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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-11
AROUND THE CITY.

A pretty boy, with sapphire-blue eyes and
q mass of corn-tassel-colored hair. which
waved and curled about his white forehead
in spite of the Oliver Twist cut which
fashion DEGREES to be 1T for the small boy
of the present epoch. was grooming song
to himself and beating tattoo on the car
window with bunch of daisies and ram
blers' which he clutched in his tiny hand.
The woman who sat behind him, and who
hates to flower. butterfly or even an
earwig ill-treated. said:
What are you going to do with those
pretty flowers, little MANI
I'm dom to tate 'em to grandpapa."
But you'll have their heads beaten off
before he sees them if you are not more
careful"
He tan't see en-
rs he bl!nd?
Il don't know"
Where dHes he Iive?''
Down in the dround"
Before the woman had quite decided
whether or not the grandfather was fig
ment of the small boys imagination his
mother entered into the conversation.
His grandfather was killed at Antie-
tam she explained. and. of course. my
little son never saw him. His father never
saw him, either. My husband was born
five months after his fathers death, but he
Grafton day. This year he is away from
the city. so my little boy and are on our
way to lay tribute on brave mans
grave.
A lad who will some day make his mark
in the world was beset by several larger
boys the other evening near the pension
bureau. He was not more than nine years
of age and his pretty brown eyes bespoke
determinatio ton. He was straight
arrow and carried himself with military
swing.
The larger boys assaulted him because he
declined to join them in some mischievous
prank. They struck him numerous blows
about his face and head until he was
wounded and bleeding. The little fellow
struck back as best he could, but was
"overpowered by superior numbers, as he
described It. Finally he was rescued from
his assailants by a man.
You are a game boy" said his rescuer,
'for, although cut and bleeding. you have
not cried nor shown the white feather"
Soldiers never cry replied the little
man.
But you are not soldier"
My papa was. SIR" replied the little fell
low proudly. land I viii be an American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-11

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soon as possible.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15

MODERN. MODERN.
(3T rooms.)
NEW and NICE.
North Of Market; new house,
new and fine furnishings;
Profit $175 monthly.
II has the finest entrance
I'm the city.
MARION GRIFFIN.
James Flood building.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15

Splendid corner OF Is rooms.
NEW and MODERN.
All outside. sunlit rooms;
all rooms occupied by
HIGH-CLASS ROOMERS
who pay literally for their
SPLENDID ACCOMMO-
DAT1ON.
Location could not be bet
ter. price and terms viii be
arranged 10 suit you: nee
eesaiy cash only 5000;
especially adapted to refined
MARION GRIFFIN.
o70 Market ST
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15

Fine little 7-room fiat. close In; rent s37 so:
water free; well furnished; price $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15
nrBETINa NOTICES.

THE California Debris Commission having
ceived application 20 mine by hydraulic pro
dess from T. II Nskeman. n. II. Lang and
n Cronsn IN Aituras and Ramona min-
near yfomberF Plurnss County, Cal, drain
fnr into tributary 81 LonE Valley creeN,
which reaches middle fork or Feather Rive.
eiyes notice that meeting 70 receive any
nrctert~ viii he held at room es. Flood build
ing san Francisco cal. May !. 1905, at
30 ..
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15

CHEAPEST and best in America--The weekly
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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15

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BRANCH OFFICES
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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15

sPRFCKELS SUGAR CDMPANY--NOTiCE
on ANNUAL, MEETTNG-THE REGULAR
ANNfrAI, MEETING Of the stockholders OF
the Epreckcls sugar Company will be held
81 the Office Of the company. 81 Market
he Path day of April 1905 AZ the hour
N II q M Tor the purpose or electing a
hoard of directors 20 serve for the ensuing
vesr and Tor the transaction Of such other
business a. may come before the meeting.
The transfer books viii close on Friday,
April "a. 1905. az =. m,
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15

Transient houses pay well.
so rooms; price $4,000.
Monthly profit $500.
"a rooms. Extra fin.
Very advantageous loca ton.
20 rooms. 5000
The biggest bargain.
40 rooms. Price $3.50.
Banked $500 in one year.
IA rms. Clears $i5o monthly
MAKE OFFER
$1,000 would take Il
this week
rooms sS25.
. blocks north Of Market.
Call at room sol.
pI0 Market.
OPP. Emporium. =
II
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15

FASHIONABLE. 90 rooms.
The most elegantly furnished
house OF that size within 5
blocks OF Mark Hopkins
INSTITUTE OF ART.
Se55 profit monthly: lease of
Q years; you may expert the
books: II you want q first
class house let us show you
this one.
MARION GRIFFIN,
Room sol,
sth floor. pI0 Market
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15

II you want a money making proposition.
when on an investment OF $1600 you can
clear 5000 per month, we will be pleased TO
show you a 21-room house. close in. well fur
nished, cheap rent: owner is sick and obliged
- teaye this climate.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15
LoDGINa-HoUsEs FOE SALE.

3 Eddy St. Market and Powell
HEADQUARTERS for RooIning houses Hotels and
AL Kinds OF Business Chances
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15

WANTED - REAL ESTATE
in exchange for a straight
roomirg- house of 100 rooms:
new and modern and beau
ttfuiiy furnish e d price
$40. Geo: reduced from SIS, 600;
properly managed. should
clear $4,000 per annum: Is
new. clearing $3.50 monthly:
climate OF this city does not
agree with the owner, hence
he Is away. Cut this ad out.
as II Will he necessary for
IL to Appear only a few times
MARION GRIFFIN.
pz0 Market ST.,
nnnosite 'Ennnoriurn. -
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15

Modern up-to-date downtown house, cheap
rent good lease; 10 rooms well furnished; ;
has good country transient trade; never
should clear less than $500 per month the
year round; best of reasons for selling.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15
ruzNIruzE FoR SALE.

FOR saie--The entire furnishings OF broom
house including Stand't Decker piano; every
thing complete to mcve in: rent only SIS per
month. piano cost originally 5000. nearly
new; will sell ali for $500; biggest bargain on
earth. Inquire rooms 1s-16. 759 Market st
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15
cHuzcz SERVICES.

CONFERENCE Of the Church Of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints (Mornons) will be
held sunday. April i6. in Red Mems Hall. 20
Golden Gate ave. services 10 a. m. , m
and 80 m All welcome. Jos. E. Rob
inson president California Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-15

An elegant building. beautifully fur
nished in mahogany. oak and birdseyo maple;
best quality carpets house has so sunny
rooms: can almost be guaranteed to cloar
all expenses. $500 per month. sickness.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28
SPIRIT LAKE.

The farmers of this vicinity are progress
ing nicely with their spring work and re
ports are that some are through.
Mr.. X. johnson is on the sick list The
ailment being neuralgia.
Mrs. ] Cronkite has gone into the
chicken business, and she believes it 10
be successful. The Incubator guarantees
two matches, a total of 252 chicks.
Mr.. Will Hoffman is having hard luck in
the shape of runaways. The f%our-horse
team took a spin with the Randall harrow
and resulted in Will having to go TO
town next day and buy a new machine,
the prairie fire took control also but the
damage was not SO serious.
J. Gully was through the country hunt
ing wolves. Reports are that he bagged
thirteen.
Mr.. J. Van Hook had equally good luck
in bagging six geese in one day, showing
that Game is still plentiful.
Johnnie Gilbertsou Is able to be around
and appears to be quite well after a hard
seige of rheumatism
Rev. Strutz held Easter scavices at the
Van Hook school house. 1t was well at
tended
Quite a family gathering was held at
NJ. c. Larson's Sunday.
"IT's THE KIDS
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28

at De smet, is home on account of weak
eyes.
Mr.. c. II. Johnson is sick at his writ
ing.
Mr. Gustav BjerEman, vino has been
visiting Am Nordiad's returned to Spring
Lake q few days ago.
Mrs. J. L. Van Hook is. quite i'll at pres
ent.
Mr.. G. e. waldron spent Easter at
home.
Mrs. Lamont called at Nelson's Sunday.
e. A Nelson Is assisting Mr.. Hamilton
i'm the ~latter's store.
A large crowd enjoyed the Easter ser
mon preached by Rev. Strutz, also the
solos by Mr.. Cowden, at Van Hooks
school house. II is probable that the
former will preach there every other sun
day.
Some of the young folks have organized
a Busy Bee" 1t is their intention TO help
the Sioux Falls Orphans Home. All
young girls invited to come and buzz
Go to Clara Nordland, president, Emma
Knudtson, treasurer, or Edith Nelson
secretary for information concerning 1t.
Mrs. Burvee and daughter Grace, visit
ed a, j. Johnson's Tuesday. They found
c. X. Johnson, who recently was reattack-
ed by severe trouble with his eyes, some
what improved.
Mrs. Carl Larson entertained a large
number of people last Sunday.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28

Misses couIson returned to the Madi-
son Normal Monday morning.
"A. n. Hoilister drove TO De Smet Sun
day.
A. j. HoiIister and family returned to
Madison Monday morning
The fire at De Smet Sunday was wit
messed by his writer The depot and
Van Dnsen elevator burned.
Mrs, sorenson's two daughters and Miss
DIN returned to their school at Madison.
Byron Andrews, Jr has been quite sick
with inflammatory rheumatism but Is
improving at present
Those who bought shurbbery in the
winter ave received IT and are now set
tingit out Nothing beantifies a place
as trees and s~hrubery.
j. e. HoItz. of De Smet, was doing bust
ness I'm Erwin Monday and made this
writer a friendly call.
Martin Goidseth drove to De Smet Mon
day on business.
Mr.. Julson, the county surveyor, has
been working on the streets of Erwin this
week getting fences, walks, trees, etc lin
ed up,
Chas. A Anderson, a rancher west of
Pierre, arrived overland, riding horseback,
Monday to spend a short time visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Murphy took possession
Of the Porter House Monday and will run
a first class hotel.
Sherman Grifiing, of Bryant, was seen
on orr sfreetR this week.
Messrs Schenck, Snyder, and Lanphere
went to Bryant Monday to attend lodge.
Lund 81 Dorman have had their store
front painted cream color. Among other
things they sell cream separators.
Let Laney & Bennett paint ,r hang
wall paper for You. They guarantee sat
~isfaction.
a. Hilton has erected a tank on his
lot for the purpose of running a fountain
ON bis lawn this summer. A gasoline
engine will furnish the power to fill the
tank.
On account Of the survey taken this
week trees and fences are on the move
considerably.
Go 10 the Drug Store for ice cream soda
and soft drinks, kept on ice.
X. Knudtson has raised the roof on his
east wing up even with the west part Of
the house, adding much TO the appear
ance of his property.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28
| Correspondence
Esss~sM.

A. ]. HOLSTER came up from Madison
Inst week Tuesday on d bicycle. to visit a
short time.
Mrs. Lawrence and Aunt lame Barker
drove To Bryant last week Tuesday TO see
Nfrs. Oetroot who Il very low
{. Dr.J.0 Lee was IN the vicinity OF Erwin
practicing last week Wednesday.
Fred Villas and Il. 5 Rowe stopped at
Erwin for a chat ON their way back from
Mrs. q, TX. Murphy and daughter aud
Miss Kennedy were cleaning up the
Porter House last week preparatory TO
moving in. Mr., and Mrs. Murphy have
our hest wishes for success in the hotel
bnsincss.
10 those wanting wall paper we viii
say that we are settling on d closer margin
than the mail order houses and you don't
set two year old paper. We have SOME
handsome patternsa at t0cents See them.
A. Il Hoilister, druggist.
Thos. II. Graham was in town between
afternoon trains hast week Thursday, and
the fore part Of this week,
The R~ebeckahs held a special meeting
last Friday evening TO take In new mem
hers.
Jess Barker has the contract for the re-
pairing Of the Seward residence on Main
street.
IIarrah for the brick building. Let it
80 up soon. That would help Our town
more than any other one thing. Atwo
story brick on the corner of Adams and
Main Is the Talk now.
Mrs. a. II. IIollister visited his week
with her parents at De Smct
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28
sPsRfrLAKE.

Runaways were the order of the day
last week, August Nordl and being among
the victims.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bauer, who came
down from Brekinridge a few days ago,
to visit friends and relatives returned
home Monday. On Saturday evening
a party was held for them at Mrs. Bur
wees, the latter's mother. A good time
was enjoyed.
his is the year of extra work for asses
sors SO don't be angry with Mr., Nordland
If he. should ask how many hens you
have and the numbe Of eggs they lay,
etc.
+. Baumau's little girl was taken to
the hospital to Pierre Wednesday, the
18th 70 be treated for appendicitis.
Miss Ethel Heating closed a successful
term Of school the sth.
J Edith Nelson. who was attending school
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-04-28
EsMoNp.

Our school taught by Miss Jennie Gar
land closed Friday.
Mr.. Ravens, superintendent of the Ant
Saloon League in this state, preached
here last Sunday,
Continued ON page 81
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-10
VIs0L'S RELIABILITY.
Prominent Physicians Jcih with W. H.
White G. CO. in Recommending
VinoI.

Countless physicians and druggists
are now prescribing and indorsing vi
mol as the most valuable AcOd liver oil
preparation known to medicine. and it
is fast superseding all other forms
OF cod liver OIL
A prominent physician writes: Il
am satisfied that Vinol derives its
wonderful life-giving and strength
creating power from the medicinal
curative elements found in the Gods
liver. II is the best strength creator
and yitalizer for old people, weak wo-
men, children and the convalescent
that ] ever saw"
Another physician writes: Il could
cite many cases where health has been
restored in a surprisingly short time
by Vinol. | should be very sorry 90
have to do without Vinol in my prac-
tice. lit has no equal for hard colds.
throat and bronchial troubles"
Now. when we tell you that we have
never sold in our store a. remedy of
such remarkable curative and strength
creating power as Vinol, for the weak.
the sick and the aged, and that If II
fails to accomplish what we say it
viii we viii refund your money with
out question, it will show you our
faith in the preparation.
In cases where cod liver oil. emul-
sions, and other tonies fail, Vinol viii
heal, strengthen and cure.
Try Yinol on our guarantee. w. H
White & Co, druggists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-10
THINK
PEACE NEARER

New York, Feb. 9.-The Times's
cable from Berlin says:
| was informed this evening at the
foreign office that recent events had
brought peace between Russia and
Japan nearer. 1t is hardly necessary
to draw attention TO the significance
of this statement. coming from such a
source. The German foreign office has
hitherto invariably denied that there
was anything behind the peace rumors
which have been current in this city,
London and Paris from time to time.
The hope of an early ending of the
war in the far east sent prices up to-
day on the Bourse at Paris and the
BoUrse here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-10
THE CHAUTAUQUA
AT DeFUNIAK
FOR SEVEN YEARS THE OPENING
NIGHT HAS BEEN GREETED
BY RAIN AND BAD
WEATHER.

B.
The DeFuniak Breeze SAYS: II may
sound rather paradoxical, but the 21st
assembly both did and did not open
tuesday night on schedule time. The
doors were opened, the bell rang, and
there was a brief address by Presi-
dent Bruce, solo by Prof. Peters and
one by Miss Mcguire, and several Sc
lections by DeFuniak Band, but the
formal opening was postponed until
last night.
For seven years now the weather
man has conspired to have a storm
on the opening night of the Assembly,
but only once before have the ele-
ments been SO unpleasant as to Sc
rlously interfere with the opening ex-
erelses, and that was six yers ago at the
time OF the blizzard, but yesterdays
ram and driving mist though not very
cold was awfully uncomfortable, and
not more than a couple of hundred en-
thuslasts braved ii and turned out TO
the announced opening. and these
were so wet and bedraggled that their
enthusiasm had about soaked out.
president Bruce in his opening re.
marks said that owing TO the inclement
weather no attempt would be made
70 hold the formal opening, the exer-
cises OF Tuesday night being limited
10 selections by the DeFuniak Band,
and for them he requested the usual
salute given to those honored by
Chautauqua audiences.
The announcement was made that
the price of season tickets would be
the same as in other years, 81. and
that they could be obtained at the
ticket office at the usual hours. There
was another selection by the band,
Prot. Peters sang Banks o. Loeb
Lomond," and Miss Mcguire rendered
selection on the piano. both of them
getting the usual salute. and with
music by the band the exercises of
the evening closed.
That even so many as did turn ont
were there. was one OF the highest
compliments that could be paid TO the
management, and an evidence of the
hlgh appreciation in which this institu
tuition is held by the people of De
Funiak that turned out. a show Of
hands telling that not exceeding half
a dozen visitors were present. and il
the weather man was a little more
propluous last night, II would be quite
certain that the usual opening crowd
was out and the usual enthusiasm was
shown. But be that as it was. the
splendid program. well-balanced as it !
Is from every point. insures a most
interesting session, as we'll as profit
able one, and the Thing TO do is to
buy your season ticket and get the full |
benefit of it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-10
BANQUET FOR
GERMAN OFFICERS
TAMPA GERMAN SOCIETY ENTER
TANNED OFFICERS OF BRE-
MEN IN GORGEOUS
MANNER.


Tampa, Feb. 9.-One of. the most
pleasant events in the continued round
of attractions accorded the officers OF
the Bremen was the banquet rendered
them Tuesday night by the Deutscher-
Amerikanischer Verein at the Tampa
Bay Hotel
Manager Brown had, through a
corps of decorators. placed the break
fast room of the house and the APP
proaehes TO it in exquisite floral adorn-
ment, every available nook and cor
ner being filed with towering plants,
graceful palms and ferns, interspers-
ed among them, and branches bearing
many miniature electric lamps.
From top to bottom ofs the larger
plants, graceful folds of the German
colors were festooned, and the scene
presented was one of great beauty.
From beneath group of palms, hid
oen from view, was the hotels orches-
ira, under the direction of Philip
Welker. giving throughout the ban
quet selections from the best German
composers.
The banquet was deliberately pre-
pared, and carefully served. the menu
embracing, besides the usual courses,
many favorite German dishes.
The guests of honor were surround
ed by a company of representative
citizens, who INDUCED in tOasts and
responses, with GOOD feeling. The
German Emperor, the president of the
United States, the German-American
Association of Tampa, Tampa itself,
and various individuals, were the sub
jects of the toasts. and everybody
present declared the occasion one of
the most brilliant ever given in this
city.
Yesterday was literally German
American day in Tampa. the citizens
of German descent taking charge of
the Bremen's officers ana giving them
continuous entertainment from early
morning until The dawning of day
Yesterday afternoon they were ia
ken to the cigar factories. and literal
ly loaded down with Tampas fine
smokers.