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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-03
(drtd de un republican,
Humacao, Mario 81 de 1903,
Sehor Director de LA DEMocRACIA
Caguas.

Muy sefIor mfo: En- esta fecha di-
rio al Honorable senior Fiscal tres de-
nuncias contra ell asentista Jose de Tho
mas, Dor QUE ESTE EN- CUMPLDIENTo DE
sU DEBER COMO EMPLEADo QUE sE PRE-
CHA DE HONRADo, ha realizado ciertos
hechos que entrafian gravedad y persi-
guiendose como es debido, es incuestio-
nable que lie hemos de yer donde Sc me-
rece.
Esos hechos sc referen q que ese
ernpleado, est4 diariamente recibiendo
de los pesadores cincuenta centavos por
que ell asentista les deje robar en- ell pc
SO de la carne que sc expende al p1bli-
co; ademas, porque mediante dos pesos
que recibi0 en- la tarde del 81 de Eneros
6ltimo, de manos de Jose Castaneca,
dejo que mi hermano don Carmelo, be-
neficiara una vaca que hab1a salido pre-
NADIA, cuando es obligation, segun 10
diSpuesto por ell sefIor Official de Sani-
dad, que Sc .proceda la cremaci6n del
ganado que salga en- ese estado; por
dltlmo, porque tambien ese misrno Sc
nor cobra al propio don Carmelo otros.
cllcuenta centavos con tai de que en- su
= scaracter de asentista, lie deje pasar cier-
tas cosas en- ell acto de presentarse ell ga
nado para ell abasto.
D6 6SGOS uSC1OS CfIIllndI6S n0 UduO
cuenta varias veces al Alcalde don Oc-
tavio Ramirez, ell que ha determinado
no hacer case NADIA de 10 que le he ma
nifestado, por 10 que he resuelto lie
var al Tribunal, al hombre que no sirve
por 10 que no debe nj puede estar de-
sempe1ando un destino que lie paga Ell
pueblo. LIE aguardo, pues, en- ell sitio
que lie corresponds.
Ante semejante estado de cosas, no
es possible continuar al lado de un par
lido que tiene en- su seno & hombres que
por cincuenta centavos matan cual-
quiera, sin siquiera fjarse en- ell decoro
Y en- la dignidad. Salgo, pues, del par
tido republicano y permanezco en- acti-
tud independence hasta mejores ITEM
pos.
De Vd. atento servidor,
Francisco CAsTANEDA Y SERRANo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-03
FL Sultan

El Sultan, en- vista de tai gra-
vedad, ba reunido al ejercito adic-
to, para combatir estos desordenes.
BQEc0S eXtrdnger0S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-03

BajO igualdad de condolences la du'
rabilidad es ell resultado de Ia sencillez.
No hay nj una sola parte debil en- la
maquina de escribir &OLIVER.~ No hay
Tnturas delgadas que Sc gasten con ell
uso. Ell mejor material que puede con-
seguirse. y la perfection de la hechura
Sc cOmbinan con la sencillez en- esta ma.
quina, resultando de clio necesariamente
Ia durabilidad. Esta cualidad no es tan
to ell resultado del estudiO, sinO la con-
secuencia natural de la construction
general de la maquina.
UnicOs Agente en- Puerto Rico, Rey'
nolds & Sanchez Morales. San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-03
En- Albania

En- Albania existe una terri
BILE revolucion: las mujeres y los
estudiantes unidos forman Y capi-
tanean las turbas, oponi6ndose a
que sc. comedian las reformas exi-
gidas por las potencias. Las tro-
pas simpatizan con los revoltosos,
los cristianos son asesinados Y ell
Consul ruso ha sido herido gra-
vemente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-03
"Ei PQntteeY"

Este hermoso vapor aleman
que Sc encontraba en- nuestra ba-
h1a, sale hoy con rumbo d Saint
Thomas para visitar a Sud-Am6ri-
ca, siguiendo despu6s para San
Petersburgo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-03
Una boda

Han contraido matrimonio en- San
Juan, el estimable joven amigo nuestro
don David Storer Dalmau, de Arecibo Y
la gentil Y popular pianista Elisa Tava-
rez Colon.
Ell acto tuvo efecto en- la casa de los
padres de la desposada.
Deseamosles un mundo de felicida-
des.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-03
En- Valencia

Los desordenes de Barcelona
hanse communicate d Valencia,
donde reina gran excitaci0n. Sc
gun dicen los dltimos despachos
en- esta poblacion proclaman La
Republica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-03
Ligd de prOpietdH0s

La Liga de propietarios de
San Juan, ha pedido que los SER
vicios municipales Sc adjudiquen
por remate, pues de esta manera,
resultar1an mas economicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-03

Los barcoa extran jeros Sc pre-
paran para proteger q los sdbditos
de sus respectivas naciOnes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-03
SAN JUAN
POR TELEGRAPH
Abril
Recepci6n
Abril g

La reception que en- honor del
Secretario Moody Sc dio anoche re-
sult0 espl6ndida.
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SOCIAL.

The Junior ball at the University ar
mory Friday night will be one of the most
brilliant social functions given in the Twin
Cities this winter. The patronesses and
guests will include almost as many st.
Paul people as Minneapolis guests. Elab-
crate preparations are being made for the
decorations which will be much more ex-
pensive than at former balls. In the
center of the hall there VIII be fountain
surrounded with palms and tropical ferns
In each corner of the hall there will be
richly decorated Oriental booths in which
light refreshments will be served to the
dancers. Many of the lights will be red
to produce softer, more subdued light
upon the gowns of the women
There has so far been a great demand
for gallery seats, and though a large pro
portion of these seats have been already
sold there are still a few remaining.
DAMS orchestra will furnish the music
for both the concert preceding the dance
from $50 until o'clock and for the dance
programme Of thirty-six numbers.
The following is list of the women,
lone of them from both cities, who will
be present as patronesseS of the ball:
Madames Cyrus Northrup, Thomas
Lowry, R. 8. Van SAINT, George H. Part
ridge, F. c. Van Dusen, s. A. Harris, e.
A. Jaggard, G. A. Severance f M. joyce
2. E. Nicholson, S. s. Hill, H. L. VIII
liams, Carl Schlemker S. j. Father, Will
s. Jones, L. S. Gillette, F. M. Anderson,
A. s. Brooks, F. I. McVey. c. N. Saun-
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ST. PAUL PARK AND NEWPORT

Dayton's Bluff lodge No SO, 10. q r
and South Park lodge were the guests of
Park Lodge No. 1877 on Tuesday eVerinp.
last. Dayton's bluff degree team exen1s
pI1f1ed the initiatory degree upon a candi.
date for membership.
Miss Julia Bell who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. c. A, Parker
Tor couple of weeks returned To ber
home in Hamline on Monday of this
Mr.. and Mrs. Grummint. of ST Paul
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Mat+ro,1'
OF Red Rock. They contemplate Iocatfng
In the place about the first of FebrI1arT9
Miss Lulo Herbert of Hamiine. visited
her brother, Guy Herbert, at the resi-
dence of MIR. and Mrs. F.. c. Ford. on
Mrs. Jennie Colgrove, Of Red Rock is
visiting her sister, Miss Elizabeth Wilson
OF 81. Paul, this week, who is quite i'll.
MIR. Vincent Bailey ST., of Newnort
who has been i'll for the past two weeks
Is reported on the road to recovery.
The Ladies' NJ. E. Church Aid society
meet with Mrs. M. J. Boice on Wednes.
day. A large attendance is reported.
Mrs. Frank Smith. of Red Rock. who
mas been seriously i'll with the grippe,
Is reported as somewhat improved
Cassius Dawson, of ST. Paul. spent
sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Dawson, of Red Rock.
II. A. Jones, agent of the Milwaukee,
rallroad at Newport, is reported Quite
Ill with the grippe.
Miss Hattie Crandall. of Cottage Grove
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Wil,
liam Wygant.
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R Peen visiting their cousin, Miss Susie
Doran, OF East Congress street. have
:, Mrs. Grayburne, Of st. Cloud MINI &c
me guest of Mrs. c. WheIlams, of I,iv
lngston avenue = A1iN
~. The Metropolitan Dramatic club met
Prescott street =
Mrs. G. A. Doran, of Prescott street will
entertain the Thursday Night Euchre
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sullivan. of Eva
street, have returned from a visit in Mon
treaI, Canada.
Mr.: and Mrs. Dopkins, of Morris. Mimi.
Of Ada street. -
Miss Susie Doran, of East Congress
street entertained informally yesterday
afternoon. Au"'
The Misses Mueller, Of Bancroft street
entertained informally Tuesday evening.
Mrs Chatterton, of Ottawa street has
gone TO California for the winter
Mrs. N. Silke will entertain the Art
Euchre club Friday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Miller of Oakdale avenue
is visiting at Hastings, Mimi
Mrs z: Franz, of Concord street. enter
tanned Monday evening.
:. Mrs. c: D: Cass, of the Clinton, is Wis
iting al Anoka, Mimi
Mr.. Babcock, Of East WinIfred street.
Is in Chicago.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

A pretty home wedding united in mar
rage Wednesday evening Miss Nina AL
Ice Korsland. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Stolberg. Rev. H F. StilWeI of the
First Baptist church. performed the GER
emory. Miss Cassie Lindeke played Lo-
party entered the parlor and took their
places before a bank Of palms and ferns
where the ceremony was performed Miss
Rose M. Johnson was bridesmaid. while
Mr.. Oscar Anderson acted as best man.
The bride was gowned in white mousse
lein de sole over taffeta. and carried
gown was white null. and she carried
white carnations. Only relatives wit
messed the ceremony and stayed for the
Informal reception which followed. Mr.
and Mrs. Stolberg have gone for short
wedding trip, and on their return will
reside in ST. Paul.
Miss Lila King will give a musical Fri
day evening, Jan. 80. at the residence of
street. The following programme will be
Sonata-Op. 81 M.3...........Be Beethoven
Miss Eliza B. King.
Violin Solo" Serenade' Standardization
Ray T. Holmes.
Nocturn,. op. 10; waltz. op. 20;
polonaise. sharp minor. ....... Chopin
Violin Duet-'Last Rose" ........ .Papini
Ray and z. G. Holmes.
' "Hark. Hark; the Lark; Schubert List
~c1A AAel eAAo 2~OoI Up. w.
Miss King.
6onatlna OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mozart
The Boys Brigade of the Arlington
Hills Presbyterian Sunday School has
been organized. The following officers
have been elected: Commandant, Mr.. w
J. Beggs; first lieutenant, Thomas Tay-
Tor; second lieutenant Philip Schneider;
hrst sergeant, George Larson; second SER
geant, Costello Kendall; third sergeant
Wallace Johnson; fourth sergeant Har-
old POntham; fifth sergeant, Albert Neu.
gard; first corporal, Tom Nordin; second
corporal, Fred Zuckee; third corporal,
Roland Forte; fourth corporal Ira, Berry
Weekly meetings are held Saturday even
ing in the church basement.
The Arlington Hills Mothers club will
meet next Wednesday in John Ericsson
school at 3:45. Rev. Elmer Dooley of thu
Philadelphian Baptist church, will ad-
dress the mothers.
The Cleveland High School Debating
club held its regular monthly meeting
in assembly hall Tuesday on the ques-
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DAYTON'S BLUFF.

go; "a Goasting party was given last Friday
evening by number of the boys of the
PUN. me party was later entertained by
mrs. e J; Miss and Mrs. Edgar KIinker-
Iues, at the home of Mrs. Miss, on Bates
Avenue Avenue Among the guests We're the
Misses Gecfrnde Boqny; Vera Helmes,
saunders, Ethel and Dora LIE MAY Flor
efnce Miss. Messrs. Alvin Klinkerfues,
10 LOUIS S hIoTpna age Bernan Roth, John Leon
walter and Allan Miss.
Nr. and Mrs. Silas Judson Gottschamer
OF Bates avenue, entertained Tuesday in
p p9ltq q the birthday of their daughter
ruin ruin. Ihere We're. about fifty girls and
boys Doys, VINO We're given a sleighing party
from to o'clock On their return sup
smila WAS a6 served red the decorations being
nostess were assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
IB3arwise Of st. Anthony Park; Mrs. VIII
H lam 1 BRINK and the Misses Clotilda and
charlotte Brink.
The Young Women's FOREIGN Mission.
aTy Society Of the Dayton's Bluff M 3.
CnQrch met Monday evening at the home
Of OF Key et and Mrs. A. L. KontFe of Ma
a silver social, to be given at the same
place Monday evening, Feb g. There will
pc programme. refreshments win be
taken up.
Mrs. n. Knous. of Maria avenue. was
hostess no Tor the Social Sixteen Card club
ILIn le afternoon. Mrs. J. NJ. Nugent,
and Mrs. P. J. Pheney received the
awards. Mrs. Mary Cannon, of East
seventh street, will be the next hostess
Mrs Moshier, Of Reaney street. was
. the hostess for the Bide-a-wee Card club
tuesday evening. The prize recipients
were Mrs. MOshier, Mrs Robertson Mr..
robertson and Mr.. A. Wilder. The club
meets next with Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Edgington. Of Minnehaha street.
The Elysian Euchre club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. John J. Conley. Of
Reaney street. Mrs. Hart, Mrs. q. Fl.
Slater and Mrs. It. Cullen were the prize
winners. The club will be entertained
IN two weeks by Mrs. M. Rooster. at the
| nome Of Mrs. Conley.
The Clover Leaf Card club was enter
tanned last Saturday evening at the homo
of Mrs. G. E. Griswold, Mrs. A Wilder
Delng the hostess. Mrs. GrsWold Mrs.
J: LIE May, Mrs. =. M. Kuhn, J. w. Le
May, Carl Knocke and J. M Kuhn won
the favOrS.
A benefit card party and dance will be
given Saturday evening in the knights
Of Columbus hall by the ladies of st.
Johns Catholic church.
.sleighing party was given Friday
evening by Lewis Linden, OF Beech
street. The party drove to North st.
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wealth by honest means Miss Phoebe
Young and George Lees led the afff1ma-
tive. Charles NOrdin and Marie Ponthan
the negative The judges decided in favor
of the negative
Mrs. Fred Sharp. Of Torrent street,
entertained the New Century club Tues
day afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs.
S. E. Kellerman, Mrs. William Rogers and
Mrs. George Rank. Mrs. John Roder-
gress willabe the next hostess.
The Elysian Euchre club was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon at the home
PrlZes were won by Mrs. Harb, Mrs e.
H: Slater and Mrs: Cullen. Mrs. Kester
will be the next hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. brewery, of Preble street
entertained the M. H. K. P. Euchre club
FRIDAY evening. Mrs. Stockwell Mrs. A
j. Corbitt. Miss Clara Hooper Mr.. Blod-
gett and Mr.. Louis Klinfelter were the
prize winners.
6fertalned Friday evening at a party fo1
Ralph Carpenter, who will leave shortly
Tor Waterloo, Iowa. to reside.
Bind Boone; the great pianist. will give
concert In Grace NJ. e. church Tuesday
evening, March 8, under the auspices Of
the Ladies Aid society
Mrs. c. L. Ebert. who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N Kors-
Pennington.
Mr.: and Mrs. r. G. Levroos. of Mt.
IDA street, gave a seven o'clock dinner
Friday evening for a company of friend
Mrs. Cox, of York street, will entertain
the Ladies, Aid Society of ST. James
episcopal Church Thursday afternoon.
Miss Inez Peterson. Of Sims street. en-
tertained the Girls Thimble Bee society
tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. William Bixby, of New Richmond
WIS, Is a guest Of Mrs. c. Allyn, OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H Alexander of York
Street, are entertaining Mr. Miller, Of
Miss Edna Brack, of DeSota. street
gave coasting party Saturday evening
Miss Bessie Pearson is entertaining
friends from Great Falls, Mont.
Charles Delamore, Of Mississippi street
mas gone to Tacoma. Wash.
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William 8; Pattee, STA. Arnold, A. A.
Law M. s.. Saunders, F. F. Westbrooke
" FFaaIhKhnofter, George f. James and
st, Paul chapter, Daughters of the
american af1H Revolution, viii meet Tuesday
Avenue Presbyterian church. Prof. West.
OF the state university, will make an ad-
dress, and a musical programme under
In bne SUPERVISION of Mrs. S. P. Crosby, will
gress OF daughters to be held in Washing
toni y. G., Feb. %, will be elected
Natnan Hale chapter will meet the
gates to the national congress. The meet
ing VIII be held at the home of Mrs An
drew Muir on Laurel avenue and a paper
VII %1, De read by Mrs. w. B. Glow on The
MRS. George B. Young. Of Summit ave-
nue., VIII entertain at cards tomorrow
evening at her home.
Mrs. e. 0. Tooker, Of Fairmont ave-
nue. nue. VIII give tea Friday afternoon at
Miss Khun, of Ramsey street will, give
4 ol hn for twelve Tuesday evening at
n Mrs, H. A. Stone. of Mackubin street,
noon. Wv o. 'ei
The Young Married Peoples club gave
Z 1ianclng party last night in RamaIeys
Miss Martha Neal. of Portland avenue.
entertained informally last night at her
Mrs. Sanborn, of Dayton avenue, will
give an INFORMAL luncheon Friday
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PAST PLEASURES.

The Misses Milton, of East Congress
street, gave a sleighing party and dinner
Iverson, a bride-elect Of the month.
Irene Florence and May Barsness, Of
West Central avenue were rendered
surprise party Thursday afternoon. There
were games and refreshments. Those
present were: Nellie Lynn, Beatrice
Fulkner, Agnes Kelley. Helen Thompson,
Emma Rhody, Ida Storlander, Clyde Da-
Wis, Robert Faulkner, Marie Johnst ton,
Lilly Wright, Adie Johnston. Gladys .Da-
Wis, STANDBY Faulkner, Warren Cole,
Bertha Dalberg, Esther Johnston, Ruth
Tingwald, Dorothy Lynn, Arthur Dolberg.
Miss Bertha Reinke of Goodhue street,
entertained Friday evening for Mrs. Will
liam Emmert. The hostess was assisted
by Miss Anna Clinton. There was dam
cling and music.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Wallich, of Selby
avenue, left last night for a trip to the
Holy Land and Mediterranean. They will
return by the way of Europe and will be
gone about five months.
Mrs. Paul G. Berisford, Marshall ave-
nue., is entertaining Mrs. Glen Browning,
Of Green Bay, Wis. and Mrs. Jewett
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Kluckholm, of
Hague avenue. who have been in New
York for the past three weeks, will re-
turn this week.
Judge J, w. Willis will leave this week
to Join Mrs. Willis and her father, DR..
Wharton. who are spending the winter in
the South.
Miss Birdie Van SAINT, Of Peoria, ILL.,,
who have been visiting Gov. and Mrs.
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RIM ONIAL.

Rudolph G. Henninger, Of ST. Paul, and
Miss Leah H. Harmony, Of Minneapolis,
at the home of the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Henninger. 371 Smith
avenue, Rev. S. B. Goetz, of Minneapolis,
officiating. Miss Emile Harmony was
maid Of honor and Miss Ella Henninger
bridesmaid H. Henninger was best
man and Theodore Lorig was groomsman.
After the ceremony the wedding supper
was served the guests being only rela-
tiVeS
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Van SAINT at the Aberdeen, has returned


home.
Miss Sweet, of Fargo. N D., who has
been the guest Of Mrs. w. H. Fagley, of
Holly avenue, has returned to her home.
Miss Smith, of Fort Yellowstone who
has been visiting Miss Haynes. of Dayton
avenue, has returned TO her home.
Mrs. John F. Stevens, Of Summit ave-
nue.. who has been out of the city for some
time, will return to day.
Miss Ray Harris, of the Albion, has re-
turned from months visit in Chicago
and Milwaukee. e @sS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Cobb, Of Western
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Greve Of Sum
nit avenue, are visiting in New York.
Miss Lila Finch of Summit avenue, will
leave tomorrow for a visit in Duluth.
Miss Martin, of Winnipeg, is the guest
of Miss Long, Of Portland avenues
Mr.. and Mrs w J. Dyer. of Grand
avenue, are visiting in New Y fork.
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES.


The Laurel club has issued invitations
f dar, IT'S seventh. anniversary ball Thurs
Tro1. Z. M Selling will have charge Of
me music; and all details will be given
tne ATTENTION that has characterized the
club. The regular semi monthly dancing
par parry ay at Lifts hall VIII take place Fri
The women of Rev. T. F. Gleeson's
parish, Dayton's bluffse will give a party
and entertainment at5eknights of Column
BUS hall, 81 Robert street, Saturday
evening.
:, The. Faithful Twelve Social club met
tuesday afternoon with Mrs. r. F. Rob
erts; OF Rondo street. Favors were won
by Mrs L. A. Webster. Mrs. H. H. Pro-
Serhagen and Mrs. j. D. Roberts. Mrs J.
w. Morrow, of Louis street, will be the
hostess Feb. 5.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given by the Swedish brothers in
the Lutheran church, Woodward avenue
f fota 1G nrnc6 street. Eft Friday Feb 49, The
Wlll be given to the famine sufferers in
sweden: The programme will be an
nounced later. The committee in charge
OF arrangements includes Frank Lilly
green, Edward Bergstedt and Edward
Peterson.
The Ladies Social Union of St. Paurs
Universe list scllurch will meet with Mrs.
L. w. French, FH76 Dayton avenue, Tues
day afternoon. N
The Two O'Clock Euchre club was en-
tertafned Thursday by Mrs. Harrington At
her home on Charles street. Favors were
B9neb 6y and MF Mrs cGlEer Miss Milop Mrs.
meet. next with Mrs. O'ConneH, Of s9e4
Aurora avenue.
Tha Iona How'd c1,,h 49, rr,,ouso..
evening with Miss Ellen Beaubin, 301 Cur
tee street. Favors were won by Miss
Jennie Jennie Lay LaEoeat. Miss Eugena savard,
club will meet the Goth with Miss Louise
Buechner, West.Seventh street.
The Luther League of the Memorial
English Lutheran Church will meet Tues
day evening at s o'clock at ITS Iglehart
street The young mems branch will take
up the discussion of the legislature and
will discuss plans Of work for the new
year.
The ladies of ST. James church will
give a card party Tuesday evening in st.
Francis hall
The Liberal Union of Minnesota Women
will meet in Tuttle Jniversalist church,
TWenty-seventh and Blaisden avenue
Minneapolis. Tuesday morning at 1890
OF the organization.
The Pilsen Social, club will give
dancing and card party at Central hall
TUESDAY evening. sba-
Mrs L. D. Skeel, Of Broadway street.
entertained the Limited club at cinch on
Tuesday. Prizes were won by Mrs. Bow
den. Mrs. Tubbesing, Mrs. Davis and Mrs.
Mcdonald.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sion union will hold it's quarterly meet
Park. The morning session viii open at
ans, Of Mortified, Win be one of the
church will entertain the union at lunch
con.
The Goodwin Dramatic Club of ST.
Paurs UniVersalist Church will present
a double bill at MoZart's hall Thursday
evening, Feb. 10. The plays are a two
act farce comedy entitled Mr.. Bob,'' and
a one-act society drama, Hearts"
Miss Ella Philipson, Of East Third
street, will entertain the members of
the Royal Whist club Tuesday evening at
her home.
The Ladies' Society of the Pacific Con-
gregational Church will give a Clothes
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charity euchre party will be given
W. Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows hall
committee in charge include Mrs p T
Conley' Mrs. Klosterman and Mrs. Vieley.
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The Merriam Park Women's cl,b will
hold regular meeting Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. H. w. Childs.
on ST. Anthony avenue
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-25

The Bon Ami Social club will give
9anclng party Thursday evening i
knights of Columbus hall
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-25

The Hamline Six O'clock club will
MET .1;I1 tomorrow evening. Prof Cooper
VIII read the paper.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-25

Rev David Morgan, of the Bethel. will
meeting of the Methodist Minister'S club
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suggest themselves No other sdated soap compared with
CUCRA for preserving purifying and identifying the skn scalp
hair and hands, No other foreign domestic SOAP however
expensive to be compared with for all the purposes of the toilet
bath and nursery. Thus combines ONE SOAP at ONE PRICE, the
BEST skin and complexion o and the toilet and baby soap
the world Sale greater than the worlds product of other skin soaps
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-25

e, The Mems League of the First M. e..
evening in the parlors of the church
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-25
NEWS OF THE LODGES.

The Pickwick club will give a dancins
party Wednesday evening in RamaleY':