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CHANGE or SCHEDULE

VN 1tv IT, q T. " ~ NM w - Nf, n
Effective Monday, August 9Th, Elba
TO Ashland Accommodation leaving at
.1l:40 A. M. viii leave Elba at 1880
noon. Train No. IA, leaving Byrd
Street Station at 1901 noon, Will
arrive Washington at $50 F. NJ,
making connection with the Penn
sylvania Railroad p, M, train
for New York, PRrlor car GER
Vice on trains 43 land SO, arriving Main
Street Station daily at 1920 noon, and
leaving at 6.4b r. NJ, respectively. viii
be discontinued. However, these trains
viii continue to carry Pullman Sleep
CTS and Dining Cars
w. r.. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
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II that $2o,2Ao,ooo hno Is over. paid,
~ may mean the wrocklng Of the wig
market.
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Before the Starry Threshold Of Jove's Court.
by JOHN MILTON.
(From "Comus."

Before the starry threshold OF Joyes court
My mansion Is. wller those immortal shapes
or bright aerial spirits live nspher'd
In regions mild Of calm air
Above the smoke stir o din spot
Which call Earth, with
Contn'd and pesterd in this pin fold here
Strive to keep fral feverisl being,
Unmindful Of the crown that Virtue gives #
After this mortal change to
Amongst the entirond sai seats.
Yet some there be that by steps
TO lay their Just hands golden key
That opes the palace OF Eternity:
To such errand Isl and For such
I would not soil these rmbrosal weeds
With tho rank vapors OF this mould
in The Times Dispatch H. 1908 one is published
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So far as Japan is concerned. the New
York Herald and World remain the only
Observation-Disclosures News and Courier
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MAN ALL BUT FREEZES,
WOMEN ARE BLAMED.

BLOOMSBURY, August 4.-caught
in the slaughter house OF the
Berwick Store Company, at Foundry
Vile. this county, yesterday, John
Elliot, an employe. narrowly escaped
freezing when he was forced to run
into a refrigerator without clothing.
Just as he was about to take bath,
several IToundryville women entered
the shop. intent upon ascertaining their
weight. !,
Not realizing there was any one
there, the women took their time, but
the mans. cries finally brought one
OF the women to the refrigerator door,
and they all then joined in n search
for clothes
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Where Orntory Has Failed.


The addresses President w w Finley.
Of the Southern Railway. has been delivering
In rapid succession about over the South DO
not seem to have had the effect of keeping
the Southern trains on the track, or pres
venting their buttinG into each other head.
on i>Sd TALON at the regular intervals. KILL
Ing and manning the usual quota OF engi-
neers. colored brakemen, mall agents and
smashing up. what will do it?--Stnunton
Dispatch.
Tho Time for Conservatism.
| In all of this matter a revolution agains,
the railroads is in evidence, and n re4oltl.
| ton which no one can see the end revo-
! luton that has been brought about by thu
railroads themselves, and for which no onp
is TO blame but themselves. But with th!s
comes moment when all conservative In,
elined people must be conservative. IL Is =
/ period when they must exercise all their
lnpwers TO prevent injuries which cannot ~
/ recovered from, The injuries will come II
4 the public us we'll ns 70 the roads. VIVA
stone Courier.
Bryan Haywood.
Z Mr., Bryan could not hepit, he viii tall
and Telegraph; so he congratulates Haywood
on the verdict'of not guilty NJ Boise VI
think that man who twice has been nomi
nnted for he presidency by a great par,s
and who Is posing is a candidate for tn
, third time, had better keep quiet, rh
whole OF this Boise matter is nauseatn
~ best. and the least said about 1t the bet
Ter. The bost element OF tho labor part
v viii have nothing 10 do with IT, but Bryu
was compelled by his inordinate desire /
keep before tho public to say something
and he said ~ Like soverament OWNERSHIP
II 81 railroads. tho referendum and the chil
, labor bin Of yeyerldges lealIon, he jus
Y had to have his say; he could not stop 4
and would not Let him talk,--Fredericks
lbur. Free Lance
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Entered January 81. 1908, at Richmond,
Va as second-class matter, under act OF
Congress OF March 3, 1879.
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Now forks transportation companies take
In an average of one and one-quartcr cents
for each inhabitant of the city every duy
In return for this they furnish each patron
with an average OF one fourth seat--OhiO
State Journal.
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Different Proposition.

Perhaps your father objects to me on
account of my shortcomings"
mo; l think It's on account of your late
taYinES."-pIck- Me- Up.
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Japan is Just determined upon war
with this country, we do not mind fnention-
ing the fact that our trusts have fine
limo of guns, ammunition, and such things
FOR sale. --Washington Herald.
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BY Dispatch Carrier delivery ger
vice In Richmond tand subures). Mahehes-
tor md PetersburE--
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International Association Will
Hold Eleventh Annual Conven-
ton, Beginning Wednesday.

The eleventh annual convention Of
the international Association OF mu-
nicipal Electricians will be held in
Norfolk on August 18th. 9Th and 9th,
and large delegation will go down
from Richmond on Tuesday night, the
party including City Electrician VIII
liam II. Thompson and several other
city officials.
Mr. Thompson, who will represent
Richmondlin the convention, has
been paid pretty compliment by the
national executive committee. who
have issued a handsome souvenir card
bearing the picture of his eleven
Sear-old daughter. Miss Lucille
Thompson, who was born during the
first convention of the organization,
and was adopted as its daughter.
The electricians Will be eiaborate-
ly entertained by tile city OF Norfolk
during their sessions. The exposition
officials have set apart August 9th,
as Electricians Day. and Mr.. Charles
w. Rex. manager of the "10l Ranch'
will entertain the delegates as his
guests at a special matinee perform
ance.
City Electrician r. A. Smith, Of
Norfolk, chairman of the entertain
ment committee. will probably be
elected president of the association.
He has no opposition for the honor.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

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Washington bureau. 1867 Munsey Bnilaihs'
Manchester Bureau ,......1ic2 Hun street
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MONDAY. AUGUST s, 1907,
Going Out Of Town?

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now TO CALL rlMrs-D1spArcH,
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Down and Down Again.

Down and Down Again.
Yes; he saved my life"
timc?"
"Oh, for the tenth. I had been trying
to attract his attention for hour.
washington Herald.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05
COURT AT WASHBURN
NUMBER OF BLIND PlGGERS
clNcHED PRETTY HARD IN /,
DISTRICT COURT !.
AT WASHBURN - OTHER LAW
BREAKERS GET WHAT is
COMING ~

BY phone it was learned last night
that the following persons had re-
ceived part of their dues at the hands
of the district court now sitting at
Washburn:
ri Peter Schellstadt, Sam Smouse,
Perl Melton and one Uyik were fined
5000 and given 80 days in jail. John
Berkman pleaded guilty but has not,
vet been been sentenced. G. T. Moore
was convicted OF shooting with intent,
to kill and John Murphy was convicted
of highway robbery, neither Of whom
have vet been sentenced. @. "A. Rus.
sell pleaded guilty to grand larceny
and was sentenced to one year In the
penitentiary
The report also said Judge Lamb
was very sick with pneumonia. Alse
that q report has been received IN
Washbhfn that a. woman and i've chill
dren had been frozen 10 death at
Goodrich.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05
MANY BUSINESS HOUSES
BURNED AT COLEllARBOR
FIVE OR SIX OF THE LEADING
BUSINESS PLACES ARE IN
4 49, ASHES l.: U.s. NJ
NO WATER FOR FIRE PRoTEc-
3 TON AND BUCKET BRIGADE ,.
1t WAS USELESS


A fire loss of about $4,000 occurred
at the new town of Coleharbor on the
500 line between Garrison and Under
wood, Monday afternoon. - ~ +
The fire started in the Coleharbor
hotel and quickly spread to the general
store of w. F. Paulson, then to the
Northwestern State bank, taking in a
pool room, and then followed the Cole
harbor Hardware company's store and
the Robinson Drug company's store, be-
sides number of small structures. The
entire side of the street was burned clean
and the buildings on the other side of
The street were only saved by covering
the roofs with snow and hanging wet
blankets over the sides. The loss is es-
tirnated at $4,000 with insurance at
about $4,000 ~, ..... y. f. .... d y,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05
OPENING THE BRANCHES
SUPERINTENDENT BURT WIRES
RAILROAD COMMISSION THAT :,
Il N. p. is
HARD AT WORK TO RELIEVE
SITUATION - MAIN LINE RE-
IN - OPENED -" ~

Secretary Harmon of the state board
of railroad commissioners received the
following telegram yesterday afternoon
from Superintendent Burt of the North
ern Pacific: ....+-s.s4a
&. Jamestown, NJ D., Feb. A. 1907.
&c. Hammond, Bismarck, N. d.
Following is branch line situation: Plow
working west from Lisbon has strucl
very heavy snow, eighteen feet deep ir
places, but trying to get through tc
Edgeley tonight. Plow leaves James
town 3 p. m. to go to LaMoure and if
possible to Cakes. Plow leaves Sanborn
at noon up Cooperstown branch and
Ihope'to get through to Cooperstown to-
night. Rotary pillow on Devils Lake
branch is now working at Darlington
and will go north from there this after
noon with fuel to New Rockford, Shey-
enne and Oberon. Will line up for
other branches just as soon as we get
into shape on these four lines. H II,
II 55 ts ;8 s..E O. "A. M. BURT. s.
Passenger trains on the Northern
Pacific main lines are on the move once
more and several mails have been re-
ceived since Sunday and several have
gone east. Unless another storm fol-
lows, freight traffic will be resumed
probably today.
On the 500 line a passenger train
was started out of Hankinson last night
at s o'clock following a snow buckins
crew and it is hoped it will reach here
today noon The rotary was at Wishek
at midnight last night, at which time il
was to start north and open the line to
Wilton From here engines will follow
the rotary up the line and bring down
coal which is at the mine ready for ship
|tment and which it is hoped TO get here
by noon.
A
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05
SEVENTY FOOT DRIFTS
STRANGE NOTIONS OF NORTH DA-
KoTA WEATHER NO FARTHER &
. AWAY THAN MINNESOTA

as-E 2. o. Z r x ~ ~ q
4 Grand Forks Herald: The people of
Rochester, Mimi, have formed some
queer notions in regard to the condi-
lions in North Dakota this winter, ac-
cording to Janitor John Mcleod Of the
county court house, who recently re
turned from Rochester. Many Of them
have been led to believe that the
snow is about 20 feet deep and the
people are starving IN the state. They
urged Mr.. Mcleod not to risk his life
by returning here. He had quite a
time trying to convince them that
there was no danger of loss of life
here and the snow was only about two
feet deep in most places.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05
DATE POSTPONED
COURT SETS FEBRUARY SEVENTH
AS DATE FOR SENTENCING
MAJOR MURPHY

. &
4 Major J. S. Murphy Of Minot, who
was convicted of forging road tax
receipt, was to have been sentenced
at Fargo January 81 but failed to put
in an appearance in Fargo and 1t was
supposed that he was snow bound
somewhere between Fargo and Minot.
For the fourth time Judge Pollock set
q date for the sentencing Of Murphy.
The court designated Feb. Z as the
day on which Murphy must appear for
sentence. q 5
When Murphy is sentenced a stay
of execution will be asked. and the
case win be promptly appealed to the
supreme court. 3i3s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05
DICKINSON FIRE
HANDSOME NEW CATHOLIC
CHURCH RUINED BY FIRE
& AND WATER

A fire in the basement of st.
iPatrick's Roman Catholic church at
Dickinson, late Saturday night caused
a damage. by water and smoke, OF
over 200, fully covered by insurance.
The church is practically a new one
and the beautifully decorated and APP
pointed interior is sorry wreck aud
will not be available for worship for
some time. Some defect in connection
with the heating plant set fire to a,
quantity of wood in close proximity,
causing the fire. s5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05
VALLEY CITY FIRE
BIG AND HANDSOME SCHOOL
HOUSE BURNED MONDAY .5
,;#s. MoRNlNG--cAUSE or FIRE
is UNKNOWN 3

y Ex-Mayor Westergaard of Valley
City was an arrival in the city on
Sundays belated North Coast Limited,
late last night He brought the news
that the public school building of his
city was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning at about 8 o'clock. The
building is practically a total loss, only
the walls remaining. The new high
school. adjoining, suffered only a few
broken windows. The burned build
ing. used for the grades, cost with
furnishing and equipment, $4,000, ant
was insured for $4,000. The cause
of the fire is unknown. @,.,g
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05
PEOPLE WHO CONF. and GO


Aug Westerman, Fred Motzer, Fred
yellow, w, II. Mann and John Blood
good were arrivals from New Salem on
Sundays No. A, being delayed at Man
dan on account of the heavy snow
storms Of the past few days: These gen
tlenen are all registered at the Grand
Pacific. ~ Y. Ii
* Swanson and Albert r. Johnson
were arrivals at the Grand Pacific from
Wheaton, MINI. They are here on land
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gushing and family are
now located At the Roanoke.
Tom w. Allshouse is guest at the
Grand Pacific from Steele.
r. E. Carson is a business visitor in
the city from Fargo. 81
G. Quinlivan, the real estate dealer
Of Dickinson, is transacting business in
the city. tsss 39s
T. Lewis is pleasant visitor in
this city from jamestown,
S. Schultz Of Glenullin, is a 500 hotel
guest. 81 s3ss
Frank Lish, one Of Dickinson's popu-
lar hardware merchants, arrivend on
No. 2 Mondayson a business trip.
r. F. Crowl was an arrival on No.
from Dickinson to attend a meeting Of
! the pcnitentiary beard. Of which he is 4
member. 335S
Frank Howe, representing Moves
Bros, & Cutler, drug company Of ST.
Paul. arrived on No. 4 Sunday morning
from Dickinson and is calling on his
trade in this city He says the amount
Lot snow east of Bismarck has never
been SO great as this winter
Miss Helen Wilson has returned from
Minneapolis for i, visit at home.
+ Miss Helen Voss of Mandan, is i
| guest at the Il, ID Hoskins home wink
Liner parents are abroad.
Il Mrs. j. B. Van Wiser OF Chicago, ane
IsDona Todd Of ST. Paul, sister am
\ tssciis
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05

brother Of Mrs. f. F. Higbie, who is
i'll, are here for a visit
Mr.. Greeley, wife and son OF Aber-
deem, S. d., are at the Roanoke Mr..
Greeley is editor Of the Dakota Farmer
and will be one of the interesting speak
ers at the dairymer's meeting and
farmers institute on the 14th and 18th.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05

The modern editor knows that
women are interested In news Of the
day, he also knows she is still. more
Interested In news from shops and
stores, hence Il is 70 your interest %
make pour Tribune ad interesting
reading TO her.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05
Notice.
= I Z :. : ..

/ have taken up AZ head of horses
of many kinds, ages and colors, found
trespassing on my hay in Apple Creek,
Gibbs and Menoken Townships. The
owners Of such horses are requested
to appear and identity their stock,
pay damages and take the same away.
Bismarck, N. d. January 81, 1907.
J. A. Field.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05


nights were said with regret at the !
close OF one of the pleasantest social
affairs OF the season. The rooms Of
the Commercial club were thrown
open to- those guests Of the gentlemen
who preferred cards to dancing and
their enjoyment was as thorough as
that Of the dancers. Decorations Of
cut flowers added to the tasteful ar
rangement Of the luncheon tables. The
hostesses are to be congratulated up
on the success of the evening, and 1t 1
would have been difficult to have
added to the genuine pleasure Of the
guests. @ 4 WI y 5I58
Has Typhoid Fever Lidgerwood
Monitor: Patsy White, son Of Pat
White of Fairmount, has been con
fined to a hospital in Bismarck with an
attack Of typhoid fever for several
weeks, but is able to be out again.
Only a Foot Of snoWTh here is only
"a foot Of snow on the average on the
ground, according to the weather.
bureau, but when the wind blows one
loses faith in the accuracy Of the
weather man. ss
sThimble Bee Saturday afternoon
Mrs. George WEIGH and Miss Jones en-
tertained their lady friends with a
thimble bee and other attractions
which made the afternoon a most
pleasant memory. The guests were
furnished with blanks giving story
with one line blank. Mrs. Vim. Moore
then played number of songs on the
piano and the guests were expected to
guess the name, which name completed
the printed story. Mrs. Marcellus
won the prize having correctly guessed
all the song names. Miss Kathleen
| Crane sang q pleasing song, after
which refreshments were served.
i
. Killed Near steefe--Rev. George,
pastor Of the Methodist church at
Dawson, was killed about mile and
"a half east Of Steele during Saturdays
4 storm. Rev George was driving to
/ Steele to assist in the evangelistic
work at the Methodist church at that
i place, and as he was crossing the
track was struck by a snow pillow and
only lived about an hour after the &C.
cident The deceased leaves a wife
and two children who are residing in
Michigan. He is cousin Of Rev
4 Tomlinson, who left recently for India
on missionary work, and whose letters
/ have been published by the Tribune
i No. further particulars have been re
eeived up to the time of going tc
4 press s34. 5.s.. NJ
i Fire on Ninth Street Early Sunday
4 morning the local fire department was
4 called to- house on ! Ninth stree
y. owned by Vim. jaeger. The cause o.
q the fire was due to: live ashes being
q dumped near the coal shed. The shet
4 and part Of the west end OF the house
d we're burned, the coal shed being
totally destroyed !. Delay in gettint
water on the fire was caused by the
a hydrant at the corner of Ninth ant
Rosser streets and some time and mix
lup was occasioned before the hose
i could be transferred to another
4 hydrant through the determined elton
Of some Of the embryo firemen to at
4 tach the hose wrong end to. FINAL,
water was got on the fire in time t,
save adjoining houses, one Of which
that occupied by J. a.. Morrison, was
4 on fire once or twice.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05

Put salesrnanship into your ads and
your ads viii put money In your
purse. 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05

For Fire Insurance, see P. c. Rem
ington. Il az. ~ ~
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preparatory to the coming meetings.
Cottage prayer meetings week.
Tuesday Mrs. r. D. Hoskins, Presby-
terrain Manse; Wednesday Baptist
Parsonage, Mrs. Robt. Orr; Thurs
dayMrs. W. D. Connors, Mr.. Edmund
Falkenstein. ..s &.
All are Invited. Hour, 1880 p. m.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05

Norsk Masquerade The { Nordlys'
society will give q masquerade OF
Friday night, Feb. 8. All the scandi
navians Id Bismarck cordially invited
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER. s fSsi
Fair Monday might, Tuesday snow
and warmer. Max. u below, min. 81
below. N HI $ssi tS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05

Left the Hospital r. 70. Byrne has
so far recovered from the effects Of
his recent operation as to be able to
leave the hospital and Is at home at
the Growers club. He will remain
there for a week or SO to recover COM
pletely from any after effects Of his
operation and will probably then be
able to assume his new duties as sec
Rotary to the governor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05

4 sNo@prill On account Of the moving
picture show at the Atheneum last:
night Company Al postponed their
drill until Wednesday night at 8
o'clock. All members are requested to
he. present in full uniform. y.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05

Pleads Guilty at . Washburr,-- In !,
formation is received from Washburn
that Perl Melton, who was charged
with blind pigging' pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to 5000 fine and
80 days in Jail. The next case to be
stried at Washburn Is that Of Murphy
and Collins for the same offense.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05

Mission classT he Mission class Of
the Epworth League will meet this.
evening atsthe home Of Miss, Watkins,
sos Fifth street The class is study
ing India Several interesting papers
viii be- given toni CHI. Mr.. Jackson
leads the class A cordial invitation
is extended to all to attend. /.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05

New Paraphernaiia The local y. @,
7. lodge has been notified that the
paraphe rnalia ordered by them some
time ago has been shipped and expect
to receive it today. When y arrives
hhe travellers will be able to work
their limitations and things like that
lin good shape.