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STRIKE on
IRON RANGE.

sified by a vitriolic address dellVer co
nv Petriella, the strike leader, N
which, while counseling peace, ne al
vocated the use of guns to MAINTAIN
what he said was their right to sen
their labor where they could TO tns
best advantage.
Advises Violence.
In this address Petriella gave the
governor twenty-four hours IN Whlcn
to grant the men Justice" at the END
of which time he advised the men to
be "ready to strike the head on any
man who tries to crush you; If not as
American citizens, do it as human be-
ings." Whether at the end OF twenty
four hours anything will come OF this
is awaited with anxiety and the OIL
Gals are prepared All of the special
guards who have been in Duluth dur.
ing the past few days were rushed to
the range 1t was said that $50 men
we're in the party and they will aug
ment Sheriff Bates force of deputies
in case there is any trouble.
with if they go about in small groups,
but if they attempt to march In large
bodies they will be stopped:
Give No. Pretext for Clash.
This was made clear to them when
they attempted to march from Hib-
bling to the meeting at Chisholm,
where Petriella made his violent
speech. Otherwise the officials will
handle them gently in order that there
may be no pretext for a clash.
Reports received here yesterday in
dictate that mining operations were re-
sumed heavily in both Hibbing and
Eveleth districts. Thomas D. O'Brien,
former state insurance commissioner,
and Harvey Grimmer, executive clerk
to Gov. Johnson, who visited the range
towns yesterday as personal represent
atives of the governor, returned to Dbl
luth last evening.
Will Report to Governor.
They reported everything quiet on
the range. Mr. O'Brien said he had
succeeded in getting each side to
agree to respect the others rights un-
der the law. He thought the governor
would issue a proclamation defining
these positions and any infraction on
either side would then be death with
accordingly.
Mr.. O'Brien and Mr.. Grimmer left
last night for st. Paul, and their re-
port will be submitted to-day. Of
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Woodstock.

WOODSTOCK, VA. Juno 15.-Miss
Laura Iicdrlck, Of Dayton, Va, prosi
dent of the By-County ". c. II. IT,, #
was the guest Of Mrs. G.. II. Haun here
this week
Mrs. J. c. Paxton and Mrs. S. A.
Howard. her daughter. left here this
week for Atlantic City. n. j.. where
they expect to remain for n month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Duncan, of neal
Wheeling, W. Va, arrived here this
week ana are visiting his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Enoch Duncan.
Mr.. Russell kncisley and Captain
Isaac G. Cruzen, OF Carrollton, Mo.
We're visiting MI l.. c. Knelsey, OF
this place, this week.
Mrs. y. w. Chiswell and Mrs W. w
the guests Of Mrs. II. O. Nichodemus
of Woodstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilkins OF
Washington, D. c., are visiting Mrs
Wilkins's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Miller. here.
Mr.. William - Priest. Of riTen, In.
diana, arrived here on Tuesday, and
M, Jonah Miller, of Aurc'a, In. IS
visiting relatives in and near Wood
stock.
Mrs. 4. windned. OF Little river
MA spent several days here this week
WIEN her sister, Mrs. James IL. Clover
her home here from Twins College
Mossrs 81 II. Hoover, Ralph Bow
man, =, a, Howard and Frank Spiker
Iol ms place. are among tho visitors
| to The Jamestown Exposition this week
more, Md, We're tho guests OF Ills sis,
] tcra here this week
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P etersburg Social.

plsTI5RsR,jEG June 1b.--,rhc rront
.n.,ai ,3.i,a ,,,,,+, a, 4, ~, ~,
s.' m, ~. - Y'''s - =. -
1 Visit OF the Governors OF virginia anu
{ Pcnnsylvailin at tho time OF the UNI
vs,,lnr or \ monument 10 tlo soldiers
,,,..,.
- s''' = ~ ~ ~ ~ IS -. -
Regiment. Inc monument is 70 pe
placed In Prince George county. Both
Governor Swanson and Governor
stuart are to be the guests or Mr. Geo.
Cameron. Il, of Ravenscroft, who Is
IN officer of Governor Swanson's staff.
There is to bio n musical and literary
recital at the Nlarkot-Strect Methodist
Church this evening, by Misses Bessie
and Daisy Wilson. The program Is a
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Ieesllurg.

LEEsBURG. VA. June l5,--Mrs N.
G, Nichols has left for an extended
visit TO re-atipeg In Ohio,
MISS Dorothys White, of Washington,
is the guest OF Miss Mary McCabe, Of
this place.
Miss Margaret Rust. Of Falls Church,
has been the guest Of Miss Elizabeth
Bail Tor several weeks
Mossrs. Richard II, Tebbs, .Jr., and
Walter II Burke are Waiting the
jamestown Exposition.
Mr. Victor Mccabe. Of the Naval
Academy, Is at home on his summer
vacation, the cadets being allowed to
SPEND their vacation at their l,omes
instead of being on tho usua, cruise
as the war-ahips are this summer stu
tloned ut Jamestown for Tie cxpesl-
ton,
Professor $. Frederick smith. Of the
WASHINGTON college Of Music, WIN for
NJ summer months have cl1arge oi
! inc rnoir OF ST, James gpiseonal
/ Church ~
! Cards are out for the marriage Of
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Miss Anna Switzerland Crissey, of
Leesburg. to Mr. james Arthur Connor.
of Washington, the wedding to take
place In the Methodist Church on We'd
nesday afternoon, June Goth, at 4
O'clock. No cards in this city.
Miss Sophy DeButts Carter, daugh-
ter OF the late Colonel r. Welby Car
ter, Of Fauquier county. and Mr.. Mil
ton Gore Richardson. q wealthy resi-
dent of Boston were married on Wed :
nesday at Miss Carters homo near
Melbourne, in the presence Of a large
number Of friends and relatives.
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Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, n. c., June 15.--Mnr-
;.iages again marked the week for
local society. and one of especial IN
tcrest was that Of Miss Laura Placidet
Clark, daughter OF Captain and Mrs.
Haywood Clark, and Mr.. Horace Mann
Emerson. son of the late Horace NJ
Emerson. who at the time of death
was traffic manager of the Atlantic
Coast Line. The wedding was not a
church one on account of recent be-
1eavement in the Clark family
The wedding of Miss Alaratha j.
Heide, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. S.
Heide, and Mr.. Linwood B. MichauX
at the handsome Heide home, and was
one Of the prettiest home weddings
ever observed in Wilmington. Follow
ing the ceremony came an elegant re-
and Mrs. MichauX left for the North.
The only attendants were Mr.. Tracy
Hodges, hest man. and Miss NichauX.
"a sister of the groom, maid Of honor.
Thursday evening Miss. Bessie Nj
became the bride of Mr.. Edward S.
K hfrFioR az, Souns business man .
Tuesday Mr.. William Hull Moore ar
rived home with his BRIDE nee
they are at home to their friends at
Miss Julia, James's, corner Third and
Grace Streets.
Mr.. Gordon c. johnson also returned
with his bride. after having spent some
time in Richmond and visiting the
Jamestown Exposition
Invitations were sent out this week
TO the marriage Of a popular young
Wilmington couple. Miss Mamei Louise
McGirt and Mr.. James Sprunt Williams
the event to be solemnized June 26tl
at Fifth Street Methodist Church.
Mr., j. II. Bornemnnn. one of thu
leading German merchants of this city
will sail from New York next Tuesda,
on the Crown Prince Wilhelm for the
J Fatherland. where he goes to visit his
aged mother.
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considerable interest from the fact
that Mr.. Eratt took the name OF his
bride In defiance of he usual custom,
the change Of name to be legalized
by the courts.
DR. Copelan's reason for retaining
her maiden name was due to her am
bition In her profession and to the
fact that she did not wish to lose any
Of her large practice by q change of
name Her husband Will graduate next
year, and will make the third DR.. Cope
Ian practicing In BALTIMORE, DR.. NJ.
Copelan, a brother of the BRIDE. being
q dentist Of that city. ss-
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( TADFoRD. VA, June 1b-Dr. Annie
p. Copean, the daughter OF Mr.. NJ
Copelan, Of East Radford, is spending
her honeymoon with her parents here
DR.. Copelan is u graduate Of the
Baltimore University. and has estab-
lished large practice in the N1onu
mental City since her graduation, in
'a3. She has charge Of clinic at tho
Woman's Medical College, Philadelphia
in the spring.
DR.. Copelan's recent marriage to Mr.
Abraham Eratt. 4 dental stud ent at
the University OF Baltimore created
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Fredericksburg.
to The Tlmes-Dispatch

Special to The Times Dispatch
FRED RICKSBUItG, VA, June 15.--
Mrs. Thomas S. Shepherd entertained
the Bridge Whist Club at her home
Wednesday afternoon from to G..
In addition to the members. n number
of guests We're present. Refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S Shepherd en-
tert0ined their friends Thursday night
at progressive cuchrc from $40 to II
o'clock. in honor of their guests Misses
Marie Brown and Mamie Noble, of
Richmond. Miss Fanno Beale won the
lady's prize, and Mr.. William boswell
The gentlemen's prize. Mr.. Raleigh
Taylor got the BOBBY. A large number
Of guests We're present and refresh
n,ents were served
Miss Eva y. Tyler is visiting Miss
Minnie G. Smith. in King George
county.
Mrs. Alice p. Carr, of Warrington. is
guest OF, pr. George II. Chewing
Miss sp iii II. .'Liacv is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. r. Smith. in Richmond.
Miss Bessie Belle Cannon is. the
guest Of her uncle, Mr.. NJ. s. Lang
horne, at smithncld,
Mrs e. NJ. Roscbro. who has been the
guest of relatives here. has returned
to- her home in Richmond.
Miss Carrie p. Moore. Of Bon Air.
IS the guest of the family of Mr. ",
r. Bradley.
a LARGE number of Fredericksbure-
ers visited the Jamestown Exposition
this week. Most Of them have re-
| turned much pleased with their trip
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Study the Following Prices
And you will understand why
our stores are always busy

Try our 100 Tea. It's the reE-
ulnr coo kind. 81
Best American Granuintcd
Sugar, per pound ..,..,..... 10
New Dates, per lb........ Ia
Now Clipped Herring, R4.76
barrel; or, half barrel ~, .12.75
French Candy, per lb....,.. &c
Largo Bars Swift's Pride
Soap for laundry for ..... 200
Best City Moa1 2Oc peck; or.
per bushcl ................ ESQ
Best tCatawbn or Blackberry
Wine, por gallon ......... 5Oc
Gllman's Pride Coffee, 2 lbs.
LOT .....a..'l.i.....s.. ......T. zoo
u bars Hustler Soap for -. :ae
Have YOU tried our Silver
King Flour? Bent on tho
market. Per bag. sac, or
per barrel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .:6
lib. package Fine Creamery
Mason's Fruit Jars. porcelain
tops; quart. 600 dozen: 1-2
gallon, per dOzen....5....... zoe
Large package Gold Dust, for
cleaning. FOR ...,....... 25o
Small size, Q for ............. 90
Witch Hazel Soap, FOR the
toilet, 8 In box........... 100
Duffy Malt Whisky, per bot
lbs. Mountain Roll Butter. $50
Snowflake Patent Family
( Flour Bio bag; or. per
barrel ...-..... SO. ...., $-s.OO
I Soda Crackers or Ginger
Snaps. per lb. ............. 40
Sugar Corn, 4 cans for. $50
Largo Bottles Essence Lemon
and Vanilla .............. &c
Best OH Sardines. for. $50
Best Canned Asparagus $3.50. 25c
s bars Octagon- Shape Soap. 25o
Three plugs Grape. Rcynolds's
Sun-Cured, Apple and Peach
Fest Bartlett Pears. per can. SO
Fest Frankfort Sausage, h.. DC
LIB. package Cleaned Cur
rants ....t.. ..,..,....i'.- LUG
Nice Bananas. per dozen a.. lie
Good Salt Pork, per lb.....S LIE
Cottage Hams. not bone In
them per lb............1@ 1-cc
Best Sugar-Curcd Hams. per
pound 800. ...........s'. 1Oc
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fields most charming daughters. and
since childhood has been one Of the
bellies Of that section Of the State.
The wedding Will take place at Beth
81 Baptist Church,eof which the brides
father is pastor. on the evening Of June
goth ut o'clock.
Miss Whlfree will be 1ttended by her
sister. Miss Emma Gold Winfree, as
maid OF honor y
The following young ladies' will act
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Observation-Disclosures.

ISptc!al 70 TIC Tlmes-D1spntch1
RAGLEY, VA, June 15,-The np-
preaching marriage Is announced OF
Mr. ], c. Mahon. to Mr.. Holt Wilson
Crlttenden, OF New York City. The
wedding will take plnce quietly on the
morning OF juno 2Gth Mt tho brides
home, in Caroline county. Va.
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Especial TO The Times Dlspnteh.l
MIDLOTHIAN, VA. June l5.--Rev
and Mrs, n, II. Winfroc Of Midothian
VA nave issued invitations Ia tho
marriage OF their daughter, Miss Betty
ilasltins, to Mr. Thomas Gallon Mood
son a prominent business man al
Grove Va. and son Of I)r q. A. Mood
son, OF Houston, Va.
The brIde-torbe ie one Of Chester
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as bridesmaids: Misses Daisy Cole,
Fanny jackson, Mablo Horner. Gussie
Sims, Margaret Gibson and Marie Win
free.
Mr.. Charles Woodson Of Lynchburg,
Va, will be best man. Tho ushers viii
be- Alessrs Rob and Paul Woodson, OF
LJnchburg, Va; Winfreo Chewing,
Ben Watkins, Stanard Archer and Basil
Winfree. M
Little Miss Alys Warrington. cousin
of the bride, will be ring-bearcr.
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Lexington Social.

LEXINGTON, VA, Jutno 15.-Tho
final ball Wednesday night in the uni
versity gymnasium was the concluding
function of gaieties at the commence
mont exercises Of Washingtor md Lsj
University. The. dancing-room was
tastefully decoratet1 With fraternity
emblems, flags and banners, and an
elabornte& display; of bunting, sSilfully
arranged by Mr.. William *. Kramer,
OF Lexington, decorator.
The ball opened at 10:45 o'clock with
q beautiful figure danced by twenty
couples. The president Of the ball, Mr.
Thomas Gwen Bagley, Of Fayetteville,
Tenn, led the figure with Miss Janet
Stephenson, of Highland county, Va,
who wore pink tulle over satin. with
pearl ornaments. The other couples
in the opening figure We're:
Miss Guendolen Howc,tof Lexin g ton,
With Student Hiram NJ. Cow
Miss Nell Brockenbrough,}, Of Leg
ington. With Student w. r. IL Dunn.
Miss Martha Moore, of Lexington
with Student Roscoe Stephenson.
Miss Louise Haskins, OF Lexington
with Student Pretlow Holland
Miss AIaude Caskie OF Lynchburg,
with Student Summers Davis
Miss Edith Jamison. Of Roanoke,
with Student w. E. Jones.
Miss Mary Forester. Of Louisville,
Ky, with Student David Pipes.
Miss Lucie Huntington, Of Farnville
M. with Student L. ]. Desha.
Miss Ethyl Ludwig, of Baltimore,
with Student D. S. Macdonald.
Miss Florence TAFT. OF Norfolk, Va
with Student Powell Glass.
Miss Helen I.athrop. of Richmond
Va, with Student G. M. McCrum.
Miss Nadine Steele, OF Lexington
Mo, with Student Herbert Anderson
Miss Anna Purcell, Of Richmond,
with Student Randolph Bledsoe.
Miss Lucy Bagley, of Fayetteville
Tenn, with Student w. NJ. Hood.
Miss Alice lizard. of Roanoke, Va.
with Student Charles i. Bugley.
Miss Flora Bryan, OF Parkcrsburg
| w. Va, with Student L. p. Bryan
Miss Jennie Jewell Powell, OF Los
Angeles, Cal, with Student c. Il. Dex.
| ter
Miss Jane C. Forbes OF Warrenton
/ Va, with Student John l.. Campbell. 81
/ Miss Susie Hickerson, of Manchester
] Tenn. with Student g. +. Dagley.
The chnperons We're:
l Mrs. James Lewis Howe Of .pXtnr.
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Mrs. J, w. Kern. Lexington.
Mrs. w. LeConte SteVents. Lexington.
Mrs. w Spencer Currell, Lexington.
Mrs Frances Mallory, Lexington.
Bertha Howell, Lexington; Mrs, Samue,
". Jamison, Roanoke, Va, Mrs. Arthu,
Krue, San Pauio, Brazil; Mrs Carter
Glass Lynchhurg; Mrs. j. N Tomcroy
san francisco. CAL; Mrs. A. +. Ander-
son. Lynchburg; Mrs. II. j. Dunn. Biz.
mingham,, Ala; Mrs. George Goodrich
Fayetteyillc Tenn, Mrs. w. S. For
restcr. Louisville. Ky; Mrs. A1exandc,
Nelson Roanoke; Mrs. A. w. Gaines
Chattanooga, Tenn; Mrs. j. s. Lehman
st. Louis, Mo-: Mrs. u. w Nichols. Lex.
ington; Miss Nerlinda Chandler. CNica.
go, H.; Miss Stephenson, stanton, Va
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Best Breakfast Bacon, pound 100
smithfleld Country Hams, por
pound ...,...s. 1Sc
Root Beer, In bottles, mako
s gallons. .8i
New Clipped 11erring, per
dozen $3.50. $3.50. .......... 1Oc
Quart bottle Tomato Catsup. Zoe
Large juicy Lemons, per
~ OOIGI1 lS .....ss tl,.sst. go. 90 1OC
Good Carolina Rice, per lb... dc
l-2 ID. package Salnda Tea. 15c
Mothers Oats package .......Oc
Fresh Roasted Laguayra Cor-
fec, per lb..,..... ...,..12 1-2o
Mixed Sweet Pickles, quart
pottles ...... .,,..........1Oc
Good Mixed Tea. per lb. ..... 600
Whole Sweet Pickles. per at. .1Oc
Sweet Catawba or Blackberry
Wine. 1bc quart; or, gal. Zoe
Pure Witch Hazel Soap, to
box, for 1Oc
California Hams, pound...... lilo
Large Irish Potatoes. 25c
peck; or, per bushel $50. 1000
Large cans Salmon ........ loo
Best quality Canned Tomn-
toes, large cans ...........1 100
Large 5-strlng Brooms. zoe
Grape Nuts or Postum, per
pacKaSc $50. .1!c
Nice Sweet Oranges, per
uozen ...S.'....... ........25 c
New North Carolina Roo Her
ring. per dozen ........... zoe
One-half gallon cans Best
Golden Crown Syrup ....... 1Sc
PUT Matches. every one
strikes: per dozen. 40
3 lbs. Washing Soda for. ......5c
Virginia Pride Cofree. lib.
package -, ...............14 lao
Country Jowls, per lb.........Oo
Large cans California Table
Peaches. 8 for ............. 300
Potted Ham and Tongue. 3
for 5000. ..............1O C
Concentrated Tomatoes, In
cans, for soup ..............6
Try our star Brand Gelatine;
none better. package .....5c
Two bars Kitchen Soap, for
cleaning, for ...............5c
Large cans Mustard Sardines..sc
Butter Biscuits. none better.
per package ................4
- 4
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CREME, VA, June 15--Mrs Allie
Gallagher Oliver. worthy grand ma
iron of the Order Of the Eastern Star,
OF Virginia, will pay an official visit
to Bethlehem Chapter, No. IS, OF Crewe.
Friday evening, June 2Sth Mrs. oliver
was elected to this office at the meet
Ing of the Grand Chapter, in Norfolk.
May 18th,
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Mrs. John II. Latane, Lexing ton.
(" Mrs. Samuel b. Walker, Lexington.
Mrs. Beverley n. Tucker, Lexington
Mrs. Montgomery b. Corse, Licking,
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was Ia 5 heldu oday-Ed.l
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Miss Jane G. Forbes, of Warrenton,
Va, with Student John l.. Campbell.
Miss Susie Hickerson, of Manchester
Tenn, with Student g. +. Bagley.
The chnperons We're:
Mrs. James Lewis Howe, OF Licking
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Letters That Altered History.

Will the Hartman Roosevelt letters
figure in the campaign of l?oS? fos-
s,hly they will. The Democrats may pc
relied on to use every weapon whlch
thew can lay their hands on. IT TINS
hartman weapon turns out to DC or
any service to them next year they VIII
WELD it. Ex-Presidont Van Buren's
letter on Texas annexation, which was
eytorted from him by his enemies or
the Calhound branch of his party IN
tho spring of 1914, defeated him for
the presidential candidacy in that year
Nv turning the Southern delegates
AGAINST him, and gave the nomination
70 polk. Clay, the Wing candidate
wrote letters on the same issue In the
same canvass, which turned the en-
treme anti slavery men In the North
against him and put Polk in the White
House. The Mulligan letters defeated
plaine in tho convention of 1876, after q
tremendous fight, and concentrated all
his opponents on Hayes, who got the
nomination. The same letters helped to
beat Blaine at the polls in 1884, when
his opponent was Cleveland, and thus
broke the Inc of uninterrupted Repub-
lican succession in the presidency since
Llncoln.-Leslie's Weck.I
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In the June issue of Harpers
Bazaar. published by Harper d Bros
Franklin Square, New York CITY, a
most interesting leading article VIII
be "London Society Past and Present
by Mrs. George CORVALLIS west, iot-
morlv LADY Randolph Churchill. Other
writer's of note will be Henry James
George Harvey Marie Olivier, L1'lle
Hamilton French Elizabeth stuart
Phelps and Walter G. Robinson.
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Ellen Terry, whose jubilee was cele-
bratcd last summer, will give to read
ers the first chapters of her autobio-
g"raphy in McClure's for June. publish
cd by the S. S. Mcclure Company,
Fourth Avenue and Twenty third
Street. Eew York City. Other fine con-
tributions for June are "Chancellors-
VILE" in which Carl Schuz speaks his
mind regarding Generals Howard and
Hooker in this great battle and ''The
Fight of the Copper Kings" in which
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A novel quite out of the ordinary
will appear In the June Smart Set"
published by the Ess Ess Company, OF
452 Fifth Avenue, New York. Short
stories will likewise appear. and
among the writer's of these may bo
named IONA Gale. John G. Neihardt,
Mrs. Henry Dudeney, W. J. Henderson
and Gelett Burgess. Arthur Symons,
the brilliant English essayist, will
contribute a charming paper called "a
London Contrast" and the verse will
be of the highest order.
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The frontispiece for the May Crafts
man is a painting called THE Out
casts" by Eugene Higgins. John Spar
go writes a sketch Of Eugene Hig-
gins and his work, and Bliss Carman
discourses on The Leaven of Art"
Other writers of the unusually inter
esting articles making up the table
of contents are Katherine Metcalf
Roof, Gardner c. TEAL. Agnes Lee,
Frederick Monson, Valera dc Nude
Kelsey, Arthur Jerome Eddy. Mertice
McCrea Buck Elsa Barker Paul Har-
Doe and Eva Ogden.
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Four big new features appearing In
Success Magazine for May. published
at 80 waverly Place, New York, in
clude "Morganson's Finish" by Jack
London: 1.-THE Merry Chipmunk," by
Ernest Thompson Seton; Roosevelt
and The Railroads." and 'The Chris
tianity of Christian Science by sue
Fl. Minis. The fiction and other depart
ments of the magazine are full of In
terest and information for all classes
of readers.
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The Ridgway Company, of Union
Square, New York City, will put Every
bodys Magazine for June on sale about
MAY goth. Attractive magazine fea-
lures will develop in Rowland
Thomas's story, This Fortune I. *.
Friedman's study of discharged con-
ricts, end j. Fl. Oakisons account
of the transformation of the Indian
from loafer to a citizen. Tho June
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fiction is by Broughton Brandenberg,
Alice Moran and Madge C. Jenison,
George w. ogden, Katherine Holland
Brown. Joseph C. Lincoln and Henry
B. Fuller.
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The June Bohemian, a clever maya
zine from the outing Publishing Com
pany, 35-37 West Thirty-irst Street.
New York City, will contain Mon
arch, the Big Mouse" by Edward
Marshall; MY Yesterdays" by Mile.
Ala Nazimova; Newspaper Tips and
Tipping" and How ! Made Coney
Island" by Fred Thompson.
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r. a. r. OLDEST AND BEST
BLOOD PURIFIER
GREATEST OF ALL T0NICs


blood Of all sowel
general
The majority caused Every
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blood
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sluggish ss ss Sss
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fluid which through the skin
needed The
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when weather the blood aroused and rid itself Of these
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