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Temple to Be Profaned.

RufTaIO COurler.
One OF the Pan-American Exposition
buildings which the people OF Buffalo
would nave liked especially TO retain is the
Temple Of Music, notable for the grace
and beauty of it's architecture and men,
orable for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tragedy
which was enacted within its walls Could
this edince nave been reproduced in stone
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Most every man who was a soldier from
1861 TO 1865 or any part of that period. and
now has a grimy discharge to show that
he served and was honorahly discharged
will heartily applaud the President for re-
fusing 10 MAKE the convicts of courts
martial pensionable by signing bills wiping
out their Cffenses.
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THE HUMORISTS.
No Dividends.

OdInOIlC ctdnudTu.
Tarkley-I see a Western genius has discovered
a new process for extracting gold from the
mines.
Markley-Huh, 1 wish some one would discover
a process for extracting some gold or even silver
from mining shares.
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The original proposition of Representative
Long, of Kansas. called for a reduction of
~ per cent. in the duties ON imports from
Cuba. while the measure agreed ON by the
Republican caucus grants 20 per cent. re-
duction. The best feature about this scant
measure of justice is that it is a defeat
for the beet-sugar ring.
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The Old Man in Luck.

Atlanta Constitution.
old man had his leg cut off by a railroad"
You don't say!"
Hits a fact. Made enough out of 1T ter paint
the house, take the mortgage off the mule an
hire Sue a piannsrr'
My! but amt Providence on his side!"
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Now that a large number OF railroad
corporations which are all either confessed
or implicated violators of the interstate
law relative to cut rates have
been indicted the country believes that the
President is in earnest. while the Demo-
cratic press is ignoring the movement
against the roads.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says the country
will know no more about the disfranehise-
ment of cOlored voters in the South after
an investigation than it now knows. True;
but IT will he officially known.
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A Typographical Error.

PhladeIphla Press.
80 you're the society editor. Well, I'm ].
Nuritch Hogg," began the angry visitor.
"Ah! Mr.. Hogg, who gave the swell dinner
at the"
THE same, and l want to know what you
meant by printing it 'swiH dinner?'"
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Persons sending the Journal through the malls
In the United States should put on an eight-page
or a tWelVe-page paper a l-cent stamp on a
sixteen, twenty or twenty~four-page paper a z
cent stamp. Foreign postage Is usually double
these rates.
All communication intended for publication in
this paper must, in order 10 receive attention,
De accompanied By the name and address OF the
writer.
Rejected manuscripts will not be returned IN
less postage Is Enclosed for that purpose
Entered as second-class matter al Indianapolis,
Ind. pOstOfica.
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Good Republican Argument.

Atlanta Journal Dem.D
Somebody has figured out that in 1897 =
dollar would buy 10 per cent more OF the
necessaries OF life than il will ouy now.
But. then. people had fewer dollars with
which L. bry In 1881.
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Well, We're Getting IL.

Philadelphia Inquirer.
If necessary the law can be amended
hereafter. as experience may indicate to
be desirable. but do let US get a subsidy
act upon the statute books which will re-
store the American merchant marine 10
the relative position which IL occupied in
the OF the world half a century
Drn
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Cruelty to the "Aunties.v
Nebraska state Journal.

NeDIdskd oIdIe journal.
General Funston's incidental mention Of
the burning of a town in Luzon and the
slaughter of 1900 unarmed natives there
because they would not recognize the in
surgent government and pay taxes to IL is
a cruel, If unintentional, comment on the
that the FtlipinOes are and always were
a unit in their support OF Aguinaldo and
his style of INDEPENDENCE"
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Reciprocity worked all right in practice
under the Harrison regime. 1t doubled our
exports To Cuba in a year and reduced
them from $4,000 o to $S.OOO,OOO in a year
when the Democratic Congress abolished
reciprocity with Cuba and other countries.
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The surrender of the Filipino insurgent
General Guevarra. with four hundred men
and guns in the Island of Samar is thought
by General Chaffee to be the closing of
active insurrection in that island. There is
Nry little of it left anywhere. and the work
government.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Can be found at the following places:
NEW Y~ORK-Astor House.
CHIcAGONPalmer House. p. o. News CO., III
DsarbOrn street. Auditorium Annex Hotel
Dearborn station News Stand.
street.
LO~UISNILLE-C. T. Deering. northwest corner
OF Third and jefferson streets, and Louisville
Book Co, 24 Fourth avenue.
ST. ~LOUIs-Union News Company. Union Depot.
WASHINGTON, d. RI House, Ebbitt
House, Fairfax Hotel. Willard Hotel
DENVER g. Jackson, Fifteenth
and Lawrence streets.
street.
street.
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Danger i'm Delay.
Buffalo Express.

Buffalo Express.
II the young King of Spain agrees TO the
extension Of the regency until 1907. in order
10 complete his studies, it Is possible he
will not ind a kingdom awaiting him in
tina year.
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Sympathy for Poor Men.

Chicago Record-Herald.
Mrs. Astor says no man can be a gentle
man Without a college education. Poor
Washinston- Poor Lincoln. Poor old John
Jacob Astor, the fur peddler.
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The Democratic press is Offering the anti
reciprocity element of the House a lot of
advice to which no sensible Republican
will listen.
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Washington, u. q, Mareh is.

"a copy of the foregoing letter was mailed
to the Indianapolis News on the 18th.
That paper has not, as yet, given space to
it. and it is now printed in The Journal at
Mr.. Foulkes request.-Ed. Journal
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT, 272s PA;
ave., Washington, D. c., July II, 19o2.-Sealed
proposals for l. 16s,oOO Gu yds Excavation, 1922,
300 Gu. yds., Concrete Masonry, 200 tons Cast
Valves, p Ventura Meters 141 600 Gu. yds. Filter
Portland Cement. Pressure Controller Valves.
100 900 feet Glazed Vitriied Pipe (all
less and 120million-gal Centrifugal Pumping
Plant will be received here until TWELVE NJ.
AUGUST TWELFTH, 1902, and then publicly
opened. Information on application. A. NJ. MIL
LER 1t. Col. Engrs jy12.14, IL Ii, auS,9
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, July II, 19o2..Sealed pro,
posals, Endorsed Proposals to Sell School Site,
VII be received at It, this office until TWELvE
SIXTH, 1902, to sell to the District of Columbia
site for a public schoolhouse within the Fort Reno
subdivision, on Prospect avenue or Kearney street
between Howard avenue and Tenley road. The
site must contain not less than Is 600 square feet
A certified check for $500 some solvent banking
institution in the said District, certificate OF
the Collector of Taxes that the bidder has de-
posted said amount with him, must accompany
each bid guarantee that the bidder will com
plete the sale Of the ground If bis bid should be
accepted. The right to reject any and all bids Is
hereby reserved. HENRY B. F. MACFARLAND,
JOHN W. ROSS, n. C. NEWCOMER (Acting)
Commissioners, D. G. jy12-6t
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-TO DAIRYMAN OR GARDENER, 20
acres Of land; Groom house and other outbuild-
ings; 800 fruit trees; min. to electric cars;
miles to city. E. C. PUTNAM, Union Station,
Georgetown. d. c. jy12-3t"
FOR SALE - BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE AT
Glendale. Penna. r. R.; LARGE GROUNDS;
SHADE. Only s. 600.
jy12-3t JOHN o. JOHNSON 7IS 14th st.
FOR RENT-NEAR wARRENTON, va ELEGANT
home; 800 acres; Groom house; vegetables Ice.
milk; horses and buggy and services OF gardener
included; until Sept. 10 or longer, SEQ per month
jy11-3t THE F. H. SMITH CO.. 140S n. Y. ave.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY REAL ESTATE is SURE
to increase In value farms, lots and houses
bought and sold. J. A. HENDERSON. Rockville
Nd je7-s-13t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-A. kEBEsRY. 1aoa 7TH ST: NV:
VIII the highest cash prizes for sd so. sea ans
hats. Address postal and will call IT.
WANTED-CAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE CAR
pets, stoves and office fixtures of all kinds Fur
BAUM a12 Pa. ave NV, Phone 1854. WITT
WANTED You CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON
getting fun value for ySgT fSrni asa carpets
NV. Contents OF houses Speciality. tyl2st
WANTLD-LEARN THE ADVERTISING BUSI-
co, New York. jy121 .26&au2, At
or New York. Advertising taught by N mail Big
salaries jy12, 10 26&au2,4 At
WANTED STATIONARY OR PORTABLE RANGE,
No. or .; good condition. So Maryland ave
WANTED-A REMINGTON TYPEWRITER (PREF.
No. 81: state condition and price which must be
good and reasonable Address REMINGT0N T,
LApiEs, 'i GEMS ASD 5h cHiLbRENs CASE
OFF cLoThlNG ADDRESS IoE 4S,, POSTAL P s. Ito IL
WANTEDaF sEILNGER, e21 9TH ST; n, Ny
STOVES AND OFFICE FixTUREs OF ALL
jyio-26t F. sfIlNGER. s27 9TH ST. NV.
WANTED As LATEST STYLE IN COMPLEXION
is satin skin why not be up to date So, and use
der? 25c. AT Palais ROYAL.
WANTED = LADIES = THE LATEST PARTISAN
treatment for permanently removing wrinkles
can be had during the month of July at reduced
rates. lady who has been treated will call and
explain treatment. Address Box III, Star ONCE
jySthen w&s-1m-6
WANTED AT ONCE, BY THE SOUTHERN
Feather Co. {, 600 old feather beds; will pay the
highest cash price. Send postal to 81 9th st
wANTED-CAsH REGISTER FOR CASH; Ma
tonal preferred: Address Box 229, Star office.
jy1O-6t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND CARPETS: Buy;
14os St n.w.-prompt attention. jyz-lst'
WANTED-CONTENTs OF HOUSES FURNITURE.
DRESS BOX lo1. STAR oFFICE: jy5-11t.
WANTED-TO BUY CID FEATHER BEDS THE
only exclusive feather dealer in the I S Gity
te25 -2et' IS Myrtle st.
WANTED-AT .vANCE's. 1910 I4TH ST., you
7sa a9 good s'''' 0'e'o' cake anu pies ,e!o ?s
MEET hAD3 a OR IsaE
oa NJ s 9Th ,UF sas
WANTED-JUsr CONTRACTED TO FURNISH
hotel, 46 rooms at Ocean City and Va Peach
You can see why l am prepared to pay highest
PFS@R!!: n KRtFsHAw 81 ' Pa: ave n~ Van
pay frst-cass price for all kinds of household
goods Office and store fixtures specially. Drop
postal $50 La. ave. NV je5-f
WANTED : B.. L. PALMER, BLADENSBURG
road near Mt. Olivet, has 30 In fine grass
for pasturiUg horses. He will give them every
attention: has pastured 400 in past three
years. and never a complaint. Address above.
myiT-s.t u, th26ts
WANTED = HORSES TO PASTURE; s. PER
month: running water and shade in every field;
best of care Telephone call, main 1926. Horses
called for and delivered. c. II. PARKER ABS
Az st. w. or Lay Hill, Md. my17-52t
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FOR 'RENT-l233 HARVARD ST. COLUMBIA
H Iii 10 rooms: rooms deep; tiled hath;
hofrM AIER HEAT. Rent, including screens
S45. STONE & FAIRFAX 500 & sus + St NV
jyI2-3t
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oFFICIAL.,NQTICEs.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR. DISTRICT OF
Columbia Washington, July 10, 1902.-NOTICE is
HEREBY GIVEN that the Assessor Of the District
OF Columbia has caused to be prepared blank
as required by the act of Congress approved July
l. 1902 imposing tax on personal property in the
schedule Will be delivered to any citizen applying
therefor a. this Office The law provides that said
schedule shall be properly filed sworn to and re
turned to the Assessor within thirty days after the
last day of this notice. This law wifi be strictly
enforced by the board of personal tax appraisers
II. H. DARNEILLE. Assessor. D. C. jylO-3t
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WAREHOUSES.

NANIED-TO Buy IoROOM HOUSE-4TH
TO 18th. h to NV: viii give nicely secured
Maryland mortgage due IN TIVE years Sc 5an, So
Interest ADDRESS METROPOLITAN. Star office
tyl23ts
WANTED ABOUT AUG- ~, HOUSE OF ABOUT
ten rooms. good location for renting part OF
Moods Address Box 242 Star office. jylI-3t.
WANTED CAREFUL FAMILY OF ADULTS
would care for house during absence Of owner:
might pay nominal Address VAN Star
ofnce. n1fy IL .2ts
WANTED FROM OWNER. 6s. HOUSE WEST
Of 10Th and south Of $. Capitol Hill: will
psy cash send particulars once AS customer
Is waiting. We have many cash customers for
small properties at Investment prices SOUIE
co bank Of Washington bldg. jyIi-3t
VANTED-ArG. /. SMALL HOUSE OR FLAT
Or unfuruished rooms; rent about SIS. Address
Box 233 Star Office. iyiO3ts
NANTED-"wE SELL AND RENT HOUSES
IF You HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL. WE
: Can FIND YOU PURCHASER. If YOU
2 HAVE PROPERTY TO RENT WE CAN FIND
YOU TENANT. WE HAVE THE BEST FA-
C1lT1Es FOR HANDLING PROPERTY GIVE
- Us TRIAL MOORE 4 HILL unc),
x 3eSu III 18th st. NV.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED AGENTS AND DEALERS WE ARE
Headquarters for ne ''spmper viva plant or
Philippine bulb acrIs sr.j ',tp day netting
81 BpRliLR iIiP- 60. San Antonio TexasI.
WANTED AGENTS. NEVER SLIP SnIRT
supP"rt-r. 800 FioGt. sells FOR I5.-: sample
g.; circular free. STINSUN 90. -. Joseph
Mo It,
WANTED MAGIC N B>E.; GREATEST III ZZI.E
of IL" century bonanza for agents sample.
25c. INLAND SUPPLY co, Box 1915, Spo-
kane, Wash. Ire
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FOR RIINT-1005 9TH ST NV: q ROOMS AND
hath, brick Inquire next door 1907 9th 81.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED YOUNG LADY IN OFFICE WOULD
Ike furnished partly furnished room In
vicinity of 1890 Vermont ave: southern exposure
preferred Address :. T. NJ. Star OFF, lr-
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FOR RENT-C. W. b. FLATS. 1874 MASS. AVE;
3 light rooms, tiled bath, steam heat gas ranges
store Closets lovely back porches. See 1anitor
from pm to , daily. my22150t.
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| FOR RENT-MODERN FLAT: SECOND FLOOR;
| five rooms and tiled bath; porch; cool for
mer. 1925 Sth st-S35 lie
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AUTOMOBILES.

TOR SAIE-FIRSr-CLASS AUTOMOBILE. IN PER
feet runulug order. No reasonable offer refused
Can BE- seen AT AUTOMOBILE STORAGE AND
REPAIR Co. stanton court, between 18th and
14th, and L. iyl2-2ts
FOR SALE-AGTOMOBIIE AT Low FIGURE:
well equipped and in perfect condition; owner
leaving town; adapted for ply stefan for ladies'
Address Box 2is. Star office. tyIl-2ts
ANY ONE CONTEMPLATING PURCHASING AN
electric vehicle can save money by addressing
X H. l.. E.. Star omce. je3 tn. tn If
PROFESSIONAL.
HAIR DRESSER - Ct~.ES SCALP DISEASE:
brings hair on bald heads: removes dandrnfi:
shampooing and treating hair q speciality. Mrs.
MARY A. WHYI1. 1899 Sth IT. 3ei3-3Sts
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED SD WEEKLY AND ALI. EXPENSES
for men with rigs introduce poultry c"mpo1u !;
straight salary IMPERIAL MFG. Co, Drpr-
81 Parsons. Kan. IT.
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FEN ALE.

WANTED \ COMPETENT MILLINERY TRIM-
msr for coming season Address Box 2+6, Star
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WANTED ORIG CLERk. REGISTERED. TO
work from July II August usual time of
\. = Y. Star Office. slati;lg salary. iyI1.2t'
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES.

FOR RENT-AS WHOLE-OR WILL DIVIDE
I'm parts-That LARGE and WELL-LIGHTED 4
STORY WAREHOUSE, GA and SIC Penn. ave.
running through to st. Apply to JAMES F.
BARBOUR, $50 Sth st. NV. jyS-6t
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WANTED INTELLIGENT LADY To TRAVEL.
. for wholesale firm. np canyISSnG: permanent
gaErIg"nt- Address Box 2+3. star office. 1t"
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ply 10 T. :. CARTER. cor. II Plume and At
lautfr address +. a.. BOX 100 Wages,
s225 for 1.Opp. Fare refunded jy9-4t'
wANTED-CHiAE Statesmen: EXPERIENCE
unnecessary: good pay. F MANU- III. COMPANY,
station u. New York city. jy5sit'
WANTED Statesmen FOR REAL ESTATE: Ex-
per.'ncc not Necessary. Men with large Ecquaint-
HIre preferred: horse and buggy will be fur
Ii~fs 4: good pay workers FULTON K. COR
Don. 1li 18th ST. Dw. felT-s&tu-tt
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WANTED JULOEED COOKS AND GENERAL
wnrsr-s with good references, city and suburbs
1855 Valley -. Georgetown. II
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REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-7O1 LOTS, EACH IS
by 125 IT,, in Of the best industrial towns
around Ca icago. Ill. two miles from the city linn
its. on two main trunk lines and belt road
crossing every railroad entering Chicago; 100
trains the city each day, besides electric sur
face lines These lots are near three depots and
factories employing $500 men. All clear Of IN
cumbranee and worth 500 to $3.50 each Owner
will excka lge for improved property In the east
or farm lands. and add 500 900 to $500 600 in
cash, assume like amount or divide lots TO
suit There is fortune In this property for
some one. For particulars address WATSON &
BARTLETT 100 Washington ST., Chicago. Ill.
je2O, Is, jy5&124t
FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT
1O4 3D. st. q. w.. 10 rooms and bath SOC 80
Apply to p. n. BROWN. Trustee. az 9Th st. 2.
ap2o-6 - -
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los + Cap, Tor, -. 1870 and 49,. 1000
3i23 Holm dav. iOr b 1850 Rr Gle NV stable 300
2l5O L NV. Tor, b.. 1000 Rr 2oGa l4th NV hr : o.
II Rr ia Mass ay ne. so
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WANTED Detectives. EVERY LOCALITY;
good salary: experience unnecessary. INTEINA-
TlONAL DEFECTIVE AGENCY, Milwaukee,
Wis. It,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

as1 g ST. NV, SINGLE SOUTH FRONT ROOM;
80; with board Double room, two In room, $40,
with board. Ito
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Y WIGGINS 0EFERs

RASiSA
YOUR WATCH CLEANED s1oO
WATCH HANDSPRING, $500
ALI. WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR,
nlh3-5d 1921 ST. NV.
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WANTEB-A GOOD COOK. WASHER AND
irune- FOR the country also wUrAin, house
keeper. Apply Ut tt-} IA. DIV IT.
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WANTED COOK. MUST ASSIST WITH HOUSE
work. good wages: references. Apply 1898 High
Land ave. Cleveland Park. jy11-2t'
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For Rent-Cor. 2lst and III sts.; 10 rooms;
ami; the departments; good location for
boarding house; rent, $1,000 per mo.
For Rent-In desirable section in the north
west; 10 rooms; ami; to good colored tenant;
rent. 5000 per month.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-21

Pendy, recording secretary; Miss Mar
guerite Dillon, insurance secretary; Mrs.
Edward English, treasurer; Mrs. Steve
McEllistron, sergeant at arms; Mrs.
John Higgens, sentinel; physician, Dr. J..
v. O'Connor.
Dayton's Bluff Grove No. Is, Woodman
Circle. at its annual meeting Saturday
Guardian. Mrs Alice Fernald; adviser,
Mrs. Anna Jurges; magician, Mrs Mary
La Rocca; clerk, Mrs. Josephine Smith;
banker. Mrs. Carrie Haller; attendant,
Hanna. Swenson; outer sentinel, Mrs.
Pickal; manager three years, Mrs. Egg
gleston; for two years, Mrs. Lena john
ston; for one year, Miss E. Kramer; ply
sician. DR.. Cavanaugh; delegate, Mrs.
Anna urges; alternate, Mrs La Rocca.
Sons of Hermann, West ST. Paul Lodge
No. "a, elected the following officers last
week; President, Louis Tungorthal; vice
president, Ed Becker. corresponding sec
retary, John Thill; financial secretary
Fritz Marquardt; treasurer, H. w. Rel
chow; trustees, George Torch, for three
Henley, for one year; delegates to grand
lodge, Albert Schinz, r. r. Zinn, John
Meier, George Lorch; doctor, F. A. Kan
ten.
Christmas reception and ball Tuesday
evening in the school rooms, on MaclSubin
street.
The G. O. F. Social club, of Dayton's
Years eve, at A. o. H. hall, Marga-
ret and Forest streets.
The Crescent Dancing club will give its
first daneing party New Years eve at
streets.
The Bon Ami Social club was enter
tanned Wednesday evening by Miss Tess
GlenEon at the home of Mrs. T. J. Ryan.
The guests were entertained at sleigh
ride party and opster supper.
The st. Paul Primary union held its
regular meeting yesterday afternoon IN
the parlorS of Hope church. Miss Helen
Wallace taught the lesson How Samuel
Judged and Miss Emory gave the nor
NAL lesson.
Mrs #. c. Holman, of Temperance
street, will entertain the members of the
Entrs Nous Euchre club Tuesday after
noon
Miss Boeringer, of Colorado street, will
entertain the members of the Metropoli-
tan Dramatic club Monday evening, Dec.
20.
Mrs. Patten of Margaret street, will
entertain the members of the Nonpareil
Euchre club Saturday evening.
Mrs. L. Good, of East Sixth street, will
entertain the Afternoon club at euchre
Tuesday afternoon.
The faculty and pupils of Baldwin
seminary will give their annual reception
and dancing party Tuesday evening in the
school on Mackubin street.
The next meeting of Maple Leaf
camp will be held Monday evening, Dec
20.
Mayf1ower Camp. r. N. A. gave card
party Monday night at ]. o. o. F. hall.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Ellis, Mrs.
Flood. Mrs. Lehman, j. P. Mohan, j. De-
vine and Mr.. Neudeck. Cards were played
at forty tables
Home Rebekah lodge gave card party
Tuesday night at Central hall. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Soule, Mrs. Thomas
and Roy Mohan.
Mrs. Devine gave a charity card party
Tuesday afternoon at Central Annex.
Prizes were won by Mrs. J. P. Mohan,
Mrs. J. c. Mccall, Mrs. HesingerS and
Mrs. Neudeck.
The Bankers union will meet at Bowl
by hall tomorrow evening. Election of Of
fcers will take place.
The Endless Chain Social club will
give a dance the latter part of January.
Mrs. M. ]. Howe and Mrs. w. M. Kellogg
| have charge of the arrangements.