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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-18
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mounted armed escort Of IIowtzers.
his detail, which will report at the
y rnory at 10 o'clock this morning in
iii dress uniform with leggins for
mounted parade was announced last
night as foows 4;5
Captain William NJ. Myers. Lieutenant
.roderlck w Mlnson, Lieutenant Edward
Rces, Sergeant Harry p. Poindexter,
Sergeant William II. Mason Sergeant
James G. Pollard Sergeant George s..
Wray, Sergeant John r. Wood, Sergeant
John II. Armitage, Corporal Thomas M.
Ladd, Corporal George III. Myers. Cor
pral Harry +. lowering. Corporal Rob-
1T N. Rowsey Corporal James 3. Pom
lexter, Music, William II. cowardin,
Private Roebrt S. Graham, Private Rob
It g. Lumsford, Private John w. Myers,
,riyate Walter L. Tlsdale, Private Hnr-
rev Atllsson, Private Alfred G. Mason
During his entire stay in Richmond
tho mounted Howitzers will net as per-
sonal escort to tho President and the
mounted citizens escort rs guard III or
honor, Both will be In constant attend
ance, The revised list of the citizens
escort was given out last night. The
members will assemble at 1870 a. M ut
Fifteenth and Main Streets The list
follows
Wyndham r. Meredith, chairman Of
Citizens Escort.
l., w. Mcyeigh and Allen Potts, aides.
First Squad, Joseph q. Willard q
Joseph Bryan; 8, James n BOYD; Z, a.
II. Christian, Jr.; 8. II. l.. cabell; g.
Egbert Il. Leigh. Jr. 8.. s
Second Sauad-1, s, DaDney Crcn-
shaw; 2, John a. Coke;#3, Roswell Page |;
1, Thomas Boring s. WIS. Forbes; g.
W. Miles Cary.
Third Squad, Dr.. J. a. White 2,
Everett Wnddcy; 8, VIC Saunders; T.
u. u. sydn>.; S, j. Scott Parrish; o.
William Rueger, tN ~, i
Fourth Squad, d. III. E,llingtoE p
Langhorne Putpey; 3. w, FL Parrish; d.,
G. e. wingo;&b, George D. Gregory; g.,
DIR. c. V. Darlington.
Fifth Squud-1,l J. r. Anderson q
j.. L.. Antrim; 3. a. S. Buford, Jr.; 9.
oliver J.. Sands; s. W. G Schmidt; g. o.
A. Saunders.
sixth squad, r.. w. Scott 2, %.
strudwick; g, w. o. Noting; A. William
Northrop; s. w. T. LaBonta; g. Thomas
B. McAdanns.
seventh squad, George ]. seay; 2.
Otway s. Allen;# 8, e. Il. D. Myers, Jr';
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4. James A. Moncure; S. pr, w T. OPP
nenhimer; G, John A, Hutchinson.
Eighth Squad, l.. G. ioungeri :,
%. II. Berry; 3, Alex. G, Brown, Jr.; y,
DR.. Greer Bauhgman; s, y, S, Forbes;
6, Muscoe II. Garnett.
Ninth Squad J. Stewart bryan; =,
John ". Gordon; 8, J. c. Corley; = wa
Ter Holiday; 8, NJ. DEC Hopsoh' "
Thomas Atkinson.
Tenth Squad. Il. II. iarwooo .
II. w. Ellerson; 8, James W. Graves y
Aston Cabeil; 8, John A, Curtis Jr,' W
Hugh Campbell, 7. Thomas ., Whee' :
right,
The parade will follow the route else'
where indicated and will move oi
schedule time With no delay During w
march the street cars will turn back
piahteen and Main and at Fourth AhS
Main at Twelfth and Broad and a
Eiehteenth and Broad. and at Elpa sea
| ton Traffic from the side streets WI
be held up. This Will leave the entir
l!ne clear of everything except the pa
rale i,self. The people VIII be con
fined strictly to the sidewalks IN
school children will be nassed ON Dol
sides Of Broad street from Ninth
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Milhlser, George B. Davis, George Bryan,
Rev. C. S. Gardner, Moncurc Perkins,
Henry NJ Cannon, Charles Keppler, Rev.
JILL. Rosser, j. NJ Bossleux, William r..
Crane, carl Ruchrmund Rev. Paul Mem
gel. Bishop Van dc Nyvcr, J. s. Moore,
I Rabbi Il. N. Calisch, j. +, kohlcr John
c. tIppes, w. Y. Atkinson, Claude l. Bat
kins, c, p. Davis, James L. Cannon. VIII
5lilam Fl. Curtis Joseph G. Dlckerson,
John Il. Donleavy. Il. H. Elicit D II.
Fergusson, T. II. CARRIER. Fl. G. Glenn,
Wilber ). Griggs, J ohm r. Grimes. julius
\ A. Hobson, Harry Huber, John u, Lea.
John r. Lynch. Robert lie Mausurier,
Thomas w. McCaw, Morgan r. Mills.
-. w. Miner, ~. Waller Morton. II. Il.
Pollard, Jr G. x. Pollock, ". +, Rich
ardson, f. II. Spence, Herman w Stein,
Jacob mlarf. Cliff We'll, John Il. West,
B q. q. Williams, c. II. Wiltshire, ]. 8.
f NVoodburn, r. i. Peters, w. ii. Adams
II. p. Beck. A. w. Bennett, Beirne a.
Blair, Reuben Burton, s. II. Cottrel, w.
T. Dabncy, r. TT. Donahoc w. j. Gilman,
Barton II Grundy, Marx Gunst, John
Man Jr., John 3. Minor, Robert q. Rem
nolds,S j, L. satterfield, NJ. Fill scay,
Louis Washer. Robert Whttct, Ir., J. y
Wood, w. II. Zimmerman. William NJ
Turpin, B. II. August, Alfred II. Nc
Dowell, c. u. Smith, Evan r. Chester
man, Charles Nj Graves, Joseph T.
Ge!slnger, c, A. Boyce, Robert Golden
Horace Hawkins, =. Hassel. c, Ilasscl, a
| d. Jackson.
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all arise and stand upon the entry OF the
President. A private room mas been arr
ranged for the use OF the President and
his party, and the Reception Committee
whcrc they may rest and refresh Them
selves before and aftersthe luncheon, and
leave their hats, SIX experienced men
have been engaged to checktthe hats OF
the guests 9Ia s
\ Caterer Rouschcr was in Richmond yes
&terday arranging other details. lie will
have fifty skilled walters. all dressed
alike.
N There Will BIO no set speaking at the
luncheon, II Is likely that the Mayor
wllltproposc n toast to the President, and
that the latter WIN respond In n few
words. Iardela's Band Will be present
ID furnish the music, The programme was
announced yesterday as follows;
Coronation march from "Ihe
Prophet" Meyerbeer; 2, "star spansled
Banner Francis Scott Key; 3. overture
,rrorn Pictures OF the North and South"
Bendix;84. Medley March. bright Eyes,
Good bye Van Alstyne and Schwartz,
s. Roses" from 'rhe Floral sute-.z,"
Bendix; g. Intermezao, lola" Johnson;
4, nPilgrim Chorus" from ''rann-
haeuser,' Wagner s. Character!stique.
4"InEn Pagoda, Bratton; Q, Caprice, "Ky-
Issls,'' O'IIare; 10. ''Amerlca," Carey.
The. floral decorations at the Temple
were made by Mann, & Brown. After the;
luncheon the flowers will be sent to.
r-----r
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stand has been erected over mo iout-
tain. The President VIII approach
through the gate At Tenth and BANS
Streets. and while speaking VIII face UP
tho hin, In the direction OF the
WA shington monument. The people
will be gathered In every direction sur
rounding the stand. The police regula-
tons are very strict. No one without
special permits will be permitted within
| Twenty feet OF the stand. Every man who
enters the stand will be identified by Il
special committee of citizens. and II MS
name Is not that written on the cara
| he bears, will be promptly turned away.
| According to the programme arranged
Mayor Mccarthy will present Governor
| Montague and the latter IN turn VIII IN
troduce the President, Both OF these
speakers will be very brief. not cons
Stunning more than three minutes al the
utmost. The President VIII speak y
half hour or more. While he ~ taking
the street cars on Ninth Street VIII pc
stopped, so as to cause no iihterrunlloh
Bank Street from Ninth TO Tenth w'll DC
closed to the public, The carriaEes o.
The presidential party will be Kept here
} The tanhark from the Horse snow pul1u
Ing has been spread alons the street
and no noise will come from me stamp
J ing horses or tho movements OF ths
! vehicles.
!, On the stand With the President and ~
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Anderson, Edgar Allen, Jr., Harvey L.
strung, lIaddon s..3Watkins. Rev. George
II. Wiley, Rev. DR., George W, Mcpanlel,
William IT. Mccarthy, II. e. Baskerville,
"A. u. Hunt Dr.. w. a, Harris, Arthur
I. Clarke, j.. G. Jenkins. james y, Car
neal, Ike Marquse, Preston Belvln IT, H'3
Gilbert, Jacob CANS, George Rady, John
c. Hagan, Andrew Pizzlnl, Jr,, John IL
WIngo, n, NJ IIundley, II, a, tJustis, John
A. Curtis, ". a, Cheatwood. a. y. Lam
dcrkn, James IS. Doherty,l Edmund PEN
dleton, w. II. Hutchinson, Samuel Cohen,
Joseph Bryan, u. r.. Hawes, John j..
crutchfield. Judge John n Ingram, Judge
S. i. Witt, Judge Danlel truman suose
II. Garter Scott, r, Lynch MONTAGUE ~
n. Morris George street Wray y,
Knight, A, q. Briggs. n. =. Cotsr' jugs
Edmund Waddll, Judge =. ~ A'eWls, ~,
seph y. Brady, Morgan Treat Adm'ra
I4arrIe Webster, colopel Dempsey United
states army; Major Miller. United esates
army; General Scott 6hlpp, Mhloi tsW,s
II. strothcr, Raw. Ryland Knight, Holi'
II. Glover, Henry A. Atkinson. ~. a. IA lL
lin, w. g. Camp, Wyndham =. MeFeol.l
G, ". Meredith, Alfred y. Williams. hose
well page, James r. Gordon, :,
uawes, William III. Palmer, Colone
Archer Anderson, Ropert Z. winston
Rev, Jnmes iscnelson. -. Nv, itonii - !, :
II. phillips Jr. Israel stefH' ~ ~, - ].
Clowes. w. II. Campbell, ?. ", ~, LIN I'm
Robert LecXy, Jr,,8J, ~, sleA!So9'i AtssttSll
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ono Of surprising beauty. The long dis
foussed luncheon will be the most bril-
l,nnt social function Richmond has
known in many years. Tho PTes'ueht OF
the United States with Il few hlsh ON
Gals and prominent citizens AZ eltP'er
hand VIII sit facing the 400 occupying
seventeen tables, The interior VIII DC
magnihcently decorated. Behlna .i'c
President will be drapcd his ensign With
tho national colors nearby, FroIil A, mo
center Of the ceiling and extehdlhs ~
all directions there VIII be festootis oI
the red, white and blue, So proluse - ltlc
DECORATION that the light from me Win w,
dows has been cut off ana INC ilnlt VII,
he nrtinoially Illuminated which VIII
only add to tho brilliant effect, stately
pnlms have been arranged in every p'rt
OF thu place and every available space
ms been covered with growing mowers
paro cut flowers will be on the tables.
which will groan beneath q Woight q
flashing cut glass and massive silver,
1t "a expected that tlne quests VILLAIN froc,
coat and silk hat, The doorkeeper VIII pc
cnptuin w. G. Wilkinson, who VIII be
assisted nv two police officers. CAPTAIN
WILKINSON Will be furnished with ~ ~
ofloial list OF guests and Will identils
avery mar, who passes through the doot.
If any person presents g ticket WIN sv uill
other name on ~ tna't ne WV ~ Il III
be turned away, !, az
' No transference OF tickets will be per
mitted Every effort will be made g
nreyent confusion In the seating Of tll'
Guests. There will be eighteen tables, y
i,,,5in1. he pre,lde-ts trhnrc Will he s's
teen peryons at the Presidents taple
swan lub.es Will peut thirry7tour person
each three tables, twenty persons ca -
and seven ever, tables, fourteen persons eaoh
Fac zach table is lettered and each seat 9
ench table has been assigned 70 som
nan nan. Guests arriving early will go
once to their seats. It is .urged that !. 9 9
J many as possible come early ana yna
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\ t,oos,vc,t viii proceed 20 the spea al,
stlr1. reaching 1t Mt or about \ . w. ~,
& IN tho AFTERNOON. There. eurrou'.u'eu I. =.
NJ. autumn beauty OF the great frees,
,.itl \ Stiaxe,, historic spots WITHIN rehei :,
\ nrf,,is evc. and to ali audience tfat VIII W
4 .,,,f ~ thren times fiji the eight ncI Ga 's
~ ,be nntk he will deliver his message
sto tho South. ali, 10.
4 A,n nerhaps tho most brilliant iuh Net'''
. ~ this sort ever arranged mere 80,
stiil closely guarded the Presiueht WV
4 .hen begin his drive over tho Guy VIZ.
,yilI Enthusiastically prove one OF Wy Wy ~.
notable features Of the Nay ~ leg nv ~.
,,,ncnt. standing in the shauo" " NJ. ~.
n hrorizc figure Of their coniinaiiue1, :.
eto,tcring grny.clad veterans l! .'.l ~.
soldiers Home will be assef1oleu ~ ~.
y Tic new chief ana ~ is ny. ~, ',ha
s,int lie will tarry here ana speaA t ~
,sa,,stT INC flag they now 80 prouulS
4 r,,d nloft. At the White House o. me
y r,on feaeracy. where another Presiuch''
1osre,sot, Davis. once directed the ues-
iinies NJ lie same cause for whicn mess esq
.,,rred Md men struggled, he VIII s'op
.ea,, md there he will be joined pS
>,irs roosevelt. One or two other pl''ces
1,.,,i he visited and by this time the hour
for 1cparting will be near. AT 4. AZ. ~. ~.
president and his party VIII leave ior
Tic farther South.
City Ablaze.
such III brief is the programme lor tns
Il doy. Tho city is ablaze WIN coior, INV
4. a mvrind flags are flutterins. fic'uiss
~ thc President md welcoming leseiius
smear at every point. The buildings nions
& ~ ,,no ~ march and hundreds OF resi-
aances and stores in other scctloiis We ~.
hidden behind the national colors. d'an -.
i,anners wave from many honsetops t',lu
The stars and Stripes float from .tie-
e,rnnh poles. windows and every othe .r
availnble spot from which display co 'l
IL made, An air,of hustle and suppress
a excitement is over everything. II IS
novel for old Northumberland put
y ,,1eosinr and beyond all things slightly 70 70
4 the eye. s5 .,,, ~ q,
The streets to-day. There are mn.
strange faces in the city already, and me !.
special trains will pour O stream oh
others in before noon to-day senator
John ". Daniel reached Richmond ia n
n,rht. and is at the Jefferson. senator
Martin will DO here, and at least tour
~ 10 congrcssnen-C Carter Glass. Fl. d.
FLOOD. II. l.. Maynard and Campoeii
q Slemp. 49,
NJ THOMAS Nelson Page will be at the
& ,,ncheon, General Scott Ship came IN n
Yesterday afternoon from Lexington.
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PROGRAMME OF DAY
FINALLY ARRANGED
Great Crowds Will Witness Pa
rade AS 1t Moves Through
Streets Of City.

IA the train bearing the President,
4 Mrs. Roosevelt and the accompanying
4 party draws near Richmond the approach
Y will be made known by blasts from the
steam whistles Of the city. The out
living manufacturing plants will sight the
Il train first and will begin tho noisy sa-
lutte. II 1t will be taken up at once BY the
others in all sections, and Will be con-
tinued until it has spread over tho en-.
tire city, which for n few minutes VIII
be reeking with shricks
.i!y A select committee, consisting OF Gov
Sernor Montague, Mayor Mccarthy and
u Captain w. II. Curtis, chairman or the
Council Committee on Reception, VIII en-
ter the train and formally greet Mr.
Roosevelt Tho party Will then enter
IL the station and after meeting the fuli
Tsccntion Committee will be escorted to
fhe waiting carriages. The station Will
ha roned off and the crowds held strictly
u back.
(. The President and his party Will pass
down tho driveway behind the high sta
L tion wall and out Fifteenth Street TO
3 Main, where they will take position IN
the parade. The march Will begin at
-onoe, the column formed as follows:
Detail OF mounted police. ~.
5 Chief marshal and staff.
v, M. I. Cadet Corps Band.
W M. ~ Cadet Corps, Major l. +.
strother commanding.
lardclia's Band.
seventleth Regiment, Virginia Vol
unteer Infantry, Colonel George
Wayne Anderson, commandlng
a Richmond Light Infantry Blues
battalion, Major L. /. Cheatwood
commanding.
Ii citizens mounted escort, w. r.
Meredith, Atef. !,
SpecIal.+esctrt mounted HoW'tzers,
Captain William Il. Myers, com.
&.E mandlng.
Carriages occupied by President,
Governor Mayor and party
Reception Committee and Guy
Council In carriages. ,
liIe Twenty-one carriages Will DC III me
II moving two abreast. They Will be &C.
cupied by the President and ms parry
Ithe Reception Committee and the mem
hers OF the City Council. The Presi'
dents carriage has been specially pre-
4 nared at n cost OF about $4,000, ana i
thing Of beauty. 1t has been newly
upholstered in dark blue broadcloh. Th'
interior is luxurious, but modest III tom
and design. The exterior IS hlue pun
thread of gold runs through the line
old school. Hewill bepn faultiess livery
about tho hub and rim OF me "heels
sc handles to the carriage doors Ut
OF silver. The driver OF VIC caT!'as
will be Eddie Fairfax, mulatto OF N
SCHOOL He viii eb In faultless livery
dark blue coat, white gloves anu wlit
corduroy trousers, with the regulator
boots. The buttons on his coat WIN D
NJ real silver. On the box with FalrIa
viii ride Secret Service Agent Igres
tho nearest guard to the President,
Immediately preceding ana loilo"l,'
y the Presidents carriage wil1 DC VI
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party will be about 200 persons-1ne 'nber $
Of the CITY Council, specially invited q
guests, and representatives of the press,
,rhe M was given out yesterday, It 1ol-
lows: August Mol, G. G. Walker, cap
lain Gordon McCabe, President y. ",
cartwright, Dr. Stuart Mcclure. Colonel
INN Richardson, Adjutant- General Maize
charles r. Winston, David Laird, h ~
Montague. c. T.. 13rauer, j. =. Ill 2. :
foot, DR.. Henry Corey, =, Fl. Lea 10y :,
n. Whltehurst, j. Funk jacob snnlu le
In. Atkinson, D. S. Mccarthy ",
Poythress II. A. Harrelspn, James Lew lie Z
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THE I. LUNCHEON.
Brilliant Scene at Masonic Tenn
~ Y. N-1,1e This Afternoon.

Upon the conclusion Of the speaking
the line OF march will be resumed. It
was decided ut the meeting Of the Coun-
ell Committee last night that the orr
ders of the chief marshal as to the
routes and the formation of the column
shall remain unchnnged The parade
viii follow the direction outlined else.
whore and is scheduled to reach the Ma
sonic Temple at or about 2 O'clock,
Within the Temple the scene Will be
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THE SPEAKING.
List Of Those to Be Oh Stand
With President

About o'clock in the afternoon the
spcaking in the Capitol Square Will pc
gin, The President will meanwhile nave
visited the Executive Mansion where Nirs.
Roosevelt had been conducted as INC g
guest of Mrs. Montague W The speakers i.e $
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some man refuse to pay
more than $3.50 for their
shoes. IA 5
Used to selling only good
things, we've. provided the
best shoe in America at $3.50
for Their 81. q 5{5s
We know the history and
me rits OF all6theivartous m q kos
and we've selectedltheses strict
ly on their m erits. "a
Our continually increasing
sales show that5mepity
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Adams and will cheer and wave flags as
the President passes. sS PISS
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"a .S5s "A.
Anderson. Archer Axtcl, Decatur
Anderson. ]. r., Jit. August. Ben ,st Y.
Anderson. General Arlnitage. VIC.
f Charles j., Antrim, j.. L.. 81
Allen. Otwuy So Ai'tnltnge, j. III.
Atkisson, j. II. sa, Atkinson, II. ~.
B.
Bryan Joseph Brauer. G. u.
T,rvpu j. Stewart Blllupa g j.
Bottom Davis Boyd. James N. lgs IL
Brock, DR.. G. w. r. Brown, George W..
13osher, Dr.. Lewis G. Brown Or. Alex. !.
13osher, Il. Jeter Boiling, Thomas. 1r.
Branch. G. w. BauEhmnll, DR.. Greer
13owc,, N. w Hauglnar, y. A.
13oyltiil, II. M, Berry, O. II. 4 5
Boilng,f G.. II. II BossieuX, Cyrus 5a
Ryrnc. Thomas Bngby, John
Isuford a. s. Brady, Joseph =. IS "a
iis soat +. WI 4
C. \.
Critchneld John j. Corley. j. q.
Ca1iscl, Rabbi i. N. CrcnshnW,%j3S. Dab
L Cirnnp,{ Judge Bcv.T neg dill
Christian. L, r Darlington. Dir, g. v.
Charleton, John r. Christian. a. HI, Jr.
Cohen, sam Capers, James III.
Cameron. Alex ST. Cooke G. 3. lt53 x
Christian u I'D & { Clark Walter r.
George T.. Crane, William Fl.
Curtis, John A. Coleman, II. A.
Curd. II. ~ Curtis, John a., Jr.
Chea wood. Nv. a. Cnrrlngt on, TnzeWell
Connolly, i. j. M. s.
Chlldrey, Roland Fl. Chesternhn,
Cottrell. II. w. Evan, r.
Cary. w. Miles Cunningham, +. w.
Cnbeil. ]. Aston Campbell, s Hugh Fl.
Cnboll, RI. L.58 Il Cutchins,F Sol.
Coke, John "A. Chtl1n, y. r.
ID.
1n,,n,ol SENATOR tJohrDooley, James H.
! Z ". ma A Drcwry, Major Clay
Duke, W..D. Durlop. r. A.
Diacont, Adam Dlmmock,s captain
Doyle, G. q. M =.
E.
Ellyson. j.. Taylor Ellington: B. H.
Ilbc f. G.. Eubank. +. II.
Elicit, John 8. Egglestoh KEY. ~
Ellerson, II w. b.
F.
Flood Hon. II. D. Fox. j, p. a3$
Freeman, John C. Forbes, w. s.
Fry. p NJ Forbes, %. ..
.Trlschkorn, John III. III a3sIig
G.
Glass, Hon. Garter Garcin. DR.. Ramon
(Srlnnan,9 Judge Dam ~. \.
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Military To Be Present.

rnon
Thonpso
tenant roxter " a.
B NJ Asoi'
Fl Atklson.J W. W. v
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Gideon wurdz.

heelcd. 4.si s hi
Gideon Wurdz
Here is q cossy little home
for your feet duritlg the win ter
months. A dry cellar, tig ht
roof and more comfort tha n
YOU thought pos sible III you
never wore 4HANAN'S : Shoes.
Here, $3.50 and $500.
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LIST or RICHMOND'S \" 400
WHO WILL ATTEND LUNCHEON

the 9he
another cuun
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,sher, Lieutenant w: z. Thompson, lieutenant
ior Lewis H. strother, Lieutenant NICHOLS
lieutenant r. NJ. Robson, Lieutenant y $ ~.
M. Myers, Lieutenant T. ". Minson, Lieu Lieu
J. s. Wrny, J. G. Pollard r :.
Myers. r. N. Rowsey, Pi1Yates +, o ofts''s1'l''
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4T GSna and STAFF officers Of tho military,
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Continued on Third page.'
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-06-01
Base Ball.
ceepsrstewn
blnford

Dlntord Z
The opening game of the sea.
son was played on the Coopers.
town diamond Tuesday of this
week resulting as indicated
above. Considering the fact
that it was the first time the
home team had played together
this season it was a good game.
An error on the part of our first
basemen was all that saved our
visitors from a shut out. The
work of Pitcher Dretchko and
of Catcher Grangaard for the
locals was good and they work
together nicely, while the rest of
the boys gave them good support
and some good stick work was
done. Messers Adolph Melgard,
Pitcher Dretchko and Oliver
Stevens lined out some nice two
baegers and several of tho other
boys touched up Mr.. Pokerven-
sky for nice singles, in fact the
whole nine fell onto that Binf0rd
curver with terrible force and
put him out of the running right
from the first ball pitched over
the plate. Theo. Thompson UNI
pired the game in a very salts
factory manner. The game was
free from .wrangling or dirty
work of any kind and was inter-
esting all the way through. 1t
was simply a case of the survival
of the fittest with the big odds
in favor of:the home team. Bro.
Curry, Of Binford, was present,
and knowing him to be fair
we expect MIN 10
acknowledge that we know a
lite more of the national game
thau he has been giving US
credit for. Cooperstown has
the best team on the branch and
there is no need of that cup
longer lingering besides the
murmuring creek. Polish it up
good gentlemen, we will be down
after it shortly. The fans feel
at the good start
made and hope the boys will
keep up the good work and play
bail all the time.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-06-01
BALD MILL NEWS.


Hans Arestad is painting his
house. Mr.. Hetland is doing
the work.
Julius Jensen has had q fine
time painting Arnt Njaa's barn.
1t takes a man like him to do
that kind of work.
Adelsten Berge will give d
temperance lecture in Skjel-
seth Is schoolhouse June 6 at 2 D.
IN. He will also have his grand
harp with him and sing and play
some of his favorite hymns.
You cant afford to loose that.
He will speak in the Scandinav.
ian language.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-06-01
Real Estate Transfers.
May 25

May IS
United States to John Evenson
ne or Of ne ar of sec. 26-147-61.
$50.
May 26.
Cora Il. johnson to Charles +.
Nelson lots 1O-11-12 and IL Coop.
erstown 500.
May27.-..--->--.---
d. S. B. Johnson Land Co. to
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Binford lots blk 10.
D. S. B. JOhnson's 4th addition
to BiEford $50.
United States to Clara j.
Greenland ne or of 8-147.6O.
Patent.
Isabella Sterling to Andrew
Golf lots II and Is block "a.
Cooperstown 1925.
May 90.
S. Almklov to Wilmot P.
Houghton sw or of 1O-146-59.
$25OO.