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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-21

No. sse. sl,4O0-s-room house In
and downstairs; good wood shed,
s rees 1865 sss to ;e s5S ca nlse shade
in the south end@prae cHtsfs
new-50 IT. lot. A beautiful
No. 7eh sl,sO0-rhis is a six
room house on Cottonwood street;
city water; small cellar; wood
shed on premises. Everything in
good repair-5O It. lot. Some
nice largo shade trees.
No. 3s4. ss,oo0-This is an s-room
house on Chestnut street; water,
sewer. bath. as also good bricked
up ceiiar-s2x140 It. lot. Large
NICE hn,ssa shade ~ trees; A good warm
localities in the city. Very rea.
sonable terms can be arranged
for. Let us show this property to
you. ="
No. $40. e1,05O-Six-room house
IN the South end-25xl4O It, LOT.
Nice shade trees. Liberal terms
can be arranged for.
No. sl7. s2,5oo-A beautiful
eight-room house on q 5Ox140 It.
corner lot, located in a splendid
locality just one block OH Uni
versity avenue. Good large barn
on premises. This is dandy
house and everything is in first.
class shape. Handy to the Uni
versity.
No. $50. sl,s00-New six.room
house In the North end-5O IL.
lot; bricked up cellar; woodshed
attached to house.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-21

: {. B. Collins. name given = (
) week ago to Chief Lowe.
Z. w. Burton, name given this
morning to DOCTORS.
Mrs. Gertrude Taylor, his wlfe's 4
name. 4
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-21
w. III. KELSEY, Grand Forks
Born-A Son,
Miss Collins Ill.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. Rosenzweig are the
parents OF a son, born Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26

DE afforded to San Francisco SUFFERERS have
been removed by a consolidation of the
citizens finance committee of San Fran
cisco with the California branch Of the
Red Cross This consolidation assures the
active cooperation of the Red Cross with
the local relief committee In San Fran
cisco and places all distribution of such
supplies and accounting for contributions
under the War Department.
DR. Devine, the Red Cross special agent,
has advised the central committee OF the
Red Cross of the consolidation IN the fol-
lowing dispatch:
Have effected consolidation of finance
committee with California branch of the
Red Cross. The new committee, of which
James D. Phelan is chairman, is called
finance committee of relief and Red Cross.
Intense local feeling that this committee
should be recognized. 1t includes twenty
representative organizations. and Is entirely
satisfactory to Judge Morrow. Actual man
agement and distribution of relief in hands
of military authorities. Conservative es-
innate places the homeless at 2J0.D0. Am
visiting relief stations this evening as basis
for recommendations"
Surgeon General O'Reilly of the army,
the chairman of the Red Cross central
committee, replied to this dispatch fol-
lows:
1.-The executive committee gladly recog-
nizes committee of relief and Red Cross.
Will forward funds to credit of James
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26
sYsTEMAT1z1na THE WORK.
Conference of Military and Civil
Authorities.

The following telegram from Gen. Greedy
was received at the War Department yes
terday afternoon:
Had extended conference with DIR. De-
vine, general agent Red Cross Society," dur
ing which general lines of cooperation by
the army and himself have been cordially
outlined. In order to insure harmony and
greatest efficiency this work will proceed
under division supervision, with Depot
Quartermaster Devol and Depot Commits
sary Krauthor in charge of duties per-
tanning to their special departments. De-
vine is co-ordinating and concentrating
relief work along lines that promise eff
ficiency and harmony Under these con-
dttions and at request of Mayor Schmitz
the army assumes duty of supply. with
food all destftutes within city limits
Health Of city remarkably good consider
ing all conditions. Have found availa BILE
quartermasters among officers arriving SO
that four regular quartermasters named
will not be needed
All chance of misunderstanding as to
the channel through which relief should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26
Words of Praise WE'LL MGrited
A WELL=kNoWN ARTICLE.
BY A WELL=KNOWN ARTICLE.

q much has been written by the standard medical autori
- ties of all the several schools of practice in praise oil
the native, or American, medicinal plants which
into the composition OF Dr. Perces Golden Medical Dcov
that in attempting quote from the various works
Maera Medca hardly knows where commence. since
they volumnous that only the briefes and inn
perfect reference can be presented in short article like this
Briefly then let us say that the Golden Medical Dscov
cry named from the sturdy little plant Golden Seal the
root OF which enters largely into its composition Besides
this valuable ingredient contains glyceric extracts of
Stone Queens root Black Cherybar Bloodroot and
Mandrake
Finley Ellngwood, NJ D., eminent practitioner of Chi
oago and Professor OF Maeria Medca in the Bennett Medical
College OF that city, in his recently published work Thera
peutcs says of Golden Seal 81" the natural OF
smuans the normal functions of digestion Its influence
upon the surfaces renders it important in
tarral gastrits inflammation of soac and gastric (stom
ach) liberation"
Many other authorities we'll Dr. Eingwood the
Hydrasts Golden Sea remedy catarrhal diseases of
the nasal passages stomach broncha gall ducts kidneys
tesnes and bladder Among these, may mention Prof
John King. NJ d. author of the American Dispenatory Prof
J. NJ Scudder NJ d. his Specific Medication; = DR. Hale
the Hahnemann Med College of Chicago Grover Coe M D.
of New York, in his Organic Medicines Dr. Barthoow OF
Jefferson Med College, Phla, and of other leading
medical writers and teachers.
All the foregoing eminent authorities exto the curative
virtues of Golden Seal in OF stomach liver and intestinal
weakness torpor and liberation of bowels Dr. Ellngwoot
recommends highly In those of atomic dyspepsia
when the entire apparatus, including the liver agnant and
imperative He also extos highly in the many
and arrangements peculiar and SAYS at is
most important remedy many disorders OF the womb"
Golden Seal root ydrastis) important ingredient OF
DR.. Perces Favote Prescription for weak, nervous run
down" women.
But the Golden Medical Discovery it may
be said that its curative properties wholly dependent
upon Golden Seal valuable other equally potent
gradients add greatly value and fact less
portant than the Hydrass or Golden Seal.
In all bronchial throat lung and kindred ailments Stone
Black Cherrybark Queens and Bloodroot each
plays important part effeeing the phenomenal of
Golden Medical Discovery does Golden Seal All these
ingredients have the endorsement of prominent practitioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26
WILL BE A TIGHT SQUEEZE.
Passage of the Dewey Through the
Suez Canal

The Navy Department has been In
formed that the final arrangements are
being made for the passage through the
Suez canal of the dry dock Dewey. 1t is
realized that that is difficult undertake
Ing and one without precedent. The canal
must be cleared Of all other shipping for
a period Of six days at least, and the clear
ance between the sides Of the great dock
and the sides Of the canal in places is be-
lieved to be only about two feet. an ex-
ceedingly small margin of safety. The
information that has came to the depart
ment is contained in the following cable
gram from Commander Hosley, on board
the Glacier at Port Said, dated Tuesday
'Brutus leaves today for the Suez Canal.
Glacier and Caesar, 1t is probable, will
leave tomorrow. The floating dock, In
tow Of the Potomac and other tugs, will
start Friday. Six days will be required
in transit What happens to the Tacoma ?
(Signed) AOSLEY.
In answer to the last question the de-
partment has replied that the Tacoma
will be held at Alexandria for the present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26

Reports From San francisco to the
Interior Department.
Reports now being received by the bu-
reaus OK the Interior Department show that
this branch Of the government was very
heavy loser In the disaster In San Fran
cisco. The extent OF the damage had been
merely surmised until yesterday and TODAY.
but the representatives OF the department
on the ground have been gradually getting
kilograms through which have served 70
enfightsn the ofaciafs Mere.
The land commissioners bureau proba-
bly, suffered more heavily than any other
portion of the department. The San Frat
cisco land once and the Office of the United
States surveyor general. both under this
bureau. were located in the subtreasury
building. which was in the center or the
fire district and was ruined.
A brief telegram received by General
Land Commissioner Richards signed by
Receiver Morton and Registrar Hunt of the
San Francisco land office says: Land Of
flee In ruins
Chief Clerk Macy told Star reporter
records of the land office were almost en-
tfrely destroyed. The most valuable Of
these include tract books containing all en-
tries and data In regard to lands in the
San Francisco district, which embraces
5f3 wnships. each containing about 81.
coo acres: and also all township plats. He
estimates that It Will take about 1100 days
of work to replace these from records IN
this city at cost of about 5000 or Sc, 600
A telegram from the United States sur
veyor general, ". s. Graham, read In part:
All records completely destroyed. Win
not be able to nd suitable quarters here
unless there Is space in the custom house
or the new post Office, which cannot be
ascertafned at this time. VIII wire when
matters are more settled.
MI Macy Is now figuring on the preba-
BILE cost of replacing the records In this
office, and thinks II will be at least $500oD.
and perhaps much more. PIats and rec
ords OF about 5000 townships were kept in
this Office. A number Of old Spanish rec
ords were there, referring to ancient land
grants. and these. II they have been de-
stroyed, will be non-replaceable.
The Indian office supplies also Jared
badly. Commissioner Leupp received this
telegram from Oakland late yesterday:
Employees uninjured. Safe probably all
right. Other records fire destroyed
More detailed reports are being awaited
by these offices and likewise by the pension
Office, which had number of valuable
records in San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26
THE KEARsARGE EXPLOSION.
Report of the Court of Inquiry Re
ceived

The report Of the court Of inquiry in
the case of the accident on board the Kear-
sarge, resulting In the loss of the lives
of eight men, has reached the Navy De-
partment and is in the hands of the
judge advocate general for review. 1t must
then go before Secretary Bonaparte.
The report is nothing more than an elab-
Grated statement of the facts relative to
the cause of the accident contained in the
order to the Atlantic fleet of Rear Admiral
Evans, which in substance indicated that
no one in the forward turret was RESPONSE
BILE for the disaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26

schools medicine the OF diseases of the
bronchia, throat and lungs
OF Queens Prof. King says: can Alternative blood
purifier unsurpassed by lew, any, other of the known al
eratves Most successful in skin and scrofuous aecons
beneficial in bronchial afections permanently bron
ctis relieves irritatons important cough remedy coughs
OF years standing being cured; aids in boodmaking and
triton and may be taken without harm for long periods
Queens root Golden Seal root Stone Black Cherry
bark and Bloodroo all articles extoed by leading pract
of all the schools the very best of cough medicines
made especially valuable when combined with chemically
pure gcerne which greatly enhances the curative action of
all these ingredients in all bronchial throat and lung aec
tons, coughs and kindred ailments.
Who doubt the efficacy of such a compound when
scientifically made up DR. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
covery? Who doubt that effective remedy for
the several diseases for which its ingredients highly
recommended by the foremost writers Matera Medical
in the cure of the chronic lingering pers
and obstinate of bronchial layngial and lung at
ections attended by hoarseness and cough which,
neglected badly treated would generally have
SUMPTION that Golden Medical Discovery" has the high
praise who have observed its marvellous control
these and kindred affections 1t cheap compound
made up trashy ingredients for free distribution curious
people may experiment upon themselves with the many
fake nostrums commonly sent out trial bottles 1t has
foyyear record embracing many thousands OF cures be-
hind sold reasonable price and may be found in all
drug and medicine stores in this and many foreign
1t will be seen from the above brief extracts how well
Golden Medical Discovery adapted for the cure of all
blood diseases croulous and skin affections erptons
blotche pnples kindred ailments also that it is equally
good all Catarrhal affections, where seated and
for all Of indigestion dyspepsia torpid liver or bilious
ness and as and inugorator all manner of weak
and in debility and prostraon the above
tracts amply show.
Much further information as to the properties and of
Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierces Favote Pre-
serption for weak will be found in little booklet of
from standard medical books which will be mailed
FREE any address request by postal
to DR. r Y. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
All the several ingredients of DR. Pierce medicines will be
found from the reading OF this little book the strong
est possible professional endorsements and recommendations
for the OF all the diseases for which these medicines are
recommended No other medicines for ike purposes have
such endorsements They alcoholic nonsecrct
and reliable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26
Resignation Of Lieut.. Winston

The President has accepted the resigna-
ton of Second Lieut.. Patrick H. Winston.
Artillery Corps to take effect on the 30th
instant Lieut.. Winston is a native of
North Carolina and was graduated at the
United States Military Academy in June,
1895 He has been recently stationed at
Vancouver barracks, Wash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26

d. Phelan. Law requires that all Red
Cross accounts be audited by the War De-
partment. Please keep accounts SO this
may be done"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26
Orders to Civil Engineer Menocal.

Civil Engineer A. j. Menocal of the navy
has been detached from duty in the bureau
of wards and docks, Navy Department ane
ordered to continue duties under the bu-
reau of medicine and surgery Navy De.
partment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26
Virginia Postmasters Appointed.

The following appointments of fourth
class postmasters in Virginia have been an
nounced: Deatonvile Herbert l.. Vaughan;
Lawton, Isaac A. Holt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26

All the ingredients entering into Dr. Perce's Favorte Pre-
scption printed plain English each bottle wrapper.
DIR Pierce thereby shows that he afraid tell his pa
tiens just what this medicine made Of This Of
any other medicine especially designed for the OF
ans peculiar ailments. The Prescription is also the only
womans medicine sold through druggists that does
tain large percentage OF alcohol contains drop
AS indication OF the high in which the medical
profession coming regard the several ingredients If
which DIR Piercc Favoie Prescription for weak and ailrs
composed we Lave here insert only the ol
lowing
Dr. John Fyfe OF Saugatuck, Conn, Editor of the Depat
of Therapeutics in the Eclectic Review says of Unicorn
He1onias Dioca) of chief ingredients of Dr.
Perces Favorie Prescriptions "A remedy which invariably
uterine invigorator and always favors condition
which makes for normal activity of the entire reproductive
system be of great usefulness and of the
importance to the general practitioner OF medicine
"n Helonas we have medcament which fully
the above purposes than any other drug with which
acquainted In the of diseases peculiar
is seldom that which does present
indication for this remedial agent.
"The following among the leading indications for He
lonas Pain aching the back, with leucorhoea atone
(wea) conditions of the reproductive organs OF women
tai depression and rritaty associated with chronic diseases
of the reproductive organs of women sensation Of
heat the region OF the kidneys; menoagia (hoodngl,
due weakened condition OF the reproductive system;
amenorrhoea arising from accompanying abnormal
dition of the digestive gans and anaemc n blood
habit dragging sensations the lower part OF the
abdomen"
If less OF the above symptoms present
valid do better take Dr. Perce's Favore
Prescriptions of the leading ingredients OF which Uni
root, Helonas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26
who ran to help me when 1 fell
And would some pretty story tell,
Or kiss the place to make it well,
My mother.

A MOTHERS worries many. She sometimes forgets
IN her bodily dscomorts because of her overpower-
ing love for the child. She becomes broken down,
sleepless irritable and feels tired from morning until
night Many mothers OF experience tell you that such
time they have been relieved benefited and strengthened
and put into proper health by taking prescription which
their mothers had told them the best wonans and
nervlne to be taken at such times DR. Pierce Favorte Pre-
scrption has enjoyed enviabe reputation over third
of century In all that time has sold largely in
the United States than any other for Woans needs
Dr. Pierce made up this prescription from native medicinal
roots without the of particle of alcohol and for the
single purpose of curing those diseases peculiar
and when there is lack of womany strength bear the
burdens of maternal duty. How few come to this
critical time With adequate strength The why
sink under the strain of motherhood is because
they unpepared Is preparation then required
erhoods asks the young woman And every experienced
mother answersYes Il unhesiatingly advise expectant
mothers Dr. Perces Favorite Prescription writes
Mrs w g. Stephens, of Mia, Va. The for this
that Dr. Perces Favorite Prescription the best
preparative for the maternal function No how
healthy and strong may be- she cannot Ca
vorite Prescription peparatve for maternity without
gain of health and comfort But is the who are
strong who best appreciate the great benefits
from the of Favore Prescription. For thing its
makes the babys advent comparatively painless has
many reduced days of suffering brief few hours
has changed the period of anxiety and struggle time
of and comfort.
DUTY WOMEN OWE THEMSELVES.
Good actions speak loader than words So too does tie
testimony OF thousands Of during third
century speak louder than claims backed by any
such record OF cures.
Miss Emma Petty IIa6 Olive Street Indianapolis Ind
Past Vice President Daughters OF Pocahontas Mnneoa
Council also Organs South Baptist Church. Indianapolis
writes For several years suffered from female weakness
which serious drain my vitality sappng my strength
and causing headaches bearing down pains gem
era WORKOUT feeling until really had desire to i've
had many medicines recommended and tried many
but did not get relief until took DR. Peces Fa-
vore Precription tn months much better and
stronger, and in four months we'll Have had
disagreeabe discharge pain have
praise Favorte Prescription, consider It without
equal for ills Of women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26
MEN AND WOMEN

should have medical book handy fer knowledge power
They should know about anatomy and physiology They
should have book thai of the sociological relations Of,
both of and wedlock well how and when
and daughter Has unequaed endorsement OF the
press ministry legal and medical professions The main
of unappness III health, sicky children and divorce
admitted by physicians shown by be the
violation of the laws of self and standard work is the
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser by R. V. Pierce
NJ D. Send 81 stamps for the clobound book
stamps for the volume. Address Dr. r. "
Pierce, Buffalo, N. X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26
The Thomas Reaches Manila.

The War Department has been advised
today of the safe arrival of the transport
Thomas at Manila.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-26

Gentlemen,
Your Danderine has made my hair
grow over three feet longer than II was
when began Its use.
II Is now over five feet long and keeps
right on growing: II seems TO fairly
crawl out of my scalp: 1t is SO glossy and
nice. too.
wishes.
Sincerely,
JEANETTE wALLICE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
NORFOLK TURNS TABLES
Takes Last Of Series from Dan
vile bys An Easy. Score.
/snncini ~ Tha Times. Dlspat ch, J

r. (Spccinl to Tho Times. Dispatc n
DANVILLD, Va, July 1.-THE crew OF
tho Mary Jane, after being twice defeated
~ the Tobacconists. turned tho ta pies
here to-day. and carried OF the last q
the series ~ a score OF s to. 9. McKnight.
the Danvlle tvrler who pitcher p. so enc.
day, took the box for the locals. but
had 10 be removed on account Of his
.wildness. He allowed several free passes
tto the initial sack and struck two OF the
.hatters, winston, who succeeded Nc.
Knight pitched good game .;,a ana g. h ses
When he entered tho box Norfolk held
two runs piled e her credit ana Is, ne
MS M WlN ,na II good form. ana pitched
q good game. He was given magnificent
support tho e!d and the only /. or re
one ~ the twirler. Tho contest to-day
vas tssare a,,g I'm o Ma OK
~ sent the sphere over the fence with
= Few yards 10 spare, scoring two runs Ans
1s Following Is the tnbulated score :$fsSS
n r n w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
MINOR LEAGUE !: ]. ! ]! SCORES Sc u
South Atlantic League.
Columbia. o.: Charleston, .,

COLUMBIA. July l Columbia was ahut
out In slow game played I'm SENT darkness.
Both pitchers were hlt freely. and Columbia
lost through tho poor base running and held-
Ing errors. tssiSS % ~
Score by innings: - =. II, ~.
ssS Ss and
Relsinger Z limo. s :ss. Umpire, Mace. q & III s5
Macon, q; Augusta, =. d
Sok
two out OF three. Rucker pitched magntifen.
bail IN to the eighth, when q triple and two
sinsles Melted two runs for the locals, Winning vim
the gamc. 5, q Y .
Score by innings: 4 . Y !. e. y, -;
augusta ua a. !. 10 OIL
end T. Hs1'' EFT and BE-
Time. go. g 81 81 IN ia Y. II II 535t
Savannah, 4; Jacksonville, !.
WORTHWHILE, FL July ll.-aavannnh
defeated Jacksonville this afternoon In an In
tercstlng game: 81 = z,
5 Score by ihnlnga: l. H. y, ~.
g gsss ssn1I,,e
~ and Perry Baker eng
Ryan,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
Isl. Louis, s; philadelphia, a

ST. Louis, s.; philadelphia, =.
Ss II. ts s's''ss
e1 geGro b. innings: X III I. II y !;
sI Iseais 9 3 : - g
f9 li'na9tessresMp " and Mufrsy r,tt,nEer
Rlshls and 11onoyan Time. ~ 9, M = 'ap'!s'
Johnst0nc q! 81 til3
Cincinnati, 8 New /. York q: y \ L
:s;,:
sins'nSSss}| 3 Ssb5G e ss -
Marshall Tine. .s lmpires. klem ana
Chicago, =; Boston, (.
IS Esss osssye except ii one inning Zach
sss p Iss Il ssEa
ard gave I3oston ono IN the ninth. !, 7, I,
Ss!S;ss !; 2$ ,Il. ..s
Brown ro,; = N I Time l:4o. Umpire. o Day.
Pittsburg, rs; Bro oklyn, 1-3.
pI1vrsnr,Rd. July 1.-The pi,tsburg ond
BROOKLYN teams broke even IN q double -neadtr
to-day. iiy3 IA
Bcore by innings ;. 4 = Y y \ r. ~ - - = !;
5eoai,yT and Ps.}ps Serasre and
Bergen Time. 49, U:np'res, Conway f ata
S; sssss S g lssn4. i.
Rjs1hly9 ana olsy gs,sp ana
bergen. II mo. l y . mpres. EH's'e anu