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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-01
one Killed; Elve Injured.

Oil City, Pa, May 2S.-W. A. Sea.
ton, fagman, Of Pittsburg. was killed
and five trainmen injured in head
on collision between a light engine
and a freight train ON the PennsyI-
yania railroad near West Monterey.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-01
DEATH AIDS CRUSADE
Killing of Thos. Dye Starts Local op.
tion Petition at OrrviIIe,

Orrville, o., May 28.--A local option
petition is in circulation and 200 sig
natures have been, secured. Only 40
more are needed to secure an elec-
ton.
This is the outcome of the murder
of Thomas Dye, who was shot six
weeks ago by three boys under age
while under the influence of drink,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-01
German cathoIlc Convention.

Syracuse, N. Y. May 2S.-The con
yention of the German Catholic Be
neyolent of the United States which
opened here and was attended by
5000 delegates. A cablegram from
his holiness, the pope. was received.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-01
Death in Explosion.

Roanoke. Va, May 28.-John Saun.
ders was instantly killed and half a
dozen others more or less injured in
an explosion of dynamite on the tide
water railroad at Roanoke.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-01
Railway Detectives to Meet.

Washington, May 28.--1The tenth
annual meeting Of railroad detectives
under the title of the Association Of
Railway Special Agents, WIN open
June ffth for three days session.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-01
Killed bY an EIeNator.

Ogden. Utah. May 2S.-Elijah Farr,
a young attorney was instantly killed
in the First National bank building
by, being caught in an ascending sele-
vator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
Inns giirgcrrcdJt.

Tone 100 applifanten belogern oie
gtotlrolilotio 2ofole.- @ol.
len nod Dor Snfraittretlng bcS
neuen Notilroliiotions @eiebes
9iirger meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
Soleph @ainluriaht's SduIb.

Ebi lobelpbio, a, %. Sept. =
Der 9tebtsbeiitanb Soiepb &ail.
nriabt's bon bier, lpeI6er nod Der
gebdlptltng bes Maiieperlpalters
@arle bon Ser folIiten .Heol gltote
Srlit 60" BON Ser genamten @eiea.
idaft auf cine perionlibe Note Elm
'0arleben i'm 9etrage BON $250,000
ge5ogen baben ioa, ipeIdes 5ur 3eii
oeS &onfuries nod, nid)t beelihen
mar, erlebigte beute @ainpriebt's g
tShulb burd einen Gompromib. Der
2ebtere bebauptet, ser Vetrag fiir Die
fraglide Note lei in oie Soid)e bes
YrGiioenten 5ranf SC. Sipple geiloi.
len. 9fab Dem getroffenen 9lbfom.
men 5ablt @ainiprigbt $43, 900 9oar
ilno $4,000 mlf Soften, ,uelde in
lefS W}onoten i1qia nerocll, llno sur
Sid)erbeit itellt CT BONDS Der yStan.
oaro Sron Wlining & 6oluorp 60"
I'M getrage bon $300,000 9luf Den
GompronliB gina man aus Dem
8runoe cin neil Die urIpriinglide
Tote, oui melhe oas @elo uorgeltredt
tporben iein ioa, perihlpunOen lit uno
neil @ainnrigbt perIidert, iein9tame
auf Der gtote iei gefdlidt lporoen, per.
mutblh our6 Den TrGlioenten
0ipple.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
Sriimmer nno Qei9en.
Staotden Sellieoe Snrd cine Grplo.
ion tbeilpeiie scrit1rt.

anorptIIe, Senn., 81. Sept. -
3aS StGothcn Seaico, ipelhes tbeils
in Sentlfp, tbeils IN Senreliee, ge-
nan ouf Der @rcn3e, liegt, tpurbc
belte bur6 cine Gpnalnit.Grploiion
tbeilipeiie 8erltort 3os 3pnamit mar
auf einem @oggon Der ,2ouispiue &
NnipilIes9obn" perlaoen, mo Die CT
ploiion ioI, ipie Serr @pans, @ene-
raj. getriebsoerpalter Der crtpdbnten
gabn, beboliptet bitrh orei Wanner
peridllloet fporoen iein, fueIde ben
@oagon als 3ieli6eibe benusten,
Cine In3abl Meniden oeren .3apI
peridicocnartia auf ieds bis fiinf3ebn
angeeeben iuirb, fam ilm's 2ebett iino
80 bis 30 dnbere Eerionen tpurben
berlett Wtan iddbt oen pefimidren
Sdabcn ouf $t0O0O00
giner bier eingetrufienen Spe3ial-
Gepeihc Sufolge iinb eli 2eiben aiifs
aefiinocn porben. Die Tooten ltnb:
Sobn Goof @oggon.Snipetfor Der
nSoutbern.9obn"; Geo. slbfius,
3rabtipanner Ser Gait ScnncIice &c.
Iepbore Co.; @alter Gogers, Glerf
Der rllniteo Golo Storage Borea
bouie"; 3mei Ieger, Namens Sobn
@oroon unb Somes Sharp; Wnt.
2opelle, 12 Sabre alt; Soa Tapnes
8 Sabre alt; Sas. MepuoIos, Soiepb
Sellers umo San Goof. Cine 2eife
lit nod nidt ibentifi3irt.
sIne @eihdftsscbdiibe in Dem
Stoothen iino cntipeber bemoIirt
ober idper beiddSiet. Ger Union.
gabnbof Der nSoutbern 9faiImap"
nno Der r2ouispiffe & NafbpiIe.
gobn," etpo 100 0arbs bon Dem
Shouplotc Der grploiion. liegt in
Triimmern Die Grploiion ereignete
iid) auf Der aentnfper Seite Der
@ren5e, ilnb BORT lit Die 8erbeerung
am S6limmiten. @ttua Der iiebente
1beil Der gcnolfering lit oboadlos.
Der @aegon, beiien 2ooi,ns 9pnamit
on Die .Nano Toipber Co." coniignirt
mar, fdm mas Der 0iftitrg bon
anprniae unb mar oilf Elm Nebenae.
Ieiie gebradt iporoen. Gin 20 SUB
tiefes uno 80 Sub i'm 9urd)neiier
entbaltenoes God fenn5eidnet Die
SieIle, an lpelder Der Waggon itano.
Sellieo, 9enn., 81. September.
- Ger Stabtratb BON SeIlieo eriudte
bcute Nadmittag Den @ouperncur
Cor ourd cine 3epeid)e, cine Cont
po9nie StootsmiliS nod 9norpille ju
idident I'M Wadtoienit 81 perridlten
uuo bie Mube 5u erbalten. Die 3abl
Der 1obten lit auf t2 geitiegen. Der
Snqueit nobm TIM 4 llbr Nadmittag
lcinen slnfang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
Der 9Scunaae idmloig.

Cape @irar6eait, NO, %.
Sept.-Iie SSurp, peld)e oen Smitb'.
ihen Ero5eB ob5luirtbeilen bate, gab
beute Elm ouf Sbuloia lalltenoes Ser'
bift geaen Gbarles %. Smith, Gbas.
90. Smitb, jun, llno Die fiini YGtter
Der Smitb'i6en 6ornen be5iiglid
bes elften glnflagepiinfteS IN Dem
Ero5eB ab, IN peIdem iie beibuloigi
fporoen aporen. 2eute in unireinllli'
ger 0ienitbarfeit gebolten 81 boben
Gieier Anflogepunft inter A glnfla'
gen be5og iid) oui ben 9teger nSobn
Heeo, luelher nit Dem Yr1iioenten
Hooiepelt Sen 6elo5ug in 9uba NIT
gemabt botte 1tnO aus Dem @cnobr-
lam, in lpel6em er oui Der Smitb'.
iben 5arm gebolten wltroe, oaoilrd
entfam, bob er ein God in Den SUB
booen iGste. @r mar Der Solipt5ellgt
inter Den giegern, nuf ipelbe Die sln.
flaee iid Itiibte.
Nibter Eollof berurtbeiIte Gbas
W. Smitb 5u 31a Sabren 3uhtbaiis
uno gi elmer @elObube bon $4,000
neblt Softer; icincn Sobn 81 2 Sab.
ren 3udtbaus, $4,000 @elobuBe unt
Soften; Ben Stone lno Ben sSielos
su ie 11a Sabre uno 500; W. Sex
Mogers uno @m. Boobs 5n je 21a
Sahren mo 500; Jlopo Wooos 81
.21a sSabren uno 500. Sesas. Smitf
uhb ger Smitb lplrOen itrnffrei ent
laIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
3,uei llcberseid)nappte iapern cine
Oampfiad)t.

9tem. .Dorf, 81. September. -
3apei permutbli6 geiitesseitorte iiinge
MGnner beitiegen bellte friib Die ait
einem Yier an Der SIt.24. StraBe
lieeenoe, bent 9anfier g. ". Did ge.
borige Iampiiad,t .glia." oa,rd,.
idnitten ole 3aue unb trieben NIT
Dem sSobrjeng oen gait.Hiper binab.
9olo oarauf rannte Die Saht oenpier
on Der 90. StraBe an. gllS 5pei go.
li5iiten BORT an 9oro ipraneen, fon.
ben iie einen Der slpei iitngen W6n.
ner, einen 1S.i6brigen Ietaapolirer,
Ramens aoolpbus 9uif. i'm 2ootien.
b1ushen Die Signalgloden 5iebeno
tno gefeble an cine eillaebiloete
Monnid)ait allsruieuo. Die uirflide
Wonnid)aft mar in5tpiihen aus benz
Shlafe ermndt uno riidte ben 3ipei
ginoringlingen 81 2eibe, tporaii ell
ner oerielben iiber 9oro iprans nn6
oapon idpamm. Die Yoli3iiten biel.
ten Die Mannidait MIR nit Waiibe oa.
BON ab, Dem illngen Burden cine
Irabt Yriigel 81 perabreihen. Der.
lelbe lit in ein Soipital sebraht NOR.
oen. Die Saht lit in 5olge ibrer
Golliiion nit oem Eier einigernaben
bei6doigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
Worb ans Gifcrindlt.

Salisburn N..G, %. Sept.
- Der Gon6ufieur .. 3. 9eOrid bon
Der ,.Sii0.gabn" ielierte beute olii
ben Signalluddter q. 6. @bitafer
fiinf Sdiiiie ab, neil er i'm i'm Der.
oabt Bate, oaB er 5u ieiner Uatiin
unerldubte 9ejiebnngen iinterbalten
tootete ibn aui Der SteLe uno iteIlie
iid) oanu Sen geboroen. Sd5on boz
mebreren Sabren bate Sebrif ans
gIeider llriade 9olpb Sbnpinget
BON bier eridolien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
Baltimore, Wao, Sreim9 bm %. septembcr 1906

9ergungsarbeiten 81 beIfcn ongc-
nommen. Gie aiifeeilmbenen 2ei6en
meroen bon ben bineiii6en SoipitG,
Iern nnertgeltlih beerbigt.
@oupertieur Notbon bat einGun1ite
sur Siilfsaftion fir bic Gbineien &c,
biIbet uno Die Subicriptionen nit
$500 eroffnet. Gr bat periprohcn,
baB bie 8egicrline sur 2inberuus scr
9totb cine ebenio 9roBe Sunlmc, nie
bie Subicriptionen ergeben iperben,
beilteuern miro, fnaS Der 2egislotip.
roth feline 3uitimmung ertheilt. sllidl
lit Der 8ouperneur ipillens, oen gin.
eeborenen @elb gum 9ou neuer
9oote 5insfrei su leiber. Gie bier
porbanbenen TeisporrGtbe lino. genii'
senb. Discount aopoibi, Der iapa.
niihe MiniItcr bes auslp6rtigen, bat
iciner Spmpotbie nit ben burd oen
Soifim Seim9clrdten tclcgropbiid
Iusorud perlieben. SIS miro ge.
plant, in oen Straben bon SONG
Song YIofate nit Der 9eileiosoepe.
itc oeS &onigS gbmoro in englilder
rnb dinelilder Sprahe onidIn9en
81 loiien.
&oiiuIi pergiftct2
Yaris, 81. Scpt. = @iner Spe-
8ioIbepeide ous Toneer sufolge lieat
Der ganoitcnbdilptIing Toiiuli
ihiper franf barnieoer. Wtan gloubt,
bob er ourh einen agenten oes
Mogb5er, ober gusipdrtieen slmts,
pergiitet porben lit.
Tonger, Woroffo, 81. Sept. -
Ger gonntonoont Der Hegierungs.
truppen au Iogobor 1T inter Der
9fnflaee berboftet iporoen, Bel ben
Iolib5iigen Roiiuli's Die Sono I'M
SpieIe gebobt 5u boben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
g1hnc fiir cine Hlibnitcr .Grpeoitiun

gan Sran5isco, Gal, %.
Sept. = 9ei'm bieiigen gunoes'
Giitriftseeridt lpliroen bente Sobne
gegen Sarrp s. Snrt, ben iriiberen
gigentbiimer oes 9ampiers ygm'
pire." cinseflagt, lpelher i'm Mai Die.
les Sabres cine SIibuiter Expedition
noh Niearagua unternabn. 3ic
Wonni6ait oes Sdiifes bebailptet,
ibr ieien 2obne bis 5lr Hiidfebr nad
Gan 5ran5isco jugeiugt moroen ilno
iie bGtte nod oen 2obn fir Il Gage
Al loroeru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
Sn intereiianten I'm It q II,
6eu

Can Sebaitian 81. Sept. =
Ga miro offi5ios ausefiinoiet. oab
lid, Die aoniein bon Spanien it in.
tereiionten ltmItdnben beiinoet.
Yrin5eiiin gna bon gattenbers nnb
aonig aliorIo ipuroen befanntlifJ
am 81. Wini permdblt.
Buffalo gill's Seimtebr.
9riiiiel. 81. September. -Buf.
falo 9iPs .@ilb @eit Sboip" idIob
belite Nadmittag eine pieri61rige
Sour in europa ourf cine Voritel.
lung oabier. Sbcrit Goop ififit iid5
morgen in antiperpen nah Nerp.Dorf
Elm. lno Der 9felt Der Triippe. r,ebit
benz Watc-.al iolsen am 8. 0ftober.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28
I'm Tocomo. gYoil,.

- Sn Tacoma, Wuib., bat eine
SeuersbrunIt eiuen iinon3ieaen Sha.
ben bon $4,000 anserihtet. Trei
Yerionen, bic permiBt peroen, inter
bieien Die Satin oes Geitairantbes
iisers Teterion baben in oen Slam.
Den Den Zoo geitnoen, oesgleihen on
$50 Tferbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-28

Ger gontroleur Der ltmlnuismlt.
tel bnt bonn National gonf sSiis
ipcftor fir Relp Seriep Die Wtit.
tbeilung crbolten OaB ein Mann,
Ser iid) fiir 9lrtbur 6. Gurrp, ytn.
tionolbanf Snipeftor at large aus.
aibt, mebrere ganfen in Neluport,
-R..S., beiuht babe, um oeren 9iiher
81 interiudcn. 60 es einen geom-
ten oieies Namen niht eebe, miro
Dor oieicm Shluinoler geiparnt.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-02-24
A White Season.

Despite the free use OF vivid colors
these will be In the minority, and the
coming season will be distinctively
and emphatIcally white.
1.-The high class tailors report that
white broadcoth, serge and flannel,
are In unprecedented demand, for
simple walking costumes as we'll as
for visiting and drying. They advise
their patrons to select only high grade
material, because the cheaper varities
soil very much more readily.
"Pipques are going to be worn, and
they will he particularly smart for
morning frocks, and also for separate 9
coats and wraps. The pipques show
various styles of cerding, from very
fine to very heavy, and their flrmness
delights the heart OF the ladies' tailor.
Eyelet embroidery shows to advantage
on pique, either by itself OF in COM
bination with mot is OF "babby" Irish
lace. Hedebo or Danish cutwork is
also used, and promises to be as
popular as the Hardanger Of recent
recent season.
1.-THE vogue for white gowns necessi-
tates corresponding one for white
hats, both in felt and in lingerie.
The white felts will be worn late into
the advancing Spring. The felt is Of
the same fine variety introduced dur
ing the Winter, and the trimming
shows wreaths of tulle voluminously
plated, and curling tips that nestle
above the ear. Helen Berkeley Lloyd
la The Delineator for March.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-02-24
Successful Entertainm'nt

The School Entertainment at the
Loveday Opera House Friday evening
Feb'y 10th. the first la series fol-
the High School Library and LabO-
ratory, was "a complete success in every
detail. The songs, Hunters Horn
and SOLDIERS Chorus" by high school
Mrs. II. Fl. Fuller. directories, were
simply fine and proved y. hat a great
advantage music teacher In the
school brings. The Misses Harriet
Hoyt and Blanche Robertson's vocal
selections ere given hearty applaud.
Ladies quartet, the Misses Porter,
Haire, Camp, Barrett, Song Ping
Pang-W Wang" was well executed and
they were called back for an encore.
The Instrumental Duet, the Misses
Nicholas and Porter was highly ap-
preciated. The Shaking Quaker"
in costume, the little Misses Porter,
Hoyt, Haire, Bush, French, Jamesen
and Master Wilmington, was very
pleasing number on the program, the
little folks acted their parts well and
met with a hearty applause. The
reading OF "Ben Hur's Chariot Race"
by Fl. H. Fuller needs no comment Ii.
was 80 we'll rendered that he was called
back and responded with an encore
that also was gem. "The Merchant
Of Venice given by members Of the
high school, three scenes, closing with
the famous trial scene, is worthy Of
good deal Of praise to both the actors
and the director, Fl. III. Fuller The
costumes, stage settings and the well
trained performers demonstrated that
they might be classed with the pro-
fesslonals. The quartet by Mes
danes Haire and Bash and Messrs
Dole and Lalonde was well received.
The Tableau arranged by the Misses
Smith and Robertson finished most
interesting program and met with
hearty approval of the audience
Mesdames Fl. Fl. Fuller. A. j. Suffern,
Misses Blanche Robertson and Harriet
Hoyt assisted at the piano during the
evening.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-02-24
Wants machine" Him
self.

In the last gubernatOrial campaign,
w. N. Ferris OF Big Rapids, the demo
CRITIC candidate, toured the state and
with his characteristic elOquence, de-
nounced the republican organization,
popularity called the machine"
In a regent interview, Prof. Ferris,
In discussing his possible candidacy
ia the next campaign, emphasized the
fact that II the democrats expected
any show whatever, it would he alb
solutely necessary for them to organ
ize in each district and county to
unite against the republican organlza.
tion. In other words, before Professor
Ferris allows himself to be again used
by the democrats, he demands that
they organize such a machine" as he
denounced In the last campaign.
Professor Ferris has evidently ex-
perlenced a change of heart. He has
found that in order to become govern
or IL will be necessary for him to main
tain a machine, even though he de-
eounced such an institution In his
public utterances. He has evidently
forgotten the lniquities of the repub..
Iican machine In his zeal 60 reach the
governors chair and Is perfectly will
ling to use such concern to further
his own ambitions.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-02-24

1t is probable that the makers and
fraudulent handlers Of Of oleo-marger-
inc Will be meeting somewhere soon
to spend an evening abusing the re-
publican party aud the state admin
istration. Their business has been
interfered with and great losses have
come to them. Through an investi-
CATION set on foot by Governor Warner
and State Food Inspector Bird,
thousands of pounds OF white oleo-
margerine shipped to Detroit to be
doctored and colored and sold as
creamery butter have been seized and
the perpetrators OF the swindle have
been arrested. The activity of the
present administration is doing things
and In getting results will probably
create opposition and cause critiscim,
but only the dying are safe from such
Affections.
1t is sin to suffer with backache
and pains ever the Kidneys, when q
single dose OF PInesles Will give re-
lief IN oae night. Suffering women
should heed these warnings ere IL Is
too late. Female Troubles may re-
suit. Pineules will strengthen the
Kidneys and bladder, cleanse the
blood and relieve the aches and pains
Of Neuralgia and rheumatism. Sold
by Warne's Pharmacy.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-02-24
What's The Use.
Advised to do Less Grating In This
Life.

Why is man born with the CLOSED
fists? Because he wants to grasI
everything. And why does he dit
with palms eutstretched? To show
that he takes nothing along with him
The Talmud.
The lesson of the Talmud is a great
one for this day Of ours.
In their money madness men grasE
at the very notes in air. They raw
age the earth and rob their fellows
For moneys sake they sell their souls
to the devil.
The marching chorus of the modern
money pirates is Grab, Grab, Grab. u
And what's the use?
Yet little while and these grab
bers will pass away. Whose then
shall these things be. The spoil of
ungrateful heirs, or the pay of greedy
lawyers, or the food Of harpies who
fatten Oh the funds of widows and
orphans. Some or all of these are
waiting for the day when the closed
fists Of the lucre loving shall relax
and the palms be outstretched.
There are no pockets Ia shrouds.
Soon the grading hand shall forget
its cunning and the lying tongue
cleave to the roof of the mouth.
what's the use?
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-02-24

Salt Mackersl, Herring, White
Fish, Holland Herring, Goldfish and
Halibut Chips. +. A. LEWIS.
Any one suffering from Kidney
pains, bAchache, bladder trouble or
rheumatism who will take a dose or
Pineults upon retiring at night shall
be relieved before morning. Sold by
Warne's Pharmacy.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-02-24
EXCURSIONS
VIA THE
PERE MARQUETTE

MARDI GRAS, NEW ORLEANS.
Account the MaTdi Gras at New
Orleans, ticket agents Of the Pere
Marquette will sell round trip excur-
sion tickets at low rates, good going
February 2l to 26, inclusive, limited
to return March 3. Ask agents for
particulars.
ii. f. Moeler, G. P. A.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-02-24

Have yoh,been betrayed by promises
OF ouacks, swallowed pills and bottled
medicine without results except a
damaged stomach. To those we offer
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea 36
ceuts, AT Warne's Pharmacy.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-02-24
Queen Esther"
ReignS over Jordan Prov
inCe next Thursday.
Haman Liable to be Hung the Same
Day.

For a number OF weeks past half
hundred of ourfmusieally inclined
townspeople Under direction of M iss
Blanche Robertson, have been practic-
Ing Bradbury's beautiful cantata-
"Queen Esther'-and next Thursday
evening at Loveday Opera House our
citizens will be offered musical treat
which none should miss. Costumes
diseet from New York. have been Sc
cured. An Excursion will be run over
the Detroit 81 CharlevoIx R'y from
Frederic TO accommodate those OF our
sister towns who wish to attend.
Regular House prices will be charged,
viz: 25c, 35c and soc, box seats 75c:
reserved seats at Boosinger Bros. as
usual.
Below we give brief Synopsis of
the play and also the cast Of characters
for that evening.
SYNOPSIS.
Esther was born In Persia 500 years
before Christ. Being an orphan from
infancy she was adopted by her uncle,
Mordecai, who, recognizing her great
natural beauty, trained her in the ac-
mplishments OF highest womanhood.
She was chosen by the King Of the
Realm to be his wife and Queen. She
did not disclose her nationality.
Haman was Premier and favorite Of
the King. Haman hated Mordecai,
because he would not worship him as
the Kin3 had commanded. He did
not know Mordeca's relation to the
Queen. To be revenged he obtained a
decree for destroying all the Jews in
the provinces. Mordecai discovers
the plot and charges the Queen to
petition the King for the safety Of her
people, which she does at the peril of
her life, on account of the law that no
one shall 60 unto the King unbidden.
The King hears her petition. and
Hamau is defeated. Haman has pre-
pared gallows for Mord, Cal. An at
tendant informs the King Of the fact.
The King orders Haman to be hanged
from 1t and proclaims Mordecai Prem
ier in his stead. After this the people
rejoice.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Esther, the Queen Mrs. S. A. Bush
Ahasuerus, the King -. Bert A. Dole
Haman, the Kings Counsellor, aud
Oyerseer Of the Realm -. 900.
............, DR.. II. W. Dioken
Mordecai, a Jew..........J. A. Mckee
zerssh q tman's wife -. 49,
..X1 .......... Mrs. Clarke Halre
Mordecai's sister. Miss Harriet Hoyt
Prophecies ...........Mis ISIS Nina Hite
A Median Princess. Mrs. Fl. Fl. Fuller
A Persian Princess. :. Miss Flora Haire
Scribe. ........... Chester Thompson
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-02-24

FRANK A. KENYON, p. NJ
The Dickinson press., 1906-09-01
BeIfeid News.

c. !. Sull;vna, the Fargo optician,
will be at the St. Charles hotel, Dickin.
son, again Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Sept. 3, 4 and $. Persons
having eye trouble or defective sight
should not fail to see him. Glasses
fitted. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper of Beach spent
Sunday as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Shell.
lenberger.
Miss trisbee returned 10 Iowa Mon
day after an extended visit with her
brother, George, at the ranch.
The rain last week delayed haying
and harvesting, but everything is now
in full blast again.
B. Colson and J. H. Shellenberger
sold their cattle last week to E. B. Craw.
ford of Medora.
A. R. Kits recently sold sec. IS and
VIZ IS. twp. 13o, r. 90, to Mr.. Mulloney
of Fargo.
Mr.. Warehouse of Saltwater was in
town Sunday. His little son had suf.
tered a fracture of the skull and he was
IN route to Dickinson, but when he
found DR.. Colwill located here he wen,
no farther. ~ .t:%s. ..,
The Western Security Land Co
brought in about 100 men last Wednes.
day and Thursday and drove them i'm.
mediately to Saltwater.
The Sunday school picnic which was
to have been Tuesday was postponed, on
account Of the rain. !.
School begins next Monday and a
large increase in. attendance is expected
]. E. Dyer made a trip to Montana
last week to secure some horses tina,
had strayed away.
Mrs. Sellman went to- Minneapolis
Monday.
VIM. King has sold his cattle tc
Henry Klitz.
B. Colson sold his farm one-halt mile
east Of town Wednesday to E. A. Bah,
cock for $1,000.
Chester Chenoweth and MIR. and Mrs
Soderstrom drove in from near Still
water Thursday and went to Dickinson
the following day.
D. Daley, formerly of Bernamwood
Wis, but now located near Taylor, i:
visiting at the home of MI. and Mrs
Geo. Madison, who came from the same
place.
A number of Mrs. C.. Bowers friends
helped her to celebrate her birthda,
Friday.
The Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Haning'.
Thursday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson will preach hi!
farewell ermon Sunday. He leave:
| Monday for his home in Minnesota
where he will spend a couple of week!
prior to returning to school in Pennsyl