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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-18

suiSasoess.
state Of North Dakota, County
Of WARDS. i!
In District Court, NghHh Judiojal
District. IN
Charles scailling, Plaintiff. u.
3. s. Bryntoihon, Indemnify CDm'
pany Of North Dakota, and an oshel
persons Unknown. claiming any g,
tate or interest In. or Hen 'instim'
brance upon the properly desuibsd
in the complaint. Defendan3s.
The state Of North DalDta. to tae
Above named defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby
summoned to answer the complaint
in the above entitled action, 0o7y
Of which is on file dn the ONCE o.
the clerk Of the District Court IN
and for said county AMI state, and
to serve copy Of your answer up
on the subscriber within thirty days
after the service Of this summons
upon you, exclusive Of the day Of
service: and In case Of your fail.
ure to appear or answer, judgment
will be. taken against yea By de-
fault for the reNef demanded in the
com1l aint.
Dated this 18th day Of February,
A. D. 1909.
James johnson. Attorney toz
peaintin. PostoMce address. 1s5
Min Street. Ninut North na1nsa. L
Nssjes q ~ Psrsensl csesss.
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Attention Cow ovvner,

have purchased Z registered
Jersey bull. No 1852, named Priacess
vtola's Pogis. Services may Be Oh
tsined n Nipot q 3313 SO. Ward st.
Issaa susfSxtssa His islnal IS =
. NJ . any II the STATE.
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Notice 81 DlssoI ution ],

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Miller & Marshall, conduct
ing tae Riverside Meat Market. in
Minot. N. D.. has this day been
dissolved. the said Albert Marshall
to continue the business. pay bills
and collect all outAanding accounts.
March /, 1909.
Geo. M. Miller.
Albert Marshall.
ga s-1s pd
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claim against you or either Of you
please take notice; that no personal
Is made: that this acdon u brousht
to quiet tide to the southwaH guar
ter q section IS. township 15s.
range 81.
Dated this 18th Jay OF February,
1900.
James Johnson. Attorney for
Plaintiff. 81 -
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Notice Of Foreclosure Sale.

Whereas default has occurred In
the terms and conditions of the mort
gage hereinafter described in that the
mortgagors have failed to pay Ger.
tain ,oromassory notes thereby secured
and The taxes on said real estate.
Notice Is hereby given THAT that
certain mortgage made executed and
delivered by Emma G. Taylor and
George w. Taylor, her husband, mort
eaeons. ITO E. ]. Lander & Co. "a cor
porataon) mortgagee, dated the sixth
LAY Of Jul, 1907, and fled for record
in The Office OF the Regtste r OF Deeds
ot Ward county. North Dakota, on the
14th day Of September, A. D. 1907,
and recorded in Book 81 Of mortgages
page $50 wal be foreolcsed by sale
Of the premises in said mortgage and
hereinafter described at the front
door Of the court house in the City
Of Minot In said Ward county and
SC2Ce On NOEIdl As1rOVd, eSI IAAO AsOS-Si -
two o'clock p. m. on the3 30th..day OF
March, A. D. 1909, to satisfy the
amount due On said mortgage on the
dag Of tale.
The premises described in said
rsrteage end which WIN be sced to
satisfy the same are described a. foa'
lows. toMtt:
Tine northeast quarter Of secttcu
thirty four (34), township one hun
dred sixty l1dO, north Of range ninety
(eo) west Of tase FIFTH PrtncA.>a Asr
idtan, in saad county OF Ward, state
Of North 0alnDta
There vii ~ due On sadd mortgage
on The date Of - Eae sun Of one
hundred seventy mine ($l7S.oO) dollars,
and the costs and disbursements 81 Thu
foreclosure.
Dated THIS 2nd day ok February, A.
D. 1S$s.
E. ]. Lander 4 Co.
AsW4ngee
Murphy & Duggan, Attorneys e,
Mortgage, Grand Forks, N. D. 2-l1-3-1f
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Real


House of 6 rooms on fine large lot
SOx15S feet, fronting on two streets,
but four minutes walk from court
house, price IS, 900. Onc-thIrd cash,
baIancc in one, two and three years
with interest, or owner will sell lot so
x78 feet for $1,5OO.OO on easy terms.
House OF s rooms on fine residence
street, lot 4 4x15O e et TO an alley;
house is Rnished throughout I'm fire
oak. cement basement, unfinished at
tic, instantaneous heater, price 49,
900. One-haIr cash, balance in one,
two and three years with interest.
Fine new house with 0 rooms, 4
~pOrches, pantry, attic, fine well of
good water, cement walks around
the house, lot 33 1-3N12O feet to an
alley. price $4,000. $4,000 cash, bal
nncc In one, two and three years.
Fine ncw house of 8 rooms on Dale
able property the price of $3.50.
Jon very ~sonnb terms. Also u z
room house q same street for $3.50
on very reasonable terms.
seven vacant lots in the New ISnI
Grounds addition ut tile price OF $500
each on reasonable terms.
Two vacant lots In the Stewart nu-
dltIon. IOx12O feet each and lay well,
price $500 each.
Three fine level vacant lots In Glen
wood addition, 4OxI2O feet; price each
lot $375.OO. Or we have other lots In
the same addition It $3.50 each and
up.
Four vacant lots on Kelley Hill.
good size and lay almost level, price
5000 each.
House Dr s rooms and bath In Dodge
Court, close an, price $3.50. One
fourth cash, balance In one, two and
three yenrs.
New house Of 4 rooms In GIcnwOOd,
finished In oak, lot 4OxI3O feet front
ing on two streets, price $1,000, or
Will add nn additional lot at the side
for $1,15O. OH very reasonable terms.
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cDu
BY cOl9dtdNen4
ass DeafBeae -
iEnStaCh1an Tube. Waen gnh 49,
Unframed o have q PUMPING So11H
tfTStiv closed, Deafness - the result
and unless the Inflammation can 2
faEan out and this tube eBtofed TO lis
normaIacondition. haFing viii be destroy
cd forever: MIN cases out OF ten aE
moi IN nnamed condition Of the mucous
We viii give one Hundred Dollars for
INV case OF Deafness (cauGed by
caEnrrh) that cannot be Cured BY Halis
T'tT0rfh Cure. Send for circulars Tree.
r.. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by DPuggGstG, 96c.
Take HALLS Family Pills Tor conSAi-
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TO sEMT-FINALS
Tournament Of Tennis Club Is by
Rodney and HOrnOr.

When j. S. Rodney trimmed
Lynn s. Hornor Fr!Iay evening in a
tennis match on the Short Line
courts. G-1 and 81, the first annual
of the Clarksburg Tens
mis- CIub was brought up to h semi
finals. One OF the features OF the
tournament will be the confess for
a consolation cup among the eight
players defeated IN the first matches.
There is also a cup for the winner
in the doubles.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that all
persons knowing themselves to be
Indebted to A. L. Gaughan, deceas-
ed, will call and settle the same
with the undersigned, and all per-
sons holding claims against the es-
tate OF A. L. Gaughan. deceased,
should present the same to me for
settlement.
JOHN "A. TIERNEY.
Administrators OF A. L. Gaughan, de-
ceased.
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Feel languid. weak. rundown?
Headache? stomach "on?"-Just a
plain case OF lazy liver. Burdock
Blood Bitters tones the liver and
stomach. promotes digestion. purihes
the blood.
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L
az THE VARIOUS CHURCH Fs

CATHOLIC CHURCH, Corner East
Main and Elk streets. John a. Rey-
nolds, rector.
Regular services viii be held at
the church OF the Tmmacu1ate Con-
ceptIon conducted by Fathers Rey-
noIds and sullivan. Low mass at 2
a. m. and . a. M. High mass at
1880 a. m. Evening services at
1880 p m.
WILsoNRURG BAPTIST CHURCH
-B. H.. Jehreys, Pastor.
$3.50 a. m-SundaJ school.
1880 p. m. Wednesday -B. Y. p. U.
meeting.
Preaching on Saturday before the
fourth Sunday at .:3O p. NJ. and sum
day at lO:45 a. m. of each month.
All are invited TO atterd NIL these
Services sunday and "Wednesday a
8 O'Clock p. M.
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M. ZIoN RAPTIsT CHURCH.

MT. ZION BAPTIsT CHURCH.
11:OO a. m.-Preaching by the
Rev. n. G.. Young. OF Rankin. Pa.
$3.50 p. m.-sunday school. NJ.
Patton. superintendent.
$500 p. m.-Preaching by the Rev
Mr.. Young.
All are welcome.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-BuH pressed brick, bin,
mortar color and building sand;
small or car lots. Shinn Bros,
Second street.
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TRINITY METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH, Rev. J. w. Colbert,
pastor.
Glass meeting at $3.50. G. W. Fa-
gans, leader.
1900 a. m. Preaching by the
pastor.
Preaching at s p. m. by h pas
tor.
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90 MO- 0T7 W0 UToTU T0TTT 90 0WT UUTT
has ~ SIS H. tho most extensively ued g All eN4 1870
smmt ~ onfadou Blood Poison Unlike thu strong EnmGE44
81 81 sWtsms there 8 oaryo o its Obstructive work "a sh9 ae9 SHNS1oa
IsIo STneIs ss Nrfesd directly at hi root. and by PuFny14
= 80 1890 ~ 81 virus completely and permanently cufe& %
81 Il Natares blood purtaer. harmless in It's action g csEEE43 ~ ~
4SIfch 6eeH daamte ana spdhc action in purifying the blood. co. -
Gent IN aJectiaR and proporioning the different 1ngrenen0BhM N 1la
.6S.SsWas perfected t. soon enonsGaFe ITS SuR0L q S1f~e srEain
biod nediof5es md now, AFTER 81 o years. 1t is still he g om4 a
~p1 r Con4o iou9B blood Poison. While irwin NJ y poE0A 9S4G ~
ctCuIathon s. SIS. builds up and strengthens ne system ~ ~ $3.50 ~ $50
vor most certain reliance, "a because of its freedom from "a TSs
ggotnb oT INV nj 1t is absolutely safe for every. one a@Ms
tfTestn1ent book with valuable suggestions n any medical adv1c SMs ~
K ali who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
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WILsoNRURG RAPTTsT CHURCH

METHODIST PROTESTANT MIS-
SION, MT the Court House.
Rev. y. ]. Vincent, pastor.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 8 p. M.
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furnished
FOR RENT-one 4 room cottage on
West Baltimore street, with water
gas and toilet room. Inquire SIG
West Main st.
FOR RENT-One six room brick
house, with modern bath room
newly papered, and front porch.
in Ave minutes walk of cou=s
house, situated at junction OF
Hickman and Preston streets.
Apply to Charles G.'Conman, 216
Court street.
FOR RENT-One Groom two-story
house in Carlisle Court. Apply to
Mrs. Louis A. Carr, PAS Maple
avenue.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms,
all c-onveniences, two blocks from
court house, gentlemen only. In
quire at 316 Second ST., or 327
w. Main st.
FOR RENT-6-rOom brick house, No.
12O Meigs avenue $27.5O per
month: 3 furnished rooms T54 Null
berry street, $1,000 per month; .
room houae and bath, Kelley Hin.
$1,000. N. B.. McCarty. Call at.
rooms 5 and C. Irwin bldg.
FOR RENT-TIyo new four-rOom
cottages on car line ear South
Penn shops. SIS per month: good
we'll of water. w. Frank stout.
81 Empire Bldg.
FOR RENT-One room furnished or
unfinished, centrally located. all
co~nveniences. Apply AL Yves Mail
St.
FOR RENTING furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. privilege
orbath and front porch. Apply
room 314 Empire Bldg, or call
9S6 r.
FOR RENT-New house, 3 rooms
pantry, closets and large toilet:
city water and gas, ear sos
Monticello n Nice homes
for small families. Apply at Lee
vy's cigar store. 332 W. Pike St.
THREE ROOM FLAT FOR RENT,
Centrally located on Main street,
just west OF the Empire building.
For terms enquire OF ]. Horror
Davis, agent.
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FOUND

FOUND-An umbrella mt Chicago
Dairy. on Fourth stree Owner
may get same by Identifying prop
erty n paying Advertising
charges.
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Edward Duny is here from
Wheeling.
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| REORGANIZED LATTER DAY
SAINTS, Old School House, Adams
ton-D. L. Shfnn, Pre-. Elder.
Old school hour at Adamston.
1870 p. m.-Sunday school.
$50 D.. m.-Sermon by Elder G.
n. Griffith. of Columbus. O..
1870 p. m.-Sermon by l G.
T. Griffith.
inent men OF the church, and all
should avail themselves OF the OPP
portunity to hear him.
You are cordially Invited Come
hear and Judge. Bring your Bible.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev
Bergen ID. STEELE, pastor.
sunday school ut $3.50 u. m.
Sermons by the pastor morning
and evening.
CENTRAh CHIsTsTIAE. Former
Pike ands-oilestnUt streets. w. M'
Long, nEAIStcT.
$3.50 a. m~-Sunday school.
1l:OO a. m-Scrmon by the pastor.
500 b. m.-Sermon by the pastor.
Christian Endeavor meeting at
1915 p. m.
ma sixth streets, john L. TCNVeIl, rec
tor.
The regular services of Christ
Episcopal church will start tomor-
row for the winter.
The morning service VIII be at u
o'clock and the evening service at
$3.50 O'Clock. The rector. the HteV
John e. Ewell, will oflciate.
INDUSTRIAL BAPTIST. q. II
Jeffrey, pastor. 90
preaching sunday night at 1870 by
the Rev. l.. Il. Peters.
9:3 a. m.-sunday school.
8 p. m. Thursday-B. Y. T. "
meeting
Everybody invited to attend these
services.
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PRIDE'S CHAPEL A. NJ. f., S. p.
West, pastor.
The services of the chapel will
take on the afr OF a jubilee all day
on account of its being the &9th an
niversary celebration of the organi-
cation of the local church. and the
following program will be rendered:
Z a. m.-Bap,ism by immersion.
1O:45 a. m.-Jubilee sermon by
pastor or some ex-pastor.
1900 m.-Genera1 class.
$3.50 p. m.-Sunday school.
$3.50 p. m.-PIattorm meeting. the
Rav. j. W. Colbert. of Trinity NJ. E..
church presiding.
Hymn 295.
Prayer-ProS. ID. II. Kyle.
Anthem by choir.
Address-The Rev. j. E. Bird, OF
Con- Chapel, "a Message of Good
Cheer from the Mother Church."
SoIo-Miss Maud Lewis. Weston
Address-The Rev. II. T. McCle-
land. First Presbyterian church
Has Mission Work Among the Col
ored People Been "A Success?"
Selection ny choir.
Offering.
Berediction.
TO this service especially the pub
lie in general. both white and color
ed. is invited.
sabbath Night.
Historical address by III pastor.
Baptism by s%prinkling or pouring
Reports of twenty-six captains.
DoXology.
Bendiction.
We are hoping to make this the
greatest day from a spiritual and
financial standpoint tPride's Chapel
has e g in a long time.
Friends to fhom this program
comes, we ask You for your cooper
alton to that end.
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LOST

LoST-Nfondny evening. the
p~ostosfice and Wells & Haymaker's
a silver horse shoe pin, with white
sets. Finder Will please return the
same to the Telegram office and re-
ceive reward.
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EoR RENE

cor RENT-Fine ofice roOms In
tho Empire building. Everything
furnished
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WANTED-MaIe Help

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, men or
women, for West Virginia terri
tory. Compensation proportions
ate to work done. American Pro
tective Legion, $50 West Jfke St..
C~Iarksburg. w. Va.
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FOR RENT-One 4 room cottage on
West Baltimore street, with water
gas and toilet room. Inquire SIG
West Main st.
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FIERsa Observation-Disclosures. sec-
ond and Main sfs. II. T. McClel-
fn1d nos4or
saboatn sehoo1 s:4s
1900 a. m.-.The Right Use OF
OPPORTUNITY
500 .. m.-tDoctrine and Duty
r.,aa1so- .nd nraver
mse+In~ Il : n
provar meetinq Wednesday even
ing at 1880 Clock
y
pr panT, N r. mTTRCH SOUTH.
corner Main and s. Chestnut stA
w. b. COrder, pastor. Residence,
GA ~ Main St
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FOR RENT-One Groom two-story
mouse in Carlisle Court. Apply to
Mrs. Louis A. Carr, 245 Maple
avenue.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms,
all conveniences, two blocks from
court house, gentlemen only. In
quire at 316 Second ST., or 327
w. Main st.
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THREE ROOM FLAT FOR RENT
Centrally located on Main street,
just west OF the Empire building.
For terms enquire of ]. Horno
Davis, agent.
Evening star., 1909-07-17

sire could be gratified. They had social po-
sition. and after leading brilliant orna-
mental lives for several years. and no sat
isfactory opportunity of marriage having
come to either of them. they became eN-
tremely discontented. Indeed. the learned
professor was much shocked when these
fortunate young women protested bitterly
at the futility and vapidity of their lives.
and declared that they would gladly
abandon all their luXuries for the priv
ilege of leading really useful. active lives
The professor demonstrated with them
kindly and recommended that they do a
little genteel charity work in their COM
munity. Very likely however. these same
young women had previously been taught
by one of the professor colleagues that
the indiscriminate charity of well-meaning
ladies is today considered great detri-
ment to society.
The present conditions among modern
women are perhaps best summarized by
Prof Thomas in Sex and Society:
The American woman of the better
classes has superior rights and no duties.
and vet she is worrying herself IL death
not over specific troubles. but because she
has lost her connection with reality. Many
women. more intelligent and energetic
than their husbands and brothers. have
no more serious occupation than to play
the house cat. with or without ornament
that more of them do not break with the
system entirely is due solely to the in
hibitive effects of early habit and sug
gestion."
Yet how Americans love 10 boast OF the
freedom and advancement of their
women! II they restricted their boasting
to the indulgence of young. unmarried
women and children the world would un-
questionably agree that none are SO privi-
legged and pampered. and doubtless
if frank. would add that none.
as class. are so il-bred. Be
cause of romantic love as the basis Of
American marriage against European
property marriage. the American wife
generally becomes pecuniarily dependent.
And inaSmuch as there are no hidc-bound
class distinctions 10 prevent her from
lea ping suddenly from the lowest to the
highest social ranks. there are conse-
quently a very large proportion of them
restricted to conventional, refined living.
l. e. they may not reach out and par
ticipate in any industrial pursuit. and
remain highly respectable.
In Europe the upper-clasS women are
provided with dowres. They have there
fore the satisfa ction of pccuniary inda-
pendence and of contributing directly to
the support of tho family. Among the
middle and lower classes We find "A very
large percentage cooperating with their
husbands in business. and their children
are. in general, well better trained
and cared for than American children.
Recall for example. the myriad of ire
sistibla little shops all over Europe with
the dwellings above or in the rear, which
are managed conjoiutly by man and wife.
Evening star., 1909-07-17
Napoleon and Fontainebleau

From L. P.s Weekly
1t was at Fontainebleau that Napoleon
received the pope in 1904. 1t was at Fon-
tainebleau that he imprisoned the pope
the apartment which served as his prison
is still shown-in 1872 and 1913. Finally,
for Nemesis would have it so, it was at
Fontainebleau that Napoleon signed his
abdication and said farewell to his army
i'll 1914, coming down the horseshoe stair.
case at the head OF Cour du Cheval Blanc
and placing himself at the head of the
guard as if for review
For twenty years. he said, Il have
oeen well content with you, and you have
always been with me on the path of glory
With your help and that Of all the brave
men who are still loyal I could have car
red on the war for three years longer
but France would have suffered and
did not wish that to happen
II might have died-that would have
been easy-but I would not l prefer to
follow the path OF honor and to write the
history o. our exploits.
Il cannot embrace you all, but | will
embrace your general. Come, Gen. Petit.
Bring me the eagle. Dear eagle. Nav
these kisses find their echo in every brave
mans heart.
Farewell, my children.
That surely is the most pathetic as it
is also the most dramatic scene in the
whole history of Fontainebleau.
Evening star., 1909-07-17
Hotel Dennis.

Situated directly on the ocean front; surrounded
Nv its own snacious lawn which joins the beach
and boardwalk Most literally appointed and
rbcrally conducted hotel on the New Jersey
coast. WALTER y. bILbI.
Evening star., 1909-07-17

develops and marriage rarely tulfills the
hopes of youthful enthusiasm and pas
sion. although married COUPLES are usual
ly eager to screen their incompatibility.
Discomfort is especially prevalent among
women who have tasted economic inde-
pendence and the satisfaction of financial
acquisition To many such women their
cup is not without gall. when suddenly
they become dependent upon the bounty
or niggardliness. as the case may he, or
the husband. How many of us have
heard the modern bourgeois husband.
drunken with the consciousness of his
possessions, vaunting his generosity and
magnanmity by declaring that his wife
and daughters may buy anything they
wish-as though buying. or possessing
things bought, were the summum bonum
Of life-yet tyrannicaIy decreeing that
they restrict their activities to domestic
and ornamental life. And. again. We have
all known the husband who draws the
purse-strings so tight that the wife has
been driven to pick his pocket for little
pin-money.
The desire to participate in what men
call 1.-The game of life" has fastened itself
upon many modern women. and their ap-
petites are whetted for more abundant
and diverting interests than the mere
humdrum of household duties. Probably
the fact that the churches offer oppor-
tunities for the feeble indulgence of these
tastes, more than religious ZEAL explains
why women have monopolized most of
the church work. and dote upon fairs.
bazaars, rummage sales. church supperS
and musical and histrionic entertainments.
And in all likelihood this also accounts
for their fiocking to women's clubs and
collectively dabbling in all the arts and
sciences. acquiring still more superficial,
habits of mind to add to a preliminary
impra ctical and unassimilated education.
Yet none are more keenly aware Of the
vapidity of these semi Observation-Disclosures
diversions than the majority of these
club-women themselves. But their usual
sophistry Is 1T is better than nothing,
and what else can we do?" Doubtless.
moreover. this is why the modern society
woman although often pampered and per-
mitted to fritter her time in luxurious
indulgences and gayeties, while her hus-
band may be working from dawn until
dark to keep her abreast of her compeers.
is nevertheless complaining and dlssatis
fed.
Evening star., 1909-07-17
The HOlmhurSt,

PcnrsJ Jlvania Beach unobstructed
or"an viow: private baths: stationary wash
stands. with hot and cold running water in bed
rooms: elevator to street level: capacity. 700.
Open all the wear. Hotel electric coach meets
trains. Literature upon request
iy12S;0t 10 HENRY DARNEIL.
Evening star., 1909-07-17

THE GABLES. OCEAN CITY, MD.-RATES TO
transients $3.50 per day. Special rates 10
regular boarders and teachers. l.. A. WYATT.
Manager. iyS-3Ot