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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-17
DESTRUCTION
BOOZE CAPTURED in CAVE WILL
Be DESTROYED AT THE cAPi-
ToL TO-DAY
AT 2 r. M. CHIEF CARR Will
PUBLICLY cREMATE THE
STUFF SIS.

AS soon as Mayor smyth returned
to the city yesterday from Minot he
was waited upon by Commits sioner
Murray regarding the destruction Of
the intoxicating liquors captured in
the cave under the hill recently. 1t.
was decided the booze would be.
destroyed by breaking the bottled.
goods, emptying and burning the
other stuff and the cases that contain
it.
The event will be pulled off by the
authorities with the dignity and
solemnity BETTING such an important
occasion at q p. m. sharp and anyone.
desiring to witness the tragic event
may do So @s IA. n 5ss,
This is the largest amount of liquor:
ever, destroyed at one time-in
legitimate way in this state and marks
q decided change in ethics on the
Missouri Slope. In this connection it
is a matter Of no little commentator
to the city authorities, from the police
up, that the seizure was voluntary on
their part and not because of pres
sure from the state authorities, and IS
a demonstration that the authorities
intend to see that the law issobeyed, a
sentiment which is endorsed by a
large majority Of the people of Bis
marck.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-17
WHAT THEY SAY

Editor Tribune: Allow me to AIDA
few words to the communic ton IN
yesterdays Tribune signed A Par
emit. There il no doubt hut that q
number Of the senior class Of our
high school tried to strike q happy
medium as to the pfIce OF their An
nouncement programs, and that they
sent their money in good faith, but
they have been ridiculously imposed
upon BY this alleged engraving conn
pany. Not satisfied with turning out
miserable piece Of work, they Ind.
the effrontery to add their business.
card. on the bottom Of the an
nouncements. no have made the job
complete they should have added
price per- i;;.s5|
This Philadelphia concern should
either be made to- refund the class
their money, al send something more
appropriate. SO that the children
would not feel ashamed to send them
to their friends.
To avoid mistakes In the future
this matter should he taken Id charge.
by the members Of the school board,
ana they to appropriate q small
amount, II necessary. to aid the class
sid procudIng their announcements.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-17
BOOZE BARS DOWN
If THE DECISION OF u. S. ST.
& PREME COURT is CORRECTLY
REPORTED II

The following Washington telegram,
appearing under date of 18th inst, is
] SO abbreviated it viii be we'll to wait
until the full text il received before
admitting that express companies
and express companies only can sell
Intoxicating liquors In North Dakota:
Washington, D. G., May 13.Pro-
hibition does not prohibit in Ken
lucky. The supreme court today de-
cided that express companies may
conduct business which practically
amounts to the vending Of liquor in I
counties of the Bourbon state which
have local option.
incidentally the decision will have
an important effect on the liquor
traffic in Iowa, Kansas and other
states which Just now are trying to
suppfess i'll u
The decision was on an appeal OF
the Adams Express company against
the state of Kentucky in cases where
the company had been defeated in the
state courts. The suits originated in
Knox and Laurel counties, where
determined effort was being made to
bar the liquid refreshments that made
Kentucky famous.
It was shown that the company was
bringing LIQUOR from Cincinnati, con-
signed to no one in particular, and
dispensing it to anyone who would
pay the cost and charges. The state
claimed that this was merely con-
Quoting saloon, but the company al
legged that the goods had been shipped
&c. o. D. and it was forced to deliver
them. The supreme court held that
any interference by the local author
titles with this business would be in
reference with interstate traffic. JUS
1tice Harlan dissented.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-17
To Subscribers Of N. .. Independent
Telephone Co.

There will be a new and complete
telephone directory issued by this
company on or about June LIST. Any
of the subscribers who contemplate
moving or have incorrect addresses
in the present directory will please
advise US at once, SO that change may
be made and new directory be as
near correct as possible.
Absolutely no changes viii be made
in directory after May goth.
J. w Murphy,
Phone 1868. Manager.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-17
TH b CIT
THE WEATHER. :
= Cooler today. 1aximum yes !
= terday 81, minimum 40. Z
Very Natty Night Policeman 81,
looks fine in his new uniform.

Very Natty Night Policeman Ely.
looks fine in his new uniform.
Back From Wedding Trip Dave
II. Harris and his bride returned to-
the city Wednesday evening and are
domiciled at the Palace hotel. 5
Last Club Meeting The Current
Events club met yesterday, for their.
last session until Sept nber, at the
home Of Mrs. Andrew Miller, where
the club was delightfully."- entertained
and the hostess treated all to delicious
refreshments Several new gmembers
were present. a 81
Greeting from Jos. Dietrich JOS.
Dietrich writes to have the address of
his paper changed to 3740 Indiana
avenue. He says he is bound to be
Ii true Chicago style moves on the
\ list Of May each year Mr.. Dietrich
says he has Just had a pleasant visit.
from Asa Fisher who has just re-.
turned from Europe. He was on his
way to Colorado to look after his
mining interests. .ss3s
Illustrated Lecture on India The
service at the Presbyterian church
sunday evening will be of special in
terest Eighty slides illustrating a
missionary,s life IN India will be
thrown on the screen. India people.
her beautiful cities and temples, her
peculiar customs, and the Gospel
work done In her midst Will be
amply illustrated. OF course there
viii be no admission charge. The
offering taken will go to support
missionary work In that eastern land.
Come and welcome.
Base Ball Next Sunday The flrst
bail game Of the season by adults will
be played at the ball grounds SUNDAY
afternoon BY the Fort Lincoln team
and team gathered up n the city.
The boys at The post have been in
practice for some time and will put
up a good game, SO the locals viii
have to go some to beat them. Bis
rnarck has some excellent baseball
material II II could be got into steady
practice but all the boys are too busy
for that ana Will have to take chances
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-17
Wasting silks.

II This springs latest novelties for
waists IN checks. plaids and stripes,
worth up to $1.s5 q yard. at Webb
Bros. silk sale only IS cents the yard.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-17
CONCERT TONIGHT
TONIGHT THE COMMERCIAL cLUs
HAND WILL RENDER FIRST
PROGRAM.

q 3TII
The first Of the series Of band con
certs will be rendered this evening as
follows:
March n Remember Me, II. A. Hall
Valse sRomantique The Silver Lin
ing 81. !. =. I G. T. Farmhouse
March The Minute Man i.
4. B. III. "a. Winburn.
Selection from Babes in Toyland,' z
.s5 y. 4. Victor Herbert.
March The Horse Show 4. u .t.. &
3 o. w. ,Dalby.
Medley Overture Down the Mis-
sissippi. 81 IS. A. M, Laurens.
March s Arabia. !, 80. Larry Buck
The Instrumentation Of the band is
as follows: s
DR.. Campbell, director. 81
Picalo Birming CHAM. s5.a is
Comets Campbell, Meyer, Coats,
Philbrick, Holemo. s3
Clarinet Jones, Peterson, Schmid,
Windmuller.
Altos Dierlam, Kupitz, Humphreys
Flint. "a
Trombones Townsend, sellens,
Rhobathan. ~.
Baritone Halverson. sg
Euph onium Sather.
r Eb Bass. Z. Peterson. 5@&
4 Drums o. Connor, Weatherhead.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-17

4. X ~ q 80
The Biiou The management APP
preciate the patronage to date ana
feel SO much encouraged that they
are arranging to Introduce vaude villss
acts between the moving pictures,
thereby giving Bismarck the same,
style of show as seen in ST. Paul and
Minneapolis. An entire change of
program will be presented Friday
night and the performance will not
begin until s:15, thereby giving the.
people an opportunity to hear the
Comm rcial Club band concert at the
m. p. depot. The new pictures to be.
shown are superior to all previous
ones and the new songs will be sung.
by Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy. special
matinee will be given at 8 p. M. Sat
3lHday for school children.
Council Meeting Tonight The city
council will be in session tonight
when the pending ordinances and
other important matters will come be-
fore it. All citizens are urged to at
tend. And this reminds us. Bis
marck is probably the only city in the
country where at least an old bench is
not provided for any taxpayers who
may attend a meeting and It is NOT
much wonder few people have ever
fiocked to the hall. Chairs are 50
scarce in the chamber that the re-
porters generally have to sit on a
ballot! box or any old thing found
around loose. The taxpayers are
certainly entitled to some considera-
ton and modicum might be taken
out, Of the street fund, say-fors a
dozen or so seats for spectators The
press gang wouldn't object Il 9 table
was provided for the fraternity but
we don't want to ask too mucha all
at once. sss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-17
COMING EVENTS

Friday, May II. 4
Open air band concert, N. 2. depot.
at 1880 p. m.
Mayo.
Senator Benz. Tilman. lecture.
May q.
a Stranger In Town. &.
June is. .ss.
Cash Carnival Street Fair Company.
June 10. 5s.s D 81 .,. !.
Cash Carnival Street Fair Company.
June 90. .s. 3: .i ss..
Cash Carnival Street Fair Company.
Z June 81.
Cash Carnival Street Fair Company
June 22.
Cash Carnival Street Fair Company
June 27-2s. #
Convention Of North Dakota Sports
mems association III this city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-17
For Fire Insurance see P. G. Rem
Black Taffeta silk.

SO inch black taffeta, soft finish and
extra wearing quality, good value at
ISL, at Webb Bros sale only SO cents
the yard.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-17

Back From Wedding Trip Dave
H. Harris and his bride returned to
the city Wednesday evening and are
domiciled at the Palace hotel.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-17
against. q team in constant practice
but will doubtless be there with the;

goods. s55
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-27

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HOW THE RACERS
STOODlkT NIGHT
THE REwskBlo VOTING CON.
TEST IS NOW THE ABSORBING
THEME AMONG THE KADIEs OF
BRUNSWICK.

Following is tie standingNo th'
candidates up TO last night h The
News big voting contest:
District NO. I.
Miss Nellie Robinson ....... 94N51
Miss Edith Travis ........ IS, 49,
Miss Elise Mcdonald ....... .28S7f
Miss Augusta KnighN ..... .35, ~
Miss Leila Bunkley =. !. ...1
Miss Olewine. !. ). ). esss
Miss Fox ......A
District No. 2
Miss Lulu Stacy ...
Miss Florrie Porter 49,.
Miss Bertha Baker ....
Miss Josephine Toras .
Miss Lucille Drake $50,
Miss Rita Doerfingp y 81
Miss Irene Wood - NJ !. .3.84O
Miss Cleo Hareyr Ssf.s.s.. ....1 900
Miss Miriam ~ nis .......... 6.Sl5
AMiss Joe Fr. Kiln. .3.15O
VMiss Lena Loewenstein. ......1 $50
Miss. silyerstein 1850
District No. 3.
Miss Lille Gornto ..........5 1882
Miss Matte Wheeler .,S,251
Miss JAMIE Farmer. ...........A ,15c
Miss Pearl Bankston ...........9,51a
Miss May Fox .....t.......3. 70
Miss Fielder Lang. ............2,5$
Miss Sallie Bland .........,..2 ,05h
Miss Ethel Brown. .......5...I59b
Miss Christine Hayner. .....1,49O
DlatrIct No. d.
Me- Florida Livingston, Brook
man ................ .24,662
Miss Carrie Virgins Waynes-
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Bluff .. t..t-1l,S2S
Miss Dobert Paf 1880
Miss Amanda FERNS
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T.-.ss Maud
Miss LA
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Miss It'd
Miss JesA S MD
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Miss Ethel Gard Mn
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-27

This would not be a large price to
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RI aedies for rheumatism IL one could
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Drummoud Medicine Co. New York,
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-27
TO BfBIG PARADE
{ AT INAUGURATION
MANY CIVIC AND MILITARY OR.
CARNATIONS WILL ESCORT
GOVERNOR SMITH. .


Atlanta, June 26-Tfe paraJs~%--.
viii escort Goyernor-ele< Hoke
Smith to the state capitol Saturday
when he assumes the duties of the
chief executive of Georgia viii con
stitute one Of the largest military
and civic demonstrations eyerawit-
messed in the south While it is i'm
possible to estimate the Bumber of
Ipeople who win be in linf on that
day, II is fully expected thar there
viii be over 10000 visitors from
over Georgia in Atlanta and the
larger part Of this number viii either
DC In the parade or hear the inau-
sural address of the new governor
Although the official order Of the
Ipar@Ie has not been given out it is
known that The parade viii include
the state militia, the Hoke Smith
cubs from the various parts of the
state, the travelling men Of Georgia
and citizens from the mountains TO
the coast Plans for the parade were
fully discussed at a meeting Of the
committee on ARRANGEMENTS in the
Office ofAGen. Clement A. Evans. mar
hal Of Vhe day Tuesday 1t was
announc4 by General Evans Tues
Fay afternoon that the fun ~ &C.
ments for The parade had rot been
'ecided upon as there were a num-
Der OF details to be considered before
he could issue his orders as marshal
& the day
1t is understood, however. that
there will be four divisions in the
parade. as follows
FIRST division Military. under
command of Col Clifford L. Ander-
ION. Of the Fifth regiment. national
guard: the second field artillery and
.Isiting companies and organizations
rom other aties
Second division GovernoreIect
aoke Smith and members OF his
party in carriages. escorted by
mounted detachments from the Gov
tp0fs Horse Guards and the Rich
8nd Huzzars n MISSION will -
Ter commando ahea
IlBke
nd the
raveling y GeST nWand
by j. IL Aderson
Fourth division Citiz%
tors from the different paf lhe
state, under command Of w u Ellis,
ST.
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Railway
CrOSStieS
AND DEALERS IN
Yellow Pine
Lumber
BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA.

Fresh, bright rice straw in bales
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YELLOW SKIN.

Nine times out of ten the
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or. when the system is run
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II is due to kidney and liver
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Arizona republican., 1907-12-08

hotel. all the benefits of the best min
 eral springs. particularly for stomach
 troubles. and kindred diseases. all the charms of an ideal climate in the
 midst ol the most beautiful and rugged
 mountain scenery, and at this season or the year. all the delights of social center that may be found in a large gathering of the finest people in the
 world in d large hotel equipped with parlors. reading rooms. buffet. club rooms. etc. and all under an accom- modatinE management the chief object
 of which is to make people happy and cater to every laudable desire
 Recognizing that Phoenix people have been slow to take advantage of their opportunities and arc net really getting as much benefit out of the Castle Hot Springs as many people who come thousands of miles and are glad
 they did SO. the $. F. r. X r. railroad
 iS making a special inducement to get
 them started. Special excursion rates
 are made on Fridays and the stage schedule has been made to conform
 on all days, to the special convenience of people travelling from PhoniX. One may leave here on the morning train at o'clock and fin few hours be in Castle Hot Springs. travelling through
 q panorama that alone is worth the trip. Returning the same close con-
 nections are made SD that only few hours are spent of the day devoted to either trip. one may go up one day and back the next. It is far bet ter to stay over a day and really enjoy one full day "f Utopian life; and as many more days as the vacation will allow. Those people who go to Iron Springs in the summer time to spend
Arizona republican., 1907-12-08
SEASON OF ADJUSTMENTS
 Al CASTLE HOT SPRINGS
Indoor and Outdoor Recreation, Bowl ing, Tennis and Swimming.

The guests at Castle Hot Springs arc having d merry time with hunting, horseback riding tennis, swimming out of doors and al various indoor amuse- ments. The guests al this beautiful resort. are finding much 90 do for re- creation. The tennis players are get ting in good form for the Saturday aft ernoOn tournaments. There are sever al college players. of reputation, who will make the games very interesting when they come to the finals. Bowl ing has been very much revived. and every evening the alley is the scene of many close strings.
 The ,new swimming pool is well pat roniZed and already many have been taught the art of swimming.
 The most recent arrivals at the hO- tel are:
 MT and Mrs Thomas F.. Curtin. Col orado Springs. Col; Mir. and Mrs. F. F.. Fernald. Chicago, Ills; Mir. Gus Fer nald. Chicago. H.; Harry Garber and wife. Columbus, Ohio; Ben C. Ward. Nacozari. Sonora; Mir. and Mrs. F. F.. Abbott. Cleveland. Ohio; Gardner Ab- bolt. Cleveland. Ohio: Clement M. Sea man. St. Louis. Mo; Mrs. Clement NJ. Seaman, St. Louis. Mo; John NJ. Ross and wife. Prescott. AriZ.; Wm. T. De- Forest, Colorado Springs. Col; Miss Clara n. Sedlaczek. Chicago. H.; Miss Louise SedlacZek. Chicago. H.: J. Han lon. Prescott. Ariz.; Paul r. Hastings, wife and child. Prcscott AriZ.; w. II. Reed and wife, Forest Service; D. J. Saver. Denver.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-08
ISAAC NEWS.

The Isaac school was closed last Thursday on account Of diptheria MT JJckson's little boy was taken down with diptheria last Monday night. The directors thought it best to close the school There are four or five other children sick in the neighborhood but the doctors say they can't tell wheth- CT il is diptheria yet or not but If il is il is very mild.
 Raymond Isaac had d very marrow escape from having typhoid fever but the doctor says he thinks he will be out in few days.
 Mir Draper will not hold his services at the Isaac school house on Wednes- day evenings during Dr. Henry's rcviv- ais in Phoenix.
 Mrs. Bratton has been on the sick list for the last few days. It is noth- Ing serious.
 Mir. Casey is very busy at present looking after his cattle. He has about one thousand head. He says the buy CTS are not offering enough for cattle yet. Mir. Casey has plenty or feed and can keep his cattle till the price is right.
 We don't know whether il is out oi place or not after reading the heart to heart talk in Fridays Republican but would like to congratulate the Tempe writer on responding 10 the heart to heart talk in The Republican. and also would like to ask if any one knows why the farmers were charged twenty five cents for driving their teams in- side the fair grounds. That makes il very eXpenSiVe aside from the fifty cents admission fee.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-08

ling Co. has come to look sitter his
 property he expects to return tO Col orado fer the Holidays and then return {" WickeH5crS and start active work again.
 J. C. Reeds new cottage on Knob | Hill is about completed and he expects to move in the latter part of next week.
 MT. and Mrs. C. F. Goddard were out
 to the Harqua Hala mine last week. 7 Dr. J. J. Fleming was called out tO
 the Front A on Friday on the A. C. R.
 l..
 : Mrs. Judge Boyd and daughter were
 in Phoenix for a coupl, of days last
 week.
 : Miss Pattic Hutinspn is visiting in 1 Phoenix and Los Angeles Cal. 1 F.. T. Price cf the lite Gold Co. was
 in town for supplies. ! Judge r. <. Wren of Constellation who has been serving his country as
 juror at Prescott for the last couple l cf weeks went out to Constellation Fri day.
 | A long neglected mine in tho Black { Rocll country. the old Bob Grom prop.
 crty will now shortly bc in active op- { eration by some capitalists from Bos-
 ton.
 MT. Purcell of the Sing, r Sewing
 week. r. O'Brien left for Phoenix and Los . Angeles last week. F.. C. Rich of the Western. Metal
 Supply co. of San Diego. Cal, was in 4 WickenburE Friday. ! Deputy Sheriff. Ike Wood will soon
 be in his new residence in the Col
 lins addition.
 , Mr. Tharaldson. or the Hub Stor"
 and Ha>rey ]. Lee. manager of The ] Arizona Republican. were out in the | Blue Tank ..Iining district last Thurs day taking in and examining the Mac Intosh property or which Mir. Tharald- son k part owner. Dr. Jones is now steadily improv- | ing
 Tho Interior Mining and Trust Co i in the Black Rock district is now making good progress. Secretary R. ] i Baldwin brought two gold bricks in last week; lucky are those who own
 stock in this valuable mine. l
 commenced on the Wren and Texas group of claims which are now owned
 by New York Corporation. and for
 mcrly owned by F. <. Wren. Jr. and Jack GunISll. ! James Mahoney and D. J. Sullivan
 report good results from their new shaft on their group adjoining th, ! White and O'Bricn mines on the Has ! s;tyampa. ! Tisdale. Hastings and Jaeger. Santa i Fc officials. came in from the X. C. F. F. Friday and went tn Phoenix. R. Martinez. section foreman "i i ForepauGh was in town for a couple | of days last week. 1 Dr McGuincss is now nicely located
 i'm the Platt residence ready tp receive all calls night or day. HASSAYAMPA.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-08
For Phoenix People.

Tho above information from Castle Hot Springs should put a feeling of unrest in the hearts of a lot oG Phoe- nix people that ~ill not be satisfied until they have visited that resort at least once After that it will not he necessary to say anything more tp them about the springs. for they will know more than anybody can tell them. Phoenix iS a nice place at this time Uf the year for people who come from almost any where else on earth. but there are a lot of things at Castle Hot Springs that even Phoenix has to tip it's hat to. The Phoenix climate is fine but it wants something of that ideality af- forded hv the clear mountain atmuS- . phcre and the equablc temperature of that protected and secluded spot where tine springs are found. X mile away from there il may be as cold as Phoe- nix on a frosty morning, but in the lit tie canyon protected from the chilling brcezes. warmed by the hot water run ming down from the springs. there is perpetual summer
 one fact will tell the story. That most beautiful of house plants. the seranium, can be grown in Phoenix only with the greatest care and at tcntion. On the grounds at Castle Hot Springs. the geranium is one of the chief ornamental plants. though the variety of plants runs into scores.
 IL is not the purpose of this article tp describe Castle Hot Springs further than to hint at its "vernar' winter 1 hnf ns.S possible convenience of first class