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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

bx, Soap. G. Goodwin. Tallassee, Ala; ; 2 bxs Food. .C. H. Machen & CO,
 ai?Sfdf mnar ala ss Son, Rtaata Sd a P ca Goods ss
 l pkg. Wall Paper, 1 bx. Paint, H. Presley, Lowndesboro, Ala; S4. l bx. stationerys Central Dairy. Allan Auction and Salvage CO, Atlanta. Ga; Ss, bdls; Wire. Sou. tsates Electric Sou. Furn. Co. Atlanta. Ga; 91, i Jack Rebecca Lumber Co. Atlanta, Ga; 92, IF bars Iron no marks; 95, bx. Dry ae1q aTahse Ga SteSm am ha
 Arabella Franklin, LaGrange, Ga; 97, 16nfd 10 crates ea Tipawyare' A D, Howard; At Gates. faGranee m Gar Pc ss NStiSns' bas psnTs Mnry Dr. D. M. Whelis LaGrange. Ga; i02 bx. Toys, no marks; 10S, bdls Pa per Bags, National Paper Co, Allan ta. Ga; 1o4, 1 crt. Machinery Atlanta Mfg. co, Atlanta, Ga; 1O5. 2S 1-2 bbl. Cider, 26 bxs. W. Ware, 1 bx. Samples, Manget Brsnnon Co. Newman Ga. :: 1O6, bxs Picture Frames. MY. Bar Crockery. c. M Strong. Newman, Ca; 1l0, crts' Marble, P. r. Brooks New nan, Ca; 112. l bx Glass. James gar. c, B Lee, Lowndesboro. Ala; l14, Heating Stove, G. R. Presley, LowTndessb9r9. s 2. q, Ala; 1l5i bys. Food
 A~el VII liilil' Ald.s ll6, l crt. F, Ware. Lula Green, Notasulga. Ala; IT. Sx Marble, Mrs. Clyde Dor man, Notasulga, Ala; 119. obl No tions, Mrs. k. s. Patton NotasuIga
 Ala; 121 pa. Marble. A. J. Beard No tasulsa, Ala; 122. bbl. Vinegar. bx
 Faucets J. T. Forest: Newman. Ga. 12S, bX Notions, 1 bbl. Cangle, Mary Crow CT. Newman. Ga: 125.- 1 bx. NJ Bottles Coca Cola Bottling Co, Atlanta Ga 126, ] crt Bottles. J. P. Marshall At lanta. Ca; 127, bbl Notions. L. F. Nndley Newman, Ga; 12S, I bal. Bed ding' ] Reg. 1 bdl. Bed Ends. bGL Bed Rails, 1 bdl Bed Slats, 1 bdI. Springs. Frame & Broom ,Enie Ro- land, Atlanta, Ga.;. I29, 1 bhi. Glass crt. Paper Box. N. ". Baker, Auburn. Ala; 1Sl bx. Fire Works, J. W. Sad Ter, Burkville;, Ala; 1S%; 1 crt. Valves. Continental Gin Co, Atlanta, Ga; 137
 l bal; Flows, no merks; 123. i crt. Marble, no marks; 135 Piow. IT c. Farmer & Co.,, Newman. Ga:
 I4O. l Iron Wrench. No marks; I4i. l crt. 3 Coffins. no marks; 142, i Iron
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

Bar, l Cstg. No marks; IA. 1 case Books Rev: A. l.. Andrew. Selma. Ala; I45 crt. Signs. W. o. Osburn, Alta nta Ca; d47, I bal; Carpet, Cary Brooks, EEfS%ndeSsSTG EfSn1 MsSGox Ala; 755 bY CEoekery, Rh odes Hardigee. Newman, Ga; f59 ! $: Machine J. S. Watkins Palmetto, Gai fs1 l9s' stao SaieS So Bagging. lag No msrks niture. No marks: i6s { Pots ski lets. Griddles. 1 c. Stove, 1 Kettle, No marks; na 17s; bbl. Backing. Eto- Paper. bdls Paper, case Hdw, At lanta Paper Co.,. Atlanta. Ga: I75, bx. Household Goods. Hiram Henry. At lanta. Ga.;. 17S, Center Tables. , cases Ga; I77. box Drugs. N. 6. o. Mosamitc Mia"fa Goods. {4s A: Nj: Robinson. Atlanta, Ga:y; Gy o.. Atlanta. Ga; 1sO, i bbi. N. Soda. Phoenix Supply Co.,: 1s1 1-2. case Hats. Truitt Silvey Hat Co.,, Atlanta Ca; 1S1. Table, Atlanta Table Co. nix Pianing Miiis. Atlanta. Ca Ga: "TS 1Ss. bal. Burlaps. Perfection Mattress Co Atlanta; Ga; 1s4: l Spring Bed Hirsch < Co., Atlanta. Ga; 1S5;- l bx: Hats. L.. Jones x O.. Atlanta. Ga: 1S6. 2 bar rels E. Bottles. Jacobs Liquor Co.,. 1S7, bal Burlaps. Hirsch & S.. Atlanta. Ca; 1Ss, l brl; Bottles City Junk Co.,
 AlitnISt Jd lo5. 5O fOllS PaDer. AL lanta Paper Co.,. Atlanta. Ga: 190, 1 bX. P Glass; ". H. Smith, Atlanta. Ga.
 lsi. brl W. Powder. Etowah Mfg. Co . Atlanta. Ga: 192 ? bxs. Drugs. Panic Medicine Co. Atlanta. Ga. 193. bx. Paper. Atlarta Envelore Co. Atlauta Ga. 194 12 brl. Molls. W, S. Gold smith. Atlanta. Ga; 195 21 Hats, Nov city, Hat Co. Atlanta. Ga; 196 bdl Rurlaps Sou. Mattress and Snrin~ Bed Co., Atlanta Ca: 1a7. bx. EnUs sch old Goods. No marks; 1ss, box. sNo marks; 199. Boxes J. W. Cook: 200. Pes Marble. No marks. POI. i Box. w. IT. tI'Il; 2O2 hhl. F SuppIies. s. $. E. C.. :; 203. 1 bbl. F. Ware. No marks; 204, hdls B. Rails hdls R. Ends Mat tie Houston: 2O5 1 Barrel Mrs. Smith :; POS. hx. Stock Food. S. w Gran: 2O7, 1 & Machine. No marks. POS. Box. F.. & Oele: ?0e. sacks c. Seed ". N. Goehet; 210. hx. Stock Food Joe SmithwIck: 211 1 Sack Staple. No ma rks; 212 l Box F. A. billiard: 2t3, Barrel. No marks; 214. c. Stove No marks 215. c. Stoves. Hudson Broome Co.,: PIT. 1 Stove. Hudson Broome Co,s 21S. 1 Rocker. No markh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
PRIZE FIGHT TRU ST.
Former Mayor Schmidtz, of Frisco, Is
 Agnin Indicted.

san Francisco Dec 2-After being active for several months the Oliver grand jury today brought in a partial report returning nine joint indictmen nts against the so-called Prize fight trust" members E. M. Graney, ]. w, Coffroth and Wiltus E. Britt and Abra- ham Ruef, and former Mayor Eugene E. Schmdtz
 A separate indictment was also found against Schmidtz for receiving a bribe from the Prize fight trust" and three against former supervisor G. IT. Duff fy. one for accepting a bride of $6.OOO from the Home Telephone Company. one for accepting a bride of $4,000 from the United Railroads and the third for accepting bride of S75O from the San Francisco Gas Company A2 indict- ment was also found agaiAt Luther Brown for subornation of perjury in connection with the testimony of his chaueffeur. Peter Cailender in the older Kidnapping case.
 The three members of the fight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
NEW CLUB ABANDONED.
Kentaciey Breeders Agree Not To Form
 Jockey Club.

kentacixy Breeders Agree Not To Form
 Jockey Club.
 Lexington, Ky, Dec, 2--At meet ing of prominent breeders of thorough bred horses here today. 1t was decided not to form a new jockey club to govern racing in the West.
 The breeders were called together for the purpose of forming such club. but in view of the fact that Kentucky already has a legally constituted rac- Ing association. 1t was deemed unwise to form a new club.
 It was the opinion of those present that cleaner racing and better condi- tions would be secured by comforting with racing commissions of other states and a committee of ten prominent breeders was appointed to do this.
 The good work of breeding bureaus of various States was commended. It was recommended that thoroughbred horses be crossed with common mares
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

for males under 1s years of age, S410; for males over 16 years of age. $10.b0.
 MT. Parrish moved that the Council reject all the bids. Mir. Sullivan moved that the Council refer to the Finance Committee. winch was carried.
 The Council then adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
RETAINS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Jacob schAefer Defeats George Sutton
 RfIlaurAu

Jacob schAefer Defeats George Sutton
 at Billiards.
 Chicago. Dec. 2.-Jake Schaefer re- tained his title as champion at IS inch balk line billiards. one shot in. by de- feating George Sutton here tonight, 500 to 4S6.
 The match was slow and long drawn out. Schafer averaged only a fraction of a point more than his opponent, but seemed better able to collect the balls for long runs than Sutton The cham. pion scored SS in the 25th inn ly ard 67 In the 34th, while t'.e largest tuning of Sutton wasl37 in his fifteenth at tempt.
 Schaefer's total, 500; high run, sS; average II 27-4s: Sutton's total. 486; high run. ST; average, II 24-i2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

noke Sound in a twenty mile gale. Life savers report all we'll aboard but can not learn names of parties.
 Life savers at Nags Head Station de- clare that the yatcht is suffering no damage and can be floated at high tide. Those on board refuse to abandon the little vessel. All on board reported we'll A party of wealthy Bostonians are said to be aboard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

round are charged with the. bribery or nine supervisors eacn to the amount or $475 which Is alleged to have been paid for the prize fighting privilege in 1906
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

Mount Temple is British vessel of 6.661 net tons and is buslt of steel.
 She Is owned by the Canadian Pacific
 Railway Company and halls from Lon don.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

Norfolk, Va. Dec. 2.-The private yacht Mad1eon, owner unreported. bound from Boston to Jacksonville, Captain H. J. Ban, is aground in Roa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03
PRIVATE YACHT AGROUND.

New Orleans Cotton Exchange. succeeded William Mason Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-03

President of Exchange.
 New Orleans, Dec. 2.-W. B. Thomp- son was today elected president of the
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12
RatclifS

Colonel Henfy watterson
sounds note Of warning against
life tenure In once. Tie says
Roosevelt did not reiterate 70 the
committee his former declara
ton that no would not accept -.
other nomination and be takes It
from this that he il a candi'
date. Col Waterson Is proba
bly, wrong from . Democratic
standpoint In the view ct many
Roosevelt would Be easy" and
Democratic success IN the next
elmpaign might Be best secured
By allowing the president 10 try
for : third term.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12
asnAakAsls COAT o. AM.
gnpllsh Tesn csntorlea Ace chss,
ars~sons eshIset

Slnte he Sensational pFoaaetion ~
salnme u New York. and mnre re-
Gently at Paris. said "A emplo1e OF
ne Assof library. mang persons have
visited the reference department az
this ahnfx 70 look at Arthur Charles
Fox Davies lloak II Pebble AHaus
fwhrF asHed fhe reporter.
Because lheg have learned nat the
coat q arms af Pcnsancs. Cornwall.
Wales. e : bad oi Iohn - baptist
On charger = platter why his curl.
Gus devices should have beer chosen
n 4 y. ta1k ~ the mooa elslnena of
the gaa Welsh seaport Il eulemasAcal
One solulian oE fhu prahlen il that
when ne tawnemen bceFea 81 : char
tef ana - aEabiam thsg haz "a mind
Pan. which means haaalaad. and
'aanai which means halF. ed though
ignpftnes EHaT failed T. aIzIlnsuiah
ne dllIaFsaza heiWtsn = human head
and 4 hezaIan6
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12
nuRAL SCHOOLS

There IS some discussion going
on among the school authorities
as to whether or not the govern.
ment should be asked 10 appro-
pirate funds for this session OF
congress for the support OF
rural schools In the eastern half
OF the new state.
Some Of the state school OF
cials are 80 stupid as 70 object 70
tho government doing this.
Do they know that their will
be no money derived seom local
taxes for The suppo.. Of such
schools II the beginning Of the
school year in 1902 And tha,
taxes for school purposes for the
first year Or two will not begin
30 support these schoolss Con.
gress should DC asked to increase
the appropriation this year for
the support Of these country
schools until they can be sup.
ported by local taxation which
will not be earlier than January
ist. 1909
The only funds which viii be
available from the state II the
beginning of the next school
year will be the small amount
distributed 70 each county from
the common school fund Of the
state and this will not be SUI
iicient 70 run the schools for
thirty days. OF course the
western part Of the state does
not need his assistance for thpy
have their own established reve.
nue. derived from local taxation.
We commend Supt. nenedIets
earnest efforts % obtain an Oh
preparation this year and truly
hope he may be successful
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12
sUILr rHe rlasr sKyscaApsa
Nss Yesk Architect osvs - hew o.
sian = the WsFiaL

I ls little more than Il years STAGE
Bradford L Gilbert srsctea she lgst
skynppeF II 80 Broadway. kes Ynfk.
says the flroaHway MakAslne. Il wnn
an History buildlnw nae aav. whsm
4 was still IN the ahsieson stage. ne
decided 60 climb up thruuxA tha nee.
work ~ steel plliarp ana saF87rs while
> Gais Of Nlae was blovtng lie
Wished 70 make some teats q ths q.
feet q the stern sa The sselslsa. The
peepis ussrklas him frem he ade
waik said be tsok HE iifs n he hand
They eapeeted % see The structure top
pio and faii. sHrying the hsrisas n.
ventor ia ths rslss
- Gilbert returned 20 earth aahurt
"a Victor 40 had given tha uorid q
new Idea that wAn 20 revaiusionine
the AmerteAn esty
Since then skyscFapefs have bseome
almost ; commonplace Hlgher ard
higher ihey have SCARED Il. Il. IA.
20. 2s. ti o. msfe stories nEiing uon.
der 0u ueaaef transforming Wall
Nassau and Flne streets late narrou
canyons between clias Il steel aad
stone. and making Tginity church. the
nnesi baildlns in the eils half a
osniurf aKa. 4 mere foothlll of the
great skyserapef range
Then rame TIE new idea. Iass rAs
fied % success. which mA4e men
danm L thefe wwFe any limits "a ihe
height q the sayuefapaf ne tower
q The Singer huildlns at IL broad
vay began - soar into he air. pilins
story upon story, untii there sere AZ
II ail. aad tie lantern thsf crowned
the steel skelelon vaa fastened In
place sis feet shove the sidewalk
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12

Haskell proposed banking law
i being discussed throughout
the nation Il Is regarded e. ono
OF the protoundest measures
ever proposed along these lines
Already steps are being taken
70 ak that The legislature Of
Kansas pass such 3 law At Is
next session.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12

This Is the period Of the year
where anticipation takes possess
ion Of the childish heart and he
hope OF realization Is liked on
Christmas eve. Would that i
we're possible not = single one
might awaken On Chsislmas
morning TO be met with dissp
polntment
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12
aaansss Il psasIlg = Hume.

Al the grc4t humoFisla are SD
csFsantes. holisFs. asift. stsras
hslne. Richter nAlzse. Dickeas--lof
szdness e the penaIgy uhirh aafurs
has anasxed 70 that deep. searching
knoNledEs of life ss call hamax.
Hsaee ls the Tragedy a literature
u ~ man dld not wsep someglmsa
we wonld eeans - iaaxh a. hts laasa
-. The end be weeps too mueh. aad
thea wa talk of TIE failare a. art
Michael Monahan n paDyrus
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12
rMsIn issrssssslsa.

u the desire % hsAp IL slzFslnE .
eonvsftatioa. uhsn pseseallas pespis
ts each olhs4. aoat oycfdo - matter
Leave then - sooa ss possible. Les
them cAooss tkslf oun snple sad aake
thelr owa discoveries. Eaeh wiil nnn
tie ether vastly more interesting IN.
Ger thesN eireumstances Especially. !.
whsA lmsFoaaeln3 auS bady of whoum
yoa keppen 10 have a hlgA opiniom.
aaaf pssfzee the pressataElon with
IaaAaioFy remarks TksY ulii fnvnr.
lably siisnes tks nest wfillng gziaer.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12

Oh. Pkoshs. want thse mneh. :
wssie kstAanlsi Hawtksras = hir
vifs seaSs xzzfs aissr tkslF usseinM
eay. '-rhea 81 tie oniy psfsea II a.
woFi1 that sxss waa neesasafF b ~
! an Only myaslf whsn sAaa aFt with
tn my reach. Thcm art - uaspaAM
ably beloved womam~ An6. wheml
writing 70 ksf sister. he psid tbs haan1
iiful tribute 10 his believed hsipmAtr.
-sAs is ; aever t1si was lsaf frem
Hsaven to show the possibilities ef the
human aoui
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12

The Republican press of the
state = complaining that the
Democrats N she Legislature are
denying he people Of lhe benefit
of the Referendum provision in
the constitution hy declaring
''emefEsneF measures well
who uiII deity that s.emeraen
|clesH % exist And besides our
Republican hrcolheFn 3 lltllr
while a.n. said thai lie Refer.
enanm - : bad sh|az aae how
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12
The legislature n session -
siushrieis renduring the pledges
q the Democratic party.


- 6aalaef Yoef EeA1ff. The safsl
nezleet that you eaa - quilts uf IS =
liver y bowel tfnatEe % contlpue. +
IS poisoning your entire system sd
MAJ lead % serious chronic disease
Taka Hallar1s Suoa IIefoino and KaI
absolutely well. TIE aufa cur IuT
anr aad Al troubles q fhe ilnmanh.
lsVsF and louslz said 81 Peoples
Drug store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12
Anaslls uha.ri.

Charlie had iust Fsiurnsd from saa.
eay school. uAsn ks ASKED HE desfaz
parsat 81 aaiozIshlAg qnessloa.
-Manma. chat kin4 e underelefhss
e zaseis wesrs- - laa9lred unssfiY.
-Aaasls- undsrciofkszl What ia -
world 80 you meant Even chasale.a
mother. Injured 20 startling Queraes.
vaa stunned well. marmmsea he
little char. evidently puanled. Teacher
said that Abraham entertained EAsl
angels underwear
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12

High ananee i not entirely
confined 10 Wall Street. There
have been good many imilators
throughout the country and that
has helped % make the resiora.
ion Of confidence that much
slower.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12

ean'f tnll yOn In wofaa wnmf tliw EFun-
hle = hutn ~ oumnsa1lan gets naafx
i i HefH weaker ana wnakNfs eAAA
IIezI and ia cross kHd pseylsh foa eaH
IL certain it has H9fma Give =
Whites Cream Fe4mlfusa. auaIau
ENaa harmless EzHaIz the ucfmz Haa
Hz|a lie babf Il healthy nkEaaI
a9H#IIIen. Sold = PEOPLES HEaz
z|H#z
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12
HAVE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT CHRISTMAS YET ?

The house of Eagle Shir;s. Ed
win CIapp Shoes. Arnold Shoes.
King Quality Shoes, Hamilton
Brown Boots and Shoes, Alfred
Benjamin Suits and OvercoatS,
High Art Suits and 0vercOats,
Wilson Bros. NeckWedr and
MuffIerS. Grips. Suit Cases and
steamer Trunks.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12

Kansas City IS trying to figure
out how il was that Chicago beat
4 ont Of the Republican National
convention. Itappears from the
reports 10 be because Chicago
rot the most votes.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12

Whether the people are salts
fed The Panama canal will be ulti
mstely built o. not. they are
confident Uncle sam viii pay the
bill Note the promptness with
which the bonds were sold.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12

Mr. Bryan states patent
truth in a new way. He says
President Roosevelt is popular
because he hatehed Democratic
eggs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12

The sooner you come the bet
ter you'll do. I'm any event you
will find this store
Just a Little Better
in all Ways"
Goods selected now will be
held aside and delivered later
if desired.
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=. J. HUTCHINSON. Editor : Mgr

Thursday, vrxErA. OKLA. Dec. i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-05
Interesting
FIVE JURORS SECURED in RUFF.
TRiAL.-:LIvELY SCENE IN
COURT HOoM

San Francisco, April 4.--With FIVE
prospective jurors in the box, all of
them passed without challenge for
cause, but all of them subject to
peremptory challenge by defense or
prosecution when their number has
increased by selection to twelve, the
trial of Abraham Ruef on a charge of
extortion was adjourned at the close
of the fourth day until Monday morn
ing. Friday being the Jewish feast
of the passover and Saturday being
the Jewish Sabbath, the superior court
can hold no further sessions in Temple
Sheriff. Israel this week. .#gzs@
During the Interrogation of a juror
at the morning session Henry Achof,
counsel for Ruef, was threatened by
Judge Dunno with a jail sentence for
contempt.
Special Prosecutor johnson had
aroused Achof by endeavoring to
strike out a misunderstood question
put by the latter Achof charged that
johnson desired to "butt in The
court interposed, and said that unless
Ruef's attorney cease his insulting re.
marks and changed his attitude in the
court room he would be sent to Jail.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-05
Markets
LIVE STOCK.

st. Paul, April 4.-Cattle-receipts
425; steady; veal calves about rs cts.
lower; others unchanged.
Hogs-receipts 2,40O; demand good
5 cents higher; range $6.45@6.60; bulk
$685.. a r., =.t .,.., = j.
sheep-receipts none; steady and
unchanged. @a nr '..t
Omaha, April 4.-Cattle-receipts
1000; market steady to shade lower;
native steers s4@5.S5; cows and
heifers s2,50@45O; western steers
$3.25@5.25;s Texas steers $3@4.3o;
stockers and feeders s3@5; calves So
o. 5% sz aa ~. s.
Hogsreceipts $500; market shade
higher: bulk of sales $6.47k@s.50.
Sheep - receipts 5000; market
steady; lambs $7@s; sheep s5@7.
Chicago. April 4.-Cattle-r receipts
about 5000: market dull; common to
prime steers s4@7; cows s325@5;
heifers $3@5.25; bulls ss.4e@4.so;
calves $2.75@7.50: stockers and feed,
ers s3@5.05.
S Hogs receipts about $1,000; mark
ct cents higher; choice heavy ship
.pers s6.s755s@6 30: light butchers
$6.S71a @6.9o; choice light s6.S2h@
6.s5; packing s6.4o@6.s5; bulk Of
sales ss.s5@6.s7sks.
Sheep receipts about 10000; mark
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-05
REFORM H i O. WAVE
1T REACHES MONTGOMERY, ALA,
!. AND "kNlGHTs OF GREEN
.Y5:j CLOTH" MUST GO.

Montgomery, Ala, April 5.-This
city is making big fight on the
knights of the green cloth, and pur.
poses driving them out of town. The
chief of police has given notice to
many of them who came from Biz.
mingham that they must get out The
agitation against them in Birmingham
has driven them here, and the police
propose to send the wave back to its
source. The chief keeps his men at
the stations watching the trains. for
any men looking like gamblers, and
they are at once told not to stop. Sew.
eral prominent gambling houses have
shut their doors. and may remain
closed. But the chief doesn't propose
to stop with them, but win 60 right
on and uproot the whole business Sc
that not q gambler will be left In the
town to take in strangers. 4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-05

Received at DahFs Clothing store
yesterday, one Of the largest con-
signments Of neckwear ever sent to
Bismarck at any one time. The
assortment includes the newest and
best patterns Of this seasons neck
tie silks and the styles and shapes are
intended to please the most fastidious
tastes. You will find no trouble in
making your Easter selections.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-05
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COMING EVENTS


N. .5 April q. VI & \
8 'orty-fve, Minutes From Broad.
way. 5s ,.ss
April g and 9. q ;45
DR.. John P. D. John lecture at Meth
0dist, Church. iii
"A April 81.
Social Of Ladies Of Episcopal
church at Mrs. Atkinson's. 81
Ss April s.
Degree of Honor dance at Maenner-
Choir hall. 5a3 4, as3 4 "
.s2 April 16.
New city officers take Office.
szs April 20. 81 y.
'The Missouri Girl" &534 +,
April s26.
"The Tenderfoot.'' Il
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