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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-02
THE CIT 9 ] ; !
Special Sale DO not miss to take
advantage Of AL ". Lncas co. special
sale of eady-to-wear apparel.


sale 81 realdy-to-wear apparel.
Petition Denied The petition Of
the Hardy Drug CO. for = permit To
sell intoxicating liquors was denied
BY the court yesterday.
s Presbyterian Church Rey. Stanton
Will talk to the graduating class at
1O:45 on sunday morning and the
Rev. Hill will preach his first SER
mon ii the evening at 3 o'clock.
play AZ New saler,, he BisIharck
BAH team win go to New Salem on
the noon train today To play the fast
nine Of that town. The locals went
out there last year and got done up
but have hopes Of better luck this
time.
Sermon to Graduating cIassAll
the churches will unite today III serv-
I. ices at the Presbyte rian church. Rev.
Stanton OF the Baptist church, on
invitation of the class, will preach
y the sermon. IA special musical pro
gram has been prepared for the oc.
casion.
The Baccalaureate Sermon To the
graduating cfass will be delivered BY
Rev. f. w. Stanton, pastor Of the
Baptist church, IN the Presbyte
church this morning The Baptist
and Methodist congregations will
unite in the service. An unusually
attractive musical programme has
been arranged. The service begins
at 1O:45 sharp. Everyone is invited.
Many New Buildings party who
drives about the city a great deal
said yesterday that he had counted
forty-seven new residences and
business houses or additions to
buildings in course Of construction
! In this city. and the building season
here has hardly begun. The con
] tractors and architects report many
persons discussing building PROPOSE
lions and it looks as though Bismarck
would see its banner building era this
year.
Services III Chapel The idea tc
have divine services occasionally IN
the cemetery chapel has found favor
with the Bismarck people. Last
Thursday, though the morning all
was cool, many had gathered to ait
tend the high mass and benediction
at $3.50 in the cemetery char S. The
children under the guidance Of the
school sisters, sang hymns and parts
Of mass. The scene on the hill was
inspiring, like an Easter morn. The
bell donated by Amos Robidou rams
! out an invitation as well as Mem
ento Mort. +
B The 6ljeu Theatre co.-The chill
dren,s matinee Saturday proved e
be success Each little one 70
ceived hag OF candy following the
second reel Of pictures. Each per
SON purchasing thirty-cent reserved
seat ticket next week will receive
4 coupon which will entitle them Is
4 drawing to be held next SATURDAY.
night after the second show, SO as 4
give those employed 10 the stores 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-02
More Bouquets.

In discharging you, gentlemen, let
me say briefly that thank you sin
cerely for the courtesy and consider
alton which you have given the court
during your arduous labors AS /
stated to you at the outset, our duties
are similar and the court himself
needed your assistance as much as
You needed the assistance of the
court, and even more believe that
4 have not been disappointed In the
assistance which you have rendered
me during your Iabors. thank you
sincerely for the prompt and impair
tial manner in which believe you
have endeavored to discharge your
duties, and Won are hereby relieved
and discharged from further attend
ance at this term Of the grand jury
Miller ExpIodes 4 Bomb.
Mr.. Miller, assistant attorney gem
eral. was in the court room and there
upon came forward with the follow
ing:
4 AT this time I, on the part of the.
state Of North Dakota. desire to make
q request Of the court which Il ask,
TO be made part Of the record The.
State Of North Dakota at this time.i
in the cases Of the State Of North
Dakota versus 2. G. Patterson. now
formally requests the court to hold
the defendant and resnbmit the cases
TO another grand Jury, to be inn
mediately called BY the court This
request is based upon the report of
the grand Jury fled In theses cases,
the minutes Of the testimony taken
before the grand jury and the record
Rof the reporter taken at the time OF
impanelling the grand jury, ali Of
which now formally make part
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-02
THE MURDER TRIAL.
Defense II Buchanan Case Now Hav-
ing It's Inning.

At the afternoon session Of the dis
trict court the Buchanan murder
trial had not been finished. The de-
PENDANT himself went upon the stand,
and was, like his witnesses before
him. subjected to a most rigid and
searching cross examination. 1t IS
presumed that the case will be COM
pleted and go to the jury on Mon
day.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-02

Drop In and have d cup Of coffee
and hot biscuits at our store any day
next week; will be glad to see you
If Won intend to buy or not g w.
Wolbert Hardware Co.
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] COMING {: We NT.S

June Is. s MN
I Cash Carnival Street Fair Company.
+, + sss June 18. IN
4 Cash Carnival Street Fair Company
b June 90.
Cash Carnival Street Fair Company.
June 81.
Cash Carnival Street Fair Company.
June &c.
Cash Carnival Street Fair Company,
June 27-2s.
.onyention Of North Dakota Sports
mems association In this city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-02

Be sure and call at our store one
day next week. w. Wolbert
Hardware Co. ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-02

A gracious tribute was paid Fore
man Bell in the following terms:
Resolved. That vote Of thanks =
= be extended to our foreman. Mr. y
= J. =. Bell, for the fair and impair <
Z tial manner that he has CON =
< Quoted the deliberation Of this :
4 body. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-02

Want jail Fixed
TO the Honorable Board OF County
Commissioners Of Burleigh County,
North Dakota:
Gentlemen: We, the grand jury Of
said county, havinEs inquired into the
condition and management Of the
county Jail, beg leave to report as
follows:
We would recommed that b water
closet be Installed in the corridor
of the cell room at the east side Of
the cage; also one In the anteroom
adjacent to the jury room; also that.
the sewer pipe be lowered SO ais to
permit OF connection with the sinks
in the basement; also that the locks
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-02

We desire to extend to States =
= Attorney Patterson our thanks =
= for the advice and assistance =
= which he has rendered us in our :.
4 deliberations. We believe he has =
& been able, jealous and impartial :
= in the discharge Of his official :
= duties:
=. J. i. Bell, =
(. G. 3. Crookshank, Foreman. I.
Clerk. s8
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-02

Petlt ion Denied The petition q
the Hardy Drug co. for 4 permit "a
sell Intoxicating liquors was denied
by the court yesterday. 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-02

on the iron shutters to the windows
of the cells on the first floor be re-
placed with some more substantial;
also that the lock to the door OF the
main cell room on the second floor
be repaired
We further report that we find the
condition and management of Ihe
county Jail very satisfactory.
Dated June 1907
!. 4. Bell,
g. 3 Crooks shank Foreman.
Clerk X
Bouquets. .8
The following was then read by the
foreman: rs M
We desire to extend to your y
3 Honor our thanks for your cour- y
8 teous, wise and painstaking guide
ance Of our labors. We have :,
= been sustained and assured, In =
4 the discharge OF our duties, by =
Z the consciousness that in YOU we =
4 had g willing and able adviser. 4
Y We are indebted to you not only =
g for the valuable assistance rem :.
= dered but for your example Of =
= ideal citizenship and manhood. =
= We congratulate the county and !.
& district In which you SO ably :
= preside in the administration Of :
= justice. I.
j. Z. Bell, .
Il G. r. Crookshank, Foreman. :
-, An Clerk. 55. &. :
The following vote OF thanks was
extended to States Attorney Patter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-02

Presbyterian Church Rev. Stanton
will talk to the graduating class at
10:45 on Sunday morning and the
Rev Hill will preach his first ser
mon ii the evening at 8 O'Clock.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-02

Play Az New Salem he Bismarck
ball team will go to New Salem on
the noon train today To play the fast
nine Of that town. The locals went
out there last year ana got done up
but have hopes Of better luck this
Hin, q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-02

4 Sermon to Graduating Class All
the churches will unite today III serv-
ices at the Presbyterian church. Rev.
Stanton OF the Baptist church. on
invitation of the class, will preach
the sermon. A special musical pro-
gram has been prepared for the oc-
casion. s
The Washington times., 1907-05-26

rather circuUscribed in your treatment.
Apply the wrinkle lotion I am giving
you with massage rubbing with the
grain OF the skin Use the blackhead
remedy at night. after washing the face
first with hot and then with cold water
NIILK~OF WHITE ROSES.
a cure for wrinkles)
tsOSeWdEer 80 = pint
Simple tincture Of benZOin..-.-. 2. ounce
AALaE OF roses 0EollS
Put the rOsewater in basin Add the
tincture Of benZOin a drop at a time
Add altar of roses and bottle
CURE FOR 9LACKHEADs
Pure brandy ...-...,..--....... ounces
cologne .-.-..-------- ..---------l ounce
Liquor Of pOtassa- -----....----- , ounce
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laid down for the cure of obesity. She
can. however, get fresh air, If only by
always-Open windows, she can. refrain
from waters and carbon compounds In
her diet; and she can take five or ten
minutes of the needed systematic eXer-
ciSes a day. II a woman is as busy and
as temperate as you describe and still
has a tendency toward the excessive
accumulation of flesh, II is probably
constitutional. and almost impossible 10
eradicate. Nichy and Kissingen waters
may do her marvellous good; on the
other hand. they are so Indispensable
that they may only increase her stout
ness In that case. she must disguise
what she cannot prevent, and wear long
lines and simple trimmings Perhaps,
after all. your own dread of obesity
may be ungrOun led.
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with a little sweet oil. For the "betwIxt
and between" freckles. uncomfOrtably
noticeable, and yet not enduring, simple
remedies are best. Buttermilk Is good I;
pure. sweet cream better, and the eX-
pressed juice Of tomatoes or cucumbers
best of all.
As a general rule. the less important
summer complexion troubles Will dis
appear of themselves in the course OF
time. and the principle OF let well
enough alone" is best adopted with
them 1t is only the more serious eff
hictions that really require treatment,
and even they yield readily 70 IL - a
usual thing. Let your face alone and
keep out of the sun, and you will come
out all right in the end.
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MISUNDERSTANDING. IIITTTIL III!l Observation-Disclosures
ANoliaattaz5 ct la ha6an L5a1 III Sa56Uw

play. This time mix it with enough
talcum powder to make a paste, and
spread il on the face when retiring.
Another homemade remedy is to rub
the skin thoroughly with the inner side
of the rind of a freshly pared cucumber
And still another is baking sOda-sOv-
ereign healer of all burns-either made
into solution for washing or applied
in hot congresses
But the prime cure is hot water, as
near scalding as can be borne, and
plenty Of it. Wash the face repeatedly
in this at the first opportunity. Then
rub in a healing ointment. and finally,
when you go to bed. cover the face with
cloths dipped in witch hazel. Keep the
bottle near the bed and when the cloths
dry wet them again, until YOU fall
asleep. In the morning your face will
be virtually unframed The skin may
possibly peel but il will not blister
certainly a point of advantage. A good
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IT HEY tell us that blondes are dis
appearing from the earth. IL
sounds an anomaly to say that
many Of tne now existent blondes
would hail this condition with ioy-in
summer. at any rate. Nevertheless. the
suderings which they especially-for the
average blonde is much more thin-skin-
ned and susceptible TO climatic condi-
uons than is the average brunette-en-
dure as a consequence Of sunburn, and
me kindred ills which mankind must
labor under from June TO September
e. are enough TO make even the most self
satisfied, fair-haired man or woman
long for race of exclusively dark
tressed people. However. two things
may console them-they are not so iso-
lated in their misery as they think. for
many brunettes are as much victims as
they, and there is often for their ills
both prevention and cure.
To be sure, the ways of preventing
tan. sunburn. and freckles are not so
numerous as their remedies, but they
yet exist. There IS only one condition
attached to most Of them-one must for
the time being sacrifice all personal van
ity, and consent TO appear a perfect
fright. The condition attaches, how
ever. % the afflicuon itself, as well, and
the lack Of personal suffering caused by
prevention certainly sends the balance
far on the affirmative sidel
Magnesia Averts Sunburn.
Magnesia. for instance. is one of the
best ways known OF forestalling sun
burn, before going on the water. Rub
hing a cake OF it on the face until the
skin is well covered with the white
powder is excellent. always provided
that one does not mind looking like a
newly arisen ghost
Sea and river trips. indeed. are more
likely to cause sunbun Of the really
painful variety than any other expert
ence. a secondary cause is the drying
of the skin by the free action of the
wind and sun afforded by the wide ex-
panse Of open space. To avoid this
grease the face well with cold cream
before starting, and take with you in
your bag or tucked into your glove one
OF the tiny tubes of lip salve that may
he procured at any druggists. Then
as soon as you feel your face begin
ming TO draw, rub a little of the oil on
the skin
Always powder the face well before
going out and wear, whenever possible.
a double chiffon veil, which viii Offset
the action OF the sun. Let its color be
gray, blue, or green, as these shades
draw the suns rays much less than do.
for Instance. red or orange. Violet IS
also az excellent color, and white should
be preferred TO black
An old-fashioned preventive. but a
good one is to wash the face in butter
milk before essaying a trip In the open
air. Use the buttermilk Just as you
would water. pouring a sufficient guam
Jity into a basin and LAYING the face
well. Let il dry on the skin and then
powder
80 much for the preVentives: now for
the cures. Again buttermilk comes into
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Azulago Buaeg ZzeAae Bz@v Gagzg0uS

what kind2 I have dandruf also. Ny
scalp seems 10 dry and ltcnes great
deal. Mrs. l.. +. N.
You seem TO be suffering from a lack
OF natural oil in the skin Of both your
face and your scalp. 1 would advise
you 10 use the lotion for enlarged pores
/ am giving you and then the cream
A complexion brush would help the
blaclIheads. but I cannot treat them
further until l know further your nose
Is dry or ely. II often happens that
those with dry skins otherwise have
10 squeeze the blackheads out after
ward. II they persist, use the green
soap and ether hniment
LOTION FOR ENLARGED PORES.
Boric acid...-.-.---.--...--- I dram
Distilled witch hszel.------------ 4 ounces
Apply with a piece Of old linen or bit
OF absorbent cotton
CREAM OF SWEET ORANGES.
a Skin FoOd-)
Sweet oil Of almonds..-..........2 ounces
Orange-iOwer water. --..-..-..--. ounces
White wan drains
OIL OF sweet orange 1 dram
Sparmaceti .-- .......-..-.. . drains
Half III a saucepan with boiling water
Stand a lam Jar in this Shred the wax
and spermaceti into the Jar. Let IL dis
solve. Heat almond oil and add 20 the
wax. Heat Orange-hOwer water; add a.
half teaspOontul al time, stirring
the mixture quickly. Lift the jar out Of
of the saucepan. Beat mixture with the
whisk Heat and add oil of sweet
orange. Whisk cream until IL is cold.
Put in pots and cover with parchment.
GREEN-SOAP TREATMENT FOR BLACK
HEADS
Tincture of green soap--......... ounces
Distilled witch haZel--.--.-------2 ounces
Let this mixture remain on only a few
minutes, then wash Of with hot water
II the green soap irritates the skin. as
il sometimes will. use il every other day.
Apply with cold cream
Green soap may be purchased at any
good drug store. 1t is not regular cake
soap" but is about the consistency Of
custard.
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the most common. and. perhaps. the
greatest affliction. If they are light. the
best thing would be TO let Them alone
They will probably soon disappear IN
TINS case, and it is not worth while TO
bother about them II on the other
hand, they are of the obstinate variety
which remains all the year. and IS
especially conspicuous, there is nothing
or IL but 10 Use strong remedies in an
effort TO get rid Of them A good cure
IS composed of = dram of oxide of zinc
4 dram Of subiOdide of bismuth. ia
Grams OF deXtrine. and ~ drains OF
giycerine. Spread the paste upon lie
treckles at night, before going 10 bed.
In the morning remove what remains
The Washington times., 1907-05-26

Don't think about yourself. but about
your lessons, when you recite I know
IL IS hard now not to think that every
one In the class is watching you, but
take my word for il that they are not
As you grow older you will Outgrow
TINS, and will laugh at your former
nervousness Keep as much as possible
III the open air, eat good wholesome
food, mingle with other girls and boys.
and study your lessons Thoroughly. ana,
Oeheve me, the trouble will disappear.
The Washington times., 1907-05-26
Enlarged Toe Joint.

Can an enlarged toe joint be cured?
VIII an operation remedy it2 q. 9.
II by an enlarged toe joint YOU mean
bunion. the treatment I am giving
you viii surely prove efficacious. other
wise, there Is little you can do except
TO wear a properly fitting shoe and TO
rub alternately with alcohol and cold
cream. No operation will help you, and
may harm you seriously.
TEATMENT FOR BUNGONS.
Get a bunion plaster of the druggist
and nick with the scissors around the
inside circle or opening. MOisten the
plaster and put il over the bunion Put
a small wedge of felt between the great
toe and the second toe. which will throw
the foot more into shape. 1t will greatly
relieve the pressure on the Joint
Draw the stocking on carefully. When
you put your shoe on you will discover
that the enlarged joint does not begin
10 show as much with the plaster on
as without And all pain and irritation
are prevented by wearing the plaster
which makes il impossible for the leath-
er to come in contact with the sore
joint or irritate it. Wear well-ftting
shoes and stockings
The Washington times., 1907-05-26
Skin Very Delicate.

have numerous blackheads on the
nose and wrinkles on the forehead and
liEes about the mouth. 1 have tried
washing the lace at night with warm
water and pune imported CASTLE soap.
but il makes ny skin smart and burn.
I have tried mas saying with cream, but
il produced a grUwth OF hair and pim-
pies. Even the A-entlest massage will
produce pimpies. and bIackheads follow
IN the wake Of them. At present have
n cream. prepared b- myself and con-
sisting of almond oil and mutton tall
low, but the Odor of the tallow is often
sive. What can 1 use? l. K
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What Is India Ink?

In Nour columns you have given a
formula for Chinese eyeIash stain
among the ingredients being India ink,
which have been unable to find at the
anOthecaTieS.
Is II such as is used for crayons, etc. !:
end do You mean the liquid of now
dered idnd2 The formula is not Guife
Gear 10 me NJ. X.
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A Number of Questions.

After washing. my skin is dry. which
makes IL impossible to apply powder
smoothly Can you tell me Of a cream
that can use before applying powder
something that will prevent chapping
and rougnness, but that will not make
hair GROVE
1 should like something to fatten my
face, which is quite thin What effect
has the orange skin fOod2
1 should also like something TO vvhften
my skin and something 20 make nv
eyebrows grow thick and strong.
What can 1 use 10 polish my finger
nails? LOUIS PET
Do not use soap on the face. as II
makes il smooth and shiny. Before
using the powder apply the following
cream, and then IN, of well with a
soft towel II will Also fatten the face.
and VIII not grow hair. 1t IS the cream
10 which you refer, is IL not2
ORANGE-FLowER CREAM.
Spermaceti --.--------.--..........1 ounce
l-anOln , ounces
COcOanut oil. observation-disclosures ounces
Orange-fiower water--.--..-...... , ounces
Oil of sweet almonds. ............ 4 ounces
Tincture Of benzOin- drops
Melt the first five ingredients together.
Take off the FIRE and beat until nearly
cold, adding little by little the benzoin,
ana idSLlN the OsanEe-LDMer wafer
Nothing VIII whitcn your skin perma-
nently. II IL is a temporary bleach or
powder that you desire, write 10 me
again and ] viii give il 10 you
A good eyebrow grower is the follow
ing:
EYEBROW AND EYELAsH GROWER.
cologne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ ounces
Glycerlne .---------------------- IL ounces
Fluid extract Of Jabarandi---- drains
Agitate ingredients till thoroughly in
corpOrated. Apply TO the eyebrows with
a brush. and 10 the lashes with a tiny
camel s-hair paint brush. The brush
must be freed from any drop and passed
lightly along the edge OF the eyelids.
exercising extreme care that no minut-
est portion Of the lotion touches the eye
itself
To polish your nails, buy a chamois
pOlisher with an ivory or metal handle.
and rub on the following powder with
Il Do not make the nails disagreeably
shiny. but stop when they begin TO
grow bright.
NAH. POWDER FOR POLISHING.
Talcum powder II ounce
Pulverized pUmice stone. ? ounces
Mix thoroughly, add fifteen grains OF
carmine. and a Few drops OF oil OF rose.
il a perfume is desirable Sift through
silk boiling cloth.
The Washington times., 1907-05-26

1t would be well. perhaps. TO give here
few warnings. Never. by any chance,
use lemon, vinegar. salt, or, above all.
cold water. on the face as all Of them
cause bad burning. Walk, when pos
sible. on The shady side OF the street
and Try TO do your outdoor business IN
the cool of the day. And. finally DO
not tamper with the burned or freclIlCd
skin, as YOU may harm rather than
benefit II by harsh measures.
Which brings us to the subject Of
freckles. of all summer ills, these are
The Washington times., 1907-05-26
Dry Face and Scalp.

I have enlarged pores and a great
many blackheads on my nose. I nave
been troubled for a number of years
with them. My skin seems dry and peels
on when 1 use soap. Won you ad-
wise complexion brush, and II so,
The Washington times., 1907-05-26
The troubles of a schoaleirl.

When / recite my lessons / become
very nervous: my eyes burn and grow
smaller. and my voice gets very harsh
All the other girls have such sweet
voices and car recite their lessons so
nicely. This makes me feel very sad
and worries me.
LUST A SCHOOLGIRL.
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pulled out by the roots, and in the x-ray
this excessively strong light. with it's
powerful influence, is turned directly on
one, but they are not unbearable. Per-
sonally, I should prefer the electricity.
as not so expensive and quicker in its
action.
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harmless, but its effect is long lasting
1t would probably turn your shade OF
hair a brilliant auburn.