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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-02
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Notice Of Special City Election.

Notice is hereby given that q
special city election will be held in
the Fifth ward OF the city Of Bis.
marck, North Dakota, on Tuesday
the fourth day Of June. A. D. 1907
for the purpose Of electing an alder.
man as successor to Alderman Frank
J. Mccormick, Of said ward, re
signed: }
The city council has designated the
city hall, on Main street, between
Third and Fourth streets. as the
polling place for said special cleo
ton. s
The polls will be opened at eight
o'clock a. m. and will remain open
continuously until five o'clock p. NJ
Dated May s, 1907
II F. e. YOUNG. q
+ Z. 4 b % City Auditor. +
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
City Auditors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing. certificate of nomination has
been certified to the auditor Of the
city of Bismarck, North Dakota, in
the manner prescribed by law by the
person named for the Office after
which his name appears. Said ofiicer
is to be voted for at a special city
election to be held in the Fifth ward
Of said city OF Bismarck Tuesday.
June 4, 1907. n. N
For alderman Of the Fifth ward of
the city Of Bismarck, North Dakota,
to fill the unexpired aldermanic term
Of 81 ]. Mccormick, resigned, George
Gussner. ~,
Dated this 24th day Of May. A. D.,
1907. F. =. YOUNG,
City Auditor.
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GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
was Perfectly Bald When He STARTED
~ Use Newbro's Herpicide


Frederick Manuel. Maryland block.
Butte, Montana, bought bottle Of New
bros Herpicide. April s. 80, and began to
use IL for entire badness, The hair fol-
licies In his scalp were not dead and In
20 days he had hair all over his head.
On July . he writes. and today my hair
Is az thick and luxuriant as any enc
could wish" Newbro's Herpicide works
on an old principle ard With q new Dis
coycry- destroy the cause and you re-
move the effect, Herpicide destroys the
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ana finally badness, so that with the
cause gone the effect cannot remain.
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Commercial club.

CLUB OF BISMARCK
Regular meeting Of club membership thes
FIRST Tuesday in each month; regular meet
!. each month. at Commercial club rooms, Pat
3 terson building, Main street A. w. Lucas,
president; F. L ConEln. secretary. a$E
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Pythian Sisters.

LINCOLN TEMPLE NO. o. MEETS EVERY
second and fourth Thursdsy of each month
u =. Z. hall. Orilla HenElex, II. z. c.;
l Nellie Evarts, a. Of r. and S. ss
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COURT BISMARCK, NO. asa. MEETS
I ever fourth Thursday N. each nnanth q
Oddfeilons hall John Yegsn, C. r.; WA.
Moore, 3. S.; w. Heah. r. s.
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.Rebskahs.

NICHOLSON LODGE NO. 40, MEETS TIRE
6Tss and third Saturdays IN each nonfh h
OddfelloH1 hall. Mrs. Caroline Fssheg, NJ
G.; Mras Nellie Esarts, Secretary.
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The bohemian for June has d list
Iof. short st0rtte u seventeen Of them
II the unsisual and clever kind that
We have come to expect from this
magazine. Two that VIII attract
especial attention are sMiss Dessar
Receives story Of woman
Ra es. and aThe Strength Of the
IWeaklings," a pathetic narrative full
OF struggle. hope and justified con-
fidence on the part OF two loyal
women. B:
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Knights of Pythias.

ST. ELMO LODGE NO. i. MEETS EVERY
Wednesday evening az K. r. hall, neMa Welt
block VIM. o'Hara, G. c.; u. G. HaGeas
K of r. and S.
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NJ IL. a.

3at Bakers Hall. w. BCOUCH IS
,AsF. MARQUETT. }Prss.
Secretary. sEE ,&.
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q. 8. =.

CAPITAL CRY LODGE. NO. j. MEETS
every Friday evening at Oddfellowss hA1L
@. j. Hanks, n. G.; Charles Z. Hsnsna,
Secretary. 5Sf ~ Fss55E
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lers Of the party are begging for.
something hot, and mighty quick
about it. too. !" III
Sex Of the. National Bird,
1t has been declared: BY q lecturer
to the Mothers Club Of New York
City. that the official eagle Of this
country, as shown In authorized de
signs. Is female. The proof offered
iis the white tufts Of feathers on head
and breast. The female eagle Is larg-
ler and stronger than the male. Most
persons imagine the metaphortcal
bird as a male, ornithologists say
that the eonyentio design does not
indicate the sex. But the law Il
plain In the description az 1.-THE aeal
accepted by the Continental Congress.
June go. 1859. the, masculine proneun
his Is used. three times with ref.
Ierence to the bird. The Youths Com.
Ipanion. rs
] Comparable to- the great South Sea
Bubble, says Frank Fayant In Sue
cess Magazine" for June, is the tire
Bmendous speculative craze that
spread over this country q few years.
ago In the wake Of the discoveries
lin wireless telegraphy. Here, Mr..
Fayant declares, we have the picture
of a magnificent scientific achieve
sment prostltuted by parasite promo
tiers for their own enrichment. Mr..
Fayant outlines more particularly the
work of De Forest and his coilabor--
FatOrs, and the bold promoters who
made wireless te1egraphy the. greatest
bait for small investors this country
has ever known. Baseball. its origin,
history, how it became the national
game all these points are discussed
by Henry Beach Needham in the first
of a series of three articles, which
touch upon some important features
Of this great American sport not gem
orally known. Christian Science Not
a Theory, But a Fact by Judge VIII
liam 6. Ewing, is a strong exposition
Of the practically of Christian Sci
ence as religious faith. In .sThe
Wheatlands Of West Canada Ed
ward q. Higgins tells Of the splendid
farming opportunities in the new Ca
madam frontier sections west OF Win.
nipeg.
81
In number which is filled with hui
man interest articles. The Outing
three features which are worth more
than passing notice. A series Of FIVE
paintings by N 6. Wyeth are en-
titled .srhe indian IN His so,;tuda J,
and are now arf,,l in tbe,r nict,,r;no
Of the loneliness a. nr;m,tiva 1n a.,
The f,rst ;nst ,,rnen+ ~ !. sari., that
nron, isas g {. ala 800 81. ,.T,,,s
q az ,+Ia, am, :, n. j,
nm a,se IS, r1,,,,.,,, =, ,,t,a,. . ..rs !.
$500 !, :
hra..,t,, 6 8 ,,,s,s,, 80 !. 8
j .,.st 8, Z, ! 49,, 8 -. = =
&c. y, 3 !, 800 - 01os ~ y. :
U. q q 80 s, y q ais '1'. . 9
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oneeaor g .sssnisker wherein $.ne q
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.TANcRED COMAfANDERY, NO 4, 4. 7.
Meets third Thursday in each month at Ma.
sonic ball g. w. Woibert, E. g.; y. q.
Il McKenxie, Recorder.
o. &. s..

BISMARCK CHAPTER, NO. Ii. MEETS
first and third Fridays in each month q
Masonic hall Elizabeth Orr, w. M; Hattie
1. Shelton, Secretary.
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KIRKSJAPROSEso soap Observation-Disclosures
less than half the cost of any brand OF really
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rhis Date il History
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JUNE Z. SS 55

1572Thomas
Popery England, By George
Adams, dor from u s. to England pre-
Lascaster spanlding, Bishop Peoria.
surrende troops.
defeated AZ. SS S
National
Arthur.
Garibaldi Italian
1897
Debs chicago.
prison $
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a. 8. I ID. NJ.

BISMARCK LODGE NO. lao. MEETS THE
FIRST and third Tuesdays at L o. o. r. han
s at 8 O'Clock. John: Mclaughlin. d. W.:
! Bradley c. Marks. Recorder.
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THE CHURCHES
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Of Fourth street and Avenue b.
The morning service will be held
in the Freshly erian church. for the
Baccalaureate sermon to the grad
4 ating class OF the high school. Sun.
day school as usual at IL o'clock.
3. Up. ~ service at 2 p. N. Even
ing worship st s o'clock, Topic::g
"a Strong Man Defeated Z Every
q one is invited to attend these ser
vices. Frank Wallace Stanton min
lister. $F.:5!,5
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NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN Services
will be held in the Swedish church
/ next Sunday evening at o'clock.
IA cordial Invitation is extended to
all to attend. Rev. Glassoe will
preach. 5ss
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

GIAISDl01 If AIII9 lOSQI' SAL MI OnSE1
Louis Magin, pastor. Services for
Sunday, June 2. IL o'clock, Sum
day school meets. Two adult bible
classes. $3.50 p. M. Junior League
service, 7:15 p. m.. Epworth
League devotional meeting. Ralph
{ Fisher leader. s p. M. Evening
gospel service. serman by the pas
/. tor, topic THE Sin Of Omission.
Special music by the choir. Song
{ service for fifteen minutes. Ad-
/ mission Of members. Baptism. Ey-
Z eryone is cordially invited to our
services. There will be no morning
I preaching service In order that all
may have an opportunity Of hear
i ing the Bacaclaureate sermon At
the Presbyterian church. n
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CATHOLIC CHURCH Second Sun
day after Pentecost and Corpus
Christi. The parish masses viii be
at $3.50 and 10:30 Exposition Bl.
I sacr before high mass. Sunday
4 school at 2 p. m. Evening services
and eception Of; sodality members
at 80, closing with Benediction.
High mass on week days will be
at 500 from now on. Wednesday,
+ Feast OF st. Boniface, and Friday,
I Feast Of the Sacred Heart. y
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LODGE, NO. 5. IA. n Il Az m.
Meets first and third Mondays Ia each month
at Mssonic hall. w. a. Dillon, w. NJ; g.
+. Duilsfn, Secretary.
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etc; !" A Princess Of Virginia. 4 81
poetic drama BY Kate Tucker Goode.:
short stories by Caroline Lockhart,
Marion Hill. Edith Morgan Willett,
Carrie Blake Morgan, Lucy Copinger.
Minna Thomas Antrim, Walter Jones.
and Claire Wallace Flynn; and es-s.
says by George L. Knapp and Mrs
John Van Worst The department. of
humor Walnuts and Wine, & is un-
usually bright this month. I.
" One cannot thr,lthfully say that
patriotism Is dying out when the ma
azines, which are merely refectors,
show the national holidays as faith
fully as they do. The Designer is
Sup-to-date in this as in other respects
in Its July number The sketch How
the Flag Came by the Name Of Old
Glory, " Is OF considerable. historical
interest And q very graceful and
well Illustrated story, The CoioneI's
Coming also is appropriate for the
war-holiday. To the wood architect
4 or any man fond Of making his house.
or parts Of his house OF rough-hewn
trees. the article entitled Building
with Trees" will appeal strongly.
ANY one Of the four things in the
June American Magazine would have
made the numebr 4 good one: Edwin
ELefeyre's character sketch 81 Harri.
man, Ellis Parker Buffers story Of
...Weater New York In 1872 Ray.
stannard Bakers account Of me
Negro In Southern City Life,' 81 ida
ia. Tarber,s story 81 Grover Cleve-
lands great fight Of 1887 In the
same number the author OF Emmy
Lou tells another sLet4tia story.
Elizabeth Irwin writes OF the most
famous artists model In the world.
n Marion Crawford goes on with
IIhis serial, ana David Grayson writes
of The Tramp ID his Adventures
In Contenfmeut' SERIES other con-
tributors Of stories and poems are.,
IM. J. Reynolds. Witter Bynner, Walt.
er' a. Frost Frances Bent billing.
Iham. Gale Young Rice. and Waltsr
Prchard Eaton .s1he interpreter
talks about socialism.
The bohemian for June has d Iist
OF short stories eventeen Of them
Iof the unssual and clever kind that
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EPISCOPAL GHuRC Services for
the first Sunday after Trinity Sun
day school at 40 q. N. Subject OF
lesson Cain and Abel Morning
service with sermon at HOO. NH
sic by the vested choir. The rector
will affieiate The church Is on the
corner OF Third and Thayer streets.
Ven. O. r. Jones, Rector.
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GERMAN EvANGELIC AL CHURCH
The morning services OF the Ger
man Evangelical church will be
! held lie the Swedish L.ut heran
church corner Of Rosser and Sew
enth streets, at 1890 d. M. Sum
day school at 2:sO p. m. The even
q Ing services IN the court house at
8 p. m. Everybody Is cordially in.
vited, w. G. Menges. pastor
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SECRET so ciETiEs.
Masonic.

I. 2, 3. Z. . ], !, !. n 3, . I.
Meets first and third Mondays Ia each month
q Mssoriic hal. w. A.. Dillon, w. Nj "
+. Duilsfn. Secretary. a
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ssnie hail. g " B. Woibert, e s; -. a. al
b sssSs $50 a
& $s
q s53 ID. e. s.,
:88 RI 81 s Y
Mason,e ssll s,zapefh UT, y AZ; hatss
a~ - KS 55 SfS
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Stations
tations. MOL Nos Nos

m West Bound.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
AMERICANS INVEST
IN BERLIN THEATER
Germans Greatly Interested
in Project for Big
Opera House.

BERLIN, Dec. berlin music lovers
are very much Interested in the new
opera house which is to built in this
city by a syndicate Of American mil
lionaircs.
Under the present conditions the the
aters subsidized by the government
could not afford to pay such high sal
aries demanded by frst-class operate
stars, and it was feared that opera in
this city would fall to decadence.
The American Opera House, which is
TO De located in the neart of the city
and which is to cost nearly $4,000. 600,
will, it is thought, prove a very good
investment after a few years.
OF course, people here would rather
nave seen a national German opera
house, but the fact that the plans for
the building have been drawn by a
German architect has made a very good
impression, and outside that part Of
the press which IS always bowling
against America. nothing but praise OF
the undertaking is heard.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
DIR. NEVITT SERIOUSLY ILL
AFTER ERDANGEROUSO OPERATION
Returns Home F rom
Hospital, But Remains
in Bed.

DR. ]. Ramsay hewitt. District Cor
oner has been IN a number of weeks,
suffering from a complication Of dis
eases. and is still unable to attend to
his duties. Following an operation for
appendicitis, Or. hewitt was at the
Emergency Hospital for more than three
weeks. He was able to leave that iusti-
tuition a week ago and is now at his
home.
DR.. hewitt has not been able to per
form the duties of his office since fall.
and during his absence Dr.. Glazebrook
has been the acting coroner.
At the Coroner's residence last might il
WAS said that it vas not known when
DR.. hewitt would gain be on duty. 1t
was stated that his health is improving
every day. but his condition is such that
he can give no thought TO the work OF
the Cononer's office as yet.
Before he was finally compelled tC give
up. many OF his friends. seeing that his
physical condition was such that he
would soon suffer a general breakdown,
advised him 20 take a vacation Not
needing this advice, he refused to stop
work until his health became so poor
that he was Obliged to take a rest.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
HENRY EENBLE DEAD,
NEPHEW OF GEORGIAN

LONDON, Dec. THE death OF
Henry Kemble, a gTadson OF the great
Charles Kemble and one OF the most
popular actors OF the old school IN
this country, has a peculiar interest
for Americans.
AS he was dying in the Island OF Jer-
sey, and, being fully conscious, he sent
two telegrams, one TO the Hon. Mrs,
James Leigh and the other to Lady
Bancroft, saying. IAN is over; God
bless you
The Mrs. Leigh he sent the message
70 is the wife Of the Dean OF Hereford
and was the daughter OF Pierce Butler
OF Georgia, who married the eccentric
and famous Fanny Kemble. Mrs. Leigh
was therefore a first cousin OF the late
Henry Kemble and Is the sister-in-laW
or the present Lady Leigh, who IS also
an American.
Mrs. Leigh was brought up IN Geor-
gia, where she still has estates inher-
tied from her mother and which she
occasionally visits. Many years ago a
guest who was staying with Fanny
Remble CMrs. Butler) at her home IN
Georgia, remarked:
Your nephew. Harry Kemble, Is aw-
fully fond Of you. hear" Mrs But
Ter replied icily:
He may admire my undoubted tai
ents, no may envy my position but no
one has ever been fond OF me-"
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
DETECTIVE WIFE
TO ASK DIVORCE
Mrs. Watlington fastening
to Chicago to Prosecute
Wealthy Packer.

CHICAGO, Dec. Mrs. Nellie Rob
erts Watlington, who followed her hus-
ard, J. Ashley Warrington, millionaire
packer, from their home in the Bermuda
Islands and caused his arrest In the
home Of an artist at FOrtieth street and
Drexel avenue is coming 10 Chicago
from New York.
Mrs. Warrington, who was prominent
in Dayton. Ohio, society before her
marriage, said that she would start d.
vorce proceedings in Chicago next Tues
day, and name two prominent married
women Of the south side.
.he two women 10 be mentioned, ac-
cording 10 Mrs. Watlington. met her
husband in New York and accompanied
him TO his home From there they
went 10 Atlantic City. where she OBJ
tanned considerable evidence against
them. In Chicago a few days ago a
third woman, an artist and photOg-
rapher OF the south side, Joined the gay
party, and IT was In her home that Wat
lington was arrested.
Unless WathngtoE makes a settlement
OF $4,000 with his wife, these names
VIII be made public In the divorce court
Watliugtou, because Of the expose.
threatened to commit suicide the morn
ing he was arrested, and offered the
detective Sl,eO 10 allow him 10 escape
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
Tourists Visit
Haunted House

PARIS, Dec. American tourists in
crowds are visiting a house in the Rue
Notre Dame de Lorette that is haunted.
For the past six months the concierge
of the house has heard melancholy
meanings like that of a woman in pain,
seeming to come from a wall behind
her bed.
Nine. AIatasse, Of the first floor, has
also heard the sounds during the period
mentioned, and is still more affirmative
than the concierge. In the beginning
she and her husband laughed at the
matter, but now it has become very
serious.
All sorts Of suggestions have been
made, such as that some practical Joker
might have placed a phonOgraph in
such a position that IT could be heard
here, or perhaps a dog had got impris-
oned in a chimney or somewhere from
whence it could not escape, but 1t could
not have lived all this time, and. in
deed. all efforts to, fathom the mystery
have been in vain.
The sounds are so persistent and an
nCying that a police inspector has been
to examine the premises, but he also
has found nothing.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
COINS DEFECTIVE,
NEW DIES ORDERED
Wire Edge on New Gold
Pieces Caused by
MiSfit.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. The new
double eagles which have caused so
much criticism because Of the change
i'm design and omission Of the inscrip-
tion In God We Trust are defective.
Orders were received from washington
at the Mint here today to stop coming
the new gold pieces. Only the sharp
wire edge Of the coins H. at fault New
dies viii be supplied, and recoining will
be resumed. There win be no change
in the design of the coins.
Orders for the recasting Of the dies
for the new double eagles we've issued
from the Treasury Department as a re-
suit Of the criticism of the coin experts.
II was found that in casting the pieces.
when the gold was forced in. the dies
did not fit close together by a fraction
of an inch, thus leaving a wire edge on
the upper corner of the rim.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
RIOTOUS SOLDIER
TAKEN BY POLICE
Army Officer Compels Pri-
Vate to Surrender at
Pistol Point.

PITTSBURG, Dec. TT order you 20
surrender yourself to these police" said
Lieutenant Blake today as ne drew
his revolver and pointed It at the breast
of J. p. Bryan. a regular soldier and Il
veteran of the Spanish-American war.
The soldier submitted and was taken
a prisoner to Central station after an
exciting night on a train carrying q
detail OF soldiers West 70 embark for tie
Philippines.
A telephone message was sent TO In
spector Lawrence BARLEY at Central
station today saying that there was a
riot among some soldiers at the Lafay-
cite Hotel and a squad Of police were
hurried to the scene. Ten OF them hHd
gene in the bhrroom Of the hotel and
were fighting among themselves.
Bryan ordered a drink and the bar-
tender refused 70 serve him as he Is
alleged TO have been intoxicated. The
soldier then ordered a cup OF coffee,
which was about to be served him, when
he struck William KrunkeI Witt, the
cashier, several times. The police were
called out.
The soldiers went to their car
Lieutenant Blake. In charge OF the
soldiers, told the police to take the MN,
as he was trouble-maker. Several OF
the companions of Bryan protested and
Lieutenant Blake drew his revolver
Bryan was fined SIS or thirty days
IN the worIKhoUse. He will probably
serve the time.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
MERELY HIS OPINION.

The late James Mcneil whistler was
standing bareheaded in a hat shop, tile
clerk having taken III his hat 10 an
other part Of the shop for comparison
A man rushed in with his hat ia his
hand. and. suppOsing Whistler TO be g
clerk angrily confronted him
see here" no said, this haA doesn't
fit
Whistler eyed the stranger critically
out:
Wei, neither does your coat. What's
more, Il you'U pardon me saying 50
I'll be hanged II / care much for the
color of your trousers. s."-Everybody