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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-11

of 1889, to incorporate the Merchants
and Planters bank al Milton.
To amend chapter 1868, Public Laws
of 1889. as to public road law of Raleigh
township.
To amend chapter 2 OF the Laws Of
1888. to allow appointment of tax col
lector for Northampton county.
To amend chapter q, Of the Laws Of
1887. for the better protection OF me-
chanics and laborers.
To repeal chapter IS, Laws of 1893, 10
protect sheep in Yanccy county.
To amend chapter ~. Of the Laws Of
1883. to prevent fast driving over
bridges in Beaufort county.
10 amend chapter 20 of the laws of
1883. to prevent live stock rom running
nj large in Greene and Lenoir counties.
10 amend chapter IS. Laws of 1879
TO amend chapter Ill. Private Laws
of 1S71-'72, chartering High Shoals
Railroad Company.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. c. NJ Parks. of HilIsboro, is in
the city.
Mr.. Carey j. Hunter returned to the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Pulaski Cowper left yesterday
on business trip.
Mr. Will Bailey, of Louisburg, ar
rived here yesterday.
Editor Joseph f.. Robinson, of Colds
boro. was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. j. w. Stroud. Of Florence, s.
G., is visiting her brother, Mr.. j. w
Denmark.
Mr.. lobe Marshall. the efficient city
hall janitor. is out again after Il severe
attack of grip.
Master e. S. Street, one of the pages
in the Legislature, returned to his home
in Newbern yesterday.
Mr. l.. A. Carr. of Durham. of the
Interstate Telephone Company. arriv-
ed in the city yesterday.
Mr.. w. ii. Osborne. of the State
Prison Board of Directors deft yester-
day for his home in Greensboro. He
will return Monday.
DR.. w. II. Capehart and Mr.. George
+. Weston. members of the Agricultural
Board, left on the early morning train
for their respective homes.
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GAME AND FISH.

TO appoint William FL. Long a jus.
tice of the peace
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To prevent persons beating their way
on trains.
To provide separate cars for races.
TO provide for the domestication OF
foreign corporations.
To establish MERRIAM monuments.
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A CHAPTER
OF HISTORY
Continued From Third Page.)

To establish dispensary in Clayton.
To establish dispensary at Madison.
To establish a dispensary at Smithfield.
To regulate the sale of liquor in Macon
county and establish a dispensary.
To establish Il dispensary at Clinton.
TO amend chapter 444, of the Laws OF
1897. relating to the sale of liquor in
Union county.
To prohibit the sale of liquor in Co
lumbus and provide for dispensary at
Whitevilc
To establish Il dispensary in Warren
county.
To permit the voters of Morganton to
vote on a dispcnsary.
To regulate the dispensary funds in
Johnston county.
To establish IL dispensary in Lexing
ton.
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Before the discovery of One Minute
Cough Cure, ministers were greatly dis
turbed by coughing congregations. No
excuse for it now. For sale by ]. Hal.
BObbitt and Henry I. Hicks.
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Women and Mothers
BEST APPRECIATE CUTlCURA SOAP.

Its remarkable emollient, cleansing, and pu-
rfying properties warrant its use in the form
ofwashes or solutions forannoying irritations,
infiammations, and chafngs, for lucrative
weaknesses, or too free or offensive perspira-
ton, and for many sanative uses. Gentle app
plications of CUTIcURA (ointment), greatest
of emollient skin cures, in addition, will,
in many instances, prove Of marked benefit.
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HAMLIME.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Robinson entertained
party Of friends in honor of their son,
Harry's, fifteenth birthday. The evening
was spent in games and dancing Those pres
ent were: Misses Ella Funk, Margie Foltz,
Blanche Stevens, Alice Humphrey Lizzie
Young, Martha Miller, Agnes Ross, Nora
Olson, Nellie Farlane, Edna McConnon,
Messrs. George Gray. Frank and Louis Powell,
Charley and Harry Holm, Herbert Morgan
Lee Pemberton, Henry Stevens, Jessie Her
rick, Bert Love, Ernest Costing and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gary.
The Knox Presbyterian social was given
at the home of Mrs. Campbell, Of Manchester
Park, Friday evening. The people met at the
awaited them. -F
The Kings Daughters will meet with Miss
Lucy Rich next Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Moore is entertaining her sister Miss
Stella Colbeth, of Hector, Mimi
Mrs. c. L. Weber entertained at tea,
President H. C. Simmons, of the Fargo col
lege, and Rev. George E. Soper, of Plymouth
Congregational church.
Miss Cora McCarter entertained the
Christian Endeavorers at her home last Tues
day evening.
The Woman's Home Missionary society will
meet with Mrs. R. 1. Dugan next Wednesday
at o'clock. sze.
Mrs. Joseph Cottfer has returned from West
Superior, where she has been visiting her
sister. IA
The W. C. T. U. metsFriday afternoon. Mrs.
E. w. Haley had charge Of the programme
Mr.. and Mrs. John barnard have been the
guests of Mrs. Jason Spear this week
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Fleming entertained at
cards Saturday evening. ~
Mrs. Benham is entertaining Mrs. Thorn
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MERRIAM PARK.

The Young People Society of Christian
Endeayor of Olivet Church will give a NIL
sicale Tuesday evening, Feb. z, at o'clock,
at the home Of Mr.. James B. Trumbull 1916
lglehart street. general invitation, is ex-
tended. Admission, 10 cents.
The subject at the Presbyterian church this
morning will be Education In the even
ing the series Of historical sermons will be
resumed. This evening the subject will be
"Savonarola." Is
Mrs. DR.. S. G. Cobb is issuing invitations
for an at home Thursday afternoon, Feb. i6.
and dancing party at Woodruff hall Tues
day evening, Feb IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Wiseman, of lyle
hart street, enjoyed q visit from their son
Dr. Robert L. Wiseman, Of Pine City. this
week.
Mrs C. H. Cook and sister. Miss stamn
will give a card party Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Cook, on Prior avenue
The Ladies' Aid Society of Trinity M. E.
Church will meet with Mrs j. H. Crider on
Milwaukee avenue, Tuesday, at 2:30 o'clock
The Missionary Society of Trinity NJ. e.
Church will meet with Mrs. Nj. NJ Gregg on
Rondo street, Friday afternoon, at 2:3o
The Misses Mary and Mabel Cowles of Car
roll street. willegyera dancing party at
Woodruff hal Saturday evening. Feb II.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hilcher will entertain
few of their friends at their home on
Feronia avenue Thursday evening"
The Women's Missionary Society of oIiyet
Church, held their February meeting with
Mrs. w. D. Fargo Thursday last
The Northwestern Fife association. of Min.
neapois, have appointed Dr. S. C. Cobb their
examining physician for st. Paul
Mr. and Mrs. Williston. Of Red Wing. are
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llI
In SIP uI Social 6ir6I6S :
IlI..I...IIIIII.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

guests were Mr.. Mcclure. OF Saltwater Mr.
Brown. of Gladstone; Mr.. Wasem and Mr..
Barnum. of Merriam Park Mr.. and Miss
Kern. of Hazel Park, and Miss Schulz. Of
Hamline.
The Misses Brill, Carey, Cook, BlasIus
Conway, Benston. Pearson. O'Rourke. Brown,
Sommers. Allison. and the Misses Slower.
Busch, Gagen. Sannan, Barton, Moehry, of
ths city. Prizes were won by Miss Conway
ard Mr.. Gagen.
Mrs. Robert II. Seng gave a progressive
euchre party Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Smith avenue The rooms were dec
GRATED with roses, carnations and palms.
Mrs. Seng was assisted by Miss Louise Seng.
Miss Stella Hardy and Miss Margaret Grubsr.
Among those present were Mesdams henz,
Michaud. 0rleman. Heck. Walter. Schliek,
Heck Walter kretz, Schmitz. Danz, Schliek,
Karst Mullin. Fisher, Hsag. Bork. Giest,
Donneily Trudeau. Hardy. Weidenborner.
Reiehow. Hardy, Gruber Lehr. Weidenborner
and Hardy; the Misses Vanderbush, Mueller
! and Reilly. Prizes were won by Mrs. REM,
Mrs Heck Mrs. Hardy and Miss Mueller.
MIR. and Mrs J. E. Gedreich entertained
| about $50 guests at dancing party and sup
per Friday evening at their apartments in the
Colonnade. The rooms were decorated with
palms and eyergreens. Settings orchestra
played.
The Tuesday Afternoon Euchre club met
| Tuesday with Mrs. Bottom. 627 Mississippi
street. Prizes We're awarded TO Mesdames
| Eshelby Tmmey and Kemp. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Hessinger GOT Missis-
sippi street, Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. b. Morehead, of Ramsey street, en-,
tertained the Kensington Art club Friday
AFTERNOON the next meeting will be at Mrs.
Clevelands. Ninth and Canada
Friday afternoon Mrs. Larkin, of Virginia
| avenue. entertained at duplicate whist for
Mrs. Charles E. Lytie.
Wednesday. Mrs. ]. SHOEMAKER, OF Bates
| avenue. entertained informally for Mrs.
| Lyle. Whist and euchre were played.
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MATRIMONIAL.

Mr.. and Mrs Reuben Warner, of College
avenue, have issued Invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Abbie SAN
ford Warner, to Edward J. Jones The we'd
ding, which promises to be very brilliant
anair will take pace Tuesday evening. Feb
IA, at Christ church. Immediately after the
ceremony there will be a reception at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Warner, on College
avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Montbriand have issued
invitations for the marriage of their niece.
Miss Irene Montbriand, to j Leandre R. Gus
SON. The wedding viii take place tuesday
morning at O'Clock at st. Louis, church
Wabasha and Exchange streets
the marriage of Miss Carrie Thorne and
Alfred M. Bergstrom took place Thursday
evening at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Thorne
Skellet, PIT Ninth avenue south. Minnean.
oils. The house was decorated with Mains
and smiiax. The wedding march was PLAYED
by Miss Anna Bergstrom Rev c. q. Stone
performed the ceremony. The bride wore a
Gown OF cream silk, entraine, with white
tulle, and carried Bride roses. She was at.
tended by Miss Beda Erickson. who was
gowned In organdy over blue The groom
was attended by Ludwig Rudd Two little
girls dressed in white and CARRYING basket
OF roses, preceded the bridal party as If en-
tered the Daror. ' - - "
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergstrom are at home to
thelr friends at 697 York street
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NORTH ST. PAUL.

A Royal Neighbor camp, to be known as
Alph camp was instituted last Monday even
ford. with charter list of forty-nine. The
following officers were elected: Oracle, Mrs.
Amelia Lappine; vice oracle, Mrs. AIvira
Pearson; recorder, Miss Lulu Holmes; re-
ceiver, Mrs ingalls,; chancellor, Mrs. Hattie
Holmes; marshal, Mrs. Ella Sleeper; l. S.,
Mrs. Christine Stay; o. s., Mrs. Minnie
Moore; managers, Mrs. Minnie Luger, Mrs.
J. Miller, Mrs. B. F. Lathrope.
The Minnehaha- Pickaninny minstrels, Of
st. Paul. will give their entertainment at
Pioneer hall tomorrow evening under the
auspices of Alph camp, Royal Neighbors,
and North st. Paul camp, M. W. of A.
st. Peters Court No. 56S. l. o. F., held a
very successful progressive cinch party in
Pioneer hall last evening. About fifty cou7
pies participated.
The Misses Fannie and Grace Clemens have
returned to their home in Prescott, Wis.
after a visit of several weeks with A. A.
Wehrmann and family.
+ William Newman, William Schnow and
Charles Hause attended the Mozart club cele-
bration in st. Paul on last Sunday.
Mrs. G. Bamford and Mr. and Mrs. ].
Havekost, of St. Paul. were guests of E. A.
Lappine and family last Sunday.
s. s. Beebe and daughter Viola, of New
Richmond. Wis, were visitors at the home
of E. A. Beebe last Saturday.
North St. Paul Lodge No: 1. A. o. U. W..
will give prize masquerade at Pioneer hall
on next Saturday evening.
Mrs. T. L. Morgan, former resident of
this village but now of Quincy, H., was a
welcome caller on Thursday.
Aug. Kalke attended as delegate the grand
lodge, Sons of Hermann, in ST. Paul during
the week.
The Ladies' Cinch club will meet with
Mrs. William HUSKY on next Thursday after
noon.
Miss Grace Caldwell, of Hammond. Wis, is
visiting her sister, Miss Josephine CALDWELL
Gottleib Reiss, of La Crosse, Wis, was a
welcome caller the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hillstrom were visit
ing in st. Paul last Sunday
Ernest johnson, of Clara City, is a guest
of G. Sundberg and family.
Miss Emma Rityloff was guest of friends
in st. Paul last Sunday.
Miss Gussie Taverna, of Wabasha, was
visiting friends last week.
w. j. Conlin is home for a visit from Dew
IFS Lake. N. D.
Charles Reiff, of White Bear was in town
Wednesday.
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PERSONAL.

DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Chamberlin will leava
thlS week for a Southern trip Therdoctor
WI! attend medical meeting in New Or
!eans, which conyenes about the time of the
Mardi Gras festival, after which thew will
VISIT several other Southern points.
Ecward Moreiand Pierson. who has been
home last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Pierson viii
remain in St Paul month or SO longer. as
tne guest OF her mother. Mrs p F. Dewitt
Oh East Acker strest.
Mrs. Geo. Wack, of Chicago. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret Mccarthy.
o. OF 4l4 Warsaw street, for the past month,
left last night for her home in Chicago.
Miss Ward, of Gladstone entertained dur
ing the past week, Mr.. end Mrs. E. A. Beau
din: of st, Paul. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sherry.
OF Fudson.
Mrs. Matthews, VINO has been the guest Of
Mrs. c. b. Yale. Dayton avenue has return
ed to Detroit, Mich
Mrs. Pierpont, who has been the guest CT
Mrs. c. A. Severance, of Summit avenue, has
returned to Chicago.
Miss Fernald, Laurel avenue, has returned
from visit to Chicago and Evanston Ill.
MIS-. L. H. Icklor, of Cherokee avenue. is
visiting in Alexandria, MINI.
Mrs. ]. S. Friedman of Summit avenue.
has gone to Thomasville, Ga.
Barry Dibble leaves Wednesday for the
state Of Washington.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The Murray branch of the Mothers club
met Wednesday afternoon in the Murray
scnooi. MRS. Snyder read a paper on
Foods" and Miss Burghardt spoke on
kindergarten work.
The History class met Friday morning
with Mrs. Hacker. Miss Kenyon read 8
paper on Siberian Nihilism."
Mrs. Virginia c. Meredith has gone to
vicksburg, Miss, to address the interstate
farmers convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Beecher, of Puyallup,
Wash. are the guests Of Mrs. w. O.. Nc
Naughton. E
Miss Bessie Burghardt entertained the
Wah-tah-was at her home on Tuesday even
ing.
DR.. and Mrs. Lugger entertained a party
of college students last evening.
George Whitcomb entertained his Sunday
school class on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mason gave a party Saturday even
ing for Miss Maud Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Clark entertained at
dinner Friday evening.
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mounted by star with diamond center
catches the colors of the decoration in place
They are white. red and green, the ribbon
itself being white with a red border between
two threads of green.
A large star of plain gold forms the prin-
cipal part Of the medal. Between its five
points are exquisftely engraved divisions on
each or which are twinod laurel leaves and
palm branches, each of infnitesmal size vet
wrought out with wonderful exactness Of de-
tail. IN the center Of the star is Arabic
good works wrought to tie prophet by the
enc who is so honored. There is also a mys-
tical device woven in the strange character
OF the Arabs. which has q religious signid-
canoe.
This order is always accompanied by an
autograph letter from the sultan.
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Bey to bestow on Mrs. Cushman X. Davis,
wife of the senior senator from Minnesota.
is that of the order of Chefakat. This is
one of the most honorable medals which
Turkey gives and the only ever con-
ferred ON woman 1t was created in 1880
by the present sultan.
The order of Chefakat is divided into three
classes 1t is never bestowed except for some
exalted service done the Sublime Porte in
diplomatic matters.
The first class is never bestowed outside the
royal families. and only then as a peculiar
and distinguished mark Of gratitude for IN
ternational benefits.
The second class Is generally given to the
wives of the resident ambassadorial corps at
the Turkish capital whenever one of those
high diplomats renders conspicuous service
The third class the one which Mrs Davis
is to receive. If the current gossip proves
true. is given tor any courtesy diplomatic
concession of minor degree.
The medals OF all the orders Of the Chefakat
very beautiful. and are valued at about
500. They differ only In the manner of rib
bon decoration. The first order Is hung
around the neck like the insignia Of the
Legion of Honor. The second is pinned on
the breast by rosette, the third Is hung by
a short ribbon Of white satin from plain
band on which Is engraved the name of the
receiver.
A dainty crescent OF frosted gold sur
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-05
DAYTON'S BLUFF.

The Ladies' Aid, Society of the Bates Avenue
Church gave social Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Womack There were
about fifty present. Musical numbers were
given by Mrs. Sage Miss +Jones and Miss
Stevenson. of Minneapolis. Miss Loretta
Hickey gave several readings. The ladies
will meet Wedn sday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. van Duyne TO prepare Tor Marina
washington supper 20 De given FeD a.
The e. o. F. club met Friday evening with
Miss Grace Studeman., Prizes were won by
MISS Lulu DAVIS, EDWARD Freeman ana Rop-
ert McCleary. The next meeting VIII DC
WIN MISS Jane montgomery, 400 Hophihs
street, FRIDAY evening.
IRe e, T. ~. Social club gave dancing
party Inursday evening at ODD Fenows nail
Inc coIinittee IN charge were Jess Lewis.
lludiey Blcugett, r. EW1eide Bert wilson ana
I'd, ,taii i iaaa,on. MI. aiiu MIS- Sui'iss "eie
lug oAap
MIS-. .. :. Splnoler VIII ;enteItaln she Day
M - - III loss 80. uosIN' a.
MI wr,. oaAH par IN 'ne =,
au MI oun ne, mrsi Ms', NJ q doooi'-
WI Iaaias. N,tss;, - G.; - 49,
tc consrns5at,oraS LII ~ silva
~ 1Hs ft oiruiS 80 WI q 9'e $500.
at the home 20 of Mrs George Hammond Al
Toffn,ain avenna o.
NJ Mn nan Ia No. ,.,,, s.r, ,oor an
tertainins Mrs Katherira i.eonard Of Chin
W laS ~ Op 20
pu,,,th ana Mr. and Mrs ,purse,i nf Rnches-
ter. MINI.
The ,Hesperian cIub met Wednesday even
ing with Mrs-Rotart- Prizes were won nv
Mrs Harry Clark Mrs. Rotert, Fred Smith
Mr. Saunders and Mr. Rotert Mrs Fred
Smith will entertain the club next.
Mrs Emil Muench entertained the Cinch
club Monday evening. Prizes were won by
Mrs Hinrichs. Mrs Robert Seeger, Adolph
Muench and E. Muench.
The Dayton's Bluff Gard club gave q
sleighing party Saturday evening On their
return they were entertained at the home of
Lee Barber .., $50
Mr. end Mrs A5Hales Of Breckenridee
and Mrs. McNaily and Miss Hazel McNaIly,
OF Chokio We're guests of Mrs p H Kelly
last week.
The young people of the Dayton's Bluff
German NJ e. church gave a sleighing party
Friday evening to the home of Mrs. Heck
ROTH
Miss Minnie poatcber entertained the
will meet Wednesday with the Misses Burger.
ciety of the Dayton's Bluff German NJ b..
Church met Monday with the Misses Bach.
Miss Lizzie Good will entertain the Lincoln
Euchre club Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. L. Good on East Third street
The members of the Mozart club gave a
surprise party THURSDAY evening for Mrs.
George Rank, in ,ihonor Of her birthday
The LADIES' Guild of st. Peters Church
gave thimbIe bee w Wednesday afternoon at
7 the home of Mrs Edgar Klinkerfnes.
The Dayton,s Bluff branch Order of the
Iron Hail., will meet Monday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. James~ Morrow. .--.s-s
Miss OttHie, Lothman, of Iglehart street,
entertained the Young Peoples Literary and
social ciuD thursday evening.
William May, of New York city, who has
been visiting his, sister, Mrs. George Rank.
ieIt TUESDAY lot the west.
me Lao1es cooperative Society OF the At
| ianpc Cnufch2 VIII meet Thursday with Mrs.
ME- p W oase % :, III,
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visiting their daughter. Mrs. W. T.. watki,

visiting their daughter. Mrs. w. T. Watkins,
on Dayton avenue.
Mrs. Edward A. Paradis and friend, Mrs
Or. A. m. McAlpine. of Peoria. ILL.,. are visit
ing in Hastings.
Mrs futile, of St. Anthony avenue, enter
tanned the Spring Ladies' Card club last
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. B. butcher entertained at cards
Monday evening and at dinner Thursday even
ing.
DR.. L. A. Williams, of the Fergus Falls
hospital. Is visiting his parents in the Park
Mrs w. T. Watkins gave a card party
Tuesday in honor of Mr.. Watkins birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Magnusen. Of Rondo
street, entertained at dinner last evening
Mrs. Rand. Of Manchester, entertained the
Merriam Park Woman's club Friday
Mrs: A. B. Bell. of Carroll street, enter
tanned at cards Tuesday afternoon
F. A. Bedell, of Marshall avenue. has re-
turned from his trip to Chicago
Mrs. H.. B. butcher will leave tomorrow
morning for visit in Iowa.
Members of st. Mary's church enjoyed a
slieighing party last night
The Misses Zahen entertained at cards last
evening.
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SOUTH ST PAUL

Mrs. Burgoyne and family. of St Paul.
old residents of this place, have come back
to live in South st. Paul
s. Metzke, who has been stopping at Miller
for some time, has returned to South st.
Paul.
The South Park Cinch club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Newman Satur-
day evening.
F. McBeth has returned from a visit to
Mankato where he was visiting his friends
T. F. Riveere of New Brighton, paid a
visit to South ST. Paul last week.
Robert McMenemy OF St. Paul, was down
on visit to old friends last week
A. Prince is away on a pleasure trip to
Montana
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Carpet Department..

Opening announcement for spring
trade. During the spring season, now
approaching, we shall from time to
time announce special lines of Car
pets, Rugs and Floor Coverings. ex-
elusive in this section with us.
Tomorrow we place on sale Wilton
Rugs made by the Lowell Company
the finest domestic Rugs made, pat
terms that closely follow the Iran
and Persian Rugs of the first class.
We offer the entire line of styles
and sizes. and confidently recommend
them. They are known as "Bagdad
Wilton Rugs"
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MANCHESTER.

A reception was given last evening at The
Elms by the Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION to the young women of the college.
MT. and Mrs. Thomas Gaskell entertained
the Married Peoples club Thursday evening.
literary programme was carried out.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary of Manchester college will
be held tomorrow at The Films.
Mrs. Pringle of st. Paul gave a crokinole
patty to the faculty Of Manchester college.
The Philadelphian society are arranging for
their annual public entertainment.
Miss Oakley, Of Buffalo. Mimi, former
student, is visiting college friends.
Miss Andrews. Of Eau Claire has been VS.
itng Miss Mabel Grosscup.
Mrs. M. G. Craig has had as guest Mrs s.
G. Pierce, of White Bear,
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Lace Department.

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.
Just received-a most beautiful line
of Novelty All-overs for waists. yokes
and trimmings. In gold, silver. cut-out
satin. net, mousseline, taffeta, span
gled, shfrred and tucked, on display
Monday in center aisle
New Black Drapery- Nets at at
tractive prices.
Honiton Renaissance All-oyers.
with bands. edging and demi-founc-
ing to match.
New Renaissance and Mousseline
Applique Scarfs
We are showing exquisite sets of
Swiss and Nainsook Embroideries,
Edging, Inserting, Band, Flouncing
and All-overs to match for ladies'
chidren's and infants dresses-all
our own importation.
Special values in Wash Laces and
Cambria. Swiss and Nainsook En-
broideries.
All our Ice Wool Fascinators at
HALF-PRICE.
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tainment in Odd Feil6gs' hall on Payne ave-
nue. Friday evening. Feb. II,
Miss Antolnette Ludeke has returned from
st. Peter 80
Chicago.
Mrs. M. Wicker is in Ashland. Wis.