^MgBp5
U^®T[
cars, thftiefcy causing Manhattan of «a*o»*b& expect*
*a uona, theT August crop report
gov^rnin6nt asemred^y More^,
a&ts'
^em. ^dl^lng" id 'Stf sc
The International •«»».»««, .,..k ...
the" latest Xt to InkSa^
proB^barlng wlft jts, men: ,It/has found/' aad the IndMons arejat
placed-at tlTrf WtfM ot its' comblfi^f yieldV the flv6,l«tong:
large force of-^iloyes c^rOflcates of Jtb5t0t^5^|^"
stock and it l|#1Mfi Ctftf riito bi^hbls^an iacrease
Mtose efforts tifie success o^the l^usi- ^riff bourbons may have succeeded
wM£0
faff5a#ffertfaityto^^
^t&^r^hi^hisdf^d^dleftii^yiito
prefer red ^n^'poniWgn atQ^k.^1 MisUtttcdfef ^Indepefelent produce^' to3
staitement ^la^^rollq^sred,1 6y a'^ils^ot ^^uniiilrB. Thie^ &e rt^h^K
rules governir^ the" lnvesimen^ i^»ia is no excuse' toic tfie* aniafielt
action^pri the part of th&Jntei'natlonar In legislation} equality of
imi^4ln^w|th nSdirn
pay ^Itj^re^i^wF«tfv^w^ea but|4ngs an^pifeye^.tiiS^nnec^aBaryi mlti»
Becu[rtQC4 t^y.- ^^-'i|gpnir «att working
i'makes tbe ,for sclen^^and^whoily Juet ^Etriilte
^dother.polIUcqheConomip ^wirdltibiBI
of kenertJ:k proepetity, if^is nUg^#
wltil^oj' w^mnneni retiring to {he &ezu$6st to-
1 1 7
J^W
A
|pslonaj reached by a Chicago bank hatefuL
l^er carefully feeling tl^pul^ jij
f^tc^bwalp
t.jj^fWfc.^1
ofcfiarBi KoinC* the statement ^Tbe' fa^»rfir'%inndimfi^
(mf§?
J^s?%-845'W
AWWs feMft'»ia»R4»wi«''#
Qklahoma. B^crBtajy of the^Oomanche,|jtui^ptoduoerai'''rtfpoii
|tooted», as^akkUog^-a^d bjogld lapses ^to^th^mlll|f amrlfaetoidsje :Thi
•^^saer
'^jiiead
fSy^4^J|Sj^^ttag6fti^pLlbelt
to & hi^ grinding, pumping, sawing tral'martfet, *^kA:^sj-x
w«^^ another(jjpnosea for^hich &
mdto^~|i*- "need^^" Ifii? lanaer ha% *%$ y-rf.
city mag... Ha has t^travel" ft^ther to "i
dohlstradin^^^i
social eVeots an1
benefit |f th»
motor v^ll yiow the Ifuad, plant a^
harrest^the
to ifiark6t ja^, will tai^ the «lgol
«hlldrei^.tQ iA"
*AK*
plaoe la jthfe coun
u'"tof
*&>
cunt or Ml par cent htgfe$r th^n'
a oocj.le of weeks ago, Cotinter loani
bank consolidation epl
capo is SMoapiaM bjr
the National Bank
pt
the, Republic
poUtfcaltodb
well,
nO&tr
fof/,5|0,-
whether they-,bay:
«9mm%or prefer- i^P'^0 bush^ over, Wst yeags ag^oej Board of Trustees ,o^ the etafce pent
red ^ock. InAa~ drcular^'lettef "re- ^ga^axid fh© largrtt quanti^r jvfer tentlary under .Gov/^OHer. As past
'^n^^»S^|li^'Wu^ 4B3^ttThe
compahy desires all emtfoyeq?'
upon Whai
yi&4
lie' cf^ ^rpowh"^tHTdslle&^^^%
for country storeaYtobbe:
The Btriking l^at^ire of ti^&fctory
S^m mm U1U now ,fe"a^%a
,bee| the' dl^tt^^atlon
itfanL having a -flxedj and
depilte policy. A platform|lea9 than a
year"' old jRas repudiated. X, prtecipl9
over
Awhlch
polftical batU«s l^d been
feft^^€^lrinc|ple to tj^v"^vaeae^
whic aa|tni^f and no^'
gMsenali.'
.y-^M^cBiTled
TT zg 3s r, &
«rty» ^p4nt%t4r^
»"in|^s8 w« depen|eU^ sa£t^ bf
#tVf the|mai3it)6Bajbfle'
^.polfc
_rj ana the Sfre&gtl^ento^ ojt*fdft€«.
"WhWb^ theBe fiwn oeas.a Jo|l|dv^^e
wfuC^Doarkto
lltUettie4^Jpfeneent^
iAdrdpyph41itok
Bort,lSr uopn wh^ tenas
--^nbttoaaB^wbft
meat
li-M-
PACKARD FOR GOVERNOR.
vocating Hon. A, M. Packard as the
next governor ^of North Dakota. In
their Issue of th$ istfirih^y. have the
followinSgf? t"
itifri? q£ the overwbelmlUjBr vW
tory of Hon. A. M. Packard in the re
cent city electii(»^ tbe Pioneer is tn?
pelled to voI65^%fthi rejiubUcaafl of
North jjjakota^ a Mn^m^bt that'ihas
been ^ldly galn|itg ground In this
part,
of the attfte some tim6. Far-
|11"± S±te^
Packard allow his name to be used
aiT|KK
the street* ofA oui^local towns.
*£sr
ir «m in^»
cottMerl^|to.
^a^|4f
Bta® ^UJe.j^ut«lobK a*
ei^y-' He^
0^v
fit
the
Sttiiaa
soffipas
b^nsr to'
thdfifftnM'
#i$iM
jfrj^ little" tiira topos^ptf to, bwodj 1§ now time for'ttieiif to ii^te on, a
^v^ thle sh(kCco«^8^#
fio
1^cuonv he hu *no^ pollt£^'^nen^M
'4M'
.publican party of thla^state haavbden
i^torn and. divu^^ J^n^ e^Jcram^and
^io is ^e
community, strong ov^r ther itat4 yrho
is not advanced i?
&& J^tioh'"bhV: tfy
the people who have known him for
yeara:
and who Skw:00ie^» iftf
Honesty and ability.
Dakota twenty-one yeaw He was a
an^miiei' of"
the flret aWe republicaii
convention and,„a.ttc^ide&: vaany Since
th'tit tim6. Hp wasr-,a'*|nrimber o^ the
Grand Master pt* tht Grand Lodge of
the I.^O.* 0." Ti^-l and Pasi 6rand
Patriarch of the Grand, Bncampment
he la tbal^nly, matt to th^/st^te ^O
Ms evernfeld both hrinarci
ijinajqytle^ yrerfe large. 'At die
city efectto^/ Wter^a
,4"!
fW^,"J^®«ted
be ar ,party»- Formation, upon
... •».?. *m
•. ... ... «. jm ••.
is something.iar aifferent
members of the mlnwity
party thf to»urge»t rep«bUc«ns.'TOald
w^dJbl.
if wtth.
ch. ,tt
wo*
di^
CMOT
T"
endorsed and for ^diclt tjje-leaders
iji'
^e-^iaapMgn'|$^'spoken
Qie -organdzatl^ b^ n» «k^is^ ^r
eXi^teit^.1,«Ji.jSas, in
totma P0l!
fir ».
Senator Aldrich has been quoted as
saying that the so-oalled "progressive
republicans must flnd tt necessary to
Jd^nv%ir
Is a stale o^lci|Lt' by a
if he were a^caa
he ttSild:' 6arry
this ^county antt-^e ^ntii^,'^dpTO
aiyovejrwhelmlng majority." ^V'
their ears -to the grbund and listen tx
the rumblings of th^"vd^l1'^ tS(
people- Let the' rank, snd ^fput
torth their man _aod «ieyvi
|y him with their wt^^e pe^plp
tbe slope want a fair man," a capa
man, a winner, to sHo^tfiey wantct
iipiLJfn
A,iD
reputation of Mr^ Ballinger,
e^iieUuQr'of the^tote^tev is^'iid^^n-:
hahce^ enterfog Into a q^at^el
Wnchot, 13^1^ th^ri^
forestry to t^^ptatgrent
boC^l^tuxel^Mr. &^er
ie^eLut «^sdit^ with the demorallsa
tioa Of the fectonkatlonVsfirvice^'thotte^
he-"haa 4ield office hardly
Ai&y extension of powei^ for- d^ttot
gSntzatloB «uin6t but suggest that to
"ftn&Sjpt bijfv&binet offlcer^ Mr." Taft
^haijm^e 'ynfijrtunate aelw^oa.i
4
ante the.
parts^ name b«t
eem"iifafroga(lbTe""to" ifa^ th«'
iNwshot has coitie on the bad books
tus
vm
been, withdrawn from entry. bat Bal-
3t is bald* haa lntiinated that,
either he
Abilities of ihe' tWo men and their at
taljtments can.be jittte compar-
frfrtn 4hisk^:«f Bhod^Ttey^hava'liad iheir. ^rat^m 'toHsoo-^|
^stand. andv#assacih^etto th^ 8»ir influence at ,, h^i
4raw a ^e.^tweenr.sew^, froxa' courts ^.thejoventoent, W»tocitft
qn ^:.Btiltf^u^t'fo^f'
l£ produce oae as
ijopotent sa frefe silver and antl-im-l befo
perls^sm yere ?^-Toii«di)
'BladtiJ^ ^iave
,-yi
wr
of the
Teservefr was brought about by
for'ta&py years,, was cleansed "and
raised to ^Mgh" plane of efficiency^
'^Sf!^9S£SSi\,
last tract an Immense revenue- will
p6ur=
the coffers
in
WaAingto^
•7#
&&!&&&? &&
this demand the Pioneer Joins heart
ily. Seldom we believe "hiaj
there been..
S 9
»4aa.
?sm!%
Hie high talents and the patriotic
purpose 'of 'TBtlBjin Allan* HltCbcock
must surely^be-"riil8sefti,aK)und" the de
partment of ti#Jnterlliir- V~-
inflSIMfOF TARIFF^1
GOSlf BALI MtUtON
*-T -t
*31 ^w££Z3F!*J5 ^E4
NCOOPSS.
ys
4
^7y7X A"
1
-. rir t-Hy'
or oongreas whldai re^
UM tarfff law cost the AmM&ir
tt has been estlxnated .by!
Smtsti
statisticians aKmnd thei' Qipt
Itxmt fSOOyOOOi
ffanr diflhrent Items enter fartb:tk^S
tf&i tf whim' A
sallea^ TJ*i Imum^. expense ojqi' this
aecobhi%ipM^t^4l«4,(00
Bxt»
wy!u«nploy^(T oii both
0«^4M,060. fi4eclal
:ed iS,oomplll%Tlaform«U$i|o»r
Ma. W tbe oommittees rele^v%
to the tariff were paid good ssjarfrs.
^ernn^nt j^rintii^ oa^ h^
ipp'lied la statement eottcern
las the costof printing the tariii bill.'
MpoVtkabd^heaHngs, but Ufa knbw^ii
that this will be largk
rt 1
1 °». ji'
REGOURSOilERS
past
•M
•S*#?
w$
r*'"t""
yeara he wM a member of the volun
teer fireme^s or^azdzatSn ^f tblft
dity and was chiefs o( the Are (e
Xartment In. 1
$86r v^he^v the railway
fliops were burneff.2J-iHe has ftl^
served aspresidexit of the state Fire
men's association and has been a
membef ©i-tha legislature from Mgr
ton county. He^ la- a member" of the
legal fraternity." His acquaintance in
the jjtqte-^is'jrtder jV*
in offe'ring Packartf' as 'a can-l
didate for governor his ^frleudB point
with pride"-to hiB vote getting abilities.
He Is the present register of.deeds.for
Mottbti •feottnty and -rhas servfid'
lfor
"our ,pic^^v^tei?n^and a$ «o^h4a &
painstakrng" olltolui H^-wW elected
Troops Wbolpeg Arrive
tt Fsftwilltisi
4S^r«C
*U^rtT Ontj Aug. 14.-JThe
presence of armed militia in the strike
district has had the desired effect and
dlAordertf Have ^asfBd. Regular sol
diers, the Can^dlcor Kpmited Rifles,
hav* arrived frota ^tMfiij^eg and re-
Bevc« the citizen soldiers. Each of
the^regularp ls alm4d v^tIf 8(K) rounds
of ammroitlon anlljlunder/the experi
^ncbd dlrectiott of Col6i^tf Steele, who
was in charge of the South African
following
c^Mtabulary for ttuvM j^ars folloi
•cfr Stoh of
!t,laJ®"i
itellfcatton is^to band. Sot ^. Amerlck 'Veterans
dlera have begun a stereh of every servioe.
house. to the forelnr quarter for
BTCT#aang liiuit has.the
fs a result of
Mirea, shah of Persia,
Ity and honor, sits alone
i^teh*£ erfli for
On July 7 he was
father separate htowrtf
.fERS|A*S *©Y
rttwir
Jeweled swwd that was as high as ha
.HP, wit
and Ir tottb.
«otmtrfe%
4"$
i'. '^iF' ,.-T
*xm
Tailoring & Dyeing
Company
W'\
Ife
fa*
ctoss Tailori ngJ(t
Pmich Dry cleaning snd'S:
^•ncy^
Vyafog'
&I4
sgw e^|l
^pelefln-'W^dx^
i^Carpets, Bqgs, Shawls,^'®
^vheavy CoatB and Ckwits,'^^
^^Kid Gknres, Feathees ',"]^
pdric
^ak« it lobk like'4.
iW
'rierw. ?e,^araht«ie our'
Mfflensky:1# Hjelle
4 doors out Whlt^ Se'^mdtition'e Store.
Devils Lake, N. D.
HEW OFFICERS Aft£ OHOSil
Colonel Jewett' Commiini?4 of Phlflp
,^ T4 frtna Veteran^ »'ja
Pittsburg A»»r 185—The proceed
iDgi of th^'
Z^tittppMa Veterans'
bteldtton were'iaaae' specially lnter^|t-Jg
flliig by the presenCT Of ^treral TcW*«
QPCklC eriok D. Grant, who aroused enthuit
Ovuw asm by a apeeoh unoa
(be valor of &•
#fen ^o'fo^ht ttw^eouimy's bat^fte
In foreign lands. At the cqnolasibb^
of General Grant's speech ttie follow
Ing oMcera were elecfedV J.
Commander# Jojbnel C. L. Jew^tt^
New Albany, Xad. vioe cdmmand^r
A. H. Anderson, Pittsburg Juipo^
commanders Major W. H. AnderfW^
Manila, P. Captain F. W. Latter/
Oalesburg, Ili Major Charles A.
ard, South Dakota F. IS. Bjramb^ Itt.
Paul Nicholas W. Muller, New T«&
paymaster general, W. B. Rrown, Chii.
eago Judge advocate general, Gap
tain W. H. Keating, Iowa" survabn
general. Major George W-rNaff.
sontown, Pa. chaplain, Samuel Ji
Smith, Nineteenth United States ii^:
fantry.'
After the installation of Oie offloan
the new commander addressed "the
oonvention in opp^iitton to' awr^ng
Of the Army oftte Philippines with
Amtmt^r
........ distance flight for an aeroplane to
00£a KOI ISLtSII HIS JOB coimW-wM «, 0.
Will ard, the amateur aviator, to the
fm
Hit
of kings
1 «lncAiu
htepalao*
his par
V^-S
CROSS COUNTRY RECORD |j
AUl3t»r r.nv*r. T».iv. mii*. JA5I
Aviator Cwert Twelve Miles
Minutes. "_H''
Mineola, L- I., Aug. 14.—Whai is
•i^^o be a across country
Golden flyer, when he covered twelve
tnlles to 19% mtoutes. Much logger
ilreni«r* fltght8 hare -been, made? by
4he ^rl^bits, however, ^ad koier
croap conntry flights have been made
fWIIKISBSSiSSil
pIRST SinfCE STRIKE BECSbl
vt'
.•» .,
'Attendpt Madt^to Damage Property at
$
,T ®^ckho,m-
\n
Stockholm, Adg. 14.—For the Hrst
time since th^ ^ginning 9! the gen
eral strike to Stockholm the strikers
are attempting 'to damage property.
A stlc&t4pf fdyna&iite was iplaced' on
the tra«3t of one of the street railways,
btit fortunately the dynamiie was dis
covered before there could be an ex
plostot^A i^aboyif electric
...
ENGLISH SID FOR CONTEST
Offer of «5^»0 and Half the Gat#
H5
IGSnaonC -Aug. 14.—An offer 0IP*
purse of £&,000 and half the gate re
celpts has been cabled to Ja^k Jobs
son and James J. Jeffries to fight to
Ijondori. The $yiidl ate backing the
scheme i»-ihe ~Bame one that recently*?
pulled off tbe BrittSummers
^tcr
The Idea is td hold the contest at the
•^SafiMar^r ettowliorO touts open'alr..
Wf lf!LL*GB IH REV8U
«lM^'fketosi
.to ".P*jf
Taitsi
TwrkMi fiovernmsnt.
Opnstantlnojde, Aug. 9.—The giiai
Vbiu has lust rWelved a telegpun
announcing tost nineteen villages to
the vllayeta xrf Scuturi «bd Albania
have risen against the authorities w»l
itfMad to W taaesi The wtiti&a*
poipte feste great anxiety In
*ha a tter.
is believed that this
its
jjMfea&sap
the city of LeavenwMli and
troubles before Wid after the Civil
-"•.Tt5WCSWW*^W»..'.'%'.WPR-'W"wWW
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