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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-08
GREAT NAVAL BATTLE
MAY BE in PROGRESS
Russian and Japanese Fleets Almost Within
Striking Distance Early
Today

Roiestyenskys Squadron Officially Reported Arriving Oft the
PORT of Singapore Today and Part of Togos Fleet Is Only
Short Distance AwayNaval Battle May Take Place at Any
HourGreat Interest Taken In European Capitaslussas
Only Hope Is In Victory at Sea.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-08
ROCK ISLAND TO SEAPORT.

of the Atlantic and Bir-
mingham Railway.
New York, April S.--The Rock Is
land railway interests are reported to
be considering the advisability of
reaching the Atlantic seaboard thru
acquisition of the Atlantic & Birning-
ham railway by the Frisco system.
This would give the latter road an out
let to the coast at Brunswick, Ga.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-08
BIG ORDERFROM JAPAN
Gun Stock Manufacturer at Cedar
Rapids Gets Order for 100000 Gun
Stocks for the Japanese Government.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids April s.-The japanese
government has contracted with the
manufacturer of gun stocks here for
100000 gun stocks Enlargement of
the factory will probably be necessary
to complete the contract.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-08
T.. BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TODAY.

Weather.
Sun Rises April .. 5:31; Sets, e:SS.
Iowa-Partly cloudy tonight ana
Sunday, with probably showers IN the
east: warmer in the east tonlgnt'
cooler in the west Sunday.
Illinois-Partly cloudy with probably
,i.bt showers tonight or Sunday in the
north; rising temperature.
Missouri-Generally fair ton1gnt anu
Sunday; warmer in the east tonaent'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-08
RuLLEIlN.

B, Singapore, April S.-3 p. m.lThe
Russian fleet is passing, steering
northeastward, apparently heading for
Durian straits, thirty-seven miles
southwest of Singapore.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-08
RICH, CHlLDLEss
Fifth Avenue in New York Has Low
est Birtnrate Of Any Street in the
city-Hishest Birthrate on Division
Street, Representing Poorest Quar-
fer of CITY.

New York, April s.-sixteen thou
sand babies were born in New York
in the last four months. The figures
compiled by the bureau of vital statis-
ties show Fifth avenue has the lowest
birthrate of any street in the city
Less than ten births are reported in
the wealthiest section of that thor
oughfare. The heaviest birthrate is on
the east side near Division street.
where conditions are the reverse Of
those on Fifth avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-08

northea astward, apparently heading for
DURAN straits, thirty seven miles
southwest of Singapore.
BULLETIN.
st. Petersburg, April 8, Evening =
The admiralty has just received offl-
cial advices from Singapore confirm
ing the arrival of Rojestvensky' s
squadron off that port.
Penang, West Coast of Malay Pen
insula, April s.-Two steamers which
have arrived at Penang report the
sighting Of a large Russian fleet in the
strait Of Malacca. 1t included twen-
ty-f1ve transports and was steering to-
ward Singapore. The steamer Kun
sang reports having sighted twelve
cruisers. c4-sumably Japanese, steam
Ing some distance ahead, evidently a
Japanese scouting squadron. There is
much excitement here and in Singa-
pore over the anticipation Of an en-
gagement in Malayan waters.
Hong; Kong, April Sin consequence
of the appearance Of a. fleet in the
straits of Malacca, the China squad
ron is preparing to put to sea. The
armore.d cruiser Sutlej leaves today.
and tile battleship Locean and a
cruiser will follow.
London, April 8. - Sudden shifting
Of interest in the war from land to sea
and tile apparently imminent pros
poets of a fateful battle between the
Russian and japanese squadrons in
the China sea have revived all the
interest shown here in the earlier de-
veloplnents of the struggle. in the far
east. It is taken for granted Togo's
ships reported to be in the neighbor-
hood OF Singapore in the middle of
March, are still in that vicinity and
the report from Penang on the west
coast of Malay peninsula, that twelve
japanese ships were seen steaming
ahead Of the Russian warships is in
terpreted to mean the former are
scouts sent out by Togo to get in
touch with the Russians and when
their object is accomplished to retire
to the main body of the Japanese
Ouua dron. Reports about the numbers
OF the Russian ships vary, but at any
rate over thirty-five battleships,
cruisers, golfers and torpedo boats
have passed the port Of Singapore.
sUnd erwriters here presume from the
lnortheasterly course they were steer
ing that after passing Singapore the
Russian ships are attempting to reach
the French port of Saigon, Cochin
China. However, it is pointed out that
q Japanese squadron of twenty two
ships is still off Horstburg light, where
1t was reported March IA. The two
naval forces were this afternoon only
about thirty miles apart and may be
In touch at any moment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-08
BULLETIN.

st. Petersburg, April 8. Evening =
The admiralty has just received Off
cial advices from Singapore confirm
ing the arrival of Rojestvensky s
squadron off that port.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
SslbfmorSberina.

Ser 5~1.jdbrise Nlfreo Seplsr bon
Go. SIG on R~OrofraBe, bsriu9te f9
9efern oas Ssben 3u nebmen. inbsm er
on Wi9i9an uno 2eOntraBe cine
Nuantitdt WOrpbium beri9ludte.
Seplsr foq anesblid elm 8ummlsr
iein. Der teine rs9te 2ut gum Nrbeiten
6at. Ob err Mot mebr ben Wutb bate,
ben 2ampf um's 9aitin aufaunebmsn
ooer uel9e @riinoe i'm iOnf gu oei
unieli9en Shat trisben, fonnte ni4t er.
mittelt tperoen. Sn elmer Ipothstt
taufte er fur 10 Gents WOrpbium.
usl9ss sr bsri6lpdts. gr tpuroe oanr
in bic @itp Tispenfarp uno bon Dor
aus ms S%tabtbospitaI iiberfabrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
@etterberiht.
8afbinston n, IL. DECEMBER.

Sur "a stunOsn subsnb 7 ubr gOrssns. ~. Gssbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
2te0erfran3.

Sn Der @ermanta 5ane fanb 9sifern
Ra8mitta9 bic regslmdbige yeriamms
lung bes 9ieoertran3 fatt. Der Beiu&
mar iebr gut. sc uuroen IA neue
Mit9lieoer aufgenonmen. Ser 9eri6i
oes @Omite's bon Der Iebten Ibenbs
nnterbaltung aei9te, bab oieielbe in
finan3ieIsr uro gelanelider 8ssisbung
elm 9rOber @rfolg mar.
Die n6tbiasn 8orbereitun9en FIR bas
Wsibnadtsfef am 81. DECEMBER wur-
ben 9etroHsn uno ferner befhlOhen.
nod Der @eibna&tsfeisr aud Splosfer
3u feiern.
NO9 Der geriammlung ffattete Der
Sdusiaer=0 erein benz 2teosrtrana einen
gsfu9 ab, wOrauf nod cine usitsrs
Stunoe benz gemiitbli9en @eplauoer
geuiomet uuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
Sas @intaufs-G Centrum Der Stabt.
Bur Dsbun9 0sr TanNmirtbfdaft.

gereits bor bunbertfinf5ig Sabren
flagten Die Qanbpirtbe iiber Irbeitsz
mangel. 9a erlieB Der iG@iii9e Bring
3aper in 8ertretung feines mod I'M
miinOigen 8etters Sriebrt9 Nuguft
folsenbes Manbat: n0ir 8aperius u.
I. IN. in @ormunbi9aft LINERS freunbz
li9 eeliebten GERM @ettern Sriebri9
4uguits u. |. m. gntbietben alien unb
ieben, benen YrGlaten, @rafen unb
9erren, oenen bon Der &itteri9aft,
2anbesz, GrenBz unb Nmtss 6auptz
leuten, 9lmtleuten, S9Obner unb Ser
tpaltern, 8urgsmeiitern unb @Gtben in
StGbten, &i9tern unb S9ultbsiBen in
Jleden unb ODrfern unb fonit insesz
mein allen untertbanen unb S9uB=
8erpanbten in bieiem Gburfiirften>
tbum, beren inforpprirten unb ;ibri9en
bieiisen 2anben, l1nfern 9ruB, 9nabe
unb geeigneten Wiuen, unb fiisen De-
neniel6en biermit gu pifen: @as=
mabcH &@iir ILL Dernebmen -gebabi, tpie
an Dielen Srten Die 2anbpirtbf9aft
babur9, baB aa5ubiele Yerfonen
8auernsS tanbes 9anbperfe erlernen,
urb ii9 ipl9ergeftalt Der Selb>@rbeit
ent3ieben, iebr bebinbert tperoe; Wdnn
bann rlnfere ppr bic Woblfartb Der
@bur>SG9iii9en 2anbe begenbe 8or=
forge, unter anoern auf mDgli9fte Be
fDrberung bes 4derbaus, als zines bprs
Siigli9en &leinooes berfelben, eeri9tei
lit; Dis berorbnen unb befeblen Wir,
bab fiiro6tn ieber, 10 BPM 8auern:
itanbe bertpmmt, ebe er Elm 9anbperi
erlernen fam, @ter Sabre II
bieftgen 2anben Ben BET
anbpirtbf9aft, unb spa,
por3iigli9 3pep Sabre ben ieincr Sc
ri9tszS brigteit, gu bienen &c.
balten epn, unb bepor er, BAT
fpl9es geI9sben, burh obrigfeitli4e
Dbnantselbli9 ausauftelenbs Itteftate
ni9t bspgebra9t, in fetnem 9anb=
fperfe, ben 20 Sbaler Strafs, in biz
2ebre aufgenommen tperben fone. 81
beBen l1rfunb BADEN Dir gseentpGr.
tiges Manbat eieenbdnbig unteri9rie:
ben, unb nit BODYBUILDING bes Gbur.
fIritl. GG9iiiGen Ganalep@S Secrets
ausfertigen laBen. 90 eei9eben UNI
geben gu Orsbben, ben 6. Mop. 1885,"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
Senti9= Mmerifaaiiaer Setera:
aen=Scretn.

Die seitrige 8eriammlung Der oeutit=
amerifaniiGsn Yeteransn mar gut be.
ju9t. Na6 8srlsiung uno Mnnabms
oes Y%rotofoIs purbe bic 8samtenmabl
Uorsenommen, bic folgsnoes &eiultai
erqab:
Sauptmann - @has. s. S9mibt.
l.. 2euinant - @onrab Yauer.
Noiuiant - @bas. 2oifenbaoer.
Quartisrmeiftsr - Treo. Sartmantl.
Jinan3ietretdr = @trif. S&etter.
0ertrauensmdnner - San. 8erno,
6enrp 2anb. Wm. ghi4sr.
Sbigs Bsamte purpen our9 Wcela.
nation ertpdblt.
gs wuroe bef6loHsn, ben @eburts.
tag @aibinstOn's gu feiern. uno biersu
Elm aus ben Sffaieren deficiencies 60.
mite ernannt. um Die n6tbisen Yorbe.
reitunsen baffr 3u trefen.
Serr 6enrp Sprsnapfsil purbe aIs
@brenmitglieo oss Isrsins aufss'
nommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
Steser TIT Stat.

Bel benz ssitrigen Stat.S urnisr i'm
Seuti4en 5auie semannen folgenoe
Serren bic f46nsn prsiie:
1. @bas. 81. Mpsrs, 81 SpieIe.
2. Senrp 3ettmanr. 466 puntte.
8. Senrp Wagnus, 3reu3.SOlO &c.
gen 6.
4. u. @rneffinof, Is Spisls.
5. @brif. 8aumbah, 463 puntts.
6. Dr. @. WeiB, 66dfesS Spiel. 96.
z. &Obert Seller, 2reu3.S Ouree &c.
gen 6.
8. 5enrp 2oibe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
Tbermometerftano

VI. z. BIptbe,
Sections Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11

90 Der 2abrer 6tnfenoe
8~oteiotpte erNe9ensburger
Marten &aIenoer fur 1906
ttmo ottr@ unSere Office 81
be5tebem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11

SIR Snbiana: SIM s~asemeinen i9On
teute N(benb unb am S;enftas; fdIter i'm
norbli@en Sbeile beute @aGmittas oSer
N5ene am 9ienftaa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
oea I.@ etterberi&t.

S46n beute 4beno unb am Dienitas
ni9t piel 8erDnperuns in Der Semperatur
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
9te Sdussrfsf=8 sbOrSe.

Die Sdn9erfsf=8 eb6roe bsriammsli
i9 beute Nbenb i'm Seutidsn Saus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11

" 9anse 8feifen, fur;e Yfeifen,
S&nupftabats.S ofen uno &audartifel
aaer art, lotpie Gisarrea better Nuali.
tat bel S. So. Mudo, Is 9irginia Ibe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11

90 Die bette 5 Sent gigarre In
Der Staot, WuAo's .2ongfelOtp".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
Mms oentfaem Sereinea.
8eridte iibsr bic seitrisen geriammIunsen.

einiete f9 eefern in Der Sioieite
Surntale. UNI feline re9elmdBise 0ers
iammluns a~b3ubulten. Sie Sdmabsn
marsrt re1t sablrei9 eridienen.
0aGoem mar Die &outine9ef6dfte
erleoist battle idritt man our 8snmtsn.
wabI. mel&e folsenoes @rgebniB per
Reclamation eraab:
Nls Yrdfibent, garl Rsifeis; 0i3e-
prdRosnt. @sora 8ernlOsr; Sstrstdr,
@arl Wsbel; S6aBmeiffer, 6enrp
2olmar; Srufse, GriB WeBsl.
Sierauf beridtets Der S1abmeifer,
bob bic 8erm6esnsbsrbdltniHe oss
8ereins auf's Bette seifelt feien.
Na9 Der Sibung blisbsn Die Mit.
glieber bsim @efang uno @Ias Bier
re9t gsmiitblid beiiammen.
User 0erein.
Der 26er 8erein belt sefsrn feline
~reaelmdBiae 8eriammlung in Der Cos
lambda 6a0e OBJ. @s murben muir
8outine = 8eiGdfte erleoiet. Na6
SaiuB Der Sibuns bliebsn Die Mits
glieoer, Die redt 3ablreid eridisnen
tparen. na4 e&ter oeuti6er Site bel
6opfsn une MaI3 semttblid beifam=
men.
9 abi9er u T q B g.
0erein n.
Der gabii9s l1nterfibungs. gsrsin,
melaer seffern feline @erfammlung in
benz neuen 2ofals bon Sttmar 2elsr
abbieIt. muroe rs1t sablrei& beIudt.
Sacob Galer muroe benz 8ersin als
neues Wit9lieo eingereibt. Sisrauf
muroen Die neuerpdblten 8eamten in
ibre Iemter eingeiebt.
MOam @rOBtOpi, SObn 9. @inoel.
Worib gi&.ntaa bielten anipra9sn
CUR 56roerun9 uno Sebuna beg Ser.
ems.
MnihlieBenb on oieien 0ortrdaen
beantraete Der prdioent oss @ersins
folsenbe @euerunesn. wsl&s einfim=
mig augenommsl purben.
3ranten. gomite's su ertpdblen: SIR
ben nOrOOfliasn Staottheil. 9ouis
Slid; fur ben nOrowsftli9sn Staot-
tbeil. Mlois @osrnsr; fir Den iiiO6ifli-
den St%aottbeil, 5rant Woerner; fir
ben ihbwsfii9en Staottbeil. Soispt
gdert.
Sslegaten au befiimmsn fir ben
8erbanb Seutider 0ereine, Sebafian
Surrls unb 6ranf Woerner.
8srgniigun9s-@ omite 81 %ertpdblen,
Nusuf. 8snsinser uno Mprib gi9en=
bod.
@irtbiaaftss@ Omite au befttmmen,
Wartin STEPHAN, Seinri9 Slid uno
Charles S4lesel.
Sierauf berihteten bic Sruffsss unb
Der S6abmsiter, oaB oas 8erm6seu
beg gereins auf $4,000 angepa5isr
iei.
Na9 Der Sibung blieben Die Mit=
9Iieosr in gemitbli9er Stimmung nod
cine 3sit lang beim @laie gier gu.
fammen.
Die g 9peiser
Ser Sdweiaerbunb 6atte fid 9eftern
In Der @ermanta'5 ale 81 elmer Wo-
discriminating psriammslt. 9it
S6wei3er batten fid redt sablreid elm.
qefunben. Ma6bsm bic &uutine. @e.
fddfts Der regelmdbigen WOnatsper.
fammlung erlebigt uaren. trat Der Ser.
Elm gu elmer @rtra-S ibung 3ufammen,
In uelder cine &sbifon tiber bic aIae.
msine Sage bes 8ertins angefeQi
tpuroe. Gin @omite erleoigte oies @e-
iddft trob Der beiBen Sebatten. bic ge'
pho9en muroen, aufs Beite uno 3u,
gr6Bten 3ufrieoenbeit Der ibrisen Mit.
slisoe. 9a9 Der Sibuns gina Del
Sdmei3erbuno gum .2isosrtrana bin
fber. me- mau i'm befen g%inpernebmer
nod fr6blide Stunoen berlebte.
Ssimatb untsrf u Blu n 9 g.
The Bottineau courant., 1905-11-24
LANsFORD.
continued from page one.

depot and section house from the ma
tural color of the wood to buff or
straw color. They finished their work
Tuesday and went west along the
line
A party Of land seekers left here
this morning to look over King Ed
wards domain northwest of here.
The party was composed of j.. M. Van
nice, John Dalnmann, William Kent,
A. johnson. G. E. Ingram, w. In
gram and Marion Hunt, and they are
all jolly lot of fellows The boys
left Monday morning via the Great
Northern to Minot, where they will 90
over the 500 line to north alberta and
will spend week or ten days in
looking over the country. W. In
gram will go on to the coast and will
spend the winter in travelling in
southern climes.
We say to the local merchants, get
together in a way to inspire the conf
dence of the entire trade tributary to
your town. Deal honorably and fair
with each other, and with your GUS
toners. Do not let the mysterious
''cost mark cover up an unjust profit
either of your own or of any other
merchant. After you have organized
"Merchants Local Union you can
begin to work harmoniously together
and in way to gain the confidence of
the farmers and together you can
organize in way to shut out the
"cheap john dishonest shoddy deal
ers
The Bottineau courant., 1905-11-24

$4,000 to loan on real estate. Low
est rates of interest no delays. See
us first. Citizens State Bank. Rus
sell. n. D. 81. N. Cornell. cashier.
27-4t
y Real estate loans ! at lowest rates.
If you want to buy out your neighbor
we will furnish the money which you
can pay back in yearly payments out
of crop. Citizens State Bank, Rus
sell. North Dakota. "a. M. Cornell,
cashier. 27-4t.
McBain & Maynard's for bargains.
If any Of your relatives die and
you want to know the cheapest and
best way Of settling the estate, talk
with the Public Administrators, N. G..
Wegner. Nov P17-4t.
Parties wishing dressmaking done
at their home should see Miss Eva
Russell. Call at s. II. Winkenwed-
err : Or phone No. 93. #
Flittie can sell your farm. II
The Bottineau courant., 1905-11-24
HELPS TO HOSTESS ]
SUGGESTIONS FOR SOME NOVEL
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Children Would Like the Geological
Party-When the Bride Is Guest
of Honor - An Old
Style Party.
Copyright, 1867
A Geological Party.

"A AoOlOglCa1 faTCy.
This is an affair that will please tha
children. Arrange chairs, one for each
guest, in semicircle around a large
blackboard. If 20 children are pres
ent, give each 4 card with number on
1t. numbering the cards from one to
twenty, with tiny pencil attached
to it with ribbon. The name of tho
child is written on the back of tha
card. Pass around slips of paper
folded, and have each one promise
not to tell what is written on his
slip. The person in charge will th en-
call the number, and each child must
look to see what number is on thu
slip received.
For instance, If two is called, tho
one holding the slip with that figure
will get up and draw on the board a
picture of the animal the paper dssig-
mates, the others putting down on their
cards opposite the number called. the
animal they think it is. After 20
animals have been drawn and guessed
the correct list is read, the children
marking their cards with the cnes
they have correct.
The boy or girl who rightly guesses
the greatest number will receive a
prize. The one guessing the smallest
number must also have prize for
consolation. A Noah's ark and a toy
donkey would be appropriate. Serve
animal crackers. with cocoa. chicken
sandwiches and arrowroot blanc
mango in individual molds.
The Bottineau courant., 1905-11-24

Z. What bridesmaids had the Same
name? (Patties.)
8. What were the brides nicknames3
(Salad-Sal ADJ
Breads.
9. Georgians by BIRTH what were
they sometimes called? (Crackers.)
10. In what style did she arrange her
hair? tRolls.)
Relishes.
II. When ILL., what did he implore her
to do? (Olive.)
II. In the garden what did she do?
(Piccalilli.)
Pudding.
13. What did they call their mulatto
maid? Drown Betty.)
Pastry.
IA. What did his business give him
dislike for? (Pie-"Pi.")
..-. Dessert.
IS. When he left, what did he give
her? (Kisses.)
16. What was the trimming of the
bridal gown? Cream puffs.)
Beverages.
II. What did her little brother do
when he did not want to got to school?
(Champagne-sham pain.)
18. What was her lovers favorite
seat? (Cider.)
The Bottineau courant., 1905-11-24
SON LOST MOTHER.

Consumption runs in our family,
and through it lost my Mother, "
writes E. B. Reid, of Harmony. Ne.
"For the past five years. however.
on the slightest sign Of a Cough or
Cold. have taken DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption which has
saved me from serious lung trouble. :"
His mothers death was a sad loss for
Mr.. Reid, but he learned that lung
trouble must not be neglected, and
how to cure it. Quickest relief and
cure for coughs and colds price soc
and $1.OO; guaranteed at all druggists.
Trial bottle free.
The Bottineau courant., 1905-11-24

For floor covering see Johnsgaa rd 8
furniture ad.
Lost-In Bottineau about Oct. 7th
an oil tan pocketbook containing re-
ceipts and papers bearing the name of
Fl. G. Gardner. Finder leave same at
this Office
Pain may go by the name of rheu-
matism, neuralgia, lumbago, pleurisy.
No matter what name the pains are
called, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will drive them away. 35 cents
Tea or Tablets. T. Sims.
Fine furnished and heated room for
rent Inquire at the Courant Office
$4,000 piano bsoldtely free, and $50
other premiums. See Getts ad.
Pick your new overcoat now. Nc
Balm & Maynard have what you want.
If you have farm to sell see James
McCabe at the First National Bank.
(June 20 tt.
Good threshers' gloves, etc.. at Nc
Balm & Myrnard's.
Many children inherit constitutions
weak and feeble. others due to child
hood troubles. Hollister' sRocky Noun
tain Tea will positively cure children
and make them strong. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. T. Sims.
For Rent-A four room house on
Thompson street. Apply to William
Emde, ST. 27tf
Cash paid for clean rags at the
Courant Office.
The Bottineau courant., 1905-11-24
HOTEL ON WHEELS,
New Dinin Cars Of c. N. Fes
ture of &C rental" Limited.


1t is. perhaps, best to say that in
every respect-china, cuisine and at
tendants, >the dining car service of the
"Oriental Limited is in keeping
with the luxuriousness of the remain
der of the regal train, and has won, as
the dining car service has always
helped to win, the title, ''The Com
Portable Way for the Great North
ern Railway. Tie new dining car
service of the "Oriental Limited"
equals in beauty, design and interior
furnishings anything which is operat-
ed on any transcontinental line. Ev.
cry luxury which a first class hotel or
club affords in the way of service is
really on the dining car service of the
"Orlental limited The new din
ing cars were built with special
purpose in view of affording the most
comfortable surroundings as we'll as
giving the traveller a unique and lux
urious place in which to enjoy his
meals. A gentleman who recently
made the journey to the Coast from
st. Paul on the ''Oriental Limited"
in speaking of the dining car service,
said:
afforded the traveller. Your dining car
service is excellent, the equal of any
in the country, and the superior of
many. was particularly struck with
the beauty of the interior furnishings
of these dining cars; they are really
novelty of car architecture.
The Bottineau courant., 1905-11-24
Another Pre-Nuptial Affair.

AuOCueI IS.NUpL1d1 Aud1T.
At this season when there are wed.
dings galore, it is often severe strain
on ones ingenuity to meet the de-
mand for pre-nuptial affairs. Here Is
a clever scheme at which the bride-
elect will be the guest of honor. The
menu will be written and placed in en-
velopes bearing the names of the
guests and used for place cards. Tiny
pencils will be attached to the corsaga
bouquet which is to be at each plate
Inside the envelopes the guests will
find the following:
Sara Adeline Smith loved a printer bold,
Though her father possessed some mil
Ions in gold,
And bestowed on his daughter wealth un-
told iiE5
She was wooed and won in the usual way,
And this breakfast was served on her
wedding day:
WEDDING BREAKFAST MENU.
Soup.
1. What was the lovers name? (Ju.
lienne.)
Meats. Z
2. When they quarreled, what did she
give him? (Roasts, cold shoulder
3. What did he then do? (Quau.)
4. What did he beg her to give him:
(Heart.)
Vegetables.
5. What did he hopeNfor in married
life? (Peas.) 8s3 i33 1s
8. What did she say when asked to
90 to the opera? (Lettuce.l
The Bottineau courant., 1905-11-24
A Salimagundi PARTY.

Did yo1 ever give Salimagundi
party? Suppose you try it, if in
doubt as to modes of entertainment.
There may be as many tables as you
wish, and at each table you will have
, different game. For instance, at the
first table have ''old maid" or hearts, -
while those at the foot table are pick
ing beans from a dish of bran with
toothpicks. Four at another table
may sew buttons on a square Of cloth,
and at the others you may have bean
bags" "jack straws," "carroms." AMI
tying pins on thread. Provide score
cards. progress and change partners.
The bell will ring at the head table.
This party will produce an evening
Of hilarious fun. s..-..