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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-19
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-19

3 AMES, IoWA.-Ten thousand invitations are
being sent out by the presidents office force of
the Iowa State college, to persons all over the
state asking them to attend old-fashoned
basket picnic and harvest home Jubilee on Sept
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PLUMBING

THE FIRM. q. G, BLACK & CO..
The business, plumbing, heating, lighting.
The place, 17os Clinton av, Tel. 7. c. 1858
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! CI,AIRVOYANTS
MRS. q. TRY0N, CLA1RVoYANT, READINGS
| daily on all affairs Of life; Tuesday gives 25c
readings 8 to 8. So 10th st. T. O. 9OS0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-13
Netop anfommem.

@n np 5rrfenbelie at Bigger fra
Ddnmart, lGrlig mellemitilebe os itors
itileoe Salmebgger, guOelise Smdas
iirifter og andre Bigger fra airteli9
Jorenine for SnbreJ Wlisiion / DAM
mart, = 8erggreens og gernitoos
Melobier til Solmebogen, SIP Seifas
menter % 9ibler m. m.
Danish Publishing House.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-13

.OanIteren" er bet ensfte banft.
glab I Mmerita, fom ubsaar 2 @dnse
ON llgen, fofter fun $1.50 aarlis.
SnbIenb 9efiGing. prspesNr. iens
bes frit pao 5orlansenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-13
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-13
Ill.

anben Days MOrsen O~erefter bar
Der udlminbelist Rsre / ben lille
2dnbsbp aiHorb. Sra tiblig Morgen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28

completed solid geometry and viii now
take up higher algebra. a course in
calculus win be given during the sec
ond semester --Alfonzo g. Tanner.
Calls from box q are coming to mis-
donary students. The following were
called to leave on missions Feb. ];
Moses Holbrook ana John l. Hatch, VINO
VIII 90 TO Great Britain, John l.,
Hatch. 10 Switzerland, Aaron Wad~
doups, 20 the Sandwich Islands, Walter
i, Hogan. to the Netherlands Sara
NJ. Jensen,
Last Friday evening the Nurse
Class gave a party at the home OF
Miss Dean. The evening was spent In
playing games and In social chat DAM
~ refreshments were served. and all
present expressed themselves AS having
had an enjoyable time-L. Asper.
The class IN analytical geometry re-
Gently finished the part on plane ana
lytlcal geometry. The subject has been
very interesting and has taught the
pupils 10 he exact IN their figuring. The
last week was spent In studying higher
plane curves As many Of these were
invented by the ancient Greeks, little
Grecian history has been mixed IN With
the mathematics. The class has studied
solid analytics during the rest of the
semester--Owen Horsfall.
The students conducted n very inter
estlng program on Wednesday morning.
They We're called together by President
Ray GedhlL The program waD as
follows, Song Gold and Blue" By
the school Miss Edith Grant sang two
pretty pieces, Sweet Clotilda" and
Spring Is Coming" Miss Willie Me-
Donald gave am entertaining recitation.
There were several selections by the
school orchestra, Mr. j. b. Harris
spoke pointedly on, what We owe
to our Institution" Two beautiful solos
were rendered BY Miss Vera Felt, Land
Divine" and "The Language OF the
Flowers" An interesting recitation by
Miss Veda Jones, and charming bal
lad by lldwardina Parry, completed the
proceedings.
on Tuesday, Jan g. the various dele
gates from the high school department
met I'm convention and nominated a
ticket for Students society officers for
next semester The candidates are:
For president Noel Pratt vice presi-
dent Edith Grant; secretary, Florence
Tlngey. treasurer. Hebcr BennIon.
There were two especially good features
IN this convention. first, that beginning
with the president from the senior class |
oil four years Of the high school are |
represented; second that the various |
factions fought hard for their different |
manlfcsting much life and |
diplomacy: but when they were beaten |
they showed their support for the sue |
cessful candidate by proposing that his |
be unanimous.-lla Glod- |
hill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28

Miss Spencer has recovered entirely
from tho attack OF appendicitis. She
viii be here Thursday next to resume
her work.
The physical culture work for both
boys and girls has been handled re-
Gently by Mr. Milne. a movement for
an athletic meet with Beaver and st.
George IL being made.
The spring weather that January
has given u.s. has Kept the repond In a
bad condition. our skaters are wishing
Tor a cold snap,
Some Reflections on Modern Pro.
gresa' is the subject for Alr Webb's
lecture for Saturday evening. The week
following Dr. Middleton ~ to lecture.
The band is coming TO the front Il
has appeared several times I'm public,
and the growth Is discernible
\ ladies' chorus has been organized
by Mr. Tollesrup II made it's first
appearance saturday evening and sang
very well.
The preparatory class has grown con-
slderably since the holidays
The first years. furnished the last
program for Studens' Society. They
carried out very successfully several
interesting parts. A debate was given
some prize essays were read and
musical numbers were added TO round
out the entertainment. On Feb. 3, the
Second Years appear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28

The by Mr. Henry phprs that would 100000
Phpps Of
Of Sal
Lake and s the o rye here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.


The following thirty-hve books viii be
dded TO the public library Monday
corning. Jan. 80, 1906
MISCELLANEOUS.
Adams-Dictlonary of the Drama, v
(referenco).
Corner and soderholtz- Colonial Ar
hitecture OF New England (ref).
Dyce-Glossary Of shakespeare's
yorks (ref).
Goodnow city Government in the
ulted States
Grlins-Pigrlms in Their Three
ONES.
Hancock--Jlu-Jltsu Combat Tricks
IIanotauX- Contemporary France
o. /.
flerick Expert Maid Servant.
Holley-Samantha at the st. Louis
yposition,
Hopkins, Ed.-sclentldc American
aference Book Uef),
Hulbert-Great American Canals,
ol ..
Lea--Hlstory of the Iinqulsltion Of
ne Middle Ages, vol.
Lea-Religious History OF Spain.
Lea Studies IN Church History.
Beethoven and His Forerun-
crs
Pattison-Palnters Since Leonardo.
Rhodes History Of the United States,
OIL Q.
Schelling- Queens Progress.
3hermau-Lyrics Of JOY.
Tarbell-History of the Standard OH
1mpany, vol
Thnckeray-Letters to an American
mily.
f, Wbridge-Poetlcal Works.
FICTION.
Notwithstanding Rector.
parr-Over the Border.
Barrett-Ney never Land.
Daskam--Her Fiance.
Gunter-My Japanese Prince,
lie QueuX-Closed Book.
Lewis--President.
Oppenheim--Be Betrayal
Rickert-Reaper
Smlth-On the Highway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
SALT LAKE CITY SCHOOLS.

City high schools were besieged last
Wednesday by members of the elghth
a and j classes, accompanied by their
teachers ANA Principals Coomhs, wal
lace and Qualtr0ugh, AT the West side.
the Union classes were conducted
through the lower departments Of tho
school by Principal Eaton. Great IN
terest was manifested by the visitors In
the classical, English and commercial
department, where they were permitted
10 see the classes In regular recitation
The visit IN the laboratory rooms was
especially appreciated, for here simple
experiments We're performed for their
benefit At the conclusion Of this part
of the program, specially arranged
drill was given by the cadets In full
uniform.
AT the East side the routine work
was dispensed with. and an Assembly
was given Principal Mccoy welcomed
the students OF the Lafayette and
Oqulrrh, and responses were given by
Miss Outcalt and Principal Coombs, In
addition to this, vocal and instrumental
solos were rendered The High
schools are Justly expecting that a good
majority OF the md-yenr graduates
viii apply for admittauce into High
school next Monday morning,
The cantata given a week ago by the
Lafayette netted them $50 This
amount viii be expended for the pur-
chase Of reference books,
The spring weather Of the past week
has brought out the numerous games
OF that season, on all the school
grounds.
In all the larger buildings OF the city
graduating classes will be instructed
the remainder OF the year,
Miss Sylvia Cohn Of the Lincoln has
been granted a leave OF absence FOR the
remainder Of the year.
At the last principals meeting the
matter Of classification OF students was
discussed. IL was brought 10 the notice
of the principals that some Juggling
had been made with the words OF Supt,
Christensen on the subject OF Vaccna-
iion. The sentiment Of that body was
that such an Interpretation was wholly
disapproyed, since II was wrong and
entirely uncalled for The remarks of
the superintendent We're relative 10 the
present contagious diseases, and no
suggestion WAS offered as TO what at
titude should be taken on the uues-
tion OF vaccinations on the other hand
the statement was made that the Office
gave no authority 10 principals or
teachers to preach or encourage vac
cinatiOn.
The fourth number OF the "Ecd and
Rlaek' was issued last Friday by the
High school
The High School Athletic association
gave a ball az ChrIstensen's last even
Ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
BRIGHAM Young UNIvEp SHY.


Provo Jan. G--Presldent Brlmhall
was IN Salt Lake yesterday attending
meeting Of the Church board OF edu-
cation.
Prof Warwick has been called home
on account of the Illness of his father
school several days owing TO his moth
er's Illness.
President Brlmhall will lecture Fri
day evening before the Alumni assoc
clatlon Of the sprlngvllle public schools
Miss Mary Ward, instructor In the
domestic science department has re-
Gently contributed $50 to that depart
ment.
Miss Nelke has had her recitation
room Fixed up very artisttcally,
Contributions are continually being
made TO the girls rest room which is
now being fitted up
Miss Lucille Young lectured on do
nestle Art" before the teachers Of
South sanpete Saturday evening at
Mantt
The night school is now In good
running order and Is well attended,
a Button balance for fire nssaying has
been ordered for the chemical depart
ment
The present enrolment is now higher
than the total enrolment OF last year
and we look for n large increase with
the opening OF next semester
Tuesday morning an old friend and
student OF the institution, Ben X. I'll
dredge, addressed us In chapel.
Representatives of the San Pedro
railroad have procured photographs OF
the school buildings, etc. to put In
the booklet they are y ting out, THE
story of a Trail" In which the districts
through which the line runs viii be-
represented,
Monday morning we had several old
friends ana students with US. Mrs
Susn Young Gates visited In her Of
fetal capacity as member Of the
visiting board. She smoke In chapel
exercises 80 also dId W. j. knight,
Mrs, Jennie Brmhall Knight MarN
u. Brlmhall, all former students Of the
u. T. u, and Mrs, Mark II. Brlmhall.
At the last meeting OF the board OF
trustees, at which President smith was
present the university sold 10 A. l..
Booth OF Provo, q buldin. lot on the
corner OF First West and Filth North.
Also go foot funtngc ON Center stree.
to the Rocky Mountain Hell Telephone
company
The board Of trustees have author
lzcd he construction OF fire escape
IRON gymnasium hall This win con-
sst Of % bridge which win extend from
the northwest corner Of the gymnasium
building across the way 10 the pre-.
paratory building and thence to the
High school building connecting with
room d. II VIII serve two purposes
that az a quick exit from an three
buildings on the third moor and viii
form an easy way Of going from
building to building without going up
and down stairs
A course of nine lectures has been
arranged for 10 be given I'm February
ANA March, The readers engaged are
Profs a, s.. clark and Guthrie, and
Miss Kuntbaker.
The Philosophical society has present
ed the library with set OF Stoddard
Lectures, valued at tA
The Speech Improvement club spent
last evening with lbsen
Saturday evening our basket ball
team VIII play the l.. ID. $, team In
the gymnasium holl,
An educational convention win be
held I'm paysou Feb. g. similar 10 those
which the school has given IN Heber
American Fork and Ne9hl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
BplurAM Young COLLEGE.

Logan. Jan, 27-Under the modest IT,
Tie Of Book OF Mormon Geography"
the b, Y college has Just issued an Inn
portant document descriptive Of Book
" Mormon lands The publication is
No, 2 OF Vol OF the College bulletin
II IL In the nature OF a special report
or the committee on Book OF Mormon
geography OF the b, Y. College Society
OF American Archaeology. The report
that is now for the first time presented
TO the public, was prepared by Joel
TO the public, was prepared by Joel Kicks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28

Those who admire skill as displayed
In fencing will be given the opportunity
OF witnessing an excellent contest sat
urday evening In the gymnasium be.
tween Prof A, b. Wright Of the col.
lgc faculty and Prof Christon OF
raris. Both are experts with the foil
second match has been arranged be
tween John Christensen o pupil T..
Plof. Christensen, and d. r, Allen, q
pupil Of Prof Wright.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
Cured Lumbano.

A. b. Canman Chicago. writes March 4.
1908. Having been troubled with Lumba-
90 at different times and tried ono physl.
ian after another; then different ont-
ments and lingments gave It up altogeth-
r.. So / tried once more, and got bot
lie OF Billiards. Snow Linament, which
ave me almost instant relief | can cheer.
ully recommend II and will add my name
20 your list OF former sufferers" BIC, SOC
md 81 Sold by a. c. NJ |. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
l.. D. 5. UNIVER slTY.

Nov Glasses IN all the first year sub
jects except foreign languages win be.
gin Monday, Jan, 3d. and viii continue
throughout the school year,-Symia
Compton.
The members of the '05 class VIII
meet at the home OF Mr. Raymond
Ashton this evening to conduct their
regular monthly meeting, which usual.
ly consists Of a program. with games
and other proceedings OF general in
est---Jessie Paskctt
The class IN mathematics has just
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
CEDAp CITY BRANCH NORMAL.

Cedar Clty-A lecture on "The pres
ent Trouble between Japan aud Rus
STA was given by Instructor Hansen
last Saturday evening. II was well
attended, and the audience gave good
attention TO the clear and forceful pre-.
sentation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-28
Rov. Carlisle P. B. Martin, LID.

NeV, OaTTIsIe r o WaTtInl L,L,U,
+ Wavcrly Texas. writes: "Of a morn.
1g. when first arising, ! often find a
enublcsome collection OF phegm, which
reduces cough and is very hard 10
lslodge; but a small quantity Of Bal
lrd's Horehound Syrup will at once dis
dge IT, and the trouble Is over. ] know
no medicine that Is equal 10 H. and II Is
% plcasant To take. ! can most cordial
81 recommend It 10 all persons needing
medicine for throat or lung trouble
70, SOC and $i0O Sold by u C. NJ. l.
rug Dept,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
Children's S and
Infants Wear.
"a II.

II IL
Az 6Oc-RUSSIAN DRESSES,
made of white lawn,
box pleaued: collar and cuffs of
embroidery; sizes >, 3 and ! years.
AT S4C-PRINcEsS DRESS
ES, made of fine
white lawn. yoke formed OF clus-
ter tCclls, neck and sleeves fin
ished with hemstitched rufiie;
sizes, =, > and years.
AT SOc-INFANTS S H o r T
DRESSES, made OF
naiEsook, gathered at the neck,
trimmed with embroidery beading
and lace edge; skirt finished with
hemstitched hem; sizes q months,
j and , years.
AT O0c-INFANTS' S II o r T
DRESSES, made OF
nainsook, round yoke formed of
fagoting and strapping, neck and
sleeves trimmed with neat en-
broidery edge; skirt finished with
tucks and hem; sizes and = years.
Ar QOc-PRINcESS DRESS
les, made OF me
white lawn. yoke formed of cluster
tucks and feather-stitching. neck
and sleeves trimmed with eJnbroid-
tI ~ Al4sGIllOl anu 4dCC cQ5Ns Sf1lL
finished with two cluster iucks:
sizes >. . and years
Ar QQc-LoW NECK DRESs-
ES, made of lawn.
bertha trimmed with embroidery
insertion and rufIies sizes. =. . and
4 years.
AT 5Oc-GowNs. made : Of
cambric, gathered at
the neck. trimmed with neat en-
broidery insertion and edge and
ribbon bow: sizes to IL years.
Az Z1c-G OW n s, made OF
n a n sock, K-shaped
neck. trimmed with four poxs of
embroidery insertion, lace edge
and cluster tucks. sizes ) 10 u
years.
Same as above in six year sizes.
c0c.
Ar AOc-INFANTS' S ii ORT
SKIRTS, made of
Dairs0ok. ruffie urimIned, n'ith
hemstitched tucks; sizes q months
10 i year.
AZ AQr-ShIRTS made of
cambric, lawn ruffle,
trimmed with cluster hemstitched
tuci0s; sizes 2 TO Ii years.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
Flacy Standard Muslin
Undergarments for Women
A Sale

M :
Macys faithfully, as this detail tells
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

Souvenirs of the Metropolis.
Whatever visitor York may fancy in the
way a souvenir, this Macy supply it-from
regular designed-tO-order In dozen differ
departments of novelties particularly
interesting to Souvenir hunters
suitable
collection Of
Leather Goods departments
with wide
affords richest picking for
The prices-typcal
Afacy's
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
On 1st Fl.
Women's So Carriage
Bags at ST. 80

A special purchase lot of new
Club shape Bags. made of seal and
walrus leather, in black, brown,
blue and green: lined with moire
silk; made with leather-covered
frames, patent clasp and leather
handles; each fitted with purse and
leather-lined card cases.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
Housefurnishing
Dept. Specials.
Basement,

Heavy Galvanized Garbage Cans,
with cover. 2Ic.
Oval Wash Boilers. heavy cop
per bottom. No. q. 69c.
Folding Ironing Tables. feet
long. 74c.
Hardwood Step Chairs, sold else
where at $1.25; at Sac.
Felt Covered Card Tables, else
where $500; at S1:39.
Family Clothes Wringers, IL in.
rubber rolls. guaranteed for five
years. elsewhere S4.O0. at SOS.
Oak Medicine Cabinets. S1.19.
Floor Brooms, good quality corn,
triple stitched, 19c.
Whisk Brooms. double stitched,
All Bristle Dust Brushes, 1Sc.
Tampico Scrub Brushes, best
quality. 1Sc.
Wire Sink Brooms, &c.
Toilet Paper. 1000 sheet rolls.
good quality. &c.
Cotton Clothes Lines. best quail
ity, braided, 90 it., 2ic.; 100 it..
itc.
Macy's Marble Cleaner. 9c.
~. s." Furniture Polish. 1Se.
Enterprise Cherry Stoners. ole.
Sperm Candles. self fitting, q or
II 10 the pound. He.
Harper's Fly Traps. 13c.
Chloride of Lime. Sc.
Tar Paper. size 4OxiS in. per
sheet. 4c,; doz.. 3Sc. -
Moth Balls. package, &C: Moth
Crystals, package, &c.
"Sellade's' Insect Exterminator
< 1Sr
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
Girls Dresses.

ID Fl.
AT 6Oc-HIGH NECK AND
SUSPENDER DRESS
ES, made of chambrays and
striped percales, trimmed with
fancy wash br2ids and embroid-
cries; sizes i TO il years; made
TO sell at Sl.OO.
Els made of sheer
white lawn, the yokes trimmed
with tucks and embroidery inser-
tiOn; full skirt with deep hem;
sizes / 10 Ii years; made TO sell
at Sl53