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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-13
NEW YORK FASHIONS
Pattern For Girls Dress Designed
by May rIanton No. $500.

4 Plaids Of all sorts are being much used
for schoolgirls dresses and are always
charmingly childish in effect. This one
shows shades of blue and brown with
threads of yellow and is trimmed with
brown velvet ribbon and is stitched with
belding silk The style of the frock is an
exceedingly becoming and attractive one,
while it is simple withal. and If liked
combination Of materials can be used
shat is to say. the yoke, front and back
portions can be of plain, while the over
portions and skirt can be of paid, or silk
and wool can be similarly combined. In
this instance the trimming is velvet rib
bon and velvet buttons, but here again
there is opportunity for variation, for If
two materials are used the straps can be
made Of either one or the other, and COM
binaticns, let it be added, are much in
vogue this year.
The dress is made with body lining
and consists Of fronts and center front.
backs ana center back, with the skirt.
& The quantity of material required for
the medium size Go years. is AZ yards q,
1 yards So or yards "A inches wide, with
half a yard of5yelvet ribbon 2 inches wide
for straps and sleeve bands.
The pattern, 5526, is cut in sizes for girls
of s, 8, 10 and II years of age.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-13
DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING

e Send 10 cents to this office, give number
Of this pattern, No. 5526, and state size de-
sired, Il will then be sent to YOU by mail
postpaid. Be sure to write plainly and al
ways give full address. Several days
must be allowed for delivery Of pattern.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23
Weather Notes from si,,vii,s.

Weather Notes from 0iiiviiis.
The summer boarders who come
down here to cool of get so hot when
they 60 to settle their bills they re
turn homo In q blaze!
Some Of our citizens who took q
vacation to get . rest have returned
home m search Of the very thing they
went after.
II you can afford II. hire somebody
to swear At the weather for you: bu,
you'll be sure to swear yourself into
Q Precipitation because he isn't giving
you your moneys worth.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23

Vsssn gxsAaa0s q Assaeiss In chst'
hsn cssasy. oserDis.
0ovasaaA. Ca. Aug. 21.-Judge
Thsaas u. Norwood. q the city
esass q Savannah. has bses engag-
q With Q vitsioiie eoateatioa With the
sraaA Jury a tAs superior esurt. and
q ~ sxchaA0s a eo@municatsons be-
eassa ne jsABs a.A the foreman OF
that body has bsea going on in II e
l1sslDno-2 ssws.
: Ju1uk. Norwood. during the course
= q tIasing before him. struck q,
tAs syaaA Jury froln the beach. In
ssfus,ng Q sev trial In damage sui,
q Thomas COreosaA, . former prize
Matter. Who secured . verdict 70,
oi3. ~ against tAs Merchants and
1ai1esu' Transportation company 70,
~ Dpas Of . foot. Judge Norwood
~ that the constitution and laws
g Georgia provide for . bill OF sx-
S.Q0oas % the. eoaSt OF appeals OF
0oUeg1A. bot that recently . new
ossuo hos bssa established In Chat
hao Sosnty = q watch perhaps foun
~ vsso BOT aware, and he Informed
0ouossl that In the light Of recent
evsats they might With all proprie'Y
tnho tAeir cae before the grand jury
g Chsahan. and get their views ~ to
vhOehoe or not he vas right In re-
tnsong Q Ben trial a. PRAYED.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23

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bosa 49, ~ eAlD11oo's oostA1nG. h
0ooGhao ~ ohi11, og6tao0 tbe GDo,
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23

Get out Of the wilderness. used
to be the cry; but put . man in the
wilderness now. and he starts . saw
mill and goes into the lumber bust
ness.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23

.PFovfSeetown. Mass. Aug. IL
PppviDcesown was agaiA Wedne sdsy
tAe scene Of A historical ceremony
coaAActed with the landIng OF the
Pilgrims. A memorial stone was
dedicated by members OF the Doane
family from all parts Of the l'n!'ed
States In commemOration OF tho
founder Of the family Of John Diane
The exercises Of the day were con
Quoted BY Dr., william H. Doane. O!
Cincinnati. O.. AMI willard Doane,
e S.k Lake City. Utah, secretary TO
the governor Of Utah. delivered IN
address.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23
csvood Bleed Poisoning

CaW0od sliced poiso0In0.
Shsabyvtlhe. Ind. Aug. :2.-li!us
0Anis. aged II. died from the effects
q blood poisoning caused by wading
= Tie water during dog days. The
eeoo1 sU0Asd to her face. turning II
oloek. and ooaseseive chills caused
~ boey 70 - AEawn tAto taconceiv.
oAle dAA>es.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23
Leading Question.

LEADING Question.
De peach look mighty rosy.
Likewise de apple. too,
But what kin beat DE- melon
When he gives his heart ter you?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23
4 Sunny Sons.

The mercury is 'rts.n' most supris-
Risin' out o. reason now an rule.
An one perspirin' fellef 10 advistn'
The other swearin' Teller to keep
cool!
But the melons In the well
Where It's coolin' fer . SPELL
An We may yet be SO happy
Wen have Joy enough to sell!
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23

Is10D eAes1s. flushed With The soft
,SDsW q hsalth aaA . psrs compilation.
0Aho ~ Vo0sa bea1ttful Take .
sulan 1ose q Hseblns after each
0sal: = Win prsvsat eoastipatioa and
~ AOose Vhaa you have eaten. Nrs.
w y. Onuo1 Ni1lothian. Tex.
VS16os. 1eay q. l1o1: We have used
HWSoDo = Cur fa1lly for eight years.
eaA 1oao1 & ~ bost medicine We
i0 10e1 for constipation. bilious
OesP - 1alastA- Sold b. W. n.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23
Sure!

Does you think dar's watermelon
patch In heaven"
II sho' do. 'Twouldn't be heaven
without one!"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23
MONTHLY MISERY

ycl weaker and is sure to shorten your life and make
yor beauty fade To stop pain take Wine of Cadui and
it viii help to relieve your misery. regulate your func-
TONS make you we'll, beautiful and strong. 1t IS re-
liable remedy for dragging down pains. backaehe head
ache, nervousness. rablity. sleepessness. dizziness
fainting SPELLS and similar troubles. Asae and efficient
medicine for all women's pains and sickness.
Mrs. j. l. Broadhead of Clanton, Ala. writes IL have
used Cardu for my disease. which was one peculiar to
women. and 1t has completely cured me"
AT ALI. DRUG STORER IN 500 BOTTLES
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23
Take Your Medicine.
A Happy Citizen.
a Georgia Love song.

a Nappy Citizen.
Here ID the cheerful prospect of .
Georgia philosopher, who exclaims:
Ten acres in cotton, fifteen In
vatsrmelons, Ane hopes Of hog and
hominy. and Rockefeller would give
. million dollars for our appetite!"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23

Says The Whitsett Courier: The
alliGators swallowed ave little mig.
gers hast week. which vas an un war.
ranted Interference with the race
problem"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23
ReotAlN0 Like otyIe.

etethlne Like otyIs.
bought 4 piano last year." said the
man.
That GOOD"
And yesterday I invested in an au.
tom0bale."
Better still."
yes; bat I sold the house to buy
Il and now I haven't got shed to put
Il under!"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-23

( JUST FROM GEORGIA. 7
~. L. 8. in Atlanta Constitution.
k~~~~~~~X
a Georgia Love song.
Roses In your garden.
But everybody knows
You are ten times sweeter
Than the sweetest rose.
Mockinbirds singin
Strainin' of their threats:
But your voice IL sweeter
Than their sweetest notes:
This is all I'm KNOWN.
Dearie, day BY day:
Summertime. or snowin.
You're too sweet to say.
Take Your Medicine.
Get In the swim.
II that II all your hope.
But when you're deep and drowning
Don't boiler loud for rope!
Says The Billville Banner: oh.
that we might cash some Of the music.
al notes Of the mockingbirds at the
bank"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
VIII Renlaon Sane

With the death of Russell Sage
there Is but one person left in all the
country who can dip her hands IN her
money bags and say to Wall street.
How much do you. want and how
much will you pay2" That person Is
Hetty Green, the richest woman in
America, with the possible exception
of Mrs. Russell Sage herself, Even
with Russell Sage living she has re.
peatedly gone to Wall street with her
money when the financial wolves were
rayening and cent per cent was in
the clouds and eXacted her mercllesa
tribute. sho Is the ono of all others
who VIII replace the veteran Sage in
the Wall street world of finance.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
Huahes Shows that be is Boss.

Albsny, n. Y, Jan. 31.--Gov Hughes
created a military sensation last night
which is said to be without precedent
in recent years, by requiring Adit
Gen. Henry to revoke the special or,
ders which would have permitted
Capt Louis Wendell, OF the First bat.
terry, to leave the military service OF
the state by the acceptance of his res.
lgnotioN without further inveaiiga.
tlon OF the charg aguur him If
irregularities iV lao management OF
tho armory under his charge The or.
der promulgated last night directs
the court OF INQUIRY appointed to con.
tinue its proceedings.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
Was Ready to Lynch d
Pittsburg Negro.
ANARROW ESCAPE
The Timely Arrival Of Policemen and
firemen Ayerled a MoSi Dis
graceful Tragedy.

Plttsburg, Jan. Sic. A. Jackson, q
negro. bleeding from many wounds on
the head, is locked up ia the Central
police station following an exciting
and almost successful attempt To
lynch him last night by several hun.
dred persons on Fifth avenue, be-.
tween Wood and Market streets, right
in the heart of the business district
The trouble originated in front Of
the Associated Press Office. A news.
boy asked the negro to buy a paper
jackson showed him roughly into the
street. The boy threw a stone and
struck Jackson on the head. The nc.
gro jumped to the street and began
choking the boy The street was
thronged with mon the inc dent oc.
curing about o'clock when many
were waiting for street cars to 90 to
their homes. In q moment several
men caught the negro and began beat.
ing him. Some one cried lynch the
niger" and hundreds of men and
boys rushed upon Jackson. Canes.
stones and closed fists We're the chief
weapons used bv tho mob.
Backed up against q building Jack.
son, trembling with fear, shielded his
face with his arms while the crowd
beat him and tore his clothes. About
this tine several other negroes en-.
deavored to protect Jackson. lmme.
diately there were cries of lynch
them"
The mob then turned It's attention
TO Jackson's negro protectors ard
soon there were several rough and
tumble battles along Fifth avenue.
The infuriated mob crying an the
while kill all the negroes caught
several other negroes aNd proceeded
to bump their head gG!ast the stone
buildings.
Jackson, bleeding End his clothes
almost torn OF was temporarily for
gotten and he ran down Firth avenue
Just below Fifth street Jackson ran
into the arms IF several policemen.
The officers ran Jackson into an alley
and attempted to hold back the crowd
with their night sticks. They were
fast losing ground however. when
large force of city fremen came to
their aid. The police and firemon
guarded the entrance to the alley un.
I'll q patrol wagon londed with G,cers
responded to a riot call. Within a few
minutes the crowd was scattered by
the free application of night sticks
and Jackson was taken to the Central
station.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
Piles Sufferer
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31

Like all American women, tie duch-
ess Of Marlborough has grea. pen.
chant for the floating veil to which
the British have never really taken.
Her headgear invariably boasts It ana
like all her garments It, too is purple
or mauve. The story goes thai the
king once said to her: Duchess.
what Is the idea of these rags you
Tie around your hats?" She replied
she always wore one because she
wanted to make 1liitc sure that no
ono would take her for any nationality
except that of an American.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
GATHERED IN ONO.


Flndlay, o. Jan. 3i.--Matidna I,
quesh the Indictments reccntly fann.
against the Standard Oh Company %
Ohio. jcln y. RoeAcfolcr. tho BueN
eye Pipe Line Co.. inc Ohio Oh Go
and the Solar Refining Co. weft
filed hclX Wednesday. They viii bt
Heard in The common pleas cour, Feb
ruarY i5. Il Is chargcd fhat tho il
dlciments are indefinite and are nj
made With gunicicnt certainty to en-
able TIC attorueyB to properly prepare
q dafonac; that the Indictments arc ~
u siag.c count and Charge scve,al o.
fensea aud therefore bad; thai sopa
rate pad distinct charges arr uadn ~
q single count aud arc therefore BIC
FOR mirioiaer of defcndantg
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
cspt. Bovnton Is Pardoned.

Ncw York, Jan. 3l.--Actigg upon "a
pardon signed by President Roosevelt,
United States Marshal Henkel on
Wednesday ordered the release from
Elackwell's Island OF Capt. George B.
BoyntCu. sentenced 10 serve six
months imprisonment for completely
in plan to counterfeit the silver dol
lars OF Venezuela Boynton has served
about three months of his sentence.
The sentence was imposed upon the
captains plea OF guilty and after he
had voluntarily returned from the
West indies to SO plead, Boynton
was arrested in company with two
other men at the instance Of the
secret service.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
cla!m shc o.a:r Is llIenal.

Cincinuau, Jan. 3l--That the ro.
cent order OF Tie Ohio railroad com.
micgion regarding The equal distribu.
tiou of ali freight cars, whether the
properly Of railroads or not. - uucoH.
etitulonai 10 tho contention Of the
Massilon Coal Mining Co. in a sUit
iiled in the United states court hcrc
Wednesday. The Wheeling & Lake
Erie Railroad Is party to the suit be.
cause its lines and cars are those 10
which tie order was directed insofar
as IL affected the Massilloa Coal Go.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
FIVE CONTRACTS ARE VOID.
Decision Rendered In the Suits of the
City Of Philadelphia VS.. D. j. Nc
Nichol g. Co.

Nichol g. Co.
Philadelphia. ian 3l.--Judge Belt
lcr last night handed down a decision
in the suits of the city against tho
firm Of D. J McNichol G Co. to re.
cover 100000 which 1t was alleged
had been fraulIlently received by the
firm on contracts for the construction
# the ci'y's filtration plant. The
new bcrs OF the firm at the time the
original contracts were awarded were
Nrs McNichol wife Of state Senator
James p. McNichol Israel w. Dur
ham, the republican leader; John NJ.
Neck and j. NcNichol Sixteen con.
tracts amounting TO about St0,OOOOO0
were involved in the suits.
Judge Ecitlcr declares null and void
five contracts agEregg.ing S2,7Ij,462
which were awarded at the time Scna.
tor McNichol was a member of com.
c'ls. which bodies ratified the con.
tracts. s6 decides that they were oh.
aimed tllogall' SUSTAINING the con
tentl0n OF the city that Mrs McNichol
md D. J NcNich0' were never more
than 0gurohc0ds in the firm The court
decides th"t the Eve contracts were
vro0 gful'y obtained and iugruct9 the
contractors TO make an accounting to
the city Of the actual cost of material
and work done on these contracts and
to refund 10 the city any profit.
Five other contracts for total oi
II 200 900 were sustained aud six
we're not ruled on having been al
ready nulliled by the citY.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
ImpasIn1 hawaiian Name.

The atas e.iug length Of the names
given by native iian aiians sometimes
upseLs court officials in the Sandwich
Islands In case recently on trial IN
Honolulu a witness on being sworn
was asked by a lawyer to give his
name, The witness replied as fol.
lows; * a Observation-Disclosures.
kanhikikauakalani" 1t was such ter
rlhc rumble that the court at first was
inclined to rebuke the man, but in
qniry showed that the witness was
suiltless Of any attempt at levlty, SO
after the clerk had laborlously noted
the name the case proceeded.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
4 nlannlst Ie sentenoe4.

Toledo, Jaa. 3l.--'Luvc maGness"
brought Albert lIolleo, alleged min.
ister into court on the charge Of big.
amy lie declared to the court that
he couldn't help being a bigamist. %
He Is Guid 20 haze had - wives.
"Sucd % care2ras yCUrJ IS mcaacc to
cocl"ty' said judge Barber. "The
m@lnum penalty Is seven ycar3, aud
IN consideration OF your plea of ruilty
/ viii show you mercy. The sentence
Of tho court is that you be Imprisoned
for si; years in the panitcn;iayy."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
A BUSY DAY m CONGRESS.
Eoth Branches Cot Through with Con.
sderablc Work on Wednesday.


siderab- Work on Wednesday.
Washington Jan 31--Besides fix.
Ing February % as ihe day TO vote on
tho declaration tbat Senator Reed
Smoot OF Utah Is not entitled to his
f1t Ea~Hma o hill appropriating
S2oo0,U0o 40 ypuUuc the Colorado
river lo iIs nnNEs nd 2pojher placing
tGr SUI aEeMcra OF lh0 pHama rail.
way naor lhn lalFniaB caual conmis-
sion Che aengio oa "Wednesday listen.
ad 10 an rEtUUial spcech ID. senator
Carter OF Montana, IN criticism Of
uo sroota| of 'hc intfriE ana m.
,thrf or Scna lleyburn 90 the same
end. The recent u.dci OF the Gecre,
tary proyentUg he' iaaraGce Of
patentI to public lands until aftcr an
examination on The ground hy Il spo.
cial asepi was The aubiect OF the criti-
cism and many senator's from weGtern
states showed their approval OF the
sentiments expressed.
Honse.--Thc house compotod the
agricultural approximation bin after
adopting sundry amendmepts. The
feature was a speech made with
view TO justification OF the present
meat Inspection law by Representa-,
live Wadsworth, Of New York, who re-
tires from congress with the close OF
the session. lie took the president
to task for the lattor's letter of last
summer in severe criticism of the
bill.
The dlplomctic and conrular appro.
pration bill was sent to conferences.
The river and harb0r appropriation
bill, carrying sSl.QO0,000, was taken
~. no time being agreed upon for the
close OF debate.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
LOST IN CHESAPEAKE BAY.
A Fruitlcss Search for Five Baltimore
Fishermen Who are Missing.

Baltimore. Jan. 31.--With the re.
turn Wednesday Of the tug Baltimore
from two days frlitlcss search for
some clue TO the five men who have
been missing for the last ten days all
hope for thcm has been abandoned.
The disappearance Of the men came
us a climax 20 day Of pleasure spc.t
together at q fishing resort which they
owned jointly In the evening the
men embarked IN a small boat and
started TO row TO the terminus of the
Bay Shore car line. a strong north
west wind was blowing, and IN hour
later they were seen far out in the
bay, struggling against the wind and
sea. That was the last seen of men
or boat The missing men. all Of
whom were residents OF Baltimore.
are:
Andrew IOrber, % years.
John Lorber, As years.
John Lorber, % years.
George Sauer, 3S years.
George Saucr, aged 80
All Of the men were related to each
other the younger Lorbers being
brothers and ncphews OF the eldest
Lorber, while the Saucrs were cousins
and were related TO the Lorbers
through marriage. The Lorbers are
clothing cutters. The younger George
Sauer was engaged in an express bu3l-
ness, while the other had no regular
occupation. The elder John Lorbcr
has a wife and II children John
Lorber No. 2 has wife and three
children and Andrew Lorber, vino is
q widowor, has one child. Neither of
the SaueTg was married
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
An lmnortant confnrennc.

Washington, jan 3t--After two
hours conference at the Whin House
last night regarding the Japanese
question on the Pacific coast, the Cali.
f0rnia delegation in congress tele.
grlghed to the president of the San
francisco board of education and the
superintendent OF schools to come 10
Washington nc once for conference
with tho president and secretary OF
state. II Is hintod that President
Roosevelt win negotiate treaty with
Japan that will keep Japanese coolies
out of this country.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
Election inspectors Resign.

New York, Jan. 31.-Two members
of the board Of election inspectors OF
the New York Life Insurance Co
have rendered their re7ignati0ns tC
Otto Kelsey, state superintendent OF
insurance. Thcy arc Attorney Z, G
Kinkead; of Cincinnati the represent.
ative of the inurDail0nal policyhold
ers committee ON lo board and
Frederick " Marks merchant Of
this city Although be- was an inie
pendent momuer of t'r board Mr.
Marks voted iu gr.i instances il
favor of the IoliCyho1a.