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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-15

assisting. Residence on Sixth street,
time, Thursday at 2:S0. The series
OF evening sermons on the Life Of
David will commence next Sunday.
4 Nipped Two Deserters Two desert
.ers made their getaway from Fort
] Lincoln last evening and this morn
ing, dressed In citizens clothes, hiked
out eastward. Word was sent to the
police of the city this morning and.
Chief Mcdonald got very busy. On
horseback he traced the men to the
500 shops and thence east along the
muddy road and over the hills and
far away. AT q farm house several
miles east of the \ city he learned
that they had passed a short
time before and later he caught
up to and arrested them after hard
ride Of ten miles. A brother Of
Sheriff WEIGH was passing at the time
in a buggy and he was. secured to
haul the men to town. They were
turned over to the authorities ait Lin
coin this afternoon, and in due time
Chief Mcdonald will receive the
award Of $50 each for capturing the
men. Their names were Arthur Con-
nor of this city, and John Doe.
Roney's Boys at White House
Last Christmas President Roosevelt
and wife gave party to six hundred
children, between and Is belong
ing in the families OF the diplomatic
corps, army and navy departments,
cabinet and supreme court officials,
senators and representatives. The
New York. Herald spoke Of it as fol-
lows he Marine band was sta
toned in the outer corridor as at all
large functions. The children were
first entertained by "a concert in the
East room given BIZ aRoney's Boys.
Concert company Of Chicago, the pro-
gram including solo, duet, trio and
quartet singing, with different ac-
compartments; also violin. flute and
picco1o selections, each number being
enthusiastically received. One Of the
most interesting features was the
organ chimes, the pipes being. ar
ranged by the side Of the piano.
After the concert the children filed
into the state dining room for refresh
ments, after which the walls rung
with merriment seldom known in the
stately old mansion. z At Atheneum
May 21st. IL :s&. III s.s1: mi s..-. Is
h a. Hustler Is Ted--Among the noted
guests from the west who are in the
city attending court, is Teddy
Harung, sheriff Of Stark county, ."I
have noticed the efforts Of Bismarck
to add TO her beauty this spring and
to clean things up" said he to. the
Tribune today. q have done a little
work along that line myself and am
greatly pleased at results and feel
that the people are pleased, too We
have. set over o0 tees In The court
house grounds at Dickinson, the
county buying the trees and furnish
ing the water. and the prisoners and
my teams doing the work. We have
also put nearly a hundred loads Of
manure On the ground and plowed
and narrowed It ii good and now
have as fine aslawn as you would
want to see. It has cost very little
and is worth a great deal. Your town
is looking better thar I ever saw it
and the Tribune Is doing good work
in agitating cleaning up and beautlfy-
ing. You must remember that Bis
marck is the capital and has \ the
credit Of the state at stake, and she
should do us all proud and be the
leader in beautifying." F.. - :
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-15

"a why They Call Her "she."
tsWhy do they call tug boat She r
Il Heid the girl to the mate Of the Thistle.
- dunnoD says he, but 1t seems to me
That Il must be they call her she'
On account Of the awful noise you see,
h She makes when She tries to whistle
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-15
THE > !. CITY

SttiF q,
5{g Birthday Party Fern Reade enter
tanned twenty Of her little girl friends
Yesterday from to o'clock in honor
of her 18th birthday. II: Il
st. Mary's Circle The ladies of ST.
Mary's sewing circle will meet with
Mrs. Grady Thursday afternoon at d
O'clock. @s. z
AIKEN to Reform schooI-George
Go1dae the youthful transgressor,5
4 was taken to the reform school at
Mandan today BY Sheriff WEIGH. .s.z
ssL licensed 20 We'd Judge Mckenzie
issued q marriage license this morn
4 ing to Alonzo 3. Hagen, late Of
Ldtchheld, MINI, now Of this city, and
Bessie Jones also Of this city. 2.
TonightAt the Methodist church,
tonig ht, there will be- speeches and
special music. r efreshme nts will be
served and general thanksgiving
time will he had. Come. 5 ss5, u u
he sGuild-T here will be a special
meeting Of the Episcopal Guild
Thursday afternoon at the residence
OF Mrs /. Il, Jewell on Fourth street
good attendance is requested. Bust
ness Of imp rtanee.
Z Fine Place "a tention is called to:
the advertis ement Of the Watson
house which is for sale. This IS one
Of the incest homes IN the city and.
anyone desiring modern and COM
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-15
Portable home should look this up.


Wonders Zeb Lanes new Il and
novel aggregation Of rare and mys-
terious animated wonders, featuring
the awful destruction Of San Francis
CO., will be at the opera house. Fri
day, May is. 4. IN. .z:< .s5
Current Events Club There will be
a special meeting Of the club toraor-
row Wednesday, afternoon at 2::30
o'clock, at the home Of Mrs. Higbee.
Those ladies selling tickets for the
Warde entertainment are requested to
turn in the tickets OF money at that
time. !. XII ~ q 81 a 81 y. AZ Is I
vi Gone to Gather LaureIs The high
school athletic team went to Grand
Forks today, where they will partici-
pate In the state athletic meet. of
high school ssociations. Those who
will endeayor to capture the laurels
for Bismarck are: Asa Dawson, Al
len Bronson, Lowell Vandiver, James
Halloran and Dan Mcdonald. .
Setting Out Trees-A number OF
new trees are being set out today In
the court house grounds. There is
room for great improv ement on those
grounds and it is hoped the commits
sioners: will see that it is done. No
one VIII begrudge a little money spent
in the adornment Of this tract which
is capable OF being made the beauty
spot Of the city and county. The
state has done considerable for; the
capitol grounds and the city has made
a handsome place of the high school
plat, 50 It is in order for the county
folks to do it Now"
b Special Train from Mandan We'd
nesday Evening Two Of the ladies Of
the local Saskatchewan committee
made trip to Mandan yesterday and
found the people much interested IN
Frederick Warde. Through a Man
dan friend, Warde was wei adyer-
,tised throughout the city. BY a
couple OF hours canvassing the ladies
secured ample patronage from ad-
mirers Of the shakespearean scholar,
to warrant a special train from Man
dan to Bismarck leaving Mandan at
7::15 and returning immed iately after
the performance. !:
Presbyterian Notes Tonight. the
Bible class on the life Of Christ will
meet at the manse, 5 o'clock. Visitors
always are welcome. The midWeek
service will be held on Wednesday at
7:330, and will dismiss in time for
those who desire to hear Frederick
Warde. The ladies Of the congrega-
lion and Of the city, especially those
who are arrivals IN Bismarck are
cordially invited to the afternoon
social held this month at the home OF
Mrs. g. a. Burton, Mrs. Geo. WEIGH
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-15

Der Of pleasure seekers during the
summer, one party from the east be-
ing scheduled to arrive next week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-22
WHISKEY AND BEER HABIT.

Nearly every day We hear some
hing good about Orrne, the only guar.
lnteed cure for the whiskey and beer
habit The other day a lady told us
that a person in whom she is greatly
interested has discontinued drinking
since using Orrine This treatment
does not detain the user from work
and is simple remedy, easy to use
and so sure to cure drunkaEjs AMI
stop the fearful craving for drinking,
hat we sell it under an absolute guar
antee to refund the money if ii does
lot cure.
Orrine is in two FORMS No. l to be
siyen secretly, and No. 2 for those
WHO wish TO be cured. Each form costs
S106 and both are guaranteed. We
would not recommend it If we had nou
assured ourselves of its great value
Mail orders filed The Orrine Co.
Washington, d. c.. or Paul G. Schulz
< Sons, Cairo. ILL.,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-22
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all per'
sons interested, that the City Council
Of the City of Cairo, Illinois, has or
dered the construction of a vitrified
tile pipe sewer and a vitrified brick
pavement in and upon Ohio Street,
from the north line of EighthStreet to
the north line of Fourteenth Street
the ordinance for the same being on
file in the office Of the City Clerk Of
said city. and that the whole of the
cost of said Improvement. amounting
TO Eleven Thousand and Eighty Dol
lars and Fifteen Cents. be paid by q
special tax, and that the said City of
Cairo has applied TO the County Court
Of Alexander County, Illinois, for an
assessment Of the cost of said i'm
proyement. according TO benefits and
in accordance with the provisions of
said Ordinance; and an assessment
thereof having been made aud Ie-
turned to said Court. the final hearing
thereon will be had at the June term.
A. y. 1906, Of said court. on the eley
enth day of June A. ID. 1906, or as
Don thereafter as the business of the
court viii permit
All persons desiring may file Oh
iections in said court before said day,
and may then appear on the hearing
and make their defense
The said assessment is payable in
ten annual instaliinents. All install
ments except the first will bear in
terest.. as provided by statute. at the
rate Of FIVE 90 per cent. per annum.
Dated Cairo Illinois, May II. 1906.
Michael J. Howley
Commissioner.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-22
SNAKES AT $40 A FOOT.
Big Ones Consequently Come High
Some Reptiles Sold by
the Pound.

Snakes, said dealer in wild ami
mails and reptiles. increase in value
out of all proportion to their size. SO
while you could buy seven-foot py-
thOn for sl2, YOU couldn't begin to buy
one of twice thai length for twice thar
price. A l4-foot python would be
worth $3.50, and python 25 feet in
length would cost s500,
Some sorts of smaller snakes are
regularly sold by the pound, and we
sometimes buy big snakes in that way
Of sailors that bring them in on ships
coming from snake countries. We
weigh the big snake in bag and pay
SO much a pound tor it
But big snakes are not sold in that
way by dealers, nor are they sold by
the foot though. of course, the length
governs the snakes value. OF two
snakes of the same length one might
be worth more money than the other,
for snakes vary in their physical char
acteristics, just as human beings do,
and their prices vary accordingly.
"Of two big snakes of the same
length and the same thickness one
might weigh 30 pounds more than the
other, ana then OF two biz snakes OF
the same length one might be thin and
spare of body, while the other was
thicker and buEier, and as between
these two, other things being equal.
the buIlSier snake would be worth the
more, because t would make the more
striking and imposing show.
Thus, while the length does govern.
it is not the only thing TO be taken into
account, and so big snakes are sold
neither by the pound nor by the foot,
but at prices fixed on each individual
snake.
we import annually hundreds Of big
snakes, the great majority of them
ranging in length between seven and |
twenty feet. The very biggest snakes
are becoming soarcer and more diff |
cult to obtain. Our collector in India, |
while in the course Of that time he has |
gathered many big snakes, has in the !
asst six months obtained but one
make measuring 25 feet in length.
Big snakes AMI little ones are sold
0 geological parks and TO show people
III over the country For the very
argest snakes the demand is greater
han the supply
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-22
|. C. R. R. BULLETIN

s3165 one.way to San Francisco, Los
Angeles. San Diego and other points
in California;; also TO Prescott and
Phoenix. Ariz. Dates OF sale, daily.
February Is 10 April and September
l5 Ia October n.
S.s.65 to Billings, Montana
,sg.b5 10 Helena, Butte. Garrison.
Chinook, Anaconda. Missouls. Kill
spell, Grsntsdale. Mont. ogden and
Salt Lake City. Utah, and POcatello.
Idaho.
s3215 to Spokane, walla Walla.
Wallula junction, Ellensburg Wen.
atcnee. Wash, Umatilla. and Hunting
ton. Oregon.
s34.65 to Portland, Tacoma, and
Seattle. Wash, Victoria and Van
couver. B. G., Astoria and Ashland.
Ore, Calgary, Alb.
Tickets TO points named sold daily.
February Is TO April z, and September
IS 10 October 81.
For further particulars and any in
formation regarding the above rates
rail- TO or address the undersigned.
n ". GROSS.
:. q HATCH, Ticket Ase-.
esassa IsSszagsf Agsnt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-22

Chas FELTON,. who delics the world az
The King of Divers He ascends a lad
der % the lofty height Of one hundred
and ten feet and then leaps head fore
most into tank of water four feet
deep, proving that he has beyond a
doubt a right to the name he bears.
King OF High Divers" Another fea-
ture Is the work Of Ramon Arratia and
Lady who present one OF the grandest
best and most high-classsd juggling
acts ever presented 70 the American
vaudeville stage and prove themselves
the exalted rulers - the Juggling
world The great and only Lilly
Queen OF all performing elephants"
holds the audience spell bound with
her remarkable feats and il can be
aid that her repertoire Of acts and
tricks stands alone proving that she
reign suprema as the queen of all
performing elephants Her acts are
so numerous that she repeat. nothing
through ihc entire week. and as you
ieok around and see this busy city. its
ihrOngs ~ people. its shop Keepers
and merchants. workingmen. and
trade men a. their daily tolls and
amid The stir Of loud commotion. sud
denly bursts forth upon the busy
streets and the hotel l. seen 70 be on
nre and as flames burst forth the
alarm is sounded the fire department
responds. amid the ringing Of gongs
and its prancing steeds. ladders are
placed to the lofty heights Of the up
per stories of the hotei. the guests are
rescued. the IRE is put out and the
is ave-ted- u is indeed
70 realistic and true to life that 81 is
'oted iudodd a remarkable produc
Jon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-22

find that, although things went wrong.
nothing but goodwill and kindness
were meant May God bless you both"
He slowly opened the door and. with
a glance towards the private office.
passed out into the ball and rang for
the elevator. As he stood waiting he
eagerly and anXiously listened with
ear near the Office door. All was quiet
and the Judge brayely fought fear
that stubbornly rose 10 his heart.
Then he heard 4 rush from the private
ofilre and the happy words that meant
so much.
"Holeni Robert"
The old Judge passed out from the
building with head held high, happily
twirling his cane and trying 10 bring
back boyish whistle that he had lost
years ago in the fierce fight for fame,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-22
SALE OF PROPERTY.
Real Estate Transfers Recorded BY
The Circuit Clerk--Busy Day
Yesterday.

Edmond Jones ct uX to George IIar
rig wd, lots ! ana =. in block is
'rhrupp's subdivision in southwest
quarter, section IA, township II. range
/, $3.50
G. G. Bailey ct TX to Ellen NJ Kelly
Nd Village of Thebes, lots ~ and
20 block 6, sl25.
Daniel Hartman TO Addie Randolph
jwd, city of Cairo, lot 10, block 7G,
800
Claude Pulliam to William NJ. Pryor
Nd. Tatum's subdivision in northeast
garter Of southeast quarter, lot 3,
block /, section &c, township II, range
,. $50.
Fred D. Nellis ct TX to Sophia Less.
ley wd, City of Cairo, lot 40, block
SO. $500.
Lancaster & Rice Lumber and Man.
nfacturing company to Sophia LESLEY
wd, city of Cairo, lot 80, block 80,
5000
Edwin Halliday ct ux to Deborah
Ross wd, city of Cairo. Fourth add
ion, lot 20, block IA. $l75.
Feuchter & Lansden to Anne f
Davis. swd. city of Cairo Feuchter e
Lansden addition, lots IL and -, block
). $40.
Henry H. kinnear ct uX to Charles
P, Powers, city of Cairo First addi-
ion, lot 40, block rs, $425.
Parsons & Parsons to Charles p.
Powers, bond for deed, city Of Cairo,
First addition. lots 3, 4, 3. 10, IL, Il,
g. II and Is. block %, sG25
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-22

Take piece Of wide ribbon twice the
length Of the hanger. Fold It length.
wise down the middle and sew up each
end on the wrong side Then gathe,
the ribbon on each side Cover Won,
hanger thickly with wool wadding and
over this slip the ribbon, drawing m
the fullness to fit the hanger and sewing
it neatly together at the top. Finish
it by putting large bow on the hook
Violet sachet powder is often sprinklea
through the wool wadding to give deli.
cate odor TO the blouse or coat that is
hung upon H.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-22
MOUND CITY, ILL.
+++---
May q, 1906,

way Zls f5pps
on his return from Cairo Friday.
Zoe Mertz, With his automobile load Of
Dung men, was delayed nutil late AZ
light by having pnnctured one of the
Tres Of his auto
Mr.. Alex. Montgomery of this place,
S engaged in house moving at Mounds
his week
Miss Ella Dills and Miss Ruth Ran.
ney. employees at the Insane hospital
1t Anna, arrived Saturday for a few
lays visit with Miss Maggie and Hat
lie McMahan
Mrs Kate Lindsay. of Cairo, speat
Thursday with relatives and friends
here.
Ernest Mckinney was Cairo yisi.
tor Saturday.
The baseball game here Sunday at
Elm park was a very good game,
Ca'ro's Own came up to take the
,ame. but 'ruck a snag, and the
game was played To The tune Of s TO q
favor Of the locals Brahic and
Bourgeois were he battery for the Wis
tors. Bourgeois retiring in The third
inning in favor of Hilburn. Wood
ing and Sishcr were In the point
or The locals Woodriug late Of the
afro x. l. r. is a fiue yuungster and
an deliver The goods from The pitch
IRIS box. striking out 81 of "Cairo'a
own" He can make the best of them
drop the paddle Sisher the old re
liable back-stop. is always there with
the big mitt and will certainly kin
them stealing second. The locals will
mix up with the L. A. LIS Of Padu
cah next Sunday, May 27. at Elm park.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-22
REBATE GOING ON

Continued from First Page)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-22
THE SHOWS ARRIVE
A Busy Time For the oaskill People
Yesterday and Last Night-Pise-
ing the Attractions.

After a great deal Of untwisting Of
difficulties one Of the Iron Mountains
largest Locomotives steamed into the
yards yesterday afternoon pulling its
monster burden and special train and
coaches Of The Great Gaskill Carnival
company. One noticeable feature was
that though here was a large force Of
men. not-a BIT Of vulgarity or profsn.
ity was heard d escape from their lips
which IS contrary 70 the average Car
nivsl-oompan, and speaks well for the
Ga.kil CETEiFE co1Issz Tts e
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-22

gines aud dyuomos were unloadeI
preparatory TO establishing the eloc
rio light plant ol which this company
carries the largcs aad most complete
of any amusement cOmpenv Of its kind
10 the world. and the different mana
gers have begun O. make preparations
FOR their different attractions. which
viii employ TWO hundred and fifty peo-
pie Gaskills Trained Wild Animal
show. The Whirl Of the Town" Pro
fessor Woods trained dogs and ponies
and equine paradox. Ping Pong
Girls and the beautiful Roberts
show "Gipit," the Wild Girl. Ching
Ma the smallest Chinaman in the
world Hotel Topsy Turvy." and the
great educational exhibition Back
mans Glass Blowers" which stands
alone in is own particular line. and
iho monster Jumping Horse Carry-us-
A." With an IFS numerous courcs
-'rns. viii form = monster avenue Of
amusement.
Another noticeable feature is Pro
lessor Sciarro's ROYAL Venetian band
Of iwcnty pieces. which viii give daily
concerts and parades throughout the
city during the company's engagement
Ia Cairo
Some Of the Features. !
Fighting the Flames =tands a. the /
ling Of all high class attractions and 1
proves itself greater than the great /
sst The plot is laid in the center Of a /
busy metropolitan city and presents /
! fun sized building Of national
lank. a grocery store. a drug store. a
aioon. a GrCcian stadium. Chinese
aundry and an immense hotel. and a
uil and complete FIRE department
ESQ hundred and lifts performers /
mechanics and skilled electricians are 4
ed N its production together aith
hree Of the creates, features ever
RESERVES ts-tks Aze-lcau- T1tl-c. -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-22

repairing aur reGnishing. Corner Conf
mercial and Third street. Send card
aud will call
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-22

The Cairo Uph0lsieung AMI Mattress
Company First-class work in uphol
stering mattress making and furniture
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-22

examine found thems elves called to
other parts Of the country and are not
expected back by next Wednesday.
when another hearing will be had.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-29
"
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign.
ers for further Information.


~ THE DISTRICT COURT FRO
bate Division, IN and for Salt Lake Couu.
~, state Of Utah In tho matter az tho
estate and guardianship Of Edward J.
Ferry, an incompetent person. NOtce--Th9
petition Of VIM Montague Ferry and 81.
ward stewart Ferry, the guardians ~ ths
person and the estate ~ the above usmd
incompetent, praying FOR an urir
of sale OF real and personal property t
said incompetent and that all persons h
terested appear before the said Court %
show cause why an order should moi De
granted 10 sell 50 much as shall b. uece'
sary, OF the following described real and
personal estate Of said incompetent
to-wit.
$3.50 shares Of the capital stock m the
Noodslde Mining COMPANY a corpora
ton.
An nndividcnd one-half interest IN III.
exchange lot 629; an undivided ons-hlg
inierst In the silver Hin lot 6l an ur-
divided one-fftecnth interest iu The lai.
benitt, lot 1872 an undivdend one .thIU'
interest In the Park City bot 6fl an NM
divided one half Interest in the Bouartl,
lot 67O an undivided onc-f fourth ,uteresl
In the Chloride, lot G2l an undivided 0n"
fourth interest IN the Galcna lut ~, al
undivided one-third interest in the udsh
lot $50. an undivided onc-siSth interest 2
tho crown Prince, lot 26J; an uudlvld'l
one-half interest IN the Whale lot g., a.i
OF the Alnnow, lot eJ
The whole OF the Pontiac, lot 81. me
whole Of the Golden Gate, lot u. an lln-
divided fourteen-ffteeuths interest 40 tti
Plutus. lot 26i; an undivided nine hundIcl
seventy.nino and. one-sixth hueen'op"
hundreds IN the Hoyt, lot GN an unu''
vided nine hundred seventy-niuc and on.
sixth n-one.hundredths interest It
the Albion, lot 81: an undivided ~.
hundred seventy-nlne and one-sixh a,I
nfteen- one hundredths interest on tIS
Keen lot 2j2 has been set for hearing w
Saturday, the 9TH day OF juno \ y. sr
at 10 O'Clock a. m, al tho County ,1nr,'
House I'm The Court Room OF said CouIi'
In salt Lake city, salt Lake Oou'"
Utah. lin
Witness the Clerk OF said Court Ni'g3
tho seal thereof affixed this 18th u'J We
May. A. y. 1905. ,,,..,
(SeaO !. 4. EIDREDGE JR, Clerhsr
Richards. Richards & Ferry At'or"'''
for Guardian,