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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-16

1tnt tn Den WorplaB ptnap unD aog 1tn
cine 3ertrummerung Der linfen S9dz
belbede gu. Man f9iebt bic urfa6e
our Sbat 3niftisfeiten NIT i6rem
Wann gu, Der feline Mutter in's 9aus
genommen bate.
8iberba9 . Sn ber 3immerz
mann'f9en &unftmiible in @ifens
ber9tsbofen serietb Der Miiblburf9e
2eonbarb Nufer beim pferbe11pems
men gu peit in ben ttefen Miiblsumpen
unb ertrart.
Sngoltabt t. ltnfere Stabt bat
ben Glteiten Het9stagstpGbler auf3uz
tpeifen. On Der Wablurne erf9ien
prtbatier @abriel Neumeier, ber i'm
Mdrs b. 5. 100 Sabre alt setporben.
Rtffingen. Grana 9aas, felt
feds Sabren Gtsentbimer bes r9otel
be Ruffe." ftarb plDBli4 on dnem
8~luttura.
2ibenborf. Oie 73iGbrise
@erbersptttpe OiftEr bon bier fiel
bon einem @orortsaus i'm 8abnbof
gltersborf berab, ba Tie por benz Stinz
fteben ben s3us berlaf1en pollte. sic
tpurbe iberfabren unb mar fofort tobt.
81 iirnbers 3. Gum mittelfrdn>
tif4en &reisf4ultnfpettor parb 2ebrer
4usut 9opf bier %ernannt.
Sttpbeuren. Ster ftarb i'm
IS. 2ebensiabr Sberamtsri9ter a. ..
Soiepb S9ormaier.
pen5berg. 9olbene 9o4aeit
f~eierten bic @ltern bes Pfarrers Nenz
ming in Sffelborf.
Yrittri9tn 9. Der As Sabre
alte Sefonom 8altbafar BON Inter
tpeittnsen, Der gum O9feneintaufen
bier mar, tpurbe auf Der Strabe na4
S9euring bonn 8lib erf9lasen.
Straubing. Ser fir bic bette
Mrbett iiber bas 8etduben Der S9ladt=
tbiere mittelit bliBartig tpirfenber 8e>
tdubunssapparate aussefebte preis
bon 1000 Marf tpurbe BON Der in gr=
furt perfammelten Surp etnftimmis
Der unter benz Motto: ,,Nunquam
retrorsum!' einsei9iften Nbbano=
lung %suerfannt, tpel9e ben S9la9tbofz
Director unb 8eatrfstbterarst 9eib baz
bier gum @erfafer bat.
Gffae- Sot6rinsea.
Stra b 9. Die @eaierung
Der 3ei9slanbe bat bef9loFen, eine
Milberung Der 8efimmungen betreffs
Der 4ufentbaltsz grlaubntb fir Mus>
ldnber eintreten gu lafen.-9ier tparb
Elm @eretn fir Seuerbeftattuns sesriins
bet.
9egenbetm m. 8eim 6euma1en
iiberraf9te bas Gbepaar Gberbart Elm
@etpitter. 9tefelben iu9ten S9ub
unter etnem Nubbaum, in pel9en ber
8liB einf9lug unb beibe Gbesatten auf
Der STEELE tDbtete.
3 Of / gen. Die 3aberner
Straftammer berurtbetlte ben bteiisen
8anfier &arl pterre tpegen 'betriigeriz
f9en 8anterotts, unorbentlider 8u9z
fIbruns unb 9ldubtserbesiinfisuns
gu bret Sabren 9efdnsnib.
so il 3 E n. Sie S9uler
franaDif9er NatipnalitGt, tpel9e bie
biefise Gbemtef9ule befu9en, erbtelten
bic @rlaubnib, ibr Gramen in ibrer
Mutterfpra4e abaulesen. Ser Inter
rt9t pirb in beutf9er Spra9e ertbeilt.
Mber int 2%aboratprium tperben bic ST.
tldrunsen unb Mnpetfunsen in beiben
Spra4en seseben.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30
BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned at his once In Bismarck.
N. D.. until Tuesday, the 18th day of
January. 1904. at . p. m. for the er,c-
ton Of Masonic Temple. three stor-
les 65x100 feet.
Plans and specifications are on fls
at the Builders' Exchange, st. Paul.
Mimi. at the once OF the architect,
NJ. e. Beebe. Fargo. N. D.. and at the
store Of the undersigned 1t Bismarck.
". D.
Certified check for $500 90. payable
to the order Of the secretary, to &C.
company each bid. The right IL re-
served to reject any and all bids.
r. d. HOSKINS,
Sec. Masonic Temple Building Com.
Bismarck. N. ID.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30

- 80 .,s.-Ar -"mpletion Of
;s- p~op~ss~a 49, ~.zs - ~
cass'of sss ~ss,ae sss>s.. .
end ahcrss.css ~ The Ga hsi,ssss
e~psrste bids with csss:asS sAssas
accompanying each. Will - sNhsass-
ted a. follows:
First. For the ssneral contract NJ
the new building. 100000
Second. For the general costrace
for the old building included n
above.
Third. For the Plumbing. ogee. q
Fourth. Fer furnishing ana In
stalling passenger elevator $500 20.
Fifth. For the electric wiring $500.
All the above checks to b made
payable to the order OF Frank White,
governor and chairman Of the CON-
mission. and will be given - . guar
antee Of good faith. that the contrac.
tor whose bid shall be accepted will
enter into contract at the prizes
named in his bid
And also that he viii within .
reasonable time furnish . good and
approved surety bond. in . sum equal
to the amount Of the contract price
and in strict accordance with Chaptes
1873 Of the laws Of 1901. Of the STATE
Of North Dakota. for the faithful exc.
cution Of the con -ract. otherwise the
check to be forfeited.
Contractors will have until Dec. I
1904. In which to complete On con
| tracts.
Plans and specifications are on Ale
and may be seen At the once of IN.
Capitol Commission at Bismarck. N
d. At the once Of the Builders N
change at q. Paul. Min. and ct Ii,
once Of n. 2. Beebe. architect. q,
First Ave. North. Fargo. N. D.
The right 10 hereby reserved 70 ~
ject any and al bids. BY order OF IN,
Capitol Commission.
FRANK WHITE.
Governor.
y. ?. PORTER.
8ec'y. Of State.
n. L. HOLMES.
Auditor.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30
COLORADO M,l,r,A ocr,sn.


Cripple Greek. Colo. Dec. 30.---Con.
siderable excitement was occasioned
during the day by the action Of Attor'
ney John NJ. Glover. formerly . con.
gressman from Missouri. in defyins
the military. harricading himself in
his ONCE and only surrendering after
receiving a bullet wound In the arm.
Colonel Verdeckberg received . let
ter from Mr.. Glover denying the legal
ity of the recent order for the sur
eender Of arms by the citizens.
He declared that he had two guns
In his Office and defied the militia to
take them from him.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30

Art exhibit January Z, and 9 at
Bakers hall. Copies Of two hundred
Of the great pictures win b. exhi-
bited during those dates.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30
seAUPRe COMING HOME.

Minister 70 Colombia Brought to c.
Ion On Warship.
Colon. Dec. 30.-The United States
cruiser Olympia has arrived here from
Cartagena. whittier she went to take
on board Mr.. Beaupre. the American
minister to Colombia. who is on leave
Of absence. and Mrs. Beaupre. They
sailed for New York later on boart
the regular mail steamer Yucatan.
The reception Of the Olympia q,
Cartagena was friendly.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30
THIRTEEN BANKRUPT ROADS
vear ef 1908 Holds Low Record q
Foreeiosure Sales.

Foreclosure Sales.
Chicago. Dec. 3O.-The Railway Agl
Gays
The year 1903 takes the palm fol
the smallest record Of foreclosure sales
In every respect-number of roads
mileage, bonded debt and capital stock
Since the year of greatest activity in
bringing bankrupt roads to the block
--1S96-when the sales included nifty
eight roads, with 1890 miles of line
and 81 so .00O. 900 Of >onds and stocks
the decrease in foreclosures has beer
constant and remarkable
In 1903 the totals were Is roads
mileage 555. bonds and stocks SIS,
e85. 200.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30

NICHOLSON REBEKAH NO 20
Meots the first aud third Satu days n
every month 10 Odd Fellows hall. at
O'Clock. Laura Sandert. n. g.. Neliia Evarts
0oorotaFy.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30

Rome'0 Wetos Supply.
Rome has Q water supply Of 200..
30 900 gallons q day; London only
10000, ,000 and Paris 10000, ,O0o.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30

x.:.: f,9s' and sSiss r'f;S:y. I'd ii 10 ...n r. .o's
ok Masonic hall, Dali oea block Cert rude
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30

Tancred Commandety, Knlehts renvlar
No. 1. Meets third Tbursdny 10 each
~onth et Masonic hall. pekosa Hhrk. u
u. Jewell, E. Z. 0urdes.k Mckenzie. Rec, vder
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30
KNIGHTS or rYfH;4a

81. Elmo Lodge. No. Z. Aie.ts eser
wednesday evening st x. P. he'll, BAKER
eloek. I. ". Healy, c. c. franli G. Titus
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30
RATHBONE SISTERS

Lincoln Temple Mo. 3 meets. every
Thursday evening at KIP hail. 5akev
Block Mary Turne,'. ~. T. c. Nellie
Evarts. NJ. Of c. r.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30
q. A, r.

James B. Mcpherson Post No. 2 Iepai e.
Republic. Meets every second anil four sh
Thursday In each moHth at @. A. r.. hal
Bismarck, N. d.; w I. Winchester, Co.'s
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30
woMEN.s RELIEF cORps

Meets second and fsarth Fridays OF ca,
month at their hall at J - D. M HATH
shelton, president; E~sna B. Falcoi,,r. secr :
e0Ty.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30

Bismarct Lodge. A F. 4 A. NJ. 10. 8
Meeta nrst aud thiud Monde W IN each
0oath at Masonic hall. n. l.. Rea ie. ". N
3ust Finney. 0ecretarN.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30

Sealed proposals. will be received
nv the Capitol Commisaiop ot their
Office In the Capitol building ct Bic
~arck, N. D.. until ons O'Clock ?. N.
Isl fstess. ~. 1904.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30
NO OUTBREAK exPecrea.

American Consul Dcnisa rumera Re-
oardine kishinen.
Washington. Dec. 30.-At the In
stance Of President Roosevelt. who
has interested himself In the reports
f:ow abroad of massacres and con.
Hsnr!sied massacres of Jews in kish,-
neR. the stase department, is making
active inquiry throIg,. IS diplomatic
-~"lar officers with the vic~ to
= go 49,. -~act situation as az
l { frsr. t. n.a..t,... -""a Unite0
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAS Yso-


4 fratsmal lifs and accident 10 u ranc.s or.
sanitation, meete the set00d an last ruest Iays
g Zach m0oth In the Old Fellows hal. W.
uealy, Foreman; c. A aees. cor o. pond ent
0aehine shop. B. L. Htst. n 4.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30

=. ..
/ s~~is Ma hesa h~Ass. - ~tS S,
css''s>s ss- %.s.s as-r-sssra~ns auraA.
the day that these >'s 49, - fr~si
outbreak ai kss.tasd a. repo..s'
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30
BISMARCK DAILY rR,svMG WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %. ,sos

STATE CAPITOL. EXTENSION.
once Of the Capito. Commission. Bis
marck. North Dakota. November
16, 1909.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30

Capital City Lodge No. 2-Meets evtS,
friday at MCGOWAN hall at O'clck y. TO-.
?. J. Burt, N. g.; VIM. II. Gorsuch. ss.y.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30
,sM:g WITH G. o. ERNA -SEw vera LIFE
500 TIME CARD

No. 81, mixed, west bouIud, arrive "a p. To
No. S6, mixed. east bou,,d, depart 81. a. IN.
Freight and passengeis for Braddo *, n,
polson, Oakes. Hankins,n aud all ~ ints {
the 500 line to Minndi tlis.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30

BlSmarck Lodge, NO. Id. N4ets the
0rpt aud third Tuesdsy evenings Of e;,ch
month At their ball ~ the Batter Block q,
eD'clock. F. J. Ruper:, n. ": B,adle:
0afks Recorder.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30

Telegraph station.
Trains No. l and will run daily excett sun
day
Train No. will not le,.ve Underwooi until
train No. has arrived.
Registering Stations Ri marck, Wilton, aud
Underwood
& =. rckELj,
Gs,.crsl Superint' ndent
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30
THE BOWIE KNIFE.
fNus STORY OF THE ORsSlN OF THIS
FAMOUS WEAPpN.

NJ. Made ny Janes nlneA,
-A.,s.s ~ck snstsf'. w. Il .
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30

Bismarck, Washburn 4 (treai
Falls Railway Co.
OFFICIAL TIME CARD No. H.
Subject to change without motto. falling ef.
feet at 6 a. m, Wedn sdsy. Dec. 9. N3.
No. l. Mls Stations. No2
$3.50 =. m. 0 Lv. Bismarck q. Ar. s n p. m.
9:lO a. M. 10 Lv. Arnold. j.. d. Lvi up n
9:x5 a. m. 49,. Lv. Bald vim d. .Lv4aUp m.
l0:3 a. m. u Lv " ilt,n. ID. Lv.3: + p. m
II 40 a. n. IS. I.v. Vast burn. d Lv.? IS y. m
IL ~ q. m. IS. Ar. Underwood Il dLv.l: IS y. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-30
AMAUS@Ml@mtSo
l-o40stor.0 NGNor.OeN 80 -.

w Ns7<O Ne-utO 10 NNsyfO- NAu<Jr-%Ar<1sS
Ben Hur' winds up it's phenomenal
engagement tonight The attendance
az yesterdays matinee shot far ahead
OF that OF Wednesday. and last nights
house was packed to suffocation, the
receipts being $500 heavier than for
any other night Of the week,
AZ the Grand last night the powerful
play "a Modern Magdalen." which
created a deep impression here q few
months since. when presented BY the
Amelia Bingham company was rem
dered by Miss Shirley and her players
The house was big one and appeared
deeply interested, The main work of
the evening was done by Miss Shirley
In the part OF Katinka, and by Mr.. Me-
Quarrle and Mr. Forbes, and all were
applauded. "a Modern Mngdalen" viii
run for the remainder of the week with
a Saturday matinee,
Mr.. Frank w Bacon will present The
rural classic "rhe Hills OF California"
at the Grand the0ter for three nights
and Wednesday matinee beginning
Monday night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-30
KELLY WAS SCARED.
Reason He Gives for Committing Per.
jury in District Court.

Sheriff Wilcox. of Carbon county is
In the city today. bringing with him
William Kelly, who was sentenced by
Judge Johnson TO serve one year In the
state prison FOR perjury. II is said that
during the trial Of Davis and Walton.
two men who were recently sentenced
to 10 years each for robbing and severe
ly beating John Daniels nj Castle Gate,
Kelly testified at their trial that they
told him that they robbed Mr.. Daniels
The next day on the witness stand
however he denied the story and said
that he told a falsehood the first time
he testified In the case. He was
charged with perjury and convicted
On the way TO this city Kelly told Sher-
III Wilcox that the reason he changed
his testimony was because Davis and
Walton threatened to kill him II he
testified against them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-30
STATE BANK FOR BINGHAM.

Bingham will have state bank, a
company has been formed for the pur-
pose OF conducting bank in that
mining camp and its articles OF ncor-
poratipn were fled In the county clerks
office today The name OF the organiza-
ton Is the bingham State bank. Its
shares OF the par value of $4,000 each.
George Il, Chandler, Eugene Chandler,
James Chapman, A. V. Anderson and s.
Hays are the incorporators The first
named gentleman owns six shares OF
the stock and each of the others own
one share. A. " Anderson Ia presl-
dent; George f. Chandler, vice presi-
dent; Eugene Chandler, cashier and
secretary They, with James Chapman
and $. Hays. constitute the board OF
directors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-30
PERSONALS.

Mrs. $. w Radcom Of Ogden who has
been visiting Mrs. j. Il. Norris OF the
Ford hotel for several days has return
ed TO her home,
Mrs Shoudy. cashier OF the Knuts-
ford, Is able to be out after being laid
up for seven weeks with Innammotory
rheumatism.
Mrs. MONTGOMERY u, Parker and her
daughter Mildred. the little vioinst
have arrived Ia Parts safely, and tho
child is now at work studying with all
her might,
Capt J II. Cane has returned from
the frozen wastes OF the north in good
health and spirits, He Is confident from
a cursory examination Of the grounds
that the Alaskan award was about the
correct thing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-30
AN oRpiNANUE.

An ordinance repeating an ordinance
amending Section L. Chapter 80 OF the Re-
yised Ordinances Of Salt Lake city, lNg
IN relation 10 the erection Of Telegraph
ana Telephone poles IN the streets OF SAT-
Lake City.
he IL ordained by the City Council Of
SAT- Lake city, Utah
Section l. That an ordinance entitled, An
ordinance amending Section !, Chapter ~
OF the Revised Ordinances OF Salt Lake
city, 1892, IN relation TO the erection ,ot
Telegraph and Telephone poles IN nin
streets OF Salt Lake city. approved on the
hereby appealed
Section q This ordinance shall take et-
focl upon approval.
Passed by the CITY Council Of Salt Lake
city, Utah, October 26th 1903 and ro-
ferred 10 the Mayor for his approval,
J. 0. NYSTR0M,
City Recorder
Approved this 10Th day Of October, 1870
EZRA THOMPSON, Mayor
State OF Utah, city and County OF s"'
Lake, ss.
l, j. o. Nystrom. city Recorder Of SAT-
Lake City Utah, do hereby certify tlAt
the above and foregoing Is hll MY
and correct copy Of an ordinance entueI,
IAN ordinance repeating Qn ORDINANCE
amending Section !. chapter 70 Of the ,it se-
ylsed Ordnance Of salt Lake city. ~,
In relation 10 the erection OF Telegram
and Telephone poles In the streets OF sait
Lake city, passed by the city CounyH
Of Salt Lake CITY. Utah. cciohe, Y"''
1904 as appears OF record IN my ONCE
In Witness Whereof have hereuntp w
my hand and afiixcd tho corporate seal OF
said city, this Both day OF October. lN9
(scaD J. o. NY6rROM,,
Bill No. ns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-30
BEcHrEL MURDER CASE.
Brothers Held for Crime seem uneoE'
eerned.

Allentown Pa, oct. 30.-Churles and
John Bechtel, who are being held for
the murder OF their sister. do not seem
TO be annoyed about their positions.
They deny emphatically that tpe girl
was killed IN her home on Sunday night
and declare that she was not ae home
that night They declare that they
were not aware that they were susi
pected Of a guilty knowledge OF the
murder Speaking OF his brother Toms
suicide John said
IL guess he was troubled too much;
he worried because he could not 10 to
the funeral"
There was a rumor today that Mrs.
Beohtel mother of the murdered girl,
had attempted suicide last night, At the
time II developed, however, she
was at police headquarters.
Alfred Ecksten, Miss Bechtel's afii-
anced lover. who was held as a wit
ness, wa admitted to bail today.
While the family were attending the
funeral yesterday Chief Eastman made
a thorough search of the house. Blood
spots were discovered on the stairway
leading to the cellar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-30
THE POWER OF CURIOSITY.

David b. Hin was talking one dav ahout
prominent politician.
Knew him as a boy" said Mr.. mn
and when even boy he was remarkabio
lie baked al nothing. No matter how
mG1n cneek now much pluck, how much
agility was required, always he was thero
and ready
In fact said Mr.. I'M. there is an old
story about Sheridan that would M our
friend precisely Sheridan. according to
the story once did thing that our
also have done, II seems that Sheridan
saw on the street one day very well
dressed and imposing old man, moving
along with an air Of tremendous prlde
ana dignity Without moments heslta-
u0n sheridan, seized with curiosity. tapped
The old fellow on the shoulder ond said.
peg your pardOn-oxcuse the bold
ness o. me quesilon-but are you any
body IN Particular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-30
Carnegie ON u. S. shipbuldinp Co.

New York. Oct 3O-Andrew Car
negie' who with his wife and daughter
returned from Europe today. said Of
the collapse Of the United States Ship
building company.
1T Will result in salutary reduction
OF values and the bringing of every
thing TO q healthy condition IL is n
good thing to squeeze the water out OF
some OF the stocks. The standard Sc
curities are as good as ever"
In reply 70 a question whether the
schwab methods had been severely
criticised IN England, he said
That was inevitable When n man
Is down, every one is ready to kick
him"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-30
WORKED LODGE GRAFT.


This afternoon Officer Carey arrested
a man who he claims Is lodge
CRATER" The prisoner gave his name as
G n. Adams, and tells very enter
tanning tale about himself II Is claim.
ed by the police that Adams has lodge
buttons galore aud that he knows the
signs and pass words OF four different
lodges, VIZ: the Masons. the Odd Fell
lows, the Knights of Pythias and
Woodmen OF the World. Having Il
Uranium fun OF signs OF distress" II
Is claimed he struck members OF the
orders named, and by putting up n
tale of hard luck Induced them to part
with various sums Of hard earned cash.
IL Is claimed that the fellow did u
ilourishlng business ana several lodge
members reported the mans actions TO
Capt Burbidge. A description of him
was furnished the patrolmen and this
afternoon officer Carey ran across him
on Second South and promptly
'ninched" him.
Adams put on an air Of injured in
nocence aud vowed he would do many
naughty things TO the blue coat who
had the temerty TO place him In dur
ance vile, He declared that he was
son Of his father and that his father
was worth steen millions Of hard shiny
dollars. and Furthermore, that his loV.
Ing parent supplied him with the mod
crate sum OF $685.. GOO with the advent OF
each and every year. Although he in
sisted that he was furnished with a
small fortune each year. he was at n
loss to explain why he has been hawk
ing small packages OF muollage, and
why he has been operating the lodge
graft
The officer was cruel enough, how
over, 20 throw Adams in jail and book
him on the charge OF yagrnncy. The
desk sergeant informed him that II he
produced a small amount for his APP
pearance before Judge Dlehl tomorrow
afternoon he would be released, but
Adams scorned the proposition anu
went into the black hole rather than
dig UP some Of that alleged S96,0O0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-30

Rulon $, Wells win 80 to Heber 20 at
tend that OF the Nasatch stake,
j, d, Lewis, brother Of s. II. Lewis
Of this city, died yesterday afternoon,
from heart troubles and the funeral
win be held az p, m. tomorrow, from
the residence OF y. A. Lewis. 257 east
Second South street.
Travelling statesmen, representing the
big eastern clothing houses, say that
their season for selling spring and SUM
mcr goods for the coming year, begins
during the first 10 days OF the coming
month. The outlook generally is con-
sldered promising except IN Montana,
There, It seems to be case OF dead
horse
The stone Is nearly all cut for the
completion OF the stone WORK Of the
Presbyteral church, ard quite an ex-
tonsivc order has been placed for the
terra Gotta work with a Chicago firm
H. NJ. Schumacher, who has Just been
appointed general traffic manager OF
the oregon Short Line. has returned
from Chicago and the east.
Student Henry K. Eakle OF the art
department Of the l.. ~ S. university,
was the designer OF very artistic
cover used upon the Index" man.
uscript paper written for the Twentieth
ward NJ, 1 A. The fact that the edit
ors, Mrs Mary Il. Kelly and Mr. Chris
topher Booth, We're both born IN India,
was emphasized by a beautiful oriental
scene In water colors, pronounced by
several artists Of the city to be Of a
high order OF merit
Architects Ware g. Treganza have
completed plans for fine barn to be
erected at the rear of NJ. H. walkers
new Brigham street mansion. The
barn VIII accommodate five horses and
be equipped with all Of the latest and
best improvements. The same firm
has completed plans also for $4,000
double house for Mrs. Il. Crouch 10 be
erected on Third East street between
Third and Fourth South streets Each
house VIII have nine rooms, and be OF
pressed brick and stone trimmings
r, w. Smith of New York, represent
Ing one OF the largest Of eastern wall
paper houses, Is at the Kenyon, on an
annual visit. He says that with the
falling out Of so many houses, and the
stoppage Of i42 machines In conse-
quencc. this years output win be fully
0,000 600 rolls less than that OF the
previous year The result Is mainten-
ance Of better prices, with a pleasing
cessation from competitive cutting
which has been In the past the ruina-
ton Of the weaker houses, Mr. Smith
that the prevailing colors this sea-
are shades OF green and red. with
the fashion running to set figures IN
patterns There is an immense divor-
slty of these, showing a wide range Of
Artistic design. Frezes are not in
style any more. Some Of the more cost
~ papers are in imitation Of silk finish
and effects and very handsome.