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The Washington times., 1906-10-24

was conveyed TO the church from Re
petti's undertaking rooms, where il had
rested since Saturday night. For two
hours IL lay in state. during which time
1t was viewed. aside from the officials
already mentioned, by Government Of
hcials and prominent citizens generally.
including Latin Americans. among
whom were a small number OF Guate-
maldns. Shortly after s o'clock, the
celebration of high mass was begun by
the rector. the Rev. Father Lee.
At the services were DR. Bengochea
consul general 70 New York and temCo-
raTy charge affdTes. representing the
Guatemalan government; William c.
Fox, director of the Bureau of Ameri-
can Republics, ana Mr.. Yanes secretary
OF the bureau. together with Mrs. Fox,
ana ms Hanes. ali OF whom were close
personal friends Of the ds ceased, repre-
senting the minister's family,
Honorary PallbeareTs.
The honorary paHbearers. selected by
the French ambassador In the absence
of the Austrian ambassador, dean OF
the corps, were Ministers Senor Don
Joaquin Calvo. Costa Rica; ]. y. I.eger.
Haiti; Senor Corea. Nicaragua; Baron
Moncheur, Belgium. Constantin Brun,
Denmark; and A Grip, Sweden
The ushers were Maj. George W.
Grote HutChesOn. General Stan; Can't.
7. c. March. Artillery Corps. Can't
George r. Shelton, Eleventh Infantry,
u =. A. Lieut.. Il. y. White and Lieut.
William l.. Llttleheld. OF the navy.
The State Department was represent
ed officially at the funeral by w A
McCathran. assistant To the chief clerk
The Washington times., 1906-10-24
Leaves PropertY to Niece.

The VIII of Mary HELEN Grigsby.
dated January II. last. has been offered
for probate. She leaves her interest In
certain real estate IN Virginia and an
her personal property to her niece,
who is named as eXecutrix
The Washington times., 1906-10-24

Repiy FIOm the COMMISSION.
The letter which Cllffe received in
reply from the civil Service Commits
sion read as follows:
Washington. d. c.. Aug. "a 1906.
MY dear little friend:
Your letter OF August IS addressed 10
Uncle Sam has reached the Office Of the
United States Civil Service Commission.
Your fathers application has been re-
Ceived. and he has been forwarded an
admission card for the rural carrier
examination 10 be held September J.
We have TO certify the applicant who
makes the highest mark, so his ap-
pointment depends on the result of the
examination. / hope you Will be able %
go 10 school and that YOU Will get
along nicely with your studies. With
best wishes.
Yours, very truly
Clifne told her mother 10 say in heI
letter that she dearly loves Uncle Sam
and the dear old flag She thinks I'm
Gle Sam looks awful good when she
sees mis- picture in the newspaper,
dressed up In the stars and stripes"
When the little girl received the ans
wer to her letter, her delight knew no
bounds. and she was sure that Uncle
Sam loved her.
The Washington times., 1906-10-24
LIVING UP TO 1T.

What is she 50 excited about?"
The editor wrote that she was a
woman OF placid disposition"
THAT was nothing 10 De mad about 90
NO, but the printer made II read
acid disposition and now she IS max
ing good. Houston Post
The Washington times., 1906-10-24
THE IMPORTANT THING

What was the matter with that Gus
tomer?' demanded the proprietor Of the
high-pTiCed restaurant.
He was all right. replied the waiter
greatly excited, until he looked at his
check. then he simply went crazy
Yes? But. tell me, did he pay as
he went?"
The Washington times., 1906-10-24
Four-Burner Gas Range. s10.as.

Just one Of the many specials we offer
A splendid range and fully guaranteed.
Lacey q Co. G. Q. Lacey, pres. and gen.
manager, 1896 G st.
The Washington times., 1906-10-24
Cieanest Bread You Can Buy.

When you order Holmes Homemade
MIX BreadyOu can count on it's coming
fresh ana clean from the oven 20 your
table. Purest and most wholesome bread
made, &c loaf Delicious homemade pie
all favorite kinds. 20c. Holmes Bakery
LIST and + SITS; phones L. 1870 and l4u
The Washington times., 1906-10-24
old Mattresses Renovated.

Made good as new by the Thorp Car
pet Cleaning Co. ass Maine ave. sW.
The Washington times., 1906-10-24
Beneft as Well as Enioyment

IS derived from Royal Pilsen." The
light beer 10 provide for home use. For
case phone ". 435, Abner-D -Drury Brew Co.
The Washington times., 1906-10-24

kosenteId's Ice Cream Tor Receptions
and entertainments. It's pure. sI2 H ne.
Phone East 1908.
The Washington times., 1906-10-24
LOCAL MENTION.
Rund Water Heaters

Welsbach Lightsand other gas appliances.
6ls 18th st. {. a. MuddimaS & Co. 1204 @.
The Washington times., 1906-10-24
coaii Coali coa1I

Best coal and wood. Lowest prices. r. J.
NJ. .. Grace. 4th e + ne. Phone z. 2s3.
The Washington times., 1906-10-24
Reply From the Com

mission. and the Times representa- tive
found IL there on Chief Coles desk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
The MARKETS

A car AZ Wsnatch.e mixed fruits
and vegetables IL due 10 arrive for
distribution along the street this
morning. California sweet POTATOES
arr gattink more plentiful aud the
best afe kolng AZ cenfa rcg pound.
A fes squash and pumpkins are the
late arrivals Rioug tho street,
Pumpkins ara worih ! cent par
Poand Canfaioupos and wsiermel.
ous are more plentiful and arr lees
than AZ any time this season Tho
best wAfaFmslonn arr worth fis5
per hundred. while eaniaiougea are
81 Is 70 81 50 per Gratis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

NJ + Sanders and Charles Hay
dgn. TAX commissioners for the
NoFth.Fn Pacific. aad J !. saapp
and J SedEwlck. commissioners for
The Great Northcrn. appearci yea
tprdaY afteFnpon before the board
II equalization &C. protest against
the assessments o. the tNo roads
They maintaia It f. tatcr a. hiEh
IA Anuhamtsh eoantY a. la any
other district Ia tha state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
MAN ~ JAIL BRINGS SUIT
AGAINST AIS FArhUR-iNLAw
OTHER EvURErr NEWS.

EVERETT. kus 21-GsorEe "
Hess. who hHa hcan sued b. toha
Weidsft Tor ssas ard Nho. ia hia
answer aiiekna that portions oF
that sum we're advanced 81 the
elairiiff In go gold pieces. a. Be
llled and iatwF passed Ia = maliiat.
81 shape. vas arrested last year Ia
snahomlsh on the rhafzr % mutt.
laflnE coins fof sake ~ securing
the fillngs b. uniIod States Mar
shall Bell. lie waN brought 60 kvs
erctt and he took the officers "a
his voFsFcom IN a IoasinE house on
ueNlgt AZ. lie waa sentenced %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
Just Think of This

years ago. when Ebsn y. Jordan
Vas boy. his father gave him a
plot af ground 20 Keep aa nest
sKs- "a zee when be became =
nans At this time FbeH vas work
ing on his fathers farm down IN
Maine. 4lifis thinking - what he
81 - going % be aud having - q
ehlsf ambition 81 NE % be man
as soon ns he could. or course. he
had framed u al out that he Waa
going 10 be some thing Ersat just
she same 80 al ihs boys d..
iiir father however. knew the
eafa nua apounihilllisa attached
so that period when q haY bids good
bye q the old home and starts out
10 shuttle fog himself he Use uofid
To help bis bay along he gave Eecn
plot VI ground. nhieh ~ tbs time
Naa - little falur. and told hifu he
could 90 with Il ahat Re saw fit
uhen be became twenty onc years
Of axe
When a.. boy Developed - man.
hood and wAa ready 60 break awaY
from ths Old borne hr sold the land.
y hlch had Increased w value. fof
several hundred dollars and went
10 naatnn. Mass with THE little
start his father had slgrm him. he
began ~ : small wHF IN business
The result Of that start and che
enterprise pasusased b. Enau u
Jordan. ons u the greatest depart.
Hirut store u unssun arew The
store ewnra - Jordan 4 Marsh IN
BOSTON. f. enc % fhe greatest aud
aidsif knosu IN the Easi as any
tn she world
uii you ever thiak ~ the future
- your bay and gifl - AID che
father of Eheu . Jordan ufd YOU
ever think that a few dollars Invest.
81 in lard to-day aad given 10 your
boy of Etrt viii RraR faster than Il
sill anywhere eissf 81 rouras. you
ssaut 70 30 something faf your ehHa
Yuu are EniuE 20 make him Or her "A
present 90 Hmneiheu the rough
spots On tho highway % life when
they are ready q start. way don't
you invest siE9 in one 10, In Port
simpson Tor that child and give a
nest egg % start WITH
when the child Il ready 20 need
the money. the l9t sill have tn
creased MANIFOLD N value aud thc
nest Gag VIII hav. grown 10 a good
his sum
supposlng you bad bought a lot IN
seaitia five years age. you can cas-
iiY lell whaf profit yon would have
derived Oh a small Investment. but
the opportunities 10 set o. on the
xfpuud floor IN this city have
passed.
You can afford % buy = lot ln
Pert simpson because they are
cheap. and the possibilities - the
Increase are almost limitiera Port
simpson l. a new city and property
values are at rock bottom Just
figure on The Increases in Seattle
property during tho last five years
and you can estimate la n way what
property will be worth Ia Port
Simpson Nhes yaut boy or glri
meet. it
Just think this over and then call
at tho office - the company and
select a lo' fnf your boy o. girl
Remember thia=-ths cost 81 hold
lng these lots Is practically nothing
The taxes have been paid for 1905
hY the company and nre oniy forty
renta per year fof each lot 80
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NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

Should your copy OF The Star fail
10 reach YOU by O'Clock any even.
inE, please do US the favor TO call
up our main office tSunset, Main
1860: Independent 1850. between
G and Z o'clock. aud we will send
you n copy al once. II you should
miss II more than once. please teie.
phone Us every time you miss u
IN this way we can be certain OF
giving our subscribers a perfect
scry!cc-and q IL the only way
THE STAR PUBLISHING CO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS
IN DIST NO. z

Water rent due In August for
August. September and October. II
no, paid BY August 5ist becomes
delinquent District includes al the
city between center line OF unlon
and Eaat uuion. and center iiao
Of caller. West Caller and East Gaiss
sts Materud waller due from To-
20 aoth o. each month. becomes d
linnnrnt 90 The 10th ..'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
LOW FARE TO
GET LABORERS
.,,ieoeNlAss DEMAND SO
aaeAr tt,AT nte RAILROADS
ans OFFERING SPECIAL
.Arfs FORM reE EASr,

SAN FRANCISCO. Aus "a ne
s,athefn Pacific company an
SOU ,',a'.., lew ftte from an points
n W. effective Meudsy AUGUST q.
sss f,lss are made especially To
sac.,nf,ca mechanic So eeme 20
en eas.ssla ia account % the great
a' r,,r ehteaeo the faru VIII be-
-, nom Sd Louis t1l. from
s@.hs a4a kaosas Cits, SO o. h
w. ~. oFleaua S8t. lfom New Notk.
al AMI eo6v pandIns rates nom
e,her points a.. mn
a. eeA % October There newer
~. snrh a demsud for labor In the
ss.'ary Of California rhlrts thou
- ees. women and children agv
80 "a eathet the Immense
ss,es al hops. sTapcs and prunea
al eiher fra.ts and sugar eecis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

OWING % tho many forrest firoa
throughout the county the deputy
firr warden has decided tn issue M
unore permits 20 burn slashiuks un.
~ al danger Il over. Which utii
not be- Until after the first rain
There are no~ fires near Munyoe.
Three Lakes. 0ranite Falis and
north % Bofhsii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
ALASKA BOATS
HAVE TROUBLE
IN oAsTiNEAus
CHANNEL AND LYNN CANAL
ARE RUNNING rttlck-NAVl.
CATION DANCE Rous.

I.arac aud small lcebeFEs are Ia
iarfsrtnE greatly with navigation on
Lyua canal. according 90 officers
on the 8kaKwaY boats The Hum
holAt officers report that AZ the On
trance Of Unafineaux channnl. ~ the
south end % Douglas ISLAND. the
atnamef sas operated undeF slpu
bell Tor several hours on aecuant ot
ihs thick running - ice At nisht
uaylxaiiaa IL exceedingly danger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

Gus and hearchllrhls are freely
used.
Coming south 90 the last trip the
Princess May. from SkagWaF G.
Vancouver, glanced a submerged
iceberg aud the blades Of one Of her
popeilora were snapped Oft The
shock awoke all OF the passengers
on the steamer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
CITIZENS IN
COIN FILING CASE

JAIL ia Seattle BY Judge Haufofd
Hess il Weiderta sou To Law
The former lived near Monroe. aud
tha latter IL wealthy farmer Of
Malia Wnlla Hess SAYS promia
corr note he gave Weidurt Vas siul-
plf 80 cover the nature OF the
agreement. aud that under the
lrfma 81 the deal. Hess vas to
stand the hrunt Of the puniahnlsnf
II caught WeldcFt's attorneys
maintain that there h no touuda.
ton for such charges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
EMBARGO TO
OAKLAND OFF

,,,,rilax 10 Information re-
$50 ~ loeal officials % The q
frnm san Francisco. tbs
: there has been greatly
-. ..s'r.I asa hag s.35e cars noW re.
-. Instructions resolved bF
- .,fs . iilt the embargo 90 al
s,s'rssnss but lumber destined
a. fa.ahnd aud 60 accept nafhlns
- ~fsssahlas Zoe saa Francisco.
r. ssa Francisco freight shle
~sss, are nusing fNely 70 caaas
s.s Iatsssof poluis IN the state
frns ~ ears ere being handled
s.ils e. q tbat city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

~ steers ~ y 80. oeus 30 ~ ~
calves va u. tois. iaaahs. 80 bead "a
Meats.
STEERS per ~ s. aaes ~ sHri rsai
pee NJ. tHiit mHitea. pos %. 49, = sprias
iaaab. 80 e. ~. dressed hss. - e
i've
Flah.
sshaansF haitnnt psr H. t8s4e, slsaHss
~ isHuf usf ia i8fisa ssiHten tfeai afess
- asf 70 taulsaa saiaaah tfasts EsF M
~ dhiranA ssiHiHn. ~ - fs31Hisss
~. ~ soiss ih - f@s eaa rsf ~
o.. stsilags 49, Is. s5tau silver t.HsHs
q. - olraFta efsfafs ~ saes. q -
benGssss. eeabs. q go %
Hay and Feedstufs. "A
Hassfafn Wash finsaihF - ton FNsi
NaIzaf 81 lsaf tan aifaife Ii4lf go taa
uheat haF 80 80 taas Aasiefa MasHinH
Son Ais Ell So Sea- Puget HalnH IA g.
80 taH Nhaas EaEH. fssi psH tassk 20 -
safsi. "a ~ taai feaI nsaal - a. .Hl
H1idaiiHas 81 Har faH GA nakAi % haef
tiia tsan - ~ tan sssaFfs 50 Hsi iaa
ahasassa fssa 81 Fag tan
Time ard Cement.
fsrttsna ossasat iutsagfta.s pc uHl O. y.
frftlana eseasHs. Eeffafstas asf ~ a
lsss ~ ~ fsgarHsi taas giasfef Nsfss
gsr ttt g. lane HAn laan lie - tisfs
Sc ~ y y HHF ffiHs So 81 hias
tsfisx hals. - "a. -. @ssal ate. 49, Fsf4
See -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
WORK NOT To
Be STOPPED

The report inst work upon the
House of Good Shepherd would be-
stopped because certain fire Is
capes sud other minor things
we're not ia accordance Nith build
ing lawa. appears 10 be unfounded
The board IT public works at a hpe-
ciai meeting yesterday afternoon, ht
the recommendation Of Building In.
npoetnr Place ordered certain
changes made IN the construction
Work WIS not ordered stopped.
sHld secretary BaRiey this morning.
'but certain changes made IN the
building II these changes are not
made. of course the contractor
shall not go ahead with the Wofis
But the board did not by any means
order al work stopped "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
Many Fortunes Made
in Seattle

rssrf younk man Is ambitious
- xoatlaa D. - much account u
~ 1asnt Thea. again. .VerF
xgunx msa hnpea some day 20 be
xsalfhr BIT dlAiikas the iisa ~
ssarssinx hlnself % haiia nn q
49, aecosnt TIE hablf of savtng
X sraly me foundation % attrcsas
Al 4 Y1a Ssh % rise above ynul
f.Soa men, II fou want 90 b.
~sanseAasir.- start an account 10
nxrew 9Th thn security SAvlug
& SAL Deposit CompanY. IL Sea.
<aa aa4 MAXI III GROW 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
ala Powder plant In Everett.

The Nandomila Powder company
has begun The erection Of a powder
mil Ia q deee Kaleh near the Great
Northern line between Everett and
Nukllsru The plaht ali supply ihs
Alaskan. Washington and Montana
trade Il Wlll employ % mon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
vsas,astss

Eaf8F Hasa - tea MuFfsaku tit3n
tsssi eshhssa 80 ~ f4ateH asss ~
O. s14t = Hss tzafs szfa u = res
fafnins aaHA ~ EaHfHeata faassspss 80
O. - HktiFss fiEt - ssussA. 49, as9sas
tfath4ff sizash 80 -. = AS heaaa. gaf
IL FHa aaiasaa ewt ftH nFean earH.
81 81 fsktaaA sot.ie~a. $50 fanRsia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

Going FlshIn' To-
morrow

n YOU are, get your Hos mn Ton
from Piper & Taft. 1876 second
av.. the fishermau's headquarters
II you don't know the best fishing
grounds. we'll tell you where 70 60
and the Kind Of flies TO take. Just
come in-that's all. o"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
Dance at LeschI
Park Tonight

On the finest hardwood floaF In che
northwest WaEnegs orchestra. he
anfa 20 come 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

naaanss g fs9i .. e. = or e. weaais
80 o. fsarF isHsnna iHf tas q aeNs
eass Goa faas p4aEh fiaa1s So efsts
1900 v@lfss - rrsts ga 80. saH
f5esata ~ rrata ua WsNafrtne. psF
rrsas ssaF2f ~ tsnrafdaipss DE crate
ii uV 81 inuies pc tfafs aatireH y =
a. sssfaias o. .ael q Htaas fefFlfa 81 6
~ - peff 81 tseafa q esgi 81 Caifafnia
araasaa gasa - FsieasfA 9 Hinas 49,
NJ rrsb angifs taFss natfsr Ffa3FFf
rfaaaH 80 faaH HaHsnn niurs. t1s
tssa- Crss fora psaehss. - 8ti
hpas
afrtsfir fresh raath asas go $50 a.
ufszun faarh. e.. Essfetn, b
Better ard Cheese
x.ssinsiaa ers.nsrF batter - - sss
Faatsru. fresh nffsk - 81 Eastern
frash tut %. 81 fsurA htfitsr. ID lse
rss@ss Niaaansin twtna psf -, - Wis.
rassiH Yours Amsftean# ifri WHzihafsFf
~ iss New raft asiaisa fhnsse ID. ias
go cream hrfHA sresss r. 49, hipEk
Hwaas ~. i1gisl Thiamaek. iAaaitt
Poultry.
tive ela tsisksns PER ~ isel broit.
sfa a. o. sllflua a. HE fHfkHgf ~ lsr
SOL dressed Ger ~. Na4e. i've dAsSa. peg
shtaksas. uaiAe
live stock.
w~,hsr. ssssp Ger - e. So,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
Publicity Contest
Big Success

o. 8. JOHNSTON co.'s GEN
EROUS PRIZE OFFER
ARousEs GREAT ENrHU'
stAsM AND INTEREST
THROUGHOUT ENTIRE
NORTHWEST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

Knapp a West. architects. 3bi
Colman building will send you a
book Of plans fof pretty homes for
20 cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

Nave yoaf steve connected and
yasf sslsaink aens b. Geo q Brown
Pfsmhlas Co. 2Ft Pine e. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

Submit Llstt-eS.
animation OF Lists Already
Well Under Way--Winnsrs 70
De Announced In About Two
Weeks - interesting Details
Of the Contest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-06

this has happened before. Another
initiated Carrie Nation and went aft
ter a new house with an axe. She
drove the carpenters out, smashed
the windows. It is alleged that she
playfully tossed a nail puller THAT
came In contact with halbby's ribs
and Fractured ii She Is. npw said
to have commenced repairing the
damage and is preparing TO keep
house. There is more domestic I'm
felicity on tap-ali from strangers to
Balfour, not one a citizen of Balfour
any length of time. -
( Dickinson Recorder: Receiver Nc
Clure has just received official notice
from the North Dakota exposition
commission at Bismarck to The, eff
feet that he has been awarded a gold
medal by the Lewis and Clarke ex.
position at Portland for the sample
OF fife wheat he had there on exhibit
ton. We simply mention this TO shuW
that a large majority Of the medals
awarded grain raisers in this state
by the various national expositiona
held in recent years have come to
The producers west of the Missouri
river. Land seekers should, make a
note Of this and govern themselves
cordingly. The wheat was grown
ON Mr.. McClure's farm near Taylor
In this county. ltss5 az
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-06
A Grim Tragedy

is daily enacted in thousands Of homes
as death naaimss In each one, another
victim of Consumption or Pneumonia.
But when Coughs and Colds are prop.
.eriy treated. the tragedy Is averted. 3
g. Huntley, Of oaklandon, Ind, Writes:
my wife had the consumption, and
three doctors gave her mp Finally she
took Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. which
cured her, and today SHE is well and
strong. !" It kills the germs OF all dis
eases. One dose relieves. Glarant eet
at SOC and s1.00 by Lenhart Drug Co
Trial bottle free. 5s 81 At sS2
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-06
ghe Bisi,1arfk Tribn,te.
BY Nj. i. jewell.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE,

Published every afternoon, except Sunday.
II Bismarck, North Dakota, IS delivered hy
carrier to all parts of the city at % GEMS per
north, or Sc per year. The daily sent to any
esidrcss in the United States or Canada, postage
prepaid, IS per year; $3.50 for sig months;
s1.95 for three months. -
TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday; eight pages, CON
aiming a summary of the news OF the week
local and foreign-pa particular aftestion beins
sae Maid. for 81 for one year; so cents for six
~onths; rs cents for three months
The Bismarck Tribune is the oldest news
anper in the stste-Weekly established June n,
saYS; Daily established 1881. Il has . wide
circulation and is desirable advertising me
Aiuna Being published at the capital OF the
9afe it makes feature Of state news, OF
aeni-oficial character, and 10 therefore Hartieu.
Srly interesting to ali who desire to keep the
sun Of state affairs-political, social and busi-
aess. s.t yg.ts $. 81 s5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-06
TO SAVE MRS. ToLLA.
Appeal 70 President In Behalf OF Con
sI:sita:sd Woman.

+
# Hackensack. N i, Jan. 6. An ap.
peal to save Mrs. Antoinette Tolla OF
this city from being hanged on Jan
II IS said to have been sent to Presi.
dent Roosevelt by the Susan b An
thony club Of Cincinnati. In this ap.
peal the following question was. asked:
Can g woman be hanged In New
Jersey for defending her honor in her
own homer
81 The message is said to have been
signed by Mrs. Sarah nj. SieWers, M.
p, as president of the club.
rs. Tolla, who is a young woman.
shot anSItalian, who, she said, attempt
ed to attack her in her own home. A
Jury found her guilty of murder. Mrs.
Tolla still entertains the hope that the
United States supreme court will inter
;yene and grant q stay Of execution in
her case. ;. ss$E S5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-06

q. II. Hartman, who has lately es
tabnshed a reputation ais ihln,outst
by procladming that Boss odeal q
New York got his power through him,
and then explained that he offered
thds claim as a choice piece of hunor,
is the first railroad man to reform the
railroad map He has ordered his pas,
senger depar nents TO print hereafter
maps of the various Hartman roads
showing Just exactly where they 80
and hpW they get there. 1f there is
"a curve on zigzag 1t is to go into
( The map Just as it exists upon the
course. Possibly this is the introdslo
ton Of an age of cling. when
men and maps shall say the trHth
and nothing hut the truth. It may iDe
that press agents will conine them
selves to facts in telling about the
business their stars are doing. It
may he that summer resort keepers
will tell the full story about mos.
qlEtos, malaria and other drawbacks
they NOW conceal 1t may be that all
newspapers win tell their exact cirs
eu1ations in appealing TO advertisers.
II may be that man ufaIcturens of ABDUL
terated pepper will label the boxes
with the statement that they contain,
saWdt1st, sand rice, oocoanalt shells
and plain dirt It may and It it may
not.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-06

Dode Fisk's orchestra is composed
Of artists in their particular line. The
concert feature Of Fisk's engagement
Is stellar attraction and music low
ers will miss a treat If they do not
attend.