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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-21
TELEPHONES EDITORIAL ROOM, 6s4. BUSINESS OFFICE. 39s1.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY. Grape-Nuts l Postum Davis & Co.
 The w. T. Fields Go. Danbury Fair
 The Chas Monson Go. The Edw. Malley Co. The Gamble-D Co., Fire Dogs-J. B. Bassett Calabash Pipes-A. w. Mattoon Key Fittlng-E. H. Bassett New Haven Window Shade Co. Dieter Bros.
 Hamilton & Co.
 c. D. Hall.
 Hyperion Theater Wanted, Female Help, 291 Shelton Av. l Polls Progressive Vaudeville Disbrow ] Tracy 6 Go. ] John Gilbert & Go.
 Ely Cream Balm The orient Steamer
 Uneeda Biscuit Castoria Educational-Mis E. R. Nichols Cheap Rates to California Beecham's Pills Glenn's Sulphur Soap Dr. Porters Healing Oil. Douglas Shoe
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-21
A Good Start
 is Half the Race

wholesome e-Nu breakfast
 
  by B and perfectly digesuble. breakfast and take GrapeNuts
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-21
A HANDSOME PIANO MOVING '

Geo. A. TenBroeck has just finis| for Charles H. Loomis, SS7 Cha street, the well known piano dea the handsomest piano moving wei in New England,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-21

Ex-Judge L. W. Cleaveland is one of the speakers announced for the com ing season by the Cheshire Literary club. He will speak of Popular Treat ment of Probate Laws and Practice"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-21
YOU WILL FEEL
 LIKE A NEW PERSON

of cup we-mado the start "gap' the hourly laps" arem
 will be ished and the digestive to give you good of day. steady nerve and success winning
 easy that theresa a
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-21
SUNDAY SERVICES.

' Church of the Messiah (First Univer- salistl Orange street, near Elm--Rev Theodore A. Fischer pastor Morning service at 10;30. Sunday school will meet at 12 o'clock. At 630 D. m. tho regularly F. c. U devotional meeting will be held with the pastor as leader. All are cordially invited to all of the services
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-21

The Connecticut Library association will hold its annual meeting October ? in the Fairfield Memorial library.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-21

The Melanchthonian club of the First English Lutheran church will hold a watermelon cut next Thursday even ing at the home of Charles Hauser in Winthrop avenue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-21

HE dL JH6 nome or CAdrleS E1auSer in Winthrop avenue.
 Charles Smith of Westville is about to sell his grocery business in Whalley avenue and is thinking of removing with his family to San Francisco.
 The voting list shows that Westville can boast of having sixteen women electors. The registrars will be in ses- sion at S51 Whalley avenue on Tues day, September 24, from g a. m. to 5 D., m, and on Thursday, September 26, from g a. m. to p. m, for the purpose of revising and correcting the list cir culated.
 The newly organized and incorpor- ated Connecticut Contracting company has elected the following officers: President, Marcus E. Jacobs, Berlin; vice president, E. H. Munson, New Britain secretary, Alfred H. Rice, Berlin; treasurer, William H. Bulke- ley, Berlin; directors, D. E. Bradley, M E.. Jacobs, E. H. Munson, A. H.
 
 Rice, w. H. Bulkeley, John E, Downes of New Britain, and Peter Suzio, of Meriden.
 Assistant Clerk E. s. Pickett of the Court of Common Pleas, is confined to his home, 800 George street, suffer- ing from severe attack of tonsilitis,
 
 Early yesterday morning a lace cur tain caught on fire, probably from a lighted gas jet, at the residence of H. Fl. Berge, flo orchard street, and the department was summoned on a bell alarm. The curtain was burned but that was the only damage.
 The members of the A. O. U. w., of this city will meet in the Pyramid lodge room on State street, corner Hine place on Friday evening, October II. They will be addressed by Supreme Master Workman, Will M. Norris of Iowa after which there will be a banquet.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-21
BRIEF MENTION
High water to-day at 1O:41 a. m.

The October Cosmopolitan at the Pease, Lewis Co.'S.
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LATE FEATURES OF TIE STOCK MARKET

Continued from Page Fifteen j
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-21

Charles Smith of Westville is about to sell his grocery business in Whalley avenue and is thinking of removing with his family to San Francisco.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-21
nErsceltancous Donss.

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-21

! United Church (north church on the Greenl-Morning worship at 1O:SO. Ser mon by the pastor Rev. Artemas J. Haynes Subject, The Religious Life as ah Investment"
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16

will select sites for he buildings of the Knights Island Alaska Cop per Go. He wili return in few days. The launch crew consists of Jim Clock. engineer and Tom Law son. deck hand.
 The San.a. Clara left for the South at n.nc thiS morning. She will stop a, CataIia.
 Jack Miller lc.t on the Clara this morning for Seattle He is undecided just when he will re- turn to Valdez again.
 The Saratoga + now billed to leave Seattle May l6th, for Valdez.
 From Wednesdays Bulletin
 l. (. Townsend and Geo. Wag- ner left las night for prospect ing trip down the Sound. They have the launch Bonn ic. and will spend the summer lookiug for cop Der.
 Cl on tle return ot be Dora from from the west ard ,his trip she will be God 1,t,d hy tbe Copper River Lumber Co. to bring raft of logs ir,nl= G.t timber camp or Montague island.
 The Yuea,an ,sjIl probably stop at CataIla on Way north, which will make he .ue here about the lit.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
Operator Honored.

Sergeant Hogan, who is now ir charge of construction work on the cut eff telegraph line. has received q certificate of merit from the gov. ernment for bravery in rcscuing two men from freezing near summit last winter. Two of the linemen were ba'1r ',c~en about the feet and wo' I..- r;shed but for the efforts of Hogan, who took them to Eagle wuer, they could get proper attendance. h addition to the honor of receiving this certificate Hogan will receive S2 pc! month from the government for lie.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
From, Mondays Bulle | in

Berths have been engaged on the Dora 10" d hunting party con sisting of Emerson Hough. Audcr- son and Shiik. They will 20 to sand Point on th Bora and start from there in search for boar.
 Ed. Page, of the Ernestinc roadhouse. came in yesterdav He reports the trail in bad shape across the summit and jn the F,rncstine flats. Feed has started growing in the Tcikhell valley and oy the time the traiY + opea fo horses there will be p,eHy oi grass.
 The Northwestern and the wreck ing steamer SalVOr are now at Swanport where they will remain for a week or more until the North western can be strengthened and made ready for the tri p to Seattle. The vessel was hoated off the rocks at Latpuche and cement bulk heads put in place but when the trial trip was made 1t was discovered that the swell strained the hull and opened fresh leaks, and while off Smith island in a rough sea the water began to gain on the jumps and the salvage people had par row escape from losing her again. She is now on the beach at Swan port being repaired.
 Meat has reached the highest wholesale price ever known in Seattle being ten and three quarter cents when the last boat left tor here.
 The Dora returned yesterday from Orca and will remain here until after the arrival ot the luca- tan, when she will leave for tEc westward.
 A complaint was filed with the town officials Saturday that re, cent arrival from the interior had been touched for several hundred dollars. but the money was found later in his room.
 The Yucatan sailed from Seattle at 10 o'clock yesterday morning and the Portland left shortly after
 A large party of friends met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. -Eean last nigh, for surprise party on the Page and Egan fam flies.
 A telegram was received Satur- day from Ray Willard saying that ba was married the morning Of
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16

Father TurEell has gone to Sew ard for a few days and there vii be no nathoiic services tomorrow Sunday school will be held at tn, regular hour at Mckinley lall.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16

May 11th. at the home of his parents in Seattle. to Miss Louise Baker. After spending a few weeks on honeymoon the couple will return to Alaska to reside.
 F V. Byford of Valdez and Miss Emma Gentey of L;scum w..o were married Thursday after noon at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Chas Crawford, left today for liscum where they will reside per- manently
 The Clara left Seward last night at six and will go to Orca and La touche before reaching Valdez. She is expect, q to sail from here tomorrow morning.
 Mrs. Geo. Max Esterly gave most delightful luncheon Saturday. About twenty-five ladies were pre- sent, and after luncheon five hun dred was played. Mrs. Hazelet won first prize, pretty plate, and Mrs. Crary the second prize, dainty bon bon dish.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
Of Local Interest
From Fridays Bulletin.

unloading cannery supplies. Con cresslnan Humphrey and wife and sevaral other prominent people were passengers, going to the west ward on hunting trip.
 The steamer Tyonic is now in commission on Cook inlet.
 Emerson Hough and wife will visit Valdez this spring, Mrs. Hough remaining here for several weeks as the guest of Mrs Esterly. while her husband goes to the west ward on bear hunting trip. Hough is we'll known in the liter ary world as the author of the Mis- sissippi Bubble and other stories of the South and West. They are expected on the Yucatan
 Some of the heavy machinery for ~" rcw machine shop of Chas Cia., .ssd has not arrived from the < alcs. put is expected on the next ,,at. This plant will then be able Q handle any class 0. work, being better equipped than any similar concern on the Alaska coast.
 j F. Carver, who arrived from the Sta;es on the Clara. will leave in few days for Slate creek to start work on the Mile, gulch giain, formerly owned by Beri Hurtl
 | ;. Commissioner. John Niv, ems, oi Nushagak, was passengeI from the westward on the Dora. He caught the boat at Cold bay, where he had been waiting two months for an opportunity to ge' to Valdez.
 Monte Waln, of Unalaska, was an arrival on the Dora.
 F. A. Mcdonald arrived in town yesterday after a 61 day trip over land from Nome. He has beer taking views all along the trai and will soon publish a book des- cribing the trip. He was ac companied by Mir. Fay who has been nspecting the tin mines of Seward peninsula. They vii leave for the States on the first boat.
 From Saturdays Bulletin.
 J. k Crittenden and Parke Gris- wold came in with the Eagle mail yesterday afternoon. They report the trail as in terrible condition. It is impossible to cross the hill now with horses. but from Ptarmi- gan drop on they could be used ak though there is a bad stretch near Teikhell. It will be three weeks before horses can be used over the summit.
 Arthur McNeer and Jack Dough- ertv are serving on the Fairbanks grand jury.
 Dr. J. A. Silverman has received the appointment as U. $. Commis- sioner at Kodiak.
 The Fairbanks mail came in last night.
 Ire Bertha sailed for the South early this morning.
 Prof. Georgeson left on the
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-16
From Tuesdays Bulletin

F. c Bartlett. who has been ,Iown the Sound for some time, re- turned yesterday and will leave il q few days for the Chistuchina where he will spend the summer.
 The new launch Skidoo leaves today for Knights island to take Vm Egan to Drier bay where he
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-16
MRS. MEREDITH DEAD
THE END CAME LAST NIGHT AT
III THE HOME or HER SISTER, #
MRS. WoLBERT CAUSE,
vALvuLAR HEART
TROUBLE

Mrs. G. r. Meredith, wife of G. r..
Meredith, formerly of Casselton and
now a well known resident and busi-
ness man of Fargo, died at ten o'clock
last night at the residence of g. W..
Wolbert in this city. News Of her
death will be learned with sadness and
regret by many friends, not only in
this city and Fargo, but through the
entire state. Mrs. Meredith has been
III since her arrival in the city about
two weeks ago. She has been suf-
ferer for some time from vaIyular
heart trouble, and this was aggravated
by severe cold from which she has
been suffering. She was placed under
the care of physicians Immediately
following her arrival here and every
thing possible was done to alleviate
her condition, but additional conpl-
cations rendered all efforts unavailfng
and her death resulted last night.
Mrs, Meredith's maiden name was
Mabel Ditmore and she was sister Of
Mrs. g. w. Wolbert of this city. She
was SO years of age. Her mother died
n i years ago and she leaves, beside
her husband and eleven-year-o
daughter Margaret, her father, Conrad
Ditmore Of Verndale, MINI, and q
brother, W. o. Ditmore Of Hibbing
Mimi i'm She was married to g. r.
Meredith January Is, 1895, and they
lived at Casselton until last year when
they removed to Fargo; where Mr.
Meredith established wholesale drup
4 business. and where they recently
purchased and fitted up handsome
home. :s 5.s8
The funeral win be held at Fargo
and win be private. The remains viii
be taken to Fargo this afternoon ar
this evening.
Mrs. Meredith was a woman of
charming personality and adnnira,,a
qualities. Her husband is one Of the
best known business men in the val
ley. His personality is magnetic. his
business qualifications of the RICHEST
order and socially and in a business
way ne has made friends of ali per
sons with whom he has come in CON
tact The death of Mrs. Meredith at
this time, when every business and
social prospect was bright for both of
them is extremely sad and the
sympathy Of wide circle of friends
VIII 60 out to the husband and surviv-
Ing relatives.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-16
Look, LOOK, / COX,

The Canton Mo. OF Bismarck, will
give masquerade bail on February.
2fst at Bakers hall. The usual prizes,
will be given. Music by Capital CITY
Orchestra.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-16

ss This reminds you that ten cases OF
new hats arrived at Dahl's store yes
terday. You will find Ii them most
OF the leading spring styles and
.coiors.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-16
Brennus and the aauIs.

An interesting relic OF very great
Antiquity has inst been brought to-
light on the Via Salaria. about ten
miles from Rome. It is a monument
OF Rome at the best epoch Of The re-
public. It consists Of great gate
way, standing about thirteen feet
high. "A commission of experts sent
by the Italian Department OF Fine
Arts has presented a report, repre-
senting the structure as having been
dedicated to the Roman soldiers slain
at the battle of n the Allia, against
Brennus. This battle took place about
$50 b. C.-London Globe.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-16

ne first tidinss of spring are here.
The ffrsta5o dozen Of the newest
shapes in spring hats are also. here.
They were received and opened yes
terday at DahI's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-16

Invest your savings monthly. you
will be SURPRISED at the results with
Bismarck Blgd & Loan Association.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-16
HOUSE Will THINK It over
Decides to Reconsider the Vote By Which Il Killed the
Referendum BillPasses Paving Bill and Has n In.
Productions. Senate has Peaceful Session

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-16
PEOPLE WHO COME and Go.

PEOPLE Who COME and GO
Es w. a. Scott of Fargo, was among
the distinguished arrivals yesterday.
Sheriff Jevnager Of McHenry coun-
ty came in yesterday with batch Of
prisoners for the penitentiary, swelling
the number at that institution to the
highest point vet reached.
Chris Anheier of Fargo, who has
been favorably mentioned for state
bank examiner, is in the city.
Architect Geo. Hancock OF Fargo, is
among the recent arrivals.
Ex-senator McDougall, Cashier
Erick Thorberg. and the Misses Ida
Allen, Carrie Thorberg and Ida
Meyers Of Mandan were over yester-5
day.
representative John Alderman
Of Valley City, was noticed on the floor
of the house yesterday.
D. r. Getchell. chairman of. the
Barnes county board of commissioners
was q visitor to the capitol yesterday.
Mrs. Collins, wife Of Representative
Collins of Page, has come up to be
with her husband a few days.
Hon. Hugh Mcdonald, the Valley
City automobile man, is an interested
onlooker in the house.
| w. T.. Gordon of Grand Forks is
among the capitol visitors.
Ex-senator NJ. D. Williams is up
from Jamestown.
Jake Schmid, the Wilton butcher
and cattle dealer. arrived in the city
last night. to attend the Little
Dutchess. 4 sss s
John Lhears was visitor in the
city yesterday from Steele.
Chas q Stanley, one Of sterling's
popular mere a, pleasure and
business visitor in the city yesterday,
John NJ. REM returned from a bust.
mess trip south on the 500 Friday
evening. 5gs
y. 2. Green, the genial boniface OF
1 the Kirkwood hotel at Darlington, is
visitor in the city. Mr.. Green was
proprietor of the old Custer house in
/ this city some years ago, and his MANY
friends ,1's are glad to shake the old
i timers hand once more.
States Attorney j.. D. Wineman Of
Grand Forks. is among the many
guests in the city.
Capt. l. p Baker made a business
"trip west Friday on No. 8.
z ". Murphy, local agent for the
North Dakota Independent Telephone
company, transacted business in Man
dan yesterday. II
Mrs Linda Slaughter, am old time
resident OF this city, arrived from the
east Friday enroute to Underwood
where her relatives live.
Mike Brauer, delegate from Kuhn
ito the machinists and carriage makers,
association, left for his home this
morning. 81
| = Is Schulz, the delegate from
Medina to the Mechanics association
departed last night for his home. He
says that Bismarck is the only place.
TO hold conventions as the people Of
| the city know how 10 entertain.
G. *. King arrived last evening from
Darlington to view the legislature.
Q. G. Hanson is pleasant visitor in
the city from Grand Forks.
W o. Schaffer is a business visitor
in the city from Wadena.
Fred Schulz arrived last evening
from Kuhn to visit the points of inter
est in the Capital City and vicinity.
Paul charlebois, the genial clerk and
assistant manager Of the Grand
Pacific hotel. is confined to his home
on Main street. with slight attack Of
pneumonia.
=. Strauss, the genial Chicago
travelling man, is a business guest ii
the city.