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Alaska forum., 1900-12-27

ALASKA FORUM
 THE FORUM PJ BLlSHING co. " H. Edwards, Editor. B. Wingate Manager
 vuLUMEI. \o.1l
 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1900. The Alaska For l,n is published every r>hurS,lav ,n tue cabin in tue rear of the Collins old store near Front Street Ram part, Aka.
 UBscKlprlu>S-Thc Alaska Forum by 'n1ll or II, Rampant 15c per week, or S1 ,uonth, ln advance; ~I2 wear. Single Cup'c> 25c
 Address ali communications to the Alaska Forum, Rampant, l<a.
 EDITORIAL
 E&~ he Panama Indians, Vlo CT sS the divide with turs and game and do their trading with Rampant merchant, are Suid tu be Of more value to t',r Wrrll ,hlu all the na tives along the Yukon. Possibly by the Tanlna more gl1ne ahounl> As well as other t:.lugS It Is q coming country and Kampart is the 'nlturaI base ut trade and supply.
 E The >Nddl:n death of Joe Ml}doWnIv caused ] Gtuun cloud ut gloom to hover over our camp within | few weeks. His many friends feel deeply tuelr loss but th exc clla't sermon at his tuntral l'r- Bishop Rowe mad: hapr1et and mote content, the minds ct those.
 The L\I congress- adjourn ed June 6, las: arl1ol riateei S7lo, 50, ,Sb2.S to run our little govern ment until June 30, looi. The army and navy receive $1So, ,ooo.- ooc an increase Ill all over last year of $35,ooo, ,ooo,
 E& The Vulcan ship building company, of Germany, is building two passenger steamers whose
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1Iirscher and Mrs Rose, of harrington
avenue. Prizes were won by Mrs. Lemay,
Mrs. Dayton and Mrs. Klmbal Mr.. Shut
Mr.. Rose and Mr. Lemay.
Mrs. b. s. 1ightbOurn entertained in
formally at cards Monday evening at her
home on Somerset street in honor of Mrs
Gilbert. of Duluth. and D. G. Lightbourn
or Ada. FaYors were won by Mrs A D.
Piper and Mr.. Bevers.
Miss Claire Mcdonald, Of Kansas CITY.
who has been visiting friends in ST. Paul
during the last month, will be the guest
this week Of Mrs Casper Ernst, of Far
rIngtOn avenue. 1875
Mrs. M E. Nichols, Of the 1ennox. en-
tertained the Borealis Euchre club Fri
Gay evening. Favors were won bv Mrs
5. d. Dysinger, Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Cakes
Mrs. Edward Randall entertained in
formally at cards Monday evening at
her home on Marshall avenue in honor
or Mrs. Fleming, OF Spokane.
The teachers and officers of the Forest
street Mission Sunday school met at the
home of Miss Lizzie Gundlach last Fri
day evening
Mrs. A. G. Vogt, of East Third street.
entertained informally for her birthday
Wednesday evening.
The e. w S. Euchre club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. German, Of Full
Ter street.
Mrs. Fl. c. Lundt of the Clinton fats
entertained the jolly Six club Wednesday
The Starlight Social club gave its an
nual ball last evening at Sherman hall
Mr.; and Mrs. T. j. Brady left Tuesday
evening FOR Kansas City Mo.
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Redeemer Wednesday evening. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the year:
President, Miss Lille Schulenberg; vice
president. Charlie Wielde: secretary.
Miss Florence Olson, and treasurer,
George Rathgens.
Mrs. Ferdinand Hfnrichs gave a fare
we'll coffee Wednesday in honor Of her
niece, Miss Clara Roch, of Hanover. Ger
many, who left Thursday for New York,
to sail March 6. Mrs. Hinrichs was as
sisted by Miss Ella Muench and Miss
Clotilde Brink. The decorations were
carnations, violets, palms and smilax
A surprise party was given Tuesday
evening for Miss Johanna Willius for her
birthday. The guests were the Misses
Freda Nauman. Gretta, and Elsie Mer
tens. May Lee. Clotilde Brink, Ella
Muench, Stella Willius and Messrs.
Rovig, Oscar Tahleg. Harvey Krayen-
buhl, Roy Brink and Carl Whitcomb.
Miss May Lee gave a large euchre
party Saturday afternoon She was as
Ella Muench. Prizes were awarded to
Miss Cora BONN, Miss Johanna HolI,
Miss Virginia de Haas. Miss Maud Free
man and Miss Ella Mueneh
The Thursday Euchre club held It's last
meeting of the season Tuesday evening
at the home Of Miss Lulu Davis Prizes
were won by Miss Anna McLoud, Mrs.
Painter, Mr.. William Densmore and Mr..
Lee Barber.
The third in the series Of Hiawatha en-
tertainments given by the pupils of the
Van Buren, school will be held Monday
evening in the kindergarten.
Mrs. Edward Mahle entertained the
Young Womens Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the Dayton's Bluff German M. r.
Church Monday evening.
Mrs. E. Miller entertained the FOREIGN
Missionary Society Of the Dayton's Bluff
German M. E. Church Thursday after
noon.
Flora Rebecca lodge will give dancing
party Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows
hall on Seventh and Reaney streets.
Mrs e. Reineker entertained Thursday
afternoon for Mrs. Koenig and the Misses
Koenig, who leave soon for Seattle.
Mrs 8. D. Downs entertained at Iun-
cheon last Thursday for Mrs Cooper and
Miss Young. of Merricam Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olson entertained
the Y. P. c. Of the Church OF the Re-
deemer Thursday evening.
The Misses Burl5hard entertained in
formally Wednesday evening for Miss
Clemmer.
Mrs. F. Gavin and the Misses GAVIN
left Wednesday for their future home in
Spokane.
Miss Belle Barber. Of Beaver Dam.
Wis. Is visiting her cousin. Miss. Annie
Barber.
Mr.. and Mrs William Meyer will leave
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meet Monday, MARCH L. with Miss Eva
Mrs. F. B. Doran, of East Congress
street. Monday afternoon, entertained the
Leisure Hour Eachre club.
Miss Blanche Bigue, of West Delos
street. entertained Monday evening the
Young People Whist club.
Miss Luciust Smith, Of the Clinton
block. was surprised by number Of her
friends Tuesday evening.
Mrs. B. c. Griffin of Fairmont N D..
visited Mrs. f. II schriber. of West
Delos street, last week.
Warren Dix, of Hall avenue. will en-
terrain the Prospect Terrace CrokInole
club Friday evening.
Mrs. f. Kinneyspf Stryker avenue, en-
tertained the Ladies' Embroidery club
Friday afternoon
Mrs. w. Pennington. of Oakdale ave-
nue., entertainer the Ladies Study class
Mrs. Harry Clark entertained at pro-
gressive euchre Tuesday evening the
Entire Nous club.
The ladies of the English Lutheran
church will meet Wednesday with Mrs.
H. G. Dampier.
Mrs. w. B. Bourne of East Winifred
street, is entertaining Mrs r. Hawley.
Of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Tenvorde. Of East
Winifred street. have returned from WI
mona, MINI. Fs.E
Mrs. D. Watson, of Hall avenue, will
entertain the Eradelphian club Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. C. F. Frantz, of Bidweil street. Is
entertaining Miss Katie Swelling, Of AL
CORA. 10.
Mrs. f. Whitmore entertained Thurs
day evening for Miss Rose Cole.
Mrs. Ed Grefrer, of Concord street, has
returned from Mankato.. MINI.
Mrs. M. n. Goss, of Ohio street. has re-
turned from La Crosse.
j. Fink has returned from the East,
where he made q careful study of ali
the very newest and latest styles in
ladies' tailor-made gowns.
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SIT. PAUL PARK.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Coates entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Dodge, of Algona, To-
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Dodge, OF St
Paul. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley Mars entertained
at dinner Wednesday In honor Of their
golden wedding. Thirty-five guests were
present.
Miss Irmscher. Miss Anna Widmann
and Mr.. William Dennow, of ST. Paul
were college guests Wednesday.
Mrs. E. B. Sperry left Saturday for
Chicago, where she will join the ticket
agents excursion to Florida
Mrs. GUIDE. who has been visiting Mrs
frank Schaber has returned to her
home In Mankato.
The engagement of Miss Elizabeth
Burghardt and George Crippen Jr., is an
nounced.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the M. f.
Cram. III .
MRS. Balm. OF Montevideo, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gallinger
Miss Henton, of st. Paul, was the guest
OF Miss Blanch McKoun Sunday.
Miss Kelley and Miss Emma Henry. Of
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The Young Peoples Society of Me-
mortal English Lutheran Church gave a
sleigh ride party Tuesday evening. After
riding the party adjourned to Miss Nellie
CarlSon's home. where supper was served.
The following We're present: Misses Clara
and Alice Gestoe, Clara and Rose Hane.
Edna and Esther Hane. Mabel and Sadie
KRIS. Mabel Smith, Annie Cote, Annie
AUndertmart, Mae O'Malley, Emma
Grant, Olga Molander and Nellie Carlson;
the Messrs. Victor Ekholm. George Hes
sig. Herman Rutzen. Pascal Beck1ord,
William Lindgren. Oscar and Fred Carl
son. Alfred Holmes. Theodore Ekstrand,
Carl Harlow and James Lewis.
Miss Nellie Mcdonald entertained
company of her friends at euchre Monday
evening. Among the guests were: Misses
BESSIE O,Grady. Florence Battley, Clara
Murphy, May Barry, Annie Slattery, Pearl
La Nallee, Mary McEneany. Eva La
retta Henry; Messrs. John Donahue. Har-
ry O'Grady. Joe NIcQuillan, Eugene La
Belle, Rob Barry, George Mcclure. Louis
Tausch and Warren McOuiilan. Prizes
were Won by Miss Pearl La Vallee and and
George Mcclure. Mamie McQuillan and
Harry OGrady.
Mrs. j. Danz gave an evening euchre
Feb % at her home on Tilton street. en-
PERTAINING large company. The rooms
were decorated with lilies, hyacinths
carnations and palms. The hostess was
assisted by the Misses Adele and Aurelia
DanZ and Miss kronk.
Mrs. j. Danz entertained a company
of forty-eight women at euchre Thurs
day afternoon. The decorations were
pink and white carnations, ferns and
SmilaX. The assisting women were Mrs.
Il. Fink. Mrs. p A. Rockwell. Mrs. Nip
pert, Mrs. C. Librooke
Mrs. Ellen McInerny entertained a few
Of her friends Monday evening at her
home. 249 Selby avenue. in honor of her
birthday. The evening was spent in mu-
sic and dancing. Forty people were en-
tertained The carlorS were decorated
with palms and carnations and hyacinth
Mr.. and Mrs. J.sE. Haycock, of 76T
Fairmount avenue. were rendered a sur
prise party last Monday evening by mem
= bers of the Fairmount club.
The Happy Hour Euchre club was en-
tertained Thursday evening by Mrs
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WEST ST. PAUL.

Mrs. Charles L. Haas and Mrs. An
thony Yoerg Jr., gave large reception
Monday afternoon from to at the
home Of Mrs Haas, of West George
street. The various rooms were decorat-
ed with cut flowers palms and ferns.
The two drawing rooms and the recep-
ton room were in pink and green, with
carnations, roses, smilaX and ferns. The
library and breakfast room were in yell
low. with jonquils and Marechal niel
roses. The dining room was decorated in
scarlet, the centerpiece on the table was
scarlet carnations and maiden hair fern.
Danz's orchestra played during the re-
ceiving hours. Mr.. Haas and Mrs. Yoerg
received in the main drawing room. In the
second drawing room were: Mrs. F. A.
Xanten, Mrs G. REM and Mrs J. Clark
Mrs. J. r. Morrissey served punch In the
breakfast room assisted by Miss Nellie
OBrien and Miss Cavanaugh. The din
ing room was in charge of Mrs. v. J..
Hawkins, Mrs. Heyderstaedt, Miss Claire
Mcdonald, Miss Nellie Prendergast. Miss
Mae Clark Miss Mamie Kelley and Miss
Julia Donnelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Tudor and DR.. and
Mrs. Sherman S. Hesselgrave entertain
ed the members Of the Mamadji club and
their husbands at progressive euchre, fol-
lowed by dancing, Tuesday evening.
The monthly meeting of the Young
Peoples Society Of tho Westminster Pres
byterian Church was held Thursday
evening at the home Of Miss Miller, of
Concord street.
Mrs. Pardow, of West Isabel street, en-
tertained the Ladies' Aid Of the Bethany
Congregational Church Thursday after
noon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the English
Lutheran Church will meet Wednesday
afternoon, with Mrs. Shintz. of Dearborn
street.
Mrs. r. Witty. of East Robe street,
entertained the Missionary Society of the
Hebron Baptist. Church Thursday after
noon.
The Young Ladies Afternoon club was
entertained Thursday afternoon by Miss
Nellie o. Brien, of West George street.
The Ladies' Guild of the Ascension
Church met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. c. Holmes, Of Prescott street.
The La Sale club played euchre Thurs
day evening at the home Of Mrs. +. w
Whitmore. of Clinton avenue
The Ladies' Guild of the Ascension par
ish me- - afternoon with Rev
C. Holmes. of Prescott street.
DR.. and Mrs. H. G. Dampier. of East
Winifred street, entertained Mr.. White
OF Faribault. MIMI. last week.
Mrs. George Dix. of Hall avenue. en-
tertained informally Monday evening.
The Young Peoples Whist club will
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In St.PduI SO0ldI 6IPCIeS /
iIl DlHINI ITEs


The rallegro measure to which society
has kept pace during the season of 1899
and 1900 has changed with the advent of
Lent 10 an IL penserosa strain and for
the next forty days, at least, the social
world will take life sedately and soberly
as hents the penitenuA season. These
days Of fasting and prayer are said TO
DE good for the soul. Miss Society has
found them to be wonderfully efficacious.
also, in freshenihg up the complexion, 81
Lent in the world of society has come
to stay. But downcast eyes and sober
gowns do not prevent brains from being
busted with plans for summer pleasures
and summary attire. and While 1t may
please her to pose as the devoted Miss
Society's Wits are quite as nimble as ever.
Quite nimble enough 10 maintain the pose
and at the same time plan carefully that
coming and charming metamorphosis that
VIII change the Lenten girl into the sum-
mer girl. If it were not for spring shop
ping and summer gowns Lent would be a
duh season. indeed.
To commemorate the completion OF
twenty-five years of judicial service.
Judge Hascal r. Brill, Of the district
court, was presented with loving cup
Thursday evening at his home on Laurel
avenue by his associates on the bench
The donors were William Louis Kelly,
Charles e. Otis, +. a. Jaggard. Olin b.
Lewis and George L. Bum. Their names
are engraved on one side Of the cup. and
on the other side Is the inscription, Has
cal r. Brill. in memory of quarter CEN
fury judicial service" The cup is of sill
Yer. ten inches high and six in diameter
perfectly round, with three deliberately
carved handles. 1t is mounted on an
ebony pedestal Judge Brill was appoint
ed to the bench Of the court of common
pleas March l, 1873, by Cushman X. Davis,
who was then governor.
Mrs. ]. B. Beals and Mrs. James F.
Wade two OF the delegates to The ma
ttonal congress of the Daughters Of the
American hevOlution. arrived hcme yes
terday morning. Both ladies' express
themselves well pleased with the work Of
the congress, and are naturally elated
over the honor raid st. Paul, and espec-
tally the St Paul chapter. in the election
of Mrs. .. A Monfort 10 the state re-
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PERSONAL MENTION.

DR.; 8. G. Gable and family will leave
for Europe the first of May to be gone
four or five months.
Mrs. Robb, of Jackson, MINI, is the
street W
: The Misses Doran, of Summit avenue.
York. % W"
Mrs. W: P Jewett and Miss Louise
York.
Mrs. j. A. Kelly will leave for the East
days.
Mr; and Mrs. G. b. Yale. Of the Albion,
VIII leave this week for the South
Mrs. Sherman Finch, of Portland ave.
nue., will go to New York this week
Mrs. John Townsend, of Virginia ave.
nue., will go South this week
Miss Cummings, of Dayton avenue, has
returned from the East
Mrs. r. f.. Eldridge is visiting relatives
and friends in Chicago.
Mrs. ]. L. Doye. Of the Albion. will go
South this week.
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tomorrow for their future home in Wa
SEGA
Miss Reineker entertained at dinner
Tuesday for Miss Clemmer, of Cresco, To-
Mrs. Hirscher entertained the Happy
Hour Euchre club Thursday evening"
The F1eur-de-Lis club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Fred Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Macarthur, of Minneapolis
We're guests OF Mrs. ]. Hunter.
Miss Elsie Mertens entertained the L.
A. L. Thursday evening.
Mass Edna Fabian entertained Saturday
evening
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

Miss Olive TAFT. OF Eastern Star Re-
behah lodge. will entertain the Home
Sewing society. l25 South Wabasha. Mon
day, March 5. from 1880 to 9:45 Refresh
ments will be served.
The Relief Society Of ST. Paul Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star win meet
with Mrs B. F. Miller, 268 Iglehart street
next Thursday afternoon, March s. for
work - Iva
Mrs A. G. Vogt will entertain 81 div
ner for Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar To:lis Neal
OF minneapolis, today Mr. and Mrs
Neal leave for Washington next week
The annual meeting and election OF
in the Y. M. c. A rooms, Friday. NAV, a
Mrs. John ;Juhle will entertain the
Alpha c. e. club Friday afternnon
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DINNERS AND LUNCHEoNs.

Mrs. A. L. Hannah, Mrs. George Phinns
ana Mrs. John Dillingham; gave a buffet
luncheon and progressive euchre party
thursday afternoon at Mrs. Phipps' home
ated with English vtolets, hyacinths. tu-
ups, palms, ferns and daffodils. Fayors
81 euchre were won by Mrs d. F.
Hilcher and Miss Belene. - :
Mrs. Francis H. Clarke, of Western
avenue, gave dinner Friday evening In
honor of Mrs. J. L. Wolf, of Fort Lara
ME, Wyo., and Miss Helen Wolf, of Hem
Mrs. Albert Schuneman gave a. Luncheon
wednesday at her home on Portland ave
nue. In honor Of Mrs. Kirkman, of Evans
to. ILL., - = Ills
MRS. samuel d. Sturgis entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening at her home on
Virginia avenue. oA
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NEWPORT.

Mrs. Robinson. Of Hurley. s. D., is tho
guest of her sisters, Mrs. f. c. Ford and
Mrs. Willis Ford.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF tho
M. %. Church met Friday afternoon with
Miss Jones.
The Misses Noltimier entertained Miss
Aurn. of saltwater the past week.
Mrs. G. r. Wilkinson Is visiting in
Mason City.
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DAYTON's BLUFF.

Mrs. e. Miller entertained a party of
twelve ladies at tea Tuesday. Among
them were: Mrs aeStrate. Mrs. William
Bachman, Mrs, Charles femme, Mrs M
Bach, Mrs. NJ Bach, Mrs. Kernkamp,
Mrs. Peter. Mrs. George Wichman, Mrs
Boettcher. Mrs. Caroline Wichman, Mrs.
Chris Meyer. and Mrs SchIattman. Mrs
Miller was assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
Edward Strate.birpW
Miss Nellie Eriandson entertained the
Christian Workers Of the Church Of the
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gency, and Mrs. w, P. Jewett as one of
the vice presidents general. Both dele
gates emphatlcaHy deny the charge
brought by the Minneapolis delegation
that ST. Paul acted unfairly in failing 20
present the name of Mrs. Jewett as a
candidate for vice president general at
the preliminary meeting held in Mime
apolis before tha delegation left for
Washington.
AS a matter of fact" said Mrs Beals
tn the OBJ yesterday, the election
OF Mrs. Jewett was a national rather than
a state affair. Not one of the delegates
had an idea that 7her, name would be pre-
scented at the Office. In fact, we never
supposed that Minnesota woman would
be elected to the office at this congress.
On account of their nearness to W. sh-
ington. 1t has happened that most of the
vice presidents general have come from
the South or the Eastern states for every
one elected to the office has to pledge her
self to attend at least four meetings OF
the board which are held every month in
Washington. So there has been legisla-
ton beneficial enough to narrow sections
In the South or East. but not entirely APP
proved Of by the West. Therefore, to
make things more equal, a District Of
Columbia delegate proposed at the b gin
ming Of the congress that a Minnesota
woman be chosen as one Of the vice pes
identS. Mrs. Jewett was nominated by
Mrs. Mary Lockwood, Of Washing on, aid
her nomination wa; seconded by another
Washington woman. Tha Minnesota del
egation remaining passive, simply b cause
they had received no instructions as to
how to act Mrs. Jewett has always at
tended the national. congresses. and the
large number of votes she received at the
election testifies to her popularity among
the delegat es from all over the country.
Mrs. Wade. of the St. Paul chap. er, con-
tributed $25 toward the Continental hall
fund the Daughters future home. AL
most 100000 has already been subscribed,
and IT is understood that work on the
new building. viii soon commence. This
hall is Mrs. Manning. our presidents. pet
hobby, and she IS anxious to see the work
begun during her term Of office" -
The St Paul Whist club members were
entertained Monday evening by the
Womans Whist club. Mrs. Vail, presi-
dent Of the Woman's club was assisted
by Mrs Denis Follett Mrs Countryman.
Mrs. c. G. Titcomb Mrs. E. Wilson, Mrs.
Magee and Mrs Donaldson. Thirteen ta-
bles of whist were played.
A surprise party in honor OF Miss Mary
Powers. of Murdoch. Mimi, who is visit
hg Mrs. ]. ]. Haggerty. 54S Fuller street.
was held last Tuesday evening at the
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OBrien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banter are entertaining n.
III. Banter, Of Owatonna
friends Friday.
Mrs Moon. of Princeton. is the guest
OF Mrs. Moss
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residence of the latter. There was
large number present. and cards. music
and refreshments We're auxiliary to the
entertainment
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Fur Repairs, GGe.

An opportunity NOW to have your Furs
remodeled. repaired, refined, etc., at ac-
tual cost of time and materials. New or
ders NOW secure the Same advantage,
and help to employ our furriers.
The Hobbs" Hat Millinery Dept.
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long been the admiration
OF those OF their American cousins who have seen
them IN their full freshness and beauty. " One
method of keeping the SKIN SOFT and VEL
vEIY, which has been unusually successful, Is
the Use of Lat LArosa.
M BEETHAM & SON, Makers cuplru.a.As E.c1As,.
{. FouGERA & CO.. AGENTS. Nav Ycak
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-04

]. Fink has returned from the East,
where he made careful study of ali
the very newest and latest styles in
ladies' tailor-made gowns.
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A surprise party in honor OF Miss Mary
Powers. Of Murdoch Mimi. who is visit
ing Mrs. j. J. Haggerty. 54S Fuller street.
was held last Tuesday evening at the
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"Pat' Carr Charged with Assault.
James, alias Pat" Carr. the young man
who served time for an alleged assault on
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BASE BALL.

Where they play today
st. Louis at Philadelphia,
P1ttsburg at Boston,, III Z!
Chicago at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at New York.