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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
Have a May Festival.

at the May festival to be held at Corcoran
Hall, beginning MAY 1st.s for tho benefit OF
ST. Patricks Church, the Ladies' Auxiliary, "A.
OF the booths They solicit from their friends
donations. large or small, money or articles.
Donations can be sent before May lat to Mrs.
John Teefey, president OF Division No. 4l4,
North Eighth Street, or after May LIST to
corcoran Hall for Auxiliary a. o. H. booth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
Grace street Residence.

Messrs. !. q. ELAN and Company, real
estate a. Vii sell at $3.50 o'clock'
I Tmesday ssa of,er,n1on, the valuable three-
story brick residence M !, s2e West Grace age
,rhr dns,rnhie residence Is deslrably 10,
catco and contains ten rooms; It's ,,, VEL l
built and IN good condition II IS likcly
to he a bargain. ~ {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
Miss Boykin Sponsor.
Special 10 The Times .DIrpatc h

lYptcial 10 The Times. DIEpatchJ
LYNcHBURG. VA. April 22-Arthur
u. Jennings, OF this city commander of
Sons Of Confederate Veterans. has APP
pointed Mlss Minnie Pegram Boykin.
daughter OF Colonel r.. y. Boykin. Of
Smi,hfeld, Isle Of Wight county, as spon-
SCR for the brigade nj the Confederate
feunIon. to be held In louisville. Mr..
Jennings ID In receipt Of q letter from
AifA Eoykin accepting the honor,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
san IS onnilnI,ygo Story Denied.

1Tf rs (By9 "A ssoclated Press.l IF1
UNSATISFACTORY April 22.--O m ciais o.
tho Navy Department to-day statea l .nna
orders 10 proceed from Pensacola to san
Y Domingo. Tho Tacoma, 1t Is e,e1'lainedi i
having finished target 'practic on when rs
she was engaged. Is going TO san Do-
1ninRo 10 Join her squadron,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
St. Marks Church.

Following Is the programme to be observed
this morning: Professional hymn, 100, Welcome
Happy Morning. Christ, Our Passover In Il
niolden). Gloria Tatrl (cobin).E TIC Deum In
G tHopkns), Jubilate In 3 flat (Rogers).
III, He is Risen: Gloria Tibi tAnon): Onertory,
Raise Now Your Joyful Praises (Alacy; COM
nunion service: Sanctus In a (Danks); hymn
22s; Gloria In Excelsls told chanD; reccs-
s!onal, Tho Day OF Resurrection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
Will Moye to Ashland.

sw North Meadow Street. have Just purchased
charming place, known ~ the ,,,, Ma as,e
property IN Ashland, where thsy VIII sFes'u'
The friends OF Mrs. Quarles VII be GLAD Y, e
know thai this change Of residence WI, ia nis
cauae her to sever her connectloA NAsA p4s
81. Johns Episcopal Church "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
az pucEp RATES VIA ATL.AJNT TIC
COAST LINE IT Q scoLuMRlA,. g. g
"a AND APRIL 26 49, 1905. PEI &

Accornt meeting Of tho Conference o.
,Frfiucation in the South, April 90 70 2s
1ob the Al antio Coast Line. Will sell 4. tlck-
tt.Y to Columbia, g. g., and return At rate
~ one fare plus twenty-five cents Tor
the round trip, tickets on sale April ESQ;
I'M ana 25th, good returning UP to and
handing May 9Th. The Atlantic Coast
line has two fast daily trains Win
through connections, Pullman ana d.h I'M
VIZ For further Information apply to agents
Of the company; or.
o G. s, cAMHBEI,L,
Diyixion Passenger Agent, n
Rss East Main Street, Richmond, Va, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
Battleship Texas.

special 10 Tho Times Dispatch.J
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. April 22.--The
baitlcSh!p Texas arrived here to-day and
y .cnallng, She win drop down 70 Old
Point IN q day or twn: and VIII await the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

books, who would not agree to provide
the people OF Virginia as good books,
Both In literary and mechanical sense,
and as cheaply as are furnished to any
other State in the Union"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
DO aaneReaeuoae oseBonSaon0!
: WEBSTE Err | TENS ];
= ouououeuoaoao

4 q
~ Fred j. Trainor witnes sed the harvest beau
ties OF our town Saturday before returning to-
his Devils Lake duties
A little daughter is ..at home since Sunday
morning at tho home OF Mr.and Mrs. Dbl Nc
Naughton. DR.. Sihler is in attendance.
4 Little Doris Leet was quite sick Saturday
and Sunday but now has quite recov ered
Fletcher Maharrys drove through the metro;
polls Saturday afternoon. III
Messrs Geo. Davis and Marion Small were
the literary guests of Friday and Saturday and
the Websterites canneyeT. ia hom tho impress
i sion made by our little illage. They may cons
slider they have q standing invitation to come
again and stay longer. 4 ss
The Three who ara not Kipling' y Mlska.
teers, Y but are a crowd nevertheless, are be.
coming the pride of the prairies. They enter,
tafned, quite unconsciously, Tuesday and
another hero says the chaperone Is 50 pretty
and interesting and wonders If w. A presencs
could be allowed. S34Ssss III AZ
Supt. White Of the ST. Anthony Elevator Com
pany was in town on businiss Snnda y.
Monday nights frost disposed Of some very
fragrant and beautiful flower beds.
Rev. N. 81 Reeves will hold services in the
4 Presbyterian church next Sunday afternoon at
the usual hour SUNDAY school viii pc CON
Ginued as formerly. s
Our Rough RIDER has beensche rishing, Tex
pectations', 81 influential of course for three
whole days and Monday afternoon natsralized
Il the climax 5
Divine servicesis held in st. Glements, Web
ater, every Lord day afternoon at 80 till fur
Il ther notice. Rev. b. Ct johnson. sOf Deviia
I Lake, late Of st. Paul, officiating. Every one
4 Strangers visiting the neigh orhood are espec
\ tally welcomes. Ali should avail themselves OF
this opportunity OF hoaring Rev. Johnson. So
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
.BR()cK| |
soaomo n0aeRaao Hoaoa''


hseshing has begun in this section 81 the
state and the yield is much better than most Of
the farmers xpected.
Miss Anlbuhl Of Fox Lake went to Devils
Lake last week TO visit friends for few days
Hon. Henry Hale was In town last Saturday
looking after the interests Of Mr.. Maher in this
locality.
rs. NJ, Butler has accepted. q position as on.
gineer Of q threshing outfit
\. A few Of the faithful attended 4 dance All
awton last Friday evening"
e, q. Engesather and family aud Dr. Fergu.
son visited ct Mr.. En gesat theirs farm north of
Arrangements:haye been made for teaching
THE ninth and tenth grades III the village
G Miss Helma Hooker from PERTH. il yisiting
srlends ~ town and the surrounding country
\ 8. n. Martin has com BID tod his Threading ind
reports a yield s0f over twenty five bushels OF
wheat 10 the acre. being fully FIVE litiiitlred
bushels more than he expected.
his tresns Hill ana MI II BUSY s iu s tsas North nth
western part ~ the tfstnsh ipss
There we're afes hobos who started Ia MAJ e A
disturbances last SUNDAY nigl Il and when. mar
shal Ragap nttanp ted 10 fgeat thero, "a he's ri,
sisted with the result that ,ar,esof thefai vi 4
shot BIZ the qsTshaI through the n ss,N Part 81
the leg. which brought him 20 his eenssa. He
county isil az Devils Dake last Monday
Il very se9eTs sehdES Vas adninissorsi Is
the old of tii h ilage last week when
sgns assly himself down se
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
aaoHon0nononue acne aomonoo
!: Weste rllief1lerl
Observation-Disclosures

Gradually-a smile dawns on the counten-s
ance Of each and every soil Her. 4.
Threshing is now in full blast in this section
of the country, and with as many machines as
there are this season, threshing will not last as
long as was anticipated. IS
This seasons sportsmen have been some
what disguised at the result OF this years
chicken crop, very few chick ems are to- be
found, but ducks are numerous. Geese have
already made their appearances.
s s. E. Seyerson speut few dayn Of last week
at the Minnesota State Fair, and has been adj
ded to the long list of admirers of the celebra-
ted Dan Patch.
Miss Inga Gierum left last Monday for Hamr-
den where she, with her sister have accepted
srie position of cooking, during the threshing
period. II
Miss Dora Jacobson returned Friday from
her extended visit with relatives at Hamilton,
points and as would be natural, fully enjoyed
her outing.
Carl Christianson left Sunday for Beyroute
Nd. whore he will be employed With Martin
Tiinbos, the latter owning a large threshing
outfit at that place. Il s33s n "a 81 Il ID.
The Norwegian school Of Religion closed
, Saturday noon and on Sunday afternoon fol-
lowing an exceptionally good program was
givea BY tns school, arranged by steir teaches,
Sondar Toiiefson. Recitations and songs were
I rendered by the pupils and several pretty
i chorus SELECTIONS were rendered by the choir.
Kew. J. !. j. Strandneas who preached in the
forenoon attended the program in the afternoon
and also delivered few remarks. Mr.. Toilet
son nweH chosen words del iyered a farewell
| address to the school, thanking them for past
/ pleasures which he had enjoyed in their midst
/ during the short time he has been with them,
The E. A. $. met last Thursday at the home
of Mrs. p. Morgan
Peter Nelson of Big Butte was d visitor here
4 sunday returning home Mond
u
4 Churchs Ferry attended the meeting of the Z.
/ A. y. at Mrs. Inorganic Thursday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15

EctEht and sold for cash or carried on reasonabN
narsins, i,a,. which there viii ne thaTgc Of
grain, II On stocks
Write for cur market letter. 8 s III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FORT OF TEN


u Mrs. Kraguess left Tuesday for their farm
near Goa TO over see the storing Of the harvest.
Painters Nixon and Burdick left this week,
We've had rainy weather since in certain To-
,calities. 55
4 Miss Ethel Clark will have charge Of school
room for a half OF each day that her services
are not required at the hospital.
8 school for the employees children began
Monday. Miss Rachel Bandy will have charge
until different arrangements are made.
The Indian conference closed Sunday Ser
vices in English were held ~ the afternoon
was present, a number from Oberon: and y ln-
.newaukan. & Ne Il
Insurance. Agent, Green Of Devils Lake spent
several days last week in our midst.
Mrs Drumond Of Devils Lake was in town
Sunday. sgs5S
Tho first Sunday evening assembly was held
last sunday. The employees were given an ops
portpnitys to welcome the chl idren and give
them bel pful pointers for the ensuing year.
h Supt. G. Ii. Davis left this week Tor Turtle
appropriations have been made for, them bnt
not yet approved. sss
Prot. r. s. Dewar. Mr.. and Mrs. Routier and
Mrs. Dandy OF Devils Lake were taking in the
sights here Sunday.
Hapson OF Minneapolis visited at the Palmer
home last week. ss.
Misses jacobson and Proffett and Messrs.
Wellington and Vanhorn were in 1T. Totten
last Sunday. 81.
Misses Grace Claud and Maud Burdick Of
Obsron spent q part OF last week az the Bandy
home. MI y;
The abnndan yield Of grain makes the Red
i man smile.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15

Lakota and married a young lady Of that thirty.
ing town. We feel that this is a rebuke to the
bachelors of both towns, and q very significant
pointer for the ladies of this placs. Every
body is clad to see Isaac SO happy.
The .'Manse'' has been sold and removed from
block number one to block number seven, and
is now occupied by its owner, MI. Issac Erick,
son and family.
A dance was given in the Finnish Hall, eight
miles east Of town last Saturday night. A fey
Brocketites attended. 4 $s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15
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mankind would have to
invent milk. Milk rs Ma
ture S en- orl butter
put lin shape for eaiges-
tioE1. Cod liver oil is ex-
trsrnely nouris hin but
lit has TO be ernlilsified
before we can digest it.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15

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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-09-15

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Arizona republican., 1905-09-27

You are the mysterious MT Rallies from The Hub"
Arizona republican., 1905-09-27
Wothlng succeccs L.ke Success.
IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence and patronage of the leading business men, and III O St prominent
 citizens of Arizona. The n1ctnr n Uradpafa Cf
Arizona republican., 1905-09-27

protection against fire on the stage, for last year a heavy asbestos curtain was provided for use in such an emergency. The asbestos curtain when used falls just behind the new and beautifully decorated canvas.
 The new curtain is at first glance only a reproduction of AriZOna's great est snow place, even more, natures most magnificent scenic panorama, the Grand Canyon. The picture of the Grand Canyon occupies over half the curtain, and is of course in the center.
 The delicate coloring and varied tints of the Grand Canyon scene equal any of the oil paintings of that won derful place displayed in railroad offices and elsewhere for advertising purposes, and excel many a canvs from the same study that poses in picture galleries for art. In fact the artist of the Townsend Go. was greatly aided in his work by one of the best Santa Fe pictures of the canyon that could be obtained for this purpose.
 Around the canyon view are the ad- vertisements, mainly with gold for a background. and in vari- -coIored letters gracefully formed with the brush of one who has an eye and a taste for beauty as well as the proper cOncep- tion of the right cOlOrs for bringing the advertising legends into notice. Each is surrounded by a painted frame. rather than a mere streak of black paint to show the dead-line between the space owned by the respective ad- Vertising patrons. Nor is this all, for on the reverse side of the curtain, seen only by the actors and employees of the house and visiting companies, are other advertisements of hotels, laundries and such institutions as it might reasona- bly, be expected would interest the travelling actor folk
 In front again. at the bottom of the marble onyx foundation, on which the huge picture above seems to rest, so that while there is Q material financial incentive for the enterprise. it is most cIeverly concealed and therefore of most benefit, for one will get the worth of one visit to the theater in looking at the curtain, regardless of the mer- its of the show.
 Manager Berger said he had this sort of a curtain in mind a year ago but conditions did not justify his putting it in but this year he feels justified not only in going to this expense but in making other decided improvements. The most notable is the carpeting of the theater. Heretofore it has been a noisy place that attracted attention whenever there was walking to and fro but now brightly coIored carpets have been provided for the entire auditorium
Arizona republican., 1905-09-27
ARTISTIC ADVERTISING
A Theater Curtain That Is We'll Worth
 Looking At.

Scarcely could a more beautiful ad- vertising curtain be conceived, than the new one recently installed, that will greet the eyes of the patrons of the Doris opera house this winter. It is the work of the Townsend Scenic Go. of Dallas and St. Paul. the particular curtain coming from Dallas. One nas to look at it twice ito realize that it is intended for advertising rather than for art in its simple purity unsullied by the everlasting chase for dollars. The curtain is made of a fire proof fabric, thus giving to this theater a double
Arizona republican., 1905-09-27
SOCIETY WoMEN's DREAD.

Dozens of society women in New York are under constant treatment to keep themselves down to the limit 140 pounds. Mrs Herman Oelrichs
 one of the leaders of the Newport set. has conquered in the war she has been waging against increasing weight. Not only has she checked the progress of the arch enemy of womanhood. but she has reduced her weight amazingly. From a stout matron she has trans formed herself into the figure of a girl but only after years of patient ef- fort and grim determination. From her normal weight of 19O she has re- duced herself to 13O by a system of self denial that would be accounted cruelty if forced upon a poor woman.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-27
Is That Made by a Local Institution of
 Learning.

Few people outside of those who have been directly benefited ever stop tc think of the great amount of good the Lamson Business college has done the people of Maricopa county and Ari- zOna. Perhaps no other one factor has wielded a greater influence over the .destinies of the more progressive young people of this valley. Dozens of young people are prepared there every year for a successful business career but the work is done so quietly that but few people ever learn of it.
 During last year more than two score of young people were prepared to hold positions and every one of these is now drawing a good salary The business department has always been a strong department, but during the past year and a half the stenographic department under the able guidance of Mrs. Land has made a remarkable rec ord
 This school has never been able to furnish half the graduates it had de- mand for. It is no uncommon thing for a graduate of their combination course to start off at a salary of $10O per month. Every year two or three young people pass from this school into some literary college and pay all expenses through college with their business ed ucatiOn.
 It has calls now at excellent sala- ries for three of it's graduates which it cannot fill. All in all it may be con- sidered one of the greatest blessings to the Salt River valley.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-27
A REMARKABLE RECORD

You are the mysterious MT. RafIIe. from The Hub"
Arizona republican., 1905-09-27

Wanted, two dozen Minorca hens and two dozen Leghorn bullets. Hoghe's Chop House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-04
IT Is SERIOUS.
Some Salt Lake City People Fail
10 Realize tho Seriousness.

The constant aching Of bad back,
The WEAKNESS, the tired feeling,
The pains and aches of kidney ills
Are serious-It neglected.
Dangerous urinary troubles follow.
A Salt Lake city citizen shows you
how TO avoid them. Thomas Smith,
paper hanger, Of 1913 South Main Street
says "a slight pain In my back
coupled with n disturbed action OF the
kidney secretIons led me to reason that
IL my kidneys were at fault stitch
IN time would save nine, and the pre-
sent was the time to act, for kidney
complaint Is so gradual and so insid-
lous In its dealings with ordinary
mortals that complications are apt to
arise which lead to serious trouble,
tried a remedy very natteringly adyer-
tiscd TO cure kidney complaint, and
gave II a fair trial but 1t failed TO
stop my baCkaChe, Then | went for
Doan's Kidney Pills To- the Il. j. Hin
Drug CO.'S store and commenced the
treatment II only required q dose or
two TO tell me that they were aCting
just as promised After their use for
somc time the backache and irregular
fly OF the kidney secretlons absolutely
stopped,
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Forster Milburn CO., Buffalo, n.
Y, sole agents for the United states.
Remember the name -Doan's-and
take no other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-04

ITO hest that charity can do can fur
nlsh only temporary p1lliatives and
postpone the application OF Some RENE
edy that YIN strike at che root OF tho
evil
81 could almost wish" writes 1arald
Hegbic. "that charity would shut up rs
purse ana say No 20 the appeals OF
East London NJ for three weeks all
the splendid agencies for succoring the
poor were wholly paralyzcd-lf every
phllanthroplc door at which they are
now accustomed Co Knock were fast
shut against the sick the hungry and
tko homeless -thCn, I think swiftly and
finally, "a storm would break over West
Iamster which would shatter and des-
troy the reign OF thinking inepiitude.
The need of the hour Is a statesman
CHARITYs DoLEs,
Read between the lines. there Is not
much difference between this address "
tho polished man OF letters Co cultured
Intelligence and the speech of the DEM
agOgue TO the victims of hard times
0ud social conditions. Both regard
the present ministry with contempt
Both nre I'm agreement that 10 ig emil
Tcntly desirable something should hap-
pen which would compel q serious Of
sort TO prevent such stupedOus misery
and dcstitution, instead OF resting con-
tent with The doing out OF charity that
thus far has barely suiilced 10 st0ye on
actual starvation among thousands,
Winter I'm London is always accom-
panied by hearfondIug scenes Of mis-
cry and distress but not for long years
has there been anything approaching
the present destltution, Many Of the
leaders Of tho various relief agencies
predict that matters VIII become much
worse before the winter erds Already
nil the warehouses; are filled Thousands
are I'm receipt Of outdoor relief Every
charitable organization ~ sttalnlng its
resources 10 the utmost and issuing
pitiBblc appeals for FUNDS 10 enable
them to meet the Increasing demands
upon them
The salvation Army and the Church
Army Keep q legion Of poor Wretches
nom famishing The several metro
Dolitan borough councils have started
iellef works, A Mansion House fund
has been opened % which the King has
rich brewer, $4,000, and the Messts
Fothsohud $4,000 Az that charity
can be Induced 10 do lg being done. And
yot wlthpl according 20 one authority
DR. Horton. 100000 lll.clad aud UNDER
frd children appear daily mt the free
schools to Wrostlc simultaneously with
elementary education and hunger.
WHILE TRADE EXPANDS DEsTI-
TUITION INCREASES.
Tho restitution IL not confined 10 Lon
Don, II s spread all over the United
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-04

took such prominent part in develop
Ing the 'terrltory.
. Your true pioneer IL one for whom an
undeyeloped country has Il peculiar
charm, probably for the reason that
there Is plenty OF elbow room, not only
geographically, but industrially. No
vocation Is oyercrowded and the true
pioneer likes room, particularly TO put
his Ideas into experimental form with
out being trammeled by too much sys-
TEN and detail, such as exists I'm old
and settled community life. lie IS en-
terprisng and progressive, but has not
much patience with the method and
conservative tendencies of complex
civilization. This makes him a pio-
neer When such a man has the abil-
ito to iterest otherns IN his projects TO
the degree Of active cooperation, he
becomes a valuable acquisition to new
community. After the community be-
comes older, and the social machinery
runs smoothly and regularly, all the
parts complete and each doing its work
Systematically and by rule, the pio-
GERS ocncupation as such Is gone, And
n he remains, and IL unable to reduce
and contract his efforts 10 some par
ticular branch of competing Industry