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TURNPIKE RAID.
Two Guards Are Shot in 4 Ftrht y

TWO Eunrds Are Shot in q EightN
the Mob. n
Danville, KY, March 2O--The mot ,
sational turnpike raid so far made d 4
lucky occurred last night in the NJ,
o. Boyle county, eleven miies hon Y
vile. There WAS a rafting fieht 4
of the gates between the raiden u
county guards, 10th guards being Wen1
hut repulsing the mob. Thomas Ml1lI1
was shot through the hips and ID Ia II
ical condition. Lynn Penny was 1T i |
right arm. 1t is believed that m
members of the mob were shot. and ~
Coulter and posse have been trying N
cate them today.
The desperate work Of the night W.
the people of the west end Of the ~
to a high pitch. The mob went v mi
the. gates surrounding Petryvllls "
which had for several weeks bsen ~!
by two men each. There were about h
of the raiders, all on horseback
They raided four of the CATS w.
opposition, but when they arrived Y |
gate on the Harrodsbtfrg road. jnN |!
distance from Perryyille, they me- yll
warm reception. The raiden nttia
the front door of the building and, fsa.1
nobody in, began chopping down ~ 7
At this point in the proceedings the @
Middleton and Penpy-who Wy 4.
cealed in an ambush, fired on ~ ~
The flash of their weapons stle \
away and their shots were returns v
dozen firearms. Both men were ils
by the first voliey, but bravely ~
ground and continued shoosins
emptied both barrels of theif guns
were loaded with buckshot, ana ~
charging their repeating rifles, vnsn !
were two or three cries as y Non -
pain, and the raiders galloped OF y
rifle rate, going toward Mercer wy
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CarIer Mandlcnp Mcishts,

Now York. March 20 THE weights for the
Garter handicap. the CHIEF event Of the Aque-
duet spring meeting to be run on the omen.
ing day Of the Queens Count, Jockey club.
races. April Is. have been announced as fol
lows; -
naMisn lis, Irish Reel Iii nannoek pK,n.%
kia'ic 10, Winged Foot. Storm King. Lesas.
s xl,is' Eaaw Lad los. Thamof Cat i6i, Msss.
i ,sne. Ssnone. out Johnny Various 100. Tanis
t:c,iai wsrrenton. Miss Tenny. Mcbride Ma
sian. ortoland. Hand Pfess, Tabouret as Don,
Carr. Tobias 30. Nabob IS. Sailor King a.
Ssnnsie az Accarren ~ Junior Belle Of Erin.
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a New bridge.

Richmond. Texas, Marcn is n. 7
that separates the town r, n
bridge is soon to be spannea Z, !,
IRON u.nS bridge. The contract =. I, J. ! y !,
months ago, but was only spp'yT vi 4
attorney general last week. :. w 81
Commence within thirty day y.o n I
r rleted within sixty. The old s NO. I
ture that is now seryins "a u, ta1Drl|
safe, having been proppeo = s.
for the past ninety DAYS: g.
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FOR wBYLEWs VICTIMS.
Carloads of Provisions to He Sent to
MRtnnxas, Cubn.

Kansas City, Mo. March CA relief
fund OF sao33 and twenty-one car loads Of
provisions and clothing collected In Nils
souri,. Kansas and Oklahoma, under the
management of the Kansas City Star for
the starving cubans OF Matanzas, were
forwarded south from Kansas City today.
The principal articles Of food sent are
wheat. -four. corn meal rice, potatoes.
rolled oats, condensed milk and soup ex-
tracts. The contributions OF clothing in
clude q number OF calico dresses for wo-
men and children.
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To Look for Andree.

Berlin. March 2o.-lTheodore Learner,
with an expedition aided from state and
private sources, will start on the steamer
HeligoIand next May in search OF Herr
Andree. the missing aeronaut, and to prose-
cute eccentric Investigations
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WHERE DE LONE LETT Y,
senior Polo Has Taken u :shs v
ton of Reciprocal Tr.sss.'S

London, March 2l.--The Madfif NJ
spondent of the Standard says: NJ
Polo v Bernabe, the Spanish mIo,ss
Washington, has been authorized i !.
all the concessions possible Ii ~
obtain the speedy conclusion Of !. n, I
nrocity treaty. BY America's err,'1
desire, this will also include he H5
pines. Both TIE Cuban and spanS ?
nets are anxious to expedite IN s.sa
lions to the utmost.
Senior Polo Bernabe wires Az,
has found the American state dpplFrS'
very favorahly disposed on this poii
more reserve than ever is shown .,
International question, pending the u;
ment of the Maine affair."
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: War InevItnbic,

Johannesburg. March 20. The Standard
and pisgers News In a semi Officially In
spired article says:
War Is almost inevitable unless Eng
land abandons her claim TO suzerainty..
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peuember We have cured = y
.n1 Chrnnic Diseases thst NJ ~
c c"r =, The hands OF some q ~ 4
ista and physicians " III ~.
Procf OF this statemsnf ,;stas1ov ~! =
BLOOD AND SKIN n a,rss ~ u
nles Scrofula. Blood Iap nssts n
srising from an lmpule ~
aar,,,ieteiy eradicnted tremn n IN
'p' KIDNEY AND
Won't Back. Pain In side, NV;
vIr,,ne brickdust, or,IglSfS
,r,nctine. frequency Of; -
uu'',nnss .saaes 81 the bladder 4 tS16,
A'trfsfvATE Diseases, biooe
,,ncrele, Tenderness. n,ss.is
n,r.ns and Piles. ILL.,
v.,,hosif pain or detenuvSSsrlpG 81
IEIIES, II you are snns Il ~
.,asting ailment peou.5s.s q <
should call on Dr. ha''s
dsii.Y nersous who may y
..n.u,t Us at once, a l
sSunrantee 70 every one w
'rs Ss,i srsa.nens slvsn'ss
ton n el !, aos men. No } b ~, I.
., 40 d,sssses No. for ce.SsS
Address or call 20 ycvsH
DIR. HATRAMAss
83y ~. chss
I'm or 400 ~ 4 Z
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NEW BEDFORD STRIKE
No Nigns of Yielding ON Ei'ss'
Are Now Apparent'

Are Now Apparent.
New Bedford. Mass, Marcn 49,
cision of the manufacturers
Saturday leaves the great . co!1e es
where it was before andsset w VI ri
of the tenth week, the enc w. ~
dicted with no more certainty
beginning of the first week. ln Nv n
of the more prominent unionn .,ss1;
pressed today is in favor o. con'''
fight. .~s.sry Il l
strike fund. reports the toIa. ~
for the week as Sl94i' asaiN
preceding week.
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Powerful Fleet Is Now Assembling
Coast of China.
GILT-EDGED PRICES PAID FOR a
Coalers Hailed and Their Cargoes Bought "a s..
the Men-of- War-Forty Vessels Are No
at the China Station.
,eeeNeeeeeesaese

Tacoma wash March Northern pas, ~
victora which arrived
powerful fleet
waters
paying t-edg IL
days Among the latest fighter Poweu I
the mostde vessels ahoat ssS 81
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IOURI Or INQUIRY.
Probable that the Board May Continue Its Ses-
siOns for Another Week

Key West Fla March Of the Mama ds.s,a.
with Rear Admiral sicard coming
y IS NOT yet ready 70 make report the
The statement rcu,rt wnv
ton officially denied The object Key Vest w nj ~
certAned outside Of official circles a.tbora,
Captain to do OF
came here Friday from Tampa inspect the harbor M
~ ~ 'A''s' uor
Captain Barker formerly Oregon Ii is inposbs j. 80
definitely whether court IN "a a @
Aent 70 Whrson The heen ~
official i W 60 ~ NJ
tne nnei qoN has
Captain Mark nainea an
say zAe ccust espcted the Iowa -
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with Yankee Doodle" Dixie" ewells
With no dlsoordant notes.
And Northern cheers ard Southern yells
Come from ten million thoats.
The Eastern mar forgets TO boast,
The Westerner to bras.
But one cry's heard from coast to coast
"rls Rally round the iag."
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Atbara Camp, March 2o.--The whole
force has arrived at the Hudi forts after
a splendid march of five hours from Ku-
mar, rarity through dust storm.
There is no sign Of the enemy.
The Anglo- Egyptian army has formed a
strong Zereba for the night.
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An Actress DYING
no CURE 4 COi.D AZ ONE DAr

London. March 20. - Miss Florence s
lohn' the well known actress. is dying.
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ENGLAND IN EGYPT.

Hattie Is Liable to Occur with the
Native Troops.
kunar Camp, Nubia, March 2O.--A bat
lie is imminent between the Anglo Egyp-
tian column and the natives. The COM
bined forces have started to advance ur
the Atbara to meet the enemy. who are
also advancing, but who, il is believed
are not aware Of the proximity Of the
British.
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TAKE Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails 20
cure see. The genuine has 4, b. O. on
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ENGLISH MARKETS.
Business Panses Pending settlement
of the Political situation.

Business Pauses Pending settlement
of the Political situation.
Manchester. England, March 20-The
pause continues, but while quiet exists
producers are independent enough to dis
regard efforts TO obtain material conces-
sions. Business in India dhotes and sim
liar things continues moderate.
The home trade is better. Yarns are
firm, with a good small daily business and
the spinners are improving the margin
slightly.
Germany is quiet. but mostly sold six
months ahead.
The French market is quiet with yarns
rather lower.
London, March 20.-The money market
is somewhat easier on improved political
prospects, but it is improbable that rates
will be much higher while the American
demand for gold continues. The stock ex-
change is lower and became steadier
toward the end OF the week In many
cases prices improved. The situation in
the Far East is considered more re-assur-
ing, and the sale of high class stocks,
owing TO the demand for gold, has ceased
n more optimistic feeling in Spanish
American relations also prevails.
American railways have recovered ma
terialy OH quiet buying here and in Wall
street. The chief increases were in Nor
folk and Western preferred, rs; Illinois
Central, IL; Denver and Rio Grande pre-
ferred, "a Louisville and Nashville, ~:
Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds, /.
Spanish securities after decline ad-
vaneed on a brighter outlook in Spanish
finances.
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From the North and South and East and

West
From city, farm and plain
Loud comes a ery--will never rest
For vengeance unto Spain.
The call knows never stop nor pause
Throughout the mighty land;
But rising for Q common cause
Rings out the chorus grand.
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Each free man knows his States bris
star
Shines in Old Glory's folds.
Aud whether he be near or far
Allegiance ever holds.
And II for men you shout or call
In millions they'll reply:
For that old flag, which floats for all,
'Twould be their pride to die.
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Then rally 'rourd the flag once more!
East, West and North and South!
Fight as our fathers fought OF yore
Fen to the lannon's mouth!
Fling out the Stars and Stripes on high,
And when we deal with Spain
Let these words be our battle cry:
Remember, boys, the Maine!"
N, A. Jennings.
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WHITE HEAR LAKE.

Mrs. Guy Holiday. who has been visiting
her mother Mrs. Kanouse mas returned 10
her home in New Paynesville, Milan.
p. II. Sims and family. of Merriam Park.
will spend the summer at White Bear They
will be OFT about June 10.
Joe Pitts. Wiz Hopkins and Emery Thonp-
son are on a fish ng rip at Bald Esgle lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monford and daughter are at
their summer residence on Lake a. elue.
Mrs. Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. Stone
spent Sunday at the Conover cottage.
c. Fry and family will be in their lake
home at Cottage Park June l.
Mrs. L. J.. Thompson and son Em-ry w n
be at Raid Nag after Julie l.
Mr.. Pine situated his family In the Leach
cottage on Lake avenue
Mr.. Hillman has taken a cottage at Ten n
street for the summer.
AL Cameron and Mr. Nelson will s,enI
Sunday at White Bear.
w. H. Conover has his family at Bald
Eagle for the summer.
Mr.. c. Taylor and family are in their
home at Lake Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drake ard family are again
in their island home.
J. B. Tarbox and family are occupying
Their island home.
Mr.: Saunders and family are in their ISL
and home again.
N. G. Moulder and family. Of the Buck'r
ham, viii be occupants of the Verify co.tage
before the close of the week
j. G. Lomen and family are at Bald Eagle
for the summer.
Robert Johns and wife are at White Bear
for the season.
H. P. Stone and wife viii be at Bald Eagle
after June ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hemstreet are al the
lake again.
Frank Knott spent Sunday with Andy Full.
ten.
George Supple spent Sunday at the lake.
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REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

The Boadiceans of 80 Wednesday enter
tanned the senior class at the Central high
school. The programme opened at 80 in the
assembly hall with an address of welcome by
Blanche Greer. This was followed by a
piano solo by Zoe Brunnell: Miss Caroline
Austin. professor of rhetoric, addressed the
girls ON the TEST of Novels" which would
probably be read during the. summer.
The double male quartette rendered two
numbers after which the meeting adjourned
| to the luncheon tables which were laid in enc
of the rooms, The room and table were
daintiiy decorated with the colors cf the
classes represented, '9S, orange and black 49,
purple and geld. Mamie Stoughton, president
of the girls of'9S, thanked the Boadiceans IN
| the name of her classmates, and the gather
| ing adjourned.
| The Mozart club surprised Mr.. and Mrs
Wednesday evening: The guests included
Heck, George Rank, Fred Eue. Charles
Bloeser, Stephen. Gesen. Martin Giesen
Giesen. Henry zohns. William Conradi
Adolph Giesen. Herman Hesse. Frank Wer:
ner, Emile Traeger, Charles +. Yaeger, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugo Dreise Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Orlemann and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bueger
Ladies' Aid Society No. 20. St., Paul camp
Sons of Veterans, gave poverty social
Wednesday evening at Central hall. The
programme included an exhibition OF Indian
club swinging by Miss Lightner and Miss
Hadlock, a vocal duet by Miss Snyder and
and vocal solo by Omar Swank. A cake
walk was led by Mr.. tSwank and Miss
Snyder sga
Capitol Lodge No. s. Knights of Pythias,
gave May hall "Wednesday evening in the
the national colorss The entertainment and
reception committee consisted Of P. H: Me-
Manus. j. j. Andrews. Thomas M. Horau, F.
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Queen Skirt Supporters,

day Edward Keely and Thomas Dodd, CT
Austin, Mimi.
The Parochial Club of st. Mary's Church
Will give card party Tuesday evening in St.
Mrs Edgar Klinkerfues entertained the
Ladies' Guild Of st. Peters Church Wedn s.
day afternoon.
William ]. volk gave dancing party
Thursday evening at his residence. 431 Goud-
hue street.
Mrs Ball entertained the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of st. Johns Church Wednesday aftt r.
noon.
Miss Edith Dabney. Of Laurel avenue. en-
tertained the Phi Mu Epsilon Friday even
ing.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thriem ard NJ IS
Edna THEM will ,eave Monday for Ohio.
Mrs. Mansfield. of Hammond, Wis, is VISIT
ing her daughter, Mrs. j. H. Havekost
The Ladies Auxiliary of st. Peters Church
met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Seeley.
Mrs. A. ]. Weilde entertained hsr uncle, M.
Henry Tatro, of Northern Minnesota.
Mr.: and Mrs. William Miller and family
will go to Bald Eagle this week.
Mrs. McCray entertained the Idle Hour
Cinch club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Wailbridge, of Minneapolis, spent part
OF the week with Mrs. Malloy.
Miss Louise Plnska gave bicycle party
Friday for the W. l. T. U. club.
Mrs. Frank Painter entertained tie Fleu--
deaLis club Friday afternoon.
Z, Miss Lydia Wichman entertained the Thin
Bile, Bee Thursday afternoon
! = Miss Emma Tepel left Saturday to visit her
father in Wyoming, MINI.
Miss Pinska, of Minneapolis, spent Sunday
with friends on the bluff
Mrs. Spindler entertained the w. C. 7. U.
"wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Eastman. of Nashua, TO-, has been Wis
iting Mrs. Spindler.
The Van Buren, School union will meet
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Mueller is visiting in Southern
Minnesota.
:. c. D. Stewart left Saturday for Toronto.
Canada.
Miss Kate Anthem spent the week in Maple
Grove
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Neb.. was solemnized at high noon Thurs day
at the Presbyterian church at Farming on.
Rev. James Rogers officiated. Miss Grace
Vaughan. of Lake City. was maid Of honor,
Miss Viola Kenyon. of Owatonna. was brides
maid H. c. JudSon, of st. Paul, was bes t
man, and the ushers were r: 7. Conley. of
w. G. Brownell. of Pennington. The brides
gown was of cream silk null over cream
taffeta, and she carried Bride roses: Miss
Vaughan wore, cream white organdie oysr
pink silk. and Miss Kenyon wore muslin
suede over white. Those who Were present
from St. Paul were: Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
NJ Thurston and Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Coa-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. x. N. Guiteau.
Miss Lavina Austen Lamb and William II.
NJ. GemmeI were married Tuesday evening
at the Jewett hCme, on Dayton avenue, by
Rev. Ernest Dray, of st. Clements church.
The bride was attended BY her niece. Miss
best man. After the ceremony wedding sup
per was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Gemmsll f.
on the evening train for an extended trip
East to visit Philadelphia Washington, New
York and Eastern Caneda.
Miss Lily Ann Light5ourn and Ernest
Phelps Hopwood were married Tuesday even
ing at the home Of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. E. S. L:ghtbourn, Of Somerse:
of honor, Miss Jane Harding bridesmaid,
Claude NJ Miller best man and William
Beaumont Morris groomsman. Mr.. and Mrs:
Hopwood have gone for lake trip. and will
be at home after June l at the Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norman, of 127 West
University avenue. announce the marriage of
their daughter. Catherine Marie, to F. Ed
ward Mahle, to take place on Wednesday
evening, June 1. The wedding will be quiet
one, owing 10 the absence of the brides
father.
Invitations will be issued this week for the
marriage of Miss Mary Griswold Brown.
daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs. Milton Brown, to
Ernest Hamilton R chardson. The welding
will take place On Wednesday evening,
June l.
Invitations will coon be out for the mar
rage CT Miss Lillian Messer and Dr.. Berthel,
June 10.
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J. Carpenter and Lindsay Waters The floor
committee were James Griffin. ]. P. Thurs
ton, James P. Maley and s. S. Fenley.
The girls of 80 gave a May party Tuesday
decorated with the club colors and with May
flowers The guests were received by Miss
Anna Wall, Miss Leola Thompson Miss Mary
Travers and Miss Marguerite Hilbert. Louis
Adams and Miss Wall led the grand march.
The chaperones were Mrs. William Mertons.
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Hilbert.
At the Capital City Cycle club house Thurs
day evening there was an informal May
party. A part of the evening was spent at
progressive cinch, and then the fifty or more
young people present danced until midnight.
The young msn In charge were G: L. Adams,
C. w. Slocum, NJ c. Cook, Harry J. Null
doom A. Michaud, F. A. Davis, William +.
Anthem and c.. Schnittger.
The Fleur de Lis Euchre club was enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. James Paint
| err, of Olive street. Prizes were taken by
| the following ladies': Mrs. Clark, Mrs. F. j..
| Eubank. Mrs. w. D. Penny and Mrs. A. Ro-
! teri. Refreshments were served by the hos
! tess. Next Thursday evening the club viii
meet with Mrs. George Weber, Of East Isa-
| bel street.
| The Crusaders gave their last card party
of the season Wednesday evening. Twelve
| tables Of progressive euchre were played.
| The head prizes were won by Mrs. Howe
| and Mr.. Maioney. Cards were played until
\ 1880, and the remainder of the evening spent
in dancing. s-!l
! The Sacred Thirst society held social
meeting Thursday evening. The programme
| included a piano solo by Miss Ryan, violin
| solo by Miss Efhe McEvoy, q vocal number
| by A. Mcclure, and recitations by Miss Ryan
and Miss Caroline McEvoy.
| The Marshall Avenue Euchre club met
/ Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Es-
| chelman. of Laurel avenue. The prizes were
| won by Miss Lucille Mahan, Mrs. Bevans
| Messrs. A. j. Brawley. Joseph Bell and l.. W.
| Runyan.
The Klondike Euchre club met Tuesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Fox, Of Iglehart
| street. The prizes were won by DR.. and Mrs
| MARQUIS, MI. and Mrs. E. E. Merrill, and
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. George.
After short business session the members
| OF the society were invited to attend a card
party Friday evening, May 20, a. the 1cst-
| dence of Miss M. Smith, Of $50 Oakdae ave
| nue..
The Old Maids cub met Tuesday with Miss
| Birdena F'arwell, Of Selby avenue The
| prizes We're won by Miss Burk and Miss
| Gooding. Miss
| Mrs. Whfpple entertained the Ladies' Aid
society OF the English Lutheran Church nf the
! Redeemer Friday afternoon.
1 Mrs. Dickinson and Miss Anna Ddckinso,
the recent guests of Mrs. Eggleston. left
| Saturday for Hastings.
| The pupils of the Van Buren, school will
| give an entertainment in the high school
| Friday evening. May 81.
| Mrs. A. j. Britts. Of Jessamine street was
surprised Thursday evening by COMPANY nv
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nue., have gone for few months tour in
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Al Sibley have taken the
Nichols house on Western avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. McNair, OF Dayton ave-
nue. are home from the East
Mrs. w. H. Stoweli. Mrs. Jaggard's gu,st.
leaves this week for Europe.
Mrs. NJ. Murphy. of Carroll s, rect, It for
few weeks visit to Du.uth
Mr. and Mrs. Eardcast.e Sykes. of Eng
land, are at the Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Gslbraith lef. for t. G
coast Thursday evening.
Miss Bessie Wood Miss Carrs guest. has
returned to Chicago.
Mrs. John II. Randall is home fsom Chi.
cago.
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PERSONAL.

Miss E. G. Maynard of Mannhemer Bros
millinery department will return from an
Eastern trip about the middle Of this week.
The Misses Emma and Katie Smeltzer. of
Winona, have besn the guests of Miss Guss c
Lux for a.few days the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. c.. B. Yale, who have been at
the Ryan for some time, are again at their
own home, 24S Dayton avenue
Mrs. George w. Croweil returned to Duluth.
after spending last week with her sister Mrs.
Miller, of Edmund street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Diamo:i of S44 Iglebart
street. has gone to Lakeyille, Mimi. en- a
visit 10 friends
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. H. Dyer. of osceoIa ave-
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bles of progressive games were played.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Como Division, O..
of the month.
Mrs. Eggleston entertained Mrs Sawyer
Mrs. McAvoy and Miss Minnie MeAvoy dur
ing the week.
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Of her friends. among whom were DR.. and
Mrs. Britts. of Minneapolis.
Mrs. c. E. Lothman and Miss Ottilie 10th
man. Of Merriam Park, will entertain the
Young PeoplesS Literary and Social club
Thursday evening.
Miss Edith Moore Of Holly avenue enter
tanned Informally Friday afternoon. Six Ia
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IN CUPID'S REALM.

The marriage of Miss Minnie Elsie Burton
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David Burton. OF
Pennington, Mimi, to Frank Woodruff Jud-
son, formerly of st. Paul, but now of Omaha
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-15
Lining Department.

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15c for MORE Taffetine, 40 inches
wide. fast black, our 25c quality.
121Ac for Black Percaline, Sc inches
wide, the zoe quality.