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Arizona republican., 1905-09-24

The Phoenix Hat and Cleaning
Works. 219 West Washington will be
open again this week ready to greet
old customers and welcome new ones.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-24
OF Locally
Interest.
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.

Forecast for tOday-ShOwers
Data for "a hours ending $3.50 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-24

Tempe gallery viii save you money
ln kodak work. open Wednesdays.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-01-26
W. OF ". ENTERTAINMENT.

The Women of Woodcraft Circle
No. 424, and their friends were enter
tanned by Mrs. Edward Kennedy and
Mrs. G. A. Aldridge at the Aldridge
home Friday evening, the proceeds to
be utilized for the benefit of the
order. The program consisted of
musical selections by the mandolin
club and games and whist. After the
program dainty refreshments were
served consisting Of sandwiches,
pickles cake and coffee. The first
prize for the ladies was won by Mrs.
L. K. Seifred. The gentleman's prize
was won by Geo. Mathison and the
consolation prizes by Mrs. NJ. G.
Cassidy and Mr.. Vaughan.
Especial praise is due the mandolin
club who 50 kindly furnished music
for the evening.
Among those present were: w. w.
Fryburg, G. B. McCulIoh, George
Ilepple, II. Z, Schneider, Mr.. and
Mrs. Beckstead, MIR. and Mrs FRENCH
MIR. and Mrs. Hifer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Seifred Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Aid
ridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan, Mrs. ].
c. Aud, Miss Ross, Mrs. Lemmer,
Mrs. Coats, Mrs. Cassidy, Mrs. Jensen
Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Seelos
Mrs Hudson, Mrs. Dimond, Mr.. Geo.
Math is0n. Mr. J. II. Skinner.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-01-26
DANIELS NEW HOME.

c. W. Daniels has opened his new
restaurant in the Gussenhoven build
inc, next to the Board Of Trade. The
spacious appartments have been neatly
fitted up with booths and all the
modern conyeniences have been in
stalled.
Mr.. Daniels is the pioneer restau-
rant proprietor of this city and
deserves the we'll merited trade he is
receiving. With the lunch counter
and restaurant facilities he now has,
it is needless to say the business will
be q success under his management.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-01-26
PHOTOGRAPHS.

r. G. Sanders, Havre's new photo
grapher, is giving special induce
ments to those needing work done in
his line. Photographs from soc. up
to $1,000. All work guaranteed. Call
and see samples Of his work. Next
to HaVre Meat market.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-01-26
LOCAL. MENTION

For perfect fitting glasses, fine
watch repairing or engraving 90 to
Strouse.
Miss Pearl Weber has taken a
position as head waitress at the
Daniels restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Yeon are visit
ing relatives at Montreal, Ca, expect
ing to be absent several weeks.
The Havre Dancing club will hold
forth at the opera house tomorrow
evening with one Of their social hops.
Roy Carnal is visiting in Helena,
Butte and Anaconda this week ex-
pecting to be absent for an indefinate
period.
The Ladies' Social Union of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. A. Beckstead next Thursday
afternoon.
The Hayre Fire department have
purchased new uniforms and other
wise equipped the department for
general utility work.
LOST-A black pocketbook contain
ing one black kid glove and white lin
en- handkerchief. Finder call at this
office and receive &lOO reward.
L. Q. Hudson is home from POca-
tellO, where he has taken a position
as railroad cnnductor at that place.
Within a few weeks he will return
and go on regular duty.
Mrs. +. \. Buttery left for Spokane
Saturday evening, where She will con-
fer with other members Of the Cash
Buyers Union" il purchasing stock
for the dry goods department at The
Fair.
ThOs. Lamey has purchased 1.-THE
Gold Bug saloon Of Dave Burts ano
took possession the first Of the week
"YOmmy" is an old timer in Havre
and will doubtless make the saloon a
winning proposition.
Havre will soon have three bakery's.
Richardson & Richardson, the grOcers
are installing d large oven and propose
to conduct the bakery business on ar
extensive scale in connection with
their store.
Magistrate Piper last Thursday
bound W. f. Kelly over 10 the
district court in the sum Of $500. 90
Kelly is the gentleman who used Z
knife on Chas. Evans and J. L. Greer
several days ago.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the =. r. e. ball, division
Up, which will be held at the opera
house on February I'D. Committees
have been named and all are at WORK
10 make the event the gala one Of the
season.
Geo. kraker has sold his interests
in the billiard and pool parlors to his
partner, Frank kaste. Mr.. kaste
will continue the business with The
same enterprise as heretofore. Mr.
kraker will engage III the haber
dashery business in the GussenhOve1
building next to the Daniels restau
ant.
About the first OF the month the
ilaNre Brewing Co. will place thei
bottle beer on the market. Tht
brew Of this beer will be Of the fines
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-01-26

is what we all want. When you're
trading where you're sure of full
weights, full measure, and right
prices it's pretty certain you won't 60
elsewhere. That's why our trade
stays by us. They get full weight,
full measure, and the best of every
thing in the grocery line. Our butter
and flour is al, canned goods fresh,
and cheese can't be beat. There's no
sugrr sWeeter than ours in the land.
RICHARDSON'S GROCERY,
LAKE RICHARDSON, Proprietor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06
Bober itammt Oas ssort .sluisi''

9ieIe unIere 0amentuelt interefiz
renbs 5rass pirb BON gtbpmOlOsen
babin beontiportet: Die umsegsno Der
Stabt Palufium in unierdsppten GEE
bort gu benjenisen 2anbitri4en in bef
nen Der 9lnboI BON SnbisO unb bic
SeritslIuns Der bomit bIaussfdrbten
GspGnber eiuen 9auptses.nitunb Der
Snbufrie biIbet. Oils i'm Wiittelalter
biearsu5fabrer bic dspptiIfe 8iiite bes
riibrten, sritanben iie bel ibrsr 2anz
buns i'm Safen bon PdIuiium, in Der
RGbe bes beutisen port Suib. jens
blduen @eipGnber. bic fie iiber ibre
Riiituus fpdrfsn. Mun nannts fie na9
bsm Rumen bss Srtes rYaluEd", uuo
bieier Hams bat ii9 bis duff ben beutis
gen Gag in benz poblbetanntsn fruns
3piifden @crte r8IOufe" fOrtsss
pfldn3t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06
Die edase ses ed)abs.

Der S9ab bon periisu bat in iei,
mem Sbroniaale einen toIt6arsn Ssp=
pid, Der 10 bi9t nit edtsn perIsn be-
fat lit, bab man taum bas @sipebe
mebr iiebt. Der Sbroniefel aus feins
item Sol5 1T nit Supslen i'm Weribs
bon iiber 81, 100000 seidmiidt. RG9it
bem Sbrone fdllt eine pra9tDoas fil=
berne 9uie auf. nit qerIen unb Siirtia
fen beieBt, bic notiirIid sIei9funs eiz
nen iebr 9roBsn Wsrtb rsprdientirt.
Sueesen itebt unmittelbar baneten
cine bemalte 8oie, tpie man iie BEL uns
nm ipenige Dollars tauft. Der S6db
bat iiberbdupt msrtipiirbi9e 9eartffe
iiber ben tiinItlerii9en Wsrtb aefpiifer
9inse. 90 bdust in einem 3immer
feinss paluitts Elm alter UleiIter unb
gIeit bnneben bds bunts platat elmer
glneelgsrGtbefabrit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06
SeatI6ss alsiababa.SSp

llebsr cine ergObli9s aIsinba6ns
Sbpue tpirb dus Sbsrbapsrn folgsn9
bes beribtet: Stieg ba neulid Elm biez
oeres 8duerlein BON Rronmitt bel
Ssilnbn9 in Station 6silnbad in bic
.lettriIds 8abn 9fiblins-Seilnbud
Elm, nm mad gtiblins su fubreu. SroB
0ftsrer quffprberuug b.s S9affners,
bus 6abrsslb gu berappen. psissrte
Iid Der Bauer nit bem 8smerten:
Dos gibbs net. Mpanit i bin 10
bumm pie bic dnbern. 3ablt piro
erI6t, bal ma in gtibling iinr. 3abl
/ Dor6er, unn ba 3ues bl.ibt lpieod
itsd'n, tdnn / ben bdlbetsn Des gu
Suub boamssbn, unn bOs 5abrgeIo
triesIt nimma S'rud. Qlbidieb'n
S9affna, baO.rbsi bleibt's, in Dab
ling trissIf Del paar pfeHnis." llnS
ribtis blisb ss eabsi, ost elettriI9 Be
f0rberte entri9tete erit an Der Gnf
tunftsftation Isinen Obolus. Der
&ronipittsr Mdnn bat iibrigens edn5
re9t eebubt; Der 9abn ssbt offers bic
@lettriSitGt aus uno mems bunn eilt,
Der gsbt am b.Itsn gu SUB peiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06
Sut mer aufridDtis.

9elegentlih zines 8eIu6es in ct.
8laiien (Sdpur5palb) unterbielt I'D
bic @robteraosin BON 8absn nit eli
mem alten Riitter6en, bas ibr ais cine
@ertpunbte bes beriihmten. in 8srnau
auf bem S9pdr3palb seborenen Ma=
lers Sans Sboma ppreeitellt mar. Die
2unbssmutter beipunberte babel bic
prGdtis seitidte SdiuarSpdIbbdube
Der 9reiiin unb frdgte: Die trdssn
sic ipobl muir an boben 6eiertaesn9"
9arauf uniere CUTE gtIte nit Siitern>
benz Stimmden: % ia, tpenn bic
Srau @roBber5oein tOmmcu uno an
sFaitna6tI"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06
Osas sebeH.
gon (sertruc SriepeI.

RuR brehe id, ipieber Sie Selte ab,
Cine Spdnne 8eit finft fpieber tns @rab Z;
limb iuds id1 bottle lno mas id lit,
8as @ute ilnb S6limme, bas itirbt nit,
1lnb aIIes iintiuebt elm Iiebes 9idt
gIs fpie elm tbellres Sootengeiidf d. .
Was brinet mir bic nddite Spanne 3eit?
SD oeufe pieI Soffcn nno pieI 2eio;
Sann offnet iidl tpiefyr bas breite @rab,
llnD iuieoer iinit Elm Stiid 2eben binab.
co gebe i'd tpeiter, oas 3ieI iontmt berdn,
Soffen uno 2eib Iino nod immer bran,
limb ba5pii6en our Stdrfuna uno 9er'
5ensitiIluna
Gin bishen Come, elm tueni9 @rfillung,
ilno bod, iuenn bic Strnoe gum S6ln9e
bebt -
Sd babe meiu 2eben Q ern gelebtl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06
Die TFsse Der SdnOe.

Uedn6em mag ss ii6erfliiIIig cts
iGeinen, iiber bic Yflege Der SGuoe
eintn 2lrtitel gu fdrei6sn ober gu
leIen, ba bic SGnbe nab ieiner Wteis
nung bur9 ipieberbolte tGslide @ds
i9unsen binrei9enb sspflest piirben.
SnbeB 1T es nidt ri9tis. bub bas
maiden bic alleiuisspfIege Der 9Gnbe
ausmudt; ba5u geb0rt nod mebr. Dor
allen 9instn sebOrt ba5u bic Grbdl'
tung elmer I60nen 6orm Der SGnoe,
Elm. CUTE 8ebanbluns Der SingernGs
gel uno enbli9 bic @rbaltung elmer
g.iunben Gurbe iofuis Der Seiuno9slt
Der SGnbe iiberbaupt.
Wie ullsemein 6stonnt iein biirfte.
perdnbert iib bic Sprm Der Sdnoe
na9 Qrt Der 9lrbeit, unb tommt es
nidt ielten por, baB bic Singer unses
lentiS, bic Sdnbe frumm uno unfors
mig psroen. @s entitebt nGmIid in'
folse Der Sultuns mad unb nad cine
Dirt Sebnenpertriimmune unb Dius'
felperssrrung. lin bieIem uebelItdnbe
borsubeussn, 1T ss notbig. bic 9Gnbe
mad ieber Sasssarbeit gu muiiir.n,
bamit bic Sebnen uub Mustsln ipist
Der gerabe unb elaitii6 tpsrbsn.
Die SinstrnGssl baben aud 9lns
fpru4 uuf 9eu1tuns bel Der pflt9e
Der SGnbe. sic miiHen pornsbmIi4
rein gebaIten tprtS.u, namsntli6 penn
man an ibnen, Der beutigsn Wobs fOl'
senb, bic 2Gnge Iiebt, mas ollerbines
oft auf Soften Der S90nbeit seidisbt.
Sefteres BeIdnsiben Der NG9sl 1T gu
ibrer pflege better, 5umal fi9 tur5s
NGsel aud BEL Der tGelidsn WuIdung
leidter rsinisen IuHsn. GtWuiee ii3
biIbsnbe Rietndsel iinb pOrfdtig gu.
riidSui9ieben unb abSuI9usioen.
Ra6ldiIisteiten bierin fiibrsn nidt
islten Sur @erbidung unb 8srtriippe-
lung Der RGgsl.
Die Rsiniguns Der SGnbe muB
felbItperItdnbli9 tGgli9 ms9rmols
IorgfGltig ausgefiibrt perOsn. Ulan
braude ba3u feline Gbsnbe. fonoern
eine milbe Seife.
Sdufi9 tommt es bor. bab bic Saut
Der SGnbe fprDbe fpirb unb anf'
fprinst. Damn empfieblt es ii9, bic
SGnbe nit @itroneniaft obsr 8prolin'
Creme ein5ureiben.
Ni1t ielten bort man aud iiber bic
5arbe Der SGnbs Hagen; rotbe 9Gnoe
iinb ndmentIid Der SAreden pieItr
9dmen, bauptiGdIih in Der falten
Sabrts5eit. Die rotbe Surbe berubt
baber msiItsns duf Der @inlpirtun9
Der aGlte unb ldbt ii9 mad unb nd9
bur9 rseelmGbiss 9lnnenoung BON
Sanbpe6Ielbdbern befeitigcn.
5rieren Der SGnbe IdBt iib our9
g1eiben perbiiten. 9as DGrmen Der
SGnbe am Sfen 1T perpsrfli9. oa
burb bic Sibe bic Rerben lsioen. uno
bic SGnbe fomit beripeidlidt ipsrosn.
Sauptfa9e iit. buB bas 9lut in ben
SGnben cireulirt, bann frisrsH tie
niht.
TroitI6Gben on ben SGnoen fine
ni9t burd Salbsn. Pfldfern uno
Mirturen gu beieitisen, fonosrn bur9
parms gGber, @edieIbGbsr unb toIte
Dafsrpadunsen. RsinhuItuns bsr'
islbsn 1T duf ieben Sull notbpsnoi9.
Dab Rsinlidfeit BEL Der Pflege Der
SGnbe bic erIte 8ebinguns. absr aud'
bic lebte lit, muB ieber ielbit lpifen.
Dasu sebOrt aud bas tdgIi4e Wds
i9en einmal nit parmem Wahsr,
benn nit taltem laBt iitb bic 5stt<
i6i6t, ipeI6e iid tdeli9 on unisrsr
Saut bilbst, nidt beIeitigen.
90 seitaltet iid i'm ipeTentlihen bic
Yflsse Der SGnbe, fpsnH iie in naturs
! ssmGberWeiie uussefiibrt peroen fou.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06
GraDIinesfeBafadjt.
(GisiIinne. J

q auuatiir. nod eirln1al m56t idl ipieber
Sm boIoen SriibIiugsidmud bid praneen
ieben,
Ro6 einmaI m0dt ib bel Der 8Delein
2iebCr
Snt 2eu3 burf bldtter9riiue Saiue aeben.
1lnb itreuit bu @liitben bain auf mid
bernieber
@eim leiieu. iponnieiiiBen SriibIiugs>
iueben,
Sum IbIieb id ieIig uleine sIueenIiber
@or ali ben @mberu. Die I'M 2en5 ees
id)eben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06
Ii umt6rieben m

llmf4risben. Batter Our
9cgisfrau, bel Der itin ituoirenoer
Srbn ipObnD: nWie III osnu mein
Sobr Sbnen segeniiber9l" 2ogiss
frau: .Wltr fommt er Elm bifel iehr
iparIum Dor = er ideint Hiht gerne
@elo aus3ussben. - Sd bdb' f1on
orei MOnate feline Mistbe BON inn bes
tpmMsn!@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06

@erfriibter Seufser.-
.Dte gsfGat 9ir's benn i'm neuen
glmt?" ~Gar ni9t!. 9l6, peun nuI
Die oisr3ig0icnTtiahr' i6pn 9,rum tpGa
reR!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-06
cine arbett. Bum

= Y Il o TINT z DtII DHHIs
mel: Der Spunb IGBt iih ia isBt
gar niht mebr Ieben2" Rummel: nSd,
Der 1T isbt isbr beIddftist. Der raudt
Iein 3immer an!~ 9ummel: .Wos
ma6t er9" Rummel: rgd, Ieint bsqen
W2Dbel gefauen inn nid5t mebr, une
ba rauGt sr fs isbt an, bamit iie nit
Der 3eit braun tpero.n!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-01
Looked Over the Woodbury..

United States Steamboat Inspectors Ed
win White and Charles Wright were in
the city yesterday and looked over the
new steamer Woodbury. yesterday morning
preparatory to fixing up her license pa
pers. allowing her to engage in the pas
senger and freight traffic on the river. They
were also among the throng of invited
guests on board on the inaugural trip of
the Woodbury. yesterday. Later in the
afternoon the inspectors returned to Balti-
more. AS has been stated, the officials of
the steamboat inspection service are now
busily employed in reinspecting the steam
boat in the Baltimore district which IN
cludes Washington within its limits, under
the recent order of the Secretary of Com
merce and Labor.
During the past week several of the river
steamers, now in service have been looked
over, the crews put through a fire drill
In the presence of the inspectors, and all
were found. it Is stated. complying with
the law to the fullest extent. This week
the steamer Wakef1elds f1re-f1ghting and
lffe-saying apparatus will be scrutinized by
the inspectors and her crew will be put
through a fire drill. This, 1t Is understood,
will about wind up the reinspection Of the
Potomac steamers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-01
Along the River Front.

The tug Walter F. Meade of GEORGETOWN,
which was hauled out on a marine railway
at Georgetown to have some repair work
done to her stern bearing, has been put
overheard and has returned to service
towing stone-laden scows from the quarries
above Georgetown to this city.
Arrived: Bugeye Lemuel Kirwin, with
lumber from lower Potomac.
Sailed: Schooners William T Moore
Norfolk, for lumber; May Brown, lower
river lumber, for New York and schoon-
ers Annie Croswell and Lotte Thomas
lower Potomac.
Schooner Richard Cromwell, laden with
railway ties from Alexandria, has sailed
for New York and will bring back a cargo
of stone.
Schooner J. P. Robinson has left Alex
andria with a load of merchandise for
Upper Machodoc creek. Va.
The receipts of oysters at the oyster
wharf from the beds in the lower Poto-
mac is equal to the demand. They are
selling at 30 cents to 81 per bushel.
Mr.. Walter Brown, formerly engineer OF
the tug Runaway, has been made an engi-
neer in the army transport service and will
take charge of the engine room of the Fort
Washington tug Gibbon.
Capt G. Clampit Of Wilmington, Del.
was In command of the steamer Woodbury.
on her trip from Wilmington to this city.
The trip was a very rough one. and those
aboard the steamer could neither eat nor
sleep until she sought shelter in the mouth
of the York river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-01
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED.
status OF q. S. Property Not Used for
Governmental PURPOSES

is building within the District Of Col
umbla owned by the United States and vet
not used for governmental business in the
same status with other government struct-
ures?' -.'l.
This Is the question that will be forward
ed TO the corporation counsel for ANALYSIS
ana the delivery Of an opinion within a
lie" days, and much interest is felt over
determination of the delicate points of law
involved. The outcropping of the problem
at this seemingly late day was the result
OF the forwarding by the water register of
the District of Columbia to premises No
24 Lstreet northwest during last JuIv of a
Dill for water rent for the fiscal wear Tho
Dill was returned by Colonel RromwelI with
the statement that the sending of a Hill for
water rent to 204 l. street was probably a
mistake, because the ouse is the property of
the United States and therefore exeunt
from payment of such tax
In asking that the question be submitted
70 the corporation counsel for considera tion
waiter Registrar Karpeles stated that hfs
investigation showed that theL street housa
passed under the control of the United
states because the owner died and left no
heir. He also quoted the original law ON
the subject which specifies that no exnense
Shall devolve upon the United States in con-
sequence of the distribute of water hut
added that he doubted very much If this
act was meant to include buildings NOT ,sed
Tor governmental business and which are
under rental to private parties as is the
house on L street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-01
Distinctive Wedding Decorations.
Reasonable prices. Blackstone, 14th & H SITS
Advertisement.
WHITE R1BBoNERs MEET.
Reports Read and. Officers Elected for
Ensuing Year.

West End w. c. T. U. held it's annual
meeting Monday evening in the parlor of
Union M. E. Church. Opening devotions
were conducted by Mrs. Durnbaugh. After
disposing of routine business plans were
made to have in the church lecture by
Mr.. Hermon c. Metcalf on the results of
the liquor traffic as seen in the alleys Of
Washington, the lecture to be Illustrated
by stereopticon views
Mrs. Berry spoke Of two saloons in the
neighborheod prevented from securing a IL
cense through the efforts of this union and
or three more which had been closed within
a few years by the same means.
Mrs. Smith mentioned the fact that ali
or the saloons In the vicinity Of Fort Myer
nave peen abandoned and that the build
likely to become q savings bank.
Officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. E. H. Catching; vice president
MRS A 5. Taylor; corresponding secretary
MRS. carrie Fernandez; recording secretary
mrs Susie irwin: treasurer, Mrs. NJ v
Noerr Observation-Disclosures Mrs
Iaylor; literature, Miss Mary Graham: SOL
d1ers and sailors, Miss Celie Graham: Sum
DAY school, Mrs. Manning Fernandez; hy-
glene Mrs. Jennie Eiker; flower mission,
MRS. u. h. Eiker; evangelstic, Mrs. Emma
berry; press, Mrs. Clinton Smith
Delegates were appointed to attend the
annual meeting of the Federated Clubs to
be held November 10 at Hebrew TEMPLE. to
winch all club members are invited.
AN invitation to hold the next meeting
with the president at her home was &C.
copied and November q was selected as
the date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-01
"The Darling of the Gods"

At the Belasco Theater next week will be
seen David Belasco's noteworthy produc-
ton of The Darling of the Gods, the
drama of old Japan, written by himself and
John Luther Long. The success achieved
by this effort since 1t was produced in
Washington three seasons ago Is a matter
of theatrical history. In New York it de-
lighted audiences for five hundred nights.
At ST. Louis. with the worlds fair as It's
chief opposition. it drew immense houses
for hundred and fifty performances.
While the American company was winning
its triumph strong organizations were pre-
senting the piece in England and Australia
and duplicating the records being made on
this side of the water.
THE Darling of the Gods began this sea-
son in Newark two weeks ago. and Is now
playing in Baltimore. The production is the
same as that used at the BelSsco Theater,
New York, and the cast is typical Belasco
company as regards acting strength. 1t Is
led by Miss Percy Haswell and Robert T.
HaineS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-01
Terrible Scaly Humor i'm
Patches All Over the
Body-Skin Cracked and
Bleeding - Itching Un=
bearable-Cured by Cuti=
cura i'm Thirty Days at
Cost of SA.75.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY gy77lGWRA

1T was afflicted with psoriasis for thirty
years. 1t in patches all over my body. I
used three cakes of Soap six boxes Cuticura ONT
ment and two bottles Of Cuticura Resolvent.
bathed with the Soap, applied the Ointment once a
day and took the Resolvent directed. In thirty
nently, 1t about five years ago.
1.-THE psoriasis first made its appearance in red
spots generally forming circle, leaving In the
center a spot about the size of silver dollar Of
sound flesh. In short time the affected circle
would form a heavy dry scale Of a white silvery
appearance and would gradually drop on To re-
move the entire scales by bathing using Oil to
soften them the flesh would be perfectly raw and
a light discharge of bloody substance would ooze
out. That scaly crust would form again in twenty
four hours. It worse my arms and limbs,
although 1t in spots all over my body, also on
my scalp. If l let the scales remain too long
without removing by bath otherwise. the skin
would crack and bleed. suffered intense itching,
worse at nights after getting warm in bed. or
blood warm by exercise, when 1t would be almost
unbearable.
''To sum it all up. would not go through such
another ordeal of aiiction for thrtyhve years for
the state of Kansas. (Signed.) W. NJ. Chidester
Hutchinson, Kan. April 20, 1905
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-01

The following changes in the stations of
lighthouse keepers have recently been made
by Commander McCrea. lighthouse inspec-
tor for this district:
Sheldon r. Van Houton. assistant keeper
ofof the light station at Matthias Point. on
the Potomac river. has been relieved from
duty there and sent to the Lazaretto sta
ton in Baltimore harbor, assistant
keeper
Harry NJ Green. assistant keeper of the
light station at Love Point. Md. has re-
tired from the service and George Prichard
assistant keeper of the Iazaretto station
has been transferred to Love Point to fill
the vacancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-01

With Digby Bell the star, 1.-The Educa-
ton of Mr.. Pipp," three-act comedy with
a heart interest, by Augustus Thomas. will
be presented by Daniel v. Arthur at the
Columbia Theater for week beginning
Monday evening, November 6. This play,
which was great comedy hit in New
York last season. where 1t ran to crowded
houses for more than seventeen weeks, was
woven by Augustus Thomas around charac-
tiers made famous throughout the United
States by Charles Dana Gibson under the
title THE Education of Mr.. Pipp. The
gentle. though shrewd. Mr.. Pipp is por-
trayed by Digby Bell, while the two Plpp
daughters are impersonated by Miss
Janet Beecher and Miss Adele Luehrman.
This play duplicated in Chicago the sue
cess it scored in New York.