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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-21
BURLINGTON IS FOUND GUILTY.
May BE Fined DsO,OOO for Rebates
to Kansas City Packers.

Y
It took Kansas City jury just thirty
five minutes to find the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy Railroad Company guilty
of violating the Elkins law by granting
rebate to the Armour, Swift, Cudahy and
Nelson Morris packing companies. Each
of the four packing companies named had
already been found guilty of a SIMILAR vio-
lation of law. The two cases, taken to-
gether, uphold the governments conten-
tion that it is as wrong to grant rebates
N Il is to receive them.
The Burlington was found guilty on
four counts and fine of from $1,000 to
$4,000 on each count may he imposed.
1t will be possible thus for Judge Nc
Pherson to impose total fine of $4,000
on the company If he chooses. Sentence
was deferred.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-21
A Proposal.

Miss Pechis--Mr. Dumley took me for
Vassar graduate the first time he met
me.
Mr.. Yerner-That's strange. That
isn't ut all what I was inclined to take
you for.
Mis- Pechis-No? What then?
Mr.. Yerner-For better, for worse
Philadelphia Press.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-21
opttmistfc View.

He-The doctor tells me that Door
Hyer is dying by inches.
I. she-oh, he'll probably live quite a
huraber Of years yet.
He-Why, do you think so3 NJ.
She-He's SO awfully tall.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-21
Had to Work His Way I'm.

Honest, now, Jack, did you ever love
any girl before you met me?"
Dozens of them, dear. But had to
You're my thirty-third, and | can't take
any higher degree than that, you know"
Chicago Tribune.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-21

great mental depression. was unable to at
tend tony house work, and life became bur
den to me. Twas confined for days to my bed,
Iio:t my appetite, my courage and all hope:
and In my distress tried every remedy which
thought would be of any use to me, and
,yeading of the value Of Lydia H. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to sick women decided
Ito give It trial felt 80 discouraged that !
bad little hope Of recovery, and when began
10 feel better, after the second week, thought
krsat surprise found That kept gatntng,
while the turnor lesssned IN siza
"The Compound continued TO build up my
tgeneral health and the tuner seemed to be
absorbed, until, In seven months, the tunor
wa, entirely gone and I well womsn am
th,lkiui for my my recovery that ! ask as oor you
Wornsn may know Of the wondesful curative
powers Of Lydia 3. Pinkhams Vegetable
Eompound."
When women are troubled with irreg-
Eular or painful periods, weakness. dis
placement or liberation Of the female
prgSns. that bearing-down feeling, in
aammatfon. baclssche, hatulence, gen.
Nrak debility, indigestion or nervous
2Rc9kxAtion, they should remember
Rscp " one tried and true remedy.
E&H14 e. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
khd at once removes such troubles.
I Ne either medicine in the world has
cetssA. .such widespread and unquali-
REIMBURSEMENT. No other medicine
M sueh q record Of cures Of female
nls.
Nr3. Pinkham invites all sick women
nQSbritAher for advice. She Is daughter
daAMpf Lydia e. Pinkham AID for
81npyffive years under her direction
Nd 15kbe her dscease hos been
1viSing sick women FREQ Cd charge.
ehe Has guided thousands to health.
dAreas, Lynn, Mass.
| Remember that it Il Lydia 3 Pink.
eAw's Vegetable CompouEi thatis cur.
RgFomen, and don't allow any druggist
E0Ssil you anything else In Its place a
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-21

A man, acknowledging a lady's rec
ognition In a resta urant or hotel dining
room. should rise partly from his chair,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
4 gu.8n c. IgI2on5a

Por il prsset se h1ss sshsr ri
p6olioo qre con G g'l'rm5 C-rtsda
hA solie e.sdo Eel Cne eio EiasuGtvo
de Puerto Re % sc cpocri6n de una
f,ArQc!e's ~ q saF9ssi6n de On
merl 3e Ia : ca I'll npelt, 20 Fo1.
90, J. i,
Tgtssits ersorss qre ds'eeo ssr
ofdAs en- ro en- ogr'.A de Ia corss
si6n o. 'srs'4. neds7 preSsusAr S1s
Argun sr' 1 sbrs 9 ror eseyito
anls d omil6 q f-srquisisr dsl Con.
si1 Eiausiy al dfs 2 de Ensro dc
1907.
sa1Juar P r Dc'embrs IA 1906,
Por eI pstieitrs'ioi AZ r'prsssntante,
Ramon Gandto C6rdoua
I1gsnIer1 c5 PusFkns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
tANALISIS
BACTERIQLIGICO
DEL
Aqua de Vlajui5l
PractIcado [or e|
Doctor FerTeT PIera

CoNCLUsIoNES, Ia El agua
do Vilsiu'gs 60 0bSolutomsnts
pura, dtsde 81 punto de vista
bastsriol6gieo, y NO consieass
On conseeuepcis. ningsin strrnsn
Ya0civ0.
q Los rssulGados & qus el
eatudio baeteriol6gieo do aqua
viliuigs NOS eonduss. sstAn %
perfscta eoncordaneiA CON loo
del an&lisis Qufmiso, y con los
datos y eEIefapzas que 10 geo.
logfa de 10 eomarca NOS propor.
ciona res sseto & la profundidAd
on que el sgua ha sido eapsada
On forms de pozo ariesiano. y {
! 10 natnraleza dc les sapas Que
ha atravssa %. logrAndo sai 90
perfecta attraction.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
TOWbon It my concern

Notise "a hsrshy by g'vso 'hst &
petition for f'snsh 20 he ton-
strueiion Of wasIf In lhs lssr ttonl
OF ths harbour II Porca, has been
nrsSertFd 10 the Fx3sptivs Cornell o1
Ruerto Rico,
Any and AN psYsors dsaifirg to
be hsard for or sgsirss the granting
OF such frArsh'tr, msy present lh'ir
arguments ebh'r orp y or In writing
bsfors ihs Cfrniisee, On the 2od dRy
OF J January 1907
San Juan, p. r., Dc. 14Ih, 1908
GMl1rm0 C0rddd
For ths petisionavy, bis storey
Ramon Gambia C6rdouo,
Harbour snd Dock Erglr esr,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
lUhfUIf6 HOUSE

C>lle 81, u .efc l04, ossas Nt~
York sisio nag ceutrieo Prdxlmt
81 subway, Z ioa aslsvAdos, { los eArru:
sI6e1fleos oe An.sse Rn, Columbus
BrodwA} = ' 70 avsoid&. Muy ceres
del hoael 4arie Aato.l let!s, doude eatS
el Dub Ibero alperScano 4 slete suadrAs
de- coetor Haeps Csts anpliA J ele
RAa'e Cos amerlssus , eRpRHo
10 ItAist 1u eopr istane-bs nusvA.
Tres aa1ol "4apss lniof4ea 1 Is
adm 81 ss,01 os LA DLMOCRACIA
Aurora Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
DOSIS Y ADMINS STRACION

NIL quiniooa
pademsnsos
M
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24

Aurora Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
AVISO

Ne v9Lde ror la L.ilSd De s1 ' vAlol
an Rpsrsio para iAbrlokr bebidAs ear.
bonaiAdAs. Sc compone del geuerador
tres il'n'eG son sus aorrespondientss
lAvAdarC lie EAE, uaa uesa para lls.
mar co'ei.As ds sApoass ds grayilssi6t
y 10 llSuato De aia ss.
Para ioiormss q gIrss 81 CamHy
A AAslNfO lAss4LLG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
EDIOTO

Icteltado de Elisa Kortright
Eduardo Wood, GdminiasfAdor judi.
cial del intestado do Elisa Kor'
fright, debidamente autorizsdo
por 10 Corse do Dislrito de esta
eiudad, & todo el que pusda In.
tereG Arle, hasa ssbY:
Qle 10 sefioritA Elisa Rcrtright y
Kspnsy. de cusrspsa y cinso sfios de
edad, SolterA, propietAriA y de este
veeiud Ario, falleci6 sn el poblAdo de
SAnsurse sl 20 do Julio dc 1900, sin
et0rgAr disposition tesss mentAria dc
niuguna slaEe.
Qua dssccnt cl6ndoss en- la aetua'
lidHd Quienes sean aus b sYederos, eito,
lltmo , empsz1 q lodos los ore ere.
yendose eon tai esrfetsr, puedan 10
ner derseh7 6 Ia hercF c's, para que,
oil i6rmino de euatEo meses nAturS'
. lea & eontAr desde eatR fee hs, 90 air
van eomunjcsrma sps nombres, diree
ci6n y oil grAdo do pArertsseo qoa tu-
visrAu con la dlfartA NidoriIa Kor'
sright.
EsA mAnifntAai6n dehsrG venir
acc mplnAda de 10 pruebs que 10 jus-
t'fque y hsce ss haio iuramenso prea
ia do Ante fir ci nsrio antorixsdo por
10 ley para reoibirlo y 90 e'erito diri
gido mi nombre por sonducto de m
sb' gAdo don Ha1miril DiIz Guys
fclpa IallaEs en ests eiudad, cAllG
| is San Jufto ndns-o doee.
San Jasn 20 - N wen bra de 1905
EDUARDO WOOD.
AdmiuiatrAdor Judicial de.
ahintsGtAto.
VQ 30
I EDRO De 4 ALDREY,
Juez do Ia Corte de Dieirito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
T, MATAKZO
DOCTOR EN- MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA.

OCULISTA. -Ex m6dico au.
xiliar de la Clinica ofta mol6-
gica, que a cargo del doctor
Barraquer exlste en- el Hospi-
tai de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona. Corsultorlo exclusive
para afeceiones de los ojos.
Tetuan 64, (cerca del Tea
tro. = Horas de consulta;
De 9al2 de la mafana.
Gratis a los pobres, de s a 9
de Ia manana. d.
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26
Sergeant Leonard Dead.

EX-police Sergeant John H. Leonard
died last Sunday night at the City
hospital after a long illness of Bright $
disease. He leaves Il widow and seven
children.
For nearly twenty years John Leon
ard was one of the most popular and
efficient members of the Minneapolis
police force. Commencing as patroman
he advanced to the rank of sergeant.
He was at all times fearless in the
discharge of his duties. He was a ma
tive Of St. Johns y. r. and was 50
years of age.
Funeral services We're held Wednes-
day morning from the family resi-
dence, As Eastman avenue, thence to
St. Anthony church. where requiem
mass was said by Father Lee, who also
delivered the sermon on the sad oc-
casion. Many beautiful flowers We're
presented by the police department
the Woodmen OF the World and family
friends. The interment was at ST.
Mary's cemetery.
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26
Biiou Opera House.

One of the really notable events 0!
the Bijous season will be the engage
ment next week of Joseph Shipm,;n's
big production of Paul Kester's dra-
matization OF Charles Majors great
novel, when Knighthood Was In
Flower" with Virginia Drew Prescott
in the role Of Mary Tudor, Princess Of
England, the madcap sister Of irascible
Henry the Eighth.
Miss Trescotts support is well in
keeping with her worth, even to the
smallest part in the cast Mr.. John
J. Farrell makes most dashing and
handsome Brandon, and is an actor
who combines unusual ability with the
natural graces of a gentleman. The
play is staged and costumed with all
the elegance that marked the first pro-
duction, SO that the resirable physical
quality Of richness is provided.
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26

division that he loved and for which
he would continue to work for long
years to come. He had only done
MS duty in the past not expecting
reward OF any kind. and he should
pursue the same course in the future.
May every member of No. be blessed
in his home and family, and may all
meet in a better land. The ioyousness
ot the occasion was somewha; OBJ
secured by the resignation of two
honored officers of the division.
Brother John McKenn;, who has beer
president for eighteen months ana
John Meagher treasurer for :, vernl
ing shade of sadness over the pro-
ceedings. Every member of No. 1
regrets that circumstances of a per-
sonal nature necessitated the with
drawal of these respected members
from Office. John c. Gubtiins WAS
elected president and I. +. Rice treas
uref. ~ MEMBER VINO uOeSn WISH ms
name published voiced the general re-
greet that No. 4 feels at losing the
services of those efficient officers.
Brother John Meagher's business re-
quires all his time. His clothing
establishment is growing i'm public
favor, and, attention TO the needs of
his customers and the many details
of trade TO be looked after are ample
to keep Brother Meagher busy.
Rev. Father Rathigan assistant pas
tor of Ascension church has become IL
member of No. 4. This modes, priest
is welcome addition TO the ranks.
He expressed his pleasure To be pres
cnt and to be admitted to membership
in the \ o. II. We hope To often see
him at the meetings.
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26

one of the hrishteS, vehicles in which
the conspicuous abilities of Nat. c..
Goodwin We're ever employed.
Ralph Stuart who, to paraphrase
Lord Bacons celebrated observation.
Has taken all plays to be his
province" knows the comedy we'll, and
as Mr.. Stuart's Judgment has never
been at fault in !, Lyceum production,
the public can take his estimate of
Confusion" He says: For genuine
FUN, clean cut comedy bordering at all
times on the farcical and often break
ing into whirlwinds of upro;,lious
farce Confusion is one of the best
pieces now available for the purpose
of stock companies. | am sure that
the Lyceums clientele which has
splendidly endorsed an idea Of giving
clean, bright amusement in lighter
vein during the summer months. will
like this piece immensely"
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26

the accident is that Monsoon has for
Il period of almost thirty years crossed
The track at this same spot every night
and met the train coming in at that
hour. He was in the habit of picking
his way carefully between trains and
The fact that this time he paid no
attention tn the approach of the train
is puzZling. The train did not run over
the body but hurled it some little dis
lance. and when he was picked up the
old man was breathing his last.
The Rev. Father Hays, known as the
Apostle of Temperance" in England,
where he has taken up the work of the
late Cardinal Manning and Father
Mathew, was in the city recently. He
has just completed successful tenn
perance crusade in Australia and New
Zealand, where he was welcomed by
the premiers of both states, and where
during his mission of some six months,
over 24,50O persons in Australia and
25.S65 persons of all creeds in New
Zealand took from him the pledge of
total abstinence. He is on his way
back To England and came here to visit
Archbishop Ireland, after which he in
tends To travel through the states and
Canada in order to gain some expert
cncc of our social conditions and meth
DDS of work which may be of use to
him as president of the Catholic Tenn
perance crusade. On several occasions
he has received the highest approba-
| ton and communication of both Pope
| Leo Nil. and Pope Plus Y. The spe-
cial feature OF his social work is that
he has never made any distinction of
creed or race in his efforts for the So
cial and moral uplifting of the peo-
pie. On last Sunday morning Father
Hays occupied the pulpit and preached
;n impressive sermon before Il crowd
ed audience in the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception.
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26
Bride for Noted Scot,

Lochiel. chieftain of :hc Camcrons.
has returned to the highlands and
tai:en a bride home tn .Arhnacarry.
The homecoming was perhaps the
most idyllic of its kind ever reported.
ON March 20 Lochcl was married
To Lady Hermione Graham. daughter
of the Duke of Montros" at All Saints
church. Ennismore Gardens.
Canon Fleming. in his address after
the marriage ceremony, said:
Your union today is romantic enc.
for in the past history of Scotland the
houses of Cameron and Graham fought
side by side in battle. and today they
stand side by side under the canopy of
peace and the banner of love-
The young chief first took his bride
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26
Steamboat Excursion.

Tomorrow the Emerald Social Club
will give it's annual steamboat eX-
cursion down the Mississippi, leaving
st. Paul at $3.50 a. m. on the steamer
Purchase. The trip will be to Prescott
where a landing will be made on the
shores Of beautiful Lake st. Croix.
The ladies will furnish ample refresr-
ments for this delightful family out
ing, but no intoXicants will be allowed
on board. Tickets soc for the round
trip. Children 25c. Excellent music
and good time assured.
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26

flood with street cars vehicles and
people moving on its streets and even
G. A. r. parade for it was decoration
Day.
Then comes an electric storm fol-
buildings to which human figures can
be seen to be clinging. The Johns
town disaster was the greatest calam-
ity in point of loss Of life tina: this
country has ever experienced. Twenty
five hundred people lost their lives
within few minutes while San Fran
cisco despite the greater loss in build
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26
POPE URGES CAUSE OF WOMAN
Should Be Lawyers and Doctors, but
Not Politicians.

Nine. Camille Themir. a widely read
Austrian authoress and magazine
writer and an ardent advocate of
woman suffrage, recently obtained an
audience with the Pope To interview
him on questions affecting her sen
The Pope received her very yru-
ciously in his private laboratory, and
in answer to her questions said:
Il approve the movement started i'm
Austria for lettering the social CON-
ditions Of women as long as it ,ioes
not conflict with Christian morality.
We all must work. l can assure YOU
that ] do much work myself. Why.
then. should not woman work also"
They should study and Income. if
they can. lawyers and doclnrs--c:pc-
cially doctors--as there is n great field
for them among women and rhillrcn.'
Plus X firmly drew the line ON
politics. 'as enough mistakes are
made in that line of work by men,
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26
ILILlIlihIE- NllrIiI,

state uf Minnesota. County a. iI"nn"pin.
Probate Court.
In tho matter of tn" estate "f Michael
Rogers. deceased.
Letters of administration on III" estate
Of Michael Rogers. deceased, late of III"
county OF ii"nn"pn and stat" of Minnie
sofa. being granted to Mary Rogers. Of
said county ana state:
1t is ordered, that six months be and
the same is hereby allowed from and after
he date OF this order. IN which all per
sons having claims or demands against
the said deceased are required to file the
same in the probate court Of said county,
for examination ana allowance. or be
forever barred
!, is further ordered, that the first Mon
day in December, 1906 at 10 O'Clock a.
m, at a general term of said probate
court to be held at the court house in
the city Of Minneapolis, IN said county,
be and the same is hereby appointed as
the time and place when and whore tho
said probate court will examine and ad-
just said claims and demands.
And 1t is further ordered. that notice
of such hearing be given to all creditors
and persons interested in said estate by
forthwith publishing this order once in
each week for three successive weeks in
the Irish Standard. n newspaper printed
and published in said county.
Dated at Minneapolis, this ninth day
of May, 1906
BY the Court:
f. G. HARVEY.
STEPHEN MAHoNEY,
Attorney for Administrative.
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26
Memorial Day at St. Mary's.

Day there will be high mass in the
chapel at a. m. Following this there
will be singing and decoration Of
graves by the boys OF the Orphans
home, reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg
address, song by Bryant Post Quartet,
Grafton by Rev. Cornelius McDcvit1.
Benediction and Salute.
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26
IN, inn al To,namm. i'm Glen.

to the little inn al Tnlndnnn. in Glen
garry, and the next day the tw" start :
ed forth To Walk home. seven miles
across The mountains. reaching. Inch
Arl:lig. 50 ia .,'lls in all til" STORIES "i
Prince Charlie. where Il steam Ei,l'i"h
WIS Waiting /" carry l."''hi"l ana his
bride to Aclln,rlliN.
I'll" piper pip",. them :, "rir"ln" rs
they walked up ~ he house. Int .I;.l
was the only sound that greeted them
Never had :; pl"i clad in the rcd
hnnds,,m"r chief and his bride.
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26

ings and property through the earth
quake counts it's dead only in the hum
lreds.
The great hit this year is called the
third degree 1t is something like
an initiation into secret society. CELL
ings collapsed there are rolling floors
twisting floors, sliding floors, dancing
skeletons, electric shocks and FORTY
other uncanny experiences to en-
counter in a trip through its maze nf
grottO-like walk. There are two NOV
ing pictures. both good. One they cal
an electric theater and the other is :;
scenic tour in an imitation railroad
coach, There are a dozen or 81 .Ijrur
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26
GIFT WELL EARNED.
Presentation of Handsome Chair to
James c. McConviIIe.


Last Tuesday evening Division M.
/. A. q. H. was the scene of Il pleasant
function. On that occasion Brother
James NcConville was presented with
an elegant easy chair as Il token uf
his fellow members appreciation of
mis- efforts in behalf Of the division
Last fall Bro. McConville began 10
reach out for members for Division L.
and his efforts have been crowned
With success. He has striven early
and late and it is right that some
testimonial he given him. And this
is the reason his brother members
thought it fitting TO present him with
a chair in which he might sit in after
life, and think Of the days that are
flown when he was active in the cause
for which our order stands
The words of presentation We're well
spoken by Brother j. +. Rice. Said
the speaker: I'm behalf of No
present this chair. luxurious in up
holstery and easy and soothing IT, the
person. to our worthy brother. as II
mark of our esteem, to be his for
life. He deserves our remembrance in
more substantial form. if we were
able to make it such, but we feel he
will accept this gift as gratefully as
he would the most costly that we could
procure for him. We do not measure
his services to No. in dollars and
cents but rather in heartfelt apprecia-
ton of his efforts to make our tli-
vision the greatest in Hennepn coun-
| ~. This chair will always remind
| aim of the happy days of his mem-
bership in No 4. and of the l,l,
hearts that beat with his in the ell
| deavour to keep our division in the
| front rank of our order in Minnesota
Rainy days may come To him. storm
clouds may scud across his horizon
as they do in mems lives. but the
sunshine of our affection will be Will
| MN III tIIc teIIlpSSt W tUeeG ana coItl-
fort him. Accept this chair Bro. Nc
| Conviile. and after YOU have made the
rounds. in quest of members. from
| Camden to Minnehal1a, and from
Columbia Heights to Linden Hills resi-
in it's scft embrace and think of the
donors, the chivalorous loyal mem.
bers of Division No. t." Brother Me-
Conville responded with evident emo.
ton. Words Tailed to express; hi.
thanks for the munitcent gift tina,
the division had generously given him
He would always remember No. 4
and every time that he should recline
in the chair he would breathe a praye,
| for the friends he had found ii. The
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26
SEE WONDERLAND.
Today the Great Twin City Amuse
ment Park Opens.

There arr number of new features
this season. at Twin City Wonderland
which opens for the season today, the
leading one being a spectacle of the
Johnstown food. Ply means of scenic
and electrical effects the use of real
water and other ingenious devices a
very realistic representation Of the
scene of destruction is given. which
is accompanied of course. by IA melo-
dramatic lecture. The town Of Johns
town is shown the day before the
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26
MINNEAPOLIS VS.. Kansas citv.

Today at $3.50 p. III. at Nicollet Park
Minneapolis and Kansas City will
commence a series of three games.
The Sunday game will be at Minne-
haha Park, as usual. The Cowboys
are strong and are going at fast clip
these days, hence an interesting Ses-
sion with the NIillers is looked for.
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26
On Sunday, May 27th.

rno \nrtlnin i'ncjti Railway will
rcSlnnr iiS regular sumner schedule %:
trains a. White Bear Lake points. An
imInitnn; change has been made in
establishing daily train service be-
tween Minneapolis and ST. Pau ana
Tny"rs Falls. leaving Minneapolis AT
S:35 AN. St. Paul 9: 10 AN. This
train Will accommodate trnv", from
MINNEAPOLIS to- White Bear lake.
For fun information write or call on
6. f.. Mcneil. City Passenger Agent,
/! Nicn!"' Block, Minneapolis. MINI.
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26

attractions which added to the features
constitute quite a galaxy of hows
and recreation devices.
There are to be several different
bands at the park this season the
first to appear is the Minnesota State
Band, very good organization. The
more elaborate and is really the most
attractive feature Of the park. Won
derland will have additional features
for Decoration Day including the
famous loop the loop.
The Irish standard., 1906-05-26
Lyceum Theater.

"Confusion,'' brilliant English
farce with a title which suggests
limitless opportunities for fast and
furious entertainment. will be the bill
at the Lyceum this week, commencing
with a matinee performance tomorrow
The piece was written several years
ago, and made a wonderful hit in Lon