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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-12

New Haven, Conn.,, Sept. 1l.-lIn-
easy lies the head that guides an
engine. Engineer A. B. Miller of the
White Mountain express can testify
to this. Miller is almost Il physical
wreck as result Of the crash which
proved the worst railroad disaster OF
the year. After he had testified be-
fore the coroner and the interstate
commerce commission Investigators
Miller was held. will the ghosts
of those unfortunate victims ever
stop haunting me-" he exclaimed,
and his worried face seems to indi-
cate that he meant literally what he
said.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-12
NEW POSTMASTER.

Washington, Sept 11.-Postmaster
General Burleson has appointed Claus
j. .Vanderlest fourth class postmas-
ter at Westfeld. Emmons county,
vice C. Rowder-Dink, resigned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-12
MAN MURDERED IN A DRUNKEN,RO
BY SIX COMPANIONS IN A BOX CAR
MAYOR GAYNOR OF new YORK
DIES SUDDENLY ON SH|PBOARD

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:: New Sept H. william ]. Gaynor, of New York
I: Baltic in the hope
wsaining Strength trceconered municipal
suddenly Baltic
within hundred miles of the Irish coast
|: yesterday afternoon.
:: first OF wireless relay
= itnlSon,3 thia morning.
Father died at the afternoon Wednesday, the l0th
): said the message. Isg,.#..
death Heart failure, He seated in deck
!: chair at the time
The body will he brought back the utana
That had been weakened condition for
tonight physicians who treated him at
the and almost death by
discharged emplOye OF the August 1910 Ihey
wouldn't declare belief that the wound inflicted by the assas
bullet directly affirm general
lessened thereby o a
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-12

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:: THE WEATHER. ::
: Dakotas-Fair Friday, war !:
:: nrer east portions;. Saturday :
:: fair. !:
= Minnesota-Fair Friday, war ::
: mer west; Saturday fair light :
:: winds. ..,.'.;,.,a.. i""i':
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-12
friqhItuIIy SIashed and Cut
with Knives and Died
. Almost Instantly y
Mutlated Body Of the Victim
Brought 10 Webb'S Under.
taking Parl0rs
Sheriff Barnes Starts After
ASSdilaDtS and Returns
With Three

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:: In a drunken row in box :
:: car at Apple Creek last last :
: night, Antoine Rigori, an Ital- +;
:: ian laborcr working on railroad {
:. construction gang six miles t
: east Of Bismarck, was slashed !
= and cut with knives by his I
: six companions and died al {
: most instantly. t
: Sheriff Barnes was notified Z
:: by telephone early Thursday {
:: morning and rushed to the {
!: scene, returning with the mutt =
!: lated body, which he placed in :
:: Webb's undertaking parlors. :
!: Later this afternoon he was !
: called to Sterlong, 25 miles +:
: east of here. where he, found )
: three of the men had been :
:. caught by two of the citizens /:
: of Sterling, o. l.. Amund Z
:: son, cashier of the Sterling Z
: State bank, and Omar Mockler, :
: son OF Attorney Mockler OF :
: this city. Both boys come in ::
:: for the $50 prize offered for /:
: the apprehension of the men. t
:: A chase to the river on re- {
: port that three others were :
: making to Mandan to follow {
: the river down met with no
: success, the two men overtak- {
: en- proving to be not inpll {
: Gated. a s..5l. s
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-12
TOWNS in PANAMA CANAL zone MOVE AWAY
BEFORE WATER is LET IN; BIG LOCK is LEAKy


anal e
fee under water the hh # m so ca
pnnk nomt t to is IF q
ept to
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-12

Continued on page 4,
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
JOHNSON.

The warm days are causing the boys 70 Journey again @ the cd swfmmiH hole down oR e'Isaf Creek
 sidney Ga aam aai family, af Springdale. attended ehurEh haee Sunday morning, and spent the e1- ening with Mr and Mrs sam Cox
 Hugh Liehlyter and 1aI Phillips drove over to TentiIowH Sunday morning 70 see the various eviaene- es of prosp perity over there in our neighboring village.
 Rev. Jesse Loving, of Fayette- vile, conducted religious services here Sunday morning He will preach al Oak Grove ou tEe morn ing of the third Sunday in May. and hold services here that same night.
 Don't Worry, We meant that Gid was acting just like common every day plain folks that evening he vIa- ited down hefe. You know folks some times put on lot of airs when they visit out in the count ry.Z
 The green is getting back into the trees mighty fast, and the Ozark streams are going to be visited by lot of fishermen. but there are about as few fish in Clear Creek as William says they are catching at Greenland.
 G. A Adams, who lives on the Mullins place. over by little Eu- seka," :" has helper nov 70 aid him to care for his berry fields. The gentleman and family moved rI- but Mully hasn't heard their names.
 4 right frisky little thunder storm came out Of the southeast Saturday evening and brought a mighty nice shower of rain and a sprinkle of hail The lightning was rather fierce. one bolt struck a tree.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
ZION

Some people are going t.salng and others who have so m 10 do they can't have fhe fever 5yesf badz
 Several farmers from the oak land neig ghborhood cane today to plant Mr Pratt : corn, as ke = not abe to work yet.
 Rev Reed, who vas pastor at zi- on } years ago and k pastor of the NJ. E. church, South, a Wiaslew visited at Zion Sunday
 Every body is very busy getting ready for strawberry time. Every thing looks favorable for bump CT crop of all kinds of fruit
 Miss Lizzie Horne. who has been visiting at Johnson with her sister Mrs. Will Plumblee, for several weeks returned home Sunday
 4 small party Of friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Ben Seabolt last Thursday t6 eele brate his tHenty-third birthday All report pleasant time.
 Mir. Pratt, who has been sick for the past two weeks. requested ne to thank his neigh bors and friends through The News for their kindness during his sickness Says he would never have recovered had they not
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

near fhe trestIe north of Will Grum' :. tearing the big oak 10 pieces. and putting the several near by telephone wires oat Of eommis- sion until the next morning when linemen repaired the break.
 Several veteran berry glommers . have droTed into Johnson this week on their way 10 Van Buren and oth- CT nearby BeiFt fields. They will be back 70 Johnson a. zeOn as the picking season opens here EA- press shipments will be2 in iA about len days but To ear lots will 20 out from here before May f0.
 Huga Liehlyter and family moY- cd yesterday from the Saville pla . down 10 the Aunt Mary Pearson house Aunt Mary Ives now ia her small cottage \ number Of the neighbors gave Hugh a very noisy serenade last night and wei . given nice lot of candy as re ward for the elattering racket
 Faber, why not let the editor name date for the sPondents meeting? Hes keeping mum. 90 it is up to him now Speak np, MT Editor. you know the names of these several seribes and II they q all come-why you'd have material for mighty good impromtn pro- gram Just speak up and tell us what you think about it, MT Edi- tor
 The weather is warm at present, and the sunshine is bringing the berries along nicely fine quail ity of strawberry will be produced here this season, but the reduced acreage will decrease the ear lot shipmnt number of cars below 37, which amount was shipped last year If weather conditions remain good car shipments will begin soon after May To
 Miss Bettie Hewitt. who has been staying at Fayetteville for the past
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

been 50 g68a 83sa BH Bearaen of sonora 0ha va 2eEz kiHd and at teHtiXe
 Opal Kelly 4f5 aas been visiting her gfaaametHer Kelly of Spring Valley for the past week. returned home Saturday Her grandmother returned with Aes@ ta stay for sever al weeks
 WIntZ ZPe4H5.Z ZwEo aas been very leR for several weeks with cancer of the stoma@h. died al his home. ole and one-halt miles east of Zi- on Saturday April t9i at 3 ?. m and Naa buried II Friendship Sun day al ?. m Rev George Mon eyhun preached the funeral sermon The services We're conducted bY the Odd Fellows of which order he was member Tie family have the heartfelt sympathy of the en- tire neighborhood in their sad be- reaYement
 I,,Ia
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

At this time of the year every base ball team is peuant winner
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
SPRING CREEK.
We had a nice ram saturday

We had a nice rain Saturday Carl Atkison is q business visitor in Gave Springs to-day
 Dr. and Mrs Graves are making preparations 10 move 10 Durham this week
 Dr. Graves bought horse rom our rural carrie. Ed 2nlet fast week
 Johnne1 Vas se n=pas- Hs f=fi 2# tais ne o-tHe-Ro ooa> AaHa tis= ing to min aea5n g4e-=
 Roy. smith filed b.s a4sHa.4 a4aut at this pla EIleaH 4igtt .ea preached Sua3ata
 Evan and Ernest A'H#te=f3#a saz= em Missouri aEe Ez-5zireH E uncle. Tom WbIa and laa.
 We are having lovely 0sasae#s an4 everything i= eH8@.Hz lte timber Will soon have icz .easas
 Ea Gonley and family ala Hsa Cover and family of sPr5aE6ale at= tended church It this pIaae sunday We'll, FabeF. yau=Ra rEgat aE9uE Blondy- Haze decided s#ase Heaaz in5 The News that Faher= Raz H9E= ister that dag Am ttght2
 Garl Smith of Zion and N#z7 Ef- lie Robinson ot near Ble@togi @ets pleasant callers of =Blead5 sunday afternoon.
 Quite a number rom ta.s fieIni- v attended the i'm al q 0tto Aaron at Elm Springs Saturday af= ternoon The bsreayfd fam#* nave our sympathy
 3t#3sH
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
Catarrh Cannot Re Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease eatarrt t blood or con sututional disease, and in order 10 cure il you must take internal rem edies. Halls Catarrh Cure is talk en internally. and acts directly up on the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not quaok medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this eoun- try for years and is a regular pre- scription- IL is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers. acting d. rectly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two in- gradients is what produces such wonderful results in curing eatarrh Send for testimonials free
 F. J. Cheney < Co, props, Tol. 0
 Sold by Druggists, price 75e
 Take Halls Family Pills for con- stipation.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

If 1t happened it's in The News "
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

two years with her sister, Mrs. Gus Lewis, has so far recovered her health that she was out here a couple of days last week, and came out again yesterday to look after property interests here, She and her sister. Mrs Belle, who lives alone on the Hewitt place, are the owners Of the Uncle Nelse Hew- itt property just south of Johnson.
 Hugh Lichlyter, Chas Thompson, Val Phillips, and probably one or two others will take a civil ser vice examination in the near future for the postmaster's job here at Johnson Inspector c. B Johnson was here one day last week look ing up applicants He went from hlre over 10 Elm Springs where Uncle Bob Clayton, who sent in his resignation some time ago, is awaiting the appointment or his successor.
 aJohnneye and several ota CT Oak Grove fo k Nere CoWn 10 Johnson Sunday morning to hear Bro. owing prea h. John Camden was along with them Mully regrets that he was not there, as he would have enjoyed meeting these visitors II has been long time since Mully met John Camden. We lived over on Spring Creek when Mully was a little boy and many a pleasant childish hour was spent down at Grandma Camden's where the dear old lady would tell such great stories for little boys about bears and wolves and Wendeas ] adventures away back when she
 r CT was another good friend. and his stories were of var. and we'd listen to many a thrilling 4arn
 NuIkeapn4n
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

tt#lF 4A t=s4# ts t#4AI4 #A#H 43Ht 63 aeaIth does hot nat 'r.alls hang
 Ms Edna NaHsaHdt sf=it#a Mon day with AIEs. ie "a ASaa- ot Jay,
 Bird
 Dock Homesley spent SaIue= dax night With Henry GalHe. e# Jay Bied
 Walter hinses .=uao k working for=5 N Order. Pent sunday with Eome folks at spring Valley
 Several from her attended funeral oz NlnZPezrE a Frisnd= ship sunday.
 Mrs Adelae Glo T yis!tt a pat of last week ~ith HeE. sister, Ms Gl0sr across White river
 Sieve Home Icy. wife and Mast IeI Vernon Risite SuHaaS With the family. of Tom kiaseg of spring Valley
 William Harp. with his t0o= daagh= Iters MarJie and ellie visited Sun= day With Ben smith and vie across the river.
 Aunt Sarah Johnson went to Spring alley Suneay to visit two weeks with her daughter. Mrs Nan kiHsey and family
 MT dI1 MS. J OHizOil Ot iitdt Huntsville visited Saturday and Sunday with their daughter. Mrs. Sam Lyons and family.
 The party at the home of Fost- CT Williams and sister. Miss Aniee Saturday evening vas well repre- Isented by Sonora young folks
 NJ. Florence Roberts Was quite II the latter part Of last week re- quiring doctor on Sa uTday but was improving the last report We mad the first Of the week Elmer Johnson and wife, with the latter's mother. Mrs. Edna Scott, visited Saturday night with T. L. Johnson and family and on Sunday visited with Walker Nansandt and wife
 Don't Worry, our wishes to get Acquainted are mutual and l hope to meet you at that correspondent 5 gathering I think like John Penn. that August IS suitable time for it am most pleased to be able to answer your inquiries regarding the Reverend John A. Williams, as he has been somewhat connected with my life. His home was Salem, 1 Illinois. up to his death about seye years ago He vas known all over the country, was zea ous worker n the cause Of Christ. and was man who practiced what he preached.
 He was about the fir-t preac her l remember hearing and with his long flow ing beard mixed with gray seemed old eXfn then He filled our pulpit off aEd on from ny lchildhood up ill I was married He was an intimate friend of my grandpare nts also of my husband
 parents He was an ardent Demo crat and maHy friendly arguments
 have l heard bel weeu him and my grand father Rh0 vas q strong Re publican He most often stopped with my husband 5 parents when he came to fill his appointments at the Old Mount Morah church and on driving up would hand the reins 10 one Of the boys saying Here son take care Of my hors and when you go 10 get married l HiN perform the ceremony free Whether that of fer had anything t0 de With t or not l cannot say but when my huS- band and l got married ? years ago the fourth of this month, Elder John \. Williams tied the knot that made my husband half of me. I could say much more of this good old man who was admired by every body. but 1 am afraid 1 will try the patience of the uuinterested
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
 SONORA

Miss RatA Ga-t5z condition of health does hot nat rlalis hang
 Mes Edna Na8saHdf aizit=d Mon day with Mr. Ie "a ,aH- oi Ia& Bird
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

A prudent mother is always on the watch for symptoms |of worms in her children Palenesss lack of in terest in play, and, pfevishness is the signal for WHfTE's CREAM vERMIFUGE \ few doses of this excellent remedy puts an end to the worms and the child soon acts nat urally Price 25e per bottle. Sold
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
Cwenty Years Ago

James Steel has been appointed postmaster at Elm Springs.
 James Poisel is now driving " H. Daily's two-horse day, Reagan Ritter having resigned
 Our rustling dentist. C. G. Dod- son, was al Lowell first Of the week.
 The Woods Opera House at Fayetteville was burned Friday morning.
 train load of strawberries vas shipped from Van Buren to Kansas City Monday
 The first ripe strawberries of tie season =befe were shown sunday by l. II FiHlse3
 The ware house Of " T Farfar is nearly completed.
 The residence of Robert Great house Was destroyed by fire Sunday morning 50RHeoB sp6HdeHce.
 Lane. Harris x Deaver moved their Nancy Hanks riding gallery from MeAlIstef Q HartshoFne. l. T., Monday.
 | D Rader Jeff Monday evening for Chicago to be ready to enter upon his duties at the opening of the Worlds Fair.
 T. J Davis Will take charge of tue posteffiee Monday or Tuesday Miss Minnie Winton has been #ehos- en as assistant
 The Sunday school of the NJ E Church, South. will give a picnic in the Glover grove east of town on next Tuesday
 The farmers are well up with their work. and the cheering news of fine prospects for good crops comes from all directions.
 [. L. Pratt has his boats on the lake and they will be fit up for use as soon as the pleasant sum- mer evenings make their appear anee
 George Vaughan of Whitener stopped in our town Tuesday night with a pair of fine jacks which he intends placing on his farm at Whitener - Goshen correspondence
 Uncle Jabe Banks received telegram Wednes sday from Norman, Ok. announcing that his son Dave Banks and wife, son and daughter had been killed the night before in a cyclone
 Jim Reed is rejoicing over the arrival of a little stockman at his house Dave Webster and John Wasson have returned from South Arkansas where they have been buying sheep Elm Springs cores pondence
 The following program will b. rendered tonight at the closing exercises of public school
 Music by band
 Opening aadfes Prof Keunamer Song, Now tbe Dance Inviting Recitation, Bofa Smyer
 Recitation. Efta Stokes
 Recitation. NeyHe GulIsy
 Recitation. Nan Adams
 Song. Beautfni s1r7amIet
 Dialogue, The Mysterious C Recitation. Cess Claylool
 Recitation. Lola Limbaugh
 Recitation. FaisY Young. May Patterson. Maggie Horton
 Solo, Kettle Dodson
 Recitation. stella Goree
 Recitation. Kate Reanef.
 Recitation. Willie Brogdou
 Recitation, Sadie Hampton
 Solo. Frank Stewart
 Dialogue. Aunt BetSyts Ruse. Song. Be Happy
 Music br the hand
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25
Found Cure for Rheumatism.

T suffered with rheumatism for two years and could not get my right hand to my mouth for that length of time" writes Lee L, Chap man, Mapletown. Iowa T suffered terrible pain 30 could not sleep or lie still at night. Five years ago began using Chamberlain's Lini- ment and in two months I was we'll and have not suffered with rheuma- tism since . For sale by all deal CTS.
 Al this time Of the year every
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

Farmers and others who live at a distance from a drug store should keep in the house a bottle of BAIL LARD's SNOW LINIMENT It may be needed at any time for cuts, wounds. sores, sprains or rheuma- tism. It is wonderful healing and penetrating rem' hy. Price 25, soc and s1.0o per bottle Sold by W. e. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1913-04-25

A Philadelphia lawyer says that a lobster Is not a good sport But the most of them are good spenders.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-01-23
Campaign CT Evangelism and Sew
srdsaip.

The Southern Presbyterian
Church has started great cam
paign on Evangelism and Stew
ardship throughout the whole As
sembty. The object is evident
fcon the name. first to gather
many into the church and second
TO enlist all that are now in the
church to an adequate snppors Of
the beneiicent work OF the church
To discuss and plan methods for
attaining these objects. Presby-
tcrial conferences are being held
ali over the South from Virginia
to Texas and from Florida 10
Oklahoma. Sixty. three Of these
viii be held in January and early
February. For North Mis.issip-
pi Presbytery the conference is TO
Do held at Holly Springs on Feb.
4,h and 9th. The leader OF the
conferences IL Rev. T. ). Mccall
lie. Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
The program will include Reys
A. = Curry and William Grove,
Of Memphis, Rev. J. r.. Hobsoa,
Water Valley, Drs. Alfred Hume.
and I. Il. Somerville. of Univ~r-
city, Rev. c. z. Berryhili, 81 Hcl
II Springs and Rev. ]. +. Brova
of cxford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-01-23
suaMss:RLsrSss core
Words From Home.

ex1ksnts Thst May he Investigated.
~1estimony OF ozforsi Citirens.
( skep an Oxford citizen comes tothe
fftuf bling his friends aud ncighbors
~ I1txperience, you can rely on his
1<city The statements OF people re
siding in far away places do not COM
mand your confidence. Home en-
dorsenicnt is the kind that backs Dosn's
K dHey oils Snch testimony is con-
vincirig. investigations pr es Il true.
Below Is u statement of 81 Oxford resi-
dent No stronger proof of merit can
BE- made.
]. L. Peacock. shoemaker, South
street, Oxford, Miss, says: "About
six months sgo ] was taken WITH :. Sc
we're pain in the small o. my back aud
was laid up, unable TO work Ny bacx
grew so sore and lane that could not
;, oop aud when got up after sitting,
sharp ta'ings rssdiated from my kidneys
throughout my body. My rest WAS dis
turhed by too frequent passages of the
kidney seere tons and my health be-
came all run down. Dosn's Kidney
fsills were 40 highly recommended that
I obtained supply at kendei's Drug
Store. The cout-nts OF three boxes
corlpleteiy cured me-"
For sale by all deaters Price so cents
Foster M,iburn &c, tiuffain, New YORK.
sole. agents for the United States
Remember name-Doan's and take
10 other.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-01-23
THE OXFORD CEMETERY.

II IA gratifying to the citizens Of
Oxford to note the neat appear
ance and we'll kept conditioa OF
their cemetery. As compared
with former conditions, the sacr-
ed spot would be hardly be recog
nized. Neat. clean. pathways,
well moved and free from all OBJ
structions with each enclosure in
good condition greets the eye OF
visitors. Mr.. q. K. Bowles, who
kindly lnoks after this work has
one OF the best employees. John
PegJes. who deserves praise for
the faithful performance Of his
duty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-01-23

The readers OF this paper viii be
alcssed 70 learn tsaG there j. at least
pne dreaded Gi.case tea. science has
t'een allie 10 cure il ~. iis stages, ard
;hat II cainrrh Halls Catsrrh Cure
il tie only positive core noE known to
IKE medical fraternity. Catssrh being
a constitutional dise..ss, rpqcires : cuii
-;itusioaai treatment. i.allis Catarrn
Cure IL taken Internally, acting f,irecs-
Is upon the olord and mucous surfaces
" the system, thereby distruyine the
fJan0ntion Of tiie 5isesse asHf giviEs the
patient Strength ny building up tire con
stitutiun sisG assisting ngt0re in doing
its work. The proyristors nave -
much s3ith in is curative powers thsi
they oifer One Hundred Lscsla-- faa ans
case that i fails 20 cure Send d is.
cf testi1tonials.
address Z. J. Cheney = Co, Tt.5dc,
Ohio
Sold by all rrrS,ssts. 75 cents
Take Ia.rs Family Pills for e5Esti-
patton.