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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17

ueo os fra garncifoIen for grcmpsI o.
5iemmet. os hi bar bel ale %srfaret, at
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Iagoes ben @~rifnbooIS, pi artib iiben bar
BAIT at bpese paa.
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gcitrn's Spalterrm biz ies afbrpos os
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for at bepare RprfbeSen ibIanSt %. o.
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biemme | Rorse.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17

Son. 10. 6. 91itIer. CRU. Q.
Senator fra Soutb Carolina to
Germtrrr, ifriper iSIeenSe I ct
9reo fra 8aibiRgtuu til 8eruna
@Sebicine 60.
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bar brnst Seres IeOiein | fort
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17
Winnsieta OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

afbGlSer 1T 22se adrSmsSe | Spsu cans
len sails. Iinn., paa SnobpSeIie al gels
lop geeoieine Tenigbeo ben 2tse, e2ee
oS 23oe Sirri bette Var.
ale Selfabets S~oreuinssr anmoSes
ON al isuss SeIeeater iii icunre.
aeprrientntionsrettsn sr en- SsIeaat
for ~Soreuiueeu % Sesnoen en- Selegat
for bper 80 ReSIeumsr iom Sorenins
gen tGler.
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inStI pioerr inSieuoe fine GaDne til Sas
tor Ole 2s.enSacarS, SanIep Sails,
Ninn.
@. estrnseanrS. Surm-
grftap eiSe. SER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17

Eatarrbi Waper er Oct rette
~ Rdou iur Se fIeite SiliGIoer al
Dpspepiid. 6or at linore aatnrrb |
Wooen, nunn Gatorrb lrSrpo6es.
arm ct in0oorteS autrrrt-MiSScl
iom Beruna fan uoptrfe oet.
germa msoer neiagttg Spmpto-
mcrrte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17

DYspspid foraariases ofts at Kd'
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Katarrb | 1rtdpeu os sr Serfor ct
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-17

Seno ~9aorab.Y oiten@ til SIGgt
o. genner | Der saHtle San0.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27
'The Four Corners of the Earth"

When Jack Morton, the leading role in the new Kllmt & Gazzolo's play, The Four Corners of the Earth ar rives on the scene in the first act, which represents a typical "Hurdy Gurdyp resort of the far west, the cow boys crowd about him, wondering at his return from the east, he tells them. Boys, all the education received in the universities of the east has not changed my heart It beats in the same old place. am a product of the west. came here to-day with a heavy heart, for I am going to meet my old dad and-and-my sister. They're looking for a man over here. boys, who has entered our home and found 1t a paradise; he left it hell, for he used wonlan's love to kndle the fire which brought destruction to Its happiness" Before the final cur tam of the play, Jack Morton has cov- cred "The Four Corners of the Earth" in search of the man who has slali, his father and ruined his sister The chase Is most exciting one and the sconic investitue representing the points covered by pursued and pursuer are of universal number and grandly designed and painted. An extra big cast Is nec- essary for the correct presentation of The Four Corners of the Earth" which will occupy the stage of the New Ha- ven theater as the New Years attrac- tion, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights next week and at the holiday matinee Wednesday.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27
His Honor inc Mayor. .

No musical play of recent times has met with fuller measure of success than has His Honor. the Mayor" which is to be seen at the Hyperion Tuesday, Dec. S1. His Honor, the Mayor enjoys a reputation of having played fdr five months in New York the past summer, to average weekly receipts of s1O.OOO, which considering the fact that the run was during the summer makes 1t remarkable. This musical plays employs cast of nearly 100 persons, of which over 20 are prin- cipals of note. There are 20 musical numbers, all written in the best vein of Julian Edwards and Alfred E. Aarons, and each of them has become exceedingly popular The chorus of His Honor, the Mayor is said by. many to be the most comedy gathered in New York in many years.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27
PoLTS.
Crowds Seem to Delight in Zaza to
 Uncle Tom Sketch.

Crowds Seem to Delight in Zaza to
 Uncle Tom Sketch.
 What seems to tickle the greater portion of every audience at Polls this week is the sketch called From Zaza to Uncle Tom" I haven't laughed at anything so much in a long while. is the way most people put it. The flight across the slippery ice in the midst of a downpour of paper snowstorm comes as climax to a big bunch of laughs.
 There Is nothing the matter with that swagger musical novelty, the Pi- anophiends, either The act is said to cost life sized amount. The dresses themselves are adorable, so the fenai- nine portion of the audience agrees. The songs and music offered are not so bad
 Inasmuch as you do good unto the least of these, you have done good unto me, is the keynote of the touching one-act play, "The Counsel for the De fense,' in which Mir. and Mrs. Robyns cleverly take part. There is a laugh here and there in it, too, for those who look for nothing but amusement in vaudeville.
 Those eyes of Elsie Fay and the dancing of her two assistants continue to reap havoc and gain deafening ap- rlause,
 In fact, there is not number on the bill that does not come in for a good share of applause.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27
BIJOU.
Blue Jeans Continues to Please
 Original "TriIby', Next Week.

Original 'Trilby'' Next Week.
 The Biiou Theater Stock company scored twice yesterday, before capacity houses in the splendid production of Blue Jeans" the Christmas week of fering at the Bijou. The IS. R. O."au- dience yesterday afternoon received the play with the utmost enthusiasm and applauded literally. The advance sale Tor this afternoon and evening indl- oates two more capacity houses.
 For next week Mrs Boyle has an- nounced the original dramatization of DuMauriers famous novel "Trilby," The "Trilby'' craze will be well remem- 'bored by all theater goers for 1t was not so ong ago that "Trilby" was as popular as the Teddy Bear" of to-day and when "Trilby' hats, suits, and ev- erytling else Imaginable were worn by maids, old and young
 "Triiby' will be given an elaborate scenic production. Miss Jane Whelt- ley will be seen in the title role and Mr Baker In the role of "Svengali." Seats now selling for all of next week. Spec ial matinee on New Years day.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27
AT THE LOCAL THEATERS

The Cat and the Fiddle" for that production combined all of these good qualities. There was large audience on hand to welcome the show to New Haven.
 "The Cat and the Fiddle has no lss than nineteen scenes in it's three acts. q new departure for musical shows. yet worthless one unless Iavishly accom- plished as in the present instance. One of the best of the scenic effects came in the first place when the good ship Diana, on which the party of heroes and heroines are embarked goes down in a storm and is shipwrecked just of the magic coast of Eye Land
 There were many characters made famous in song and story, in folklore and legend to be found in the play. They ranged all the way from fairies and eenii down to the more modsrn Happy, the Hobo, and Great Gobs. The former half strutted, half tumbled on- to the stage in all his Sunday supple ment regalil from ragged coat to to- mato-can hat, He and the cat supplied the element of humor for the product ion in great globules
 The part of Happy was well played by Charles A. Sellon. so the program said. name which, judging from the sound, was of incomparably more eclat and social prestige than the ,ho- bo, Happy. Mr Sellon's allus'ons to local matters were numerous and amusing. The important role of Hans, the Dutchman, who has big heart but tongue that gets all tied up in the most remarkable way, was played by Fred J. Guillard
 The Cat and the Fiddle" has been widely seen about the country and everywhere it has universally been fe- ceiyed enthusiastically
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27
HYPERION.
NoreIll. the Great Italian Actor. in
 "A Night oH.'

. Nlgtlt Of.
 The praise that has been bestowed upon Ermote Novelli by the American press during his present tour of this country has amply confirmed the bril- hantfame with which this Italian ae- tor came heralded to these shores. He mas already played about 30 different dramas in America, ranging from such merry face as "A Night of" and such brisk comedy as eThe Tanning of the shrew' un to the highest tragedies of shakespeare, such as Hamlet 10th ello, The Merchant of Venice, /" Macbeth and King Lear" His yer satlNty is declared to be. so remarkable that there is no style of drama not to be found in his repertoire, and he himself is said to be able to step be- fore the footlights and play any one of l4O different parts without single rehearsal. During his present tour he has been appearing in eight widely contrasted roles in each city of a weeks engagement. Here he will pre- sent "A Night Off, Saturday matinee, Dec. 2S, and The Tanning of the shrew'' Saturday evening at the Fly perion.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27
FOUND MONEY DACk OF PICTURE

Burglars "Wednesday visited the home of William B Stevens. 10 Howe street. during the absence Of the family. and appropriated S76. En- trance was effected via cellar wins qoN me mones as behind .i1z'
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27

w H. Bartholomew. 2,5 sherman avenue Robert Bronson. lo8 Cottage street samuel shicoek, t6O Columbus ard street,
 At the same hour similar service will be held in the vestry of the First Methodist Episcopal church at the cor
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27

estate yaued at S12aSs ThA heirs are Emily F Beers. Winim [ Beers. and Mrs Marin B Evans, brothers and sis ter, and Merrill | Beers and Elizabeth Beers, grand nephew and grand niece. respectively. The latter two relatives reside in NIiddletown, N. The oth- CT aeirs Live in New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27
INVENTORY SHOWS ste ose

ner of Elm and College streets
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27

An inventory of the estate of the Miss Jane T Beer F High street. who died oeteIer 10, was filed in inc probate court yesterday She left an
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HYPERION THEATER

SATURDAY, DEC A2S.
 MATINEE AND NIGHT, : Sam $. & Lee Shubert tInco offer
 ERMETE NOyELLI. Matlnee sA Night Qff,N tIl Ratio delle Sabine,) Evening The Tanning of the Shrew,' Cha Bisbetica Donald Prices: Matinee, 25c to s150; evening. B0c to $2.00. Seat sale Thursday. Carriages 10.so
 TUESDAY. DECEMBER Sl. Direct from Broadway, New York. HARRY KELLY
 With New Line of Laughs in
 "Fiis Honor the Mayor. New Scenery--New Costumes-Al1p mented Orchestra Company of 6O Prices, $1.5O, $l, T5c, soc, 25c. Seat sale Saturday. Carriages at 11:5O.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27
Waist Department

The greatest sale of waists, sweaters and dresses in our history. ChrlstmaS handling always leaves us with an as- sortment of garments while not soiled, are slightly mussed. all these will be dis- posed of at fraction of their value.
 $1 and l.4o Lawn Waists, represent ing the newest styles, ,-button front q Mf and button back in sale for 0
 $l Waistc, white lawn, plaid A Af cheviot and black satcens, for... y
 Silk and Lace Waistc, lined with silk and claboratcly trimmed in 0 9 R newest style, white and ccru... D. D v
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27
NEW HAVEN.
''The Cat and the FQddle" Has a suc-
 cessfuI Opening Perfor1nance

For those who enjoy a great amount Of scenery and scenic effects, for those who enjoy a bit of grotesqueness mix ed in with good measure of excellent music and commendable wit, there will be treat at the New Haven theater this evening and twice Saturday
 There was a treat there last even 'ng at the first performance in this city of
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-27
NE1GHBoRHoon MEETINGS.
In Behalf Of the Chapman Campaign
 Prayer Meetings Tonight.

Neighborhood prayer meetings in preparation for the Chapman campaign will be held this evening at 7:s0 in the homes of the following,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-14
MARIE MUSINGS.

Cores pondcnce OF the Record lNov H.
Emanuel Elwess lost one OF his hest
horses "A week ago
1hrasllng i'm his vicinity is tin-
.isled, and most of the tlrashing out
fits have pulled in.
Miss Marie Tracey. who spent the
summer keeping house for her brother
John. departed last week 10 visit "a
sister i'm ST Paul.
John Downing has purchased the
claim shack owned by Lettie Espc-
seth, and has moved il to his place
and made it Il part Of his dwelling
house.
In the contest case brought by a
German of he Dakcm neighborhood,
two years ago, against the claim Of
Miss Lettie Espeseth, word came re-
Gently that the decision had been fa-
vorable to cont eStant.
Last Friday evening load OF young
people OF Mount Pleasant Sabbath
school drove over and surprised Mr..
and Mrs. Stetfen Anderson The
school presented to the couple beau
tiful carving set. as a token OF their
good will. a pleasant evening was
spent. Refreshments we're served at
midnight, after which the guests de-
parted wishing the newly welded pair
"A happy journey through life.
r. InsAN
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-14

Upon investigation he found his pet
COW penned in the Jail cage. The
jail itself was not large enough or
strong enough TO hold the bottled up
rage which exploded when Steve made
the discovery. and If he ever finds out
who played the trick there will surely
be something doing.
Big steel tanks with capacity OF
$40 bushels or more are coming into
use in sumo parts Of the count ry as a
substitute for granaries. and they
are said to be less expensive. The
tanks are set mp alongside OF the ma.
chine and filled with grain then locked
up and left on the spot until the ow-
ner gets ready to market. Among the
advantages is that the tank is fire
proof.
-Four lots in the new Milwaukee
Railway town OF Hettingcr, the coun-
ty seat of Adams county, this state,
sold at Il total price of $3.50 at the
auction sale held there recently. The
highest price paid for a lot was $2,6oO:
the next. $3.50: the next, 81, 500; and
the fourth, Sl.55O. \ total OF S54, 1000
was realized from all the lots sold.
The attendance at the sale and the
prices paid were considerably larger
than at the town-lot sale i'm Lennon.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-14
BRADD0CK BREvITIES.
trom the News. Nov. ~

trom the News Nov IL
Illraslling is practically finished in
this district.
Teams are grading down the Cotton
hill. south Of town.
Contractor Fulmer spent Sunday
with his family at Linton
To-day, Just after noon, Roy Lee
sAot Il goose out Of flock that was
passing over town
Word comes that Il quantity OF red
licker' was stolen from respectable
Braddock citizen last night.
pr Welsh went to Bismarck yester-
day TO engage men to install the heat
ing plant i'm his new building.
Some bclated pieces OF Aax to the
month are being cut. But, then, some
pieces of flax were not sown until the
middle OF July.
VIM. Baxter is in town, and he says
that geese are plentiful out his way.
Thousands are flying close TO the
ground. In the heavy wind.
Mrs. Corcoran and Mrs. Katherine
llcndershott, mother and sister Of
Mrs. VIM. Baxter, who have been the
guests of the latter and family, left
Monday for their home al Bismarck.
Pearson Bros, the Braddock con-
tractors, are Just finishing a barn 5Ox
100 feet fo. August Benz. The struc.
turc is thoroughly modern through
out, and is one Of the best barns on
the southern Missouri Slope.
At the home Of MIR. and Mrs. Sucltz,
SIX miles west OF this city, occurred a
very pretty wedding. Tuesday after
noon, when their daughter, Miss Lou
iSc, and Mr.. Michael Vessel were
united in marriage: the Rev John
Lanan, of this city, officiating. The
young people arc we'll and favorably
known in the community, and all
unite in wishing them a happy mar
ried life.
The printer worked at Linton dur
ing the last Of last week and the first
of this. Everything is peace, Joy and
industry down there on the banks of
the Beaver. Improvem ents are every.
where to be met. Streets are being
graded, sidewalks concretcd, crossings
put i'm and buildings put up. Patter-
son sports q dazzling diamond ring
with the same grace that Streeter ex-
hibits his spotless white shirt. And
all is peace. 'Batcavc Bill has gone
turned out ON the winter range.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-14
Warning..Food Weights.

The food law in this state requires
that all food products and beverages
shall lie labeled to show he true net
weight lor measure, the true grade,
and the true name and address of the
manufacturer or jobber. Therefore,
take notice hat the provisions Of this
law will be strictly enforced.
On and after Nov. 8. 1907, any deal
Ell receiving a further consignment Of
crackers, etc, - be sold in the state,
must see that the same is properly la
beled for weight, grade and mannfac-
tlTcr.
The National Biscuit Company
through its attorney has declined to
comply with The provisions Of the law.
You are, therefore. cautioned that
the sale Of package goods sent out by
this or other houses and not properly
labeled Will be contested.
u. +. LADp.
Food Commissioner
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-14
Taken up--cattle.

Came 70 my place about Oct. l5,
1907, the following described animals:
Two yearlinX steers: spotted. req
and white.
One yearling heifer spotted red and
white.
No visible brands.
Owner or owners will please call.
prove property, pay charges and take
the animals away. j Il. MAMANEY.
foc3l- -novl4l Linton, n. ID.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-14

The Stoughton Wagon Company has
made wagons and Sleighs for forty
four years. They make the oscillating
and the Maine-ite styles.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-11-14

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-10

Henry Sehafsrof El Reno was a
business visitor, in the city vester
|day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-10
THE SMELLING COMMITTEE
Begins its Work But hasn't Scented
the Trail

Guthrie, Okla. Jan. 9 Wholly
prepared for the special ask Of
probing into umor Of graft in con
nection witHthe work Of the com
mittee Oh counties and county
boundaries, The ,ommiitee on ia S
and procedure of the constitutional
convention examined its first wit
ness this afternoon:
This witness was from Greer
county. bnt his Identity was zeal
ously guarded. Several members
of the committee declared tonight
that no evidence was obtained to
ind cate graft Or bribery Attempts
to recall hearsay evidence were
fruitless, according to declarations
by several Of the committee He
could recall either the name Of
the party who was supposed 10
have paid the money, nor Of the
party OF parties who had receive
it. He was also unable to tell
when OF where the alleged pay
ment was made.
Meetings Of the committee will
be held from day to day and such
other witnesses as are thought, to
have information on the graft
question or who have profered
testimony will he examined.