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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-12

Chicago, Sept. l1-Wheat Sep.
$3.50; Dec 97sssc. Hug
Corn-sept. 61asc:s Dec. 59ss. to
597sc.
Oats Sept. 5sAc; Dec. 52ssc.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished room at 4OS
First street.
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FOR RENT-hoom for one or two
gentlemen. $40 Sixth street, phone
s3T.
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DRESSMAKINGG--By the day or week.
Understand cutting and fitting and
can guarantee perfection in work.
Room 8, 500 hotel. gs-.. 4 (
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WANTED.

WANTED Cook for restaurant;
lady preferred; wages $40 per week
Apply at Bismarck Employment
Agency. s ~,
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-08-10

Mrs. Mac Farlane is receiving a
visit from her niece, Miss Lillothe of
Pinconning. The latter's father, +.
t., and sister, Miss Lula, are expect
ed here today.
George G. Winans, state organizer OF
the American Society of Equity is
here and will hold meetings as follows:
At the Rogers School House this Sat
urday evening; and Monday evening
at Cleaners Hall In Echo.
j. L. Wiesman left Monday for a
visit with Farwell relatives. He was
accompanied by his children, Nose
and Phylliss, and niece and nephew
Libbie and Barney. who were return
ing home after a visit here.
DR.. and Mr.. Hugh W. Dicken ex-
pect to receive visit, today, from the
formers father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. L., OF Ann Arbor. They
will remain fortnight spending the
time resorting at Terrace Beach.
At the Methodist Church. Sunday
morning, the subject for sermon will
be, "How to Kill the Devil" A treat
for the evening service-Mr. Walter
myre of Findiay, Ohio, who is an
attorney and lecturer OF note. will
occupy the pulpit. Come and hear
religion from lawyers standpoint.
A number of Lady Maccabees of the
local hive were guests Of Ironton hive
Tuesday afternoon and evening, going
down on the Hum. An amusing CT
feature Of the trip going down was a
masculine jackass who demanded that
one of the ladies give him back seat
which he had formelv occupied, and
which she had unwitJingly taken pos
session Of. The lady complied with
sits" request, and this Knight of the
Ninetecth Century retained "its''
coveted chair the balance of the way
to Ironton. When we think OF the
Knights of old and how considerable
they we're of the gentler sex aud then
bump up against story like this 1t
makes our blood boil
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-08-10

Carrie Ofzo Mcintyre was Bellairt
visitor first of the week.
Mrs. w. E. Nalpass is guest OF Trav
erse lily friends.
Sbermans' for Fresh Meats and
Groceries. We always try to please.
Go to the polls next Tuesday and
vote for L. r. Knowles for Con. Con.
delegate.
49, Bos-So" Fly Killer for your
cows, Cheapest at w. e. Malpass
Hardware Co.'S.
Louis Bias haw and son, w. f., left
Wednesday for months visit in
New York State.
Spend nickle and get half hours
good. wholesome enjoyment at The
Electric Theatre.
Miss Mabel Church spent fore part
OF the week with her sister, Miss
Edith. at Traverse City
The sJork paid visit to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. o. Henderson,
leaving ten pound girl.
Ike Levinson leaves next month for
Ann Arbor where he enters the y. OF
M. for a course in Dentistry.
Miss Eldeen Ensign Of Chicago is
here guest Of her sister, Mrs. Harry
Cprkendall, and other relatives.
Rev. A. ID. Grigsbys attended the S.
s. Rally at Green River, Wednesday,
where he had place on the program.
East Jordan is becoming famous for
Furniture. Going outside for Furni-
ture Is thing Of the past. EMPEY
BRos.ar aiming to make prices right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Ashley are re-
ceiving a visit from the following
PincOnning friends: Mason Lathrop,
Mrs. w. N. Cline, Miss Lou Mae
Shook.
An East Jordan woman uses tele-
phone good deal. and when she be-
gins talking, her baby daughter says:
"Good-bve, goodbye; say goodbye,
mamma"
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-08-10

Boyae City celebrates Labor Day
this year.
L. G. Madison, county agent of Cor
rection and Charities, took Joseph
Poutin, Boyne City boy aged IL
years, to the State Reform School at
Lansing to remain there until IL years
of age.
You are heartily invited to attend
all services at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday; morning at 1890 and
evening at 7:30. Sunday school at
HAS; Y. Z. S. G. K. at 700. The an-
nual Sunday School Picnic this year
will be at Monroe Creek next We'd
nesday.
The big melOdramantic success,
"The M0onshiner's Daughter" is
announced for LovedaY Opera House
tonight. This attraction has for a
backing five years OF solid success all
over the country which speaks well
for the attraction. A superb scenic
display is promised and good cast.
Seats at Mack's.
A horrible accident was narrow ly
averted on the Lake Tuesday evening.
The Hum had just cleared Ironton for
East Jordan when a covered launch
approached. The Hum signalled for
them keep to the right. When
within short distance of the steam
er the wheelman on the launch sud
denly threw the boat across the bow
OF the Hum. Engineer Thompson
saw the approaching accident and
Immediately shut down the engines.
To this act the occupants OF the
launch can accredit the saving OF
their lives, The launch turned Ia
front of the Hum and passed it on the
same running side, missing the bow
by only a few feet. The launch, we
understand was heavily loaded with
ladies and children The writer don't
wish TO appear vindictive but boat
which will imperil the lives of its
passengers, as was done In this case,
ought to have their papers taken
away from them,
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-08-10
Excursions via E. j. q S.

To Milwaukee, Aug. 10Th. Fare
round trip, 5000. Return limit,
Aug. Goth.
To Detroit, Aug. Goth to Sept. 9Th
return limit Sept. 18th. Fare, s7.07.
To Detroit, Aug. 20-2l to Aug. 26Lh
Fare s10.16.
To Saginaw, Aug. 1924, return
limit Aug. Goth. Fare $40 round trip
To Grand Rapids. Sept. 9-l2. re-
turn limit Sept. Ia. Fare $500 in
Guiding admission to the West Michi-
gan State Fair.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-08-10
Fair. Sept. "a % 2s.

Fair. Sept. "a rs 28.
Knowles for Con. Con.
Annua Field Day meet at Boyne
Falls, Aug. 18th.
Have yVu joined the Lemon Club?
Rooney Smith says il great.
The new cement walks on the West
Side are decided improvement.
see Teddy" the Acting Bear. with
the "Moonshiner's Daughter" TO-
night.
There were % deaths and 30 births
in Chsrlevoix county during the past
month.
The second quarterly report Of the
County Commissioner OF Poor will APP
pear In our, next weeks issue.
II you wish TO see some fine motion
pictures spend half an hour at The
Electric Theatre. Only five cents.
A Mr.. Mark OF Idaho will open a
barber shop in the Nachazzel building
next to Lewis Grocery, this coming
week.
The Equity Picnic at Ironton
Thursday was we'll attended and a
good time enjoyed. A fine program
was given.
Premium Lists for the Twenty
third Annual Exhibit OF the Charlie
yoix County Fair are now ready. Get
one OF Secretary Brintnall.
The Rathbone Sisters conduct an
Excursion TO Charlevoix on the Hum
next Wednesday,, Aug. 14th.. Round
trip, 80 cents. Good going and COM
ing on any trip.
Atty NJ. K. Louisell of Frankfort
was an East Jordan caller Thursday.
He Is candidate for Con. Con and
was in the northern part of the dis
trIct canvassing.
BABY FOR ADoPTIoN:-A Bright,
Healthy.four months old boy is offered
for adoption in good home. For
particulars address A. e. Cameron,
East Jordan. Mich.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-08-10

elections held county and
through which the members this coming Con-
selected The members OF this
b with forming and expressing the foundations
legal requirements Of state for
all the the
highest privileges and limitations
implied constitution But preliminary
the Constitutional Convention Sep
nomination Republican candidates
b Tuesday, August l3.
that county having local candidate
will cordially its home representative and 1t should further
the polls Tuesday
will be DESTROYS voting the best qualified aud most
competent
candidates probably
questioned the Mr. Eugene
f. Cadillac the and qualified
performance of the of
prime of his life and his Mr. Saw
Oldest the several candidates His fifty ninth
birthday approaching He northern Michigan
resident Cadillac and prGcticing that city
since April 1873
literary and University Of
Michigan single possible exception larger Supreme
the 9th senatorial district He
reviewed through Constitution of Michigan
the
Attorney Department, successful
Court.
the opportunity existing with Mr. Sawyers
three delegates
district OF which this will send to the
convention would be the duty well the
privilege every votern Charvoix select Mr. Sawyer
they shall the primary election Of Tues
day, August 10.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-08-10
SHOE SALE

Ladies'
running Il ~
sSG e. viii Viii be- s,s so % for from " to sizes running
On 70
-
AZ; will sell them Ito
ChldrenS
will DI.
Digest carefully these figures waste time ia putting
plans into immediate force. Tear away few hours
from your ceaseess labor that when yon read Rock
Bottom signs you will at that exactly
what and that practice precisely what preach
Take notice of this opportunity cannot give these
values at all times.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-08-10
EXCURSIONS
VIA THH
PERE MARQUETTE
MILWAUKEE EXCURSION

MONDAY, AUGUST 10th
Tickets good to return until August
10Th. For rates and time Of trains
see poster or ask Pere Marquette
Agents,
II. +. MoELLEB, G.. p. A.
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NO PROPOSAL.
Conductor Was 'Trying to Sew Her
Up Agin Damages"

Conductor Was Trying to Sew Her
Up Agin Damages"
A young woman apparently 80
years old, jumped from St. Louis
Paducah passenger train at Grants
burg, ILL.,, Saturday while the train
was going about 30 miles an hour
"Are you hurt?" the conductor
asked her, securing data for his re-
port. The conductor continued to
sing out the regular code of ques-
tions which must go down on his re-
port to headquarters. Finally when
the woman had withstood the fusi-
lade for several moments she started
to arise. ~
Are you married?" the conduc
tor hurled at her, jotting rapidly OF
his paper, her replies.
NAV l amt married. you blasted
fool, and l don't want no proposals
from any burned railroad conductors
trying to sew me up agin damages
from the road " was her reply.
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NEW ATTRACTIONS
HOOKED FOR WALLACE PARK
CASINO AFTER THIS WEEK.
Musical Comedy, High Glass Roper
toire and Popular Stock Com
pany Are Coming.

Manager VIM. Malone. of the Wal
lace park theater, today closed con-
tracts for some excellent attractions
for the theater. Next week the
Wells Musical Farce Comedy COM
pany comes for weeks engage
|ment, and for the first week in July
he has secured company composed
of prominent members of some of the
best companies playing the winter
season. True S. James, who is well
known to Paducah people from his
connection with a stock company
that played at the Kentucky during
1.-THE summer of 1904, will be in the
company, and such standard attrac-
lions as Ghosts" 1.-THE Bells OF
lNotre Dame" GAS You Like 1t, 'Dr
Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE" and the First
Violin" will be put on. The De-
lpew-Burdette company, which plays
the Kentucky every season, comes
for the week 70 July s.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Palmer-D. r. Strain, Chicago; L.
s. Mische,i st. Louis; ]. w. Swim,
Louisville; j. B. Cove, Saginaw,
Mich: F. B. Eiglehardt, Chattanoo-
ga; ]. c. McChord, Winchester; w.
]. Dudley, Frankfort; e. e. Troyer,
New Orleans; w. N. Clymer, Phila-
delphia; NJ. R. Todd. Frankfort; w.
F. Cowper smithland; B. D. Crouch.
Nashville.
Belvedere-A. T. Coldeway, Louis
vile; J. Meis. Cincinnati; George
Mayes. Chicago; N. I. Gilbert, Muir
ray; A. H. Schoshuser, Los Angeles,
CAL; A. Teskouras. Burlington, Ia;
F. H. Holmes, Memphis; Sol. Baum,
Jackson, Tenn.
New Richmond-R. f.. Powell,
Louisville; E. d. Thompson. Mem
phis: G. NJ. Ramage. Ranckneyville,
H.; d. L. Grace. Nashville; William
Smiley, Catlettsburg; j. w. Davis.
Barlow; T. j. O'Brien. st. Paul; l..
Alexander. Martin. Tenn; Harry Ora
ham, Springfield, ILL.,; L. F. Long,
Smithland; G.. w. Funkhouver. Ev-
ansville; Claud Graham, Grahamville.
st. Nicholas-R. l.. Pickins. Dy-
ersburg; T. A. Bivin, Metropolis; r.
e. Sanders Memphis; G. w. VIII
kins. Mayfield; o. j Lawrence and
wife, Danville: w. II. Taylor. Vicks-
burg; J. w. Gwortney. Memphis; c.
e. Kloss. Jonesboro.
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BATTLE IS CLOSE
IN SUNDAY GAME
Culleys Lose by Errors to the
Jackson Professionals
Many Fans Witness Series, which
Opened Yesterday at League
Park Grounds.
RESULTS IN THE BIG LEAGUES.

Although defeated three straights
by the Jackson, Tenn. team which
showed superiority on home grounds.
the Culley's yesterday afternoon at
Wallace park event some" and gave
the boys in red a hard run for their
money. The score was to in
favor of the visitors, but it was a
case of "give away" by Culley's err
rors. Arnold pitched an excellent
game of ball, outdoing his opponent,
lebanon, but errors were piled up
behind him. The team never lost
heart and every good play was loud
ly applauded by several hundred
eager fans.
The Jackson team is composed Of
professionals and they are fast. The
Paducah boys, while lighter, show up
well and on the home grounds with
slight change in lineup, expect to
take today's and tomorrow's games.
For the Culley's yesterday Catcher
Blocks batting and Arnold's pitch
ing were features. Block slammed
out a double scoring runner from
first base.
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SEEK TO MAKE HARTMAN TALK

Commerce Commissioners to Apply to
Courts for an Order.
Washington. May 90 The inter-
state commerce commission announc-
ed today that no serious effort would
be made to agree upon a report in
the Hartman Union Pacific investi-
cation until after the circuit court in
New York City has passed upon
motion which will be made in behalf
of the commission within the next
two weeks to compel Mr.. Hartman
to answer certain questions asked
him during the Investigation. Under
advice of counsel he declined to give
any information as to his personal
Operations in stocks and refused TO
throw any light on other matters
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nous Shows United which exhibit
here on Tuesday. May 21, is univer-
sally conceded to be the best and
greatest of amusements for the chill
dren.
This year the Gentry Brothers
have doubled the size Of their shows,
have everything entirely new, with a
number of new animal acts. and clev-
err star acts by wonderful acrobats,
gymnasts, etc., in their arena, new
feature with this exhibition.
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which he considered personal. The
commission viii await this informa-
ton. If the courts sustain Mr.. Har-
riman the commission will draw its
report upon the evidence it now has
in hand. If Mr. Hartman can be COM
PEELED to answer the questions much
important evidence can be obtained
which the commissions think should
be embodied in the report.
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GENTRY BROS.
BIG SHOWS WILL BE IN PADU-
Cab TOMORROW.
Wonderful Performance BY Animals
Presented by This Famous
Aggregation.

opie Read, the famous novelist
and writer, has said. Amusement is
eternal youth" and in no form of
amusement Is the truth of the state
ment so fully verified as in the ever
lasting affection which we all treas
ure for the circus. Which of us does
not wildly remember our first visit
to the circus? Gentry Brothers Fa-
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saturday Evening Blaze.

Fire companies, Nos. 1, and 4,
were called to Ninth and Harrison
streets Saturday afternoon at s
O'Clock. A spark from an Illinois
Central engine ignited the roof Of
the Kentucky Coal and Steel COM
pany. Little damage was done.
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Notice is hereby given
that on the 18th day of May, A. d.
1907, the said John L. Wanher was
duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that
the first meeting Of his creditors will
be held at my office in Panducah, Nc
Cracker county, Kentucky, on the
29th day of May, A. D. 1907, at 0
o'clock in the fore noon, at which
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims. appoint trus-
tee. examine the bankrupt and tran
sact such other business as may
come properly before said meeting.
EMMETT w. BAGBY, Referee In
Bankruptcy.
Paducah. KY, May IS, 1907.
What we call destiny often Is only
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HIGH SCHOOL PLAY.

Juniors Will Present "Case of Sus-
pension"
This evening at the High school
the junior class will present their
play, "a Case of Suspension" The
class has worked hard during re-
hearsals and the prospects are that it
will be one of the best ever given at
the school.
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Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.
In the District Court of the United
States for the Western District of
Kentucky, in Bankruptcy.
In the matter of John i. Wanner,
bankrupt:
To the creditors OF John L. Wan
ner, Of paducah, in the county of
McCracken and district aforesaid, a
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-20
g Great Christian Work"

Saws Gen. Alexander Hamil-
ton. namesaIxe and descendant
of the great American patriot
and signer of the Declaration OF
Independence, who was cured
of Chronic Catarrh and SER
ious complications from wounds
received in the Civil War by
taking Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key, and says that giving suffer
ing humanity such a wonderful
medicine is a great Christian
work.
For many years / suffered from
Chronic Catarrh and serious compllca-
tions as result of wounds received in
the Civil War. After trying almost
every remedy without results, began
four years ago to rss Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey. / am in my ninety-second
year, feel strong and vigorous, possess
all my faculties and my catarrh has
entirely disappeared. Dufy's Pure Malt
Whiskey is the greatest cure in the
world for a broken down system.
1T has revived many of my friends
who were seriously i'll. l have induced
many neighbors and parties throughout
the country, even to the West Indian
Islands, to use Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
kew. and all Join in singing the praise of
DnTv's Pure Malt Whiskey for the
benefit they have derived from it.
One leading mechanic in plumbing
,s;ness. urged him to use Dufy's Pure
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SATURDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

Chicago. 3; Boston, 2.
Cleveland, 5; Washington, 4.
Detroit, Is; Philadelphia. 8.
New York. 4; St. Louis. 8.
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"Say. paw. who Is the greatest liy..
ing Americana" 1--WE can't tell until
the end of the season. my son. Run
along. - Milwaukee, Sentinel.
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National League.

Chicago, 2; Boston, 1.
Philadelphia, 20; Cincinnati, 2.
New York. 6: Louis, 2.
Brooklyn 81 ,Pittsburg, 1. (frst
game.) ltfsl4
Pittsburg 4; Brooklyn, 0, (second
game.)
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Following is the Programme

Part /.
CAT $3.50 o'clock.)
1. Overture, Oberon ....... Weber
2. (a.) Georgia Sunset ..... Brown
(b)Loye is King (March).. Innes
3. Nobil Signori, Aria for central
...... .... 1890. Meyerbeer
Zoe Pearle Park.
4. Fourteenth Hungarian Rhap-
sody .....-. ...........- List
Part III.
(Wagner.)
D. Rlenzi ...... ..'..... overture.
6. (a.) The Master Singers Quintette
(b.) Twilight of the Gods. -.
..... ..... Funeral Of sigfried
Z. Parsifal ..... ...... ......
49,. Procession of the Holy Grail
s. Lohengrin ..-.. Grand Ensemble
Introducing all Festival soloists.)
Cat O'clock.)
1. Second Hungarian Rhapsody.
- - 49, . 80 = baoHe
2. The Two Grenadiers. song for
basso 800. ... schumann
Forrest d. Carr.
3. Scenes for Tannhauser Wagner
4. Sicilian Vespers. Aria for So
prano .... ...... Verdi
Virginia Listemann.
5. Kammenoi Ostrow =. Rubinstein
G. Valse Caprice (Harp soloj Cheshire
II. J. Williams.
Z. (a.) From 1.-THE Rose Maiden"
Bridal chorus ..... Cowen
lb.) Praise Ye the Father Gounod
(Festival Chorus and Band
8. Grand Opera Scenes (Fantasy)
..-... .-.... .......... lines
Introducing all the Festival 500
loIsts in Arias, Duos. etc, from
Troyatore (verdD (Faust) CGou-
nod Martha (Flotow) and Lucia
(Donizetti) and ending with the
famous Anvil chorus
Popular prices will prevail.
Arrangements have been made to
accommodate vehicles of all kinds In
the grounds. and a charge OF only 25
'ents extra will be made.
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Batteries--O'BaDnon and Marmo-
lott; Arnold and Block.
Today's game will be a battle.
Dick Brahic or Hart being in the
box of the Culleys. The lineup OF
both teams this afternoon follows:
Jackson--Marmolott, c.; Kelley,
h.; Creemins. 3D.; O'Hearn. 3D..
Jolly, IT,. Schmidt. CT; Hollis, If. i;
Barber or O'Bannon, p.
Culleys-Block, c.; Hart or Bra
hic, D.; Winfrey, 2b.; Eaker. 3D.;
Newman. S.; Brahic or Hart, rf.;
McChesney, CT; Bulger, If.
Gus Brahic, who. oficiated yester-
day, will hold the Indicator.
,if .siit;ss Came Cmcellnd. "a IA.
At the last minute the game be-
tween the Marion, H.; team and the
Paducah Independents was cancelled
BY the Illinois team Saturday as the
Independents, John Holland, man
ager, started to leave. Holland was
DESTROYS of making the trip as he had
a strong lineup. Arnold. whose
good work was a feature for the Gull
leys yesterday, is a member of the
Independents loaned TO the Culleys
for the one game.
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BASEBALL NEWS
SUNDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

H'Cf' e1 17C"B"C'
R H E
ST. Louis ..-.............o D
New YORK ............ ~
Batteries-Powell and 0'connor;
Moore and Kleinow.
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What we call destiny often is only
! matter of determination.