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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

Systematic physical training is give1
throughout the year. The music and art
departments are under fine instructors.
and the best, of musical entertainments
and displays of art in the city are open
to the pupils of these departments. Miss
Elizabeth Corcoran, the teacher Of Art,
is an excellent instructor and results In
her department show some very hne
work, especially in modelling. -
Further information may be obtained
by calling at the school or writing to
Olive Adele Evers, Principal, 211S-2121
Pleasant Av., Minneapolis, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

Mrs Richard Dixon to Mrs Pnkham when great
-: trouble. Her letters are here printed.
terrible
abdomen terrible
troubled
PnkhamS
and rele"-MRs
(Jan. II, 9ooD
feel
women"MRs
Will not the of letters
made strong by Lydia Pinhams Vegetable Compound
vince others of the virtues of this great medicine?
When medicine has successful in than million
it Justice without
believe it would help me-? =
Surely wish to remain weak snd sick and dis
couraged exhausted with work. If
arrangement of Pnkhams
Vegetable Compound. will surely vol
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
Exhibition Of Womnn's Work.

The Professional Woman's league Of New
York Is planning for a monster woman's ex-
hibition to be held in Madison Square Garden
Oct. s to 49, The exhibition Is intended to
show what women are doing III every line
in every country. Suoh affair was held
in London in 1900 and proved wonderfully
successful. and as there have been great
strides in feminine pursuits since then, the
American women feel that they can surpass
their English sisters About 5000 girls will
be employed and every once will be filled by
women, even the bands and orchestras.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

NORTHERN SECURITIES DIVIDEND.
New York, Aug. 2.-Holders of Northern
Securities company stock (s4o0, 1000, ,oo0) re-
ceived checks to-day for a quarterly dtvi-
dend of per cent. This dividend was
declared without public announcement and
was made payable to stockholders OF rec
ord at the close OF business hours on
81
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.

MONDAY
Executive committee OF the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society Of Minneapolis Pres
bytery, Westminster church, p. m.
Executive meeting Of the Minneapolis
branch Of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
society, Mrs. Isaac Joyce, $40 Groveland ave-
nue., 2S0 p. m. r.
Gethsemane Industrial circle will meet with
Mrs. e. F. Morgan, 2so5 Bloomington avenue,
Tuesday.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
Mackfnac Island

The fashionable summer resort Of the
north, is a most enjoyable, place to spend
vacation in this hot, sultry weather.
The 500 line ticket office, 119' S Third
street, offers an exceptionally low rate Of
$3.50 round trip. .>.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
The Outing Association.

This has been a very busy week with the
Outing association. Parties were sent to sa-
cred Heart. Twin Valley, Cannon Falls and
Hutchinson. To-day twenty-one went to
Hammond and Lake City. Another party will
be sent to Enderlin, N. D. The society Is
In great need OF clothing for the poor moth
ers and larger girls. Mrs. Eleanor Howland
is the only authorized collector. Contribu-
ttons will be received at the courthouse sec
ond floor, room A.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

Tnc new MethOd.
Eating seems to be rapidly approach
ing purely mechanical stage. Break
fast food companies are proclaiming the
fact that one can get all the nourishment
usually obtained from meat, potatoes and
vegetables from one small biscuit of their
food. Tablets are advertised which can
be dissolved In glass Of water and fur
nish good meal. Golden grain belt beer
is offered to the world as adelicacy. When
you drink this beer 1t is not because you
are trying to scientifically provide food
for your body, but bcause 1t is tempt
ing and satisfactory beverage. In hot
weather 1t has no equal. 1t quenches the
thirst and aids the digestion, but above
all it pleases the man.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
An I, O, G.. II. Rally.

J. NJ. Skinner, p. G. e. S.. OF England, will
deliver temperance lecture this evening un-
der the auspices Of the Good Templars in the
Fifth Presbyterian church, Fourth and Lyn-
dale avenues N. A general I. o. G. T. rally
will be held
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
Shooting the Rapids

Under the guidance of the Indians is but
one of the many Interesting features at
sault Ste Marie. Round trip rate is $3.50
via the 500, line at whose office, 119 S
Third street, particulars may be procured
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
A Club Picnic.

The Prospect Park Study club enjoyed a
picnic at Lake Harriet Thursday. Those in
attendance were Mines Cook, Goudy, Moak,
Crary, Peterson, Humphreys, Wallace. Bar
ton. Peteler. Head and Willyard. The guests
were Mines Riddle. Cox. the Misses Riddle
Alice and Jenett Scott, Alegra Howes, Ida
Leuton, Katherine Peteler, Isabel Barton,
Geraldine and Hazel Peterson, Masters Ever
EFT Boston and Alfred Crary.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
Ecxema..No Cure No. Pay.

Your druggist will refund your money
If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure ring
worm, letter, old ulcers, sores. pimples,
blackheads on face: all skin diseases. soc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
Territorial Pioneer Women.

An adjourned meeting of the Territorial
Pioneer Woman's club will be held Wednes-
day with Mrs. l.. D. Tubbs in Saltwater. The
members will meet at Voegeli's at $50 a. M
and will join tho St. Paul women at Seventh
and Wabasha streets at $50 o'clock.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
lnSocialCiirCles

Mr.. ana Mrs E. W. Mortimer announce the
engagement Of their daughter Alice to Louis
j. Benner. The wedding will take place in
September.
Mr. and Mrs D. A. Buell. announce the
engagement of their daughter Emma to Fred
erick W. Bedford Of st. Paul. s,-..
Mr. and Mrs. III. A. Stone of Delavan, Wis,
announce the engagement OF their daughter,
Jennie NJ, to Bertrand T. Drake Of st. Paul.
The wedding will take place in Delavan the
last OF August and the young couple will
make their home In st. Anthony Park.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Stahler announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Alice May. to
Leon Orrin Petit. The wedding will take
place early in September.
Mrs. William C.. Gregg gave a lawn party
yesterday afternoon at her home in Kenwood
for her children. Louis, Otis, Burr and Ra-
chel. About sixty young people were pres
ent and spent merry afternoon playing
games the spacious grounds
Refreshments were served from tables
decked with flowers and arranged
under the trees Mrs. Gregg was
assisted by Mines. Edward Pattee. F. G.
Grier, c. E. Stafford and Miss Sidney Pattee
Mrs. William Mas.olt entertained at din
ner last evening at her home on Aldrtch
avenue N, for Miss Becker Of Denver, Col.
Thursday afternoon Mines. L. L. Long and
Theodore Mclaughlin of s01 Groveland ave-
nue. entertained informally for Mrs. William
Sherman Beard who leaves tomorrow for
Storm Lake, Iowa. to reside Garden mowers
furnished a brilliant decoration through tho
rooms Five tables OF cards were played.
Mrs r. B. Long assisted the hostesses. Tire
guests included the Misses Florence Smith
and Elizabeth Harris OF Chicago.
Mrs. Fillmore OF 221s Pierce street NE
gave dinner Thursday In honor Of the an
niversary OF her mothers birthday. Covers
were laid for thlrty-fve and sweet peas and
American Beauty roses decked the table.
Miss Edith Ross OF 22t6 Portland avenue
entertained Thursday evening In honor OF
Miss Theeta Davis Of Brookheld, Mo. The
rooms were bright with sweet peas and golden
glow. A light luncheon was served In the
dining-room.
Miss Hazel Marie eDan Of 2s1s Colfax ave-
nue. s entertained twenty OF her friends
Thursday afternoon in honor OF the tenth
anniversary Of her birthday. The rooms were
attractive with sweet peas and other garden
flowers. Music and games were the amuse-
merts and refreshments we're served In the
dining room from a table decked with mas
turtiums and golden-rod. The prizes were
won by the Misses Marjorie Fish, Mabel
Weodsde, Florence Berry Of Norwood and
Master Warren Webster.
Mr. and Mrs John German OF 3o5s Bloom
ington avenue were surprised the other eve
ming by fifty friends In honor Of the tenth
anniversary Of their marriage. Cards anc
music were the diversions and light sup
per was served Mr. and Mrs German were
presented with handsome chair and va
riety OF tinware.
Mrs. G. L. Hirth and Miss Mary EIirtl
entertained Wednesday evening for their sis
ters and brother at the home OF Mrs. I1irt}
on Russell avenue n. The decorations wer'
in green and white. Light refreshments wer'
served from small tables. Music and game
enlivened the pleasure of the evening.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
knights of Columbus Outing.

Low rates via the Mort h-Western Line,
Aug. 10 to Is, to Putin Bay, Ohio. Full
information Of J. A. O'Brien, 900 Nicollet-
avenue.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
The New Method

Do you want a roof that will never
leak? See w. s. Mott Co. Tel. 376.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

Svffchm ems Picnic Af Carver Next
Sunday, August 8
offers a good opportunity for splendid
outing. Trains leave M. & St. L. Depot,
Minneapolis, at $3.50 a. m. and 100 p. NJ,
returning at TOO and 1000 p. m. Carver
offers many attractions and the switch
boys promise you a good time.
Try the Journal Want Columns if you
want the best results. =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

Use Journal Want Ads If you desire ia
increase your business.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
A Good Opportunity.

Presents itself but once in life time.
Yours may be on the Journal want page
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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

MI and Mrs. III. A. Stone of Delavan. Wis,
announce the engagement OF their daughter
Jennie NJ, to Bertrand T. Drake Of st. Paul
The wedding will take place in Delavan the
last OF August and the young couple will
mako their home In ST. Anthony Park.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Mortimer announce the
engagement Of their daughter Alice to Louis
]. Benner. The wedding will take place IN
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

Mr. and Mrs D. A. Buell. announce the
engagement of their daughter Emma to Fred
erick W. Bedford Of st. Paul. s,-..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

Mrs Fillmore OF 221s Pierce street NE
gave dinner Thursday In honor Of the an
niversary OF her mothers birthday. Covers
were laid for thrty-fve and sweet peas and
American Beauty roses decked the table.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. E. stahler announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Alice May. to
Leon Orrn Petit. The wedding will take
place early in September.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

Mrs. c. Il. Hirth and Miss Mary Hirth
entertained Wednesday evening for their sis
ters and brother at the home of Mrs. Hirth
on Russell avenue n. The decorations we're
in green and white. Light refreshments were
served from small tables. Music and games
eulfvened the pleasure of the evening.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

"A thinnble bee Of the Minneapolis branch
Of the sNeedlework Guild of America was held
yesterday at FIuntington's Point at the home
Of the branch" president, Mrs. w. L. Bigelow.
There were thirty members present. The
guild has as its object the collecting and
marking of new garments to be distributed
among the various Organizations doing char
ity work. Last year the Minneapolis branch
alone collected: and distributed 1856 gar
ments. The collections will begin this year
Oct. 6, one week earlier than usual.
Harry Barnard of Casco Point was much
surprised Monday on reaching his cottage to
see genuine Indian tepee on the grounds.
Closer inspection showed a number Of abb
orIgines,; with faces decorated in the most
brilliant hues, and wearing the reddest of
blankets, while now and then war whoop,
which would, put Comanche warrior to
shame, rent the atmosphere. But through
| the veneer ME- Barnard thought he detected
| barnard streak, and soon recognized the
members Of his own family and some Of theii
guests. Dinner was served on the ground
| and the party sat cross-legged about thu
! table, Indian fashion. The Barnard launch
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

The ladies of Trinity chapel will give an
informal reception on the church lawn for
the rector Friday afternoon, from 4 to 8
o'clock. All friends Of the chapel are cor
daily invited to be present and meet Dr.
and Mrs.-TrimbIe.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

DR.. Joseph E. Roy Of Chicago, district sec
retary Of the Congregational board Of the A.
M. A., will conduct the services In the Ex-
eelsior Congregational church, Sunday even
ing. His address will deal with present con
ditions in the Philippines, and special music
will be provided.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02

Miss Edith Ross OF 2216 Portland avenue
entertained Thursday evening in honor OF
Miss Theeta Davis Of Brookheld, Mo. The
rooms were bright with sweet peas and golden
glow A light luncheon was served In the
dir R-rO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22
TEXAS MARRIAGES.

Mr. w o. Womnck VI Palestine anil
Miss Virginia Plumlcc. ut Cleburue.
Mr. George Milton aud Miss Ambcr IIiil.
man. at McDade.
Mr Harvey Walker and Miss Belle Par.
krr. AL Mnidoon.
Mr. J. W Rimcs ond Miss Pearl Wal.
lace. al Tyler.
Mr. Tom Allen of san Antonio and Mis-,
Amelia Berger, at Bryan.
Mr A. l. Vines aud Miss Lizzie Wills.
at NaNahachic.
Mir j v Nugcnt md Miss Lily May
Fuller NJ kaufman.
Mr. L. A. Krl'cy and Miss Ethel Good
enough, az licurietta.
Mir u. r McGnnis and Miss Laura
Sharrock. at kaufman
Mr.. G. Austin and Miss Muy Hawkins, at
Terrell.
Mr.. \. c. Graham aud Miss Nora runls.
at kaufman.
Mr.. W. p. Bullard and Miss Matte Bnj
lard, Mt Clehurne.
MIR. j. Douoho and Mics jamie Mat.
thcws, at Clcburuc.
Mr.. W. o. Womacb and Miss Vngl,
Plumber At Cleburnc
Nir. Fields Waggoner and Miss Nellie
Eclsie, al Clcburue
Mr. w b Farquhar Of San Angelo and
Miss Magucl Brown. NJ raducah Ky.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22
OBSERVATIONS.

Simply because man Is not knavc II
does not follow that he Is a good man.
We cater TO public which rewards MS
by never knowing we exist
The bitterness Of death is often spoken
Of. whereas 1t Is life that is oftencr Bit
ter
great many pagans profess Christian
ity.
Never build upon possibility thereby
YOU will be saved much disappolnmcnt
How like books urc many women
primer.
History verlhes the almost uncanny In
nucnce az the girl with the auburn hair.
Men are generally true to their hrst
loves That is why so many wives are
unhappy,
II is a brave man who marries the dnugh-
ter OF n shrewdsh mother.
There arc two kinds Of mer gentlemen
and kuavcs The rest are maniktns.
Audaclty is quality men hate and
women dote upon
The girl who hopes to gain the admira-
tion Of men by maligniBg her own sex Will
fail.
much IN common.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

Nh" riont,r, diIuoIs VIII shorty begin
,','t'."S Va '"'''I.'uPe0'
,i ~. N ~ "a prollbilon election Tor
,T,rT>. 'u"'y - ~ W. neIu na'en ~
~, a. ~ - !aIg acreage mas already
zen pIdIlttu 10 IrlSh p''atoeS ana peas.
"a Az w I,y' ~ ~ several new cases OF
eHI'' IpoA are reported IN lulS n'lShpofhood
SAN DIEGO.-The commissioners court
OF DuYai mas placed the county on a cash
u9SIS.
BRE The 3-vear-old SOU
OF Judge d. W. 'rudlnglon was burned 10
uNdtu'
PAlGB.-Stock water Is very scarce and
farmers are warning Tor ram Deioie pant
'"E ,,Lu .,..-.-..-..,-
rphl Slo' ioN'-Grlp prevails III
over the county, nut 50 lar there mas becn
Il" pneumonia
BEEA ILLE.-,On conviction for horse
tneit kuN Mllls was given wv" Gears IN
tne peniiehtlarN
SAN ANGELO.-Grp is prevalent here
and half Of the PHYSICIANS ARE among those
VINO are affected.
CALNERT.-S Seven wagonloads Of fine
hogs were sold here by one farmer. They
brought nearly $500.
BURKE Twenty cases Of smallpox arc
rppoltpd at the Emporin mill and several
other cases in the country
ALTo.-A freight train fcescoped Cot
ton Belt work train. smashing the engine
and cuhoosn but hurting no one
w.rTDoN- ono ,,r,, -, oho,,+ 4on, ,,.r,s
has airaadv bcnn nl,ntod to corn and other
fsrr1ars ave renrlv ready IN nlant
-,
M LhH,~Nr; MG' lpSAE was I9 9 u sai
III "IS l'II ~, ~ nm -, 49, ''''
nv 10 u'',',," ~" ""
GONAA L'S' Oon>Iaplc lt9SerouL was
| hndlL bruised ny ms morse laluhE on HIlu'
Ills injuries are NOT regarded as serious
CORPUS CHRISTINA case Of smallpox
has been found in the city and every pre-
! caution VIII be taken 10 prevent spread
JASPER The tax rate fixed by the com
m;ssioners Of Iasper county is the same as
that for last year 81 cents on 500 vaha.
tion
pAPTS neu. tovn on tbr Aronsas ,nd
Cyhoctew 7ailrnad embracing goo acres to
no known MS Roswell CITY has been located
and ig beinr smyeycd
u,t,n T,,,,, ,,r,,., .o,,,. ,,,,,r,..s 10
deai from The eGects Of knife wounds in
dirted on ber some DAYS AGO Tlor nsssil.
ont b,s nor brcn ,rrested
- ,,. l,I.,.l,>-
FuhI 81 OCNl oN'-I''raSs ~ Esiting
snort anu nv cpp"l.IS ~ WY W ,h" * 1
tt lis GU"u a, " % fbo H1 ~" '"''
ior 'ur Sr"S' ", e"S
CLEBC RNh:-ReN. d. y. ilrhdrlcks' pas
signed his chnrge here. ana VIII accept a
call to that church in Plano.
BRAZORIA.--T county commissioners
have authorized new bridge across tho
! Bernard river four miles west Of nero 10
replace thc bridge lost during the storm
WJNONA.-Some wells IN and about this
Mace which have heretofore furnished
annie water have been dug deeper in order
that drinking and cooking water might be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22
TWO SERIES OF GRAND RALLIES.
The Baptsts viii Hold Them in Thi,
City Next Week

The Baptists viii Hold Them in This
City Next Week.
a grand Sunday school rally, under the
auspices Of the Baptist churches OF this
city, will begin here Monday. The trus-
tees Of shearn Memorial Methodist Epis.
copal church, South having kindly ten.
dored the use Of that church building for
these services the rally Will pc held there.
This rally q, one Of q series of rallies
which are being conducted at different
points all over the state. Rallies have
been held at Greenyllie, san Antonio Nc
Kinney and other points already. The last
rally OF the series Is iiXed 10 he held AT
BRENNAN. The services here viii be con
Quoted by Rev. Dr. b W. SpillInnu OF
Nashville, Tenn, and Rev Dr.. George W,
Baines OF this State. Dr.. Spilman IS con
sidered by many TO be the wittlest speak-
or on Sunday school subjects In the South,
and Is recognized by All 10 be an able,
earnest, energetic worker in the Sunday
great deal OF close study and attention
and is thoroughly familiar with II In its
every phase Rev. Or. Baines is also "a
great sunday school worker and an able
speaker This rally win continue up TO
and including Wednesday night.
on Thursday morning grand mission.
arg and educational rally under the aus.
pieces Of tho united Baptist congregations
~ Houston Will be begun Ia Shearn Metho.
dist Episcopal church, South, which will
continue over Friday night. This Is eK-
pected TO be a great meeting and produc-
tive q grand results: Dr Gamble; Or.
Harris and other noted speakers from diff.
terent portions Of the State will be IN
attendance and will address the people on
the subjects Of missions and education.
next week a grand one for the Baptlsts
OF Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22
FIRST REPORT SUBMITTED
Under the Enforcement Of a Hitherto
Unenforced Law

Under the Enforcement OF a Hitherto
tInenforcnd / avy
49,. A.. -. r,,,., II
one OF the nlSt acts OF Juuge james ~
i. Gillaspic, Judge Of the criminal district
court vo, potica iseucd nv him Insisting
''' "'' -,
upon the enforcement ol hllherto un'h
forced law, requiring all county and pre-
riprt orrIrcrs to ,nukr monthlv rcporte TO
~, ,,,.,, ,,.. tt,o
MN OF "'' nio"''' '"''''''' ~ ''''N' ''' ''''
The FIRST officer of the county to comply
Min nj Id wac co,,tr Attorr,y II
WV" '"'' 81 N'' 90 Nv""''
Lee SchWander. who submitted MS report
yesterday as follows:
m tho Hon J,rcs X y GnIospic Juane
~ t,c grfTinni i.tlirt G"nlt rigrIl c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22

New York milners are bringing out soft
silk ribbons with the old style loop edge
and reversible velvet ribbons tinted like
spring blossoms. There are clouds Of spring
tulle.
One well known house has a lrltk Of
knottug a long rope Of white tulc, and
then strapplng it in rows over tho Dsn Of
a Florentine chip hat, catching each point
down with a pearl button. In certain Of
the best known New York houses large
numbers OF spring models are made Gu
urely OF white tulle, embroidered with
white chenille or silver
pompon effects on the front brms OF
spring sailor hats are everywhere noucca-
bic The most novel method is TO place
big pompou, rosctte of net lisso of grass
muslin under the brim exactly In the mid
die of the front. resting on the hair.
Above the brim are set two pompUus, and
the hat is worn well back of the fore
head.
fashionable Fifth avenue house Is
using hats Of line black plat, lined with
pale blue uudcrbrims. Its white hats are
lined In the same manner with pink straw.
To the back bnms of large round Lars OF
the shepherd type the Cleycrcst nillluers
are attaching long ribbon or velvet en- IL.
White or cream coiored hats have Wreaths
~ roses disposed around the low crowns.
Flat wide hats have pompadour strings of
wide ribbon tieing In a big bow unSer
the chin.
low -crowned straw hat ordered this
last week by Mrs. George Could has
wide. rakish brim Of black, with a white
Panama lining A wreath ~ pink roses
surrounds the crown; under the hrlm are
roses nesting In lace and black vel tt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22
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