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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17

At meeting OF Directors held this day
Quarterly Dividend OF one dollar a
share was declared, payable April 2 1906,
TO stockholders Of record March 10th.
al close Of business
CHARLES T. HOWARD. Treasurer.
Providence. r. J.. March IL. 1906.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-06

Cooks, Washers and Ironers.
WANTED AT oNCEExPERIENCEDL LADIES'
clothes ironer; permanent position. Triumph
Laundry 4O5 Goth av N. ~ a..
wANTED-A COOK AND SECOND GIRL AT
the Boys Fraternity House, at university. 1925
University av Sc. sa. c..-s.. ~ - -
WANTED-PAsTRY COOK AT THE LOCKE
Hotel, Pierre. s. D.; must be ready to come
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Dressmakers and Seamstresses.

WANTED-Pos1TION BY EXPERT CUTTER
ana filter In frst-class dressmaking shop or in
families with an assistant sewer: have had
years OF experience. Address 2195, Journal
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-06

. o o o o o O 90 o Z
) BUSINESS FOR SALE.
D am looking for man to go in bust {
D ness. Having been in the business for Is
D years and seven years In the clothing and {
D gents furnishing business, want to retire {
0 from active work, and offer my store
D property and stock Of merchandise for {
0 sale. Store, fixtures and stock in first {
0 class condition. My business has grown
0 from a child to young manhood, and If
D you want to increase it and make money
o here is a chance for you. Save your
0 stamps for trade or part pay. Our bust
0 ness is strictly cash and will consider only
0 spot cash.
0 1921 Washington av N, Minneapolis.
o
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-06

wANTED-FRsr-CLAss coAcHMAN; BRING
city references. DR.. B. A.. Dunsmoor. 100
Andrus building. ,. $3.50. -: -
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Cooks, Washers and Ironers.

YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION IN PR.
vate FAMILY to do plain cooking; washing
salary 20 per week. 8 1929 Hennepin nv. fiat
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PROFESSIONAL

sUPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLEs, ETC, PERMA
nently removed by electricity. Miss HOLSTER
8 77-78 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand Of tht
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-06

IL NEWCOMER, GIRL, WOULD LIKE 10 DO
general homework IN an American family.
Call at 1902 Sd ct; ~. sl.Ssssss
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xVO ~ ~
VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, PIANO, CELLO, GUT.
Z tar cofnet, clarinet: private lessons, SOC; in
struments furnished free; beginners orchestra
+ for all instruments: violin and mandolin
clubs; day and evening classes; one hour
drill 15c. f. L.. Tappan, 90 7th st s.
FREE LESSONS TO INDUSTRIOUS BEGIN
ners on violin. mandolin. cornet and trombone;
am starting boys orchestra: a card to
Chestnut place. gets particulars.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-06
PARoUET FLOORS

WE MAKE. "a SPECIALITY OF HARDWOOD
floor laying; get our estimates before buying
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
STAUNTON, VA.
nj. ~. 1,,.,,, I

Especial to The Times Dispatcho
888 STA 1NTOS, VA, March 3l.--Ailss Sarah
Grce,llcc Frost and Miss Marchand, of
tic Mary Baldwin Seminary faculty We're
charming liostcsscs of tile Beverly Manor
Chapter, Daughters American Revolution,
Thursday afternoon at the Seminary. The
parlors were beautifully decorated with a
profuIson OF bridesmaid and Mareschcl
Neil roses. Tie occasion was the monthly
literary meeting OF the chapter. Miss
Mary Duval had charge of the programme,
and she gave an interesting account and
4 growth OF Washington and Lee University
She closed the# exercise by reading an
article on the Stuars, after which re-
] frcshncnts were served
A merry crowd of young ladies and gem
tlcmen gathered at the home Of Miss
5Ncttie Myrtle lVedncsdayl evening to show.
their, esteem for their friend. Miss Nettie,
who left for IIarrisonhurG. where she
has accepted a position. After many
pleasant hours spent, refreshments were
served Sons Of those present were
Z Misses Grace Baylor Annie Weaver, Lis
2Ic Irvine, Louise lIensel, Ollie Cox, Flor
cncea Tribby, Vivian I-ohr Roberta Gray;
and Nessrs A. a.. Arnold j. Hall p.
Arnold, j. a. Shelley, G. G. Corbin T.
Patterson, w. r. Kirby, NJ. t. James.
ii. II. Link. and Mr.. ". p. Carson and
wife, OF Washington. 81
Messrs l.arnor and Smlth OF this city
has been awarded tho contract by tho
government to furnish crushed stone for
5nlacadamizlng the road from Sthunton to
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CREWE SOCIAL
,(snecInl ] u The Times Dispatcl,.) |

(Spccial to The Times Dlsphtcl.)
CREME, VA, March S1.--The young
people OF the Christian Church gave
sock social at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
John Elicit Thursday evening. me la IA
dies Aid Society OF tho Presbyte ran NJ
Church a gave an Ice cream social the
same evening
MI. ana NIra James Pond and little
son. Everett, have returned from visit
to Mrs. Ponds sister, Mrs. LinWoou
Slade, OF Norfolk. q.
Miss Alics Baird, Of Charlotte. ~. G.,
Is visiting Miss Pearl Davis. She mas has
been spending he winter IN washington
and other points NORTH.
i Mr.. Edward Bradshaw has accepted q
position here III the Norfolk and Western
DISPATCHER 8 Office, as chief clerk for SUI
perintcndent Riton,i and VIII move MS
family here from Roanoke at once.
Rev. s. II. . Morton, Of the Christian
Church. left to-day for his new charge N
Danville ss
Mr.. w q Sale, Of Lynchburg, has &C,
5cepted a. position in the Norfolk ana
Western offices here. J.
MI. and Mrs. r. c. Berry and SON. OF
Bluef1eld, left this week, after a visit
OF some days to their parents, Mr. ana
Mrs, John Parker Mr.. and Mrs Mrs. 6 Sc ~ y,
! Berry. lg3 "a &
"a Mr. T. 6G. Berry, who has been sick for q
some time, went to Richmond last week 20
consult a specialist. He was ACCOMPANIES
by his aunt, Mrs. y. j. Wilson.
@ Frances, # the two-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Morton, has been
extremely i'll, but is now somewhat better
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CHARL ES CITY. FOLKS

Especial to The Tinres- Dispntch.)
NIAI,VERNR1IIL LII, March 31.-NItss Ven
ma Carter, OF THE MIL" has returned
to her home after spending several weeks
with her8friend. Miss Emile ArInistead,
OF East Cary Street, Richmond.
Mrs. II. s., Saunders, who has been In
/ Richmond some time. has returned to her
home. Upper Shirley"
Miss Nellie Braxton, OF Richmond. will
be With her friend, Miss VIENNA Carter
until after Easter.
Mr.. TIli Garter, OF High Hllls,' has
been running his saw mill full force this
winter, and has more orders than he can
Der for large barn for Mr.. Richard
Epps which no proposes having built this
summer at his home on I1pp's Island
3AIr, III Greeley. of ''Vestbury," Is also
preparing to build large barn and
straw-shed this summer, Mr.. Carter FUR
nlshing the lumber, etc.
Mr.. russell IAdd, OF Malvern Hill"
has resumed his duties for the summer
friend, Miss Margaret 8, Clark. of "4iar-
on the steamer Pocallotas,
Miss Virginia Ruffen. OF THE Mil" =.
spent several days this week with her
friend, Miss Margaret s, Clark, of 'IIar-
dens,' on the James, \.
Mr.. e. M. Walker. road overseer, In
Charles City, has his men busy this week
repairing the roads In tho upper part
OF the county, where they arc In very
bad condition, MI, Walker is spending
several a. aya g with hs fr n9'i Mr. BeyeF
The choir OF Grace Church. Granville,
will meet for practice Friday evening
with Mrs. William Iohnson, OF Granville,
Miss Mollle Watkins, of Glendale"
spent some time this week with her Sis
ter, Mrs, William johnson. of Granville.
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Tazewell Society,".
.fspeeiallto rhe Ttn1es.plspatch3

(speciai to The -Dlspatcli)
TAzI5tv11I,1y, VA. Mhrci, 31.--Thc Viz
giniA Polytechnic institute Glcc Club,
OF il3ncksbtirg, gave n very creditable.
entertainment III tho High School chapel
hero tonight. THO entertainment was
Under tie auspices OF the ladies Of thu
.presbytcrnt1s Church, and was well
pntrofhzed.
Join u. titz, one OF the leading citi-
Gems OF Coeburh, Wise county. was III
town 6thls week. He owns valuable coal
lands on Mud Fork. IN the ncigliborhOou
OF tho new railroad.
Mr., Eweil Herbert, of 1righ Point.
n, n G " WIS In town this week. He was
n former resident OF this county.
b Nfrs, A. b. Buchanan loft OF, Wcdnes-
1ay for Richmond whore she Will
Undergo treatment for rheulnau sm at tho
Memorial Hospital. She has suffered
greatly recently. and 1t Is the hopo Of
iIer friends that her stay in Richmond
will benefit her. n
Mr. Robert 1'artnr, WHO livos at Five
Oaks, lad fo,r# ewes which dropped four
teen lambs this season, two dropping four
each, and two three each. This Is said
10 be something out 4of the ordinary.
Mr., Il. H. Shufflebargcr, secretary Of tho
Clear Fork Telephone Company, was ~
the city his week. Mr., S'hu1llenargcr,
In cotnpnnylwitl, Rev. William II. Kelley,
jhaa orpaIiized$a telephone company OIL
Cove Creek. 546S :.
sam Sargent WHO broke into tho depot
at Cedar Bluff last Sunday night and
took money and wliskey, IS n S5all mere,
having beer ca ptured in tits town. w
\ Major X. r. Henry, who has been ~
III his homo hero fore several weeks, 1s
very much improved. VI
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Souther115R|, ailvy,,aIly

scI1lEDuLE IN EFFECT FEB II III.
~, TRAINS LEAVE RtCIi1tON 70. Sfa
,ooe W a.. M--Daly- for ChAr1ot Cs95A
A:s0 Observation-Disclosures Bunet gPullmAnat
eB Az.tanta and EBirminghan.f New OrlsaHeSI
Ne Masemphs.A Cha tia uooga and all the .gout4
p uiSSsan . aHso R. tSs cha'' ciy 49,
,e s 2. M.9hs. sund ay.K eysv.lis 1ocai
1850 =. n --Daiiy--Lin1it ed-Pullman ready etg
~ YORK RIVER LINE sssaa ss3l
h no tavorite route to Bait:morG and Eastern
POINTS Leave Richmond 1870 Pc III dAtly1
Except Sunday, connecting with ateAnso2
LOT LOT !Baltinore Mondays. WsdnesdaysEsAe
':is F. P,,as,.:L Mondays. w.ds..da,'s
h ~: :z' r N: -.Exoept Sunday For wset PoEl
cconHhectlns with steamers for Ba1timnfg
snd d river landings Mendays HsdnAedAy4
fi c.. u Fridays ~ Steamers can 3sa t al 09oSf
l.r ~ Point Almonds and Clay Hart
west rns ons.e \. ntzsd
e ~, TRAINS 1ARRIvn R1cHN oNn. eSs ssSsl
S:se g. y. ana 1850 p. M.--From Alf Thu; 0o0SA1
$50 Paist.L;, From 88 Charlotte Dufha
80 9 AM; AZ tM1.From x.y.vil. ana ,n..lns ~
a s:zo =. NJ Daily from West Point WITH Ba1s93
LII connections Sundays wedesdAye3aAA
io: s. a 4 wednesday. and rr.days:
Pnin, ' oaily except unday-rrors Az
8 y = y TETS11Rn nRiI5rp 4 \
3 ' p. 7. M. b iif3liE7 li8 a. P9k.HFt7ssU
H. B. SPENCER. CEN, II rs 4 4
Washsn ston-s 4 p e. gT N
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FREDERICKSBURG
Especial tof,rhe3 Times Dispatch.)

ms. (Specia1 .oG,rhe Times Dispatch.) @ b
sTREDERIClisBURG VA, March Biz
Miss Maud Garnctt Steclc.sof Rtchmond.
Il Is /, guest Of Miss Mantle G.. Willis. 53&
Miss Euirfux Proudilt, n student at Vas
sar College, Is spending her spring yaca-
Y ton here with her great aunt Mrs. g.
Y l.. ltsllmhaclI.
SUPERINTENDENT G.. G.. NJ oynes, OF Ac-
c0lrac was here this week h
Miss E,llia Worth. wns a guest here this
week 81 Miss Elizabeth 1Iurkarp.
Mr.. NJ. G. Willis, Jr. has returned g
& Richmond college. utter spending 9 few
g days with Ills parents here. 81
Mrs. Mary Quinn Hicks has returned
roma visit to Mrs. "a. u. Alexander at
EUrbanila. si 5 .yH 81
AIRS. T. Perry Myers Of washington.
q n LIS been n recent guest OF her sister, Mrs.
3 y. d. Wheeler. q. s 8lj
5 Mrs. a. B. Yates and Mrs. a. W. En-
brcy, have returned from u visit to WASH
Gington.4 N Il II 81
Mrs. az r. Rove and children have re-
turned from visit OF several weeks TO
relatives at Irvington.S and now has as
gmest, Miss Pcary Rifle. of Irvlngton.
3 CAPTAIN WI. Messicls and Mr., J.. III.
Irving, Of lrvington. are here visiting re-
Hlatives. f&j4as
X aiessrs. Irving Nesslck and Harry Wa
a te,s. III Irvingto were visitors here Tor
V several DAYS this week.
MIR. ana Mrs. John T.. Gonldnlnn, > r.
ana AiissgRllby Sr,I III, gof irving on, spent
several days hero this week, visiting rcla-
h tlvas and friends. " III Il tss..s
Mrs. u. b.. Meredith, of Salem. Is visit
ing her parents. DR.. and Mrs. I. G. Mon
tng,ie "a:
Miss Rayinondc Virginia Cutter, OF Sa-
$vunnah, Ca. Is visiting Or. and Mrs c..
4 Il. Morton In Spotsylrania county.
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richards OF the I.a,ln Hotel. Is quite sick
with innamatory rhnumatlsnl.
! SPOTSYLvA POINTS
: !, ~, ~, y rrha ,rImes- Dlspatch,)

ESPECIAL to The Tlmes-D lspntch,l
sPOTSYIiNANIA,k VA, March 3l.--&.ards
are out announcing the marriage OF Hon.
Nj. II. Dickinson, of Mcllenny. Spotsyl-
vania county and Miss loula H. Jones,
Of stubbs, spotsylyanla county, on AN .he
afternoon of Easter Sunday, April 10TH
Mt Nlane Road Baptist Church; tho cere-
mony to be performed by Rev. r. a.
Williams, OF fredericksburg,
Mr., Dickinson, Is n well-knoWn mers
chant and Is held IN high esteem. and
Miss Jones is the daughter Of the late
Thomas Jones and Mrs. Anna Jones, or
Subbs, Va. I, :,
York land other Northern cities; and
Will reside at McTIenny, spotsylyan'a
county. -
A call for good roads meeting TO be
held at spotsylvania Courthouse April the
End, has been issued.
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#WILMINGT0N N C
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
,VTLsiINGTON, N. c., March Clone OF
the most interesting events. to society the
past week was the marriage Of Miss Kate
Street Gall oway, daughter OF Or. W. ..
Galloway,st to Mr.. Charles r. Yopp, son
of Alderman and Mrs. W. H. Yopp; the
wedding occurring at the home Of the
3bridess father, No. III North Fourth
Street, Tuesday night at nine o'clock. The
ceremony was a decidedly pretty home
event and was performed In the mdst&of
friends by Rev. n. NJ Watson. pastor
Of Grace Methodist Church. Mr.. D. n.
Chadwick, Jr., a college mate OF the
n reception and dance was given In the
splendid Odd Fellows Hall. i55a
Mr. and Mrs. William Rand 1\enan re-
turned to their home in Lockport, n. ",
Thursday after a visit to the formers
mother In this city. Mr.. Kenan, is a
brother OF Mrs. Henry NJ. Flager.
Another popular, visitor to leave this
week, was Captain T. T. schlcy, Twenty
third Infantry. United States Army, who
left TO resume the annual INSPECTION O
the companies Of the North Carolina Ma
ttional Guard. Captain schley is the son
OF Admiral Schley, and while here was the
guest OF his friend, Captain ]. Van b..
Metts Il 4 Ii y
Charming Wilmington visitors Al pres
emf, are Miss Flossie CULLEN and Miss
Elsie Moore. Of Philadelphia, the two
young ladies coming from Baltimore here
on the ship OF the formers father,
Nlessrs Charles Dushan D. L. Latta ana
w. c. Won Claim, Jr, are back from
attending the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Convention at Charleston, s. G.,
a delightful affair Of the week was a
festival given at the homo Of Mr. : D.
Smith, In honor Of the Baraca Glass Of the
Second Advent Church, this city.
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PEOPLE in CAROLINE
fsneclo, 4 The TImes-Dlspatch

(speclal to The -Dlspatch.)
BOWLING GREEN, VA, March 3D.
Mr., w, Moncure Grayatt, now OF
Blackstone. spent several days this week
with his grand-parents.
Mrs. j. a = q, Chandler, wife OF Profcs,
sor Julian All G. Chandler, Of New York,
and children, are spendinf some time ut
the lawn Hotel Miss Julia Miller Of
Washing ton, Us staying with her,
Miss Julia collins, after spending two
weeks with her parents, has returned to
New York to resume her studies.
Mr., Y.EC. Chandler, of Washington,
spent seyeraE days IN the county this
week. z
Mrs. i. n, Richards, wife Of James 7
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lexington . Society s u
fs,,ceInlE,o MS 'riMles -D!sputch.

f,fs (fSljCtnl 10 IlC tEnJ ,sEET
Al ~ 1.l5&lNdTOfi VA, Narcl, 81 .-4fscv. j..
u. Knott, rnstor Of Trinity Methodist
Church, of l.eslngton Is attending the
annual meeting o. tic Baltimore Con-
enforce, NJ. u. Church, South, now
IN session nt Cumberland. Md. In Ills
absence, jt,ev. DR. James a. Quarlcs, Of
washington and Ice University. VIII os.}
B cupy lts pulpit Sunday morning.
Mrs. EmmatA. Mlltniorc lIns returned to
her hone on kcrr's creek R Zoe u 9
county, after n wish or two months to
her dnusiJer, Mrs. Elliott X. Booker Of
Farnivjllc. ...5
5l1 MI. aud & Mrs. YAM lNlys,ync, OF Old
Chniani. IN. y, spent severn days II, Lex
4 il,gtonstliIs wnek.as lhegucst Of 5Mr. and
Mrs Lawrence Enibrc.
Rev. Tlio,nas b southnll, pastor Of tho
Lexington Presbyterian Church, Is spend
ling tIid week In Baltimore. 1lc will re-
turn OF his sunday service.
81 A1rs. JOHN u. Campbell has found 1t
necessary, III. consequence OF III health. to
resign tue presidency of tile Rockbrldgc
School Improvement lscnglie.
Mr.. II. IL. Wilson, Of Upsll,ir county. w.
Va. has arrived In Lexington With his
family, and they are now Is occupying
their RESIDENCE on Taylor Street, which
Nlr. Wilson recently bought.
Mrs. Its,,lriston Sale aud Mics Bcrtie
sale. OF Bedford City. arc In Lexington
visiting the family Of Professor Martin
~, :, Burks. u II
a Mr.Hnl Mrs. j. Il, shannon, who spent
the winter in:lAtig,,stn county have TO-
turned 10 thrlS lone IN Lexington.
4 Dr- james Lewis Howe OF tho depart-
rncnt OF cllclnistryAof Washington and
4 Les University, Is absent on Il trip to
1'Ettsy,Sani,l county. In scientific research
5uti minerals lands
q Mr. u. Mercer lidi'tman, of Roanoke
rpenl several days here the past week
d as Il guest OF Ills brother, DR.. John I'll.
4 Hartman. N liy
Nj. H., ri Thompson loft Lexington n
few days ago for West Branch. Iowa,
wheras he expects TO make his home.
rho lexington Golf Club have elected
tie following officers for the ensuing year,:
". s. Hopkins, president; II II. Brokciil:-
brousl, yce-prssidcnt; II. G. Wise, sccrc-
&1ary and treasurer. 35, Si3E
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CLARKE ITEMS
10 Tho Tlmes-Dispatcl,.)

ESPECIAL 70 TIC Illl1es'b1SPHtc'1!
F WILDWOOD. March a--pr Robert Q.
Randolph left on "Wednesday for short
visit to Philadelphia,
MIR. Thomas II, Rurwell loft the same
day for Wilmington, Delaware.
Mrs. Dorothy Henderson went on tho
9sth TO Washington, Where she and her
friend. Miss Plat, arc to stay at the
New Willard to enjoy the horse show
Miss Adelaide Nelson. who has been
.yIta ting at Tong Branch"
Mr. Hugh NJ. Nelson's left on the Slst
for washington and Baltimore; before re-
turning 10 East Orange. y, u.
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RIch and PeIersburg Electric RaIIWlllI|

q Cars leavA corner az Seventh and rex
Streets, MancSe.tsr: every hour lon T.. GhoS
Limited ca:. 5;N r. M daily except sunday.
Cara leave 2etoTsburg x foos g 4 sy yS: II
II. Last car ii:lO. r. NJ, q Limited car ~
All cars from Petersburg conneettlng Y RlsA
mond cars. @ 865i 39S lS 4ss@
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the Federal Cemetery, which is about two
miles, or over. <.
Miss Bessie Yawtcr left Thursday for
Columbia, S. G., whore she will take
three years course at Columbia Hospital
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MONTAGUE SMITH.
Smith IS the beautiful dausher Of Mr. = Smith
beautiful
Miss Mary brill
dolph. Macon College
i 4 Is
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TO become a trained nurse.
Rev III. II. Heronimus has returned to
stanton and will have charge OF Sears
Hill Church.
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STEAM BOATS.
Irginla Navigation Co.
Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co.'s

Boston, N ass, and 'roVldsnos, n, J.
stsamsss N09f for S.soR TussaS
denes Monday, TRuFsday ana Saturday & Z
r NJ, Passengers and freight taken t9g al
O. Rwy:. and n; and w, Rwy, onieAA ead
No. $40 East Mai1r -
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Clyde Stea q
PHILADELPHIA

RICHMOND AND NQnFoI.E LIN
Tysight received and delaysssd dsll,
and o. Rwy. Co.'S pOeA AessetAs
Broad strestA II +, oDFth. q
AGENT "a N.s 2 ,,frtT lslyt Raekaet
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Nlaht Line Tor N orfolk.'
FOR NEW {. YORK {: 4.
Bay Line to Baltlphsol'rIl

I
~ steamers Of Old Bay Llus, n,
n inE 57;i6 r. H.. arriving VI III
mora G;D A, ~, connecting North. EAAtRLS
Weir. FOR tickets and 81 pfotmatl ION eppfSHl
q. and o. RWy., Richmond TRAINER Gomt,tl
ed No ssD Eass Main strsss, ..ss
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Read the following hearty indorse-
ment from Polk Miller Drug Co., who
would mot allow thelr names TO DO
used unless prrlne possessed absolute
merit; Ill
nIn the three years that we have
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-15
General Ordinance.
Chapter IL.

Peddlers and Auctioneers
Licenses.
General Ordinances of the City
Of Bemidji.
The City Council of the City
of Bemidji does ordain:
Section 1. It shall be unlaw.
full for any person, or persons,
firm, CO partnership, or corpora
ton to practice or exercise the
vocation Of peddler, selling
goods, wares OF merchandise
from house to house, or upon the
streets or pu bic grounds Of the
City Of Bemidji, without first
having obtained a license there
for, as hereinafter provided, pro,
vided however that this section
shall not apply to persons selling
farm produce, or garden truck
within said city.
Section 2. All persons desir.
ing to obtain a peddlers license
as required in section one, must
pay into the City Treasury the
sum Of ten $4,000 dollars, and
thereupon the City Clerk shall
issue to each person, firm, CO
partnership, or corporation a
license to run for a period Of one
year from date, and no license
shall be granted for a less period
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-15
DIED SUDDENLY q
OF HEART DISEASE.

How frequently does head line simi-
lar to the above greet us in the news.
papers. The rush, push and strenuous
nessFof the American people has a strong
tendency to lead up to valvular and other
affections of the heart, attended by ir-2
regular action, palpitation,s dizziness,
smothered sensa tions and other distress
Ing symptoms.
Three Of the prominent ingredients Of
which DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery is made are recommended by some
of the leading writer's on MdterjG MedicG
for the cure of just such cases. Golden
Seal root, for instance, is said by the
UNITED STATES sDIsPENsATORY stand
ard authority, to impart tone and in
creased power to the hearts action"
Numerous other leading authorities rep
resent Golden Seal as an unsurpassed
and as the heart is almost wholly COM
posed of muscular tissue, it naturally
follows that it must be greatly strength
ened by this superb general tonic. But
probably the most important ingredient
of Golden Medical Discovery" so far
as its marvellous cures of Valvular and
other affections of the heart are con-
Prof. VIM. Paine, author of Paine's
Epitomy of Medicine, says of it:
81, not long since, had patient who was
SO much oppressed with valvular disease OF
carry him upstairs. He, however gradually
recovered under the influence of Collinsonin
medicinal principle extracted from Stone
root) and is now attending to his business.
Heretofore physicians knew of no remedy
for the removal of SO distressing and so dan
gerous malady. With them it was all
guess work, and it fearfully warned the
afflicted that death was near at hand: Col
llnSonin unquestiOnably affords relief in
cure"
Stone root is also recommended by Drs.
Hale and Ellingwood, of Chicago, for
yalvular and other diseases of the heart.
The latter says: vt is a heart tonic of
direct and permanent influence"
uGolden Medical Discovery" not only
cures serious heart affections, but is a
most efficient general tonic and invigor-
ator, strengthening the stomach, invig-
Grating the liver, regulating the bowels
and curing catarrhal affections in all
parts of the system.
DR.. Pierces Pellets cure Constipation.