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Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13
First publication, April Is, l9OS)
Contest Notice.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, United
10 ,SG States Land Office, Bismarck; n. D., April
hiN ~, iNS; A sufficient contest affidavit having
cee,. oeen filed in this office by Carl R. Kositzy
iiiIani!1estant, iiai1 against homestead entry No; o.
.c"winship coaip l5Sn, range 7Sw, BY John Sealmann::
JIoohhtestee, in which tits alleged that
nonn traaa Sealmann has not built house on SAD
tract aaet and has in no manner improved the
t1a. Ime and he has never established residence
nnIe rnereon and has been absent therefrom ioI
more more than six months; and that said alleged
n"sehce nsa, from said land was not due to employ
the thheht !, IN the Army, Navy or Marine Corps ol
oas, e ;. in time Of war; Said parties are hereby
tao,hed tounad to appear. respond and offer evidence
JIuching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. M %, on
Sa;n Sdne 2, 1908, before the Register and M he
MAYER nay at the United States Land Office in BIS
>. ne said contestant having in a proper atiida
sh, sa, MED pril 10, 1908, SGT forth facts when
oa onow M that after due diligence personal service
y, ord ms notice cannot be made, il is hereb.
bb,uered br and directed that such notice be eiVei
~ due and proper publication.
~ JOHN SATTERLUND, Receiver
"m' r. Cochrane. Attorney for Contestant
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13
IRRIGATION WORK.
Work of the Reclamation Service in
North Dakota.

North Dakota.
The engineers of the United States
Geological Survey are rapidly taking
the field in order to continue field
work in the various irrigation projects
authorized by the irrigation law of
June II, 1902.
North Dakota is one of the States
included within the provisions Of the
law, and as it has funds at its disposal
for the construction of works, plans
have been made to take up active field
work in the immediate future. A number
of engineers will be in the State by
the first of April, studying the gen.
eral topography and investigating any
irrigation projects that may come to
their attention. If the preliminary
examination warrants taking action,
field parties will be organized and ac-
tive survey work prosecuted in order
to obtain data for estimates OF cost.
If these estimates show that any par
ticular project is feasible, that is, that
the water supply is adeQrate, that
there is a sufficient area of land avail.
able for irrigation, and that the cost
of bringing water to it is reasonable
recommendations for construction VIII
be submitted to the Secretary OF 'te
| Into, .or for his anDrOyal
The present investigation Will pe
largely confined to the western part
of the state and will consist OF exam
nations for the diversion of the main
Missouri River, although they will also
include examinations Of its tributaries
in the northern and southern pavt!
of the state.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13
PeRsoNAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Gilbreath have
gone west for a visit.
Mrs. E. H. Walker has returned from
visit in Minneapolis.
Ben Belk went down to jamestown
this afternoon on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grambs of Man.
dan came over on the afternoon train.
J. A. McDougall was among the
guests in the city from Mandan this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Cook and daueh
ter Louis returned on the noon train
from Fargo.
Robert Morrison, deputy collector Of
customs at Pembina, was among the
guests in the city Sunday.
Governor White returned on the
noon train from Barnes county where
ne has been preparing for spring farm.
ing operations
c. D. Edick and C. H. Edick went
to Fargo Sunday afternoon to prepare
for new campaign by the New York
life insurance company.
Lieut.. w. E. Goolsby came up from
Fort Yates this afternoon. He leaves
tonight for San Francisco, where he
enters a hospital for treatment
Mrs. w. H. Winchester has returned
from a trip of several weeks through
the east and south, having remained
for several weeks in the Bahama
islands. She returns much improved
in health
General kobbe, in command Of the
Department Of Dakota and Col. Pond
quartermaster, are expected in the
city next week, to look over Fort Lin
coin. They are making a tour of the
posts in the department.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13
Private Theater Now a Fad.

Many English country magnates
have a theater put in their new man
sions or one added to their old houses
as naturally and inevitably as our
grandfathers planned billiard room
for theirs. The private theaters built
by the Marquis of Anglesey and Mad
anne Patti have added for some time
to the gayety of gallant little Wales
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13
State Historical Society

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a meeting of the State Histor'
ical Society at the Office of the Bis
marck Tribune in the city of Bismarck
North Dakota, at s p. m, April 29 1903
for the purpose of reorganization, the
adoption of by laws and the admission
members.
Dated at Bismarck, N. d. this It'll
day of April. 1903
C. A. LOUNSBERRY
WALTER F. CRESHING,
Secretary
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13
Secretary

The Dunseith Magnet says that the
N. p. intends to extend its line from
Leeds northwest about 40 miles TO
Dunseith, this year. Dunseith is in the
Turtle Mountain country about half
way between the St. Johns and Bot
tineau extensions of the Great North
ern.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13

Macaroni wheat for seed Recon-.
mended by U. 8. Dept. Of Agriculture
as drouth resister. Good for twice
the yield of other wheat in dry sea-
son; famous for yield always; the
wheat for sub-arid regions. Address
Darlington & Casey Land Co., James
town, N. d.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13
Il Leads Them Al.

The
Equitable
Life Assurance
Society is away the
Strongest in the world!
Its
Policies
Are better than
Government bonds and
Pay bigger dividends. It
Gives you q safe Investment
With insurance that insures!
w. F. CUSHING, Agent.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13
Chicago.
Minneapolis.

Pierre loti's Luxurious Home.
Pierre Lott, the author. has q home
ct Oriental possessions. He has filled
It with tapestries, cushions, Arabian
Golfers, all coming from Oriental lands.
He has given . touch Of reality to one
part Of the building by the use Of two
doors from an old MOSQUE.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13
We Editor Had 4 Feed.

Ve Souvor TAO u teeo.
Braddock Republican: Ye editor
had generous feed on oxtail soup
and a lot Of other good things at the
some Of Mr.. and Mrs. I. e. Shepard
last Saturday.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13

opening, Range and Close Of Grain
Prices at Minneapolis, Chicago and
Duluth.
Furnished By Coo Commission Co., Fret
National Bank building, who have direct Wires
to ninueapolis. Duluth and Chicago.
April III 1903.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13
erlaht Pupil.

Bright Pupil.
A pupil In one Of the rural schools
OF Lehigh county was told BY his
teacher to form . sentence with the
word cuckoo in It, The youngster at
once replied: "Chust because sho
made those cuckoo eyes"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13

Company A 0rill-Company A will
drill tonight in campaign hats and leg.
gings.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13

Menu for Catholic oupper.
Boiled ham. Cold Sliced Veal.
Tongue.
Boston Baked Beans. Saratoga Chips
Cabbage Salad. Potato Salad.
Olives. Pickles.
Jelly.
Rolls. Bread.
Cake.
Coffee. Tea.
Cocoa.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13

Plans for capitoI-The state board
of capitol commissioners will meet
at the capitol tomorrow to consider
plans and specifications that may DE
submitted by architects of the state
for the addition to the capitol bulldlng'
The legislature appropriated $loo'ooo
for the building Of the north wing OF
the capitol building, and the honor OF
furnishing the accepted plans, 10 say
nothing of the emolument OF the archi-
tects will be considerations eagerly
s,r;ven for Several architects are IN
the city. among those who Will nave
,lors tn submit being j. B. DeRemer
of Grand Forks, George Hancock OF
Fargo. NJ. f. Beebe OF Fargo W. :"
Albrant. Friedlander and others.
Session Laws PopuIar-The popular
;tv of the"Popular Edition OF the ses
sion laws is evident from the fact 'ha'
,,,;,hir two weeks from their issue the
issue of 800 is eXhausleu' anu
Usher Hoskins states that he is dail'
:, rocaipt of orders for more copies
There was afr extraordinary demand
This year for copies of the laws Mucl
important legislation was passe'' ""'
the attorneys. county officials an'
courts through the state were cage
for early copies. The well hiio"h az
curacy and reliability of the "Popula'
Edition" as issued for numper 0
bv the Bismarck Tribune, ant
For the last two years by r. d. HOS
Line has led to a great popular de
for tbis hook as soon a sissued.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13
WEATHER..

Fair tonight and Tuesday. Warmer
Tuesday and in west portion tonight
Max. So; min. "a.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13

Degree Team-All members of the
ID. of H. Drill team are requested to be
present for practice Tuesday, April IA,
at 8 Pam. sharp.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13

These lands selections and the best
For price. and 6M = Al En- Webb Building
particulars enquire Of t166GV q b1kA6Ns Bismarck
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13

senior Class Saturday
evening the senior class were enter.
tained by Miles Marvel at a straw ride
Candy and trumpets were plentiful.
and judging by the noise made every
one had good time.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-04-13

In the Douglass BIock-The Catholic
sale and supper will be held Wednes-
day evening at the Douglass block.
All are cordially welcome. Come and
have good supper for 26 cents. The
menu has been published in another
column.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

nounoes the places whore the fre s l''t"Lt
gu,shers can be found: Northwest COR
nor OF Twenty-frst and r. 6treets. n orth-
east corner OF Twenty-thlrd and y:
Streets, northeast corner OF Twenty-third
and Avenue, northwest corner OF Wenty-
frst ana Avsnus. southeast corner OF
Nineteenth ana Avenue, northwest coz cor
ner Of Twenty-scoond and Avenue.
Roll OF honor dartmouth Sch ool:
sixth Grammar-Betty Bagby TWO
.weeks). Bertha Woody ~ (tv]o w '''t'e).
Grade Gentry. ]. :. s5!5tl :, isl.s
Fifth arammas-.roney Gauld!nE. Les.
lie Gregory, Percy Smith, Emily Apple
white (two wseks), Alma Ennis Edna
stass. Annie ssars. Eunios Fulton ttwo
weeks).
SECOND Grammatical Sterling four
Gweeks), Marie Gary (thres weeks, lne1
Hobson, May Gentry, Annie Theimer.
Grace Elllton, Jessie William.
Eighth Primary-H0nry Waidbrauer
1.-TWO wesks), Herbert Perkins (three
Fourth Priraary-willard Gum (nve
weeks), Louise Lawrence, Kate Keck.
Malwine Battige.
Second Primary--Herman Berkle, Willie
Davis, Fayette Gum. Yost Harhough,5
Ernest Johnson, Harvey Perkins, Rus
sell Sterling. Edgar Thorn pson, Calvin
Williams, Lille Anderson Oracle Far
mer, Ines Kelley, Annie Melton. Ma tito
Pavey, Vernell Payne, Hattie Woody.
Marie sohnellenburg, 5$5}
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" -1&.ss4 W. y. cAssoA. Ens lnssensnt
w IA oAiWtoA '!8 f5Isa sfs n. y
Az e6oS1 10 hstfg made u hAVs W.
brow u ~ I'M along LAstsf gtrest hon
1.euisiaaA 70 Denny Street oo4ivSs4sd lnte
q PARK. Alderman washer 10 At work on
~ matter 4ii j#t h: m 34. i;l FL
M. George Hook snttttsinsd number
" hts friends Thur1day nsSht Ia honor
Of his Birthday. Tho evening was spent
II music and fiinfity, and was frucA en-
1oysd. SS, H u sSi j55
IN. N. y, Adams. q Raieish. N. Ct,
viii ectup1 me pulpit IL v.uitoa Baptist
o. botk ssfW6Ss to-day. al Il. AZ
4 REV IA. a. Jones Win ali his pulpit
az psnny.strest n n. church q 10th
services to-day. His subject a. II ~. ~.
Will DO '''-Ths Reward 81 Jbedlencet x 3
r. H., Tho Result ~ Disobsdlenoe.
Misses fAiile and Matilda Nelson, Pearl
Smith, Dmma Porr and 1Srs. ". Foyd
koanls attended tho launc hing 81 Newport
News yesterday. a u ss y, 583s.5
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NO VERDICT REACHED
Long Dellberaton Over Damage SUIT
in United States Court

Long Deilberatlon Over Damage Suit
in United States Court
The argument In the case Of j, r.
Hanger, OF Washington. p. g. VS. A. J.
Peters, Of this city, for $4,000 damaEen
10 alleged infringement by the latter upon
q patent Of the former was completed
before Judge Waddlll In the United States
District Court yesterday, ana the case
given to the jury
AZ 8 o'clock last night Judge Waddi!l
adjourned the Jury over until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning, they having had the
case for nearly three hours ana failed
To- reach q, verdict, The case Ia q compls-
Gated ono and there were as many as
twenty instructions given the ,ury, many
OF Which wers very intricate The case
involves The right Of Mr., Peters TO manu-
facture and handle aytinciGl limbs. upon
which Mr.. Hanger claims a patent right Y
u It Is likely that the Jury may get to-
gether tomorrow, though there are many
who believe that they will never anally
come together, "a H.
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. GAINES MDLL, HANOVER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


The little son OF Mr.. James Jones. who
was supposed 70 have recovered from
whooping cough and measles has had q
relapse. " b gt !3fl l
The missionary Society Of Walnut Grove
Baptist Church met at the hospitable
home OF Mr.. Eddie Bowles. Monday. 9Th.
Inst. There was q large attendance. and
the meeting was very interesting. It was
the first occasion on which the new OFF,
GERS presided, At the close OF the pro-
ceedngs Mrs. Rowles. aided by her sister.
Miss Laura Smith. served refreshments
to all present in bountiful manner.
Miss Annie Dickerson, a pupil at Monte
Maria Academy, spent tho Easter holiday
from Thursday till Tuesday at hnr home.
Mrs. F. Martin Il III at her home near
Cold Harbor.
Mrs. T. II. Campbell and her daughter
Ruth, spent several days during the past
week at the homo OF Mrs. Camphelis
mother, Mrs. K. ]. Bates. at Llll View.
4, Mr.. James Boshsrs' little child Is slowly
improving.
\, M and Mrs q. Bosher Of Richmond,
spent several days at the homo Of her
parents, near Black Creek during the
week. n ita
The Vim ". G. n u. mat Easter Mon
day at their headquarters. Lull View, tho
ronne OF Mrs, Il. J. Bates.
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Fertilizer Season Is Now 8 {,


IRWIN, VA. April 18th Notwiths:
standing the fact that they have not yeSl
done weeks plowing, the farmers In
this county are spending their rainy daya
In hauling fertilizer from the railway sta
tons. Last year there was han died 3 az
Irwin alone about 200 tons. and the pres
ont outlook has tempted agent Hamaker
to predict that even q great ter amount
will be received this season, The amount
OF this commodity that ID used would as.a
tonish ono who was not initiated into the
art OF tobacco raising. One old negro
whose tobacco crop last year counted
to Us pounds invested most Of the proc
ceeds into three baga OF gunno which he
hauled from tho station one bag alta time
using good-aised calf and steer cart
for transportation purposes,
Mr.. "A. N, bullock and wife returned to
Philadelphia. Monday morning afteta
spending q few days at their home in.
Powhatan county. Mr. Bullock took this
opportunity TO inspect the magnificent
$4,000 residence that his mother Is erect>
Ing on tho Powhatan side OF the James.
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IN r1nss- RICHMOND VA SUNDAY,

Chas Gay. u. drSsndAie Park. the gusst
Of Miss Minnie Gay,
a IA select pionip party that was 10 hAvs
been 9iveh ~ NJ. Hobson al Besohvood
Park, Eaxtss Monday. was on account
81 the incismsht weather, changed into
90 q Ii door pisasurs. Pine Grove pa.
viilsh ~ saksn possession Of who're 70
the tune u sHset music. thoy danced un-
disturbsd " the downpour without g
The fottowtnV young people were pres.
snti Misses Liasie Tisnor, josis T4snor,
oracle Reid, Bessie Gary, Minnie Gay,
carrie tyne. Rosa iarnno. Edna Garth
fisfiE nuti, Stiles, hressrn. Hobson, b.
aooeh. John Gary. Chas. Raid, W. tyne,
8 powell. W. ruok. Solomon. Pitt and
AFR. sarat, N. croswsll Of Gloucester.
Point. VA, 10 N q Visit 10 her brother,
W. b. wright who shs had not seeA for
sixteen yeArs. \.
AZ seven pit,ea, many large and handsome
tree being sacrificed In making Improve.
msnts tor the proposed new park.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.


Rsv. James Eels. Of the First Church,
Boston. Mass. will preach at theUnita-
rian church both In Richmond ana High
land Springs on Sunday, the % Inst, he
and several other prominent Unitarian
ministers will attend tho Southern Bdu-
cation Conferenc to b held this week
y E hSsnSMa SSnday at 7:45 .'c,ock MIS-. LII:
Ian H.. Tiller, The. charming daughtsT OF
Mr.. and Mrs. washington ,Tlller Fofg Han 8 n
riage 10 James N. Rlune,,,9e H'f irnt% ar.
1 Hsrp rsstdAfnf sr q & II Gias
IN a a travelling suit OF blue. while IN, ne
groom wore theconyensdiopha M , RICE Eau
ns 3. iensa eSy sGs
EHsse, r. AeRsss 'thsl
I'll 4 e Is n!%
which will be under cons tract'on 5YeEy
s' The Womans Study club me, wed1 ~:
n neyt n mieeetinE viii be held on the 2sth,
ay Woman Is National Alliance VIII hold IL
regular bl-monthly meeting M sna
ternoon at Redydale. home Il OF aits' = - 2
ksaay clayton and family late q Of I. Cen en-
traiia Va, have rem tea the Fhrher 4} os'
tste and wil make # ther1 ho OF iatrh,and
aS Gnn5li0 pDoup skis xidd. JoSa MaTsS.
Willie Marano Er1 ,Ss,. pg Rnan praks.
s:sss gRsa{s isGi &'df hhs asases
Esther stiles. i.al J. ii6 II
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8cHARLEY,'S AUNT
First Production q the University Was
az Most Successful.

w Most Successful. RI
& Especial 70 Tho Times. Dispatch, ) 8sf5$
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, 8 Val
April 49, The much lex pected performance
OF Charley Aunt BY an all-male cast
Of the ". v. ", Dramatic Club came on
successfully 1t the Auditorium In Char
!lottes vile last night The playhouse was
crowded to Its limit. and there was much 4
amusement over the large-handed ladies'
who permitted themselves to be made love
to with an ardor not usual In amateur
itheat ricnls 5Hs sg 5Sls tt8l;;5 ~ An
The setting ot the play was well done
much pains evidently having been taken
with the costumes OF the actors. MI
Easily the star d the cast was IN Mr..
Crawford Il as Donna Lucia De AlYedorey.
He made a rather superb woman, and
while his part was one OF the minor ones,
by his artistic acting he converted IT Into
the most effective one lin# the play SiiSSS
a Mr.. Brawle y. as Sir Fran els G hesney.;
and Mr.. schoen. as Jack Chesney, also
demand special notice for their hstrionlo
Of tho part Of Charley's aunt. there can
be nothing but praise, 8s 5 % sSsi5
Tho other members OF the cast werd
Mr.. frank Harris, as Stephen Spettiguess
rushing wildly about the sta ge In pursuit
'of the fictitious Charley's aunt. to tho!
amusement OF the udience Il Mr.. Tyler
as Charlie Wyckam 81 Mr.. Conquest. az
Brasset the servant, with his nerpl exl-5
ties and perquisites;s Mr.. Boogher. as Kitty
)Vardum \ Mr.. Osborne; az Amy sp tt1guesS
and Mr.. Pollard. as Eleanor Delahay. the
three young ladies' OF the cast. whose arts
less love-making caused much Tau Ghtsr.;
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SAD STORY J !; |. !. TOLD /. u: D.
OF SEP AR ALTON.
Petition for an Absolute D }
svorCe Filed nN0rfolk Brings {
to Publicity Estrdngem't.
IL soial to The Times Dispatch,

: 4
5 NORFOLK, VA, April y. "A petition
for absolute divorce. nled this morning in
the chancery Court. has revealed ia
strange story. A husband long thought
dead has been brought to light in q Way
that Is startling. The petition was filed
by attorneys for Fletcher Yuille, OF Camp
bell county, on the ground that his wife,
nearly ten years ago, deserted him and
will not return. The wife. Sally 3. Yuille.
now q trained nurse. has been living In
Norfolk for years, and now stays. with
her fourtaen-year-old child, at NO, IS
South Cumberland Street s.
h In the petition for divorce Mr.. Yllle
says It Is q case Of willful desertion and
abandonment. He claims further. that not
since he and his wife met In Lynchburg
In October, 1901, has he seen Mrs. Yullle.
There were three children by the union.
Ono now lives with the mother here, ana
tho oldest and youngest. sixteen and
Twelve years Of age, respectively. have
fax county. 535 fss .S
The vito, however. tells q different tale.
"For years have not heard from my
tusba ma said she this morning. "and
about two years ago came the report tina 7
he was dead. No newspaper men have
called, and knew not that Mr.. Yutlle
was alive until this moment.
These two people wore cousins. and
before the wedding the wife was Miss
Sally b. Scott, OF Halifax county, She
says she came from proud race, and
after years OF such struggle alone to
raise her three children. she could not
return to the husband, not even were
no millionaire We sl .
a HE was never unxind to me, must
admit said Mrs Yuille, "but he did not
support me-. Twelve or thirteen years
ago we went to Alabama to live where
Mr.. Yuillo was In the cotton business,
After staying there some time he sntd It
would be better for me to return to vir-
ginia, where my mother lived, and while
I did not want to so. thinking woman's
place was with her husband, did as ne
said ana came home, LAter came to
Norfolk and studied two years In the hos.
5pital OF the RETREAT for the Sick. ana
since that time have been nursing to
support myself and child. Nc, /" SAID she,
thinking a while, u will never 60 back
to him..
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bone r st|s, IE,t|: .ss...,. s'.be'

gwsittnss, Carbuncles, Pimplss. Bcrotuts
Permanently cured BY taking Botanic
Blood Balm. It destroys the active poi.
son IN the blood 1Br YOU HAVE aches
and pains In bones, back and Joints. Itch.
lns 6cabby Skin. Hood feeis hot or thin.
Swollen Glands. RistngS and Bump. on
the Skin, Muous Patches In Mouth, eors
Throat Pimples, or offenslvs araptions.
Coppsr-oolor Spots or rash on Skin, al
rundown, Or nervous. Ulcers on any part
Of tbs body, Hair or Eyebrows falllns
cut, carbunoles or Bolts, take
Botanic Blood Balm, Guaranteed
y ours even the worst and most deep.
seated ca1es whore doctors. patent medi.
oines, ana hot springs fall. Heals all
sores, stops Ill aches and pains, reduces
al wellings, makes blood pure ana ricl,,
completely changing ths ontire body Into
i clean, healthy condition. B. B. B. has
cured thousands Of cases OF Blood Poison
even after reaching the last stages
Old Rheumatism, Catarrh, Ecsems
are oaussd BY an awful poisoned oondi.
uon OF the Blood. 3. B. B. stops Hawk
Ing ana Splitting. Itching ana Scratching.
Aches and Pains: cures Rheumatism, Ca.
tarrh; heals all 6cabs, Scales, Etupti0ns.
Watery Blisters, foul fostering sores Of
DoxemaI by giving . pure. healthy blood
supply to affected parts
sl57 Cancer Cured.
Botanic Blood Balm ctirSs Cancers Of
Ill Kinds. 6uppuratlng 8wellings Eatine
Sores, Tumors, ugly Ulcers. II Kills this
Cancer Poison and heals the sores OF
worst cancer perfectly. II you have q
persistent Pimpis, WArt, Swell go, Shoot
Ing, Bringing Pains. take Blood Balm and
they will disagpser beiors they develop
into cancer. Many apparently hopeless
~ 49, ~ ~ meas na,nI.h 81, - ktna hot mir
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home BY the addition Of . bay window.
!. INaA = oht1drAnA az fha ~ hSXnnl q = 40rnA

home BY the addition Of . bay window.
The children OF the Masonic Home
spent most delightful Easter. In tho
afternoon tbs younger children gave IN
entertainment, ana In the evening the
older children gave ono also for tho
arnuusment3of the Ladies' Auxiliary, who
showed their appreciation BY presenting
the children with aHndy eggs and fruit in
abundance li \. i. n: 8 TIL
# The pleasures Of the evening we're en-
HANGED by. q bountiful feast, spread By this
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Barlow. WHO eyer
mindful OF their happiness had previously
distributed decorated eggs to each child.
Tho entertainment whioh was to take
place at Little Trinity NJ. p. Church
Tuesday evening was postponed on ac-
count OF the weather, and will be held
Wed. the 2sth OF April Tickets bought
for the entertainment bearing date April
14th. viii be accepted on that evening.
Wagons will meet the cars at Hopps'
Lane to take tho people over there.