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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-01-01

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Reed studio for colored work
See Bijou ad elsewhere in this
issue for change of program, etc.
D. III. Congden of Blackjack
was a visitor in the city last
night.
Have you Bactachea Get . bog Of Kidney.
most ssr tS6 ~
| IS cents.
A. q. Mclean returned this
morning from a business trip to
Big Falls. ~
Miss Grace Re, fe returned
to her home at Cass Lake yes
terday.
Kenneth Harrington, the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Har-
rington is ill.
F. S. Lycan and son Wilbur
returned yesterday from Crooks
ton, where they had been visit.
ing for several days.
No meeting Of the city coun-
Gil was held last evening. The
regular meeting will be held
next Monday evening.
Walter Harris came down
from Tenstrike this morning and
spent New Years day with his
relatives here.
Dan Rose, the buyer for the
Watab Pulp company of st.
Cloud passed through the city
this morning on his way from
Northome to St. Cloud. IL
Into each life. some sorrow
must fall; Wise people don't sit
down and bawl; Only fools sui
eide or take to flight; Smart
peoplu take Rocky Mountain Tea
at hight. Barker's Dbug Store.
Thomas Mohler was in the city
yesterday from his claim, eight
miles north of this city. Mr..
Mohler states that his good wife
presented him with a bright TO-
pound baby boy on Christmas
day.
A masquerade ball was given
at the Hotel Robinson, in Big
Falls, last night. There was
large crowd in attendance, many
going from Blackjack and other
points along the line of the
M. 81.
John j. O'Neil, who in COM
pany with j. A. Irvine of Still.
water is logging on an extensive
scale in the vicinity of Northome,
returned to Northome last even.
ing, after having spent yesterday
IN the city on business. sE
Cliff Smith, a former bartend-
er at the Markham, came down
from Tenstrike yesterday to
spend New Years with old Be-
midi friends. Mr.. Smith is
now mixing drinks at the Hotel
Stechman buffet, in Tenstrike.
Dennis Johnson of Northome
returned last evening to his
home, after having spent yester-
day in the city, being a guest at
the Brinkman. He was accom-
panied by Miss Augusta Nc
Greedy, who went to Deer River
yesterday noon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-01-01
A City OF the Past.

Rin1ini is full Of associations with
thrilling people Of the past 1t was
here that Caesar crossed the Rubicon.
We crossed ourselves on the very
bridge his feet had touched. It was
here, too, that St.. Anthony came to
preach and, finding no people who
would give heed to him, turned in de
spair and preached to the fishes, who
raised their heads out Of the water to
listen to him. There is chapel which
marks the spot where he stood by the
water. In Rimini lived Paolo and
Francesca, the tragedy Of whose love
every one knows.-Travel Magazine.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-01-01
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Danger Is near at hand when the kidneys are
sick. Kidney-Ettes will purify and strengthen
the kidneys and restore them to their normal
and healthy condition. Is cents.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-01-01
For Sale,

Twelve head of horses weigh
ing from 100 to 1850 each.
Tom Smart.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-01-01
Notice of Sealed Bids.

Attest: JOHN WILMANN.
County Auditor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-01-01
Card Party.

The Bazaar Store.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
Shleppcnbcr Gang bcs Sap,uuuS.
Hruscilcs.

SotieGitp, Soobo, II. Mni.-
SIN Fro5ciie gegen g8m. .. Sapmoub
me0cn grmoroung oc8 Gr.@oupcr-
neltrs Steuuenberg murOe olld bic
gon5e belttigc Sibung nit Sem Ser.
nebmen bon nSalemen," 9eonitons
bung oerielben II. /. N. perbraft. 2IlS
iid) Oos @criht nm 3.22 pcrtagte, mar
Elm n5aIeSmon" fir Den smeiten Sit
aitf Der @eihworenen6unf inter Erii-
Jung.
9os geitern ber6ifentlidte Snter.
piem nit Orduro murbe in Der beltti-
gen Sibung bonn StontSnnlpnIt olS
elm Gerilld sur epentuellen 9ecinihti-
iling Ser @ei6morenen ermGbnt, uno
&id)ter @oo6 ~inltruirte Ben 4npolt,
Die A%ngelegcnbcit nGber 81 inter
iltden uto nllc linn IN bieier 9e5ic.
bitng notbmcnoig ihcincnOen Sdrittc
SIT ergreiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18

bat, onB 800 IN leprbortigen 9oum-
ipoQipimtcrcicn bti6dftigte 9eIgicr
BON ibren 2l%rbeitgebern i6ledt bebon-
oelt miiroer, mad 8oibington 5ll-
riidgcfebrt. Gos Geiultot ieiner
@rmittcllngen mar, Dob Die groBe
Mebr6eit jcncr 9trbcitcr, NIT altsnob-
ME bon rutr menigcn lln5ufrieoenell,
sic rlo6 9clgien 5uriidtebren moael1,
nit ibrer Gage gon5 5ufrieoct lit. 81
mem She'll oopon bobcn bic Irbeitge-
Der %gctrennte 6omiIienluobnltngen
nit @Grten 81 Der nomtnelen Fott
bon $3.50 per Mfonot i~iberloiIen lno
inn ollgemeinen tbltn Die Nrbcitgeber
ibr 9eIteS fir Die 2eutc. Sn oieIem
Stnne miro Der @eionOte on Die bel
glide Gegicrlung beri6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
MGSdjcn iullcn mitmarihiren.

Gbtcogn, 81, II. Moi. - Nm
fommer6en Sonntag mcroen so
MGod)en i'm 9(lter bon odt biz iiini-
5ebn Sobren, Sodter bon bieii9en
utioniitiifen Arbeitern, einen Wioper.
@oDuoo0 . lln5ug balten, mn ibrer
Spmpatbie nit Der 5ebn Sabre olten
Sod)ter ". :. SopmooO'S NuSorlld
ST. geben, mcld)er in goilc, Soabo,
megen ongebliher M'itihulo an Der
grmorOltng beS Grs@ouocrncnrS
Stcurenbcrg pro5eiiirt miro. Die
Sbee oieieS llm5uges lit pon 5, 6.
Woraan, Sertreter Der ygSeitern 6e.
berotion Of Miners," ausgegangcn.
&otbe 6laggen uerocn III Dem 3ilge
nid)t getrogen meroer. Der Gbef-
Maridoll oeS 3uges miro s. Berger
bon ser Union Der 9rauerei- grbeiter
ipiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
GricSe anf Den G6ilippincn.

San Tran5i$co,17 II. Mai. -
Brigade y General s. z. gaen, Or
goniiotor unb bis Dor &itr5ent Gbef
Der Bbilippinen 5 Gonitoblcr, lit bier
bon Monilo on 9oro OeS 9lrmee'
EronsportidiffeS oEbomuS" ange-
fonrmen. Die milit0riihe Goli5et
ollf Den 9bilippipen umfoBt iebt
5000 Wonn, i6mntlidl Gingcborene,
uno IeIbIt inter ben Sffi5ieren beiin.
Ocn iidJ einige 6ilipinoS. @encrol
9lQen erflGrt, boB lett ouf Sen Ebis
lippinen, nit NuSno6me bon 2epte
uno Samor, poQltdnoige <bc
bcrridt. Sn oen 6eioen onOcren Yro.
pin3en iino eS oltd MIR oic 9ergbe.
mobner, bic Ser Sniulorre9ierumg
S6mierigfeiten bereiten. ~Ggltinoloo
Iebt frieblidD o1i ieinem Cute in Ser
Gropin5 Gupite, 100 er iib MIR I'M
icine cigcnen Gngclegenbeitcn film.
inert. 8cnerol Saen'S No0folgcr lit
Sbcrit Sorrp $. 9onobole.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
GrpluIiun in &rancrci.

Ct. 2ouis, @o, II. Moi.- Sm
6loidenbier = @ebGll0c scr 8oit
9reping So. entitano ollrd oas An-
5iinOen ciueS Strei6boI3c8 in einem
nit @n8 geiiiaten Rnume cine Or
ploiion, pelde oos @cbdltOe 5ertriim-
nlertc ltn0 bel Ser @ice = Br6ii0cnt =.
@nit ltn0 @erm. Ilbne, 8eI6Gft8s
letter Der 9bilip Gorcp M%anlfoctlt.
ring SO. IN Cincinnati ihpcr perlebt
worOen iinO, Mon gloltbt, 0aB 0aS
Gas iid) BON 6orbcnt0pfen entrpidel-
te, bic in Dem 3inncr untcrgcbrod)t
moren. 0aS 8eb0uOc ling 6elter,
BOD 9clolg es Oet Nn9eiteltrr, 0oS-
iclbc 6alo 5u l0i6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
Werfes' @ittluc Dpn ibrem 5lucitcn
6nttcu acId)ie0en.

Rem Oorf, II. Mai. = Hid-
ter 9omling bCmilligtc beilte Der 8rolt
Marp Ioeloi0e Wi5ner, @ittue oeS
unlGngit ucrltorbenen Gilenbobn'
Wagnoten G6oS. z. DcrfeS, cine ab-
%ioIllte Sdcioung BON @ilion Mi5ner,
Dem iltngen Monne, peidlen JIG flr5
noh DEM SoOe hires eriten @otteil
cbclifte. Sic erbd1lt inter Der &C.
ridtsentiheioung oas &eft, ibren
Sungfermomen mieoer ST. fiibren
unb cine nelle gbe e%in5ugeben, iobolo
lie Chit oo5u bot. Sic uno Der lilnge
Mi5ner fonnten iih pfienbor nift
ncrtrogen un0 blieben nlr lpenige
Gage nah ibrcr Sod5eit b%ciiammen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
Ter Ser5ug Der N%brn55cn III EBila.
0clpbia.

TbiIobclp6io, II. Mai. -
Ser Scr5og Ser Abru55en, GouIin oeS
&6uigs BON Stalien unb Nonirol ser
itolicniid)en 6lotte, i~tottetc bertte oenl
Mtopor Hcpmtrn einen Seiridl i'm
&otbbouie ob, no inn bo8 G%brenbiir-
gerreht Scr StnOt iibertrogcn wllroe.
SpGter bciuhte ser Ser5og Ben Slot
tcnbouboi 81 2eogue SslanS, oas ito
lienii6e &oniuIot, ionic oen oHitten-
bouie Glltb" mo madte cine Ibto-
mobilfobrt 0ur6 8orltdbtc. Worgct
gcbt iein 6Ia88cnidiif uSareie" nad)
Ncp+Oort ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
S~el6itmUrOc in SObnstpiun.

Sltlt9eS Wtoo6cn rl10 cine 0ltere
6rort nebmen iid ooS 2ebcn Ourd)
Grb1ngcr.
SobnStomn II, So, II. W3ni. -
Die ~16-iGbrige &otbarina @inSfD
nnbm geItern SI6eno bon i6rem @o-
Ter, Der bis 5u einem &er60r ms
@efdngniB obgefiibrt meroen Ioatc,
glbi6ico mo m0breno lie nod i'm Gor-
ribpr 0eS Sto0tbauieS ItonO, tronf Itc
ans eincm 6ldIbden &nr6oliGure.
&leine WtdbGcn, pclhe lie beobudte.
ten, tbciltcn Dies Der Eoli5ei nit uno
Satborina iultr0e nod Dem Soipital
0e6rnht, no tie aber in fllr5er 3eit
Itorb, 0aS WGo6en mur gc1tcru
friib nod) eincm m~ebrt0gigen Sellth
bel Srcitnoel1 in 9lltoono nod @olie
5uriidgctcbrt un0 begob li6 nad Der
Eoli5ciItotion I'M bon ibrcm Goter
glbid)ie0 81 nebmen, CAB nber oltf
feline @eiic ibre ielbitm0r0eriIde Ib-
lidt funb.
Gllr5 c6e bic Yoli5ei OuS @inSfp
WtdOhen fnnO, ent0cdte iie im Gitrih
ibrcr @obnung Srol Mtoric Scttcl-
meper an eincm @olfen bGnger, Ser
Mfonn Der 6rol Wor Dor 10 Sobren
bon einem @otnle gefa1en uto ge-
t0otct lporoen. 6roi Settelmeper
mar icitocm Itcts melon6olii6er &c.
porocn, MIR gcitern i6ien iie gum er.
item Mol ieit Ntonotcn gang gliid.
lid unb 5uiricocn. Sic binterlGBt
5ublrei6e &in0er.
Die Mlttter BON Gotborino @inSfp
iogt, lire Todter babe friiber idon
mcbrmolS SelbitmorO ST. begeben
perildlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
Son bcn Yhilippincn snrIf.

Gan 6ranciSco, II. Moi. -
0aS s. 9unoes = &opollerie : Gegi-
ment, Oberit $. 4. ain9s6urp, mel
Dies ieit 5pei Sabren auf Den Ebilip-
pinen 0ienitc tbat, lit on 9oro oeS
9trmee : Srnnsporti6iifes nEbomas"
bier ongefommen. Die Gopele oeS
SoltptouorticrS uno 5lpei GSfooronen
gcben nad Sort Huiicll, @po. Die
iibrigen @Sfo0ronen perbleiben ooil.
erno ollf Dem Breiioio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
Samaica's ncncr &crr.

Sing it . II, Samaico, II. Mai. =
Ger Gannpfcr ~Gort &iltgiton" lit
nit Dem nelten @oupernerr bon So
moico, Spbncp Slipicr, Dem Nodfol.
ger oes 5liriid9etretenen Sir 4lerail.
Scr S%nettenbom, bon england bier
cingetroffen.
Im Ficr ipar cine groBe Wenge
bon 0eomten llnb Golt 5ltr 9egriis
Bnng oes nelicn 9eoniten, Der BEL ser
Sonoung bon elmer gbrenmod)e oeS
@eItinbii6en Gceiments cmpfonsen
miroe. gr bcgob iid ioiort mad DEM
Tegierungsgebaube.
9aiie fir's NusfaHb bcicrgt e.. Naine, Tr.
t13, Eft gafttmprcsStr!. uahc G%ultumhuui .Iur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18

girt ais NrbeitS : Miniiterium meitcr
un0 bebolt iid fernere Sdrltte Dor.
ObcrbiirgermeiIter aarl 2ii9er er'
fl0rte, OoB feline gortei, Die Gbriitlih-
So5iole, nidt geneigt ieL @ortefelliI-
les im&obinet an5uncbmcn. Sic mini
Ide ibre llnabbGngigtcit 5u beipab.
rem.
Die NieOerloge Der Ocutiden uno
c5e6iihen @in5el 3 6roftioncn miro
ooralrf 5llriidgefii6rt, ooB Oo5 Golf
OeS epigen notionolcn SooerS miioe
NgemorOen lit lnl0 Den O%ringcnOen
@uri6 bat, ooB clOIi6 mlbbringer-
Sc mirtbiduftli6e 2lrbcit geleiitet
miro. Die @inberuiimg Oe5 1teuen
HcidSrot6S lit fir sen ~. SUM belt
nitiD beidloi'en.
So3taItiten Gemontr q.
tom in 9u0opeit.
@ien II. Moi. 100 Sieiige poIiti-
id)e areiie intereiiirt oltf ooS SofIte
cine Nadri6t aus 9uonpeit. 9onad
mori6irten Die oortigen So5ialOento.
froten, ouf Die aun0e BON Dem CLAM
5enoen Siege ibrer Yorteigenolien IN
Oeitreid, i'm Sriuunpb5ltg orrd) Die
StroBen Der Stq0t. Sbre 9emor-
itrotion golt DEM Gerlmngen, Dab
oltf in llngorn oo$ o%agcmeine, glet.
de uno oirefte 3oblrcht no6 0itret-
diidem WltIter ein0cfiibrt mer0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
Ter TeneroGmum.

YittSbur9, II. Mai. - Gin
beitte iriib in Der bieiigen MoOeu.
iabrif Der 8ruib & SteuenS 60, Nr.
106-10S, Genn-9lpenlle, o~uSgebro-
6eiteS 6eiler Iegte iiinf 6obrif . Gto-
bliiictnents in 9lihe uno 6eihGOigte
cine an5abl fIeincr @~pbnbGliier.
3nei 2oidm6nmer e%rIittcn Serletun-
gen. Ger @eiammtperlltit betrdgt
etma 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
SricScnSucrtraa ratiiisirt.

Wonoguo, Nicaroguo, II. Wtai.
~ Der nicoroglonii6e GongreB,
ipelfer bier in ouBeroroentIiher
Sierng ocriommelt it, bieB 9eltern
ben 6rieocnSOcrtra9 gut, melfer 5mi.
idcn Nticorogun mo Soluaoor IN
Nmapala pereir6art moroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
Wndl Hine &nptt.

8oibington, 9. g., II. Moi.
- 8rGiioent Rooiepelt, Ieine @ottin
ll1O ibr Spbn 9lrfie reilten bellte
Sormittng II ltbr iiber Die South
crn Ioilmap" nad) Gine anot, Nlbe.
marie E County, So., Dem 2onOiibc
Der HooicpcltS, ob, I'M bis n0diten
Wittppdl bort I'll bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
8unilla in @nlucitun.

@oIpeIton, 3croS, II. Moi. -
General emmanuel 9onilo, ser eri-
lirte ErGiiOent BON 0onOuros, lit ntf
Dem bier eingelUtrcten Gampier
.Molinn" alrgefommcn. Die Doll
ia" tam brett bon %ro0reiio, DER,
an uno miro a Stlrnoen lang inter
Guornntdne gebolten mer0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
(Surtictnua ben Der 1. Scitc.)

(6prtiebnrg ngH Der /. Settc')
Wtddte ibu fir unprofttif crtlorterL
bat cs Der Meinuu1g IuSorlld gcge-
ben oaB bod cine Gr0rterung Der
sSrooe feincn SduOen tbun unO oicI-
Ieift Sen Gag nGber briltgcn ipitroc.
an benz sic 2oItcn ser &ricg8ritItun-
gen erIeid)tcrt merOen.
Gin boIIGnoii6cr &ors
i6lag.
SIM SooG II. W}oi. - Scr frii.
here %rcmier . N}intiter <ppcr mo
ctIide onoere 8oIitifer SoQnn6'S
iino fir sic @orla9e zines &oridlo.
gcS an Die 6rieoenS e Gonfcren5, no
nod ser HcdtSgrunoioB ctoblirt
miro, boB Sdiffe in cinent Seefrtege
in n%elttrolcn &GfCn &oble nod Be
Iieben oufnebmen oiirien. Die SIC
gel, Dab iic MIR 10 Dicl &oblc ncbmcn
oiirfen, rpie iic broltfcl5 rllm Den
r16Itcn beimiiden Sofcn GIT errei-
d)en," io1 obgeifoift lpcrocn.
@efGGrIiher8Cruf.
2onoon II. N}oi. - Go5 60
mite fir 9cmiaigltn9en bon Gntid)d-
oigungcn bel &ronfbcitcn, ole @onO-
merfer lid in Der @ltSiibung ibrcr Be.
rufSpfIidtcn 3l5icben, bcbt tn cincm
9riefe bcrpor, boB 0ic Stcrbli6fcit
infolqe BON GrcbSlciOcn bel S6orn-
iteinfcQern Ooppelt 10 groB JET ais
inter WGnncrn in irgenO cincm on0e'
rem GrperbS5peige. @cnm OienruB
lGngere Belt an ser Sono boitc, Der
uria6c err Gnt5iin0ungcnL Die ibrcm
@eicn uno ibrcn @irfungcn nod Den
Dur6 Bed ODER S6ccr 6crbcigcfiibrtcn
dbnli6 icien.
Scenes BON Goruo.
2onoou, II. Mai, - Signor
Grrico Garltio, pclhcr gegcnpdrtig
I'M bicIigcn gGopcnt @oroen Gbcoter"
iingt, CAB cine au5peid)en0c Nutport,
OILS er b~CtreifS elmer WicIoltng OeS
edo SC ToriS" bcfro9t muroc. Ger
ieIben 5ltiol9e ioa cr bonn gteu.Yorfcr
Spernoireftor Gonrieo olti ole 0oucr
bon bier Sobren 81 100000 iG6rlid
cn9ogirt worOcn icin. Gin intimcr
6reuno oeS Genoriitcn be3ci6nctc bic
9to6ri6t ais nbIooiinnig".
Mud Imertfoncr babel.
8ariS, II. Wtai. - Sicr mltrDc
Scr 10. Sobrc6tog Scr @riinolng Der
8ron50iii6en Gbemii6cn @eieQi6uit
geieiert. Son aus ollen G6eilcn Scr
@eIt limo SIT Der 6eicr 6crporro0cuOc
Gbcmifer nnd &oris 0ctommcn. Gie
Scr. Stootcn tDerocn Ollrd @iQiom
8iqorO 0onicl5, 8roiciior ser G6c-
mic an ser l~luipcriitdt @iSconiin, lrnO
@bgor Hi1oros aus 9tep gorf pertre-
ten.
Iuf Scr 8Iu6t.
Songer, II. Wfai. 49, Die ellgIi-
iden @epobner ser Stobt Moroffo,
Die iid] Dor od)t Sogen lpegen orobeu-
Der llnruben no6 Soffi nod ser
aiiite, bcgebcn battcn, iino gliidli6
bort ongclongt obnc uuf Dem @ege
beI1itiot 5tt ner0en. Sic meloen,
ooB Die fron50iti6en 0cmobner einen
Sag ipGter Die Stoot Woroffo Der
lieBen, uno 9lollben, Dob olld Die
9elti6cn sum 5ortgeben cntiNloiien
limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18
9lnf Scnt Scimiucoe.

Nem 0orf, II. Moi. - Ser
W6nnergeinlg . Serein, mel
der geltern bon WiImoltfee un0 9ui-
folo mieoer bier onfam, trat bette
friib oltf Der bon linn gcmietbeten
0ompiio6t oOccono" bic Seimfobrt
on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-18

49, 'p
Nciu-yort bcgcben, Inn ben Gercnto-
MEN Ser Ginmeibung Ser ornamental
len Bride, meld)e ihmcoiide 9iirger,
sum 8e0Gdtnib an ben ifmeOiidcn
Noturforidcr Gimme erridtct boben,
%bei5uipobncn. Ser 0clonotc miro
Damn sic i6lpebiiden &olpnien I'M
NoroncItcn belitdlen llnb fltr5e 3cit
in ct. Saul ilno Gbicogo perbringen.
SorI it uno Seim=
itGtten.
Gus 0cportenlent fir innerc g(ngc.
l%egcnbeiten bat 60S,000 Nder 2ono,
lueld)es in Den 2ittIe Tof., 9arbu.
nclIcS- unO Gomocn- Qlrf.) Oiitrif-
ten, meiIt in Wontgomerp. lnb Yolf-
Gountp, tueitlid BON Sot Springs,
liegt, fiir Den 81 erri6tenoen Irfon.
las : Nationol : Sorelt bel Settle &C.
iest.
GommiilGr 9o1inger bonn General.
lanoanlt bot Den 1. SILL fir Die Or
offnung Der Chippewa = Snbianer.
&eierpatipn in Minneiota feitgeiett,
Die Heierpotion umfobt 229,297 slf-
fer 2ano, mcldes inter Dem Seim.
ItGtten : @eieb beiieoel merben loa.
unbegri n.oete 9ei Of 10 err
BEN.
Ger belgiihe @eianbte Wondeitr
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-16
DISTRICT COURT AT NEPHI.
After Hearing Number of Cases
Court Adjourned Until Tues
day, March 26.

Nephi. March 1.-THE case of the George
A. Love company VS.. J. p. Petersen oc-
cupied the attention of the court the
greater part of the forenoon today.
Plaintiff sued for balance due on a prom
issory note, which defendant claims TO
have paid to one George A UdaIl. acting
as agent for the plaintiff company, and
in the testimony it was shown that UdalI
had collected on this note without anv
authority from the George A. Lowe com
pany. The fact was brought out that
some very peculiar methods were en-
ployed by Udall in the transaction
In> the divorce case of Ira J. HilIman
VS.. Mary Anna Hillman. which has been
before the court the last three DAYS.
some very racy testimony was intro
duced and many charges and counter
charges werefmade. The court has taken
the case under advisement until March
18th
R NJ. Johnson VS.. Jennie Gold Mining
company. Decision rendered that ale
cations of complainant are not sustained.
and complaint ordered dismissed, and that
defendant be declared owner of the Jen-
ME No. and Utaline mining claims.
L. II. Hole VS.. Francis Sells. Decree
granted defendant quieting title
Eureka City. vs. Tim Kelly. Case con-
tinued for term.
Court adjourned until March 26 at IL
a m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-16
CIRCUS DAY At UNIVERSITY
Creditable Exhibition Planned and
Executed by Students of
Training School.

1t was circus day at the university yes
terday. The gaudy clowns. the red lem
onade and the band music combined to
make the production of the pupils of the
training school the greatest show on
EARTH
Prior to the big show in the gymnasium,
the participants paraded the campus. The
procession was headed by a band and fol-
lowing ii were the acrobats, bareback rid
ers and tumblers. Then came the menag-
cries which represented all the wild beasts
of natural history. At the end of the pa
rade was a band of about fifty Indians
and a number. of cowboys who were to
meet the Indians in d battle.
A large audience attended the show
The clowns cleverly impersonated by
some of the young pupils, kept the crowd
in an uproar-
After the big show the side shows be-
gan These were eight in number and
one was in charge of each grade. The
seating capacity was unable to meet the
demands of the crowd in almost every
case. Hiki, the wild man, and all the
freaks of nature were on exhibition
The entire production was the work of
the pupils, none of whom are above the
eighth grade, and some extremely clever
features were presented, especially in the
side shows. The proceeds of the afternoon
will go toward fund for identifying the
school grounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-16
DEATH OF MRS. M. LAYTON,
Demise Resulted From Complica-
tons Following Child
birth.

KaysvilIe. March 13.-One of the sad
dest deaths that has occurred in Kays-
vile this year was that of Mrs. Mag
gle Flint Layton, the young wife of
Chris B. Layton, who passed away at 5
O'Clock this morning at her home here.
The death was due to complications fol-
lowing childbirth. 1t had been known
for several days that the lady was in
a critical conditions, and the best of pro-
fessional attention was given her. but
she gradually grew worse till the end
came. She leaves a husband and two
small children. the oldest aged years
and the youngest but 2 weeks old. The
deceased was d KaysviHe woman and was
born March 20. 1879 She was daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Flint. Less
than two years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Flint
were called upon to part with their eldest
daughter, who died leaving three chill
dren. The most profound sympathy is
felt by everyone for the bereaved FAM
lily. Mrs. Layton vas possessed of a gen
tie and kind disposition that endeared
her to all who knew her. The funeral
services will be held in the Kaysville
meeting house on Saturday at D. m.
The death of Mrs. Layton has caused
a poStponement of the elaborate ward
testimonial that had been arranged in
honor of the former bishopric of this
ward, Peter Barton, John r. Barnes and
Heber J. Sheffield. This event for which
extensive preparations were being made,
with the expectation of entertaining near
ly a thousand people at a banquet and
social. was to have taken place next
Friday. 1t will now be held a week later.
Owing to the fact that trains from Ne
vada are late today, Thomas S. Kelly
husband of Mrs. Ida NJ. Kelly who died
at the home. of her parents here Mon
day morning, could not reach KaysviIle
until this evening The funeral was in
consequence postponed from today until
D. m. tomorrow.
Ann Hodson of Layton died on Sunday
and was buried in the kaysville cemetery
yesterday after funeral services at Lay
ton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-16
ANOTHER PAPER FOR PRICE.
Plant May Be Moved From Salina-
Will Be Democratic in
Politics.

Price, March 15.-Carbon county Demo-
Gratis and numerous fellows of other po-
litical faith and pTejsdices against cor
porations are to have an organ in their
midst at Price and are willing to put IN
the dough ION paper for the same The
Salina Call plant, If present plans ma
ture. is to be brought here and a weekly
journal issued. Six hundred dollars is the
bonus asked and this Is. said to be pledged.
clude A. Bryner. Levi N. Harmon, eoun-
~ attorney; W. F. Olson, L. o. Hoffman,
TT. c. Smith and ]. T. Rowley, the latter
of Spring Glen. Those of other political
faiths are A. Ballinger, B. r. Mcdonald
]. M Whitmore and DR.. +. F. Fisk All
but Rowley live at Price. Others through
out the county are to be interested The
first issue is expected to be gotten out
bout the middle of April