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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
UNCLE SANS W0RKMEN
ESCAPE SCHOOL TAX
Men Employed on the Construction OF
buildings at Fort Mhipples Are De-
clartd Exempt.

Hereafter no more school tax viii
be collected from the Workmen m
ployed 10 the construction OF building.
.at Fort Whipple by the Darrell Con-
.struction company and other contrac-
tors. 90 obedience 10 an order from
Major Foster. the commanding Officer
who holds that the county has no 1uf-
.isdiction within the bounds Of the Fort
.Nhlpple military reservation, says the
Prescott Journal-Miner.
This decision Of h commanding Of
ncer Is the outcome Of complaints OF
the workmen employed there from
whose wages school taxes for the year
1907 had been deducted by the con-
tractors az the request Of County As
SCISSOR Campbell When the attention
.of Major Foster was called 20 the mat
ter ne told the representative of the
Barrell C~ohstruction company thar
they had no right 10 deduct school
tax from mechanics and laborer IN
pioyed on the reservation by rcason ~
the fact that the county has no Juris-
dietian there. j. A. Wentworth. book
keeper for the contractors, notified the
assessors office by telephone yesterday
pf the orders given by Major Foster.
aud the outlook b. that the school fund
of the territory will not be swelled by
any taxes collected from workmen
there In the future.
The statute makes e compulsory
an employers in the territory 90 epi-
lect school tax from an employees ana
turn the same over to the county as
SCISSOR. when called upon for a list OF
the employees hy the latter and i MAS
ln obedisnce 10 the statute and az the
Of the assessor that b man
~ the Darrell Construction
company has collected school tax from
los employees ira the past.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
HEAVIER sTTEI FOR
SILVER CITY BRANCH

The Santa Fe is replacing b light
steel along the silver CITY branch line
with the heavier steel. The reason for
this change IS the heavy business being
done over the branch line by the ore
trains. and ID g. also reported that this
work Is being done la order 20 prepare
the road for tho new train service that
IS % be put on between Fl Paso n
silver CITY on october l..
The steel that IS being put down is
1.-THE regulation seVcnty-hVe pound
rolled steel and viii replace the sixty
pound steel that Is being used az pres
ont The work has been completed
TWENTY-FIVE miles out OF Rincon. and
the remaining seVenty-five miles viii
be put down MS soon as IL Is received
from the rolling mills.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
MAY HAVE GONE TO
SLEEP ON MOTOR CAR
strange Fate Of Francis George Who
Was Instantly Killed by Collision
With Freight Cause OF Much >Iecu-
lation.

Did Francis George. the man who
was run over saturday morning ana
mutliated beyond recognition hy q
Southern Pacific freight train Just a
short distance east Of Tucson. deiiber-
.ately commit suicide
bid Dee go "a sleep while his motor
wa s~truveliug eastward thereby
invite certain deathf
Was Dc murdered and his hods
thrown on the rack with the motor
ear left in 'front.' Of an approaching
freight train. making it Impossible %
.stnu Immediately.
The Tucson star says that there j. a
hare possibility that evidence MAY ne
introduced 90 connrm b murder thc-
ory. but this IS hardly probable, as "
would De- difficult Go nud % motive
Tor murder except Tor the fact that
George had money with him.
d b. hardly believed ss@- he COM
miued suicide. Cor. according % the
.raiiraad mrn who knew him since his
COMING here several DAYS ago. no mo-
live could De- assigned for such q rash
act
This would leave only the theory
that he bad fallen asleep and was in
tha path of the on-coming freight
train which completely crushed the
motor cycle and which ground George
into small bits Set this theory Is not
absolute
q card found 10 the pocket ~
Georges coat. which was cut in sew
pieces. gave the clue to the name
1f the unfortunate man
4 shore distance away lay the lever
OF mo motor car ara ei-.ching the
lever wss the right hand ~ the dead
man. a few yards away lay several
fingers ~ the other hand and the re-
manned of thf mans body was scat
tered tor a distance Hf lee yards along
the track. The m|utlafio1 of the body
b the car wheels was the % fright
ful every known here
G.1rge was ca member 20 a bridge
ralnfinE gang aud BE- had been IN the
ciD bus a short ti1ue RE Nas but
slightly known 90 railroad men but it
IS ~ah thai he was pruhahlN a resident
of California. The bridge painting
sang are travellers lnl their ocCupa-
riou H. such thlr they are compelled
o. cover Rdf stretches ~ territory and
are practically without any definite
namt-
me fact shat an electric headlight
OF an on-comlnE freight train ear b.
seen for q lnng distance makes Be- all
most impossible t1 brIieFF hat the IA
.tutN could haNc been purely acci-
dental
Th, glare Of the headlight IS said %
hs -n strong tllt 10 ueutt HNaken a
s.tfirE person ln addition che sole
-uct|1u Co tht fre passage of the
light lt the point where the accident
a..urreI ar. scattering clusters of
r..,L tna laud DOB mas section helms
aImnsf level
Short distance -as % Wallis and
nHut -turer fhar point alH
t.a <iuE a MeNiean was caught
Hr d train Auf instantly kird MS
bead being severed from me body
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29

nounced as general car inspector for
the Santa Fe ines. with headauar-
tiers in Chicago. succeeding Inspector
Childs. who VIII retire from railroad
service because Of advancing age.
Mr.. Swanson win assume the duties
Of his new position September and
after that date sill be In San BeEnar-
dino but little. While his duties viii
keep him on the road all Of the time.
Mr.. SWanson's family will continue to
reside IN san Bernardino. where their
home has been for the past FIVE years.
Mr.. Swanson camp 10 san Bernar-
dino about five years ago from Topeka
and took charge of the santa Fe car
department when the new car shops
were erected here. He has - re-
.garded as one ~ the most competent
of officials in the Santa Fefs car de-
partment for the entire system and
the promotion which now m 10
him Is evidence Of mis- standing with
the officials ~ the road. While all
railroad men regret TO see Mr.. Swan
son leave this city. they rejoice that
he has receive ia well earned promo
ton.
As to who viii succeed Mr.. Swanson
rs general foreman OF the local a
shops. IL has not vet been announced,
though 1t is minated hat Il will be
a local man. The appointment will
NFNNAI aN uF AaAif4AAAEA MAAAAAA AAN
coming week.
Overland Has Narrow Escape.
The Salt Lake Overland had a mar
row escape from a serious wreck on
the Caion grade sunday morning as 1t
was making IT'S way down the hill.
When near Gish siding. just south Of
the summit. 90 collided with the rear
end Of a Santa Fe freight in charge Of
Conductor Noble. owing 10 quick ac-
ton on the part ~ the engineer Of tho
salt Lake train in applying his emer-
gency brakes. hut small damage re-
suited from the collision beyond
smashing the front Of the engine and
disabling three or four cars on The
rear Of the freight train. Both crews
claim they We're following orders and
an investigation is in progress by
Trainmastcr Galivan 70 determine wis
was to blame for the trouble No one
was injured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
~EDUCED
HALLWAY
1AATES To ALL Points
RAILRoAD TICKETS BOUGHT
\ SOLD. CORRESPONDENTS
SOLICITED.
M0URE'S TICKET OFFICE
Member Of American Ticket
Brokers Association
us West Central Avenue. Albnaoeraas
Morris, Ofhce Moved.

The office Of Superintendent l. u.
Morris. OF the eastern division Of the
FL Paso and Southwestern. viii be
moved 20 the eastern terminus 81 the
division as soon As quarters can be
constructed for the superintendent al
Tucumcari. Since the Southwestern
took over the track between santa
Rosa and Tucumcarf. it has been diff
ncuit for the superintendent TO cover
an Of the territory included In his d.
vision from the FL Pas office. and
the change will be made 10 facilitate
the handling Of the division business
ONCE buildings are being constructed
in Tucumeari for the use OF the east
ern division and the company IS also
constructing a residence for h use OF
the superintendent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
STABBED IN BACK IN
A DRUNKEN CAR0USAL
Iuaua Castro iHr~ af puiut uf neath m
na-sm uu~pital-A-~atlan kiIa,k-
uuf~rrS MNh kuftr

he1 ~ thF r
In Fast F.u
Iuana Castro H u N.n
Iu NICs.aU lH --
.. and 10 8 fearef fr. rUr
wIE waIl -mnmertaTIN
stabbed a
HHsrfar wfH
r .rr gahniu Ia
n.w tha unIire @e was
e FRI frr sfahbi~E r
HrHcere Wright M.rr H
ae under ARREST He
e. the rtF ni
HHs HHr NE
Cans ufre r Enr lH. me
time so .he sahhire ara tner
lone Hn..uf rn UHnrtHkr DIM sab
hHr .TrrHI ANA uee Ene
cu. nf ere flrusw H
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Fr anrer ana hath I crtm
thH eaf
cortsr ara vaasa same nscsan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
THE SQUASH BLOWS UP:
YOUNG LADY SCAlOED
The Deadl, Vegetable Gets in IT. Ne
fariou< Nork While Pair Cook J.
Investigating b Pot.

Miss Craze MorriL ~ EstanCia met
with a painful accident The Grst of the
week While cooking squash tn =
closed vessel steam accumulated SUI
.ncieutly So that when she attempted %
remove the lid. the steam exploded
wtfh such force that the hot squash
was blown over her face % Ten
AVN. hadR sraIdinE both
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29

The Southern Pacific in 1870 spent
sara per mile ~ road in maintenance
Of roadway and structures more than
the Atchison The wear and tear ON
each road. rs measured hy traffic
density. ls practically The same; there
fore. ii g. clear that this x4I3 greater
roadway expenditure of b Southern
Pacific either represents an amount
which the southern Pacific did spend
and which @ might not have spent
and have carried down to surplus
earnings or else represents an amount
which the Atchisou ought 90 have
spent IN order 90 folly and properly
maintain ifs property.
n is fair fo say that p former Is
enc ease ard that the southern Pa
ciNc can properly bee maintained on
the same standard as she AtChison
m that case there was On 1906 - 500
600 On its maintenance ~ roadway
and structures which could De- car
ried down % surplus. Its nelne
maintenance SIS also on a scale ~
$500. 600 heavier than the Atchisun,
10 no account may De- taken ~ This
here
Gong a step further. it Is FAIR 70
say That the same difference IN main
fen nee existed iu D. late fiscal
YEAR The figures Tor 70 series - years
show that fhe Southern Pacific has
been maintained much more hhcrall2
Chen has the Atchisan vet Atchison
itself has been very liberal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29

Renders the bile mere Maid and thus helps
~ blood 10 flow 81 affords prompt relief
fr,-- hnt.uxuess. indigestion. sick and nerF-
sus headaches. and over indulgence IN tood
and drink.
Il 4. Caldwell agent N x a T. X X
Checafah. Ind Ter, writes NA sN
f.~ over two wears with enlargement ~ the
liver and spleen The doctors did me no
good. ana q had given vp ai hope 81 D.
lnr cured when my druggist advised me %
use Herhine n has made me sound ana
0eu." soc. Sold bv J. IL O'hieily Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
UeyCuve


from Raw camp. where they are said
10 have been employed when taken
10 the CITY Jail Valdez admitted that
be WAS a partner Of Cortez and that
They had come together. but he told
the officers that Il was none % their
business where Cortez had gone
The Castro woman is about twenty
years old. After the stabhiug she
WAS taken 70 the city prison. where
she was attended BY County Physician
Whedon and then removed TO the hos
pitaf.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29

WANTEb-A cs-r1r1 uub o.
rcareers paF ycur r=t errrns= 80
81 ore atur- that -umuef ay. yol
a prorf. yes go Ai~aE E-D tn
namcer rwhf - usnx 1lr Wsnf COS
aan~ ..aI o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
WAnTED-MisceIlaneou


WANTEn-Wuuid like a home place Oh
room and board where there are NJ other
oearders Address Buarter. care u Morn
ue Journal
WANTEu-loe teams o. haul coal from .he
HaEan mines g. Albuquerque Syndies.s
formed q keep roads iu good order and
make hauling easy Address John Burus
care Morning Journal. stating number 90
teams you can furnish
WANTED-Party FOR paper route with SID
DIE horse Inquire i4ot south Edith.
WANTED-Posuan - practical nurse. Ap-
ply -lsl W silver avenue.
WANTEp-LmheT teams 10 haul lumber
from cur mill IN Cschiu Canon % Do
mlngo. p miles. good roads and good wa
ter Address Domingo Lumber Co. Thorn
ton. y. n
WASTED-A certain number q boarders
pay your fixed expenses; every one above
that number pays yea a profit you can al
ways keep the number nigh D. using the
rant columns q the Morning Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
MINING STOCKS.

The following Boston quotations are
furnished by F.. Graf & Co, brokers
over their own private wire % AiDu-
gueraue. y NJ. August >, 1907
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. THURSDAY. AUG. %. 1907.

If you tnink constipation is offTlhing
consequence, just ask your doctor.
He viii disabuse you Of that notion in
short order. Correct il, at once!" he
will say. Then ask him about Ayers
Pills. A mild liver pill, all vegetable.
We pubhsh the formulas &c. kyerco-.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
Personal Property Loans
HELP WANTED-FemaIe

WANTED-Good girl for general
Homework. Mrs. Samuel Neustadt.
clio West Copper ave. u
WANTED-At the Economist, experienced
zaleswumen-
Northumberland Is there a mar
rBed ~ single lady who desires 10 keep
house for two single gentlemen. II 80 ac-
dress Housekeeper. care Morning Journal
HIGH Class PRoPOsITION-For ladies
and gentlemen. b. old established firm
Call after i , m, Room s.. Grand Cen
trail Hotel
WANTED@Ladies q string Millinery al less
than cost % call or Miss Crane. 5l2 North
Second street Millinery and dressnaking
Parlors; also apprentices Sanfed-
WANTED-WUman cook at the university
good wages and no extra housewark
Address T.. care Morning Journal giving
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
FOR SALE-MiSceIlaneous


FOR SALE-First class meat market doing
a nice business. can De purchased at a
very low prics. Address ~ call on Room II.
Grant Block Thomas Naylon-
FoR sALE-Or trade Z good mich COWS
horse. two good harness and buggy. also
furniture - .-rr9m house Inquire al Ills
y. Arnu.
FOR sALE-The hsst general purpose
horse in the city, weighs L1Qo pounds
SIS W copper Avenue
FOR sALE-We have some good cows for
sale Aibers Brothers
FOR sAEE-BaH terrier pups hFed nsaa
the best Pltt stock IN America. r. X.
Casey BOX is3. Las Cruces n N
FOR sALE-Two cottages and four corner
lots cheap Kirstsrs Cigar Factory.
FOR sALE-Drug store ss.900 stock. god
reason FOR selling only drug store IN
town; for further particulars write 4 Z
Berry Estancia- y NJ
FOR sALE-A good top buggy for sale
cheap. y. W. Alger, ia south Walter
street n
FOR SALE-Aermotur Wtutmitls. tanks
and substructure- Wolking & Son. ToT
North Eighth street phone l4s5. n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
FOR RENT-Rooms

FOR RENT-Nice modern front room,
reasonable. one OF two meals a day
Il desired. s23 ; Edith.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. furnish coal
and wood for So a month 500 ".
Cromwell.
FOR RENT-Rooms with electric
light hath. Close in. Mrs. II. r.
Rutherford. ST. : Broadway.
FOR HENT-FuTush~d r'ms pieasani
place r. sick az n sixth
.FOR RENT-Rssm iu mlfern hsuse Eenfis-
man. ~ lnsaIi1S us s E4th
.FoR RENT-Room and boar1 ia private
fzmlly a. sii south rh-rt street
FoR REMIT roams b Modern h1a@
a i'm 1eo W Lad
.FoR REST-Pieasaut furnished rooms al
sal S Third street
FOE REST-NiceV farnshet g05m- rs 5
Edth-
FOR RENT-R81m EaItahe f5r ta0 with
% Without board s1 " Copper avsHas
ROOMS FOR REM fsE ufcsiy furnishea
manth- No inFauts taken Hotel Cralxs
silver Ave
.FOR REST-Neauy farnlshes r5oms Al
very ioE prcea The Ia Vetz RosninE
Heus@ III West Lad avsuus. Mra J..
FeminE u
FoR REST-Noaern rasms Gnd I'D SIS
pr meath Ers EFa L CralE So.
sun s-cuf street uustafrs
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va 49, - - 49, ga--nr e -
wu ~ - -Fr .tsr-srnr o. - -.
@ SO . s4r--fr hrErE fur . f1-ushea
~ 81 a Aar-rr u1ar
= F- a7as-t - thaf pzrt e. ne
E1r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29

Use SOUKSAL WANT ADS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29

ks-ry ~ e -~- @s- = ~ MA.
a~ar.a $3.50 - . @t@-m.a - -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
THINKS SOUTHERN
PACIFIC H A S
SANTA f BEAT
Boston Correspondent Figures
Out That Hartman is More
Liberal IN His Policy Than
AtchiSon Lines.

The Statement from "a Boston CORE
s|pondent thht the Hartman lines
maintain more liberal policy than
the SANTA De wfH likely De strongly
resented hy The management AZ the
santa Fe which rather prides itself On
the attitude 10 maintains toward ITS
employee and ifs policy % better
mcnfs Tho Boston dispatch is o. fol-
flows
There nuw remains o. he analysed
the statement ugun which 50 much
has been based. 90 wit That the Atch-
lson Is earning more than 10 per cent
on lis common stock and the Southern
Pacific about IL per ent and There
fore that the former g. the cheaper
.If has been estimated that The net
capital uer mile ~ thc railroad lines
u the Southern Pacific under discus
sion is considerably less than that u
the Atrhis3n that. nevertheless. the
Southern Pacific s. hy lond odds the
greater Garner both in grnss amoun
and per mile III road and also that
the somewhat greater tor mile rate
~ the southern Pacific IS fully ac-
counted for by the character Of its
commodity tonnage n haul
Before Analysing in detail this Ques-
ton 81 earnings IL Is necessary % first
take up the traffic density ~ the two
roads aud In doing this u Is found
Per mile southern
~ read. Pacific AtChison
Ton miles .g7N.4AI e92Ce4
Passenger miles t34SST iot,ll4
The traffic density IS about the
same let as NOW turn 10 the gues-
lion II maintenance.
Maintenance tu 1905
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29
FOR R~EhT-DWeHinuS
MISCELLANEOUS

mrs RUTHERFORD IS again doing al
kinds Of hair work Call SIT South Broad
way.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-29

FOR SALE-Fve-roe= modern hsa==
81 the Highlands call al AZ :.
Arno DIT Wilson II
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Y ENGINEERS.

PITT ROSS
County Surveyor.
Attorney before u. s. land Depart
ment. Land Scrip for sale. Civil On.
cheering.
Gold Ave. Opposite Morning Journal
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-09-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
For Teddy bear belts go to Kelly's.
See John L. Robertson for cheap money

For Teddy bear belts go to Kelly's.
See eJohn L. Robertson for cheap money
Kelly is giving away seven piece glass
water sets to cash customers.
Miss Ella L. Gogin is away for
months vacation visiting friends in the
| western part of the state.
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone the
stomach, cure constipation. 25c. Ask
your druggist for them.
o. G. Menes, of Milton, was visitor
yesterday. Harvesting is general all
through the south end of the county and
John Wild is understood as having COM
menced threshing this week on his farm
between Milton and Union.
Langdon is certainly doing its best to
avert repetition of the coal famine of
last winter The Ct Northern railroads
car abstract for August shows lS cars of
coal have been shipped in during the
month. At the low average of 25 tons
to the car this means total of $50 tons.
Attorney H. B. Doughty has purchased
residence in st. John and as soon as
he can get his business at Buford closed
up will go to that place for the practice
OF his profession. He has also purchas-
ed three lots from G. r. Gailfus at Fish
Lake and intends to put up summer
cottage.-Rolette Co. Herald.
George E. Dunnigan, clerk of the
county court, and Col. A. Berthiaume, of
Bottineau, drove over to Olga and
Beaulieu yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Berthiaume is state agent for the
Pioneer Life Insurance Co., lately
organized by North Dakota capitalists
with headquarters at Fargo. Several
Langdon parties are financially interest
ed as stock holders in the company.
j. Kelland has purchased the ma
chinery for making cement concrete
blocks and his first job will be to make
the blocks to be used in constructing
the receiving vault to be placed in the
Masonic cemetery of this city.
Mr.. Kelland intends that this, his first
job, shall be one that will do everything
that is possible to recommend the pro-
duct of his cement concrete block max
ing plant to the public. He is also
furnishing the material to the cemetery
association at the actual cost of pro-
duction
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-09-05
COMES FROM ILLINOIS.
Cavalier County immigration Association Nego-
tiates Big farm Land Transfer.

Monday morning the DEMOCRAT had a
short interview with Mr.. Chas. 10th
speich, of Illinois, who was here
several days dSring the Fast week to
personally close deal for the purchase
of the ALERT & Winter farm lands north
of this city. While Mr.. Lothspeich was
here under the auspices of the Cavalier
County immigration association, its
agents took particular pleasure in show
ing him lands in every portion of the
county, leaving him free to make his
own selection, fact that the gentleman
appreciated very much. He expressed
himself very freely regarding the cour-
tesies shown him, not only from the as
sociation, but from our business men,
and the farmers among whom he cir
culated. He stated that he had spent a
large portion of the past summer travel
ing over Minnesota, South Dakota
Oklahoma and other states looking up a
new location as he was determined to
make home for himself and family
elsewhere than in Illinois. Where land
was not so high in price, so that his boys
as they grow to manhood would be able
to acquire homes of their own. He had
looked over the states named with that,
object IN view, but had seen nothing to
suit him and his needs until he arrived
in Cavalier county. He expressed him
self as being agreeably surprised at find
ing such an ideal location for his pur-
poses and also at the very evident fertil-
ity of the soil and cheapness of the land.
Mr.. ,Lothspeich will close out his Illinois
interests this fall and will remove here
next spring, bringing with him his entire
outfit of stock and horses and such of
his machinery as he considers to be of
use here.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1907-09-05
COMING THIS WEEK!
Prof Newman, the Great Hypnotist and
Mind Reader-Sept. 9th and 9TH.

Newman the famous hypnotist is to
be at the Opera House here on Friday
and Saturday evening of this week
Sept. 9Th ind 7th. This is the best
opportunity our readers will have to
shake off the blues and enjoy hearty
laugh. Everyone comes away from
Prof. Newmann's entertainment, COM
pletely satisfied, as there is nothing
coarse and low in its making the specta-
tors laugh genuine In his own domain.
Professor Newman is unequalled, but
he does not appeal to-nor support
superstition, as his lectures make his
demonstrations very easily understood.
Though everything is scientific, the stu
ations are so funny that the spectator
simply roars with laughter and delight
for two solid hours. Prices of admission
25 IS and so cents.