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The Appeal., 1906-05-12
ST. JAMES A. M. e. CHURCH
NOTES..

There was a very good attendance
at st. James last Sunday evening. AS
the services last until $50 Sunday
evenings every one has a chance to
come.
The collection last Sunday was $26.-
IA. Additional Rally Money $15O.
A total of ten (1O) persons have
Joined St. James since Rev. H. S.
Graves came to us.
We are pleased to notice that Mr..
James Watson is again with us after
a sojourn in New York City He says
that st. Paul is good enough for him
and that you have only to go from here
to learn to. appreciate this place.
THE ONE MORE EFFORT CLUB
met with Mrs. Electra Liggins at her
home No. 453 Carroll street and jam
med their big home. There was a
strawberry short-cake there; we think
that is enough to say.
The Club meets next week with Mrs.
Charles Lazenberry. at No. 179 Charles
ST.
Miss Jennie Logan was expelled
from the Club and graciously received
as Mrs. Charles Lazenberry.
Mrs. George w. Bell is not so we'll
as she might be; friends should call
and see her.
We are indeed thankful that Bro. A.
J. Bell has decided to stay in ST. Paul
The Odd Fellows will have their an
nual sermon preached at st. James A.
NJ. p. church Sunday, May 18th.
The reception given by Rev. and
Mrs. Horace S. Graves to the members,
friends and citizens of st. Paul, last
Thursday evening was a grand and
glorious affair and nothing like it has
been given in the history of the
church. 1t was unique in that Rev.
and Mrs. Graves gave the reception.
All creeds and conditions were
thrown to the winds and the pastor
and his wife were carried away with
the homage paid them by the people.
More than two hundred (2OO) people
crowded the house ST.. Paul never
does things on small scale. Rev.
and Mrs Lealtad and Rev. and Mrs
There were solos by Mrs. r. c. Minor,
Miss Hattie Loomis. Mr.. Edward Hall,
Mr.. A. Worden Haynes and Prof w. A.
Weir
Brother Noah Anderson is quite
poorly and friends would do well to
call and give him a word of good
cheer and comfort.
The Odd Fellows Annual Sermon
will be preached at ST. James this
Sunday afternoon at three (3) O'Clock
Rev. H. S. Graves will officiate
The Philomathic Club is strong
rival of the One More Effort Club, of
which it is a branch.
"sYMBoLs OF THE SPIRIT"
Four sermons on the Holy Spirit to
be preached Sunday mornings at ST
James -
1st-"The Rushing Mighty Wind !
2nd--''.T Tongues Like Fire 3rd-ssThe
Pouring of the Spirit 4th-.The
Holy Unction."
Special prayer is asked that these
iefforts may be approved of God to the
blessing of st. James and her wor
shippers.
| Sermons especially adapted to the
( rapidly increasing evening audience
! of young people, dealing with the
many, problems Of the young are the
object Of the efforts of the evening
sermons
The Appeal., 1906-05-12

Worthy Secretary North Star Lodge
No. 1873 United Brothers of Friendship.
are working hard for their several fa-
vorites. You must attend if you wish
TO vote or be voted for.
Minneapolis and six from st. Paul.
The gentlemen in charge of the
party are:
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
]. @. Adams, Ira j. Day, George Mer-
Ger, H. c.. Hamilton, Benz. Brown E. l.
Robinson, B. r. Durant.
TICKET SELLERS.
DR.. F. c. Nelson, W. Collins
DOORKEEPERS
. q. Johnson, Henry Lee.
CLOAK ROOM KEEPERS.
J. H. Charleston, G. Goodman, Fred
Moore
USHERS.
Q. Hicks, Dudley Patterson.
REFRESHMENT COMMITTEE.
Ladies Of Queen Esther Temple
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Forest Monarch Centuries Ole.

There is something like sense Of
the tragic in the fall Of majestic trees.
One had just been cut down near
Burgdorf, in Switzerland, which real
lys deserves to be described as mon
arch of the forest. It was an oak.
AT a height of sixteen feet from the
ground the trunk measured not less
than four and one-half feet in diam
eter, which gives a circumference of
sixteen feet three inches. The con-
centric rings showed the tree to have
been planted about the year 1000. Of
these rings 81 could be counted g..
London Globe.
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Cosmopolitan Mutual Casualty Co.,
Notes.

Cosmopolitan Mutual Casualty Co.,
This is to you, Mr.. READER
We have tried hard to get you to ac-
cept the agency of the Company and
you did not Mr.. r. F. Olson has ac-
cepted the position and will be around
to call on you.
LISTEN! J! !
God helps them who help themselves.
What are you going to do with your
son or daughter when they graduate?
If we can persuade you to give us
your sick and accident insurance, we
will soon have place for your son or
daughter in our office.
By helping the Cosmopolitan Nut
ual Casualty Co.. you help yourself
into representation in the Insurance
business. THE COMPANY WILL BE
STRONGER WHEN YOU JOIN.
There is a story told that Mr.. Lie
and Mr.. Truth went in bathing one
day and Mr.. Lie sneaked out and put
on Mr.. Truths clothes and ran away
and Truth has been following Lie
ever since.
All the members of the Cosmopoli-
tan Casualty Co., are entitled to free
medical attendance if residing in St.
Paul, MINI. DR.. V. D. Turner is the
medical attendant Office in the Ken
drick Block.
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Mr. owen Howell. the manager

Mr. Owen Howell, the manager of
the Valet Tailoring Co. No. 1856 E..
Sixth street, has branched out again.
He has secured the room next door to
his shop and has fitted up one of the
incest sort of smoking parlors to be
found in the city. There is a hand
somely furnished front room and more
handsomely furnished back parlor or
den for lovers of the weed. The
tailor shop and the cigar parlors are
connected by a large archway. Both
places are beautifully painted, paper
ed and decorated. In short it is just
the swellest place in town. He invites
the public generally to give him a call.
He will keep full stock of cigars, to-
baccos and smokers articles second
to none in the city. You must see the
place to appreciate it,
The Young Peoples Club meets on
Fri nuopiy, Il
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GRAND MAY P RrY.

BY U. 3. f. at HoIcomb Hall, Mime.
apolis, Wednesday evening, May is.
The invitations of North Star Lodge
No. 13S U. B. F. for its grand May
Party which is to given Wednesday
evening, May 18th have been issued
The party will be given in Holcomb
Hall Minneapolis and promises to be
a great affair. A feature of the even
ing will be the croWning of the Queen
OF May who will be chosen by the votes
of the guests who attend, as each tick.
ct has voting coupon attached which
The Appeal., 1906-05-12

(. PROF. WILLIAM ROBINSON.
The Great Australian Magician Assisted
Will performances at st Phillips church
Guild
o'clock.
TINS will something
usually given in ST Paul to be realized
The
Hermann and will be mysyng in
lhe proceeds
Refreshments will be
\
Firston Gen. Man.
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Mr.. Geo. W. Davis is one. of our pro-
gressive young men who believes in
reaching out for things and that busi-
ness conducted on business principles
will bring results. He has for a long
time been proprietor of the barber
shop in the Germania Life Ins. Bldg,
COR 4th and Minnesota, and he recent
ly bought the shop formerly owned by
Mr.. A. J. Bell in Hotel Angus on Selby
ave-, and he has just bought the shop
owned by Mr. Young, known as Chas.
Masons old shop, cor. 4th and Sibley.
All are being fitted up.in fine style and
he says he can't lose.
The Appeal., 1906-05-12

Beautiful hand made rugs may be
made out of your old carpet, no mat.
ter how dirty or worn out it may be.
Rugs made any size desired and out
Of any sort of old carpet which will
be cleaned and ,disinfected free of
charge. Just call up the Simonet
Rug Company, N. w. phone main
1772 L l, or T.. c.. phone 1902, and
they will call for your old carpet
Rates reasonable. Office 80 West
Seventh street where the beautiful
rugs may be seen.
The Appeal., 1906-05-12
CLARENCE CAMERON WHITE.
Foremost Afro-American
Vjolinist Comma

N1HVTTVdS TVTS1HVSt HTTU-NHeTTCdH
violinist Coming.
St. Agnes Guild of st. Philips Mis-
sion begs leave to present to the peo-
pie of the twin cities the noted violin
ist Mr.. Clarence Cameron White of
Washington, D. c., who will appear in
a recital at Park Congregational
church, corner of Holly Ave- and Mac
kubin street Thursday evening, May
Oath at 500 sharp
Being confident that the people de-
sire to see and hear those of rare tai
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7. r. Hickman, p. S.
A Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our most heart
felt thanks and appreciation to our
many friends that so kindly assisted
and comforted us during our darling's
sickness and for the beautiful floral
tributes. We also feel very grateful to
Miss Brandt for the beautiful music
rendered and also the four boys who so
kindly acted as pail bearers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison jackson
1925 Ave So. Minneapolis.
The Appeal., 1906-05-12
TOWLE'S
Log CabiA
Maple Syrup

Was awarded the GOLD
MEDAL at the Worlds Fair,
st. Louis, 1904, for absolute pur-
ity and richness of flavor.
The Approval of Millions or
People Confirmed by the
Worlds Greatest Exposition.
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Odd Fellows Attention,

All members of Mars Lodge are re-
quested to assemble at the People S
Barber Shop No. Minnesota street to-
morrow afternoon at 200 sharp, to
form the parade to St. James Church
when the annual sermon will be de.
livered by Rev H. S. Graves.
BY Order,
S. e. Hall, N. G.
r. r. Hickman p s.
The Appeal., 1906-05-12
u, b. E's Attention!

The members of North Star Lodge
are specially requested to attend the
next meeting which will be held on
next Tuesday evening. Business OF
Importance. Members should come
prepared to make full reports of
tickets sold for the May Party BY
Order.
J. r. White, w. M.
J. @. Adams, w. S.
The Appeal., 1906-05-12

The Young Peoples Club meets on
Friday evenings.
The Appeal., 1906-05-12
bAINT PAUL

SATURDAY, MAY IL, 1906.
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The residence being erected
by r. W. Mann on west Fifth
street is nearly completed. Mr..
Mann expects shortly to erect
another house in the same vici-
nity.
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A Big Variety OF Garden Seeds
damaged by such fire to the
amount of such damage.

damaged by such fire to the
amount of such damage.
5 1861. Responsibility of
persons setting fire for damages.
If the ranch, building, improve
Iments, fences, timber, marsh or
other property Of any person
shall be injured or destroyed by
any such fire, the person who
causes or allows the same, shall
be responsible to the person in
jured thereby for all damages or
injury caused or sustained by
reason of such fire. If the cat
tie range or Improvements of
any person are injured or des-
troyed by any such fire, or if the
hay upon any such range or the
grass growing thereon shall be
injured as aforesaid, the person
causing or allowing the same
shall be responsible to the per-
son owning or claiming the same
and injured thereby, for all the
damage or injury caused or sus-
tanned by reason Of any such fire.
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Demonstration
Farms Located.

The agricultural college is glad
to announce that arrangements
have been completed with theNors
thern Pacific and Great Northern
railroads for the establishment Of
three demonstration farms along
each line Of railroad. President
Worst made final arrangements
for the establishment Of the
farm with the Il companies last
week and he and Professor Shep-
Eperd are now engaged in OPEN
ing operations at the points
where the farms are to be locat-
ed On the Great Northern
road, Ross, Ward county, Gran
willie, McHenry county and La
Fkota, Nelson county will each be
the station ofta farm while those
on the Northern Pacific will be
located Beach, Billings county,
probably New Salem, in. Morton
county and Bismarck in Bur
leigh county.
FH The objectof the ablishment
of the farms is primarily one of
information for the farmers Of
the state. Systems Of crop ro-'
tation and soil culture are 10 be
thoroughly set fourth and in the
experiment the raising Of corn
and clover, and perhaps. another
leguminous plant. will be fully
tested. The system Of crop ro-
tation will run for a period of
five years, that is, will return to
corn every fifth year, and results
will be contrasted with the re-
suits of farming as generally
carried on ii the surrounding
country.
The constant growing Of wheat
[and other nitrogen exhausters on
the soils Of the state is being
rapid disc continued and the sys-
|tenns which will be employed on
ffhe farms just established will
Pdenno onstrate the proper methods
for the farmer to follow. Z III
It is understood that Earnest
Schol ollander, now a student at the
college. has been engaged to sup
lerintend the work of the several
farms and he will enter upon his
duties soan after his graduation
in June.
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Prairie Fires
And Liabilities

This being the season Of the
year when prairie fires are COM
mon and which are usually start
ed through carelessness Of par
ties having camp fires Or burning
strips Of prairie. it might be
well to call the attention of all
parties living or camping on the
prairie, to the law in regar 1 to-
the penalty for setting or start
ing such fires.
1860. Penalty for setting
fire to woods or prairies. lie any
person shall Willfully, negIi-
gently or carele lessly set or cause
to be set on fire any woods
marsh or prairie in this state, or.
iif any person having made any
camp or other fire shall leave
such fire without having thor
.oughly extinguishe the same So
that the fire shall spread and
burn any wood, marsh or prairie
the persons guilty of setting or
causing to be set such fire or
leaving such camp or other fire.
without having thoroughly ex-
tinguished the same SO that the
fire shall not spread therefr0na,
lis guilty Of a i1lisd demeanor and
upon conviction thereof is pun
;ishabie by q fine not exceeding
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Parish Met on
Monday, April 10

The annual parish meeting was
held at the Church Of the Ad-
vent on Monday evening. April
10Th and reports Of the vestry
and Guilds and Sunday school
were read and accepted.
Mr.. E. j. Chamberlin was
elected Senior warden for the en-
suing year and Mr.. George Ro-
.denbach was elected Junior war
den for the ensuing year.
Vestry men for the ensuing
year were elected as follows:
George w. Moores, A. B. Ker-
lin, III. G. Middaugh. C. d.
White. DR.. Sihler and Arthur
Parshall.
Delegates to invocation to be
held at Fargo were elected as
follows: a. B. Kerlin, Mrs. IL.
E. Baird. Mrs. Geo. Moores,
and E. j. Chamberlin.
1t was decided that the rector
have power to appoint Sunday
school superinten lent. ..
Miss Josephine Whipple and
Mrs. Alys R. Edling have charge
of the choir.
Mr.. E. j. Chamberlin and Mes
DANES "A. B. Kerlin and Ell. E.
Baird were elected choir COM
rnittee.
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adaptable to every one. Here
the tired business man will find
delightful boating, bathing and
quiet woods, a tonic for business
troubles; here the mother can
obtain that rest from home trials
and household worries that can
be gotten only by. a perfect
country outing surrounded by
social neighbor campers; the
children may revel in the healthy
atmosphere Of a camp life and
ronap to their hearts content with
the youngsters. A handsomely
illustrated catalogue-booklet will
be mailed free upon request and
any information desired will be
furnished upon request to Edgar
LaRue, Secretary, Devils Lake,
NJ ID =
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N alllable Material
Is Destro oyed

In the recent fire which des-
troyed the printing establish
ment of Walker & Bros. Hardy,
station bulletin 68 containing a
concise treatment of the rust
problem which had just been
completed by the printers was
Tor. the most part. also destroy
ed. A number sufficient to fill
the state mailing list had been
received at the college. and the
remainder of the issue was left
with the printers. Of the NUM-
Der received at the college only
about 20 remain and it is hoped
that those who have been sup
piled with copies will see that
they are retained; as all the cuts
and other material for tie bull ]
letin were destroyed in the fire
1t is not known when the same
can be reissued, or definitely
that it will be reissued at all. h
Bulletin SO is the most extern
sive publication of its kind vet
issued by the station and was
planned by its author, Professor
Bolley, to treat the subject Of
rusts as concisely as a text
book. For ten years the depart
#laent Of biology has been engag-
ed on Xperiments for the treat
ment of rust and the bulletin
just issued contained the results
of the research Of these years.
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A New Hotel
For StarkWeather

Before rnother season goes by
StarkWeather in all probability
will have a first class steam
heated hotel. Parties back of
the project are already investi-
eating the relative cost of mat
.erial>and should the building be
erected the StarkweaUher town.
site company will donate a site
amply large enough for all pur-
poses. It is desired to make the
house sufficiently large to ac-
commodate all trade. and will
probably be built of fireproof
materials. In the event that the
project goes through, an exper-
fenced hotel man will have
charge.
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Athletics at
1906 Chautauqua

Despite the fact that the lee
ture course and light entertain.
ment portion of the North Da.
kota Chautauqua have been
greatly improved over former
years, the athletic and educa-
Itional features have not been
neglected.
Refined, instructive exercises.
fitted for children, will this year
be more numerous than ever.
There will be several Boys and
Glrl's clubs, and a delightfully."-
entertaining kind dergarten for
the little tots. 5.
Healthful diversions such as
excursions, rowing, boating, pic
s.ics and scores of other pleasur-
es to while away the happy hours
will always be available.
Athletics. The snappiest anna
ture base ball players Ia the
Northwest. under the manage
lnent and direction OF Dr. Sweet
land of the State University,
will play a series at Chautauaua
park, and teams from the North
ern league will doubtless plav
several games during the session
The fifth annual Boys and
Girls Field Day will be held On
July 11th. The day s progrora is
repiete with teresting features.
There is no more desirable
place to spend d summer outing.
The sIlrr0lndin IS lat Devils
Lake are such as to make IL
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Advertised | Letters

Letters remaining uncalled for
at the post Office, Devils Lake
for the week ending ApriI
9th, 1906. If not called for
within fourteen days they will
be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Parties calling for any
OF said mail say advertised. Z
BaxterF rankin Larson z. S.
Brown Phebe Mitchell A W.
Bergum Ole II Mead G. W
Conden a. Mrs Murrey Thomas
Garls Ella McC ollun j g
Christensen J Nilsen Enlre
Chatmore John Nelson Gust
Connolly Mrs E Peppin Emma
Dennie Edith Patton JAS B : :
Delst Peter Reed b M 8
Deer p Reardon j. r
Fifer Frankk Reed jim
Fiatn a s Smith Miss {.
Gessiler IheO Shepard Win 8
Gessner Robt Tracy Maggie
Hughes Mrs Vgond raseI,ra 4 n re ID
Kind Emma -
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Mason's Reunion
Was a Success

Mithra Lodge Of Perfection Of
this city held a most successful
reunion during the latter part Of
last week. Work was conlmenc-.
ed Wednesday, afternoon with a
class Of fourteen, and continued
through Thursday, closing with
the Maundy Thursday banquet.
u The work was well put on, and
much interest manifested in the
edings. The labor Of exem--
|plifying the degrees fell mainly.
upon Dr. Thor Moeller, the ven-.
erable master, and Messrs.
Bangs, Wineman and McClory,
and they were ably assisted by
the other brethren. In the even
ing the ceremony Of extinguish-
ing the lights was impressively
given, and they were relighted
on; Easter day. The banquet
was a most enjoyable one, the
tables We're placed in the form
OF 9 cross and were profusely de-
corated with beautiful cut flow
|ers and potted plants. In the
center Of the table was an i'm
mense stuffed eagle, with wings
outstre tched and underneath
was a lamb suitably en-
blematical of the occasion. The
menu was a most elaboate one,
and every detail was carefully
looked after by Caterer Drake
LOT this city,
u Menu.
B0oillisR %hissss e Rssi blsne e osIsif IL
Lamb Brouille' a Ia Perfection
sanfs fsttaoa an asaSn From Lebanon Yams la Gave
f5S Saratoga ASHER Chips
sberbe,t yov,nssa saiad Composite Dss Frrits 9
- 'o Biscuit de Coin e'1e ~ 10 aor'
A fine musical program was
presented during the giving of
the toasts, and it was after /
lo'cloek before the last number
twas reached, but even then no
tone seemed to wish to leave.
The list Of toasts were as follows !:
Our Country ID. f. Bangs.
The Supreme Council P. Pick
ton.
The Sovereign Grand Comman-
der, james D.. Richardson. res
ponded to by He. Plumley.
The Grand Lodge Charles
Baker.
In Memory of Our Deceased
Brethren P. j. Glory.
The Glass Judge Henry.
The CraftA. B. Gutpill.
The Albert Pike Toast was
presented by Deputy Plumley.
A toast was also given to Our
Absent Brethren, especially.
Judges Morgan and Cowan.
Another was presented to sSOur
Visiting Brethren. /"
DR.. Thor Moeller most ably
presided as POSTMASTER, and the
occasion was a most delightful
one.
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DEVILS LAKE RAMSEY AKorA FRIDAY APRIL 20 1000

ed and sometimes deposed for
late Delivery he will no doubt
see to it that any person respon-
slble Tor the delay will suffer the
punishment instead of him.
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In addition toIa complete histo-
logy Of the subject methods were
advocated for the selection Of
seed by which the farmer can
establish strains resistent to at.
tack by the disease.
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Be Sure to
Plant Bro11lus

From what the Inter-O ocean
knows of bromus, we would ad-
wise every farmer to experiment
with a few acres of this grass
this season. Those who have.
tried it cannot speak in too high
terms Of it. 1t is up and coming
when the snow is first off in the
spring, and frequently four tons
may be cut from an acre at on e
cutting. and when cut early, you
can always get two or three crops
in the same year. We again say,
every farmer should plant sever
al acres Of this grass it's sure
to grow, and it won't disappoint
you.
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6to8&144e~ zz,,4 NJ
s-lsr ~

wish to sell you what seeds you will need
this year because know that have the very best
grade on the market and will produce the very
best results
Hungarian Millet
In general favor for summer forage purposes.
Under favorable conditions will be ready to cut
in 60 days from planting yielding or ) tons per
acre.
Siberian Millet
. It's the greatest stooler ever introduced the
heaviest yielding millet in the world. Will stand
more hot dry weather than any other Sort
Alfalfa
This is truly the farmers friend. It stands
drouth and dampness Asa fertilizng. land en-
rlchng crop it is unequaled One seeding stands
tor years. All cattle are fond of it.
Bronze Grass.
Yields enormous crops Of splendid hay and
affords early and abundant pasturage It is an
absolute and thoroughly proven success. VIII
adapt itself to almost every condition of soil and
climate. =.
A Big Variety OF Garden Seeds
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M. ID. sKavanaugh was up from
Crary Tuesday on business mat
terS.