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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-22
a Bit Of Kindness.

aThe greatest thing says some one,
"a man can do for his Heavenly Fa-5
ther is to be kind to some OF his
other children. !" I wonder how It Is
that we are not all kinder than we
are. How much the world needs IL.
How easily 1T Is done! How instanta-
neously 1T actsl How infallibly It is
remembered! How superb undantly
1t pays itself back for there is no
debtor in the world so honorab Bile, SO
superbIy honorable, as love. Henry
Drummond.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-22
Bids for Mains.

The city council has advertised for
bids for the laying of 4-inch water
mains from Dilworth avenue to Nc
Cullough avenue on Second street.
Bids will be received UP to g. o'clock
p. m. Sept. 2, 1907. s2 Il: d ]3z
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-22


have asked in regard to the commits
sioner system the following summary
of the law is given. #
Proce dure Election.
Petition Of one tenth of legal voters
requesting mayor and council to call
election to submit the question, as to
whether the city shall incorporate I'M
der the commission system
WA Mayor gives at least twenty days
notice BY publishing in one or more
newspapers.
Form of ballots: t.z#
For city charter under commission
system of government.
Against city charter under commits
sion system of government.
II majority vote fayors such sys-
3 TEN, city clerk certifes that fact to
secretary Of state 0 5$
. Secretary Of state then issues patent
constituting the same body corporate
and polite under the commission of
government. 5
Within twenty days after issuance
OF patent it is the duty of the mayor
I to call special election for the pur-
pose of electing the first board of city
commissioners. "
First board Of commissioners take
4 Office within ten days after election.
Commissioners Qualifications Term
1 of Office Duties.
President and four city commission.
i ers shall be elected at large, not by
4 wards.
First board The two commission.
& ers receiving highest number of votes
hold office four years; two receiving
next highest. two years After first
board all commissioners hold for four
years. 55s5
Powers Of Commission.
To appoint special police. Il.
To make laws and ordinances.
To provide salary or compensation
Of officers and employees.
To control finances and property Of
city.
To levy and collect taxes
TO borrow money not exceeding 5
per cent Of taxable property. BY cleo
ton tWo-third vote may extend this
IS per cent. By election, majority vote
not exceeding 4 per cent without re
gard to existing indebtedness) for
purpose Of constructing Waterworks or
sewers. ss3.
To adopt regulations for the health
and general welfare of the city.
Have the same power city council
now has. }.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-22
MAN - 4 II
COMMISSION Plan
SYNOPSIS OF. LEGAL STEPS TO:
BE TAKEN TO SECURE NEW N
CITY GOVERNMENT.

For the information of those who
have asked in regard to the commits
sioner system the following summary
of the law is given.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-22
Little DAMAGE.

From reports received the frost did
very little damage this side Of the
river. IA,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-22
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Drevescracht
visited in Bismarck yesterday.
q g. G. Leonard of Flasher, is in town.
County Commits sioner Aunger Of
Hettinger county, is visiting in Man
dan.
Postmaster Bonesho and wife Of
Mott, went over to Bismarck yester-
day. Mrs. Bonesho will undergo an
operation at st, Alexius hospital.
w. H. stutsman and Eugene Case
left yesterday morning for. a trip to
Oliver and Mercer counties. {.
Editor Small went over to Bismarck
yesterday
Inter Ocean arrivals: III. "A. Nelson,
New Salem; P. E. Johnson. w. E. Oil
yer, Ed Hamilton, Bismarck: S. Mel
son, Valley City A. M. Anderson, Geo,
Hancock, Fargo: Mrs. NJ A. Milligan.
Hone Js4ss III; s.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22
E. E. ProWeIl 230 South First Ave.
RANCHES

Is0 Acres two miles from City. fenced cross fenced House, Well. Sn acres $40 in alfalfa and free water for same. acre I6O Acres { I-2 miles from City, and ...S o tree water for 90 acres ....- .......-.... acre Acres 1 mile from center of City, S2OO Government and Punpcd Water - acre
 LOTS
 P Lots on Car Line (North) .......S S2 800 Lots two blocks from Car Line S2OO
 --...-each 9 Lots on East Washington st. 50x235 S2OO feet each. Easy Terms ........ ..... each
 STORES
 For Rent fine location for cash grocer
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22
ECZEMA SKIN DEEP-NOT IN THE
 BLOOD.
Skin Disease Can he Cured Only by Treating the Skin.

Ii k useless to try to cure skin diS- ease by pouring vile poisonous drugs into the stomach-this has been prov ed by the worlds greatest scientists and specialists in cutaneous diseases. When it was proved that skin dis ease was in the skin only and not in the blood. attention was immediately given to discover a remedy that would cure the disease by external applica- tion. Years were spent in study and experimenting. but finally Dr. Deca- tur D. Dennis. a skin specialist, of wide reputation. compounded rem edy consisting cf purely vegetable ip- SredientsN and as clean and pleasant to use as pure water. This instantly gave relief and quickly cured the worst cases of skin disease. This re- marlIable remedy is called D. ID. D. Prescription and the secret of it's sue cess is that it gets at the seat of the trouble. immediately killing the germs that cause the disease and leaves the skin soft and clean. the disease com pletely cured.
 T had eczema and tried (S) doctors for co months" writes F. R. Tesar,
 
 son, Ia. They did me no good. wrote for a sample bottle of D. D. D. and started to use it. My face and mustache were all full of the disease. The sample did me good and now my face is as smooth as a baby's. My head was full of dandruff and always , itched. my hear was coming out but has stopped now. This has all disap- D. to cure eczema and dandruff in the worst stages. I would also advise that all oarbers tell their custom CTS who have dandruff to send at once for a dollar bottle of D. D. D. and get cur ed"
 A liberal sample can be had free postpaid by writing the D. n. D. CO. 112 Michigan St. Chicago. H.. enclos- ing only 10c to help pay cost of pack ing and mailing. Or you can find this wonderful remedy on sale by Elvey &
 Hulett. where you may also get free
 booklets on treatment and care of the skin, dieting and bathing.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22
PRESIDENTS DEPARTURE
 FROM CANfBRAKES
lie Fears That the Bears Have Not Had aa Enjoyable Fortnight.

Stamboul. La, oct. 21.-When Presi- dent Roosevelt today boarded special train and bade adieu to this point, all the plantation and sawmill work had been suspended to permit the presence at the station of both employer and employees. Fully nineteen out of twen- ty of those present were negroes, in evidence of the great preponderance of the black race hcrcabouts. The presi- dent made a short speech form the platform and expressed a fear that the bears had not enjoyed themselves as much as he. He advised the people to make certain of the returns that their rich soil was so capable of yielding.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22
fILlP|N0S ENTERTAIN
 lhE WAR SECRETARY
A Banquet Given Last Night in Honor
 of Thsir Former Governor.

Manila. Oct 21-There was a great demonstration nere tonight in honor of Secretar,- Taft. the occasion being banquet arranged by d committee composed of members of the general assembly. The secretary was checred for I've minutes when he was intro dUCed with the statement There is a man to whom the Philippines owe more than to the future president of the United States" The NationaliSts being especially demonstrative. X sil- yer loving cup of native make was pre- sentcd to the secretary, wlr, express ing lis thanks said he was Gratified when he heard President Osmena say that the United States kept every promise made the FilioinCs, in letter and in spirit.
 He urged the importance of educa- ton. l. order to overcome the ten dcncy to blindl.- follow one man it was necessary 10 give all an equal Op- portunity, so that the humblest person might aspire tn the highest position In the state. He "as confident the assembly would unite with his to pro- cure good legislation.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22
LAND FRAUDS INVOLVE
 PHELPS DODGE & co.
Indictments Charging Conspiracy Re- turned by The Federal Grand Jury at Santa Fe.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Oct. 2L-Indict- ments We're returned by the federal grand jury this afternoon against the firm of Phelps. Dodge X Co, of New York, owners of the Fl Paso and South Western railroad as well as of smelters in Arizona and coal lands in New Mexico.
 Further indictments were returned against Charles $. Spiess one of the company's attorneys. Prof. James Douglas q former territorial engineer, David NJ White and sixteen others. A charge of conspiracy Co defraud the United States in connection with coal lands in San Juan county. New Mex leo is made.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22
TEA

and Charles V. Brown. conductor. oi the Polk-street line, appeared for ar raignment before Police Judge Short - all this morning. These men were the crew of the car upon which Charles Moss was shot tn death. otto r. Eler- wier sustained a bullet wound in the brain, of which he died this morning John Monger and Bernard Goldstein, also passengers. were shot in the left hand and left thigh respectively.
 Pudcell and Brown, who were rough ly treated by passengers at the time of the shooting. appeared with their heads swathed in bandagcs. Their ar raignment was postponed until Satur- day.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22
SAYS IT IS A FACT.
Larson Drug Go. Confirms Guaranteed
 on Hyomei, Cure for Catarrh.

The question having been raised as to whether or no Larson Drug Co. will refund the money if a Hyomei outfit does not do all that is claimed for it in curing catarrh, they want to state positively that this guarantee is an absolute fact.
 X guarantee like this is the best proof that can be offered as to the curative powers of Hyopei in all catarrhal troubles. You do not risk a cent in testing its healing virtues. Larson Drug Co. takes all the risk. If you have catarrh. try this won derful medicated air of Hyomei. It does not drug or derange the stomach. but js breathed through a neat pocket inhaler that comes with cevry outfit. so that it's medication reaches the most remote air cells in the nose, throat and lungs, where any catarrhal germs may be lurking. It quickly de- stroys them, heals and soothes the ir- ritated mucous membrane and vital iZcs the tissues so that catarrh is no longer possible. You can lose noth- ing by giving Hyomei a trial, nothing but the catarrh and that is good rid dance.
 The price of the complete outfit is but S1.O0; nothing if it fails to cure. Get an outfit from Larson Drug Co. today and begin its use at once.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22

Come and hear that beautiful illus trated song Somewhere. The Bijou.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22

| rested in connection with the killing of Fred Peterson, a structural iron worker. shot during the Labor day riots was today dismissed by Judge
 Walter on the motion of Special Prose- cutor Appell, who said il Was impos- sible to connect him with the shoot ing
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22
THE SHOOTING GAR GREW
 APPEAR IN COURT

The Motorman and Conductor Who Cleared a Frisco Car of Beiligerent
 Passengers.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22
6UsoNIc PLAGUE FIGURES.

San Francisco. oct 2I.-The totals to date, in the bubonic plague situa- tion is as follows: Verified cases x deaths. 4s; death rate e3 per cent. Discharged as cured. r.; under treat ment 10: suspects &.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22

ranging from Mr. and Mrs. Sapp to the youngest member of the family a child | years of age-has been en- gagged for several instrumental num- bers. All play different instruments and as this will be their first appear ance since their arrival here from the east. much interest is manifested in their work
 THE FUNERAL OF ALICE PER RlNE.-Alice Perrine. aged 32 years, borne ic Missouri, died october 21, north of as.lum. Funeral from the residence this afternoon at 9. M. h. terment will be at Greenwood.
 A PRAYER MEETING.-A prayer meeting will be held at the Florence o'clock, led by ". D. Hinebaugh. A cordial initiation is extended to all.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22

San Francisco. Oct. 21.-With a double murder charge against their names. Edgar X. Purcell, motorman.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22
INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE.
To Connect a Suspect With a Frisco
 Labor Day Killing.

san Francisco. Oct. 21.-The charge of murder against James Watkins, ar
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22
Of Local interest
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A PHOENIX WINTER ORGIES

TRA.-Phoenix will soon be able to boast of a fine large concert orches- tra. About twenty of the best instru- nentalists in the city assembled last evening in the Redewill Music Cos. store as an experiment to see what could be done in the higher lines of the tone world. and with result that reg ular meetings will be held in future and strains of the great masters will soon be ringing on local concert stages. Many good musicians come to Phoenix to winter. and all the different players of the various instruments of the sym phony have been found among them this season which leads to the present movement to form a full orchestra. After a series of systematic rehearsals it is probable that the orchestra will give a few public performances with inc assistance of local and outside tal- ent as sOloists.
 THAT NECkTIE PARTY- The necktie and apron social which was to have been given last Friday night, october 18th, at the Sunday school in District IA, was postponed on account of the incIement weather until tonight.
 
 and other refreshments were a total loss. but more will be prepared. and as the aprons and ties were not ex- posed to the rain, they will be much inevidence in all their gorgeous pris- tine glory Every one is cordially in vited to be on hand and render all assistance possible to the auctioneer, who will not accept bids for less than 20 cents. Don't forget. All are cor dially invited to come to District If next Friday night. october 25th. The committee composed of Mrs. Charles Berger, Mrs. Roy Clayson and Miss Delphia Etter. has succeeded in get ting d couple of additional numbers on the program, which will add great ly to the enjoyment. The Sapp fam ily-ccmposed of thirteen musicians.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-22

Come and see Prof. make his first success at the Biiou.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-05
BA SEBALL PLAYED
BY CHRIST CHURCH BOYS
Will Open Building For Inspection By Public on Friday
and Saturday--Games to be
PLAYED Weekv
Played Weekly.

Indoor baseball, as played at Christ
Church Association Gymnasium. TWEEN
ty-second and Venable Streets, was
invented in Chicago in 1887 by a mem
Der OF the Farragut Boat Club. From
the beginning the game has grown,
until It now reaches out into 'all parts
OF the country, and thousands upon
thousands are entertained during the
winter months either as active particle
pants or as enthusiastic followers OF
the teams engaged in the sport. The
Southern committee OF the National
Indoor Baseball Association Is COM
posed OF the following men: Thomas
Cornelius, Baltimore. Md, chairman;
c. p. Beckett. Washington, D. C.;l II. L..
Kayton, Savannah. Ca; L.&O. Gillesby,
gomery, Ala; =. T. Arlsthorpe. Cairo,
ILL.,: J. E. Miles, Birmingham Ala; r.
G. Byrd. Atlanta. Ga.
From Rule l.-When a game is
played in large armory or other
large building. the diamond may be
laid out with thirty-hve feet base lines.
the front line of the pitchers box to be
thirty feet from the centre Of home
plate. All other dimensions to be the
same as when using the twenty-seven
feet base lines.
From Rule 1II.-rhe ball must be
not less than l6 ga nor more than
~ la inches in circumference. made
nor more, than S IA ounces in
| weight.
| From Rule 1V-The bat must be
IA feet long and not larger than
/ ga inches In diameter in the largest
part. 1t must be made OF wood, ex-
cept that metal rod may be passed
through the centre to give desired
/ lAr pt~ tov1 a.,
lead to be used in loading.
From Rule V,-Seven or nine play
ers must constitute side. Tho play
ers' positions shall be such as shall
be assigned them by their captain ex-
cept that the pitcher must take his
| position within the pitchers line.
From Rule VI.-The pitcher shall
take his position facing the batter,
with both feet on the ground wholly
| within the box, and with both feet
on the rear line of said box. and when
in the act of delivering the ball shall
| not take more than one step, but shall
| not be restricted ms to curvng the
ball. although the arm must be swung
parallel with the body.
4 There are thirty-seven rules in all
| quito similar to the outdoor game; In
i fact. the indoor game will help play
| err to keep up his form for regular out-
| door work. 81
There will be game tonight ut
Christ Church Association Gymnasium
between a team of married and single
men. The game will be called ats
p. M,
On Friday and Saturday of this week
Christ Church Association will oper
& its building to the public for inspec.
ton, and men and women are cor.
daily invited to come and look Over
the splendid equipment. Special event.
4 between 9 and 10 =. M ~
Tho gymnasium classes have alread,
begun work The senior men meet OF
q Monday and Thursday at 8 r. M. Th,
5nnior men Tuesday and Friday at
r. M. Schoolboys Monday and Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock.
Last Saturday morning team o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-05
SALE OF VALUABLE
GOLDMINE.

Default having be- made in the pays
ment OF a debt secured By a deed ST.
trust. executed to me July 27th. 1905, by
the Sanders Gold-saving Machine Corr
psny,I shall, at VIC request ,, e & ne credit
at auction. In the town q Louisa. Louisa
'0' iiTl1 pAY or Fb ssfA III 1907
the following property. to,wit: a tract
Of land lying and being In the county
OF Louisa, Va, about half a mile below
the Tindar Flat Gold Mine, eontatninss
Said tract ls known as The Meashes |,
Goldmlne. and Is maue up OF two tracts
Of land adjoining each othcr--onc tract
containing. by survey, l6l 1-3 acres; tina
other containing. by survey, ~ !S-l0os
acres The land q on Contrary Greek,
Much gold has been taken from this
land at different times. and its value has
hean further shown by recent examlna-
tons of experts and by assays. .bha
land IS we'll wooded.
TERMS: Cash as to 600. With In
terest thereon from July 2Sth. 1905; as
to any balance, for bonds payable In
equal instalments In ono and two yearas
| from day OF sale. with interest thersfrotu,
unless the Sanders Cold Saving Machine
| Company should require alnerept tertA1a5
| as 10 said balance, IA
I ii la believed that tho creditor secured
| in the deed Will be Milling 70 lend a con =
| siderable part OF the purchase Hiopeys
4 upon tho land II the purchaser degiTes ~.
Trustee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-05
GRACE LARSEN WINS
THE LABARDE STAKES
Captures Principal Prize at New
Orleans-Surprisc in Second
Event


NEW ORLEANS, February 4,-The
races shifted back to City Park to-day
for their third fortnight Mt that track.
Grace Larsen Won the LaEarde selling
stakes at n mile, value sl,Ioo. In the
first racs Bucket Brigade, at 100 to l..
finished second.
First race--ttres and one-haif furlongg
.-Lawlexs Is TO 81 FIRST Bucket Brigade
(lt0 to u second, La Sainada (25 to y
THIRD. Time, 81 3-5.
Second ra ce-steep!echase. short course
Kara g to - first, Aules Is TO y second,
Pittkin 15 to u third. Time, 3.la.
Third race--six furlonss..t selling-Gold
Proof a to y first. nargin "a to p second.
Lady Carol n5 TO y third Time. lis s-5.
Fourth race--the Lagrade selling stakes.
1n.le-Grace Larsen Il to p first. Tom
Dolan % to l0) second Lamp Trimmer
& to u third. Time. 1:43 40
Fifth race--six furiongs-Lens tevcn)
first Captain Hale t25 to ~ second. Grace
George g to . third. Time. 1:1s1-5.
Sixth race--six furlongs-Coitness Is to
y first. Voting @ to - second, Nedra &C
to y third. Time. 1:.73-5.
Seventh race-mile and an eighth, SELL
:ng-st. Noel Is to u first, Arthur GUNNER
az to u second Lady Ellison % to p
third. Time. 1:5S4-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-05
..SHA.FFER AFTER
BIC LEAGUE MAN

It was understood last night that
Manager shaffer is looking out Tor a
new inielder. man belonging to a
major league. and Of rare good expert
ence This man is an old hand at the
business, and 1t seems that Shaffer Is
anxious to secure him. Tho manager
however. refuses to give his name !
Mike Cassidy, one OF tho star pitchers
of last years team Of Lawmakers. 1t
was reported last night, will be here
to get into condition. All tho other
men VIII report here a bout the middle
Of next month. 1g3 n !, Ia ""''''
The league meeting to be held to-mor-
row night In Murphys Hotel will be at.
tended by representatives from every city
In the league, and It Is reported that
both Newport News and Petersburg Will
have representatives here
Err From ~ Lynshbugg VII! come Jack Grim;
McKevltt: from Norfolk, Bob Pender and
Charles Bland and Charles Moss. -
The meeting will be busted with the
election Of officers and the appointment
Of the schedule committees, Mr. Jake
Wells will be reelected president, Mr..
| W. B. Bradley, vice-presldent, and Mr..
p. n. Gregory. secretary, as now seems
ltlikely. Whether there Will be appllca-
other cities remains to be seen; but,
| even II there are any such applications,
1t seems unlikely that they will be
| granted.
| After the business session the team
| owners will be served with banquet,
which Will he followed by a box party at
| one OF the theatres.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-05

Observation-Disclosures G. and b. D spald
ing 10 Fred S. Valentine. ~ feet on east limo
Brook Avenue, 1912 feet north of Clay
Street. $500.
Gilbert j. Hunt and wife to Beverly r.
Tucker, s. feet south line of Franklin
Street. between Birch and Boyd Streets,
$500.
Beverly Il. Tucker to- trustees Of Beth
lAEabn Congregation, IL feet on south line
2Ftnnkun Street, between Birch and Boyl
+. w. Cunningham and wife 10 Sarah
Elizabeth Slower. lh2 feet on north sde of
Nsillinmsbuis Avenue. 2l5 feet east OF
Gillle's Creek. 5000
Henry r., Pollard special commissioner.
i;ue. northwest corner of +0-foot street,
S&tp
G.. L. Denoon, trustee. to H. l.. Denoon.
Gu feet on Wnder Street, southwest corner
OF Sumpter Street. ana So feet on Winder
Street, southeast corner OF Gates street.
$40.
sahwaszschiId. 81 rect on west side OF Sew
elth Street. No. ITO North. subject to three
deeds Of trust securing s6.11o, $500.
r. Bruce Rowe ana wife to Aexinn Penn
berton, Is feet on north line Hanover
Street, 1ts liz feet west Of Park street
Si,25p.
Andrew w Tyree and wife to EVIL End
crk. 80 feet on east side OF Pine Street
| 1915 feet from northeast corner OF Cumoer-
land Street, subject to deed OF trust for
$4,000. $3.50
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c. WALDORF to. George
| w Lyman, 5 acres on fork OF Brook Turn
nike and Hungary Road $500.
| EdSar #. Rugg and wifa to Alice Mills
| - acres on Charles City Road, about !.
miles below Richmond. s1.2oo