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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-14

full bronze panel
e n titled 1.-THE
Prayer Of Wash.
ington at Valley
Forge" This no.
table work Of art
represents the fig
ure of Washington,
In the familiar uni
form Of a Cont.
n e n t al Off Ger
kneeling in the at
titude Of prayer,
his eyes lifted
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-14

The Russian minister at Rio
Janeiro and all his family are Budd-
hists, while the Japanese minister and
his secretary are Christians.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-14
ONE OF AMERICAS
FOREMOST SCUlPJORS.

James Edward Kelly is one of Amer.
ica's foremost sculptors. His most re-
cent achievement has been the beauti.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-14

According to a married mans state
ment, a penny saved means that $50
has been earned,
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-14

Half the things people say are re-
GREETED later.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-07-14

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14

: ~
iisholc run. The seasecr6w and Tin
Yopdman are twos ciiarseferiSations
that are alone ieient 10 make TGe
IL Wizard sleees and ID must seem
that their places would Indeed DE
hard 70 fllsinE the heart sof American
nlaygoers. Aside from them, how.
over there are a number q; other
UNIQUE characters worthy Of mention.
The Coward Lion and Imogene tie
: Cow should not be passed over and
the two gentlemen who play these
parts accomplish wonders in laugh
getting,. and this, too, without speak,
Ing g word The principal ladies' Of
The company are all pretty and clever,
and the girls Of the chorus are shape.
iy and are most attractiyely5 costumei.
i is wise 10 come early to the theatre
during he engagement Of THE wiz:
ard. as the curtain goes up at eight
o'clock, and the cyclone scene, one
ofitheS features Of the performance, Is
finished before s: II, 80
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14
:".The Wizard Of o."

THE Wizard Of or which comes
to the Grand Opera House Friday,
March 18th, seems to be increasing
It's hold on the 5theatregoing public, II
that we're possible. and there is little
wonder that this: Is so; since 1.-THE
WIZARD possesses SO many features
TO render 1T attractive that the same
people are seen in the audience time
and again. It is said that when 1t
played the long run at the Majestic
Theatre lin New York there's were
several people who went night az,
ter night and it came to be quite a
matter of rivalry as to who, would
have the. best record for attendance.
One youth acknowledged to having
seen THE Wizard over 200 times.
This fact may not be quite SO pro.
\ nollnced everywhere, but It. is known
;tthtlat5whenever there Is a long engage.
'ment there are many who do 4 not.
miss single Performance during the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14
F,'al:'l;ilrHlont.
COMING ATTRAcflIIO(IN,IS;'i
And Those that Have Been Here.


al Old Cross Roads, Tonight. 4
The fame Of Arthur c. Aiston's
AT the Old Cross Roads company
has preceded Its coming, and II viii
be greeted BY q large audience when
II is presented here tonight at the
Grand Opera House. The tour OF this
play for the past three seasons has
been most successful, extending from
coast to coast, and playing 10 enor.
nous nous business everywhere. It's en-.
eagement at the Grand Opera House,
n, Y City, broke the records of that
big play house. which is noted for It's
enormous receipts, the theatre during
lis entire stay turning people away
at every performance. The cast is
a. magnificent one and contains such
well known people as William Brun,.
nell, A. J. Edwards, Philip Conner,
Harry I. Dunkinson, James B. Mar:
tin, May Nannery, Mrs. Chas. q.
Craig, Mildred Hyland, Alis Lobdell,
Alice Clifton and several Others Of
equal note.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14
Marie wainWN,iriah...

There are two grand parts In
Shakespeare's Twelfth Night
which Us to be presented hero soon.
That Miss Marie Wainwright Is ID
play the more difficult OF the two
that4 Of Viola the page-is all the as:
ssurance that the theatre loving public
requires of It's sIillful presentation.
The role Of Olivia the love.smitten
countess. rs in equal safe keeping. AMI
the whole cast is Of IA character that
will be sure to provide the public
with delightful evenings entertain.
ment. 5s3.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14
GARFIELD LOSES FAVOR 4, I: +.
Report on Beef Trust Leans Too
Much to Packers to Suit
". 4 Il. President.

WASHINGTON D. c.. March ii .
Avery Interesting tale is being cir.
culated In official circles to the effect
that President Roosevelt Is greatly
dissatisfied with the report on on the
beef trust made by Commissioner Of
Corporations James R. Garfield. a
few days ago District Attorney Solo.
mon Bethea, Of Chicago, who has had
the members Of the trust indicted,
was at the White House. The report
Of dissatisfaction has gained curren.
cy since that visit. e. 4
3 Mr.. Bethoa has gathered evidence
showing that the packers are in a
combination and that they are max.
Ing large profits. Mr.. Garfield found,
according to his report, that the big
six are scarcely able to5keep ont Of
the poor house because they can
n q profit Of only 90 cents on
each head Of cattle, and make only
about per cent on their. capital &C.
tually invested.
Commissioner Garfield Is the sub.
ject Of criticism among other officers
Of the government. The fact that he
was personally selected by President
Roosevelt does not save him from ar.
raignment in private among those
who also owe their positions to the
interest taken in them by President
Roosevelt. Members Of Congress du.
ring the last week compared cir.
cular letter sent to them by swift
& Co., denying that the packers are
in combination and setting forth
that! that the profits in the packing bust.
ness are very small, with the Garfield
report The figures as to profits are nc,
substantially the same as those Civ.
en- in the Garfield report.
y ~ aHHar HE HtH y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14
w. 3. patt,on's New p h, y

The title or The NAV dTbci N !, q
Rose of sinmmper." con ,;,resa$ 81 4 tba
minds 81 the,aatr-tes,e,ote,1rss sthe Z, ms (,
the late Sol Smith Russeli : wbo, IA.
heretofore stood n q, 1 clas;s ~ / Mn,
self, and who has given his nrod,,a
lions Of peaceful valleyo md Fapoo,
Relation after his avn mann z, = er7s a.
Thursday, March 18th wbea,n, M MI pot
ton will be seen IN his nav comedy
.aThe Last Rose Of summer, |, ithar,
will be very little. stanlinp 5i room IN
the Grand opera House, indring from
the universal I atisfaction ,tts,na,,
here last season IN aTha ,,I ,.,al.'eu
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14


AL Kinds OF STOCK do unusually wen;
railroad and trolley lines surveyed
I'm neigh borhood. Large coal develop
ment in prcgresss ana progress for
stead deyelo pment good Farm;
leased for OIL and Sgas.a Lease expires
September 4 unless rental should be-
gin then. 4 rs
Il Price, $3.50 per acre, with one.
half oil and gas reserved !; 90 per.
acre with coal reserved in addition
except {! e 4 "a acres for use Sof farm.
5ETERMs:-s5, 900 cash, and balance
In such payments as may be arranged
with purchaser.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14
FARN FOR[ Sale
lDEscRlRTio ON q n IA OF Way.
land REYNo Eps, in ,sSs
TAYLoR C oUNTY. rs

Contains 225 acres, 10 to is acres
q timber; the rest In meadow aud
bins:grass pasture. Some Of the land
IS as good as the very best in the
county On the average II, Is as good
as that Of any farm In this section.
Best timber has been removed; but
several hundred dollars worth Of
merchant table timber remains stand:
ing Fences as good as those Of aver:
age farm. Well watered. Pittsburg
vein Of coal sold, except a 81 acres.
This coal may be mined and removed
over land ON payment Of damages.
sFreeports vein % coal not sold. Farm
lies well. A Orchard of as apple trees,
20 yarie les Trees old, but bear
enough every year for one 4 family,
and some years Is to 100 bushels
There are several sweet cherry trees,
and IL few other fruits have been
started. There rs no incumbrance ID on
this roperty. House about sone.half
mile from main road, one mile from
school, three miles from postofHce,
depot and churches, at Simpson; Il
little farther BY wag road to Elem:
Eington; nearer by horseback route.
Petition for Rural Free Delivery
route has been circulated. House,
o;story. five rooms, weather-boa
ed covered with slate, finished in
hard wood yellow pIne) Only. three
rooms completed. Sheep stable for
l75 or 100 head Of sheep! Cattle sta.
Die for IS head Of cattle. Cow stable
for SIX cows. Calf stable for six
calves. Horse stable for two horses.
Wagon and buggy house, Il granary,
hen house. milk house, s. house 4 and
most Of outbuildings new. Water
from spring. Best well in this sec.
ton 100 yards from house. Good gar
den, large. Beautiful and healthful
location for house. Sheep, cattle and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14
IA London Fad.

II y: y a London Fad. Il ss9 q :,
Silk bed clothes are the latest fad
In high ocletyin London. a n
Sheets and pillow cases 10 be In the
height Of fashion are made Of the lt,
purest silk and the pillow slips are
gorgeonsly embroidered.
or course only very rich people
can AFFORD TO indulge In the luxury 81
silkssheets, which cost anything from
Is to 90 glllneas a pair; according 10
the amount Of embroidery on sthenl,,,
explained the head Of. d well known
West End house, Il! 1
: ALI the sheets now being used Ii
England came from Paris, where tho
fashion first arose. -
Orders have been received In Paris
from some. of the continental courts;
but$lhe English royal family still IRE:
mains falthfulTtos Irish sliiien. el5FsI
silk he'd clothing has been recon.
meaded by several doctors on account
Of It's warmth and lightness, s 4:
THE silk used which has, IS Of
course. 70 be specially woven to TIC
required Widths generally sural7 Of
China, the former being the most ex.
pcnsiye, 81;
The first orders for slllebed clothes
alllTSpeclfled black silk, but the fash
ion$qnlcltlyS turned to white. Now,
however there are signs Of yet anotihi.
err change and within the last month.
or two tinted sheets 10 match the pre-:
yailing color in the room have been
especially ordered" ii.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14
jail ALI READY 10
lMONE, FORl Z CE

gsi11 i5ysg34 Ss
asHlN GTo N. y. j, March rs
All that Japan await before King
The FIRST step toward peace Us srellas
Ible assurance. even Indirectly. that
peace proposals viii be entertained
n BY Russia. IL. attain d lasting peace
Japan would agree at this jancture
To moderate terms. although not SO
moderate asSwould have been accept.
able before the great sacrifices at
Mukden. u 4
EEsAll the neutral Powers are now pre-.
pairing to exert great influence 10
bring an end to- the war. The United
States viii play an Important role.
whenever peace negotiations 10
come Secretary Hays8ill5insistt
the peace treaty eontainf nothing III
violation Of the open door and in.
ltegrlty OF China. Despite all tSthis.
Count Casslni. the Russian An,bas.i
sador. insists that the 5Tsar's govern.
smentH has no thought Of peace.
sts The foregoing rs an epitome of!the
situation regarding the prospect for
peace, gained from conversation with
leading diplomats and administration
officials, W 81 .5sssssa
III Washington finds q most hope u of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14
Nightingale

tBy Barons Delwig. One OF. the best
known songs Of Russia,
Nightingale, Q, y Nightingale!
Songs sweet master Nightingale! s3i
Whittier, whittier wingest$ thou, Il:
Where J Y b at dusk.fall slngest thou?
What grief,worn one like to me,
Listeneth at night for thee,
Listeneth. and may not sleep &
For E the tears her eyes do weep! ~
Fly away, my Nightingale
Flyer forest, mead and vale, .5 "a,
Fly across the deep blue sea, 3 9
Fly to foreign lands for me, 4
Visit all the cities There ss5=5:5.S
Thou wilt not find anywhere
Little maid who suffers woe "a IS
Like thatsI have learned to know. Z
Woe lis neon my breast hung :3i \.
Once white pears on ribbon strung; "
Woe! woe! for once there did cling
To my hand q golden ring:
In my faithful heart L bore
Picture Of him i adore! 5..
ID iilS II! n
But when fall came winds were keen,
Ny pearls lost their milky sheen,
And when winter nights grew cold
Broke In twain my ring of gold:
Now the warm spring days! have come
Iffweep for my lost loved one!
Translated by Julia Edna Worthley.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14
3lM il3 RyovlsED 4 FIRE ESCAPE.
Orange Man Used Curtain polk, quiz
and Sheets and Barely Saved HIS
LIFE From fianes.

h lmpr3 Using a fire escape out or
stout asst curtain pol % IA, siderdosy,i
guilt and two Sheets, Hugh sssaaps n,
DIV tchupg venue, ossHs9
escaped from Ills burning home f,fs;5
:yeslerda morning As his fatI
touched the ground the curtains q
The window out OF which ne had
climbed Sblazed up and the glass, shat
tered Eby the heat fell ia d shower
about him. III
The Simpson family have been oft
Of town; Mr Simpson zane. homo
Saturday 5and built d rcising lire I'M
the sfurn9ce.:l late In the eyeiiIaee h.
put ons more coal and went to he'd:
He was awakened BY tile sound III
clans Sing bells and gallopine hoofs
which was borne IN through the vim.
dow, Mr.. Simpson saw TINT he would
be burned TO death II he did NOT net
anscla Hesyansea down !:
pole, and tying the qulls and Sfwo
Sheets together, braced the pole
aeross the window sili. end attireti
only IN his pajamas, slid to the
.sssasssa went lest tlsle s
some nics i5sS q as7aiifdl ssi;:: IS. IS:
sale. it q gcod bargain. Z. q. Essis
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14
NOBIAI'! COLUMN

MOUNTAIN d stsylzsl iIll
||,ss'toMETl ING OUT
RING SHY LES.
The black and white check prom
| ises to be ubiquitous. =
Creamy pink and white carnations
arc az new In millinery,
Dainty little ce,trimmed slips 81
eolored SILK are % be Ind reads
made. 4
SGloyes4ofAylyid green as
you choose. come In tho ldoubie:tipped
silk sort. II W:
The ready:made skirts o. white ,..c: 7
hair and yelling are nice Tor wear
StithIlSwhites silk sblouses.
The short skirt md the long eoat
liI''F mo real affinity, but they ase
frequently seen together Sl's
~ uninsptred. seamstresses bless he
vogue sos the slrplice blouse. because
Y Isl SO easilySput together. 4
fits@llE be nothlngs out lbt the way To (
dlspo,lr al title coat of statleta with d +
plain kirtSofs soft cloth a.
slippers for wear VIII evening
gowns are shown bot u IL; silver ant.
gold if's -; =
III Vol Is 81 th2 ribbon borders come III
all shalc and ares ropa,af 1nst nov
n Tiny butterfly bonnets d lace and
GoTerssa are shown for theatre and
opera: wear.t
New foplard silks are shown ID graz +
y a scroll design Of darker gray
decorating them. Il Z; 4
Wide w bbon grid lbs ID i.
Of the rainbow are among the acces
sorless Tor the summer sill.
Hats made of EN- rpiaerea batlsts
n colorsa to match summer gowns y
VI. v';:ll8bes one ~ The fads ofsthe coming
hot weat Their e \.
"A = smart tailored shirt waist or 9
madras has a satin stripe running
through 1T alternating Nth bsnaa
strlpe formed o. small flower spray,
set SGT sin conventional rows.
Leghorns hats have reaypeared and
are shown In the advance suundr
displays edged with fascinating III
ille RULES Of alenciennes lace aud
trimmed with Nreaths of roses, apple
blossoms or forge e;nots
Rrhe tall earth enRare Japanese
vases which, have proved ID most cor.
y V RECEIPT aeie for odds and ends
have beenSslieces stuily Reproduced In
stra@sgWlthsint orweavingsa Of coins Ia :!
match the room Tor which They ara
intended; in fact all forms Of lar =
;,inieresI hare eoanterr,tssr &, IL:
straw.
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y q. WHITNEY ToWED I. y.
TO SEA- BY s. ARls.
New n, Yorker at Palm Beach Lands Il
l1 Monster Hammerhead I, After
Three Hours, Exciting Rattls. ss

{ o. TF-FE4 -
sis PALM BEACH, Fla, March j ~:
Mr. Fred g Whitney. Of New York,
pulled in a shark that measured Sllf.
teen feet was tho second one ie
has caught this Season. T his d! o on
,ster was .hammerhead {, 1and the
first of this variety brought In This
year.ys Z. ~ 4 s.: %.
4 Mr. Mr.. Whitney was In a sllrfboat
with; Messrs. John Jerome Kelly and
Albert TILE OF NewsY ork; fishing TOR ,js
amberjack. The shark caught tho
hook sandsthe fishermen were toWed
by7the6 big fish. several miles tout to
sea. The sport became very excit.
Ing when the fish turned and ran ran
under the boat, as II did several
times, putting the men in great
danger s.;
More than once Mr. Whitney, was
on the point Of cutting the line, hut
after three hours, hard work the
shark was finally landed upon tie
beach. Mr. Whitney was delighted:
He came down here for his health
and Stsanow wei ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-14

n
ST. PETERSBURG March il e.:
George Won l. Meyer has leased the
famous KleinmIchel Palace for his
residence during his term Of Ameri:
can ambassador here. s It is an I'M 4:
posing structure located on the fash.
ionableS sergelefs kaia; near the other
embassies: It's interior is one OF the
most gorgeous in ST. Petersburg. 4
z; z The palace has been the scene In
the past Of many famous entertain.
ments. The family of 81 Kleimichel
was ennob1eds by atherine the Great:
Since The death II { 'eS Ia s Count
iKleinmiche his widow has leased the
palace. It was occupied for several
years By Prince Pho, the Spanish ans
ybassad or but for some years has been
How abeNt having 4 baby,s pfcturs
takens see Howard. tic photosra,
pher, io6 Main street. (
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5jNoTlcE55iTo SUBSCRIBERS.

II you are a subscriber to the West
sYirginian and fail to get your, paper
a single evening, don't hesitate to call
US by phone or drop us a card SO we;
can can investigate the case. The only
wayne have Of knowing Of these
things is through. complaints Of our
patrons. We ask you to notify, us al
once and we will see that your paper
Is delivered to you,
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/ PALACE b Am BAssADoR.ss

Y. s. ssRepresentatiYe at ST. Peters:
burg Leases Gorgeous Home.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-12
WortfeBung folgt.)
0rabtlufe Silfe in @elSmoth.

Den Wert6 Der 6robtloien Sele9riz
p6ie 81 erproben, bate iiingit Elm 2eie
fender bes S9nsGbampfers r&aiier
WiIbslm Il" pom Norboeutf9en
2lobO 9elessn6eit. DIS ndmli9 oas
S9tff f9on our Ibfabrt in @remerz
BADEN bereit mar, entoedte er Su ietnem
ni9t g~eringen S9reden, bdb er feline
gauge 8aarf9dft i'm Wertbe bon 2400
Marf in Dem Sotel5immer in Bremen,
no er ubgeitiegen mar, bate liegen ldie
fen. SsSn srDBter @eftiir5ung tbeilte ct
Dem &apttdn fein llnglid NIT, Der ges
rabe nod Dor Der @bfabrt bes Oamz
piers Die @ertretung bes NoroOeutf9 en
2lobos in 8%remerbapen beauftrasen
fonnte, telspbpnii9 in Dem 9remer So@
tel iiber oen @erbleib BEG geloss na6s
~sufrasen. Wdbreno nun Der Sampfer
p~eferabtpGrts Sem Meere 5ufubr, trdf
auf tbm, fdon cine babe Stunoe nab
feiner Qbfabrt, nit brabtloier Seles
graphic Die Na9ri9t Elm, Dab Die @eloz
fumnle in Dem 6otelsimmer (fie lag
firforgli9 perpabrt uno unperfsbrt
unter Dem aopftiFen) 9efunoen NOR
Den lei unb Dob Der 8etrag BON Dem
3ablmeiiter bes Oampfers an ben Ieis
fenoen aussuSablen lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-12
Observation-Disclosures

8 u p t m a n&erls, bas
&arree, bas Sbf gebilbet babt, isbt ia
aus tpie Elm @9tpeineitaa! 2abt mid
NAL 'raus..
Serseant: SEPT NAL, 3eute,
per ME Golbat setpeisn 1T. muB fid
-obne ri9iise &nie< unb @umpfbeu<
gen srlerni 3u baben-bur9's 2eben
tiimpern."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-12
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