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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-21
Fashion s Fancies
from New York

New York, April 20.Quite the pref
test bits Of footwear for some time
are the new seamless pumps Of brown
antelope skin. This spring is the first
they have been shown. The texture
Of the skin is like suede, and the color
a lovely golden brown. Toes are
rather pointed. Around the top the
pump is ede1d with a narrow binding
of tan kid, tied in the minutest of
bows in front.
The newest pendants to be worn on
any gold chains are composed of four
or i've stones set, or rather hanging,
in row. One Of brown tourmalines
and diamonds has a tourmaline oblong
in shape, to which a tiny chain is at.
tached. Suspended from that is dia-:
mond, then three-cornered tourma-
line, then another diamond and then.
an octagon-shaped tourmaline forming.
the end of the pendant.
Among the little cloth and boler0
Jackets that are 80 much the fashion
just now there are great number Of
fascinating models to select from
Since its first Introduction some. years
ago the bolero has undergone many In
teresting changes, and, while still
keeping in the main to its original
lines, has altered materially In num-
berless minor points, but at the same
time the familiar bolero is just as
smart as many Of the newer coats.
Small as they are the boleros Of this
year must be trimmed on every avail
able inch Of the material, and what is
more, must be adorned inside as well
as out Over each seam is laid band
of lace beading with ribbon Of appro-
pirate color running through It; or,
IL not finished exactly in this way, at
any rate the simplicity lis relieved
with lace, ribbon or embroidery, or
braiding to correspond with the out
side Of the jacket, so that where the
flap falls back or the sleeves chance to
turn up there will be nothing to offend
the esthetic eye.
AIS a rule the bolero is OF the exact
shade Of the costomes, but again it is
seen as tone of contrast or intro
ducing a deeper tone to the robe
With a deep red or with certain shades
Of green, for example, q little coat 81
black taffeta, with the color OF thu
gown sewn in the facings, gives al
excellent effect, but with soft ligh'
green's, and bright reds black IS otter
just what is needed with the gown
The deeper tones of red are, Of course
TOO warm for this time Of year, bu
green is one Of the most prominen
spring colors. Another popular shade
Is vivid fame softer than other pink
yellow or orange and d sort Of com
Dosite Of the three. Japanese blue Il
n another smart color for the earl,
spring, and there Is the usual number
of gray and tan dresses.
Every color OF the rainbow will bs
carried BY fashionable bellies this sum
mer to shade their faces from the blaz
ing ray of old Sol A charming lin
sgerie parasoI, 70 be worn with duel
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-21
Furniture! furniture.

Both new and second hand. Big
bargains in that line at Faunce,s, this
month. Call and see me, 21s and 40
Fourth street. Don't forget the place.
Complete house outfitter
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-21
GRAND OPERA AT MINNEAPOLIS

Minneapolis, Mimi. April 90 The
engagement of the famous Conried
Metropolitan Opera company viii
serve to close what has been one of
the most notable seasons III Mime
apolis' musical history, as never be.
fore have all the different musical SO.
.cieties Of this city enjoyed the bril-
liant seasons that they have this year.
It is gratifying to learn that this
spring It will live up to its now well
and securely established reputation.
The engagement of the Conried Metro
politan Opera company at the Audito-
rum, on the 25th and 18th Of this
month. IS already assured Of success.
The advance sale Of season tickets has
been uncommonly large.
Miss Farrar deligted and surprised
Puccini BY the intellectual originality
Of her Cio-C io-San. And indeed every
artist in the cast of Madame Butter
fy Wed with his fellows to give satis-
faction to the maestro. Nine. Homer,
for instance, in her anxiety to do JUS
tice to the part Of Suzuki, consulted q
Japanese actress for advice as to- her
dress and makeup. .5ssS!
On Friday afternoon, Aida. the
most noteworthy, and probably the
greatest Of Verdi's operas, will be pre-
scented. in which Enrico Caruso, the
greatest OF all the worlds tenors, viii
appear as Radames, which is without
exception the strongest role ii which
he has ever sung.
ne The music OF Aida, possesses dig
nifty. power and majesty, and its many
melodious passages are an accurate
reflection Of the plot and situation.
Rhadames' great romanza, Celeste
Aida, which Is one Of the greatest
tests for q tenor voice known, strikes
q note OF beauty at the very outset
Aida's lament, @Retorna yincitor," has
more true dramatic force than the
entire school Of singing operas car
boast.
The title role will be sung by thai
remarkable artist, Marie Rappold
Aida's lovely romanza. 30 Cieli Az
eur" Is not unworthy Of the magic
beauty Of the Nile, and the tiramati,
passages that follow 1t lead up to /
scene Of great power.
The increase or interest in s.Tosca,
which will be the concluding perform
ance Of the Minneapolis engagement
Especially has been most notable
Nine. Emma Games, who is to sin,
the part Of Floria on the evening d
the 26th, has now firmly established
herself IN that trying and tragfca
character. TO the eye and to the eai
this Floria Is alike fascinating. Will,
in New York Puccin raued over wha
| he called .the beautiful and nobl,
Hines Of Emma Eames, and II ha
been generally conceded that th,
singer now puts more warmth thai
formerly Into her interpretation
Fully as important AID the heroine Ii
sToscan y the villain, Harone scarpia
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-21
THEATRICAL
y = !
ATHE TENpERFooT.nI

Oscar =. Figman and Ruth White
are the stars Of the performance,
and will be well remembered here
on account Of their splendid work
in The Burgomaster two seasons
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-21
TRYING.

First Chicken-You seem nervous.
Second Chicken Why. yes. I've Just
seen a cousin Of H.ine running around
with his head OF.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-21


Of conaentaI dsIoeation Of
he assistant
Of the and
anispeties
to take bloodIess investigations
which resulted his
the spine cubfot congen disocaon
cutting. He
eonsena dsocaon Of the hip has him
Several Dr.
tons Of his methods the hospitals medical
g schools
& sa :
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-21

Dick-I know 8 girl who accepts
rings from men she doesn't know.
Clara don't believe Il. How could
she? 555
4 Dick--Why, she has to, yon know:
she's a. telephone girl.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-21

f.s
Out Of the Mouths Of Daase.
~ Teacher Johnny, don't you know
that there q no whisps ring SLOWED o.
school?
Johnny Yes, ma'am; Wasn't whis.
perrin aloud.
Uncle Eben Willie. can you ten ms
what m ertainment IL? s85s
Willie Yes. sir. It's something rood
10 eat.
Sunday School Teacher what do
you know about Good Friday. Tommyf
Small Tommy He was Robinson
8Crusos's varlet.
Little Fred y your Pc . Repubiicaa
or . Democrat7
Little Joe oh. pas whateyer ma
says after she reads the papers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-21
A Successful Author.

"a Successful Author.
This Is thetit Of q little book just
received from J. s. Ogilvie Publishing
Company, Of New York, valuable
little book with the title Successful
Authorship. " which all who have any
literary aspirations should have. as IL
gives in compact form many valuable
hints and helps to all who are inter
ested in becoming successful author.
It is well worth the price, 25 cents, for
which It will be sent anywhere.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-04-30

IN doubt and uncertainty. Wnat were
they to do with Radios, the prisoner?
"You are asking yourself what Is to
be done with me-" said Baldos easily.
"The order is for my arrest. Only the
princess can annul it. She has retired
on mission OF love and tenderness. |
would not have her disturbed, There
is nothing left for you TO do but to
place me in cell. am quite ready,
Colonel Qulnnox. You viii be wise to
nut me in place where cannot hood
wink you further. You do not bear me
a grudgeT He laughed so buoyantly,
so fearlessly. that Qulnnox forgave him
everything. Dangloss chuckled, an un-
heard Of condescension on his part.
"we shall meet again. Count Marlanx.
You were not far wrong in your accu-
sations against me, but you have much
to account for in another direction"
"This is all clever trick" cried the
Iron Count. "But you shall find me
ready to accommodate you when the
time comes"
At this juncture LOrry and Count
came up with Ravone. Bal
dos would have knelt before his ruler
had not the worn, sickly young man
him.
Your hand. Captain Baldos." he
said Most loyal of friends, you have
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-04-30

tan's sister," 1er mana cIaspeu M
convulsively as he nodded assent
"Now | do love yOn.
Thank Godr' he whispered joyous
ly. Il knew it, but | was afraid YOU
never would speak the words am
happy-I am Wild with joy"
But they may shoot you. she shud-
dered. "YOu have condemned your
self. oh, cannot talk to you as
want to-out here before all these peo-
ple. Don't move, Colonel Quinnox.
They can't see through you. Please
stand still"
"They will not shoot me, Beverly,
dear. am not spy" said Baldos,
looking down into the eyes of the slen-
der boyish figure who stood beside the
princess. "It is better that | should
die, however," he went on bitterly.
"Life will not be worth living without
you. You would not give yourself to
the lowly, humble hunter, so r.
~ will marry you, Paul. | love you.
Can't anything be done to-
1T is bound to come out all right in
the end" he cried. throwing up his
head to drink in the new joy of liv-
ing. 'They will find that | have done
nothing to injure Graustark. Wait,
dearest, until the day gives up its news.
1t will not be long in coming. Ah, this
promise Of yours gives me new life,
new joy. l could shout it from the
housetops!
But don'tr she cried nervously.
"How does she happen to be here with
you? Tell me, Paul. Oh, isn't she
dear?"
"YOu shall know everything in time.
Watch over her, dearest. have lied
today for you, but it was lie loved.
Care for her if you love me. When l
am free and in favor again you will
Ahp He broke off suddenly with
an exclamation. His eyes were bent
eagerly on the circle of trees JUST be-
yond the parade ground. Then his
hand clasped hers in one sf&smodic
grip Of relief An instant later he was
towering, with head bare, at the top of
the steps, his hand pointing dramatic
ally toward the trees.
Ravone, still in his ragged uniform,
haggard, but eager. was standing like
gaunt specter in the sunlight that
flooded the terrace. The vagabond,
with the eyes of all upon him, raised
and lowered his arms thrice, and the
face of Baldos became radiant
"YOur highness," he cried to Yetive,
waving his hand toward the stranger,
II have the honor to announce the
Prince of Dawsbergen."
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-04-30
Knights of the Maccabees.

.x@s, Dallas Tent, No. 3, meets Second
and Fourth Thursdays of each
w% month IN |. o. o. +. hall.
MARK IIAYTER. S. K. Com.
J. N. WooDs. X. X.
II ilac Hive, No. 2S, l.. o. T. NJ, meete
Aon Second and Fourth Thursday after
noon of each month.
Mrs. KITTIE N. MILLER, J. G.
Mrs. Rose FIDLER, K. X.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-04-30
CHAPTER XXVUL

ITlH HIS startling announcement
threw the company into the
greatest excitement. Baldos
- ran down the steps and to the
side of the astonished princess.
prince Dantan!' she cried. unbeliev-
ing.
He pushed the boyish figure aside
and whispered earnestly into Yetive's
ear. She smiled warmly in response,
and her eyes sparkled.
"And this, your highness. is his SIS
ter, the Princess Candace," he an
nounced aloud, bowling low before the
girl. At that instant she ceased to be
the timid, cringing boy. Her chin went
up in truly regal state as she calmly,
even haughtily, responded to the dazed,
half earnest salutes of the men. With
rare smile--a knowing one, In which
mischief was paramonnt-she spoke to
BaldOs, giving him her hand to kiss.
"Ah, dear Baldos, you have achieved
your sweetest triumph-the theatrical
climax to all this time Of plotting. MY
brothers sister loves you for all this.
Your highness" she turned to Ye-
tive with a captivating smile-"is the
luckless sister ct Dantan welcome In
your castle? May rest here in peace =?
1t has been bitterly iong year, this
past week." she sighed Eatigue shot
back into her sweet face, and Yetive's
love went out to her unreservedly. As
she drew the slight figure up the steps
she turned and said to her minister's:
Il shall be glad to receive Prince
Dantan in the throne room without de-
lay. am going TO put the princess to
bed"
Your highness," said Baldos from
below, may be the first to announce
to you that there will be no war with
Dawsbergen
This was too much. Even Marlanx
looked at his enemy with something
like collapse in his eyes.
what do you mean?" cried Lorry,
selling him by the arm.
II mean that Prince Dantan Is here
to announce the recapture of Gabriel.
bis half brother. Before the hour Is
past your own men from the dungeon
in the mountains will come to report
the return of the fugitive. This an
nouncement may explain In a measure
the conduct that has earned for me the
accusation which cOnfronts me. The
men who have retaken Gabriel are the
members of that little band you have
heard so much about. Once l was its
captain, Prince Dantan's chief of staff
the commander of his ragged army
of twelve. Miss Calhoun and fate
brought me into Edelweiss. but my
loyalty to the object espoused by our
glorious little army has never wavered.
Without me they have succeeded in
trlcking and trapping Gabriel 1t is
more than the great army OF Graustark
could do. Your highness will pardon
the boast under the circumstances"
''If this Is true, you have accomplish
ed a miracle" exclaimed LOrry. pro
foundly agltated. But can II be true?
I can't believe it. II is too good. 1t is
too utterly improbable. Is that really
Prince DantanT
assuming that it is Dantan. Gren-
fall." said Yetive. 4 fancy it is not
courteous in us to let him stand over
there all alone and ignored. Go to him.
please" With that She passed through
the doors. accompanied by Beverly and
the young princess. LOrry and others
went to greet the emaclated visitor In
rags and tags. Colonel Qulnnox and
Baron DanglOss looked at one another
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-04-30
Knights Of Pythias

MARM1oN LODGE, No. 96, X. of p
W. Meets every Monday evening in
W. 0. W. building. Visiting Knights
are welcome.
M. A. FORD, G. G.
G. L. HAWKINS, X. of r. s.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-04-30

I~l Fl 1 s startling announcement
threw the company into the
greatest excitement. Baldos
. ran down the steps and to the
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-04-30
woodmen of the World.

fNallas Camp, No. 2O0, meets in their
Dhall in tie Woodman bnilding every
Tuesday evening.
b. NJ. Guy G. G.
W. G. VAssALL, Clerk.
MistIetoe Circle, No. SO, W. {. a.,
(Ameets i'm their Hall, in the
Woodman building every second and
fonrth Wednesday.
Mrs. HELEN GREENWOOD, G. n.
Mrs. NELLIE TAvoM, Clerk.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
FREE MUSIC
LESSONS
Every One Of Five Hundred and
Eighteen Piano Buyers
Get a Free Course
of Music Lessons.

In order TO advertise their high
grade pianos ten Eastern manufac-
turers offer through Eilers Music
Company to sell Limited number OF
their pianos at remarkably low prices,
and in addition to furnish four
months course of music lessons free.
also necessary instruction books.
Scores are taking advantage of this
liberal offer, and It is already certain
that these generous allowances will
be more than made up by the prac-
teal advertising resulting from the
introduction Of these fine pianos into
California homes. This method of
advertising is certainly far more rea-
sonsble than the paying of immense
sums OF money 70 great pianists for
their testimonials
II is certainly a splendid line OF
standard pianos that is on exhibition
at Eilers stores at 1l30 Van Ness
avenue and 1870 Fillmore street.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

terest in this community, as well as
by those of the sister cities OF Oakland
and Alameda, only awaits the expected
signature OF Governor Gillett to the
measure before commencing q syste-
matte. businesslike and dignihed CAM
paign of education throughout the
State
The Assembly's vote, with that or
the Senate, gives the Berkeley commit
tee a feeling Of assurance that It's
claims have been accorded the value
which they Of the university town be-
lieye the merits OF the case warrant
No point that could be fairly and hon.
estly made has been overlooked in this
preliminary fight for the removal Of
the capital to Berkeley. The men who
are organized to forward the campaign
up and down the State have definite
plan OF action. They intend to go be-
fore the people of California with as
strong a presentation of facts, figures
and statements as can be collected by
the committee
Those who have carried the contest
thus far successfully for Berkeley hope
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

to win the support of the State as a
whole on strong lines of argument and
convincing presentation Of cold, hard
facts. OF the vote today and it's sig
nifcance Duncan McDuf1e, one OF the
leaders in the movement. said:
We are satisfied with the situation
AS soon as Governor Gillett has signed
the bill we shall commence the battle
for votes 1t will be contest In which
we shall exert every legitimate argu-
ment for Berkeley. Our work to this
point 1 believe speaks for itself. I am
personally gratified.
Thomas Rickard, Mayor of Berkeley,
said:
Our endeavor will be to make
good. We want the Capitol, and we
believe the State wants US to have the
Capitol. We appreciate todays vote.
and for the people of Berkeley / can
only express my thanks But this is.
in my candid belief, a matter of State
concern and one that Will appeal the
more to the State as sound just as
rapidly as we make the campaign"
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
REV. T. ]. CURTIS RETURNS
Former Pastor of Woodbridge Pres
byterian Church Back From
Sydney

Rev. T. ]. Curtis and Mrs. Curtis
arrived here from Sydney. Australia, on
the last steamer on their way to South
ern California, where DIR. Curtis ex-
poets to regain his health, which has
been failing for some time. He was
pastor of the Woodbridge Presbyterian
Church in this city fifteen years ago.
Before sailing for America DR.. and
Mrs. Curtis were rendered a farewell
social by their friends and the congre-
cation of St Luke's Presbyterian
Church, Redfern. The senior elder pre-
sented them with a purse of $340 on
behalf of the members Of the church,
and Rev. r. Binnis. president OF the
South Sydney Ministers Union. sent a
letter of appreciation of the past serv-
ices OF Rev. Mr.. Curtis.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
THE CALIFORNIA PROMOTION COMMITTEE
(OrEanlzed 10O2l

PROMOTIONS: The act OF promoting. advances
nsnf: ENCOURAGEMENT.--cs DicrionaFy.
Ths California Promotion Committss has Zoe
its object the PROMOTING Of California
whole
Il has nothing to sell.
It's enerxtes are devoted 10 fostsrfng an ShfnRs
that have the ADVANCEMENT OF California
their object.
II gives reliable Information every subject
connected with the industries OF California.
n gives ENCOURAGEMENT % the establish
r,ent of new industries and Invites dssirabls I'M
nigration-
xfves information regarding labor ccnoition4
II presents the opportunities and needs n an
aelds OF business and professional activity.
The Committee Is supported By popular sab
seripfiOn and makes no charge for any servicB
rendered
AfnIIated with the COMMITTEES one hundred
and sixty commercial organizations OF the SfAta.
wifh a membership OF ever thirty thousand.
Meetings are held semi-annua0y In dfHer8nt
parts OF California, where matters Of State IN
teresf are discussed.
Headquarters OF the COMMITTEES ars mantained
N san Francisco IN California Buiidlngs Uniou
CORRESPONDING INVITED.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

Joseph McGarry, 16 years old, fell
from the rafters of building in course
of construction at the corner of Twen-
tieth and York streets yesterday after
noon and received fractured skull. He
was taken to the City and County hos
pitaI for treatment and his condition
was pronounced extremely serious. His
home Is at 1857 Mission street
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
! F. W. Foss, president Of the Cham

F. w. Foss president OF the Cham
ber of Commerce. said:
THE business men of Berkeley in
tend to make presentation to the peo-
pie which will command support. The
work of the last few days has been ed
ucational to high degree We feel
that suoh work can be continued to the
benefit of the State and the ultimate
winning of the capital for Berkeley"
F. w. Richardson. president OF the
California State Editorial Association.
will have general charge Of the forth
coming campaign Plans will be
framed quickly as soon as the measure
to submit the capital removal question
becomes a law.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
HARBoR DEFENSE WORK

WASHINGTON. March 2.-The army
engineers who have charge Of the har-
work for the coming year the publica-
tion OF map TO cost $4,000. These maps
show the harbor defenses and are an
aid in the proper working OF the range
finding apparatus. The next work viii
be devoted 10 the defenses OF San Fran
cisco and Puget Sound
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

Illustrations give you glimpse OF the new styles
Our Own Make Trimmed Hats, $500, $3.50,
$3.50, $1,000, $500 and $500.
Newest ideas from workroom,
featuring the best ideas from the millinery
centers adapted to suit American and San
Francisco tastes; beautiful designs in the
newest colorings, brown. copper, leather, Co
penhagen blue, maize; in handsome braids,
burnt Leghorn and Milan straw; beautifully
trimmed with French ornaments. flowers.
p1umes, ribbons. etc.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
High-CIass Novelty Silks

In the showing handsome things for the
These styles confined strictly The and
duplicate designs rely having exclusive fabrics placed display
hgh-cs novelty Silks $150 and $l.75.
New Silk Sufings Csc yard
Chiffon and
mgs One of the best wearing and desirable Silks
Rave Sublime $500 yard
traverse
of SO inches wide; $40 per yard
Emporium Black Taffefa
at
stiff advance silk Every yard guaranteed for satisfactory
1oinch 23mch 8Oc; 27inch, 95c 36-mch. $l.25.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
PLAN A GREAT CAMPAIGN
BerIeley-s Citizens Intend to Make
Canvass of Entire State

BERKELEY, March 2.-Stimulated
by the action of the Assembly today in
passing the capital removal bill, the
Chamber of Commerce. danked by the
Representatives OF every business in
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
$500 Pictures SLIP
Second Floor
Suffer-Sfreef Annex

good assortment of handsome subjects also
animal pictures in the artistic color type work
framed with inch gilt moulding, with gilt metal
corners. 1924 Inches; a worry pretty spioture
regular $500 value S1.12.