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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-27
he Same Course
For the Russian
Government *
BY Count LEO ToLsToI

acknowledged basis of all governmental power solely
the promotion Of THE WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE
whom the power exerted.
But what you who govern Russia doing? You
fghtngth revoutionists with shifts cunning
asthey employ against you and ALL with CRUELTY EVEN
GREATER THAN THEIRS But Of two contendng parties the
conqnerer always the h cunning harsh
the the toward which HUMAN
TTY is advancing
Whether the revoutoniss rightly wrongly DEFINE THE
AIM toward which they strive they certainly
arrangement Of life while YOUR only yourselves
the profitable position in which you established
Therefore will be unable resist the revolution with your
banner Of autocracy though be with
with perverted Christianity renovated patriarchate all
sorts of mystical interpretations.
All that is morbund and CANNOT BE RESTORED Your
salvation lies douma way that still
rife Shots and executions onfessing your
against the people and TRYING TO REDEEM IT
while still able doso Set before people equity
goodness and truth more lofty and your
advocate Place such ideal before the people
selves seriously honestly setting yourselves to accomplish it.
and will not only yourselves, BUT WILL SAVE RUSSIA
from those ills already Detailing threatening
You will have with you all
see that before calling the people choose that
people must be freed from the LAND SLAVERY which
now lives The Socialists, too will they
YOU for the ideal which they before
ton Of the implements Of labos attanable all
alization Of the CHIEF IMPLEMENT Of labor-the land
The revoluionss will be your sde for the revolution
which will be accomplishing BY freeing land from
ship Of the chief points their programme your
above all, will be the whole hundred million AGRICULTURAL
ASANY which alone the real Russian people Only
what the place Of bound and
while there make your business establish the real
fare OF THE PEOPLE, and place the feeling and
which the close
with the hundred million Russian peoples you will know LOVE
AND GRATITUDE Of kindly your
sins but viii love for the good loves him
those who freed it from slavery
0 REMEMBER THAT YOU ARE CARS, MINISTER'S,
TORS GOVERNORS, MEN AND HAVING DONE THIS, in
PLACE OF GRIEF, DESPAIR AND TERROR, YOU WILL THE
JOY or FORGIVENESS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-27
Rainy Day I, MONEY.

Is your husband putting by any
thing for rainy dayY' asked the pru.
dent relative.
Il think So" answered young Mrs.
Torkins. Il heard him mention several
horses yesterday that he said always
run best on muddy track. Wash
ington Star
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Commercial Club.

COMMERCIAL CLUB OF BISMARCK.
Regular meeting of club membership the
& flrst uesday in each month regular meet
ing OF board of directors the first Friday IN
each month az Commercial club rooms, Pal.
a ferson sbuild ding, Main street. IA w. Lucas.
Z president; +. Z. Conklin, secretary. e al
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Maccahee:s.

.K..o. z. M.---MEETS EVERY FIRST AND
B third Thursday Of each month af O'Clock
q cordially welcomed. 8 D. c. Ramp. COM
mander; ETick Erickson, Record Keeper.
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Knights Of Pythias.

ST. ELMO LODGE NO. 4. MEETS EVERY
Wednesday evening at K p hall, new Webb
block VIM. O'Hara, C. c.; M. G. Hagen.
\ x. of R. and S. 81 80
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-27
The I.ittIe Pitcher.

Said Edith to her doll: There, don't
hnswer me back. You mustn't be saucy,
10 matter how hateful I am. You must
emember am your motherl's
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Rebekahs.

NICHOLSON LODGE NO. 40. MEETS THE
first and third Saturdays in each month II,
Oddfellows hall. Mrs. Caroline Fisher, N.
& 81; Mrs. Nellie Evarts, Secretary.
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/ GA h.

JAMES B. MCPHERSON POST NO 3, DE.
partment of North Dakota, Grand Army 81
the Republic. Meets every second and
fourth Thursday in each month at G. A. R.
hail., Bismarck, ". ID. JOS. Hare, Post Com
nander; E. S. Pierce. Adjutant.
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N q. q. E.

CAPITAL CITY LODGE. NO. Z. MEETS
&. every Friday evening at Oddfellows, haIi
N. Skinner, n. G.; N. j. Shields, Sec
n rotary. s n, ~ 17II' 9s1R
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Rathbone sisters.

LINCOLN TEMPLE NO. 8. MEETS EVERY
second and fourth Thursday Of each month
at r. Z. hall. Laura Sanders M. e. Ct:
Nellie Eyarts, NJ. Of R. and S.
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n. o. D. w.

BISMARCK LODGE NO 100. MEETS THE
d FIRST and third Tuesdays al /. o. o. f. hall
81 at g o'clock. John McLaughIin, M. w:
Bradley G. Marks, Recorder.
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Modern Rrotherhood 81 Arnerlca q,

MEETS EVERY SECOND AND FOURTH
thursday Of each month IN 4. p. hall. "A. r.
vi Marquett President. 7ssss
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HELP VvANTED-M MALE.

Men and boys, plumbing or Trick
laying trade pays S. to So per day;
we teach you by practical instruc-
tions In 8 months; position guar
anteed free catalogue. Coyne
Trade School. 1915 Eastern Ave,
st. Louis, Mo.
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o. e. S.

BISMARCK CHAPTER, NO. ii. MEETS
first and third Fridays in each month at
Masonic hall. Elizabeth Orr, w. M; Hattie
Shelton, Secretary. # sF
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-27
Influence Of the Wife
Upon the Mans Career
BY JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, Jr.


D.. ROCKEFELLER. Jr
MANS wife has much do with his in life Many
- have RUINED THEIR PROSPECTS in life BY.
- taking the wrong wife. Some have picked
only for their money They have realized later
& that it HUGE MISTAKE.
want to and wish to make strong as that
must be to select for his life partner whose
- permanent is LIKE HIS OWN IF he does not
m his wife will be apt in time take him
@# N'W his NATURAL business tendencies She think
E he would do better in other sphere and unWit
A1A tingly influence him to take step that will
@8S@N8@ his BUSINESS RUIN
WANT unmarried me % consider this seriously.
#@# MsAaAN Don't marry in FULL SYM
PATTY with your IDEAS She will be handicap you
1t make
Don't marry woman simply because she pretty COMMON
SENSE is WHAT COUNTS IF you get right wife,
viii be greatly helped don't you would be better off
without
i WANT TO SAY THAT THE MAN WHO STARTS WITH
INTENTION OF NOT DOING ANYTHING MOTHER WOULD
NOT Wish HIM TO DO AND
ONE WHO MUST AHEAD 88##
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Brotherhood Of American Yeomen.

"A. FRATERNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
insurance Organization. Meets the last Tues
day Of each month il, the Odd fellows' hall.
Alfred Zendreau, foreman; r z. Best, M.
Is A.; +. A. Belk, Correspon
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-27

TANCRED COMMANDERY, NO. j, X. f..
Meets third Thursday in each month at Ma.
sonic 1all. G. w. Wolbept e. c.; M.
McKenzie Recorder.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Masonic.

BISMARCK LODGE, NO. Is, IA. f. & IA. M.
n Meets FIRST and third Mondays in each month
at Masonic hall. w. A. Dillon, w. M; Gs3
f. Dullan, Secretary. 8
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Seft iiber 60 ssahren

idon tpuroe Ners. @inslotp's Sootb-
ing-Spr,tp bon WaiIlionen 6on Miit-
tern beiln 3abnen Der &it1oer ange-
penoet. @irit gu i'm Sblafe bur9
baS G6reien zines &inoes gelt0rt,
oaS i'm 3abnen lit uno Dor G9meraen
ipeitlt? 8enn 10, Iaile iofort eine
Slai6e bon .Wfrs. 8tnslotp's Sootb-
ing.Sprnp" 6olen. Sein @ert lit
ulbe5ablbor. @s miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerung perl9af-
fen. 8erIaBt eu9 oarauf Miitter,
es lit fein 3ipeifeI oariiber. @s beiIt
9turrboe, reguIiert ben Magen uno
Die geiereh beleitigt 8inb-&oIif, er-
pei6t ben @altmen, berbinoert @nt-
3iiuoung uno ItGrft oas gan5e Sp.
item. nWrs. 8insIotp's Soothing
Syrup" fir 5obnenoe 9iltoer lit an-
genebm I'M @eI6mod; oaS 9e5ept
Iton1nlt bon einem Ser belten tpeibIi-
den @er5te in ben Ser. Stooten. @s
1T BEL ollen 9ruggiitcn in Der gon3eu
@eIt 5u Boben. Breis % Gents per
6loI6e. Gouft ni9t8 onoeres ols
gWrs. @iuSlpp's Sootbing Sprup." "
@arontiert unter Der sSooo ono
Drugs 9ltte, 80. SUM 1906, Serial
g1uutner 1898.
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idoft 8oOen aboeipielt. Der 6ortige
Sol8bon0ler 9eeubouler fom IbenoS
idmer betrltnfe1t nod So4ie u1o fing
nit ieiner Srou Streit on. Seiner
Sinne nidt ntodtig, ldlenoerte er Die
ouf oent Glide oes @obn5intnters
itebenbe brernen6e 2ontpe nod Ser
SSrou, oie our6 BEN mu6tigelt 8nrf
5u 8o6en geI6leuoert tpuroe. 9ie
2an1pe erplooierte uto 0os SauS
ipuroe IN 8rano geIebt @be oie
roi6 berbeigeeiIten 2oi6nonni6aften
oes Seuers Serr iper0en fonnten, mo-
rem 9eeubouier mto bier &inoer oeS
@bepoares in oen Slarnmen rntgez
fon1nten.
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qepanoerte Irbeiter Derlett, pier bon
oieIen t0tIid). 9oS llngliif iol onr6
eine 9pnoniterploiion perlrIodt
tporben iein
= Or. 5. u. qfc8ee, 5efretar
ser Siehpaiiermee=aolnmiIiion, ocu=
tete IN elmer Dor Der Upper sG3iiiii-
iippi &iper SsSrnpropement 9liiociotion"
geboltenen 9ieoe an, BOB Der 8eri6t
Ser Sieflpoliermeq- eq-&ommiIiion ni6t
MIR fir cine Siefipoiier1troBe BON ben
groBen Seen bis gum Golf ionoern
ou6 fir Die 8erbeiierung oller See
benfliiiie beg O3iiiiiiippt bis nod Wfoi-
ia6nletts uno Deitltd bis 5ltn1 Hio
@rouoe eintreten lperbe.
9lus Seem gorf miro gemeIoet:
Surg nod Nfitterna6t brd1ten Die
@ei6morenen in Der 6rage Der Srat
gaen 6. &epnon=@orner, melde Or.
sSlapius 8oder uno Or. Sionep 9.
8ilgus Dor Dem 96ergeri9t in Stem
gorf Gitp oltf $4,000 56aoeneriat
Derflagt batte, neil oieie tie fir tpabn-
iinnis erflart uno I'M Weiooletotpn-
Srrenaipl batten einiperren Ioiien,
Elm 8eroift fir Die aIdgerin ein.
Srou @orner tit cine befonnfe
56riftIteaerin uno 2ebrerin. Die
@eidmorenen ipro6en ibr $25, 5000
5lt od nod oeren 8efnno Srou @or=
ner om 13. .Sn1i 1904, als iie bon
ben 4er5ten lnteriu9t tporben mar,
i'm @oabeiib ibrer geiitieen &rdfte ge-
Deien lei, uno oaB oie beioen Aer5te
BET ibrer ltnteriu6ung oberflddli6
perfobren ieien.
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SGl[edlte 2eften in GanTas,

tpobon man friiber borte, iir6 beute
foIt bergeiien. 9lber Scr. Carl Sbanl.
burg bon go6en, &os, iagt: uSuiten
BEL Sag u1lb geo6t bra9te mid gang
berunter uno 5ur 8erameiflung, Bis
i6 Or. Sings @eue @ntoedung ber-
iu6te. Cine Sloi6e geniigte CUR
&rr." @i6erites 0fittel eegen Sniten,
grfGltung, SoIs- nno 2ungenleioen.
@arontiert BEL @oolpb 9reiB nnb 81.
Gobn & 60. so Gents uto $t.00.
8robefloide fret.
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Giienbabn =Ja1rplan.
g. q. & u. q. 8ahn

eSabb grodet"S3ue na9 Souitpn, @aIpeiton,
Beaumont unb Orange Mbfabrt 8 ltbr ubenos,
@nfunft 7.55 noreens
gea4 @errebiue, 9tbfabrt $50 noreens, an.
funft bort 11.30. &bfabrt bon &errbiue llbr
na6mittdes, 9lnfunft tn San slntonto 7.50
abenos. 9aur Samitags mad &errbtlle: llbr
nadmittaes. 8iidIabrt bon bart Wtontaes 5. }
morgens, 4nfunft in @an Mntonio $50 NOR
gems.
Na0 gnero, goatunt, S6ouiton, @aIbeitor,
@iboings, fodbaIe, Cameron una 8oco, Ab.
fa9rt 845 bormitta9s, 9lnfrnft 1fbr moreens.
gsa9 8eebiue, CORPUS gbriftt &Iiee, Wsatbts,
&ranfaS 9aB, 0fodport, gbfabrt 1.50 nadbs
rt..tacs unb s 11br nbenos. Mntunft 7.55
morgens uno 1.50 na9mittaes.
gsa6 SaIfurtas, stbfabrt llbr abenbs. an.
ft1ft 7.55 noreens
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Seras.

- yer 00uOerneur, Der OeHeTQl=
@nlDalt nno Ser StaotsIefretdr bahen
iebt oos &elultot ser MbItinln1nr9
iiber Die 8erfaiiungs ImenOements
feiteeitel1t. 9ano6 iin0 abgegcben:
fir oas &onf0berirten-gSittpen
41,079 Stirnnlen uno eegen oolieIbe
1872; fir Die giitri9tung zines
lderbolt=9e 9epartentetts 1876 uno
gegen iie 60,733 5tintmen; fir einen
fe1ten @e6olt Ser 2egislatltrn1itglie=
Ser 9517 uno gegen i'm 1870
Stin1men; fir Die S6offltng bon TO-
genonnten oSSSinpropement 9iltrifts"
18,909 un6 gegen tie 61,208 Stin1=
melt; fir Die @inri6tung einer
Stoatsbruderei 16,043 un6 gegen fie
$3.50 5timmen; fir Die ebentueaeI
@rbobung Ser Steuer our Gerbeiie-
rung bon 2anoitroBen 24,539 uno
gegen fie 57,493. @ne @nenbement8
iinb, mie idon friiber 6eri6tet ob9e-
nieien
9lus @oIiao miro gemeloet, Die
in Ser oortigen @egeno mobnenoen
9ee9er panoerten ntaiienbaft aus. 9ll=|
lerlei 8oIienfrotpnl1e, oie 0ort lpab=
reno Der lebten 3eit porgefommen
ii11o, ioQen Sen 9(nlaB oa5u gegeben
baben.
9lus 8ropnfpooo miro genel=
hpt mnr hnbe on Ser Weitn6und oes
Solmes @reefs in Sen Colorado, I'M
iiiomeItli6eu Seile oes Gountp, @olo
gefunoen. @r5, oos 1lnteril16t muroe,
ion oreiBig Collars per Sonne emit
bolten. 9lu6 Silber, 3inf uno glei
mil man gefunoen boben.
s5n Ser 0abe BON 8opie muroe
elm iunger Wonn 0amens Slia Sbo=
mas bon Dem 8reoiger Ber0er ge-
idofIen ulb totli6 berDunbet 8eioe
paren ouf Ser SSogo gerDeIen uno
8en6ers @elpebr batte iid) 5nfalig
entlaoen
SSn Seeuin Itarb Soc @rolidl,
leit pielen Sobren IN iener Staot
pobnbaft
@oporo Wac0toir in Beaumont
lit 1huloig befunoem ieine 6rou ge-
totet 5u baben, unb lit 5u SO Sabren
3u6tbaus perltrteilt tDor0en
SIM 9eoroen unieres Staates lit
cine 8etpegung i'm @ange, Die oorouf
ousgebt, Dos 8aIo 9uro @anpon gum
9eationalparf urlo sur @ilo-6e1erba=
tion erflGren gu Iaiien 9as 8aIo
0uro Gonpon lit cine piloromantilde
S6lu6t BON GROCER glusoebnung,
Die our6 ben &alo euro Greet gebtl-
BET miro. Sic lieet in Honooa Count
tp, einem Ser 8onbanole Counties
Sin ibrem ausgan9 lie9t Die Staot
Cannon Gitp, Die ungefdbr a6t5ebn
Wieilen BON @mortllo entfernt it, Die
@egenb lit eine Der i6oniten uno IN
tereiionteiten auf ben gan5en pStafeo
Nloinss. Sic mare es mobl tpert,
gum 0ationalparf genndt un0 in
ibrer urlpriinglt6en S6onbeit er6al-
ten 5u tperoen.
Die -@eieGi9aft in Sal
lep bot in ibrer fiir5li6 obeeboltenen
"a. SobresperIannLlng Die folgen-
Den 0ireftoren erpGblt: 9fobert
Stapper. 6rioo 9feal, o. &opplin
SO. Stopper, Stub. Robeleff g. @oa-
ROTH, 8. 8orgfelo, 0sfar Steal 9(ug
s. 8feil. gea6 Der &erianmluug
fono elm re6t geuiitlides 8an3fron3-
hen itatt. 9fuf Sountag, oen 3. 9so-
oenber lit elm @ettfeeeIn 8luilden
Dem &egel-Glub BON San glutonio
uno Dem 8eam g}n / bonn GoiinoNu.
geiebt
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@inen b5sarttaen gInnriff

ouf einen mebrloien Wenl6en nlo6t
5utpeiIen Der anI6einen0 gang un-
niite fleine 8linooarm. llrbeo1tete
8eritopfrlng iit Die ltria6e, 2eberer.
Itarrllng foIet. Or. Sings 0eeue Sc.
benspillen regitlieren Die 2eber uno
@ingeipeioe uno nerbiiten 9lppenoi-
citis. @reis 25 Gents. 3u baben Bel
aooIpb 9reib uno 81. @obn s. So,
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Nlns hen Nnnen.

uMus ben @ugen, aus Dem Sinn",
lit Elm altes Spriidnort, oos au6
angeiponot tper6en fonn BEL o(len
@eidtpiireil @uroen ooer 9rano-
tplnoeL 6ie nit gudlen's Irnica
Salbe gebeilt tpuroen.A Sdmorrboi-
ben urto Sroitbeulen berl6pinben ltl-
ter ibrem beilenoen ginfluB. @aron-
tiert BEL @6olpb 9reiB ur1o 81. Gobn
& Co.. 25 Gents.
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M RI RI ei.

~ ~
Son 9luitir fpnlnlt Die 9eoh=
ri6t ooB oortielbit S. Srii6
m i er i'm Mlter BON 70 Sobren ge-
itorben lit. Or ipobnte friiber in San
Intonto, mo er fid nit @ug. 9ieIen-
bod I'M gilenparengei66ft etoblierte.
Sbr 8ei6dftslofal befanD 1i6 IN eli
nem alten 5peiitodigen Sauie an ser
@de BON Commerce uno Siio MIamo-
StraBe, mo iebt sSosfe's Store lit.
@r beirotete bier SRI. CLARA 8ieIen-
ba6, So6ter bon S. $. 8ieienba6,
5n oarftaliger 3eit Glerf I'M Wenger=
Sotel, lno 5og oann na9 Iuitin, mo-
er ot6t neben oert Gourt6aus; am
SuBe oes &apitolbiigeIs cine g8irt=
i6aft betrieb. 8or nebreren SSabren
perfmtfte er feinen sSoloon uno mar
in Der Office oes Staots- -&onptrol-
lers bei6dftigt. 6riI6meper fpar Ell
ner Der befannteiten 9elttId]en i'm
Sii0meiten rtno i'm Staote. @r batte
cine ausge5eidnete @r5iebung erbaI-
ten ltno genoB groBes 4nIeben. Seine
por5iigliden, geieai9en @igenf6often
ertparben ibm einen groBen 5reunoes-
nno @efanntenfreis. sSn oen Iebten
Subren lebte er 5uriifge5ogen. @r
binterlqBt ieine 5rau uno orei 9o6=
tel, fpobon cine perbeirotet lit.
@enn mir oenn einlnul babel
iino, @eiebe umo Groinon8en alls3u-
fiibreL 10 fonnte es ni6ts i6aoen,
lpenn man aud on Die Sroinan5en
oenft, meIAe Die @eritel1ung gutter
Seitenmege oorihreiben uno oos
6a6ren BON 8iepcles ouf Seitenipegen
perbieten.
9oipnie giGs @iloer @eIten
bat bier glan5enoe @eihGfte gelnaht
Sn Der Watinee maren Die 3elte fiber
fiiIlt uno IN Der Nbenoporitenuna
mubten mebrere SauIei1o Her1onen
abgelpielen meroel oo iie feinen Mat
mebr eefunoen boben pitroen. Die
Wfenge ordn9te nit iolGer @eipaIt
gum @ingang, Dob es Elm &Gtiel tit,
oaB nidt piele l1ngliifsfGQe porge-
fommen iino. Cine yarr1ersfrau
0amens &ifs tpuroe 10 beftig aegen
cine eiIerne Stange gequetid1t, oaf
iie orei gfippen brod). Die 9oli3ei.
force muroe 5por perooppelt, Inn Die
Wenge IN Sr6nung 81 balten. Sc
tpuroe ben 2euten erfl1rt, oaB Die
3efte bis 8ur groBten 5oifungsfrofi
gefiillt iino uto pofitio fein 8lot
mebr 5u baben lit ia ooB feline
8idets mebr perfauft iperoen; aber
oenno6 fpuroe iiiuner oufs gfeue Ser
@eriu6 genloht ms Snuere 5u ge.
langen.
Gin 9lrbeiter fiel on Dem geell.
6mi neben SSosfes nit Dem sSradt.
gleoator finf Stodperfe 6erob unf
erlitt einen 9einbruh
Dos &noden- ODER 0engue.
5ieber groiiiert nod inner in oe,
Stdot in beoelfliher @eiIe. @au3t
5ontlten liegen fronf oornieoer
Soffentlih tritt balo cine 9(enoerunc
i'm @etter elm. 9enn oas i6miile uni
feu6te @etter hot niel nit ser 4ranf
belt 5u tim.
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Mnfa1rl

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NaD alien georo>Seras= =9unften .
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&a1 Ct 2ouis, Wfempbis unb benz Often
.............12 1925 1l6r nadmittaas
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4ufnuft
Bon ct. 2ouis unb EN- Often $50 utorsens
Son lofaIen Sunften 1920 obenbs.
Son ct. 2pltts H. Dem Often, $50 n1org
Son 2are6o ltl6 WteJifo LOS na9m
8on ct. 2oltis, &anias, @itb 1890 abs
ct. eouis g. gan Slantiaso Basn.
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fas gitb, e6ica9o (S. & 8. q. 9epot)
=. $50 abenbs
antunft.
Son 9t. 2ouis, &anfas gitb, garis, gbicaeo
1910 morgens
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SittOria 1ibiiion. g. 8. e. 9. u.
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gbrifti, groipnsbine, 8tio @ronoe, gitb,
goItao, 8eebiue. g6artoH, 8aIaciss nnb
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antnnft . $50 a6enbs
Ser Sam Souiton4 mad guero, gictoria,
g86arton uno Souiton:
abfabrt. 7.55 abenos
&nfnnft TOO nloreens
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Wadl WroiunsbiIIe

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oung nit Der gjuIf gonft Cine fir Corpus
gbriIti, 9tnfunft bort 4.55 natbmittags, Mnfunft
in 8roipnsbiGe 925 abenos.
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W. 8. & =. 8abm.

gta6 8aco, Sort g8ortb Saaas, aanfas gttp,
ct. 2outs uub gbtca9o, tdeIi@ (5unfet
SepoD $500 800 abenos
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slIanro Special mad 5miibbtlle. Soufton, GuIs
oelfon 1O.2o abenoS
Nntunft.
Bon Chicago. ct. 9ouis, aaniaS Gitb. 9auas.
Sort g8ortb uno aSaeo. tdeIit (Sunfet
Sepot) ....... I.So morgens
2ofaI8ug bia Snlitbbille 9.05 abenos
9lIamo Special bon Smitbbiue, Souitou. GaI,
beTton . 6.25 moroens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-26
Ct. eouis & Can Slantiaso Basm.
gp,ttberm 9sacific @abm.

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tdglidb -. .... 11.40 mittags
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Ntegifo . 500 borntittaes ii. $50 abenos
4ntnnft.
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tdeIidb -. 7.35 morgens
uno -. .s.. 900 na9mittass
-. lilo soruittaes
lino 500 aberos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-26

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1917 Man 9lbenuc.
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-22
COURT
Brief Account of the De- ings at HoIbrook
 This Week

Judge Richard E. Sloan con- vened the regular annual session of the District Court Monday morning, Oct. filth.
 This year there was an excep- tiOnally large docket, especially civil matters.
 The grand jury was in session two days and returned five true bills as follows:
 Sally and Albert Jones. for as sault with deadly weapon with the intent to kill; G. H. Smith for burglary; an Apache Indian for murder; Teodoro Chavez for cattle stealing; Willis Smith for perjury.
 The jury in the case of Albert and Sally Jones. tried for an at tempt to murder Willis Smith, Call colored people) found Albert Jones not guilty ana Sally Jones guilty. The judge was lenient with the latter, having fined her $1OO to be paid by 50 days in the county jail. He also gave her a lecture as to her conduct Ill the future
 A jury found G. H. Smith gull ty of stealing money from the room of Messrs. Ellsworth and Palmer in WinslOw and was sentenced to six years in the pen itentiary.
 The Apache Indian who had killed squaw, plead guilty to manslaughter, and was sentenc- ed to SIX years in Yuma
 TeodOro Chavez plead not guilty, and his case case was
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-22

Mir. w. H. Clark, commission CT from the county to the Terri torial Fair at Phoenix is very anxious to have a fine exhibit of the agricultural resources ofNav- ajo county. Now, 1t is for the farmers to send to Mir. Clark at HolbrOOk any samples of nice grain, potatoes or garden vege- tables and he will see that the same is sent to Phoenix to be placed on exhibition. A sample of one half bushel of grain or po- tatoes and other things m pro- portion will be sufficient, Now IS the time for the farmers to show what this county can do.
Holbrook argus., 1907-10-22

A hunting party consisting of H. H. Watkins, of Kingman, Dr. Looney, P. P. Hastings and H. D. Aitken, of Prescott, outftted at Holbrook Saturday morning. They are plentifully supplied with guns and ammunition and will go out to the place where Harry Scorse was so rudelv awakened by a monster grizzly but a short time ago. It is ex- pected this party will get quite close to the bear unless they see bear first.