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PERSONAL MENTION.

DR.. and Mrs. c. E. Riggs. with their
daughter Edna, and accompanied by
and Miss Pratt, of Ohio i left left
for Europe on Thurday. DR.. Riggs
has been appointed by Gov. Nelson a
special commissioner to inspect the
charitable institutions and asylums of
Europe. He will visit for the purpose
the asylumS of Great Britain and Ire
land, France, Germany and Belgium.
Miss Gertrude Sans Souci and Mrs.
Nettie Snyder returned to st. Paul
Thursday from Lake Madison, Chau-
tauQna, where they have been filling a
weeks engagement. Both ladies were
enthusiastically received, and have been
engaged FOR some of the southern as
semblleS the coming season. Mrs. Sny-
der expects to make Chicago her mu-
steal headquarters for the season of
'94- '95
The following young ladies are home
from a trip to Coney island: Misses
Clara kuhl. Emma Hamm, Agnes Holl,
Lydia Benz. Hedwig Lemke, Martha
Scheffer, Greta Mertens, Thea Kuhl.
lima Schetfer, johanna Hol. Elsie Mer-
tens. Clemmie Siebolt, Gertrude Heine,
Meta Shugardh.
Miss -Bea Maline has returned from
Lake Elmo after three weeks visit at
her home. She will take her departure
for Des Moines, To-, Thursday next, for
orlef visit with relatives.
Mrs. l.. Nj. Sinclair. OF College ave-
nue., returned Monday On the steamer
Sidney. accompanied by her sister,
Miss Julia Mccullough. of Clinton, 10.
Miss Jennie Barbeau. of Spruce
street, arrived home the forepart of the
week after visit of three weeks in
Fort Edwards and Grand Rapids, Wis.
Mrs. E. l.. Naumann, of Brooklyn, n.
Y. is visiting MIR. and Mrs. l.. HI. Maui
mann. of 225 Prescott street, and will
leave for the South next week.
Mrs. d. ii. Mcclure and daughter,
Miss Lillian, leave st. Paul today for a
tour OF the Pacific coast. They expect
to return about Sept. l.
Miss Grace Warren. after an absence
OF two years in New York. as a member
turned to the city.
The Misses Grace &. and Jennette A.
Nauf1e, eff st. Anthony hill. have Just
returned from a pleasant trip through
Iowa.
Miss Watkins, of Holly avenue, and
Miss Clara Power are spending the
Mrs. Mary Whitaker and daughter
Alice are visiting E. a. Whitaker and
family at Birch Terrace, Forest Lake.
Miss Annie Hunt, OF 500 East Eighth
street, has been visiting her friends at
Lake Mime tonka for the past week.
Miss Mamie Kelly, Miss May Clark
and Miss Jennie Larkin are visiting
Miss Mamie Brennan, of Owatonna.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Tuckett. of ST..
Louis, are visiting her brother, Charles
L. Tuckett, of Charles street.
Miss Grace Yates, of Portland ave-
nue.. has gone to Madelia. Mimi, to
visit friends and relatives.
Miss Julia Kenny has been visiting
Miss Minnie Brennan, OF Owatonna, for
the past two weeks.
Prof, ". A. Wheaton left last Monday
night for Boston, where he will remain
until Sept l.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The 7. P. s. c. L. of the Congrega-
tional Church will give a social at tn e
residence of Mrs. Cheney. on Langford
PARK place, Friday evening.
Mrs. j. K. Hunter. accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Friend b. Brace,
leaves Monday for VISIT at the White
mountains aud sea shore.
Mrs. ROuth, who has been visiting
her granddaughter, Mrs. q. Il. McGill,
Ut BayleSs avenue, returned to her home
i'll Illinois last week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Woodward, of Raymond
place, entertained the ladies' aid So
ciety OF the NJ E. church Thursday
afternoon.
A delightful luncheon party was
given by Mrs. Isaac Cheney Tuesday, ri
honor of Mrs. McCammuD, of Chicago.
Quite number of the young people
enjoyed ii hay rack ride to Lake Ju-
hanna Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Llrkin has returned from Cleve-
land, o., where lie attended the Y. r.
5. &. L. convention.
Mrs. E. c. Hall is entertaining Mrs.
Phillips and children, of Chicago.
The ladies reading circle met with
Mrs. A. Irwin Friday afternoon.
The NJ. E. Sunday school picnicked
at Lake Como Wednesday.
Mr.. Bennett. of Raymond avenue. has
removed TO Minneapolis.
Miss Grace Chambers Is visiting
friends at Hastings.
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EVENTS SCHEDULED.

The ladies of Garfield w. r, c. will
give an ice cream social Thursday. Aug.
9. at Garfield Post hall. $50 East Seventh
street. All members of q. A R., s. O.
v. and W. r. G. and their friends are
cordially invited.
There will be special meeting of
Myrtle Temple Pythian Sisters, No. 2,
on Monday evening Regular meetings
will be held on the first and third Mon
day evenings in the month until Oct. 1.
The annual meeting of the Lady
Henry Somerset W. c. I. U. for the
election of officers, which was to have
taken place tomorrow, is postponed un-
til Aug. 20, at the Valentine block.
The regular monthly meeting of Con-
stellatiOn Chapter, y. E. S., will be held
next "Wednesday evening at Ma
sonic hall. Visiting members cordially
invited.
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Cash Boys Outing.

Field. Mailer & Co.'s cash boys were
treated to right good time on Friday.
A special car was chartered and they
were taken out to Como park, where all
Kinds OF games such as boys of their
age enjoy were INDUCED in. Boating,
base ball, foot racing and me:ry-go-
round with other enjoyable sports and
an ample. supply of good things to
which the boys did justice. Como park
re-echoed with the sound of their merry
voices. The time for "homeward
bound'' having come, the little fellows
felt like so many kings 10 have their
own car waiting for them. They were
well taken care of by the ladies of the
establishment, vino took advantage OF
the Saturday half holiday given by the
the firm. The caretakers deserve great
praise for the display of noble Amer.
lean spirit, which will bring its own
reward
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dort, Mr.. and Mrs. Kneurz. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kranicher. the Misses Holt,
Muench. Schierman, Hansen and Pope;
Messrs. Hillman, Beiz. Schierman and
Heinrichs.
Mrs. Bolton and Miss Bolton, of RAJ
Vine street, entertained the following
ladies at lunch lasl Thursday afternoon:
Mrs. DR.. Amoss. Mrs. f. Davis, Mrs. G.
ID. Stewart, Mrs. George Hammond,
Mrs. w. +. Fisher. Mrs. Cram. Mrs.
Stowell, Mrs. John. Bell. Mrs. Eugene
Bell. Mrs. Hamilton aud Mrs. Chamber.
lain.
A successful concert was given last
thursday evening at the First German
NJ. f. church, corner of Olive street and
Van Slyke court, for the benefit of the
boys brigade.
The Woman'S Relief corps gave an
Ice cream social last Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. McCleary, of East
Fourth street.
Miss WILKINSON, of St. Louis. who
has been visiting Mrs. William Hamm,
on Cable avenue, left for her home dur
ing the week.
The Misses Dollie Reinecker, Lou
Loliman and Kendle returned home
thursday from all extended trip in the
East.
Miss Florence Starkie, OF Fauquier
Street, Is entertaining as her guest Miss
Damen, of White Bear Lake.
Mrs. Kearney and Mrs. Davis were
the quests of Mrs. William Miller at
Bald Eagle lake on Tuesday.
Mrs. II. FL. Thompson celebrated her
olrthday on Friday at her summer
home at White Bear Lake.
Miss May Christopher, Of Minneapo-
lis, was the guest of Mrs. Ii. Klinker-
tues during the past week.
The ii. 0. p. club was entertained
Saturday afternoon by Miss Rose Muir
ply. of East Fourth street.
Mrs. George FULLY and daughter
Grace, or Bates, are visiting relatives at
Fond du Lac, Wis.
Mrs. Neidrlgnaus ami children, of st.
Louis, are the guests of Mrs. Schoene,
OF John street.
Miss Olive lmhof, of st. Joseph, NO.,
is the guest of Mrs. Reinecker, of East
Third street.
Mrs: Hilley, of Minneapolis, is visit
ing Mrs. uenry Freeman, of Euclid
street.
William Heinrichs, of Milwaukee, is
Visiting his brother on East Sixth street
The engagement is announced of
Miss Myra Shelter to George Sommers.
MIR. Stegie. of Milwaukee, is the guest
or Ralph Bronson. of Frances street.
Miss Jennie Tracy, OF Bates avenue,
is visiting friends at Birch lake.
Edgar Easton, of Pine street, has re-
tnrned from an Eastern trip.
Mrs. Phillips, of White Bear, visited
on the bluff on Monday.
Mrs. Eugene Bell is visiting at Lake
Park.
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SOCIAL Cos sip

preparing for german to begin prob
ably during the coming week.
~
One of the noted July weddings was
thatof Mamie +. Lyons, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lyons. rs Missis-
sippi street, to William E. Rickert, of
Rollins, Wyo. The ceremony. which
occurred Wednesday, July is, from st.
Mary's church, was performed by Rev.
Father Busch. The bride wore hand
some and becoming gown OF cream
serge, trimmed with silk and lace; she
carried BRIDES roses. The only attend
ant of the bride was her sister. Josie
Lyons, who wore a dainty costume Of
silk null. and carried bouquet OF
cream roses. &. Rickert, brother Of the
groom. acted as groomsman. A recep-
tion was held III the evening at the
home of the BRIDES parents, at which
about thirty couples danced to the-m music
of the mandolin. banjo and guitar of
the Mandolin club. The lawn was
Illuminated with japanese lanterns. and
a supper was served OH the lawn at
midnight. Mr.. and Mrs. Rickert will
leave in short time for Rollins, Wyo.,
where they intend to make their home.
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Fishing Party.

A fishing party, composed of Charles
Astor Parker and wife, Thomas E. Shea
and wife and a half-dozen others will
leave Minneapolis the coming week for
a ten days fishing trip in Northern
Minnesota. Mr.. Parker was for many
years the assistant manager of the
Grand opera house, Minneapolis. but is
now the general manager of tine Column
bia and Haymarket theaters. Chicago.
and a magazine writer. MIR. Shea is
the business manager of the Empire
theater. New York. the place of amuse-
ment that was specially erected by Al
Hayman and Frank Sanger for Manager
Charles Frohman, corner OF Thirty
ninth street and Broadway. Mr.. Parker
for two weeks past has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Satterlee, 25O2
Pleasant avenue, Minneapolis.
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PLEASURES PAST.

The Hazel Park Sunday school, I'M
der the management of Miss Hattie Lit
tie and Harry Fabian. gave an enter
tainment in the church parlors last Fri
day evening for the benefit of the
library fund. Fifty well-drilled and
appropriately costumed children took
part. and showed throughout the even
ing the result of the careful instruction
given them by Miss Little, who has
spent some time in the effort. She had
entire charge of the affair, and deserves
great credit for the success achieved,
Miss Angeline Heller was pleasantly
surprised by number of her friends at
the residence of her sister. Mrs. Il. A.
Jackson, 694 Edmund street, Friday
evening last. Among the guests were:
Misses Agnes McGinnis, Mae Stoddard.
Sadie Pashley. Nell Borden, Clare Ber-
berich, Mary Reber. Louise Wake,
Laura Hausam; Messrs. Ed Stoddard,
Frank McGinnis, William j. Pontius,
Fred Anderson. James NJ. Mccarthy.
John Reber, Fred Hall, Wellie S. CLAY,
Tom Stoddard, Harry Morris.
Miss Lizzie McQuaid. of 307 Summit
place. was greatly surprised Tuesday
day evening, July "a, by a number vi
her friends. Dancing. singing, games.
ETC., comprised the evenings entersaiu-
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ST. PAUL PARK.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Moody will leave
Ill few days for visit in The East, MIR.
Moody having severed his connection
with the Muckte Manufacturing COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Willoughby left
for Vel mont Monday, where they will
spend the balance of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford. of Chicago, have
been spending the week with George
II. Brown at the Parker house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Catlett, of Burlington,
have returned to their home after a
weeks visit with friends here.
Mrs. Harry Cole. of Chicago. who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Moon,
returned home Thursday.
The Misses Agnes Brophy and Agnes
MeLeague, of st. Paul, are stopping
with Miss Kate O'Brien.
Mrs. Iron, of Minneapolis. spent the
week with her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Relmers.
Mrs. w. j. O'Brien has returned from
Baldwin, Wis, where she visited her
parents.
George Good. of Chicago. was the
guest of friends here Wednesday.
Miss Asa BOOrman, of Mansion, Wis,
is visiting relatives i'll the park.
j. ID. Parnell and family moved To
Merriam Park Wednesday.
Joshua Stevens and family have gone
to MaishfieId, Wis.
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| TOPIC at the PeOpie'S ChurCh TN
| the Evening Is "The Church
| - OF the Future"-Rev. Il. X.
Edwards Speaks on "How to
e-s he Superior to Circum-
stances"
| Dayton Avenue Presbyterian -
Morning service. 1880, sermon by
Rev. George w. Davis, ID. D.. of Ma
calester college. Sunday school - IN.
Christian Endeavor meeting, D. m. In
the evening, at o'clock, there will be
union service of the Hill churches.
Rey. Addison Moore. of the Woodland
Park Baptist church. will delivor the
sermon.
st. Peters (EpiscopaD Church. Cor
neE Fourth and Maple Streets; Seats
Free; Rev. Stuart B. Purves. Rector
Divine service for the tenth Sunday
after Trinity. Morning, Z ard IL a. m;
Sunday school, $50 a. M; evensong, 8
p. m. Mission Sunday school. East End,
corner Ross and East Seventh streets,
$3.50 a. IN.
Central Park nj. E. Church. Twelfth
and Minnesota Streets, Rev. f. Doran,
Pastor Preaching: Morning. 1880. and
evening at o'clock.
First NJ. E. Church, West Third Street
and Summit Avenue-Rev. G. Is. Will
cox will preach at 1880 a. m. Sabbath
school, IL III. Y. p. S. c. E.. o. m.
Union service at s p. m. in the Dayton
Avenue Presbyterian church
| Peoples Church, Pleasant Avenue,
Rev. S. B. Hershey, of Ashtabula, o.,
Will preach Sabbath morning OF July
%, and will take for his subject "The
| Simplicity of Christ's Religion" Rev.
| Mr.. Soper, of Alexandria. will preach
in the evening. his subject being 1.-The
| Christ of the Future" Seats free, and
! welcome to all.
English Lutheran Church of the Re-
| deemer, Corner Lafayette and Wool
ward Avenues - Sunday services at
1915 a. H.; Sunday school at $50; no
evening service.
Atlantic Congregational Church, Cor
ner Bates Avenue and Conway Street.
Morning service, 1880. Preaching by
the pastor, Rev. s. w. Dickinson. The
| Bates Avenue NJ. Z. congregation will
Will GuIo CHQlCH III d uiiVii CNOu-
ing service at o'clock. Rev. Dickinson
will preach.
Church of Christ (Christian), Corner OF
| Nelson and Harrington Avenues; E. r.
Edwards, Pastor-Preaching at IL a. III.
Subject: "How to Be Superior to Cir
cumstances." In the evening we join
in union services at Dayton Avenue
/ PRESBYTERIAN church
Christian Science, Services at I07 and
los Globe Notwithstanding at 1880
a.. M, Bible class 1880. Conversation
and inquiry meeting Thursday at p.
M, Nathan Johnson, speaker.
The programme for today at the
| Spritualistic camp grounds will be as
follows: 1880 Il. M, lecture by Willard
J. Hall, after which child will be
chrIstened on the rostrum; 1915 p.
m.s cEildren's lyceum; 2:30 p. H., lee
ture, Helen Stuart kichings; p. M,
lecture. Prof W. NJ. Lockwood, subject,
1.-The Civilization OF the Coming Civili-
zation the Result of Individual Effort"
SIP. H., closing exercises for the sea-
son.
Mrs. Towles, of Rochester, and MIR.
Mcdonald will sing the duet Forever
With the Lord" by Gounod. at the
| Central Presbyterian church for the
otfertory at the morning service at 1880
q m tNtaV
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On to Washington.

2 Three years ago the only authentic
map of the Virginia battletields was
prepared in the War Department for
the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Com
pany. 1t can with safety be asserted
that it is the most interesting map ever
published; and so great was the demand
for the first edition that 100000 were
soon absorbed, but it has been re-issued
for the occasion of the K. of P. Encamp-
ment at Washington in August, and
will be mailed free after June LIST, upon
application to G. B. Ryan, Assistant
General Passenger Agent G. & o. Ry.,
Cincinnati, o. In connection with the
map is also description of the grand
and varied scenery OF the Virginias,
and the delightful Mountain and Sea
Shore Resorts along the G. d o., as we'll
as sketch of the battlefields.
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put on the rubber and screw the metal
top perfectly alright. Perforate the
top with small koles, attach a weight
and sink the jar in the locality where's
the body of the drowned person is sup
posed to be. AS the water seeps into
the jar the lime gradually becomes
Stacked, and generates a gas which In
ten minutes time will cause an explo-
sion with the force of dynamite, raising
every object to the surface within
radius of fifty feet. Those who have
seen the operation say it has never
failed to bring the desired results.
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He made up his mind he ought to
marry. and then started out on a still
hunt for good, sensible girl for wife.
II.
He saw young lady on crowded
street car who was not occupying two
seats, and he thought: This is prom.
ising. I'll keep my eye on her."
III.
He met a young lady on the street
who wore gown that did not trail in
the dirt, and he thought: "She's worth
watching. She has some sense"
w.
He was introduced TO young lady at
ball who was not overdressed, and yet
who wore waist that was visible to the
naked eye, and ne thought: "Taste,
modesty and sense. That's good COM
binatiOn."
He sat behind young lady in the
theater, who took off her hat and let
him get glimpse of the stage. and he
thought: Consideration for others is
great point l must find out who
she is"
He stood behind young ladyln a
dry goods store who did not paw over
everything in sight and keep the clerk
busy for an hour that she might buy
spool of thread, and he thought: "She
must really be treasure"
VII.
He was accidentally pushed against
a young lady in a crowded corridor, W no
did not stare at him and mutter: "Awk.
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Ice Cream Social.

Mrs. Ida j. Flick, chairman entertain
ment committee Garfield W. r. C., has
invitations out for al ice cream social to
be given by the ladies of the Garfield
w. K. c. for the benefit of their special
relief fund, at Garfield Post hall. No $50
East Seventh street, Thursday evening.
Aug. 9. Acker, Gen. Ord. Gettysburg
and Garfield Posts and Corps and Sons
of Veterans are ali cordially invited to
be present,a and general good and social
time is guaranteed
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Foot Bicycles.

An ingenious inventor has provided
himself with pair of bicycles for h.>
feet. The wheels are about four inches
in diameter and are strapped To his fee.
like skates. They have rubber iire,
and glide over the concrete paverl".,.
with great ease. They are very ~
perior to the common roller skates, aud
the owner moves along almost as fast as
the bicycliSt.
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This department is probably the
most popular in the Twin Cities, ana
desernedIy so. IT has dispensed
more bargains in dependable and
strictly stylish Cotton Fabrics than
oil the best houses in both cities
combined. Our special offering
for Monday is a fair sample of
our daily offerings in this Depart
mont for the last four months,
and we feel safe in saying that it
will be unIvaied in either city dur
ing this season.
No will sell on Monday oil our
finest American and the best I'm
ported
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Royalty In Straits.

The Countess of Traphani, who was
just celebrating her siytieth birthday at
Paris. is an aunt OF ex-King
srancis. of Naples. and an Aus
TRAN archduchess of the very
bluest blood, her father having
been Archduke Leopold H., Grand
Duke of Tuscany. She leads a secluded
existence at Paris, occupying the third
floor OF a modest house in the Rue
Montague, with no carriage of her. own
nor servants in livery. Indeed. the
dinner given in honor OF her birthday.
and at which none but royal aud inn
perlal personageS We're present. was
served by IN elderly Italian maid, wear
ing ON her raven hair the HAT white
couture OF the Neapolitan peasant, and
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Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Lae U. S. Govt Report
R>!al!! R Rs;xli2g
ABSOLUTELY PURE


ment. Among those present were The
Misses j. Hagerty, l.. McQuade. Z.
Freeman, A. McQuade. NJ. Dries. Nj.
McQuade, NJ. James. f. McQuade, A.
Kerns; Messrs. McQuade, H. DR. es. d.
Hagerty, NJ. James, f. Kernes. A &.
Schoonover, A. Allen. F. Kearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben z. Brown, of
Holly avenue, gave dancing party
Thursday evening. Among the CUES s
were Misses Claribel Davis. Mary Hen
ley, Gale, Eiva Atwood, O'Brieu, Chap
man, Marguerite Henley; Messrs. j .
w. Henley. Ii. Davis, Atwood, Hayes,
Van, Wrensler, Rodgers, Curry. Dillin,
hurry.
The Secret Home Pleasure club was
reorganized last Wednesday. and held
its first meeting Wednesday evening,
July IS. at the residence Of Miss K.
100 Acker street.
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CHILDREN'S PARTY.

Mrs. John H. Coxhead, of Buffalo. n.
Y, who is visiting her parents on Vir-
ginia avenue. delightfully."- entertained
about thirty little folks Saturday after
noon. The occasion of the festivities
was the fourth anniversary of her little
son Wallace's birthday. Games and
music were the features of the after
noon, in which the children all heartily
participated. After having royal
good time, they repaired to the dining
room and were beautifully served with
refreshments, each one being presented
with flowers and cap souvenirs. Among
those present were: j. Wallace Cox
head, Harry CoXhead, Catheryn Cox
head, Ruth Frisk, Mabel Baldwin. Roy
Kingsley. Berthe Bailey, Ethel Bailey,
John Sawyer, Minnie Chamberlain, Joe
Stanton, Randall Stanton, Dorothy
Sawyer, Dorothy Andras. Elizabeth
Magraw. Ruby Magraw, Florence Riehl-
dotfer. Katheryn RiehIdoffer. Frederick
Biggs. Catheryne Biggs, Clarence James,
Marian Sawyer, Edwin Pierce. Willis
Breen, Mabel Peterson, Walter Lang.
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WAY VI usos WHSil u6 dpOlOSlhSQ, anu
he thought, There's a gen."
VIII.
He. noticed young lady at street
corner In the business part of the city
waiting for car. and he could hardly
believe his ewes. He boarded the same
car and followed her to her home.
IN.
Three days later, after he had secured
an introduction, he said:
"A few days ago | saw you at a
crowded street corner waiting for a
car"
Yes she said, in some surprise"
You stood at one side of the crossing
where you would not be in the way of
people who wished to cross the street."
II always do that" she said.
Queen of your sexw he exclaimed
impetuously. beacon light in the
darkness of woman's ways! Shining
star of progress toward better concep-
ton OF the courtesies of city lifci Will
you be mine?"
The answer is of no particular conse-
quence in this tale. She could have him
If she wished, and that is the main point
1t is Intended to bring out.
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Plymouth Pastorship.

Since June Plymouth Congregational
church has been without pastor. For
the three last SaDbaths Rev. II. l..
Richardson, of Ripon, Wis, has served
as temporary supply very acceptably.
LIZ the meantime the church committee
upon pastor have received twenty-siX
applications from cergynen desiring
to serve as temporary supply and six
teen applications for the permanent
pastorship. The committee as yet have
no candidate for the vacant position in
view.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS!
Great Sale of BelspreadS.

Best quality HOneycomb Bedspreuds,
at SLID Each, were St65. :
Imperial coiored Bedsoreads, fast
coiors, at ST.. o5, we're $500.
Marsedies BED Spreads, newest de-
signs, at SIS each; gsFe 81. co.
Finest grade Marssiies seds7reads,.
slightly 6iscoiored, Bat will wash Dsr-
fectiy; they we're 90; viii close thsns
out at SIS. 90 Each.