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DRS. YOUNG
Drs. Young and Bentley never pub
lish any testimonials of their cured
patients only by permission. No
read this one:
"Minneapolis, Minn., April 14. 1905..
"To Whom it May Concern:
"This certifies that Drs Young and
Bentley of Minneapolis, Minn., have
successfully removed a cancer from
the left side of my face, near the in
ner corner of the left eye, without
the use of any knife and with scarce
ly any pain. This growth had been
troubling me for nearly two years, and
now that it is completely gone, I can
not say too much in praise of the kind
and successful treatment I have re
ceived from these doctors. I shall al
ways be glad to recommend other suf
ferers to them for the same success
ful treatment.
(Signed) "Emma Hildebrand,
"Gaylord, Minn."
Saturday Evening,
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then after weeks or months dandruff appears,
followed by Itching scalp and falling hair.
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Applications at prominent barbershops.
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OPENINGS
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promptly answered in writing, inclose
stamp. Call or address DRS YOUNG
& BENTLEY, ^05 Nicollet ave., over
Model Clothing Store, corner Third
and Nicollet, second floor, Minneapolis,
Minn.' OPEN ALL NIGHT.
MUSIC
A concert of more than ordinary in
terest is the one to be given in the
Bethlehem Norwegian Lutheran church,
Eighteenth street and Fourteenth ave
nue S, Monday evenin g, for the benefit
of the pipe organ fund of the church.
Maude Ulmer Jones will sing the splen
did solo part in the Inflammatus of
"Stabat Mater," Rossini. Dr The
odore Thoreson of Benson, Minn., said
to be one of the most genial cello
plave rs in the state, wUl play "Noc
turne Op. No. 2," by "'hopin-Servais,
and Fantasie Russe." by Franchom
me. Knute Ekman, the Swedish bary
tone, will sing "Face to Face,'*' and a
new and ve ry interesting composition,
"King of the Vikings A I Ragn
hild Holmquist, the little child soprano,
who has a most wonderful voice, will
sing Th Pearly Gates and Golden.''
MoTlie Martinson will give a piano solo,
Marcus FinSeth a trombone solof and
the church choir will, besides assisting
Mr s. Jones in the "Stabat Mater,''
sing Lindblad's wonderfully effective.
Dattle prayer,, and Wennerberg's
Fourth Psalm.'' special request
it will repeat,, as. an extra number,
Haydn's "The HeaA'ens Are Telling,"
which created such a stir" -at the last
concert. Th season's tickets to the
lecture and concert, course are good for
this concert.
Miss Jessamine .Allen, Miss Pearl
McKay of Redwo od Falls,- and Miss
Mabel Hansen, pupils of Gustavus
Johnso n, will give their graduation re
cital Wednesday evening in Johnson
hall. Mrs. N Collins will assist with
vocal numbers and Miss Alice O'Con
nell will give recitations.
Miss Thekla Wahlquist will give a"
recital Tuesday evening in the pia no
parlors, 606 Nicollet avenue. Th pro
gram is the fourth in a series of reci
tals arranged by Victor Bergquist
for his pupils. Th fifth and'last of the
series will be given in the Unitarian
church Wednesday, May 31 Miss
Agnes Lewis will assist Miss Wahl
quist in the program' Tuesday.
The Boys' Choral club, under the di
rection of O. Bass, will give an en
tertainment Wednesday evening in
Durnam's hall, Twentieth and Dupont
avenu es N for the benefit of the Ep
worth League of Forest Heights church.
The proceeds will be \ised for the piano
fund. The boys will have the assist
ance of several men in their program.
Miss Grace Adair and Miss Hermina
Irsfeld have completed the teachers'
course at the Northwestern Conserva
tory of Music. Miss Adair will give a
piano recital Friday evening in Con
servatory hall, assisted by Matthew
Willing, and Miss Irsfeld- will give a
program next Saturday evening, as
sisted by A. Gahring.
A concert will given Tuesday
evening in the Norwegian-Danish Ba p
tist church, Seventh street and Thir
teenth avenue S.
William S. McPhail, the violinist,
who has been in Berlin during the last
year, has been very successful his
studies. Mr. McPhail has played in
the -American church in Berlin during
the season, which is considered quite an
honor, especially for a student, as that
church is famous for its fine music.
will continue his studies in Berlin for
the next two year s.
Melius Christiansen, violinist and-,
musical director of St. Olaf's college,
day evening at St. Agatha's next Mon
dav evening at St. Agatheos conserva
tor y, St. Paul. will be assisted by
Miss Eulalie Chenevert, the well-known
pianist of this city.
MINNETONKA
Mr. and Mrs. G. Hopkins of Hotel
del Otero came down from Lo Ange
les, Cal., in April, and althq they are
entertaining some of their former
guests off and on for a day, they do hot
plan to have a formal opening of the
Hotel del Otero until more settled
weather comes.
A Mound the Chapman house was
opened this week by the new manager
Mr. Pearson. Buena Vista is opened
and has been entertaining a number of
guests. The Dewey place is open all
the year and has a number of summer
guests. E Bartlett will o^en his house
May 27.
Mr. and Mrs. W I Sanders on of the
White House, arrived from Merrill,
Wis., Tuesda y, and their arrival indi
cates an early opening of one of Excel
sior's popular hostelnes. Mr. andMrs.
Sanderson have managed the White
House during the past two seasons and
are already making many bookings for
the coming summer.
Hotel a Paul is almost ready for
opening to the summer trade, and all
that is wanting before its doors are
thrown open are a few da ys of warm
spring weather.
Captain Cheeley of the Acte has com
menced on his regular season round
trip s, touching at all points to meet
trains to and from the city.
Roy Wagner gave his new sloop,
The Pathfinder, built at White eBar
lake, the first te st on Minnetonka wat
ers last Sunday. Pathfinder proved her
self fully up to expectation s, and Cap
tain Wacner proposes to lead the class
tain Wagner proposes
sloop skippers a
peting. for. te
sloo skippers a merry chase in com
th '"honors
The Westpointers have come out un
usually early this year and almost
every cottage' at West Point is open.
The Misses West arrived very early in
the season. Mr. and Mrs, Luciua_ Prmk
have opened their cottage, and Mr. and
Mr s. Charles Goetz, New York,are with
them. Mrs. Frankout and Mr. Goetz
are to bui ld a very beautiful country
home at West Point. The house will be
built to meet all the requirements of a
winter as well as summer home, as the
families are planning to spend the
greater part of the year at the lak e.
and Mrs. W Mosher, who oc
cupied one of the West cottages_last
year, will move out next week. They
have been coming out over Sundays to
the lak e.
and Mrs. C. Gebhard have
opened their home at the Point. Miss
Gebhard came up from Faribault last
Sunday to visit her parents.
Mr s. H..'Kicker and son or the
Holmes hotel will go out as soon as
the schools close.
Mr. and Mrs. Phelps have
opened their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Simmons, Mrs. A
E Warren and Miss Estelle Cook are
also among the recent arrivals for the
season at the Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buckbee ar
rived at Mound this week to spend
their honeymoon, and will remain in
their cottage for the summer. C.
Buckbee also is out for the season. S.
Fairchild and family have opened
their lake cottage for the summer. W
Young is in the Prescott cottage.
Among other Mound residen ts enjoy
ing the .depths of lake life are James
Jenkins, W E Barnes, Mrs. W
Hallowell and Mr. Cady.
Mr s. Josephine Bonaparte Rice and
Miss Rice have opened their cottage
on St Alban's bay, but will not move
out for the season until June.
Mrs E Chalmers and Charles
Chalmers are at their Tonka Bay cot
Mr. and Mrs. Bauman and family
have "opened their cottage at Sunrise
Point.
Miss Thalia Butcher, of Excelsior, is
visiting at Storm.Lake
Reuben Groodt, of Excelsior, has
been called to Denver, Col., by the
serious illness of Mrs. Groodt.
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Scenic Railway
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Airship Swing
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WEEK
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Season Closts Tonight
FAJSH-Y THEATER.
{oar performances daily.
6 and 0:30 p.m.
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AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS
WONDERLANDI
OPEN TOMORROW, HAY 21, 2 to 5 P. I ADMISSION FREE.
FORMAL OPENING SATDDAY, MAT 27, Afternoon & Evening.
TWIN CITIES GREAT
AMUSEMENT PARK!
LAKE STREET AND 31st AVE. SOUTH.
Infant Incubators
Fairy Theater
Carrousel
Dancing Pavilion
And a dozen other big amusement devices
and open air recreations.
Sensational Aerial Exhibitions
And Band Concerts Daily.
Pain's Fireworks Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Romantic Love Story and Thrilling- Adventures of the
SSSX.
ETR8MUTM-L"
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT
W. P. Cullen Presents tbe Musical Comefly Suc
cess, THE
BURGOMASTER
Original Cast. Including
OSCAR L. FIGMAN and RUTH WHITE.
-AUDITORIUM-
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY NIGHT.
TOMORROW MATINEE 2:15.
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Good Seats at Metropolitan Music Store.
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this
"AN IDEAL SUMMER REST1NO PLACE."
OLD MISSION
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LOCK BOX 1295 Beloit, Wis.
Continuous Taadevlllei
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MINNEAPOLIS vs. LOUISVILLE
AT MINNEHAHA I Game Called at
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Tickets on sale at Van B. Clark's. Sherman
Smith's, A. D. Thompson Drue Co., and C. E.
Chilstrom's. When signal is flying: at "Gately's,"
Sixth Street and First Avenue South, there will
be a game.
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THE FAMOUS "BLUE CUT" TRAIN ROBBERY
A SPLENDID CAST OF PLAYERS.
II
House of Nonsense
Myth City
Crystal Maze
Miniature Railw'y
TonightLast Time,
ROBERT F1TZSIMMONS.
Matinee Tomorrow
And all Next Week.
Special Engagement of the Peerless Singing Comedienne
CAROLINE HULL
In the Merry Farcical Comedy,
VIVIAN'S PAPAS
AUDIT0mUM[TH,ffi?^J"ST2 THE NORWEGIAN STUDENTS' CHORUS
From the University of Christiana.
f^W SIXTY""VOICES
Directed by O. A Groendahl.
Two Great Operatic Soloists:
ROLF HAMMER, Tenor. JONS. BERG-HANSEN, Baritone.
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Commencing
Sunday Night
May 21.
Instructive,
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WM. WINDSOR,
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The World's
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Phrenolog i t.
President of
the Boston
School of Vito-
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Mass. Grand Regent of the International
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superbly Illustrated course of FREES IJBC-^
TURES ON CHARACTER.
Vltosophy.
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The Ne Philosophy of Human Life,
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means of which portrait and other beau
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without darkening the room.
He will close each lecture with-'jv?
PUBLIC DELINEATIONS O CHARAC-:
TER of prominent citizens, selected by.
the audience, describing their characters*
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