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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-18
Notice Of citv Election.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be an election in. the city of
Bismarck, North Dakota, on Monday,
the 10Th day of April, A. D., 1909, for
the purpose of electing the following
named officers for said city:
One president of the City Commits
sion.
Four City Commissioners.
The city council has designated
the following named places as polling
places in the respective wards of the
city:
First Ward-High school building.
Second Ward-North room, facing
Fourth street, in the Grand Pacific
hotel building.
Third Ward-Residence of M. A..
Edberg, S01 Seventh street.
Fourth Ward-Robidou building,
southwest corner Sixth and Front
streets.
Fifth ward-City hall. over French
and Welch's.
Sixth Ward-Jones' paint shop, east
side Of Seventh street, north Of
Broadway.
The polls will be opened at s
o'clock q. M, and will be closed ut
S o'clock p. m.
F. R. sMYTH,
F. E. Young, Mayor.
City Auditor.
Dated at Bismarck, N. D., this 24th
day OF March, A D., 1909.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-18
GRANDPA ANDGiR|AND..
. . SON INMATES OF PEN
THREE PRISONERS ARRIVE FROM
GRAND FORKS FOR THE
STATE PEN. ,.,
Goodnie Gets 20 Months for Grand
Larceny-Evans viii Serve One
Year and Accomplish Get the Same.

Sheriff Hanson of Grand Forks has
brought three prisoners to the peni-
Tertiary who were recently sentenced
by Judge Templeton at Grand Forks,
as follows:
Alex Goodrie will serve twenty
months for grand larceny. He stole
$40 from the room of a woman hotel
employe about year ago and pleaded
guilty. The sentence was suspended
on good behavior. Recently he stole
an overcoat valued at $18 and pawn
ed it in East Grand Forks for So.
He admitted his guilt when arrested
and there was nothing left to do but
bring him before the district court
on the old charge.
Goodrie blamed whiskey for his
downfall. His wife and. mother had
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-18

Tag day in Dickinson realized over.
800 for the proper care and nursing
of sick babies and children whose
parents cannot afford them medical
and hospital treatment. - "?.','
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dom and fairness in city administra-

~ I'd
The citizens of Bismarck have been
praying for a long time for improv-
ed conditions in it's government at
fairs. The commission system SEEM
ed to offer the relief desired, at least
in a measure. The friends and ad-
vocates Of good government worked
diligently and succeeded In having
the commission plan. adopted. The
opponents of the system generally
were those whom the progressive
element objected to. But we now
find different alignment. We find
the most active opponents of the
whole reform system now most &C
tive in behalf either of their own can
didacy for office or in favor of some
who were most radically opposed to
the system. This is hardly con-
sistent but consistency has not been
the most conspicuous feature of Bis
marck politics in the past and is not
much in evidence now Some really
good citizens-and some who are so
very straight they almost fall over
backwards-seem to justify their po-
sition in now punching up with
those whom they have so severely
condemned in the past because of the
result and aftermath of the armory
meeting. While the armory meeting
was not called to nominate a ticket
it is fact just the same that if the
gentlemen who were named at that
meeting as suitable candidates had
had the nerve to stand-had allow
ed the newspapers to so announce
1T is not likely that there would
have been any opposition except so
far as the candidacy of one commits
sioner was concerned, which candi-
dacy had been previously announced.
The gentlemen named at the armory
meeting, particularly two of them will
not deny that the Tribune endeavor-
ed to secure from them.a statement
that they would accept and not de-
cline, that it might so announce in
the Sunday issue following this meet
ing-guaranteeing that so far as the
Tribune could influence the action
of others there would be no oppo-
sition to their neutrality-suspicious. all
were good citizens and the most i'm
portant consideration was victory
over old conditions and the encour-
agement of new blood in the body
polite. Those gentlemen seemed to
fear that some one or some set of
men might oppose them and as they
did not care to enter into a political
scramble they quit. It is fortunate
that following this dissolution we have
% candidates those who are so splen-
didly equipped for the position Of
president and commissioners. While
We are entirely in the dark as to the
principles some of the candidates
stand for with one or two exceptions
all candidates named are good citi-
zens and in any event. whoever is
elected there must be an improve
ment over the past. We have, how
ever, in the candidacy of one set of
men an emphatic declaration Of prin-
ciples Their platform appears else
where in this paper and there is no
evasion or beating around the bush.
They say exactly what they stand
for and we have faith in their dec
larations and their ability to fulfill
them.
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$4,000 for ch'idren's Home, Fargo,
N. 3.
Should Miss Marion Risk. student,
State Normal School, Valley City, N
D., win first prize in Fargo Daily
News contest, will present the
shove amount to the home in cash.
Work for Marion Risk, and cast
the votes for Marion Risk. 49,. ! ).
.e>. &c r JOHN A. RISK.
LaMoure. N. D., March Is, 1903.
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"MuREscov Wall Finish is the
best ever made; Is the cheapest.
and once used, you will never buy
any but "MuREsco." Sold only by
Wolbert Hardware Co. 56 s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-18

Now u the time to move your rub.
bish and piow your gardsns. Phone
6z, Wacfter. s.s q 5,s s. ls
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-18

All good telephone and telegraph companies rod the
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-11

returned from Lake Keuka. n. r.
where they spent several weeks.
Master Herbert Armistead Higgins
has returned home after q delightful
visit to Mr.. Rush Pearson At Autausa-
vile.
The friends Of Mr.. Hugh stuart VIII
regret to- Learn that he is III at his
home on Holconnbe Street.
Mr.. ana Mrs. william cfayon Stucley
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at home to their friends at
8 South Goldthwaite Street. They vie-
tied Biloxi. New Orleans and other
points.
Miss Nellie Brock has gone to Troy
to visit her grandmother. Mrs. M. Z
Henderson.
Miss corrie c. Smith has returned
from o visit to her aunt. Mrs. George
w. hughes, in Birmingham.
Miss Janette EDISON win leave to-
night for short visit to Henderson
wife, n. C. From there, she will go
to Chautauqua, N. Y, to attend some
musical lectures given by the cele-
brated Sherwood. She will return to
Montgomery in September.
Mise Nobel Jones who has been the
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-11
ID You Weigh Too Nuch /!
TAe real Remedy ssa tAe Rsssps.

There are some stout people whom
the above question does not seem 10
trouble very much. They are. hog-
obesity IL q complaint which brings
many evils In It's train. There are
others who have sought long ana
earnestly for really reliable remedy
for obesity. and TO these the following
prescription Will be OF absorbing I'M
terest, because IL presents In . simple
and harmless form and sure relief--a
remedy which 10 rapidly canine
worldwide reputation. The reader may
make up the prescription for himself
Cor herself) on getting the fnfredt-
ents from the druggist--or the latter
will DO so willingly.
This is the full recipe: la o.. Mar
mola, Ia OF. Fluid Extract cascarA
Aromatic, and . ia OF. Peppermint
water. Take a dose OF one teaspoon
full after each meal and at bedtime
This admirable and quite harmless
remedy will soon take on pounds 81
the offending fatty excess: and A. Day.
By day. the weight decreases. strength
and yigor will return In equal ratios
for, be II observed. there q no fast.
ing or exercise required. Rest good
food, regular doses--these are all that
10 necessary to reduce weight to nor
NAL, Increase the supply OF pare blood
clear the skin. beautffy the complexions
and restore energy and excellent splr~
its.
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pert have gone to Biloxi. Miss. for the
summer
Mrs. C. e. Bryan and children.
Charley. Hugh and Louis. have re-
turned from visit of Ave weeks to
Palm Beach and other points on the
east coast OF Florida.
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Mrs. Phil Grizzard and little SON.
Phil, Jr., Of Nashville, are the guests
OF Mrs. Dolores TeasIey.
Miss Emma BOYD, Who has bsen the
attractive guest OF the Misses Standard.
on Heron Street, will return Wednes-
day to her home in Sprague Junction.
She will be accompanied by Miss Ruth
stanaland. who will be her guest.
r
Mr.. and Mrs. Groyer Bayles Of New
York have come to Montgomery to
make their home and are with Mr..
and Mrs. J. Warren Jones, 217 South
Kull Street.
Miss Ellen Dexter has gone to Per-
dido Bay to visit Mrs. w. B. Howard.
Mrs. Gerald Ware and Miss Sue
Jelks Ware are spending several weeks
in Verbena.
Mrs. Carrie Alexander Of Chatta-
nooga and Miss Belle Clements of Tus-
caloosa, are guests of Mrs. Edward w.
Hausman, $40 Dexter Avenue.
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BIG STICK USED ON HIS
BRIDE AS TEST BY NEGRO

EE
Roney Fielder, q West End negro,
believes. like Abdul Hamid. the Turk
ish "has- been" that q wife should be,
first of all, dutifui and afraid of her
lord and master. Therefore he saw
no harm In beating his bethrothed,
Annie Robinson, with twenty pound
stick. just to instil in her the proper
amount OF fear.
He was greatly surprised at the six
Recorder Baber.
well. jedge. Jest hit her TO make
her afeard OF me, SO when we mar
ries she'll be right kind of wife"
Annie was q courageous soul, APP
parently, for her flance was laying II
on heavy with the big stick. She
exhibited an arm nearly broken and
back from which all the skin had
been taken by the rod of her preceptor
in his efforts to bring her up In the
meek and tractable way that wife
should travel.
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the size OF the letters. When the
shades OF night covered the city, the
current was turned on, and the large
lo-foot letter, illuminated by its many
lights. attracted the attention OF sew
eral thousand Montgomerfens. who
were won't to stroll up Dexter Avenue
last evening.
The entire sign. when completed. will
be - by So feet and will contain about
authority that II 10 the most remark.
able sign In the entire Southland, and
almost as large a. any In the great
metropolis OF New York.
presentation Of the sign to the city Of
Montgomery will be made sometime
this week. When Mayor league
words "Montronnerv yomr cnnnrtms
nifty" together with the suggestive
key. will shine forth as an Inspiration
to many.
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attractive Sre=. 81 ~. era Mrs. r. =.
1ts UU Thur, ds,urn pos,en nsl 1 win.
some personality, and unusual charm g
friends. who win always extend 20 her
most cordial welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Hampton
Barnes OF Birmingham are the guests
o. her parents. Mr.. and MRS. j. ~.
Hurley. on Hull Street.
Mrs. George W. Hughes and Misses
Lille, Eiinor and Cornelias. are the
guests OF Miss corrie c. Smith.
r r
The many friends of Mrs Harris Gunter
will be glad to know that she 10 re-
covering from the injuries rn,s.n she .s se-
erai days ago on the Pickett Springs
Road. II
Mrs. w. r.. Harwell and children
have gone to Biloxi. Miss. to spend
some time.
Misses Claude and Linda de Yam
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COURT IN wETUMPKA.


Il. A. KimhalI Convicted OF Abasdon-
Ing Young wife.
wetumpka, July 10.-(Special.)- Cir
cult Court adjourned today after q
weeks steady grind.
There were twelve convictions, one OF
whom -waa5a young, white man, e. A.
KimbaaSwho last year, married and
fillmore County girl, 16 years Of age,
He was sentenced to eighteen months
hard labor. -
The case Mas appealed, and he was
placed under a $3.50 bond. which he
Another case that ELECTED a great
deal Of interest was the one against
VIII Smith, charged with murder in
tha second degree. About q year ago
Smith shot and killed n n Bailey nss:,t the he
difiacglty CROWNS S 0II From me Wnnnser
brother of Bailey.
The jury, after celebrating about
fourteen hours, brought in q verdict of
granddaughter and fxed his punishment
at one year hard labor and an addi-
tfonai ten months to pay cost. Smith
and Bailey are young white men.
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Huge Electric Sign Being Built
Rapidly to Advertise the City

The immense electric sign, bearing
the words, Montgomery. Your Oppor-
tunfty. together with the symbolic
key. which the Montgomery, Light and
water Power Company 10 constructing
above the factory OF Sable Brothers in
North montgomery for the Capital
City. 10 now nearing completion and
Will be finished by next Saturday.
iron work upon which the sign will
be placed, has already been completed.
The wording. "Your Opportunity" Sc
lected by the representatives Of the
business men of this city, Is also in
position. The other word, ''MontEom-
cry" together with the big key, will
be placed this week. and the Immense
anTrsss ZEE isrr VII st,s be aM reality; .s
Montgomery" was placed in position
in front OF the company's Offices on
Dexter Avenue last evening to show
the people OF the city some Idea az to
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-11
TRAINS WILL RUN
THROUGH ON A., B. & A.

within four months the atlanta, Bir-
mingham and Atlantic Railroad ex-
poets to be running coal and freight
trains from Brunswick. Ca, to Mulga.
Ala, In the Birmingham district
pany, a subsidiary company, owns the
mines at Mulga. In this district. and
that Is one reason for wishing to COM
plete the line from Pelham. Ala, to
possible.
This information 10 given out by
Alex Bonneyman. general and chief ell.
gineer Of the A. b. and A. Railroad.
who has made q complete Inspection
OF the line between Pelham and Mulga
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Charlotte. N. c., July 1o.-At a
the Southern Soft Yarn Spinners' AS
socaation here today the session was
considered so complex and unsatisfac-
tory in the soft yarn market that a
meeting of the association was called
for August at Asheville. Remedial
measures will be discussed. The
Board gave out a statement after the
meeting advising against selling yarns
short and filling orders for prompt de-
livery that do not show profit based
on present prices.
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Negro Appears IN Police Court Against
~ Assailamt.
Struck on the head with a hatchet
more thafI y ttfseuth ago Ed Hatcher,
asnegfo, showed upsin Recorder Baber's
court yesterday, apparently an idiot.
The blow had unsettled his reason.
Jim Ivey. the negro who inflicted
the wound, was arraigned for assault
with intent to murder. He was dis
missed, however, when 1t was shown
that he struck In self defense, and that
Hatcher was approaching him with an
open knife, and had made several
slashes at his throat
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oNE DEAD, ANOTHER
BADLY HURT IN FIGHT

Gulfport. Miss. July 10--tspeciai.)---
One negro shot to death, another des-
peratelY wounded and Frank Martinez.
young. Porto Rican, severely mauled
with heavy iron bar. 10 the result or
q fracas which took place late this at
ternoon at the Great Southern Hotel
with 81 bill az the central figure.
Galloway. II y s alleged. seized an
bow, crushing his eye, upon which the
latterS az eN : PISTOL and mot with
deadly erect though blinded with
blood Another negro. Jep Cook, was
accidentally shot In the back. Martinez.
who was einpoyed as pantryman in the
hotel surrendered his weapon to Po-
lice Judge Hairston. and went quietly
to jail. whore his injury was treated
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PATIENT FoR PAsTEuR.
Little sOn OF j. ID. Biggio 10 Bitten
Mad nAP

Little Son OF J. ID Biggio IL Bitten BY
Mad DOG.
Montgomery furnished q patient for
the State Pasteur Department. when
1t sent the little SON of John B. Blggio
of sos East Jefferson Street. to that
institute.
A mad dog, killed under Mr.. Biggio's
house by Policemen Searcy and Shirley
was decapitated, and the head sent. for
inspection, to the Capitol. The dog was
bies. and. as 1t was known that
the animal had bitten or scratched the
boy. the child was placed under treat.
ment.
streets by the police, endeavoring to
vanquish all other CANNES in sight.
Giving chase. the officers pursued the
dog until II found refuge undar ita
owners house on Jefferson Street.
where II was short.
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STATISTICS
SHOW BUT FEW DEATHS

The following deaths were recorded
In the once Of the City Sanitary De-
partment during the week ending
July Q. 1908:
Earl Dowsing. age months.
Mrs. Arcade a. HICKS. age Is Years.
Mrs. Mary Z Bayzer. age &C years
Negroes =.
Harriet Gerson, age 65 years.
Infant of Festus Adams. age 5 days.
Mary White. age days. l
Joseph Miller, age 65 years.
Virginia Hicklin. age 80 years.
Sissie Gray. age Is months.
John H. Murray, age 10 years.
Joseph Turner, age S. years.
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OBJECTS TO TEACHER.


Patrons Declare Professor Dorchester
10 Irreliigous.
Birmingham. July 0.---Alleging
that Professor W, H. Dorchester has
been telling some of his pupils that
there is no devil. or hell. or heaven.
patrons Of the Mt. Carmel School. In
the northern section of this county.
this morning appeared before the Board
of Education of the county and re-
quested that the professor and his
wife be not employed at that school
again.
The accused deny the allegations.
The Board of Education has the mat
ter under consideration.
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thas the shooting was accidental ana
that he aid not know the shot gun
was loaded. Another version Of the
AFFAIR L. that there was . quarrel In
the homo Of James and that James
ordered Moray out. before the negro
could get out. James seized q shot gun
and fred Q charge Of shot Into his
neck. = : +
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Prattvilie, July 10.--(Special) John
NJ. Jones. of Independence. seventeen
miles west of this place in this county.
died and was buried In the cemetery
at Independence. He was n native of
this county, and had resided at Inde >
pendence for more than forty years.
He served In the Confederate arm,
during the eival war; He leaves
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-11

Seattle, Wash. July 10-Fredsrick ],
Heney, of San Francisco. sailed for
Cordova. Alaska. today on the steamer
Ohio. with NJ. J. Heney. the Copper
River Railroad builder. The attor-
ney said he would be back In Seattle
In ten days and that he would he sn
;au Francisco In time to participate ~
he calhoun trial.
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AvENGE NATIVES, WORK.
spain Rushes Military Force to Mo-
rocco.

Spain Hu9he8 MiIlthRy FOFce 20 Mo-
rocco.
Madrid, July 10.--The flrst brigade
of Casadors composed of six battalions
of infantry three batteries of artillery
and a squadron OF cavalry as we'll as
the cruiser Numacia and the transport
Admiral Lobo, have been ordered to
Metilla, Morocco. where yesterday four
Spanish workmen were killed by ma
tives, to reinforce the spanish troops
there No further fighting was re-
ported today.
The massacre OF the Spanish work.
men occurred simultaneously with
the arrival in Madrid of q Moroccan
mission. which 1t Is kuped, will be able
to regulate the difference between Mo-
rocco and Spain with regard to the
coast
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NoUel Furniture Sale to
Be Continued One Week

Of patrons who have visited our store
during the last six days and the nu-
merous out Of town customers who
through our eficient mall order sys-
tenn taken advantage of this wonderful
value giving sale.
Free tickets will continue to be Civ
en- all next week. Remember II 10 40
per cent on everything In the store.
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Drifting Barge Endan8ers Entire Wa
ter Front.
Providence, r. l., July 10.-A drift
ing barge, sending forth frequent ex-
plosions from her cargo of burning oil,
and a quarter OF a square mile of the
harbor waters abiaze from the same
cause, endangered the entire water
front and shipping Of this city today
Beginning shortly after midnight,
the Texas Oil Company's barge, Harri-
SON, loaded with $4,000 gallons of oil.
burned furiously, destroying the com
pany's wharf and several OF its build
ings besides scorching several OF the
craft in the harbor. The danger was
over at sunset tonight. only when the
oil had become exhausted and the
barge was burned to the waters edge.
LOSS estimated at $4,000.
Captain Frederick May and Albert de
Fosse were severely Injured by the ex-
blossoms on the barge.
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MULES RUN AWAY;
FARMERS LEG BR0KEN

Equality July lo--(speciaLJ- -HurIe1
James Stroud. q wen known farmer Of
this community, suffered broken leg.
The bone OF the limb protruded and
stuck In the ground Of the roadway
hurt 10 serious.
The six year old son Of the injured
man, also In the wagon. was thrown
several feet In the air, but WAS nn-'
hurt. The accident occurred about i've
miles south OF Rockford.
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OSCAR DeLOAcH HURT.
Electrician In DOthan IL Sever
Burned.

Dothan, July 10.-(Special.)- oscar
DeLoach. an electrician in the employ
of the Dothan Plumbing and Electrical
Company, came in contact with a live
wire today and came near losing his
life
He was engaged in doing some re-
pairs for the city on Lena street line,
but when his hand touched II. the cur
rent contracted II about the wire. and
he had to be torn away, which was
done just In time to save his life, but
not until his hand was charred to the
bone and perhaps crippled.
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The novel Furniture Sale now being
niture Company at 20 south Court
will be continued one week longer.
during which time this big store will
keep Its doors open TIL . o'clock each
night to give those who do not care
to shop during the extremely hot days
q chance to 10 so in the cool even =
fngs. That this sale has been a suo-
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Mrs. w. w. woodruff and little
daughters. TIME crum and Elesa, have
returned TO their home In Canton
Miss, after Waiting Mrs. W. +. Sets
Ter ct Oak Park.
Mrs. J. A.. Pritehett has returned
from q several weeks visit to Hayne-
Vile.
Miss Lila Matthews will leave TO.
morrow for Spartanburg, 8. c.. to visit
her sister. Mrs. 8. j. puprs.
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Miss Alieen Clint win leave tomorrow
for Biloxi, Miss, to visit her sister.
Mrs W. o. McLemors.
Misses Rosa and stsila Marcus left
Montgomery yesterday with Mrs. A.
f.. Meadowe' party Tor an extended
trip through the West. They viii visit
Denver, Seattle and numerous other
points
s. Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Shepard have