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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
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Woman's Wants.

according to popular poet, oil
that woman wants Is love.-News
item.l "
From the Louisville Courier Journall
All she desires Is love, you say? h.
That shows how much you know,
She wants to see the matinee
And to the circus go.
She wants a handsome diamond ring,
She wants rope Of pearls; +
She wants poodle on a string,
She wants some extra curls:
She wants bonnet twice a year.
She wants an Easter. hat.
She wants to read her title clear
Into stylish fiat;
! She wants fourseat motor car.
/ She wants real Worth gown;
She wants trip to Europe, or
At least to Newport town;
She wants cask OF rare cologne,
She wants diamond pin;
She wants carriage of her own
To so out calling in:
She wants the earth, the Milky Way
And half the stars above.
And yet You have the nerve to say
That all she wants Is love! ~.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
RECEPTION
Will Be Given at the Proper
Time. ~, -

a. a+ -7rr !
CHARLESTON. June ga der,
rick has been erected at the capitol
annex by means Of which the posses:
stons Of the State historical society
can be transferred to the new quar-.
tiers on the third floor Of the building
with as little trouble as possible: 3S;3
State Historian and Archivist vir-
81 a.. Lewis snow has two assistants
and the work Of moving is progressing
as rapidly as possible, The new
home! Of the society will be one ot
1.-THE finest Of the kind To be found any
place. It as the Intention to give ID
public receipt ION when all IS in readt
mess, But this VII L not be for many
weeks yet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24

What, authority have you for the
statement that Shakespeare Is immor.
tal?" If
"The fact that he still survives at
ter having been murdered by bum
actors for three hundreds years.
Cleveland Leader.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24

The Foreigner-The Presidency, /
believe, is the highest Office within
the gift of the American people. is
1t not? K
The Nativc-No; the highest office
is the weather signal station on Pixies
Peak.-Chieago News. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
CAPITAL GOSSIP
London observation-disclosures Charge
American Officials Extra For
Their Service. -

II WASHINGTON. June 24.-Robert
j., Wynne, United States Consul Gen.
eral to London, who sails for his post
tomorrow, after several weeks visit
In the United States, has had some
experience with the exhorbltant prices
which are charged by English restan.
rant.keepers when they know that a
customer Is an official of this govern.
ment, When Mr.. Wynne with his
family, reached England for the first
time some few weeks ago he had or.
dered in advance dinner served ut
a London hotel for four people, which
included his wife and two friends. The
friend who gave tho order, unacquaint.
cd with British customs, had mad.
Ivertently told the proprietor that the
meal was to be served to the new Uni
ted States Consul General. After the
close Of the dinner, which was nothing
ont Of the ordinary, the bill was pre-
scented TO Mr.. Wynne and amounted tc
So and some cents. Mr.. Wynne, If
telling the story hereto a friend de
clared that thereafter he found the
little restaurant In an out.of,thc.way
place where the regular rate prevail
ed. and was cautious not to let 1t BIZ
known that he held a position uudel
the American government. So far a:
was possible he adopted the Engllsl
accent In order to give the Impression
that he was a subject of King Ed
ward. WHEN return" said Mr.
Wynne before leaving, q shall taxi
pains 10 secure quarters in some plac,
where they do not suspect that | an
drawing pay from Uncle Sam. Tha
is the only way in which can saw
any of my salary"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24

Any one going into the Office OF
Chairman Shonts. Of the Isthmian
Canal Commission, can see at a glance
that he Is a railroad man and method.
lcal and thorough In his business.
There is nothing unnecessary in the
way Of furniture In his office. Every.
thing there Is necessary and In use
every hour. Mr. Shonts himself sits
at a large table, upon which are spread
papers and documents Of the commits.
sion. Behind him Is a roll-top desk.
This would not seem strange to bust.
ness men throughout the country, but
1t is unique in Washington. for no 9th.
err official in the departments OF
Washington has a roll-top desk. The
common, tlat.top desk or table Is the
official desk OF Washington. The Pres.
ident has one. and every member OF
the Cabinet, and. in fact, every clerk
of the many thousands in the depart
ments work at fiat desks. A railroad
man uses q roll-top desk, but the fiat
top desk near the center Of the room
where the prominent officials In Wash
ington work. Mr.. shonts does no
use the tlat-top desk, butt a ia
BILE, upon which his papers are spread
When he gets down to work he wheell
around in his chair and works at hi
roll.top desk. I'D
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24

All OF the latest teleg,apnie ase
local news will be found IN the sEys'
virglnian. ga
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
Ee sal;.:'.s 81 4 81: Ia


Mrs FIlske wi " ma ke yeral new
productions next season II n
Nat M, Willis has started prepafas
lions for his new p,ay,s"The Duke Of
Duluth"
The play selected for sarth Bern.
hardt's opening in London is Hugo's
angelo, Tyraut of Padun,"
John ], McNally has completed the
book OF tho vaudeville farce. THE,
Rogers Brothers in Ireland"
Sadie Calhoun, a relative Of sena.
tor Calhoun, will star in Sunday
which Ethel Barrymore used last sea-,
son. s,}f
This is not the day of tho staryellns
playwright. Edmund. l;ostand the
author of "Cyrano de Bergerac" and
"rAiglon." has been building himself
a castle. 59
Among the productions Of Kla& &
Erlanger next season will be that OF
the romantic play by Marion Craw.
ford from the latter's novel go.
roaster."
1t Is now thought that ]. H. Stod.
dart will be able. to act again. When
he was taken with his serious illness
1t was announced that his retirement
would be final. But his recovery
gives hope of his renewed activity.
Miss Marion well, conspicuous
member Of Mr. sayage's English
Grand Opera Company, sailed for
Paris recently. She expects, to remain
abroad at least year. and will de.
vote herself to hard study under the
direction Of Jean de Rezke. IN
All the scenery. costumes, proper.
ties and effects Of "The White Cat"
the latest Drury Lane spectacle, which
| will be presented In New York In the
fall following the run Of Hall Gaines
"a Prodlgal Som will be brought to
America in July. This is the greatest
production which the Drury Lane
management has yet made. klaw &
Erlanger arc engaging company Of
400 people exclusive Of the principals
for this presentation. a
In St. Louis, late In August "Bel
Hur" will begin Its seventh season
Its tour will include the principal cit
les of the Northwest and the Pacin
Coast. Last year the gross receipt
of this company were 10 per cenl
larger than in any previous season
: It is claimed that this play has pai
Its producers over million dollars Ii
profits in six seasons--a handsome re
| turn on an original Investment OF SOL
| 400, the sum expended to raise tn
curtain on the first performance. Al
entirely new equipment Of scener
and costumes has been provided 70
| the. coming tour.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
n. WRITE US 4, LETTER

Put aside. all timidity and write us
freely and frankly, In stsic,cst conf
/. dcncc, telling us oil your symptoms
and troubles. we will Boad free advice
Tin plain, sealed enyelopel,. hoy TO
euro them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
i Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co...
Chattanooga, Tenn. l.5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
"puE TO CARp IlIIll5

anil nothing else, Is my, baby Sill. now d
two weeks old,"wrltes Strs.J Priest
5 Of Webster City, Iowa. "sho 10 q fne,
healthy babe and we are both doing
nicely. am still taking Cardui, Md y
would net be without Il IN tho houses x
vs. It is q great ,nedicine ior. women.,'s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24

Among the productions Of Kla& &
Erlnnger next season will be that OF
the romantic play by Marion Craw.
ford from the latter's novel go.
roaster."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24

This is not the day of tho staryellns
playwright. Edmund. l;ostand, the
author of "Cyrano de Bergerac" and
"rAiglon," has been building himself
a castle. 5e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24

Sadie Calhoun. a relative Of sena.
tor Calhoun, will star in sunday"
which Ethel Barrymore used last sea,
son. s5 II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-24
irss Flske viii ma yeral new

Nat NJ, Willis has started prepara.
tons for his new play,S3"The Duke Of
puluth." 4. :. n
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
TOM WATS0N'S
MAGAZINE

The Magazine that Has An Idea
Back OF it,
Have you heard that Hon. Thoe. f..
Watson Of Georgia has begun the pub
location of magazine1
You know who Mr.. Watson is1
Hes the man who wrote 1.-THE Story
of France" Life of Napoleon, " and
THE Life and Times of Thomas jeff
erson." He was the Peoples Party
candidate for President last year.
First number Of Tom Watson's Ma
gszine will be pubIished Fep. Is.
For eale at all news.stands- 10c.
BY mail, $l.oo per year. You viii
miss the most interesting 128-page
magazine in Americ. IL you fail to
get this number. Ask your newsde 4ler
for Tom Watson's Maxasine-or, bet
ter still, send = dollar for q years
subscription to
TOM wATSON's MAGAZINE,
121 West 4snd Street.
New York City, n. Y.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
SULLIVAN LAKE

Feb. 25th to March 9Th. miss Ma
bel Sims 10 quite sick with severe
attack Of asthma.
- IT.. 8. Look, was visiting the sick
and afflicted Saturday morning.
J. Batters, who has been I'll for
several days, is able to be out.
Miss ida Look and Mrs. T. s. Look
visited Mrs. M. N. Caldwell Sunday
afternoon.
j. Hinder went to the Falls Monday
last.
There is considerable electioneerinR
cone in the town at present. Take
care, T. S., or F. B. will wrest your
laurels from you, and you also p. A.,
have care or you will lose your head
sure.
Stand aside, sab Let some body
talk what..c talk, sab.
Mr.. Lynn has been sick for several
days. Mr.. Cyrus is sick. -
Frank Britton is building q house
near Mr.. Lynn's place.
Miss Edna Lynn was lake caller
Friday.
NJ. N. Caldwell and Guy Caldwell
were ut the Falls Sunday.
Charles Gravel ST., was q lake call
er Saturday morning.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
East Dariinf.

March John A. Schelin did a
fine job of painting for Henry King.
berg northeast Of here.
The railroad company will havt two
telegraph operators here soon. They
wifi board at River Grove, but hats
ten blocks away, and hotel near the
station is needed.
The storekeeper has rearrs2eaaa
things in his store. The postodioe has
been put in another corner. There's q
young lady needed there to help him,
sure.
The Pike Creek liveryman is now
interested, they say, in Widow No..
30. West side, Little Falls. SATURDAY
Whoever 1 and Bachelor 80 caught
him there. They all want her, we
hear.
w. G. Wretling of Green Prairi, il
plastering at Hill View,
Andrew Pearson had several oarpen'
tiers building stables.
Members of the Bachelors society
breaking their agreement will be 6led
s. The treasurer is repor ted In
danger. Some widow with twdvt
children may get him.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
HAPPY CORNER.

March 8.-Everything Is iuiet
around Happy Corner and also c um'
BILE Corner.
A. @. Nelson had another hay ttacl
burned Sunday by the railroadIcom'
pany. That makes two now.
A. G. Nelson left last wea fol
parts unknown for q visit.
Mrs. T. Mccarthy had lots OF call.
ers Sunday-August Blomquis1 sno
his cousin, VIM. Boxell, Hfmau
Hanson and Miss Minnie Bernettv.
The bees are having q good time
at Happy Corner.
We hear that q certain youn} man
got valentine and on the en}elope
was the correspondent address.
Parker SAYS we think their p3ce ie
beautiful. It is fine place bit we
will not take her name in vain.
Those spring chickens they kpeak
about will soon be old hens.
We have lots of kickers in DStrict
80 about q new school housd We
need a new one, for the old ond ism I
ct fer q barn.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10

and abstinence, Holy Church makes q
practical Applicant N of the evangeli-
cal law Of self-denial, of which The Sa-
vior and his apostles were, by example
and by word, such eminent teachers.
Without sell. denial there is no Chris.
tianity. Indeed. without self denial
there is no natural MOI atty. The man
who has not acquired by habit the
power Of se1f-denial will not be victor
ious over sin, admit the storms and
temptations Of life which all men
muet encounter.
The observance of the fast and ab.
stinence prescribed by the Church ia
taken by the world as public and
fearless profession of Catholic faith.
He, who, without sufficient and OBJ
vlous reasons, eats meat or takes his
usual when abstinence or fast is en-
Joined. is not accepted a. q practical
Catholic.
Let Catholics have the courage of
self.denial for the sake of Christ and
of their own souls, and be on their
guard lest by their acts scandal be
given. and the fair name of their reIi
gion be disbonored.
During Lent pastors will hold at ap-
pointed times in their several
churches appropriate exercises of de-
"a
instructions Of a practical nature up
on the articles of the creed, the
commandments and the sacraments.
The devotion of the Way Of the
Cross will be observed. when possible,
In all churches and chapels, on the
Friday evenings throughout 4ent.
JAMES TROBEC,
Bishop of st. Cloud.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
Northeast DARING.

March 6th-Died-John johnson
died Friday morning at O'Clock,
aged II years, 8 months, 4 days. Mr..
johnson had been sick for many years.,
and been cared for by the tow Of
Randall. He had no relations here,
but daughter In a southern shte.
He was born near Stockholm. Sweden,
came here from Chicago about IL
years ago and bought 30 acres Of Ind
in East Darling. He gave the Land tc
his daughter Selma, she to care fol
him. She practically gave it away and
the town had to care for the old
father. There is q warning in thif
for many. The funeral was held Sat.
urday afternoon from the Sweaist
Lutheran church, Rev. Chas. johnson
of Green Prairie officiating, and tn,
remains were inferred In the Sized
ish cemetery.
Chas. V. johnson is imprxinf
from an attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs. Ole johnson Is much imprtFed
Herman Johnson would make d I'M
supervisor, and would be an con
| omical and a prudent officer.
Vote for good men at the town elec
tion, not for cigar. You'll haV t
paw for that cigar, 100 times oWr IL
high taxes. Remember the elel:io1
is March 18th. Do your duty Jas .
citizen and vote.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
CUSHING

March 8.-P. II. Kanten ia working
on the section at present
Nels Oberg has moved on the Adam
SCHNEIDER place west of Cushing
n. Wilson called on A. Hamilton
of Clough Tuesday.
y. Aasve is home for a visit, having
taken a layoff for a few days
A. Kleman, G. J. johnson, G. F.
Johnson, A. Eckblad, L. E. Bergman
and J. F. Lagerquist helped Nela
Oberg to move his stock and house
hold furniture last week.
Town caucus was held Tuesday and
officers were nominated.
Miss Hildd johnson was IN the
county seat. en-,
Jcbn Sarn ia moving his mill back
from Browerville.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10

RLKS LODGE FOR WILLMAR.
W1llmar, March ga looge of the
Order of Elks will be Instituted in
Willmar March 2Sd, and the occasion
will be celebrated with all the cere-
monies known In Elkdom. 1t ia OK
pected that Blks to the number of 800
will be entertained. Delegations ARE
coming from Minneapolis, st. Paul,
Duluth, Austin, Red Wing. st. Cloud,
Brainerd and Little Fahs on special
train--- leaving St. Paul and going by
way of st. Cloud. The St. Cloud
lodgewill have charge Of the init,atory
ceremonies. w. w. Rooms, grand
district deputy of the Minnesota dis.
trict, is the organizer, The st. Cloud
lodge will bring two bands and an
orchestra. Both the opera house and
the Bonde hall will be used. There
viii be big street parade at 3 p. m. !,
or soon after the arrival of the...' spe-
c1al. The Wiamar lodge will have a
charter membership of about 1o0 -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
ROYALTON

March e.-Frank Widger, who has
heen receiving treatment in hospi-
TAI AT st, Paul. returned to his home
at Little Falls Saturday.
Fred Galley returned from the twin
cities Wednesday.
Sheriff Tanner transacted business
In the village Wednesday.
Mrs. E. A. Bowers returned from a
n1easnre trip to the Cities Wednesday.
steve Litka Of Morrill, was village
caller Monday.
Tisle Wilson of Faribault Is visiting
with his sister, Mrs. E. J. McCullins.
Winch Batter is working in the
oA3ca of Gooding- Coke Go.
Rev. A. 81. Tebbets, assistant
snnerintendent of the children'e home
society spoke In the M. E. church
Miss CAV Lambert returned Thurs
dav from q visit in the Twin Cities.
Mrs John Dunn of St. Cloud Ia
Waiting with her daughter, Mrs. Bor-
l4eorpe Hern. who has been second
miller in the Gooding Coke mill here
for the past three years. has resigned
hin nosition to take effect at once Mr..
Hern has sold his residence to Halvol
Davidson and will leave for Duluth
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bouck left or
the noon train Wednesday for Woolley,
Wash. where they will be engaged II
the hardware and furniture business
Mrs. Bouok's sister, Mrs. Anderson
and her two children, accompanied
them.
S, Deidrich, proprietor of the 80
loon In the Landy building. has closet
ont his business and moved to Super
ior. where he expects to 60 into tn
restaurant business. The family LET
on the noon train Wednesday.
Mrs. Claude Young. who has beel
stavinq with her mother. Mrs. Jane
McCulloch, for q few days returned t.
her home In Graham Wednesday,.
Born-Friday. March I'D to Mr.. an
Mrs. Geo. Mignet, son.
Born-Friday, March I'D, to MI
and Mrs. Geo. Armstrong, son.
Born-Saturdav. March 4th, to MI
and Mrs. Garfield Sawdy, q daughter
6. W. Bouck made q business tri
to the Twin Cities Tuesday.
I, W. Bouck came up from st. Pau
Wednesday morning to attend the fu
neral of Grandma Bali. He returne
on the afternoon rain.
Gus Kern, the popuular shoe man
made q business trip to Osakis Mon
day. Gus Is talking of putting in
branch shoe store at that place.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
West DARLING

March 6.-Park Grove farmer ia
building stable.
With a good program school in Dis
tricr IS closed Friday. There was q
goods attendance during the fret
months of school, but not 40 we'll lat
er. The pupils that went steadily pro.
fitted. Miss Bernethy gave souvenir
photographs. She went to her home in
Parker Sunday.
Darling Grove farmer Ia building q
woodehed.
August Linaahl returned from thu
woods last week.
The school superintendent has no.
visited the school in District IS. Don
blame the clerk for that. please.
Parker thinks Happy Corner 10 q
very pleasant name. 1t is, but Oar
ling is better yet. 80 all the boys say
If people were always as nice al
their names, this would be a fin.
world. We don't like to have Park
or steal away cur youthful darlings
Wait till they are grown.
Fritz Liljeblad and VIM. Sander Of
Randall were here Sunday.
A. Il. Nelson of Happy Corner il
visiting at Howard Lake.
A. g. Nelson lost q hay stack Sun
day. fire set by spark from an en-
CINE. The damages for the stact
burned last fall are not yet paid.
Solomon Crow sold lumber to Emf
Taberman and G. A. Swanson.
Mrs. Ellen Mccarthy took the new
livery rig to the Falls Monday. W.
are still waiting for those new
trains.
Elmer Nelson helped Gust Nelson
. David Carlson IL expected bach
from the woods this week.
The Rosendale hotel closed Monday
Eric johnson was here Sunday buy.
ing cattle and got some pretty cheap.
Herman Hanson sold COW in Ran
dali.
Maple Grove farmer drives his fam.
lily to church every Sunday. Good.
There was surprise party Friday
evening on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rem.
dahl of Pleasant Grove farm, the oc.
casion being the 18th anniversary
of their marriage. They were away
from home whom the visitors arrived.
and ran into merry crowd of friends
when they returned. They received
some nice gifts and everybody had a
fine time. The bad weather and bad
roads caused only q small crowd 70
come out,
Report of school in District 80 fer
month ending March Sd:
No. days caught 10
No. scholars enrolled 50
Average daily attendance %
Those who have been perfect in at
tendance or missed two days or less
were Herbert Malm. Lydia Malm,
lyle Sitter, Goyne Sitter and AnIie
O3son.:
Those who received prizes in spell
ing were Lydia Malm in the B class
AID Lyle Sitter In the A class.
Minnie Bernethy, Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
RAMEY

March 8 Bert Cheeley came home
Wednesday from Vim. McKibbjn g,
where he haa been staying this winter
while Mr.. McKibbin was visiting the
old home In Kentucky.
Accompanying VIM. McKibben on
has return were his brother and wife
and sister.
Rooert Mann and Geo. King are
telling the forest and making cord
wood. Robert says they started in tc
hold out, and guess they will.
Curtis Mowan left for Washington
last week.
VIM. Carter and the postmaster go
somewhat mixed in the smoke. Will
lam, you should put your smokepip
up when you come in contact will
Cncle Sam.
Barney, you should be very careful
how you write up pieces in the future
for other parties, as you might Ios'
your rep If another comee out l viii
have to ordain you for the ministry
regardless of bsptis1n. II you SHOULD
get job, I want the job of singstel
for you.
J. V. Raglan, while hauling GU
manure last week, stepped out back
ward, and fell head first, striking hi
shoulder, about twenty foot drop.
Didn't make any impression on thu
frozen ground, either.
Miss Ethel Chase went to church
Sunday horseback. ~ -' - -
There Ia quite q lot Of. sickness
among the children.
Herb Consnt returned last weeh
from Washington. ~.
1t is reported that Elmer and Han
nah are likely to make . walking
match. as they have been practising.
I'll bet on Hannah.
The 18th is town election day.
Someone Will get left, not I, as
have an established office.
I almost forgot that Dade Getten
was In Ramey tie 4th en- route to
Washington for the inaugural :. ball,
but some friend told him he would be
too late, 80 Dade didn't 80 any far
Their. 1t was thought he .expected..to
get an appointment, as he and the
Ramey merchant are always looking
for snap.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-10
NORTH PRAIRIE

March 6.-The farmers are getting
their seeders ready for seeding.
Stephen Mrozla is visiting at Al
bany.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Salesky of St.
Cloud were visiting friends at North
Prairie.
John Trettle IL working in Graham
for ]. Janski.
Chas. Burersff took the contract fol
"a wing wood for the North Prairie
church at 80 cents per cord.