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An Embarrassing situation.

Dibbs (facetiously)-This Is a picture
Of my wife's first husband.
Dobbs-Great snakes! What q
brainless looking idiot! But l didn't
know your wife was married before
she met you?
Dibbs-She wasn't That is picture
Of myself at the age Of 20.-LOndon
Fun.
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Some of the farmers are feeling rather
discouraged, but Dexter corn packer
reminds them that In the corn delivered
at his factory last year was some raised
from seed planted the 13rh Of June.
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E;LLIIiI;I!I'IiE&fM
In Enec, octoOer y. lsSs.

Suni2v paper train leaves Portland going wes,
N1S0A N. south Paris sls. Bryant 19na
e5l, Locke's Mills s5s, Bethel 1910. West
Bethel 10 ~, GieAd iOa. GCrham u-s, Ari'-
Ing In Berlin his.
ne train which leaves Island Pond at go A NJ
ami the one which leaves Portland al go 2. N,
run every day; al others every day ehcep'
sunday,
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TIME TABLE
NORWAY and Paris Street Railway.

Css VII lsave Norway for south faris 70 cor.
hect with train for Portland at 5.S A. NJ. SD A
N and 3SsP.N
For GOrham and Montreal al 80 A H. ana
us and : 5.5PM a.
Cars viii cave south Paris for Norway ~ 80
A. ~ and S35PN.
Except a. above the car will leave Norway on
the hour and half hour from A M 20 10 Y.
and south Paris on the quarter OF anu 9dArsei
past tue hour from & IS 20 10 Is y. NJ -.
The s A. N. car viii run 70 the o. A n ueP''
only.
uu tnAcc c.nar,nfaadeut.
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Exports of corn in 1895, under free
trade, were only 2S,5S5, ,405 bushels. In
1895 and 1899, under protection, they
averaged 200, ,000, 900 bushels each year.
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Many q man who poses a. . public
benefactor never thinks Of giving his
wife q dollar for her own personal
usAs- Chicago Newh -
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Horses were introduced into Egypt
by the shepherd kings less than 100
B. c. No horse figures appear on the
early monuments Of Egypt }
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AMONG THE FARMERS.
"srKxp rHx PLow.-

Correspondence on practical agriculture topics
is solicited. Address all Communications In
tended for this department to HENRY ID. HAN
MoNp, Agricultural Editor oxford Democrat
Paris. Me.
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lOOPERCENT. PROFIT.

one yood agent wanted In every town and city
.a Name 10 -el. staple article used by every
hor-ena0 ant horse owner. No book can nNaselhs !,
Pleasant and profitable work. Boston hAriware
M Co, 81 Lin.Oln St, BOston, Mass
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Hay!ls Aulited and examined the foregoing
Aar1.rs, We allow thereon the following sums
respecIve.vs
T. Geo " Ritlou, y -
To john VI PhNbruok, IS
To jonathan Bartlett. - ~
JOHN : HARLOW. County Attorney.
CHARLES WHITMAN, Clerk ;. j. Court
A tue rupy-attest
CHARLES 8. WHITMAN. Clerk ;. J. Court
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Paris. NAY Do, 1900.

STATE OF MAINE
OXFORD. -.
Personally appeared the above named Geo. W
RlUn. Ioha NJ Philbrcok and Jonathan Bartlett
an maize oath that the foregoing accounts
By ;aem subscribed are true.
Before me.
CHARLES WHITMAN,
Clerk sup. Jud. Court
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-08

tertain the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Gustavus Adolphus Church next Thurs
day afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonald, who have
been at the Clarendon during the winter,
will move to their home on Reaney street,
May l.
DR.. and Mrs A w Whitney, of Case
street, are entertaining Mr.. Whitney, of
California, who is en- route to Montreal
Can.
Mrs. William McCulloch entertained the
Ladies Aid Society of the Arlington Hills
Presbyterian Church Thursday afternoon.
Samuel Pitts, John Pitts and Miss Maud
Pitts, of Hammond, Wis, are guests OF
III. Guy Williams of New York, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Knapp, OF
Cook street, during the week.
Mrs. 7. l.. Eynon, the recent guest of
Mrs. f. L. Korth. of Burr street, has
returned to Stewart MINI.
- Mrs; F, w. Mccoy gave luncheon
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. William Roch
of L4akeville. MINI.
Miss Gertrude Johnson, the recent guest
of Miss Minnie Lundquist, has returned
to Verndale, MINI.
Mrs. A. A. Davis. of Reaney street has
been entertaining her daughter, Mrs. n
Meyer, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. f "A. Pease, of Margare,
street, have gone to Cumberland Wis tc
| spend Easter week.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. James. of East
Seventh street.
Mrs Pilgrim. the recent guest Of Mrs
c. A. Rose, has returned to MARSHALL
town, 10.
Mr. and Mrs F. r. Curtis have removed
from 4S6 Collins street to 432 Case street
Mrs. Lilah NJ. Hirst. of Jackson street
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WEST ST. PAUL.

fred street, entertained the s. S. s. club
Thursday evening Prizes were won by
Miss Stieger, Miss Fragenberg,, Mr.:
meet next with Miss Merrill.
Miss Jessie Murray, of Sault Ste Marie,
Mich, who has been spending the winter
with her aunt, Mrs. Mckay, of Stryker
avenue, returned home Thursday even
ing.
The Home and Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Clinton Avenue M. e.
Phqrcf met r of T'h
Mrs Frye, of Fairfield avenue, enter
| tanned the Ladies' Exchange club Friday.
Miss Ethel Graves, of Bidwell street,
has returned to Glenwood, Wis
Mrs. George Heath, Of West Congress
street, will entertain the Young People
of the Bethany Congregational Church
| Tuesday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the English
Lutheran Church met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. John STEINER, Of Robert
| street.
The Ladies Aid of the Bethany Con-
| gregational Church met Thursday after
| noon with Mrs Robins. of West ROBBIE
| street.
Mrs. ]. Cullen, of Cherokee avenue, en-
| tertatned at a pantomime party yeSter-
| day afternoon in honor Of her son Paul's
! Mrs j. Thayer, of East Congress street,
entertained the Missionary Society of the
Hebron Baptist Church Thursday after
noon.
Friday, April 20, the Junior class OF
the Humboldt high school, will give an
| entertainment in the assembly hall Of the
! school.
| Mrs Bush, of South Wabasha street.
entertained Monday evening the young
people Of the English Lutheran church.
Mr.. ]. ]. Murphy, of Oelwein, To-, visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs r. Ried, Of West Delos
street, the first of the week.
MoO Of hal
street, entertained last week Mrs. Black
| ner, Of Wahpeton. N. ID.
Mrs Schreckenstien, of Robert street,
will entertain the E. w. s. Euchre club
Thursday, April 10.
Mrs S. w. Boyd. of East Congress
street, is entertaining Mrs. J. D. Dietz,
of Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Boeringer, Of San Francisco, Cal,
of Colorado street.
Miss Annie Campbell, of Winthrop
Mimi, is visiting Miss May Schriber, of
West Delos street.
The Birthday club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. William Temorde, of Bid
well street.
Mrs. Edward Wright, of East Congress
street, entertained the Leisure Hour club
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Schriber West Delos street.
is entertaining Miss Mary Tomlinson, of
LIE Sueur.
Mrs. John Dale. of Prescott street, en-
tertained the Eradelphian club Tuesday
afternoon.
George Shaw, of Duluth, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. w. R. Shaw, of Hall ave-
nue..
Miss sandrisky, of Holloway, Mimi, is
visiting Mrs. Charles Resler, of Bidweii
street.
Mrs. J. Cograve of East Congress
street, has returned from River Falls,
Wis.
Miss Bessie Newton, of East Isabel
street, has returned from Jackson, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pheeney, of Clinton ave-
nue., have returned from Winona, MINI.
Mrs. Roch, of Lakeville, Mimi, is the
guest of Mrs. f. Hardy, Smith avenue.
Miss Alice Bevans, of West Isabel
street, has returned from Chicago
Miss Young, Of owatonna, Mimi, the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-08
MERRIAM PARK.


Mrs. R. r. Williams. of Marshall ave
nue.. gave a party Saturday afternoon for
her little daughters Hazel and Elizabeth
The rooms were prettily decorated with
carnations and Smilax. Dainty refresh
mentS were served.
Mrs. Thomas Brown will entertain the
Cosmopolitan club Wednesday afternoon.
the programme for the afternoon being
victorian Literature. It's Fiction and Its
Humori the British Museum and a Few
or Its Treasures
A number of Merriam Park young peo-
PIE gave dancing party at Woodruff 8
nalI last evening in honor of Miss Alice
Moore, who leaves soon for Boston
Miss Bertha Cunningham entertained at
CARDS Saturday evening in honor of Mr.
ist r Mlr f "a C4Ka s who have
The Ladies Aid Society of Trinity M n
church met at the home of Mrs Thomas
CrosWell, of Rondo street, Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. George H. Gearey gave b,rthdov
party Wednesday afternoon in honor Of
her little son Vernie's fourth birthday.
The Y. P. S. c. e. Of Olivet Church held
It's annual meeting at the home of Miss
Edith Smell Thursday evening.
Mrs. Dexter Horn entertained the Mer-
RAM Park Card club Tuesday afternoon
at her home, 719 Iglehart street.
Mrs :. X. Ogden. of Iglehart street, is
entertaining her sister, Miss Eva M Frat
finger, of Milwaukee.
a w: Gearey, Of Fargo, was the guest
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hare, from Olivia. is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. G. J. Reed, of fgle-
hart street.
George Holmes and sister Miss Bessie
returned Yesterday from visit at Bis
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. CowIes of Carroll
street spent Sunday at Frontenac.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Still of Selbv ave-
nue.. are visiting in the South.
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APRIL SHOWERS.

prizes were taken by Mrs. Fred DAIMLER,
Mrs Welz and Mrs. c. Haas.
Mr. and Mrs William Weber entertain
ed the Young Peoples club, of the Eng
lish Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Thursday evening.
Miss Clara Tenmie entertained the
Moonlight Workers of the Dayton's Bluff
German M. E. Church Tuesday evening
Mrs Sherman Edgington entertained at
dinner Wednesday for Mrs. p j. Kelly
and Miss Carrie Mcintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs George Tully and Miss
Grace fully left Thursday for Missoula,
Mont, to reside.
The Midwinter Euchre club met Satur-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
! E. Kellerman.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. KimbaH will enter
tain the Happy Hour Euchre club Thurs
day evening.
Miss Emma Helmes entertained at din
ner Thursday for her brother Emil
Helmes.
Mrs. Johanna de Haas left Saturday
| for two weeks visit In Saltwater
| Mrs Mcfarland entertained the Silver
Spoon Cinch club Thursday evening
Mrs A. e. White of MINNEAPOLIS has
been visiting Sherman Edgington.
Mr.. c. Phillips entertained the Pioneer
| Euchre club Thursday evening.
Mrs ]. I. Banks and family left Fri
! day for Des Moines, 10.
Mrs; Joseph Huggett entertained at din
| ner Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. Spates have returned from
| Chicago.
Mrs. F. w johnson has returned from
| New Ulm.
| Miss Maude Lewis has returned from
| Superior.
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personal MENTION.


Miss Marble Woolsey who has been
teaching in Ortonville, is spending a few
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Il. Woolsey, of Case street.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Wilkinson have
moved to their cottage at5 White bear
lake for the summer
Miss Judd, of the Convent, OF the Visit
tation, Will spend the EASTER vacation at
home in Duluth. hAj
Mrs. w. l.. Bensons and Miss Myrtle
Benson have returned lhonae from the
coast. 81
Mrs c. r. Clifford of Selby avenue.
will move to Chicago THE 4 first of the
month.
Mrs c. A. Dibble, of Summit avenue.
has gone East for a fortnights visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles c.. FairchiId have
removed to 80 East Central avenue.
Miss Cutter, of Nina avenue. has re-
turned from Stevens Point, Wig.
Mrs w. B. Brewster, of Smelling ayen-
ue, is In New York.
Mrs. ]. o. Granville, of Nelson avenue.
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DAYToN's BLUFF.

A silver social will be given Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Caroline
Erieger by the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Bates Avenue M. e. Church. Mrs.
A. P. Rotert. Mrs. 8. p. Spindler. Mrs.
William Brink, Mrs. Griswold and Mrs.
j. W. lie May are in charge.
Mrs Clementine Siebold gave coffee
Monday afternoon for the birthday Of
Mrs. Wrestling, of Saltwater. The guests
were: Mrs. Johanna de Haas, Mrs. Mer-
tens, Mrs William Won Deyn, Mrs. c.
Leibrock, Mrs. A. Naumann and Mrs.
b. Bremen.
A surprise party was given for Miss
Edna Tuvey last Saturday afternoon.
Among the guests We're: Margaret and
Ethel Ball. Dora lie May, Edna anC
Myrtle Haller, Hattie Alvin, Paula and
Martha Miller and Hazel Smith.
Mrs Idlah Nj. Hirst entertained the
Daytons Bluff History class Monday
afternoon. The class will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Clara Heine, of the
Euclid View.
Mrs. Blade entertained the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Bates Avenue NJ e.
Church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. JaggaI
will entertain the society in two weeks
Mrs. Walthers entertained the Stormy
Eucber club Tuesday afternoon. The
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-08
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The History class closed it's work foR
the year by breakfast given Thursday
morning at the home of Mrs. A. r. Me-
Gill. About fifty ladies were present.
Mrs. H. S. Baker presided: Those re-
spending to toasts were Miss Kenyon,
Miss Cummings Mrs. d. F. Polk, MRS.
w. NJ. Liggett, Mrs. Snyder. Mrs A. Il.
McGill and Mrs Wellington.
The Home and Foreign Missionary SO-
ciety of the Congregational Church met
Friday with Mrs. e. s. Presley.
Mrs. George Whitcomb entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Congregational
Church Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellerbe have re-
turned to the park after spending the
winter in st. Paul
The Ladies' Guild of the EPISCOPAL
Church met Tuesday with Mrs. c. r.
Aldrich.
Mrs. w. P. Plant is entertaining Miss
Louise Hinckley, OF Madison, Wis.
Ars. Tisdale entertained the Ladies'
Reading circle Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Wier, of Scotland. is visiting Mrs.
w. W. Clark.
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I SUBURBAN
*, = SOCIHL.
EAST ST. PAUL.

Mrs. Charles E. Parrot, Case street,
gave a children's party Tuesday afternoon
f 6F3h ~ to $50 for her son, j. Eimore's
HaIlh Mrthday. Those present We're; Ruth
1nygeson, Esther Kaiser Flossie Wool
SeX, Grace and Gladys Copeland, Janette
Williams, Bessie Heller Francis and Ro1
Iand Powers, Charley Heller. Milo and
Leonard Meeker, Arthur Sobieski, Les
ter DoTan, Walter Reed, Wallace Nelson,
Hugh Driscoll, Donald Elder, Imbert
KIa!nIdall, John Christine and Katherine
Ear! Hodgins, Pete Whitney and the
Mothers. The decorations were carna-
lions and smilaX. The main feature was
= the peanut-hunt prize, which was won by
Milo Maker. Each club received a SOU
venir Mrs. A. Whitney and Miss Har-
riet e. Buddy assisted.
A surprise was given Mrs NJ Sullivan
TuesGay afternoon at her home on De
Soto street, arranged by Mrs Wilhelm
and Mrs. Sandsrock. Among the guests
We're: Mrs; J. A; Morton, Mrs King, Mrs.
Olgee, Mrs. F. Howe Mrs Gerrity. Mrs.
McCauley, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Dempsey and
Mrs. BetZerlne Musical numbers were
given by Miss Eva Sullivan. Coffee WA
served at 5 o'clock.
Miss Inez Kortle. of Burr street, gave a
musicale Saturday evening in honor OF
her twelfth birthday. The following pro-
Holmes; duet, birthday Greeting 3
Shultz, James and Mildred Wilson: plano
500, Edna McGiyen: violin solo, Roy
Mcfarland.
The Cleveland High School Literary So
clety gave an entertainment Monday
Is the programme: Piano selections hv
+. Harry MCINTOSH and Cassie Walsh; es-
says, by David Boustedt, Elma Pillar and
Florence Bischatsck. Anna Nyquist gave
q recitation. An original story was read
by Emma, Larson, and several numbers
were given by the High School orchestra.
1oT1d Goy,o
-Iuesday afternoon in the assembly hall.
Mrs Barber had charge of the pro-
gTam me An address was given by DR.. A
wand drill was given Miss Wailstrom's
pupils. Others who took part We're: Mrs
A. w Whitney Miller Mrs j. S. Hamil-
Walsh. '- ''-'-' % anu MISS cassie
Brink, was given Mr.. w. A Bring Satur-
day evening at his homo on Reaney
Prizes We're won by F. R. O'Donaid, J.
w. Brink, 7. f. Dougan and Mrs San
berg. Mrs Dougan and Mrs. Jorden. Mrs
The w. F. NJ. s. Of Asbury M. z.
Church met Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Robert Cowgirl on Frank street Mrs. f.
e;,h 4eAins nad charge OF the programme.
e Shon1eGts War. philippines and the Loo
cnoo Islands Mrs. f. w. Mccoy pre-
sided, and Mrs. S. L. Shepherd read a
paper. .
Mrs. E. NJ. Atkins, Lafayette avenue
has been. entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Bertt
stone, OF Melrose; Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
Stone, Miss julia Lunn, of Cardigan; Mr..
p stone, OF Cass Lake, and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Word, of North Oaks.
Mrs. Charles Richter, Of Reaney street.
entertained at a coffee Monday afternoon
for her birthday. Mrs Frank Thomas
and Miss c. Schroeder assisted.
Miss Stella Mackey, who has been Wis
Ting her cousin, Miss Mary Farrell, of
Reaney street, will return to Helena
Mont, this week
The women of Hope chapel will give a.
reception Monday evening for Rev Carl
on Bradley street.
Mrs. c. Larson, Of Cook street, will en-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-08

give grand ball in Pioneer hall on Satur-
day evening, April 81. y +
Miss Inga Nelson. OF, Minneapolis, was
a guest of Mrs. Ella Hanson during the
Mrs. A. E. Lappino Was a guest of Mr..
James Young and family in st. Paul sun
day.
The Misses Harrison, of st. Paul, were
guests of George Olson and family last
Miss Agnes Arbrusch, of St. Paul, was
guest of Mrs. Julia Conlin Sunday.
Miss Mary E. Nickerson is at her home
In Elk River for the week.
Miss Helen Z. Tully is spending her va
cation in Minneapolis
Mrs. G. R. McKenney is at home.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-08
MME. M. YALE'S
HAIR TONIC

Is a medicine for curing sick hair. 1t
is the only remedy On record known to
restore the natural color to gray hair.
It nourishes the roots and gives circula-
ton to the oil ducts, permeating It with
natures own coloring matter that flows
through the channels of the hair when
It Is In healthful state as faithfully as
the warm blood does through the veins.
Nine Yales Hair Tonic Is the result
Of a careful analysis of the human hair
by Nine. Yale. that wonderful woman
chemist and scientist, who guarantees
Yale's Hair Tonic to contain precisely
the natural constituents of the hair 3
own matter prepared In chemical FORM
It stops the hair falling in from twenty
four hours to one week. Cures Dand-
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hair soft, glossy and fluffy; keeps ii in
curl, and cures all manner of scalp dis
eases and hair ailments, producing a
growth OF luxuriant hair of fits own rich,
natural color. no matter what that may
be-black blonde or brown.
For children and adults-males or fe-
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81 90 per bottle; six for IS. 90.
Manufactured only by NINE NJ YALE,
Beauty and Complexion Specialist, Tenn
pie of Beauty. 1879 Michigan Boulevard
Chicago: Write or call for Madame
Yale's Guide to Beauty. It is free
For the Hair Tonic our price only 79c.
SCHUHEMAN & EVANS.
DRUG DEPT.
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municated by the Cardinal de Brogni
and sentenced to death, together with
Rachel and her father
The latter, much prosecuted man, has
a bitter hate against all Christians, and
, a special one against the cardinal, who
endeavors to persuade him to become a
Christian in order to save himself and
daughter. In the latter the prelate feels
strangely interested. Eleazer relates to
the cardinal how his palace in Rome was
destroyed years before. and how Brognrs
daughter disappeared at that time, add
alive
The cardinal begs for more informa-
ton, but the Jew viii not give it.
Rachel, in the meantime, has been in
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-08

schoheld, Mrs Lydia Woodward, Mrs.
Rhode BeIden, Mrs. Allis, Mrs Crandali
and Mrs. Carroll.
Mrs. Frank Schabert entertained her
father, Mr.. Zimmerman, of Mankato,
Sunday.
The Home and Country club will meet
wright.
Miss Hattie McKou4 left Thursday
evening for Grand Rapids. Mich.
Miss Alice Cressy is home for a weeks
vacation.
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let
From the dawn of authentic history.
perhaps earlier; from the time the myths
of tradition began to be chronlcled as
facts, music has been the handmade of
religion. No religious service has BEEN
complete without the harmonious adj.
Juncts Of melody. The fact is as truap
today as 1t has ever been. In fact the;
Importance of music In the forms OF
Christian worship is growing. AIusid
is so firmly established that In. most
churches the choir singers are selected
with as much care as are those minis
tering to the spiritual welfare of the
people, and eloquence alone cannot con-
tinuously draw and hold large congre-
cations without the powerful aid of a.
well trained choir of cultured voices St,
Paul is particularly fortunate In it's
choir singers. Few cities Of this siza
can boast Of so many singers Of real
merit, some of exceptional ability, WAC
have achieved at least a good measure
Of local celebrity and some far adj
vanced in tbs professional field Tbs
church music on Easter Sunday in all
Of the churches will eclipse any other
year in It's grandeur and elaboratenesS
and the soloists are all chosen from tho
long list Of the popular and well known
singers.
Mr.. John Gehan VIII sing The PalmsA
for offertory at the Cathedral today.
Mrs. F. H. Snyder and several Of beE
pupils from Mankato are in the city toA
the French opera.
Charles Smith Tarbox has a new marefi
out, THE Sentinel" which will he heard
by the Minnesota State band shortly Il
is published by the Dyers.
The Schubert club viii give the Mess
siah" April 29,with a large chorus, Dan=a
orchestra and four soloists from Chicago
and New York. names to be given cut
shortly. Mr.. Oberhoffer will conduct.
Mrs. S. F. Blodgett, of West Third
street, entertained at an informal musical
on Thursday evening. About fifty guests
were entertained. The hostess was ase
sisted by Mrs c. G. Titcomb and Mrs Be
H. Ogden.
The fortnightly programme OF the
Thursday musicale was rendered Thurss
day morning IN the Unitarian church,
The principal number was an original
composition by Claude Madden. "lnvo-
cation m d Minor" for violin and organ,
played by Mr.. Madden and II. s. Woods
ruff The musical notes were from Mrs.
H. w. Gleason, In Boston.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-08
A Card of Thanks.

Franklin Pa.) News
Here Is q genuine card OF Thanks'i
from nearby exchanges: 81 wish to ex-
tend my most heartfelt thanks to the
minister, choir, neighbors, sisters aud
brothers OF the various orders and an
those who so kindly assisted in the sick
ness and loss OF my wife"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-08

entertained the history class Monday aft
ernoon.
Charles Bruins, of East Minnehaha
street VIII leave for Iowa Tuesday.
Miss Marble Woolsey of Case street,
has returned from Ortonville.
Dr. and Mrs F. c. Spates have return
ed from Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-08
ST. PAUL PARK.

The annual meeting of the woman.s
The paper for the day, "Womanis Clubs >
Will be presented by Mrs, Wilkinson. Cur
rent events will be given by Mrs Wood
Mrs Levi Bailey entertained at dinner
Thursday. The guests werei Mrs. E
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-08
NORTH ST. PAUL.

The following teachers were elected for
the coming year at the school meeting
Tuesday evening: Mr.. L. e. Warren. Of
Elk River; Helen E. Tully, OF Mime
apolis; Blanche Wyatt and Lulu J.
Holmes, of North st. Pauls and Pearl E.
Dixon, of Saltwater.
Silver Lake lodge, K of p, give an In
vitation card party in Enterprise hall, on
Thursday evening, April 49,
The North st. Paul Band orchestra will
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-08

guest of Mrs c. g. Resler. of Bidwell
street, has returned.
Miss Dunning, of Indiana, Is visiting
Mrs. George Dix, of Hall avenue.
Mrs. Elliot, of Duluth, is the guest of
Mrs. ID. w. Sits. State street.
Mr. j. Day, of East Winnifred street,
left Thursday for Mortified.