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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-07
An Isology.

American.
Am A YsoIOgy.
The Clarion aske the pardon OF
its readers for the lack oflocal mat
ter Ia this issue.
II you just could take peep at
the editor, lying fat on his back,
his left leg armored In steel braces
like Roman Knight, you would
not hesitate to eheerfully grant 2
free and complete pardosss The sad
story is as follows, to-wit:
The chief last week branched out
into the show business. His position
as chairman of tho Carnival As
sociation threw him right In the
swim as a Snowman, as the Robin
son street fair was playing for the
Association.
The Chief soon won laurels In his
brilliant management OF Aimee,
She, Bean Stalk, Big Joe, etc-such
u.s his sucnes that the Maze man
aH,roa lin salarv of $50 per
,,ao,r tn ,o ahaad of the show and
build the platforms. On account
OF a previous engagement, however,
+ha rh;of yalnctantlv declined the
aFar
whon tho show .decamp ped Sun.
da ,,;rnt bawavar the chief sat
haoL aud smoxad his cigar i'm con-
tAntment amidst the applause and
..t,lations of his friends.
Ha was . Snowman of the first
w.tar
But the entire snow oaa not lease'
the nying-horses remaining iot '.n
otner week, ana 1hele - Nne'e s'io
sad story begins.
Exuitant over ms success WIZ
the "still" shows, our ohlei ne'
/ Il n S,,xv r}f. r tnxh n n.
thought himself 60 INVADE tne uo'
a'' ~ ~ !, arais
oAe s",'A = -, 49,. : ;.t;,nato
lie mas never peen oh ihe''n".s
49,. ..,,th tna oano,a !,
.1 : - g -st fay
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-. ". =. 6, ,,ot;on and
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''9Y nv II e,,aa.,,,,, nntil
-, a,,s.,s ,,,aa coughs On III.
, - - go. = !. star.aa Iosara 4.
! ls . Ra,na and .ronntl
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~, - h..n,,. dacn -
!. - 80 80 ,.,a,.,. ;,ss ,;ka . s,r,
g 80
) IT. Ta.....;.,a, .hot s,a assemblies
,.,...s 80 .o,.a,,aa I, his dar
Q - - ...,,,,,o oo,,at,, before
= ,a,m 10 -, - doina the A,nhons
r go naa.e. aot
Ia ainhonsaa onca too often
t,a, - no +r;ad IN A,nhonse hack
4 - ,.han 10 lost h;s haIanca
!,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-07
TAKEN IL.

BY the undersigned. in Prairie Ma
mesl, Pointe.-aux-Tigre one bay Creole
horse, branded ON right shoulder about
thus:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

gung. Die Iarbe Der Blume 1T uni
70 leudtenber unb tiefer. ie sr0ber bic
Menge Der i'm 8oben fir bic pflanae
our @%erfiisuns ftebenben NGbrftoffe 1T.
Oiefer Sab 1T alt unb aIsemein Be-
fannt. Mber sepifen Stoffen lit bod
Elm gang ipeatfif9er Ginflub auf bic
8lumenfarbe eisen, unb unter bieien
ftebt obenan bas Gifen. Sn ben &reiz
fen prattif9er 8lumenai4ter 1T es elm
sebrdu9lt9es Werfabren, um bic Tarbe
Der 8liitben gu bertiefen, in bic SDpfe
berroftete Ndsel gu lesen. @enauere
llnterfu9uneen bieriiber finb aber nod
nt4t ausseflbrt. @riines Gifenpitriol
unb sana g~etpDbnltdes Mlaun beiiben,
tpie burdsefiibrte @eriu9e bepeifen,
bic @iseni9aft, bic rotbe 8%lumenfarbe
tn 8lau um5utpanbeln, ipenn biefe
Stoffe Der pflanae our 0~erarbeitung
gegeben iperben.
90 omt il ttert m a n
3iert ia uben9 3iertauben biirfen
muir lei4tes, aber eutes Iutter, tpie
Weisen. @erfte, 8u&pei5en etc. befomz
men. .fonft treten 8erfettune, @ers
bauunssitOrunsen elm unb bic Sauben
perben faul unb trdse. Oils .3ufaB=
futter fann Spratts Yatent Sauberz
futter NIT 8ortbeil seseben perben,
aber niht als 9auptbeftanbtbetl.
Wenn Elm ansepidtes
81 MIDI aum Musf9Iup=
fen fommen mill, fann man
BET febr porfi9tisem @orgeben NIT
etnem Sebermefer lansfam ben 8ru9
Der S4ale perboqitdnbisen, nobel iez
bod febr barauf su a9ten lit, bab bas
Sunge in feiner @eife berlebt pirb unb
fofort unter Die Ilte geleet tperben
mub.
Sas 8endgen Der SoIa=
10 a in ben &anin9enftGlen berz
binbert man bur9 Dfteres MuspeiBen
Der StGqe nit &alfmil9. Sabur6
pirb slet9aeitts Der @erbreitung BON
nngeaiefer unb feu9enartisen &ranfz
beiten entgegen g~earbeitet.
% man inbet, bab
Seaerietnolen i'm Snnern f9paraz
fledig tperben, 10 1T bas Elm .3eifen,
BAT Der 8oben gu felt sebiinst 1T. Star
gebe bann Der @rbe &alf gu unb Der
uebelitanb pirb in .3ufunft bermieben
tperben.
OingemitteI lii Sppf<
pflansen. Samit bic Sopfpflanz
gen elm ippiges unb gefunbes @rsz
feben erbalten, mense man benz @iebz
tpaffer nD9entli9 elm ober speimal
ettpas Spiritus BEL, ettpa einen Singer
but bon auf Elm Quart WaFer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

@egen ngelDf9tea &aIt
I m Muge. l1ngflDi9ter &alt i'm
Iuse peruria9t unidsli9e S4mersen
unb bat oft fpsar ben 8erluit Der Sebz
fraft CUR Solse. Na9 Der u5unbz
CRUDE" beftebt Elm etnfa9es, fofort ben
S9mera beieitisenbes Mittel i'm Muss
pai9en bes bef9dOisten @uses NIT
3udertpuKer. Ser &alt sebt nit benz
53uder cine 9emii9e 8erbinbung Elm,
tpel9e bic dbenbe Wirfung bes e~riteren
alsbalb aufbebt.
itrpnen I Tau T. Sin
babies Yfunb Butter pirb gu Sabne
seriibrt, 16 Gibotter lansiam basusez
tban nebft J Pfunb fein seiiebtem
3uder, benz Salt BON apei Bis bret
Gitronen unb bon elmer bic S9ale.
Damn riibrt man es gut iiber benz
Selter, Bis es fo9t unb bid ntrb. 9at
ft@ bic Mafe abgetiblt, 10 tommt Der
S9nee bon ben 16 @iern btnsu unb
bann pirb aIes cine Stunbe sebaden.
@egen bas Sbeeren Der
3 b It b a e. @ielfa9 iuden bic
2anbpirtbe ibre Sbftbaumpflan5unz
gen baour9 sesen 9afenfraB i'm Winz
ter gu f9iBen, bab iie bic iunsen
Stdmm9en NIT Spedf9narte, &inbs>
felt ober Sheer beitrei9en. 9iefe Mttz
tel finb ben Obftbdumen fddbli9, neil
babur9 bic Poren Der iunsen &inbe
beri9lofen iperben. 9ur9 bas Gin
fetten ftirbt altmGlis bic oberfte Hinz
benlase ab unb ptrb bann fpdter in
%fleiner, trodenen Sbeil1en abseitoBen;
bierbur9 bleibt Der Stamm serabe i'm
9idenpa9stbum suriid unb fann ipdz
ter Wtnb unb Wetter nt9t piberiteben.
3par bdlt ia Der Settanftrtd bic 9afen
fern, aiebt aber ni9t mtnber bunsertse
Wtntersdfte, bic &aben an, melde,
bur9 bas Sett anselodt, bic &inbe aer<
baden unb abfrefen. @benfo sefdbr=
li9 1T bas Sbeere,1 Der 8aumitdmmz
den; babur9 pirb ni9t a1ein bic
@inbe set0btet, fonberr1 Der san5e
Baum sebt na9 unb nab gu @runbe.
Ser BETTE unb ii9erfte S9ub Der
8Gume sesen 9afenfraB lit unb bleibt
bas ginbinben Der StGmm9en NIT
0prnen, tpenn bafelbe audi NIT etpas
mebr nmftdnben perbunben lit.
Ser IN e ber
8 ii bner. Cine febr unangenebme
@rf9einuns Bel einem 9ubne lift es,
penn Der &amm aufammenf9rumpft
unb peibli9 ausfiebt. Oies pirb bur9
einen S4maroberpila berurfa9t. Dim
&amme unb an ben &eblappen aeigt
fi4 btefer auerIt unb berbreitet iib bon
ba iiber ben sanaen 8Drper. Cine Be-
hanbluns 1T nur bon grfols, tpenu iie
re4t5etttg porgenommen tpirb, unb nur
crit &amm unb &ebuappen befa1en
itnb. 8enain ober 8arbpliGure init
S4mierfeife gu Salbe Il :2O) sema9t
unb tdgli9 einmal einserieben, neber
Setfenpaf9unsen, fam 9ilfe brinsen.
Sat fi4 Der Musf9las erit auf bette
berte &Orpertbeile perbreitet, bann 1T
es better, bic Sbiere fofort gu tDbten
nnb gu perbrennen. 9ie Mbfonberuns
bes tranten Sbieres, fDtpie 9esinfefz
tion Der Stdle 1T erforberli9.
&fnm-s-uf a r re nnh s. ii nz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
Gin j4eues Yfcro,

bas rpilb bapon lduft Ser 5traBe ent=
lang unb BITE Sniafien chlabet, ODER
Elm bunbert anbere r1nfdile itnb Nu
tassereisniiie. Sc sea'' mt ii@ fur
einen Seben, suuerldiftsr Salbe 5ar
Sanb 81 baben, unb ba sibt es feline
70 quite als Budlen's Mrntca Salbe.
8runbwunben, S@nitte. Deben. sc.
eeu,a tinb 6dunorrboiben ueri9mtnben
RAID Bel tbrer b~eilenben &irfuns. 25
Gents tn SO. s. Dubn's Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sore, Die Ir tmner Gekauft HABIT
: o.. s..ss d. 70. &MMzM
Stem Merifps Guttpiffuua.


Ser Sabresbert9t bes @ouberneurs
Otero bon Stem Merifo tritt fir bic
3ulaKung bes Serrttortums als 8unz
besftaat elm. Sn benz 8ert9t pirb an
gefiibrt, tpdbrenb bes leBten Sabres lei
NIT benz 8au bon @fenbabnen ununs
terbro9en fortsefabren iporben unb es
feien barin srobe &apitalien angelest.
Oie Sinansen bes Serritoriums
beftnben fi9 in sldnaenber Gage unb
ebenfo itebt es INN bic Counties unb
Stdbte nit tpenisen Musnabmen, in
tpel9en man felt Sabren es an Der er>
forberli9en @parfamteit bate feblen
IaHen. Sas Serritortum unb bic mel
ften Counties tilsen ibre S9ulben unb
refunbiren fie gu einem serinseren
3tnsfub. Die @inf9dBuns BON Sem
Mertfo ersibt cine 3unabine eesen bas
@oriabr INN $1,OOO,OOO, trobbem iie
rur etpa 20 proaent bes toirtli9en
Wertbes re%prdfentirt. Ser grtrda Der
Steuern tpdbrenb Der lebten feds Mo>
nate 1T gesen ben entfpredenben Mbs
f@nitt bes @oriabres UNI $4,000 ses
ftegen.
Die PbfItp vm~
m iDn fat bas bon Der 2esiss
Iatltr Der Moro>prpptnaen entporfene
Mnti=@ flaberet=@ efeb beitGtist. Saz
NIT 1T ale @tlapenfGngerei in ben
proninaen ftrens berboten unb Sabrs
5euge, bic Sflabenbanbel treiben, finb
gu %tonfisairen.
SIpribas Srangenernt e
tpirb fir biefes Sabr auf 100000
Riften seiddbt, sesen 10000 8iften
i'm norigen Sabre. Man bate in oiez
fem Sabre auf 100000 &iften gez
rehnet, aber Sturm unb bic rotbe
Spinne baben einen She'll Der Sru4t
ni9t our &eife tommen lahen.
Sn Der 9 E II
9aupt abt Softo fo1en ben betz
ben beutf9en neutrality-suspicious.
0r. 8aela unb Or. 81 iba, bic fi9
bort etnen Namen als Giebisiner unb
Sorf9er sema4t baber, BON ibren
friiberen S9ilern 8rpr ezStanbbils
Der oefeht tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
Cine iiberaus ,~uunnerboQe 9eilmng.

Soiepb $. llnberbilI pom Oolanb,
Sibbatota, fast: Sd babe BON So
rem @btte @tne Of. Tar Sprup gro
zen Benefit Sebabt.C Sd bate einen
feft iisenben 9uiten, nnb bic Doctos
rem saben aue 9OfnunSen auf meine
@ieberseneiunS auf unb bieBen es
S@minbiu@t. Sd periu&te GIes
rpopor. mfr b6rteu. S@liebli@ brans
elmer meme Treunbe In mid, Sbren
Wbite @ine Of Gar Sprrp gu ses
brau@en. Sd nabm anbertbalb Sla.
i&e unb bi, uolIftdnbts sebeilt. Col
DE Mebi3in Tam Id Semen empfebs
len, ,uel9e 10 Ietbenb ftnt, tpie t@ es
mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
New Process
Steam-laundry

SEEM 10, bann miro es F9 gu1 lsbnen,
ni&t auBer M@t 3u Iaffen, bab mir guer ct.
8entbum bebanbeln, als more es bas unieri.
&c. @ir baben bic ~ponfdnbisfe @af9an.
falt TIM Norbwefen unb Iiefern erffer Rlai1e
Mrbeit. @tr sebrau@en tetne @bemitaIien ;
wtr perberben baber Cure Sa1en ni1t. @enri
SIR refine Mrbeit unb bette Bebanblung ruoIIt.
ssssa bentt an uns. 1niere 8reiie firb uieb.
riser aIs fonffwo, uni mir befor9en Cure 50.
ntiIteuudf9e bili9er, OILS sSbr es 5eIbf t6in
t6nnt. grtunbiet uub Iteraeust gu&. d8ir
taben asenten tn ben r~uaIiesenben Stdbten.
q. 8. @epes Saaspfwaf1amHalt,
gt8entbimer.
OuuIe'S @eb6ibe an s. Npe. Q. ct. GIoub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
SIR ~2anSfu6enSe.

SIM @olbeu SaIep, mo- ii1 iest bic bette
@elesenbeit gum @nfalf pom 2Gnbereien uub
uebernabme pou Seimffdtteu bietet, fann
bas 2anb, ba bic @itter,ins bort ffets cine
aussesei9nete lit, serabe 10 gut in ben @in=
ter= wie in BEN ionitisen Monaten bes Sabres
beieben merbeu. Saufufise mOsen ii4 wen=
ben IN
~-@pIb gauep 9anb & Cattle 6 0.
Saba ct. Gloub, Wtiun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

HSurboient siuiitben ct. Saul. MInneapoiis, pc
lena. Suite. Spotane. Seattle une Yortlano. ger'
binounsen Der tueitli6 on gnSpnntten tnr PIE Mos.
tenni 9eeeno. Oregon uno CALIFORNIA Kuntte. Was
IA, Sapan uno CHINA. gerbinouneen IN ben Btptls
IinaSitibten fir ale oitlitben uno iuolldben Suntte.
EgSeflib Iaufenb: Seftlidb laateno.
. go. 5 1850 am rGo.6 go pm
I No. 1 100 pm INo. z S:lo pm
= SO. % iiber Stour 9th oia NO. ~ uper
Sanbitpne 4: 05pnl
+ Gs. 7 1O.59 pm So. 8 $40 am
Binmar eenireo aebt 1880 am.
SO. 1. 2. z uno 8 laufen bio 9learfnater.
$40. z bGlt nlir an in Saut Centre. Slatts, AleTaHz
bria. Sergus SANS uno Sarnesotue.
*Spnntase ausee1omrnen.
SIR Nappen. SidetS uno fueitere Snforn1at'oH
iprebt Dor idreibt an
s. d. Neioe, 6. y. & & w.,
ct. glpuo Niun-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
8tat9e Wabrt.

Our Ieriammluus Der Sri . State @rain
@rowers Miiceiation, pel9e IN Sarso, M.
mirb. pertantt bic Mortbsrn Bacifie gabn9ss
feGf9aft Tidets nod Sarge ant Is, 49,. 20.
mub 81. Sanuar 5u einem Sotrpreiie flr 9tn=
unb @idfabrt. @ut aur &idfabrt BIB %.
Sanuar einf1liebli4
aba 8. g. Cooling, Msent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
Damen aufaepaft!

SSir mO9ten bic sufmerfiantfeit auer
Sausfrauen auf etpas 9ans gteues lenfen,
6as iest in ben Sii9enOfen 9ebraudt rpirb.
gSir Iaben Sud elm, Gr9 pon bent gteuen
peri0nlid bel inns 81 i%iberaensen.
SarfneB- Miner=2umberG o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31
Nur $500 BEN 81 fe

@ir baben 5000 older gum gerfauf i'm
Dfli9en She'll pom Colorado. Seiner i6uar.
ser 8oben, auf benz aIe Sorten Sru6t ae,o=
gen werben fOnnen fein Stein, fem Sanb
ober Iei9ter 8oben unb nur cine bis flint
Weileu pom &ieselpes entfernt. Ser &ez
aenfaD bort 1T pom Is bis 20 sou iabrli@.
Cine nod ME baseweiene @~elesenbeit, nm
ietn gelb 3u uerbreifa9eu in elmer furaen
3eit. B%ebinguns: 5000 Mn5abluns auf cine
Seftion, Der &et auf 10 Sabre3eit nit 6 Bro
Gent Snterefe. gi0ige Sabrt ieben eriten
unb britten Oienitas i'm Monat. @esen
NGberem rpenbe man ii9 an 46sba
She Stuber 2anb 60. ct. @Ioub Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-31

Wilbes unb cultipirtes 0anb In Minnelo.
ia. Norb > Dafota unb Wisconfin. 8ebtn.
9un9en II. Yreife fommen fanm In Detra@t.
%. 3. Wan9tte & Co.,
27slir go. 1875. Npe. g., ct. gIoub.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-13
AN UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCE

Has It ever been your unhappy lot
to be told by your physician that you
must go to hospital and submit to an
operation? If so, you remember with
what dread and shrinking you
awaited the day when you must en-
dure the knife.
The present day surgeon appears to
be possessed Of mania for operating,
especially in cases of hemorrhoids or
piles, and while the greater number
of the profession do not, recommend
this last resort unless they honestly
believe it necessary, the fact remains
that much needless operating is done,
| and the patient put to much expense
and suffering for what?
| To obtain a possible temporary re-
lief; these words are used advisedly,
| because in nine cases out Of ten the
affection returns and the patient is
/ just where he started from. Often
| times he could be cured much more
simply and easily by the use Of such
a remedy as the Pyramid Pile Cure;
this has come to be recognized as the
best remedy on the market for the
| painful disease named, and the drug
gists now sell more oft than all other
pile remedies combined.
| The writer personally knows people
who were afflicted with the worst
form of bleeding and protruding piles
and who were permanently cured by
the use of Pyramid Pile Cure. In
every one Of these cases the attending
| physician had assured the sufferer
that only by an operation could he rid
himself of the disease; so much for
the infallibility of the doctors.
This remedy, which is sold by all
druggists at the low price of fifty cents,
/ is in suppository form, is applied di-
rectly to the parts affected, and per-
forms its work quietly and painlessly.
| The Pyramid Drug CO... Marshall
Mich, will mail free to any address
book telling all about piles or hem
orrhoids, their cause and cure.
A suggestion is offered that If the
reader is afflicted, or knows anyone
who is, this book be sent for, as it will
be found invaluable.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-13
RALooNING TRIUMPH.

Paris, Nov. 13.-One of the greatest tri-
umphs Of dfrigible ballooning was achieved
yesterday by tho Lebaudy brothers, whose
airship in one hour and thirty-hve min
utes covered the forty-six miles separat-
ing Moisson and the Champ de Mars,
Paris. The balloon attained an eXtraor-
dinarily. high speed, dashing thru the air
sometimes at the rate of two-thirds of a
mile a minute, the mean speed being TWEEN
ty- nine miles per hour
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-13
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Fresh Lettuce, per bunch, 2kc.
Large Cabbage, each &C.
Hubbard Squash, each sc.
Onions or Turnips, per peck. 10c.
Beets or Carrots, per peck, &c.
White Potatoes, per bu, Sac.
Choice Celery, per doz, 1Sc.
BEST BUTTER, " GAL JARS, $1.27.
Butterine, 2-lb prints, 26c.
Best quality lard per lb, &C..
Rich Wisconsin Cheese, h., 121c. )
Old Limburger Cheese. each Csc.
snyder's Catsup, large bottle, 1sc.
Chow-Chow, pint bottles, 15c.
Maraschino Cherries, large size, per
bottle, zoe.
Imported Marmalade, jar, 1Sc.
New Mixed Nuts, per h., 121Ac.
New English Walnuts, per lb, 13c.
Sailed Peanuts, per lb, 13c.
Shelled Pecans, per lb, 45c.
New Jordan Almonds, per Id. 4sc.
Pickwiok blend of Mocha and Java
Coffee, per h., 81 cts.
Fresh Roasted Rio Coffee, per lib,
121sc; 9 lbs for 81.
Mexican Java, extra, per Id, 22c; 5
lbs for 81.
Good Japan or English Breakfast
Tea. 4 lbs for 81.
SOC Japan Tea, per lb, 35c.
Nutmegs, per OF, &c.
Corn Starch. per package, &c.
Baking Soda, per lb, &c.
Table Salt, per sack, &c.
Good Japan Rice, per lb, &c.
Tapioca or Sage. 4 lbs for 15c.
Soda Crackers, per lib, SIC.
MONARCH SOAP, 10 BARS, $50.
Elastic Starch, per package, Sc.
Alb package Washing Powder, tic.
Clothes Pins, Z doz for SC.
Clothes Lines, each &c.
Toilet Paper, large rolls, per doz,
48c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-13
ANGLO-ITALIAN MARRIAGE
Only Daughter OF Henry Labouchere Mar
red Son Of ex-Pren1ter Rudini.

Florence, Italy, Nov: 13.-The marriage
of Dora Labouchere, only daughter Of
Henry Labouchere, to the Marquis Carlo
di Rudini, q member Of the Italian parlia-
ment and son of the ex-pre1nier, was
solemnized yesterday in the historic Pal
azzo Vecchio. Both religious and civil
ceremonies were performed. q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-13

Read East Side News on Page is.
Don't. fail to read the East Side
news on page 16 to-day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-13

The sooner the better. Bring, send
or phone in your want ads before
1880 for the great Saturday Journal.
It means better service for yot.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-13

Miss Ellen Helmerss of 1T0Ss Thomas
place will give a linen shower on Tues
day for Miss Florence Thompson.
Last Tuesday the Misses Thompson
gave hosiery shower for Miss
Thompson.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-13

The Gamma Phi Beta sorority will
give a reception for the. freshmen
members at the home of Mrs E. w.
Backus, rs Oak Grove street, to-mor
row evening.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-13

The Junior class of the South high
school will give a dancing party in
Malcolm's hall on E Twenty-fourth
street this evening.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-13

Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
William Luther Wa1dron will enter
! tain informally at their home, 2647
Emerson avenue S.
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Miss Elinor Mapes of 1903 Haw-
thorn avenue will give an informal
tea tomorrow afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Moreton gave
"a. dancing party last evening at the
Minikahda club for Mr.. and Mrs.
Sewall D. Andrews, whose marriage
was one Of the pretty functions of last
month. The club was never more
charmingly decorated and the walls
We're a network of southern smilax
and hundreds of pink tapers twinkled
among the glossy tendrils. Pink was
the chosen color for the evening and
appeared In the great clusters of
shaggy chrysanthemums and in all Of
the shaded lights. Supper was served
upstairs and the tables were made
pretty with the flowers and tapers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews received with
Mr.. and Mrs. Moreton. The bride wore
g. charming gown Of pink crepe de
chine and carried chrysanthemums Of
white lace over a white silk slip and
her flowers were violets. They stood
before the great fireplace, which was
green tangle with lights half hidden
in the ferns and vines. The assisting
women were Mines. Frank w. Com
mons, Douglas Mackay and Miss SUI
sauna Fletcher. Mrs. Commons was
In white panne velvet, Mrs. Mackay
wore pink brocaded silk and Miss
Fletcher's gown was of white spangled
lace over white.
Among the guests were:
Messrs and Mines. G. R: Lamb G. B. Lang
fs T. IS ssars Wilton Beok A
George H. Partridge, Il. H. Mouton, il. Willis
Jones, Denman Johnson, W. N. Porteous Alvin
man. Archa Wilcox, Charles Deere velie, Charles
n. Case, Fletcher, Walter Mclaughlin, Louis B.
Newell F: D. Blakeley, Mrs. H. L. Truesdale.
Wilson, Alice Smith, Clara Harrington. Helen
Partridge. Elizabeth Calderwood. Harriet Wag-
ner, Edna shull. Charlotte Esmond, L. Susanna,
Fletcher. Fannie Heffelfnger, Berna dette Kelley.
and Archibald Of Northfeld. 20
| Aiessrs. c.. s. Albert, J. s. shull Harry Cole.
Thomas Wallace. l. R. D. Hallowell, Henry Car.
penter Charles Heffelinger, Hal Watson, MeCon-
nGehie a. T. Rand d. Y Chute George Case
Harry pe1den, George Beiden, Walter Hu .ea,
Willis Williams and John s. Pillsbury.
Among the outof-town guests were Mr. and
Garrett Lamb Of Clinton Iowa; Miss Ransom, st.
Paul: Miss Archibald, Northfeld; Theodore
| Miss Susanna Fletcher gave a
luncheon of twelve covers to-day at
her home on Tenth street S for Mrs.
Lafayette Lamb of Clinton, Iowa, who
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Eugene
Carpenter. Of Harmon place. Pink
chrysanthemums and sword ferns
| made a handsome centerpiece and the
table was lighted with pink shaded
and Garrett Lamb of Clinton, Iowa;
o. G. Wyman, J. B. Gilfllan, Joel P.
Heatwole of Mortified, M. B. Koon,
Chauncey r. Lamb, H. Alden Smith,
| Eugene Carpenter, Harrison Drum
mond of ST. Louis and Mrs. Cady of
Moline, who is the guest of Mrs.
Lamb.
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1896 KISSES FOR SO, 900
Girl Kept Count and Court Rules Her
Lover Must Pay.
New York Sun SDecia1 Service

Albany. N. Y, Nov. 1S.-The appellate
division Of the supreme court has awarded
Miss Frances Petit of Galway, Saratoga
county, $4,000 from a blacksmith named
Tittemore, who, she said. kissed her 1.23s
times, during a fourteen years courtship.
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Mrs. Lester E. Elwood will give
luncheon for the debutantes on Tues
day in honor of Miss Smith and Miss
Partridge
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The second of the series Of parties
planned by the Royal Arcanum En-
tertainment association will be given
Monday evening in Masonic Temple.
Latourelle's orchestra will play and
the arrangements will be made by a
committee formed of w. j. Mycue, A.
G. Story, J. r. Chute, H. Van Ness,
B. c.. Torre1le, G. M. Wade, George
Hemperley, Eugene Parker. George
Bailey and w. A. Ryberg. The parties
are being given to raise funds for a
hospital bed.