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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-05
FOR SALE miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Victor Graphaphone
and q records; Invalid chair; 1
canary singing bird. Inquire at
208 9th street.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1908-03-01
PALISADIAN

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Woodruff, of
New York were guests Of the DarbyS
March 10, at dinner
Herman Scheffauel, the English au-
thor was guest of the Bailey Millards,
March 8.
Miss Gladys Willard was a guest of
her friend, Miss Ruth Maurice, of New
York, March 81.
r. r. Brown thinks it would be a
good thing to organize a Building and
Loan Association, in Palisade. The
money market being tight, it would be
of great help to those who want to
build Grantwood, Leonia, Morsemere
and Fort Lee would furnish material
to support it.
Mrs. d. A. Carson, of Dearborn road,
has been i'll for several days. She is
now improved
Mrs John M. Hunter has returned
from a several months stay i'll Cali
fornia.
Charles Rice, formerly superintendent
of the Park on the Palisades, has moved
to Long Island where he has a property
to develop.
John NJ Hunter, of Englewood, has
been engaged to beautify the grounds OF
A. r. Brown
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1908-03-01
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The Palisade Bowling Club has had
a pleasant time all winter, bowling in
Grantwood The members are Mr. and
Mrs George Roedeles, Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Jackson and Mr. Jeltrup. Mr.. Roe
deles has been the life of the party, and
their evenings have been greatly en-
joyed.
A French class under the tutelage of
Miss Molere, of Fort Lee, is taking
weekly lessons, Monday evenings, at the
residence of Mrs Charles Thomas
Logan, Bluff and Cumbermede roads
Misses Florence and Loretta Brady
Miss Bull, Mrs Logan and Mrs. Trux-
lilo, are members.
The moral effect of an entertainment
like that given by the young mems ath-
letic club, on the 18th, must be lasting.
It will be talked of for a long time.
The Bradys had visitor on the night
of March T. The would-be intruder
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1908-03-01

was bungling burglar, who was scared
away Just when he was about to enter
the front porch window. He stood
within the shadow of three columns,
bored at an angle, and hit the window
catch He was unable, however, to gain
entrance as the catch would not move
under pressure Matches were strewn
around where the fellow worked. Very
narrow escape for the BradyS.
George Edward Quigley, of Cum
bermede road, Palisade, who was ad-
mitted to the bar last year in New
York, has been admitted to practice
law in the courts of New Jersey.
Misses Myrtle Shwitzer, Irene Gold
man. Mrrcelle Green, Helen Jacoby
Stella Gold and Clara Foeppel were
guests of Miss Sylvia Frey, March s.
Miss Gladys Willard entertained a
few of her friends on March 10
Among those present were Misses Flor
ena Miller, Ruth Maurice Lillian Hodg-
head G. Willard, Messrs. Grose, Mac
kay, Brady and Logan.
Miss Blanche Baer will return from
her sojourn in FL Paso, Texas, early
in April.
Mr.. F. Barnard, of Hartford Conn,
was a guest of Mr.. M. A. Baer March
10 Mr. Barnard says there is no place
like PaHSade to play bridge. All bridge
fends kindly take notice to the words
in italic.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1908-03-01
Palisadian Photo.

Jim Binners mother recently eau
toned him not to eat 50 much. why,
Jimmie she said, Your stomach is
only so large holding up her hand and
widening her thumb and forefinger. Jim
thought a moment then remarked
slowly, well, that amt my fault, and
pitched into the beans again.
A little girl in Sunday school was
asked to repeat the Ninth Command
ment. She thought moment, then
said: Thou shalt not witness they bare
neighbour
The matter of taking title to the new
church lot donated by the Hudson
River Realty Co., is fast nearing COM
pletion.
Mr.. Beebe, manager of the Hudson
River Realty Co. will be here this week
to fix upon the plans for developing
Palisade this season.
Brown fixing window with hammer.
Hit finger. Wow Glass now blue
The piles of ballast along the trolley
tracks on Columbia avenue would look
better chinked between the ties.
George w. Driscoll, of Syracuse was
in town last week.
Mr. George Atkinson, of New York,
was a guest of the E. Yancey Lohens.
Mrs Garfield May entertained at
luncheon last week. Those present
were Mrs Truxillo Mrs. Emory Doug
las, Miss May, Mrs May.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1908-03-01

! VI dill IlISIl lIldlu 10 whose dttens
beautiful moon which shone au
was called. Just to make the n.y.
good some one remarked that + =
same moon that shines in lrelanJ
Just to think !" eAcIalmed fly
I'm looking at the same my
mither's lookin' at in Irelandm
Mr.. Burton w. Read, of Hay,.
of Captain Read, of the GeneraI
y. S. Army, who has just DaS.
examination for West Point
guest, last week, of the Charb,
terS
Miss Nathan, of New York
guest Of the f. Yancey Cohens =,
day last.
Miss Catherine Glenn, of Wat.
Conn, will be a guest of Miss i
Brady, this week.
The E. Yancey Cohens ent,-
DR.. and Mrs. Takamine, OF New
at dinner recently.
Miss Sarah A. Brady, Of Sn
spent the last two weeks with Nj
T. Bradys
Mr.. Philip Croxton, of New u
friend of Arthur Temple, visitI
latter at the Charles Charters mI
dav last.
Misses Annie, Della and Crl
Mulligan, of Cleveland, Ohio, soa
week with the Paul T. Bradys.
Miss Ruth Gordon, of WillamJ
Y, near Rochester, has returned
home after three weeks pleasant
with the Paul T. Bradys.
Miss Ruby Smith, of Torons
ada, one of the most beautiful
women of the Dominion, was Il
guest of the William Bulls. h
also, an accomplished vocalist.
Miss Clara Young, of New YG'
the guest of the Pencils on Sad
March FL
George johnson goes home /
Easter vacation on Saturday, MAJ;
He intends to go on his fathers
Miss Willard entertained nm,,
her friends Thursday evening /
70. Among those present were
Ruth Maurice, Miss Florence I
Miss Lillian Hodghead. Mr.. Y
Mackay, Mr.. Ronald Grose d
York; Mr.. Charles Logan and I,
E. Brady.
Mr.. Estey was d recent yisirI
Dinners. The Dinners have hau
from Milwaukee recently, Mr. an
T. II. Baker. il
Miss Marion Tibbetts visited i
witch, Conn, Sunday March q Y
Mr.. Reynolds, Miss Craving
Miss Aitchesop visited the NolM
Sunday, March %.
Miss Clara Young. OF NUd
stayed over Sunday, March X
the Dinners.
Elmer Willard writes that he
ing a fine time in California
the girls are nearly as nice as
Palisade. :
Miss Catherine Metcalf spent :,
at Laurence, Long island. WI
calf visited Glen Ridge on Math
Mrs. Metcalf, Mr.. Metcalt ia
has arrived at the Metcalt i',r
MIR. Bishop walks off; with NE
room honors by growing fine II
recently, weighing full eight gu 9
was a wonder. q
Miss Iosenhine Grant. OF 70
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1908-03-01

SWeetneartS and sisters and wives,
It's the same with their every thud.
Worse than a case of the hives
But its name'll soon be mud.
Actor Richard Bennett is having
six weeks vacation from his arduous
stage work Glad to have his smiling
face around town once more.
The Palisade basketball team de-
feated Leonia, at the Lyceum in that
place February 20. The score was % to
II, and slow Hall too small for team
work
AT a recent entertainment in Leonia,
a big tomcat was the evenings feature.
The animal was trained to perform
tricks
The new postal cards of Palisade
made in Germany, are beauties. They
are on sale at the Palsade Supply Co.
Colonel Francis R. Coffee, native of
Alabama, was guest of the r. K.
Browns March L. Colonel Coffee was
lieutenant colonel of an Alabama reg1-
1nent during the Spanish-American War,
where he served with distinction.
Jim Binner, the strenuous kid of
Edgewood lane, has been sick again.
Why Jim He's out again.
in Palisade with the Walter Dinners,
was a guest of the Dinners March 5.
Mr. Thurman is now a papa, and lives
in Long Island.
Mrs. A. c. Taylor, of New York,
sister of Mrs R. R. Brown. is fire.
quent visitor to Palisade.
Two thunder storms in March Who
said that was a sign of warm weather.
It is generally noticed that although
March is nominally spring month on
the calendar it won't work in this
climate, and coal bills go on in the
midst of thunder storms
If there ever was anything worse than
much of the so-ca1led "cut-glass' showed
at the housewife of to-day it has not
been recorded The imposition is dis
cernible only to the connoisseur, and
this makes the act of passing the imita
ton all the more censurable. Be sure
you go to dealer who knows.
Clarence FIunicke proposes to begin
shortly a business course to better tit
him for taking on the law which he will
take up later.
Mrs Richard Bennett was pleasantly
remembered by her friends on her birth
day, March I.
Glen Douglas has recovered from his
recent illness. Shake, Glen.
Last summer a photographer man
made a number of pictures of Palisade
which were sent to Germany for making
souvenir postal cards. The cards have
commenced to arrive now and some of
them are very beautiful A few thous-
and of these cards in the hands of pros
pective home buyers would prove an
effective argument They beat any kind
of talk.
About the most cussed case of wicked
ness was recent act in Palisade of
some miscreant, who placed two kittens
in a bag, laying them on the car tracks
in front of the Darbys Mrs. Darby
saw the bag moving and sent Mr.. Darby
out to investigate He liberated the kit
tens Just in time to save them from
passing car.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29

All grocers handle b Pride Flour.
12-17-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29
NOT A DROP OF
BOOZE FOUND.
Three Suspects are Yanked
up by the Police.
VERY INDIGNANT TRIO
Will Face tte Mayor Today
and Tomorrow.
Lad Who Claims to be Sort ef
Detective Filed the Affioavits
Which Results in the Arrests

Charged with illegal sale of intox-
icatlng liquors in ''dry' territory,
CHARLES Miller. Orville Steiner and
Frank Kennedy were arrested at
their places of business on West
Center street, Monday evening The
trio was arrested upon affidaviis
filed in mayors court by Drill Blue,
young man who claims to have
besn efecting some detective work
in that vicinity.
The men were taken to police
headquarters and searched. No in
toxicants of any Kind were found on
their persons. They were arr3igned
before Mayor Scherff at 6 O'Clock
last evening. They each pleaded not
guilty to the charge and the trials
we're set as follows: Kennedy will
be tried at 2 O'Clock this afternoon,
Miller at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing and Steiner at 2 O'Clock tomor-
rcw afternoon.
The men are highly indignant over
their arrest and claim that they are
being prosecuted They say that
there is no evidence against them,
and that the police have simply TAX
en- the word of an unreliable person.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29
Henry Palmer Gets a Bullet
in His Temple.
DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES
With w. II. Braithwait
Reach a Climax.
Finds His Former Chum in His
Home and Opens Fire with
Revolver.

Lln exciting shooting affray oc-
CURED at No. 135 Garden street
shortly after o'clock Tuesday
morning when w. II. Breathwab re-
turned home and found his chum,
Henry Palmer in company with his
wife. AS a result or the affair,
Palmer sustained severe bullet
wound i'm the left temple while
Breathwait was badly bruised by
falling down stairs.
There was only one shot fired, but
that one hit in q dangerous spot,
and it. isn't BreathwaIt's fault that
his victim is alive. The revolver,
which was a thirty-two calibre, liver
and johnson, was badly rusted and
worn. 1T was far from being in
good shooting condition and conse-
quently did not shoot sufficiently
hard to penetrate the skull.
The victim of the bullet is an Erie
freight engineer and resides at Hunt
ington, Indiana. He is aged about
fifty years, is married and has a fine
family and owns a splendid property
in that city. Braithwait Is aged
about thirty-fve and has been mar
ried about fifteen years. He is the
father of one daughter, aged six years
who was present at the time of the
disgraceful mixwp Tuesday morning.
Braithwait came to this city about
three years ago from Huntington.
He was Well acquainted with Palmer
and they were practically chums
until the recent family trouble. He
is employed as an Erie passenger
brakeman.
Immediately after the shooting,
Braithwait ran into the street i'm
search of am officer. Palmer hur-
riedly bound up his wound and cut
across lots towards Davids street,
and nothing has been seen or heard
of him since.
Braithwait told his story to the
police in an apparently honest and
straightforward manner. He declares
that Palmer has been paying atten-
tions to his wife for some time. He
says that for several months, Palmer
roomed at his house, but that he
ordered him away two weeks ago and
INSTRUCTED him not TO return under
any circumstances. He declares that
he went to Palmer and pleaded with
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29

Meet me at Kaler's candy shop,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29
DIES VERY
SUDDENLY
William Collmer Expires
While at Ills Work.
CEREBRAL HEMORRHACE
Is Given as the Cause of His
Demise.
While at Work in the Woods He
Suddenly Falls and Expires Be-
fore Help Arrives.

While saving logs in the woods
near his home Tuesday morning,
William Co!lmer, prominent agrl
culturist OF Richland township drop
ped to the ground like the leg he
had just felled ana expired almost
instantly.
II was between the hours OF
eight and nine o'clock that Mr.
Collmer in company with a broth
erin aw finisned drumming the
trunk of large tree and undertook
to roll it away to make place for
another. Shortly before he hal
Strengthened up suddenly and placed
his hand over his heart as II in
pain but resumed the work in hand
so that the gesture passed without
comment on the Part of his com
rade While the brothers back was
turned in placing the log he fell
prcstrate and a hasty examination
convinced his companion of the pres
euce of death. The brother ran to
the house of the nearest neighboi
where communication was established
with Coroner Brady. He then pro-
ceeded to notify the wife OF the
unfortunate man. whom he had left
in the woods, his head pillowed on
his coat, another coat placed care
fully over his body.
Mr.. Col'mer was fifty-three years
of age and native of Rich'a and
township with whose history he
has been connected all his Life He
Is survived by widow and three
children, Anna. Emma, and Paul
Edward.
Burial services Will be conducted
from the house at nine o'clock Fri
day morning and from the Reform
ed church OF the township at ten
o'clock. lnterment 10 be made IN
the adjoining cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29

All grocers in Marion handle Car
nation Flour. 12-17-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29
Sooee Votes

The Home Guards of America
participated in comfort contest
in their lodge quarters Monday
evening, Mr. John Hazdn was the
favorite of fortune and received the
award
The social feature OF the evening
included vocal and instrumental mu-
sic and cards. Miss 1Iable Gearhiser
contributed an enjoyable recltation
and a public drill of careful and
Iainstaking arrangement was given
by the degree team. A spread con-
cluded the delightful affair.
Installation o -,.lcers viii occur
at meeting TO be held January IL.
Kosciusko |. o. o. #. met Mon
day evening and appointed commit
tees to audit the books of The lodge.
There was large attendance and
much business was considered.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29
CAN THANK A RUSTED
REVOLVER FOR HIS LIFE

him as a chum, not to break up his
home and that his friendly warming
was mockingly received.
Braithwait says that he decided
that he must either leave his wife
or he would go crazy and on Sunday
night, he rented room on West
Center street and moved part of
his belongings. He declares that he
returned to his home on Garden
street Tuesday morning TO secure
several articles wfch he needed in
his room, when he came face to face
with Palmer.
"The door was locked and the key
was left din the lock, but by careful
work managed to open the outside
door. AS / entered the hallway,
heard a noise up stairs and started
to ascend the steps. When | had
reached the center or the flight,
Palmer appeared at the top of the
steps ami uttcred IA hystorical
chuollle Seeing that he was trapped,
he made a lunge for my throat. We
tumbled to the bottom of the stairs
together. He recovered sooner than
I and had ran up stairs by the time
got up. AS he reached the top Of
the steps, he TUNED and looked down
at me. I drew my revolver and
shot. 1 did not intend to hit him,
but simply shot to scare him." de-
clared Braithwait when discussing
the matter Mt police headquarters
Tuesday morning.
Braithwait says that after he shot
Palmer, the blood triokled down
over his face and that he knew he
had hit him. He said that Palmer
pulled the bullet from the wound
after he was shot and exclaimed as
he held the fattened lead towards
him, 'T've got the bullet and you
didn't hill me either you. AT
this remark, Braithwait says that he
raised the gun again and Palmer
duokei into a closet Come out Of
that closet and | will kill YOU" ex-
claimed Brea.hwait But Palmsr did
not come out until after his enemy
had left the house.
The police searched the entire West
End Tuesday morning, i'm quest Of
Palmer but it is thought that he
boarded freight train and left the
city. Braithwalt declares that he
will file no charges against him as
he believes that he las already been
deservingly punished.
Braithwait says that he will i'm
mediately apply for a divorce from
his untrue wife and will try and gain
possession of his six-year-old daugh-
ter who he says is the pride of his
life.
1t Is thought that Palmer will not
return TO the city, and it Is quite
likely that the affair will NOT be
taken into the courts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29

All toilet sets and manicure
sets, shaving sets and shaving
mirrors are selling at just half
our former prices which was as
you know a very low price.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29
LOCAL TEAM WAS CON-
PLETELY SMOOTHERFD
Mansfield Found the Lads
Very Easy.
The Score was SO Badly One sided
That II Might as Well Have
Been a Shut. Out.

The Marion High school basket
ball team was defeated by the
Mansfield team at che latter place
Monday evening by score of IS
to g. The game was featured by
the brilliant basket shooting OF
Palmer of the Mansfield team. The
work of the Marion boys although
strongly defensive was entirely out
classed by the Maasfle'd lads. Mar
ion did not score In the second half
of the game.
The line up of the Marion team
was as follows: Hagerman and
Crock, r f; Alexander, 4 Z; Taylor
and Hagerman, C; Bell, g; Spencer
] f.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29

All the books will be sold at
one quarter less-This makes
them less than the wholesale
price as our retail price was ex-
ceptionally low.
All bibles and testaments will
be sold at the same reduction.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29
RAILROAD Uotes

The career of John Cummins, the
veteran Big Four engineer, has been
under discussion by railroad men
generally since his death in Cleve-
land last week. Mr.. Cummins re-
tired from the service ten years ago
and has not been since known to
railroad men. However, on this Gi-
vision he will be remembered as one
of the popular engineers of the road.
The Big Four engineering corps Is
surveying the tract of land purchased
by the Big -Four road near Gallon a
short time ago for a reservoir in dry
seasons. Work will socn be begun
at the construction of the reservoir
which is promised TO be one of the
best along the line.
Monday night freight train ran
off a derail at Vernon Junction on
the Big Four and delayed traffic very
much.
a special train bearing the Madam
Butterfly company, passed through
this city Sunday enroute to Cleveland
by way of the Big Four.
Daniel Ledman, the veteran engi-
neer who was held up by thugs in
the Local yards some time ago has
resumed his work, after being con-
fined to his home in Huntington for
some time.
Or. j. Bowers, we'll known
American Express messenger, who
was injured in falling from an Ex-
press car some time ago is confined
to his home in Gallon.
All grocers in Marion handle Car
nation Flour. l2-17-ti
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29
McClain's Office Moved

All those owing McClain's will
make their payments at the Marion
Clothing and Cloak Co, No. 2l5 West
Center street. Please pay promptly
as all accounts must be closed as
soon as possible.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29
NOTICE

/ will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by any one but my
self
12-28-3t w. H. BRAITIIWAlT.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29

Carnation Flour is a good grade
of patent flour. 12-17-tt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-29

Try Mrs. Austin's buckwheat
flour. Makes dandy cakes, with the
genuine flavor. Ask your grocer
The Springdale news., 1908-12-11
Reigbborbood Mews.
 MAYFIELD.

Dec. S.-We are enjoying the bright sunshine once more.
 Miss Eula Jones happened to a very painful accident one day last week by sticking a pitch fork i'll her foot. She and her brother Ezra were working in the barn loft.
 Uncle Will Carlock of War Eagle is visiting with his sister Mrs. Everett.
 We are glad to know that George Morris is able to be out bird hunting with Norman Hash and Harrison Langham.
 John Clark and Ellis Buckley we're visiting at Charley Ken drick's last Sunday.
 Milton Donaldson of Burk Shed was over in this vicinity Satur- day night and Sunday.
 Uncle Wesley Kendrick has given all of the neighbors around here aneinvitation to help him get wood, so they are going to have an old time wood chopping at Uncle Wesley's to-day and the women folks can go along and help get dinner for those hungry swoodcheppers."
 Miss Sarah Henson, who has been sick for the past two weeks, IS able to be up again.
 The candy breaking at Ster- ling Donaldson's last Wednesday 7 night was success, and every body reports a good time.
 Bro. Brown came over last night and delivered another good sermon for us. He has been away for some time and we were glad to see him, only wish he could be with us oftener.
 Norris Clark of Goshen passed through town Sunday morning on his way to Huntsville.
 Annie, the little three year old daughter of J. NJ. Johnsons. who has been suffering for the past two or three months with hip joint trouble or white swelling, is no better, and Dr. Moore of Huntsville said they wonld have to perform an operation and place the little child's leg in a
The Springdale news., 1908-12-11

F. Smith X Son, who recently came to Springdale, have opened up stock of goods in the build ing near the Stone Livery Barn, and will inaugurate special sale next Monday, ending the Doth, inst.
The Springdale news., 1908-12-11

The reason why lightning never strikes twice i'll the same place may be that there's nothing left to hit a second time.
The Springdale news., 1908-12-11

The poorest 9ay 70 set about converting uagry man IS to hand him tr; Il and then leave him to read II.
The Springdale news., 1908-12-11
I

Wednesday on streets of Springdale Masonic emblem ring Finder please return to News of- flee and receive reward.
The Springdale news., 1908-12-11

w. l.. Stokes returned Wednes- day morning from a business trip to Muskogee, Boynton, and Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The Springdale news., 1908-12-11
Doors Open at 730 Curtain at 500 Admission 10, 25 and 35 Gents. Seats on Sale at Ownbey's Drug Store

box of plasterparis for a few days before she will ever get any bet ter. It is pitiful sight to see the child try to walk, and no one knows how much she has suffer- ed.
 Miss Virgie Harris and her brother Howard of near Whitener were visiting with their grand parents Saturday night and Sun day.
 Miss Maggie Morris was visit ing over in this neigkborhood last week.