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New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

tnat the law requiring immigrants to have a GER
1ain amount OF cash in their pockets was not very
strictly enforced She had gone to an agent. she
ealo' with story about alleged relatives
whose passage she wished to pay. and when she
asked how much money she should send them. had
Deen told that II she would just buy the tickets
OerSLythlng else would be all right
Anee club was unanimously in favor Of restricted
Immigration, and decided have petition ready
20 20 present to Congress when the subject comes up
AZ the next session.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
A sEAMAN's PALACE.
Eew-YOrk Society Hopes to Establish One
Like That in London.

Members and friends OF the Seamens Benefit
Society that met yesterday afternoon at the home
OF Ms Frederic J. de Peyster. No. S3S Madison
ave- were told that Il viii be only question OF
time before NeW-York possesses a mission that
VII correspond with the SeaTnan's Palace OF Lon
don. The Rev. A. r. Mansfield. superintendent Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary SOci-
ely Tor Seauen n the City and Port OF New-Yorl1.
made the statement IN the course OF an illustrated
talk about the work of the mission boat Sentinel
Nothing definite has yet been done toward carry
ing out this nlan but DR. Mansfield has hopes for
the near future.
The Searnan's Palace IN London IS a magnificent
institution. under royal patronage where seaInen.
R,oth officers and men, secure comfortable
quarters and al the conVeniences OF well ap-
pointed club
After the lecture tea was served. Among those
present were Mrs. Grenville Winthrop Miss Catha-
VILE Miss Julia Delahed. Mrs John i. Benjamin.
Miss DorOthea Kane Miss Caroline White, MISS
Fouke Miss Cornelia Deekman, Mrs John Castles
and Miss Edith Hglins.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

person notorioUsly known 20 have accumulated q
iaEge fortune y freezing cut those cond letting
stnallsr business such an organization. by
DONG places itself under Obligations 70 Ghe donor.
condones the wronstOlng. and renders it necessary
ssast % tne1k nm prof1sely. and 70 do him what
s1s Horia calls honor 10 may Be that the small
slSettdxca 04 laI8o fortunes given % Charity and
% assist IN the Lords work act balm TO tho
colsclences OF the giVerS f what they cal
science IS not the moral sense, but fear that a
Supernatural power having been O-slted. will
bTins them 20 judgment unless its anger 5
Qeassd ~ So their religion IS mere supers1tiOu.
and 50 Is the religion Of all those who uray Cor and
willing to accent such coutrfhllf5ug y a q
NeW-YCfx. April n. lsgS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
,N,eRsIpE DAY NURSERY,

~ YEAR 1894 H. 3O4 children nave been
DusAns a. the Riverside Day Nursery. No. l2
~ caleu esI % - according to the annual report re-
Gently published Besides providing food. care and
kindergarten for those OF tne EequisLre 9 age
motheIs % Iasccnmnanicd by three nurses were sent to
oTeh, -T--r TOR two weeks. and seventy cTllQren
the counLy ta5uIts had a days outing. The Rev
ana y w Evsrson Cobb is president OF the board OF
IusteeS, Silent OF the executive coInmlttee; Mrs
&ndTew hand president Mrs. GcaD B1eA SiGe
presiuss charles F. TeThune. corresponding sec
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
WHAT Is THERE
IN 1T?

SCOTS Emulsion is a careful blend
of the purest cod liver oil, hypOphos-
Phites Of lime and soda, glycerine and
a dash of fIavoring. The combina-
ton Of these valuable ingredients
emulsifed as in Scott's Emulsion rep
resents the greatest remedy yet dis
covered for weak lungs. poor blood.
low vitality, child weakness and all
wasting diseases.
SCOTT BOVINE. 80 Feasl sHsot Nes yOrh
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
TO pass ON.

Mrs G. w. Marlor. Of New-Jersey. has sent an
.vnress box filed with articles Of clothing. among
which was a sweater for the orphan boy In Con-
necticut. and which was forwarded at once me
~ ~P1 5 tho remnants Of new materials viii
bc,T, the ouil.makers. Miss Lindsey Of Washing
ton d c. has contributed sheets S Of PSfSTs SeS 6Hs
II! p.ornn is afixed they can be 9ent 70 any paEt
of the country Two packages OF 6SIe hS ~ FsstsS
ans came Irgin from Mrs C w. Hedges. Of Gonnectis
t. Easter cards and booklets oat T4 n n,eSs from
Brooklyn, and a box ol sim 49,
. NJ Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
OVER MILLION HEAR LECTURES.

In the first six months Of the course of pubic
lectures under the auspices Of the Board oe Educa
tion. ending March 81. the total attendants az to
1887 lectures reached the unprecedenteS figures 0c
1.O09.O62 In the same period last year q total &C
ABB lectures delivered. and sSosISl persons y
were in attendance. The most remarkable gain IN
attendance was shown in The Bronx. WHARF tns
total attendance for the six months was l& 80.
against g. 795 last year. The Borough Of Manha-taI
shows the largest total attendance. &25.46ls and
Brooklyn next with 29.11-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

There Is something dainty and charming about
any waist that Is worn with chemisette. and this
one Is rendered exceptionally chic by the novel
trimming. The trimming Is OF tucked white mus
lin outlined by bands Of plain silk while the dress
Is Of Powered LOuisine and the chemisetts OF lace
over chiffon. the belt being of plain silk. which
matches the banding
The quantity OF material required for the me-
dium size Is "a yards q inches wide. S1s yards 2
inches wide. 21a yards a inches wide with s
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
NEW BRANCH.

new junior branch has been formed at Locust
Valley Long Island, by Mariana Dickson, who
will act as president The otner officers are Sara
AppIeby, vice-presIdent Marguerite Lorenz sec
retary and Rose LsorenZ treasurer. Other mem
hers are Helen Nelson. Edna Webb. Bessie Turner,
Clair Rouse Josephine Ilatting and Emily Smith.
These young SunshinerS enthusiastic to DO
sunny work and promise some special help every
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
GOOD WORKERS.

Mrs. Josephine Robinson, president OF the United
Branch T. g. S, OF Brooklyn and Mrs. Nichols. a
member OF the executive board. called at the gem
eral Office on Wednesday to plan arrangements for
the summer Sunshine work Of the branch The
members of this branch always be counted on
TO do generous deeds in behalf of others. The
trolley parties for children appeal to them and
they Will cooperate with the general society in
the outing work for the coming season Mrs
Robinson took list OF blind members to whom
Easter greetings will be sent
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

Is being cast upon him. and Is innocent os IN
tended wrong IL Is easy 20 sit IN the seat or
judgment against fellows. but X the one greater
best. believe we should hear Him saying 20 some
OF Us IN our own zeal for rignteOusness: III ye
had known what this rnesnsfh. desire mercy and
guiltless." JOHN HUTCHINS.
Pastor Congregational Church
I4tchfeld. Conn. April H. 1906.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
70 REsTRIcT IMMIGRATION.

A somewhat new view Of the immigration prob
lem was advanced Al the Womans West End Re-
publican Club yesterday afternoon when that sub
5ect was under discussion
what can you expect" asked Mrs Harriet Os-
from when our enormously rich people go over
70 Europe every summer and spend their money
ike water2 Is II any wonder that people there
want 70 come 10 a country where money seems TO
be so plenrful2'
Tie president. Mrs. Helena secor TONES. thought
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
80 nEY CO.'S AeRoAD.

Mrs Mary L. Dey of this city. sailed YESTERDAY
a. noon on the steamer Republic of the White Star
Line. for rest and reeupelation anIoalu iS Oey
p Poor widows Tins society a, for forty s san ysaTs has
done ui,loiu ui,lt5s b, distributing $500 and other as
sistance 20 poor Wld"Ns
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
WHO WOULD LIKE THESE?
An invalid member in Buffalo. N Y. write.

An invalid member IN BuuaIO, n T. WFltes:
have a large card album filled with bright
album besides picture frames and pieces for patch
work: also a quantity Of other things that
would he clad to pass on but feel that
can nav the expressage. Perhaps some one might
want them who would be Wiling 10 pay express
ag
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
SUNSHINE CORRESPONDENCE.

Miss Myrtle Moore. of Buel. Tex. would be
pleased to correspond with of the Sunshine
members
Lucille Adams. daughter of the Tola, Va, presi-
dent will be glad to receive letters from some OF
the Sunshine girls about her own age. She will be
twelve years old June g.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

yard OF lace for cheuisetts ana collar and g yszt
of tucking for trimming and rs yards Of ElIz ror
banding and belt to make as illustrated
The pattern. No. 500 IS cut IN sizes for Q q "a
s. So and % inch bust measure.
The pattern Will DO sent 20 ary address On r7ceipe
Of 10 cents Please give pattern and bust rneasure
distinctly. Address Pattern Department New
York Tribune. II in a hurry for patter1s send an
extra tWO-cent stamp. and We VIII man ~ 4el-cr
postage IN sealed envelope
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
MONEY RECEIVED.

Miss Minnie Kellogg. Of Ohio. who has been
spending the winter IN Alabama. has sent to help
pay postage Easter greetings; Mrs Lucy G.
Booth OF MASSACHUSETTS, 81, initiation fee to the
T. S s. and Mrs c. f. Ramsdell. OF Manhattan.
30 cents as dues, which will be accepted as intia-
ton fee for a new member in Bermuda
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
DISTRIBUTION.

The distributions of cheer by express. mail and
marcel most during the week were many rays Of
belpful cheer to members in Maine, New-Hamp-
shire Connecticut Rhode Island New-J ersey, Penn
s--l,,9nia Virginia North Carolina, Florida, Mon
Jana Texas, New-YOrk State, Manhattan ana
Frooklyn branches and individual members
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
THE DAILY THOUGHT.

At times the needle OF nature points toward
the country On that side everything Is poetry
wander over field and forest. and through me
runs glad current OF feeling that Is like a cleaE
brook across the meadows OF May'-&JaTnes Lane
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
PEACE CIRCLE TO MEET.

AZ a meeting yesterday Of the WOman's Peace Cir
lo ~ the city Of NeW-York it was decided to hold
a mass meeting on May IS. in Madison Square
Theatre
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

4, see,,s 10 me I've you before.
Sg5lqsasoS7,sIYou have my lord. used to give your
ait,ehter singing lessons
Judee-PWenty years.-(Ans"s4s
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
ROCKEFELLER THE CHRISTIAN MAN.

NeW-Haven. Conn. April 8. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
To spoil the spoiler while we ma
And from the robber rend the prl

Vast and frequent gifts have come from the
wealthy Of late years but these people have had
rather scant recognition
II others. moved with indignation at the recep
tion OF this gift, shall largely increase their own
gifts hereafter in order to avoid any need OF re-
ceiving such gifts. IL may have dOubly useful
purpose. JAMES ROBH.
Berlin. Conn. April l. 1905
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-08

for the round trip from any point in
the county is one fare plus so cents.
Let Kingsbury be fully represented
at the state meeting.
Rev. Strutz and wife were
thoroughly and agreeably surprised
Wednesday evening of last week by
the Evangelical congregation. The
guests brought their W refresh
ments for the evening besides a
large quantity of provisions for
the pastor and wife. The even
ing was a pleasant on for all.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-08
Special Proposition.

In order to finish as large a class as
possible for the coming spring busi-
ness | have decided to offer for ID
days a complete course in telegraphy
and type-writting Tor $1,000 cash.
Or the same course for $1,000 the
regular price. $1,000 cash and the
balance $1,000 to be paid when you
earn the money as an operator.
This proposition is good only until
the 18th of December, 100
j f. Nusbaum, Manager,
| South Dakota School of Telegraphy,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-08

"A, N. w dIeTS OTduSdCGeu buSih0o0
at Huron Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. S. E. Strobe
spent Thanksgiving day at CaVour
with relatives.
Judge Chas. S. Whiting deliver
ed the annual memorial address
before the Elk lodge at Huron Sun
day.
Mrs. H. A. Olson departed Tues
day morning for Omaha, Neb., where
she will spend two weeks with rela-
tiVes aud friends.
Paul Jurgenson has purchased
the Mike Heating residence on Fifth
Street aud moved his family into it
the first of the week.
Mrs. G. E. Campbell returned to
Carthage Tuesday, after spending
two weeks with her sou Chas, H.,
and family in this city.
Miss Minute Achlnrr, Ct Horton
vile, Wiz. arrived Friday last to
take a position IN the NJ ,llery Mer
canttle store. The lady is an exper-
fenced clark.
j. o. Hodgson has the California
fever and SAYS that if he can dispose
of his real estate in this city he will
go to that state 10 make the future
home OF himself and wife,
The new pews have been placed
in St. Thomas Catholic church in
this city, which, after the improve
ments made during the fall, is by
far the largest church in the county
"A regular meeting of Bethlehem
Chapter. O. E. S. will be held al
Society Hall Monday evening, Dec
18th, for the election of officers and
other business. All members are re
quested to attend.
-Robt. Fuller returned Tuesday
evening from his trip to the coast
which occupied nearly four months
time. From Portland be went dowr
through California aud came back
over the southern route
De Smet Lodge, No. So, A. f. anC
A. NJ, elected the following officers
Monday evening: A. S Alquist, w
NJ; j. HI. Robson, S. W.; Chas. p
Warren, j. w; E. p. Sanford, treas
urer; w. Fl. Warren, secretary.
-Mallery & Whine have covered
the floor of their drug store will
linoleum. This, together WITH the
steam heat and the additional room
derived by the removal Of stoves
makes their store much more con,
venIent.
Miss Pearl Williams gave a party
Thanksgiving evening to a mum
of her young lady friends in homo
of her cousin Miss Jessie Heal. who
has been IA guest at the William
home for several weeks, and VIII
leaves this week for her home il
Indiana.
n. G. Decker, the gentleman VIII
intends to start a meat market il
the Armstrong building, came dow
from Bryant Friday. The buildin,
is undergoing the necessary change
to make it suitable for business an,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-08
Theater Tickets in Spain.

Theater-goers in Spain a pur'
chase a separate ticket for each act
and often do not stay to see more than
one act at a time. 1t is quite the
usual thing to spend -four nights over
a four-act play, seeing one act at n
night the second act a few nights
later and so on.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-08

Mr.. Decker expects to be ready for
business in a few day.
Mrs. George T. Snyder and Miss
Matte Sleeper We're down from Erwin
Tuesday.
Comrades, rally round the flag
at B. G Beuedict's, Monday, Dec. II,
Picnic dinner.
The Congregational Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. F. B. Danley
Wednesday afternoon of next week.
I The Mason and Eastern Star
lodges will hold a joint installation
at Society Hall Monday evening,
Dec. 18th.
A basket social will be he held
in the Thos. Kelly school, Dist. No.
9, Friday evening, Dec. 9Th. Hot
coffee served free.
Frank Hunt has been confined
to the house this week with a severe
cold which threatened for a time to
develop into pneumonia.
Joe Morrison, 0 of our former
townsman E. A. Morrison, came up
from Bookings where he is attend
ing college to spend the latter part
of last week with his former friends.
The sick over at John Edzards'
home have recovered, reports the
Lake Preston Times. One child had
a light form Of scarlet fever but none
! others have symptoms Of disease aud
they will OOu be out Of quarantine.
james T%rousdale has moved in
from Spirit Lake and is now occupy
ing the Carl Nelson property, vacat-
ed this week by Paul Jurgenson. Mr..
Trousdale has also leased the barn
at the real Of the Kingsbury House
lots and will run a livery and sale
stable.
At the home of the brides a
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Wheat,
Thanksgiving evening, occurred the
marriage of Miss Daisy Wheat tc
Mr.. Roscoe Roberts, Rev. G.. HI
Starring officiating. The many
friends of the contracting parties
extend congratulations,
At the Congregational church
next Sunday, Dee. 10th: Morning
theme, christian FaithfuIness a
Whatever Cost; evening, "Faitt
Cure" Remember that sometimes
the bell fails to ring when the rope is
pulled. Come early whether the
bell rings OF not. PASTOR.
Mrs. A. NJ. Pultz returned from
Rochester last Friday. she left Mis-:
Lizzie quite comfortable, with thu
expectation that she would be ope
rated up for appendicitis some day
this week. Mrs. Pultz has a si,te
living near the hospital, so she die
not leave Lizzie entirely among
strangers. Times.
ID. E. Pratt. of Drakola vicinity
reports the best yield of corr that W.
have heard of so far. He has so acer,
of fine yellow dent. But the yield
referred to was a small piece of tire,
acres, by measurement, which husk,
ed out lSS bushels, or 62S bushels t.
the acre. the 80 acres will not yielo
so much but Mr., Pratt is satisfied
with the crop Says he has plent,
OF feed, aud a lot OF stock 10 eat il
He is now iatteuing ~ head of hog
for the market, besides keeping tn
brood herd for next season, ant
feeding a lot of cattle. ID. Il. onl,
made a start at farming a short tim
ago, but is meeting with success tina
in a few years will put him in tn
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-08
The Modern Author.

"Ah," said tie modern author, my
new book is enjoying wide popularity.
| just heard a oma who weighs 200
pounds declare that she liked it. And
that reminds me-: | must make haste
to forward this anecdote to my pub
fishers. 1t will make an excellent
literary note"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-08
And That let's Her Out.

1t is the duty Of a wife to agree
always with her husband-of course
excepting when he is in the wrong
Someryille Journal.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-08
Souvenir Hair Chains.

Ladies desiring a hair chain for
the holidays will do we'll to see or
address, Mrs. l.. 4 BAKER,
r, | Oldham, S. d.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-08
Subscribers should save the

pons in each issue of the INDICTMENT.
Each coupon counts one vote in this
contest. For all money paid on
subscription the subscriber is entitl
ed to cast 40 votes for each dollar.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-08
PIANO CONTEST.

Below we print the names of the
candidates entered in the l%NDEPEND
N pia O contest and the number
of votes recorded for EACH,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-12-08
THE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.


"A. n. Waters transacted business
at Huron Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-25
Cotton Set to Extend.

Waco. Texas. oe1. o5.-F. H. Bri.-
ton. president; W E, Green. general
Manager, and orher officials of The
Cotton Pelf system in Texas were
here today From President Bri5ton
i was learned hat an extension is
about 70 be made from Gatesyills. the
southern terminus. 70 Hamilton. dis
tance af over forty miles. taking the
Cotton Bet into new territory in
which there Will be no competition.
The Cotton Bel, has entered into an
agreement with the Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe. giving the latter line per
mission 70 run irs trains from Nc
Gregor 70 Waco. distance of twenty
FIVE miles. over the Cotton Belt racks.
The agreement is temporary ar
rangemenr. pending the huidlins of 8
Santa Fe track ans Waco depot facii-
HieS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-25
Murray and Mack.

Those funny fellows. Murray and
Mack. are offering a new comedy of
complications this season which they
call "Around the Town The piece
is said TO excel any previous vehicles
they have had. II is from the pen
of well-known writer and abounds
III repartee. quick dialogue and snap
py action. Special music has been
written especially for this production
TO which has been added all the very
latest New York song hits Murray
and Mack have agreed to spare no ex-
rense in giving their new Offering a
sumptuous production both scenically
and in costumins One of the strong
features is an excellent chorus of
male and female voices The cast
contains many well-known artists. Al
the Elks theater tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-25
ONLY A SUGGESTION.
eut It Has Proven Of Interest and
Value to Thousands.

Common sense would suggest that
il one wishes to become fsshy and
plump ii can only resul from the
food We al and digest and that food
should be alhuninous or fesh-form
ing feed, like egsS. beefsteak and ce-
reals; in other words. the kinds of
food that make flesh are the foods
which form the greater part OF our
daily bills of fare
But the trouble is hat while We
eat enough and generally 100 much.
the stomach, from ahuSe and over
work does not properly dieeSt and as
similate It. which IS the reason 50
many people remain thin and undev
Weigh: he digestive oreans do NOT
completely digest the fesh-formins
heefsteak. eggs and similar whole
some food.
There are thousands of such who
are really confirm ed dy>peptics. al
fhonsh they may have no particular
pain or inconvenience from their
stomachS
II such persons would lay heir
pr j0dices aside and make a reeular
nraeic ice of takins after each meal
one or TWO Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
les ne food wonld ne quickly and
hoHoashlv Gisested because these
1; hlets contain he natural nertones
ana diastase which every weak Ston-
ach lacks and by supplying his want
the ston aoh is soon enabled 20 reach
is natural tone ana vicor.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets digeSt ev-
ery Kind of feSh-formine food. meat
esgs. bread and potatoes. and his is
the rsaSon they SO quickly build IN.
strengthen and invisoraJe hin. dys.
psotic men. women and children.
invalids and children. even the
nos delicate. use hem with marked
hent f. as hey contain no Strong. irri-
'atins drugs. no cathar;ic nor any
harm full ingredients
SfusrJ'> Dyspepsia Tablets are he
most successful and mos widely
known of any remedy for stomach
troubles because hey are he most
reasonable and scien he Of mod, N
medicines
Stuaw'> Dy>pep>ia Tables are sold
by every druseiS, in he United S-afe>
and Canada as We'll as Grea9 Britain
:, 80 cents fer complete ,rea mem
\oihins further is required 70 cure
any stomach trouble o. 70 make hin
nervous. aNSpepfie people >,rons.
plump and Nell
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-25
Railroads Xiii SIS in Year

Washington. Oc-. s5.--As he result
Of accidents or railroad trains S>s
persons We're ki}led and 7&.1S3 inlur-
ID during he 'wslva mouths ending
June 50, ions. according 70 a report Of
he in.arSra.e CONN eree con mission
issued today. Con'nariSon with rae4
shows an increase of eleven KILLED
and 4l22 1ninned amons PASSENGERS.
whi'e he number af employees killed
shows 4 decreaSe Of los There W re
Isl cali~'osS and - railn,en-s.
q which - collisions an Is 3srail.
ments afecrsa passenger trains. The
s:an-aee % eaH~. engines and roadway
by -hese accidents amo,1n' % 70 s.
4a0s-f.