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Arizona republican., 1905-05-30

handled respectively by MT. Curts and Vina Noble without opportunity for adverse criticism. The same play will be repeated tonight and then laid away for an indefinite time. The story is one of interest to all. and the man ner of it's production leaves nothing that could hc desired
 This afternoon there will be a spe- eial vaudeville matinee for Decoration day. the price to remain the same as at all the matinees. The entertainment for the afternoon is to be made up Of vaudeville entirely, more laughs than anything else.
 The regular amateur night Is to be held on Wednesday night this week so that it will not interfere with some of the graduates who are to appear.
 Following the amateur night there will be two performances of Damon and Pythias. Tonight the regualr Tuesday night dance will, be held after the performance with the floor under the management iof Prof Cobb.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30
THE MARRIAGE QUESTION.

The professor who announced that Hove and romance die out with the sound of the wedding bells" was the first to start the ball rolling. It would seem brave woman who marries with this echo in her ears, yet we have not heard that there were fewer marriages during the year. There are un- happy married lives, but large percentage of these unhappy homes are due to the ill., ness of the wife. mother or daughter.
 During long period of practice, Doctor Pierce found that a prescription made up entirely of roots and herbs, without the use of alcohol, cured ninety-eight per cent of such cases. After using this remedy for many years in his private practice he put II up in form that can be had at any store where medicines are handled.
 Backed up by over third of century of remarkable and uniform cures, a record such as other remedy for the diseases and weaknesses peculiar to women ever attained. the proprietors and makers of Dr. Pierce's FavoTite Prescription now feel fully warranted in offering to pay $500 in legal money of the United States, for any case of Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Pro- 1apsus, or Falling of Womb which they can not cure. All they ask is fair and reason able trial of their means of cure.
 Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures headache. backache, nervousness, sleep 1eSsneSs and other consequences of wom- anly disease "Favorite Prescription " makes weak women strong and sick wom- en well. Accept no substitute for the medicine which works wonders for wsza women.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30

county in which George Alevisos fore swore allegiance to the king of Greece. There was a metal tag on a Reyring on which was stamped the name of D. C. Thornton. D. c. Thornton is a clerk at the Star Lodging house. He said yesterday that he did not remem- Der the man but that he had two of those metal tags made and has one of them in his possession. He does not know what became of the other
 Another article was a gold ring with a large seal setting on which was the monogram P. F. c. That, however, it is thought. has nothing to do with the identity of the man. He might have been wearing a ring with any mono gram but he would hardly have been carrying around the duplicate declara- ton of another man.
 Acting Coroner Burnett wrote to MT. Hoover inquiring if he can recall the man to whom the duplicate declara- ton was issued.
 There were found scattered aben1t the place where the body was. found a lot of 30 Savage rifle cartridges from which it is surTnised that he had q rifle which had been carried off by his murderer
 It is not likely that more will ever be known of the case than is now known. The body had the appearance of having lain where it was found fer three or four months.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30
ADJUSTMENTS
AT THE HARDWIcK.

The Noble company last night gave a performance of Michael Strogoff at the Hardwick which was finished in every sense of the word; the stage settings, costumes and every detail were not only complete and correct but handsome in the extreme.
 MT. Wolfe has already proven himself a capable actor, since coming to Phoe- nix and in the title role last night add ed new laurels to his name, his inter pretation of the character leaving noth- ing that could be desired.
 Mae Shannon as Maria Strogoff, the mother of Michael had an ample op- portunity for the display of consider able talent which she was not slow to take advantage of, her scenes were all strong and she did the part ample jus tice
 The parts of Ivan Ogareff, the traitor and Sangare the Russian spy, were
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30
EASTLAKE PARK THEATER.
Most Satisfactory Opening of That
 Amusement Resort.

The summer season was opened at Eastlake park last night by the Ethel Tucker Stock company in the preSen- tation of An Algerian Princess" It was the largest audience that ever at tended the opening of this summer amusement place, notwithstanding the unusual attractions at the other play houses. Every seat was sold and there were many standing up.
 It is but fair to say that the new company made a most favorable inn pression and appreciation was tesu- fled to by enthusiastic applause. Miss Tucker was seen to excellent advan- tage and was given the most cordial kind of a reception. Whit Brandon was also good though as he explained himself he is suffering from a severe cold due to the change of climate The other members of the company sustained their parts well and were greeted in a way that could not fail to please them as it indicated that they had pleased the audience.
 Particular mention should be made of the speciality numbers between acts which were unusually good. The greatest impression seemed to be made by the Desmond trio in songs, dances and humorous dialogue. An other feature was the moving picture machine, than which no better has ever been seen here.
 To add to the comfort of the even ing, MT. Sanichas, who has the re- freshment privilege at the park, was on hand with a corps of white apron ed assistants for the serving of soft drinks and ices either in the pavil- ion or out of it as the patrons should elect.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30
IT WAS MURDER
The Body of Man Who Died by viO-
 fence.

It was disclosed at the cOroner's in quest yesterday on the dead body found in the West End neighborhood on Sunday that murder had been committed. When the body was dis covered it was supposed that the man was one of the many victims of the desert. No one in the neighborhood could identify the corpse. It was brought in late on Sunday night and an examination yesterday proved be- Yond a doubt that there had been a brutal murder.
 The skull had been crushed and crusted blood and matted hair was found within. The bedding of the man was found under a mesquite tree about forty feet from the body, which had evidently been dragged away by coyotes.
 The name of the man was probably George AIevisos. There was found in a tin tobacco box a duplicate declara- tion of intention sworn out before c. D. Hoover, clerk of the court for Pima
Arizona republican., 1905-05-30

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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-23

as his calls on the fair sez were get
ting TO be so numerous recently t4a,
it was more than horse flesh coull e.
dure. Hence-an auto" aud YOU
"auto" see him now.
cWm. Andersen and II. Millspau2l
are assisting H. H. Ticker on lie
farm these days.
Mrs. Wm. Stoddard entertained
Mrs. ABBOTT of Frederick, Friday and
Saturday.
The Misses Reddins Of Allison were
the guests Of Miss heeler Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Gayman were
among the married people who at
tended the grand ball Friday night.
Mr.. and Ms. a. Mofac also NJ
and Mrs, c. Gronso were Abeydaea
shoppers Saturday.
There will be a picnic at Ed. Fries
grove July 9Th. Everybody come aud
bring your dinner. There Will 5a q
ball game, a to3t race, sack race. and
horse race, also 2 grand ball at The
Oneota town hall on the same even.
ing. Come everybody for 4 good l@=
is guaranteed.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-23
ROndeIl

Judge Bayne and wife spent Ta.~
day and Wednesday in Aberdeen,
They registered at the Sherman
House.
Rondell a well represented on tae
excursion last Week. There we're
nine Of this towns most popular ge9-
pie enroute for Sioux City.
The Workman picnic which vas
held in the grove last Thursda7 vas
we'll attended considering the tcsleu-
ency OF the weather. Tue spezkEn-
ard music were goodafter whIc1 aal
game vas played between Eerl8z and
Warner. The former came o1e ahead.
Miss Bertha Hassen Of Ell Ss IS
visiting with old time friend
The Old Settlers picnic &. sptnk
and Brown county will nlse- q. Ar
madale, wednesday June 3ls..
Mrs. Paul Wagner nee My5a Hub
bard and sister, Lena. arrived from
NedeFland, Tex, June 10Th. They
will make an extended visit and en-
Joy the cool and time honosed reyes
OF South Dakota.
Il. Olsen is having his house paint
ed outside which is quite an improve
ment.
Walter Miller and family are here
from Edmunds county for a brief visit,
Miss Bernadotte Reed is >pendin.
some time with her friend Ms. Glen
Gould, after which She viii 20 II
Portland to view the sights and visit
with relatives.
Grandma Patterson and Erwin
Humphrey came dcwn from ABERDEEN
Monday.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-23
Bath

Miss Vina Baken;s music class gave
a recital Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Little.
Ethel Whitecomb, a niece of Mrs.
Ainslie and Mrs. J. L. Fritz, arrived
from Des Moines Monday morning for
a somewhat protracted stay.
Albert Ghalcraft Jr., an old time
resident hereabouts until within the
last two years, is here on a visit to
his numerous relatives and friends.
Mrs. Geo. Rahskopf of Aberdeen
visited her sister. Mrs. E. A. Plum
mer.
At the school election today %
votes Were cast for clerk of which
William Evans received 16.
The population of Bath township
for this year is 401. At the previous
census the population was 4l6. There
are 2,6I5 acres of land subject to
taxation which was assessed at sls5.-
|os1- The value of buildings as asses
sed is s16,s45. Acres under cultiya-
tion are 1898. There are s43.47s
worth of personal property as assessed
making the total assessed valuation
OF both real and personal property
for the year 1895 s22s, 5U7.
Enir Plummer returned SATURDAY.
morning from a journey to New York
state where he has been on business
connected with the selling of the es-
tate Of his uncle. John Kyrk. lately
deceased.
This town is losing its reputation
as a patronizer of travelling entertain
ments, two OF them having drawn
but small audiences last week.
Eugene and Laura Hickman came
home from Minneapolis last week to
spend the summer in r~ecuperating
from the exhaustive labor Of preach
ing and teaching.
AL
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-23
Berne

Vim. Seiman OF Westport called on
friends here recently.
Mrs. II. NJ. Broadbent and daughter
Della, OF Leola, are spending a few
days with friends and relatives here.
Lew Walker was a guest at the
home of his uncle, Geo. Stone.
Miss Eunice Harmon departed for
North Dakota to look after her claim .
Miss Susie Loyelace is staying with
her cousin Miss Myrtle Inscho, for a
few weeks.
Miss Maggie Esser and Mr.. John
Shick were married recently. We ex-
tend congratulations.
G. NJ. Stone and Arthur Broadsenf
drove to Aberdeen Thursday, but On
account OF the rain they did not re-
turn until Friday.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-23
doing fine, and are good for Dakota
eyes to behold.
Mansfield

W. G.. Wells was down from Aber-
deem between trains Saturday.
The ball game last Saturday be-
tween the married men and single
men resulted in the defeat of the
married men. The game next Satur-
day will be for a purse of 80 a side.
MI. and Mrs. W. Conner drove to
Worthwhile Monday.
Mrs. John Seeley and daughters. OF
Beresfurd. are up on a visit to ". ".
Holmes.
Miss Dean of Warner has been Wis
iting at the Stephens home since
Sunday.
Mr.. Sullivan of Condo. was a visitor
at Hollenbeck's this week.
FIG. Perry was seen in the neighbor-
hood talking insurance to the farmers.
There will be a dance at the NJ. W.
A. hall June Both. Picnic supper will
be served at II o'clock sharp.
Cleve Monroe was seen on our streets
Saturday. He helped the married
men play ball.
Some of our Mansfield folks went to
the picnic at Rondell. They report
a good time.
Henry Langland came down from
North Dakota to visit for awhile with
his folks.
Farmers are busy these days fixing
up the roads.
The recent rains We have had make
the crops look fine.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-23
REUNION CLOSED
Old Soldiers Bring Camp 10 End
With Parade Wednesday

The state encampment OF 81 to '65
the veterans OF the civil war,
was held in Aberdeen on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday OF this week.
About two hundred old soldiers from
various parts OF the state were In the
city for the occasion and all seemed
TO greatly enjoy meeting with old
comrades and shopping experiences
OF the great wal. The ladies OF the
VIZ. Z. have also been having their
annual meeting and a large number
were in attendance.
tuesday was spent ia the trans
ac'ion OF business, receiving reports,
etc. Wednesday morning officers for
1he following year were elected. In
ltie y. A. Z. the result was as follows:
department commander, j. p. Wo.ge-
huth, OF Mitchell; senior vice com
manaer, J. B. Geddes, Huron; Junior
wee commander, Samuel Phillips.
spearhsh; chaplain, S. A. Boyles,
lahkton: medical examiner. DR.. j.
Smith, Yankton.
The w. r. C. officers elected are ne
loiiows; Department president.
Cara A. Lukens, Mitchell; senior
we president Laura Harmon, Parker:
JUNIOR vice president, Edith 6. Brown.
UiI'el; chaplain, Mary NJ. White,
einiiiiion; treasurer, Helen Kebbe,
Mitchell,
wednesday afternoon the old snl-
a'ers ieil into line and, preceded by
S,e south Dakota State band, march
~ through Main street. About two
nunor of them were in line-more
1an aberdeen is likely is see again
at one time.
Wednesday evening camp f,re was
aaal az Tue opera house which was
addressed by General Eli Torrance.
w minneapolis, and by General q
~ ra.ton Of Chattanooga, Tenn. d.
- auoshian welcomed the gathering
rich W." m' Guy on behalf Of Mayor AID
'icn tuesday evening. Gener., 81.
~ OF Mitchell responded a. N.
remas lnans address with appropriate
no ahe prize d~eclamatory contest wed
Miss evening resulted in favor 81
est -, sille Walsh. The other can
.ss.ants were Miss Altha Nnnt.sa.
The l.ss Marie La Due Of Claremont.
ne prize was a gold Din.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-23
Brainard

Mr.. and Mrs. Rathjen are eniovin,
a visit from their daughters II Ida
Grove. Ia.
Mrs. P. J. silverberg has goDa 10
aberdeen to visit her sister Nrs
Chas. Taske1ud.
Master Ward Patton is spending he
summer with his grand parents n
Oneota. 1Vs III
Inc dance in the town hal, hos
reported to be we'll attended
ana thoroughly enjoyed by ali who
Miss Edith strachan has ret,rnea
lrom two weeks visit from snrina
neia, 5. D., at the home of Miss Eme-
llne searl's who formerly tanobt =
this county. nO ~
We were pleasantly surprtsad =
near OF the wedding Of R. : Pn;a ~
and Miss Ethel Murphy. Both ,'i the
young people are well known in thase
parts and have hosts Of friend. n Mhe
wish them every success in Ijfs n VINO
WIN, lor the present, make their homo
on MI. Elliott's claim in Rrainara n'e
Mrs D. strachan has hasn sia,.
bed this week. sick IN
~ NE oYnH c1.--aA HH#H.
h sasa Is having a serious time at the
hospital in Aberdeen. Blood nais ,ae
ing set in in his foot and II po,son'
to be taken off. Has nave
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-23
Houshton

ron n. the Cheyenne reservation wisn
q punch Of horses some ten dary WIN
has n soa,a arrive until last Friday. Hs
l;e A, t. the Old soldiers aud their FAM.
desn from this vicinity are in a Ali
aTsA sa a. The reunion this week, liz.
Hor solie Of them will visit the ca =
room. | hope they won,t 'a am
'O1Aeu as other visitors have rer caa II
BE Bert Fessendan is doing son ,sSn'ly,
WIZ on the Houghton grad good
much needed. grade; 1t was
r Don Della has left Moot.n
n M D. 70 his brothers near ' Bal for a
vis hsH, a \, R: Larson Of colunn,,
river. ''s n across the
i The Rsv. Mr.. Reynold, :,
day in Nv TO preach here next'S S en
e aaushtsF a, are visiting friends pae RI az, and
ger Of sta MI Wilson is general WIS
Duerr's absence. 0''ee during Mr..
rapidly enough 5 g SUI. aGs' a a1s improve N eve
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-23
WeStp0rt

MIS-. Evans has been entertaining
Mis-. Freeman aud Miss Clark OF
Aberdeen, consequent, Mr., II. L
FaEc has been the happiest man IN
W4>tpoTc,
James Dau.ton and Sheldon Lot
.card helped Roy Flukc make Sunday
pass by more quickly.
Ms. Day and Mrs. Gernon called at
The homes Of the Mrs, Noah and
Arthur Hubert.
Bernie Cole on last Thursday noticed
a powerful team Of horses belong ne
to Arthur YeSke come tearing down
the ntlI with Just the front part Of a
Buggy. having lett Mr., Yeske and
family some miles behind. Bernie
with the agility Of a cat, started to-
Yards the team, causing them to turn
ana 20 down Main street. He caught
tie harness as they turned aud held
ri for dear life until he managed TO
catch hold Of the lines, then bringing
them goa stop.
Several OF our sports are scining
turtles
Miss Lillian Neull who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Neer. has re-
cgraed home.
We were all entertained at a show
Monday evening, while later the show
was entertained with a good supply Of
mud balls,
Mss Myrtle lnscho, who has been
assisting heF aunt, Mrs. Morrison, has
returned home.
VI, P4rmeiler and family who have
.aesat-g moved from Wisconsin to
l=' arm which they bought from
Martin Nssan ot this place. are now
1 az T. farming aud improving
.-5I lta Dakota home. We pre-
~ za.2ias but success for them in
ae.s farm fourteen miles west OF
"es-gorc. We noticed the .HoosIer
rS-z : $50 49,. ca ,ae desk and think
~: -ss .-..2wLas Ms. Means advice,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-23
Oneota

The crops are looking fine, and no
wonder as it has rained every night.
The dance at the hall Friday NIGHT.
was q grand snccess-old and young
enjoyed themselves to the fullest ex-
tent Aberdeen, Frederick, Brainard
and Allison were well represented.
Miss Edna Keller who has been at
tending the Aberdeen Normal the
past year, is spending her vacation at
home. Her brother Floyd is also at
home. He spent the year at the IN
dustial School at Glendale.
Rumor has it that Otis Gitbourne
has . new automobile. II this be
true there are none more pleased to
hear y than his own driving naes,
LN3tafs1s HIrGS
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-23
18th ANNWa
Silver jubilee Of 0
sentation 81

Twenty-Five years ~
June 2ist, the order Of u
tion Sisters was FOUNDED
versary was celebrated
special services, all the l
state being present &I3
number of priests lnclea
Thomas O'Gorman, The
Dea n Desmond Of Hua
Feldmeir Of ColumO1
Sheehan, of Elktou, Rst
Mitchell, Rev. Fr. RoSsa
ferson, and Rev. m
Dermaly aud Halredl
Four young IadisM
the order "Wednesday .
d received the sIff
the Pope "Wednesday,
having been INFORMED
Tuesday.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-23
Warner

Quarterly meeting Sunday June g,
at ScatterWood at IL a. NJ, at Mans
held at 3p. M, Warner at {. p. m.
Preaching by presiding elder E. P.
Hall. Come and bring your next door
neighbor.
Mrs Arthur Lyons and baby are
down from Aberdeen visiting Ms,
GET. Lyman this week.
W.. Case Of Wishek, N. D., was a
caller here Monday.
Fred HOcason's horse ran away
Tuesday evening and left his buggy
on Mr.. Williams new fence. No one
hurt.
Workmen are shingling the Empire
elevator and otherwise repairing it.
N. N. Fowler received a car Of ma
chinery this week.
Miss Grace Stanton went to ms
wich Monday to attend summer school.
Some of the Warner people expect
TO attend dedication of Mansfield N.
y church Sunday, June Is.
The little girl OF Mr.. and Ms. Z.
F. Talbot died Saturday, June nth,
after q four weeks illness with spinal
trouble.
Chas. Greed Of Plana, has been yisi-
ting with his many friends here the
past few days
Yah We vas dutch. Viii take sauer
kraut init de knife. We vas not so
tGracel full NIT dot Plana fellers vat
write dem tingx
Columbia and Warner base bali
mines played on the Warner diamond
Tuesday. The result was in favor Of
Warner.
The nice shrubbery and trees z e.
Aoulton IS putting ont this spri6e are
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-23

gone to Aberdeen to see what electric
ity and hot air viii do.
Miss Wclty's school In Columbia is
closed and she is spending her vaca-
tion with her aunt, Mrs. Duerr.
WI. Hall and son have returned
from their trip TO Big Stone. Mr..
Howerter who went with them has
secured a position there n will re-
main for some time. His genial
c0untenance will be much missed
among his friends here.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-23
BEST Or !
D. Q. K. K. p,r,l|
Previous n

:. The biggest, 'unaIs1
ret society parade srs
Wen was put on By s,l
,oae and The featqts
very iaushable. Thai
Dakota State band, NJ.
Aberdeen German all
parade, The otscss
! n and Of the K. P. NJ
oers OF both orders, WI
" the dts
cation Of thesr trIeaA
~ their families, ssl
crowd.
The preliminary u
had stirred up cufist|
town. Those who s,ps
brute, the missing nj
manufacturing outfit n
o. X. KS and the dasI
er amusing features. y,
pointed. They were Al
lump OF shyscfapef pseI
OF the Postoliice buillis
oned II amusement
AS only the elect Sss|
place at the initInlma i.
ade, this paper can M
but judging from taesz,
gentlemen, who are ID
this institution on ID
ing, the fun must ha7.h