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visiting for several days at the Perkins cottage
in SummerY1lle. Is now q guest of Mrs. HENRY

visiting for several days at the Perkins cottage,
Il sum@ervil,e is now guest of Mrs HENRY
:, Mrs Charles Sampson: Of Edgewood. will leave
Saturday for two months trip in the east and
south. Mr.. SIMPSONS sister will be in charge
OF the house during her absence.
- Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Horace A.
Taylor Of Washington, and Mrs. Taylor, are
William B. Morse Of Carmen Bay, ai LAKE Minns:
day; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kennedy, Mrs. G. a: 81
Kehns Miss Ms d La M Ewenao Mr. and hrs
Murdoch of Chicago will spend the rest Of the
season here.
Rev. Mr.. Mears, who was for several years
is spending week with his former practitioners
He has consented to fill the pulpit next Sunday
morning which WI give him IN opportunity Of
might not see
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom H. Reynolds Of Kansas
City, Mo-, are spending few days at Hotel st.
th e. cgq. aH whe
Stanley SSw s Miss sSss s Snsssd Miss william
Crawford, Jacksonville.
D. D. Turner, A: R: Bryan and NJ. wilcott es.
tablished record for themselves as walkers
around md the lover lake They started At half
o'clock In the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs: Fl. L. Hankinson have had as
their guest at their Deephaven cottage Mrs. Doc
little of Minneapolis Mr.. and Mrs. John See Of
Minneapolis win be guestss at the Hankinsol
home this week. Last evening Mrs. Hankinsor
entertained some friends at dinner, among then
being Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker of Cottagewood.
The Sunday school of the Welsh Presbyterian
church of Minneapolis held its outing at thu
picnic grounds at Tonka Bay yesterday. Nearl,
200 children and young people were present, ani
besides picnic dinner, the management hat
provided a program OF games and sports, which
| were greatly enjoyed. The picnic was managed
by Superintendent Edward Jones.
Mrs. J. Robitschek entertained at n house part,
over Sunday at her cottage at Cottagewood
Her guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hansen
Jensen Of Breezy Point, Nj: and Mrs: Tnoms
of Breezy Point, members Of card club which
holds its meetings during the winter, Miss Ali
Gallagher, Miss Adrina Hellason and Miss Lenor,
Lee.
The recent arrivals at Hotel Keewaydin, VIII,
are to remain for some time, are: Miss Cor:
Pittman, Miss Florence Johnston and Miss Eliza
beth R. Johnston, Of Keokuk, Iowa; :. William D
1 Lynes Mrs. James Cantrowitz and daughter
| William A.. Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. George A
Pierce, R. Roscoe Sanborn, of Minneapolis; Mis-
Helen Atwater, of st. Paul; w. n. Mast O
| Davenport
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WOMEN's DAILY NEWSPAPER
New York is Threatened with a Publlea.
ton to "PIay Up'' Moments
Interests.

New York, July 2S.-If plans do not
miscarry, New York women will soon have
a daily newspaper Of their own-a news
paper "of, for and by women" It will
be a one cent morning paper, printing i'm
portant general news in tabloid form and
playing up" all stories Of interest to
women. With the exception Of the me-
chanical depar tment, women will be al
most exclusively in control Of the news
paper. No name has yet been selected
for the paper but it is promised that the
first issue will appear on Nov.2.
1t is proposed to allow some woman to
select name for the sheet, and a prize
of 500 will shortly be offered, to be given
the woman who suggests the name thai
is adopted.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

fEhSONAL AMI oOC1AL.
Miss Nellie Day Is visiting Miss Edna Nickel
son at Hotel Stratford
Mrs. James Tenny Fuller has gone to James
willie to visit her parents. ~',s g.,
Mr. and Mrs. John Crosby and Miss Caroline
Crosby have gone east for an extended trip.
Miss W. Nearing and Miss Marion Wilkinson
left yesterday for Duluth to take the lake trip.
Mrs. Stoddard and Mrs. A. T. Knapp, Of Stew
artville, Mimi, are visiting Mrs. T. 6. Reedall
trip in Northern Wisconsin, and is at present
at Hotel Hyser. .-..
Frances Neal W. @. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. W. II. Cook Hawthorn and Seventeenth
street, tomorrow at o'clock.
Mrs. A. H. Boxrud and daughter Of Salt Lake
City, are the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. G. E..
Dennis of Portland avenue.
Mr. and ks Mrs James W Horne arrived from
the guests of Mrs Horne's parents.
Mrs viii II. Alexander has been spending a
o few days with Captain and Mrs. John Alexander,
Mr.. Alexander's parents, on her way home from
Boston.
ker. of Grinnell, Iowa, are the guests of their
sister. Mrs. Harriet E. Gardner, SIT Eleventh
avenue Sc. '.....
Miss Marjorie Edwards, Of Clinton, Iowa,
daughter of W. A. Edwards, formerly Of Mime
apolis. is the guest of Miss Mary Rhodes, 2627
Portland avenue. ....
Mrs. A. II. Policy Is entertaining Mrs. Frances
Policy Of Rochester, N. Y, and Master Ray
mond Policy of Buffalo, N. Y. and Mrs. W. W.
Sawyer of Rockford, Ill.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Watson of Superior, Wis, &C.
companied by her daughter, Mrs. Alex Gilt
ford of Menominee. Mich, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. NJ. Miller, at 1907 Harriet avenue
St Lawrence church will give an ice cream
social tonight the grounds opposite the
church on Twelfth avenue and Seventh street,
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instead Of on the colosseum grounds as was an

instead of on the Colosseum grounds as was an
nounced previously.
Northwestern people at New York hotels are:
Observation-Disclosures. w. A. Benton: Cont
mental, l.. Christianson, Mrs. Beissbarth, Miss
H. Gjertsen Mrs Thompson; Victoria, D. Cree;
Broadway Central, A. Owre; Park Avenue, Miss
q. Hyatt; Manhattan, Mrs. l.. Preece; Holland,
D.-Albert, s. Fauth.
The Bethlehem Norwegian church will give u
steamboat excursion down the Mississippi river
and W Lake st. CroiX, Wednesday, July 20.
The excursion VIII be given under the auspices
of the Young Peoples society and tile steamer,
J. J. Hill, which has been chartered for the day,
will leave Minnehaha landing at $3.50 a. M,
returning to st. Paul at p. M, where special
cars have been arranged for the return trip to
MINNEAPOLIS
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.
Miss Florence Todd is at. Lake Minnetonka
Miss May Chase is guest Of Mrs. Alvah

Miss Florence Todd Is at Lake Minnetonka.
Miss May Chase is guest Of Mrs. Alvah
Bull.
Mrs. Warner is entertaining guests from
Ripon, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burghardt and son Arthur
have returned from Denver.
Miss Jennie Cannon, of Chicago, is visit
ing st. Anthony Park friends.
MIS-. H. L. Hunter is entertaining her aunt,
Mrs. Giraffe, of Lancaster, Ohio.
Miss Eva Shelley entertained house party
of young people from Hazel Park last week.
Mrs. Leonard and daughter, Of Kansas
City, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. s. Stew
art.
Mrs. Percy vittum will entertain the Ladies
day.
Mrs. Shelley will entertain the Ladies' Aid
society of the Congregational church next
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Boss and daughters
go this week to Lake Minnetonka for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Chambers who has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. D.. G. Martin, has returned
to Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Green have returned
from a two months visit in Boston and New
Hampshire. - !,
The St. Anthony Park Woman's association
Will give its annual picnic Friday, at Lake
Minnetonka.
VIZ anu WITS. w. II. SQelleODaT&eT anu
Miss shellenbarger have returned from q
long visit at Humboldt. Iowa.
Mrs. Wilbur Todd. with her guests, Mrs.
Dixon and Miss Taliaferro. OF illinois. are
spending some time at Lake Minnetonka.
A party of st. Anthony Park young people
were guests Of a home party given BY Mr..
and Mrs. James Bull, at Edna Mills, last
week.
Mrs. J. H. McDermott. of Cromwell avenue,
entertained at dinner Sunday evening in honor
of Mrs. Genge's guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Wind
eighteen.
ladies at porch breakfast Tuesday morning
in honor OF Mrs. NJ. J. Chace, of Rochester
n. Y. and Mrs. Giraffe, of Lancaster, Ohio
Mrs. Brace was assisted by Mesdames Eddy
Hill, schuette, Liggett, w Plant, Blodgett
Snider and Cudworth with Misses Hunter
Hill, Dunn, Douglass, Liggett and Plant
In the afternoon a Kensignton was given te
the same number of guests Mrs. Drew en-
| tertained ut a 1himble bee Saturday afternoon
in honor Of her sister, Miss Salisbury, O
Denver, who is her guest for the summer
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Sanitation In the Philippines.

A current report Of the medical officers
in the Philippines shows that the death
rate in Manila for the first quarter of the
past few years has steadily decreased
from 1858 per thousand the first quarter Of
1900 to 22.17 for the first quarter in 1903
The decrease is attributed to proper
medical and surgical treatment and i'm
proved sanitation. Nothing is better for
insuring good health than golden grain
belt beer. Order a case for home use.
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$45.oo, Tacoma, Seattle and Portland and
Return. $500.

$45.oo, Tacoma, Seattle and Portland and
Return, $45.oo.
$4,000. San Francisco and Return. $4,000.
$4,000, Los Angeles and Return. $4,000
These tickets are on sale by the North
ern Pacific Railway company, Aug. LIST
to 18th, and are good for the return until
Oct. 10, with liberal stopovers. You may
not get to the Pacific coast again, so you
cannot afford to miss this opportunity to
see Montana, Washington, Idaho and
Oregon. There Is no way to see all Of
this country to advantage without going
or returning via the Northern Pacific
railway. There Is no extra charge on the
North Coast Limited train. The North
ern Pacific City Ticket Office is head
quarters for information on summer ex-
cursions.
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Lake Happenings


Miss Margaret Jones is the guest Of Fairview
friends this week.
On Friday there will be the usual informal hop
at Hotel Keewaydin
Mrs. j. J. Pitblado is the guest of Mrs. q. L.
Byron this week, at Spring Park.
Mrs. G. L. Stacy spent yesterday Us the guest
of Mrs Earl NJ. Goldborough Of Cottagewood
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Yarneu and Miss Yarnell
have just taken cottage at Edgelawn for the
summer.
Stanley Bernard, who has been guest Of Mrs.
Boudiet at Cottagewood for six weeks, has left
to go to Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Moore of Breezy Point,
have returned to the city. Miss Charlotte Dow
~ has been their guest
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Foote of Cherokee Iowa.
who have been at Tonka Bay hotel ever since
the opening, left for homo to-day.
Miss Adele De Long and Miss Edith De Long
OF West Superior are to come out to the lake
to-day, guests Of Mrs. H. G. Hanford at Mead.
vile.
DR.. and Mrs W. II. Boyle, pastor Of House OF
Hope church IN st. Paul, and Charles Mcleod OF
Paul were guests over Tuesday OF Mrs. S. H.
Nunnally in Cottagewood.
Mrs N. 3. Putnam, of Mankato, who has been
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EVER SINCE 1853

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has been
continuously before the public. It has
therefore enjoyed the confidence of the
people for half century, record un-
Ten ey any % Usnsa ytoaf fair emad
everyone suffering from Loss of Ape
tite. Nausea, Heartburn, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Constipation or Liver and
Kidney troubles. It positively cures.
One bottle will convince you Of it's merit.
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at an all.day outing by party Of mem

at an all.day outing by a party of mem
Eers residing at the lake for the summer
Coming out on the morning train at 10
o'clock the women went to the home Of
Mrs. Frank Meyer at Linwood, where the
hostesses of the day-Mmes. T.. T. Abbott,
Frank Meyer, H. A. CoveIl, w: w. Page,
A. K. Day, and L. A. Hawkins-received
them The hours were spent at a thimble
bee and luncheon was served at noon in
Mrs. Meyers dining-room which was dec
grated with wealth of the season S
flowers. Each of the guests had contributed
her share Of dainties towards the picnic
dinner, and the meal was a feature of the
day. In the afternoon the pleasant sur
|roundings were taken in.
Among those out for the day were
Mines. w. w. Dawley, J. A. Frey, e. w.
Overlook, G. B. Stevens, G. H. Holden, M.
K. Kelley, M. G. Yale, j. A. Turnbull, T..
B. Lindsay, L. w. Ford, H. T. Bonham,
bell and daughter Ruth, A. G. Robinson,
G.. R. Lane r. L. Weston, H. c. Caldwell,
E. ]. Fairfield and daughter, Margot, W.
M. Hamilton, Patience Baker, L. A. White,
L. w. Lewis, w. r. Leonard, 8. e.
Chandler, F. Elwell, r. J.. Gault, and
barrow, Sylvester, J. T. Barnum, Carpent-
er, D. F. Stanford. Charles Fleming and
Alice Forbes; Misses Bessie Lane, Gladys
Covell Florence Smith, Anna Taylor,
Agnes and Ella Crounse, Grace Abbott as
sisted.
Auntie Smith, the oldest member of the
society was also among the guests. She
is "a years old and her influence Is such
that without "Auntie Smith no function
in the whole church would be complete.
August IA Mrs. Turnball of Saltwater
will have the society come to her home for
an outing and thinble bee.
Colonel Wilcoxson Of Carrolton, Mo-,
| treated the Carrolton colony at the Samp-
son house to an extensive fishing excursion
| to-day. There are about thirty Carro1ton
people at the hotel for the summer and
they were taken to the upper lake. The
steamer Frolic was chartered, and she
made trip to the upper lake this morn
| ing, taking the men and the fishing boats.
Later she returned to Excelsior for the
ladies. About 1 o'clock the party
camped and enjoyed fish bake, presided
over by L. F. Sampson. Toward evening
the Frolic will take the ladies home to
Excelsior and will return later for the
men and boats.
The florists picnic was held on the Elk
celsior common yesterday. Several hun
dred florists were out and the day was
very pleasantly spent. A good program
/ Of games and races had been provided and
was carried out. A picnic dinner on the
common, bathing boating and fishing are
additional features Of interest.
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A woMAN,s NEwsPAPER.

first issue Of one-cent morning newspaper
devoted exclusively to stories of and for
women, will it Is said appear on the streets
of New York, Nov 1. Great secrecy is being
maintained as to the promoters of the new
paper. To avoid being "scooped" the women
propose going to press couple of hours
later than their contemporaries.
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All disorders caused by bilious state
of the system can be cured by using Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. No pain, gripping
or discomfort attending their use. Try
them
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Begins at Bed Rock

Health, strength and vigor depend on
digestion. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
makes 1t perfect, or no pay Only 26c
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carey's Magnesla Cement Roofing,
The only roofing material that grows
better with age. Try it. w. s. Mott
Company. Both phones, 376.
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Low one-Way Rates to the East via the

New York, N. T.. $2e; Montreal, Que,
s24.65; Boston, Mass, SGT; Albany, N. z.
s24.66; Toronto, Ont, $3.50; Buffalo. N.
z, $40; Portland, Me-. $3.50. Other
points in proportion. Call at ticket Office.
119 Sd st s..
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Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. E.. N. o.
born, who have recently arrived at Rose
Farm for the summer, gave steamer
party on the Helena to about twenty Of
the guests. Short stops were made at the
Minnetonka club, the Excelsior casino and
the Tonka Bay hop.
On Monday the annual hard times party
will be given at Rose Farm and this is
one of the funniest occasions of the year
on the upper lake. The steamers have all
begun to take notice Of the upper lake
this season and the resorts on the more
secluded sheet of water now have an
adequate steamer service, which is much
appreciated. The Helena arrives at Rose
Farm from Excelsior now daily, at 9:25,
1910 p. M, p. m.
Among the latest arrivals at the farm
are Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Harding and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. George McGregor.
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Mrs. E. M. Golsborough will entertain
at small luncheon on Friday at her sum
mer home at Cottagewood. Her guests
will be the members Of a card club who
are spending the summer at the lake.
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At Northland Inn dancing Is so popular
that it has been decided to make the next
two Friday night entertainments hops
Cards also are beginning to arouse in
terest and there will be a progressive
cinch party Monday night. Last night a
party Of sixteen guests from the inn char
tered the Fanny L. for a visit to the Elk
celsor casino and a cruise on the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hohmann, child
and maid have arrived this week to
spend the season. Mr. and Mrs. F. H.
Brown were at the inn over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Costello entertained
Miss M. McFeeley and F. E. McFeeley at
the hop last Friday. Miss Kitty Ferro
was the guest of Mrs. Gorrien last week.
Mrs. L. v. Boyer, st. Paul; Mrs. J. J..
Corcoran, and Miss Katherine Corcoran
of New York. spent Tuesday at the inn.
Mrs. Mary F. Andrews had as her guest
on Tuesday Mrs Harrison Walker.
Among the special guests for the hop
Friday were James Williams, Harry
Squire, Mrs. c. B. King, Miss Lewis, Miss
Sullivan.
w. P. Harmon was week end guest at
the inn.
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A card party was given in the parlors
Tuesday evening and eight tables OF pro-
gressive euchre were played. The prizes
were won BY Mrs. Towle, Mrs. Duncan
Messrs r. l.. Penney, Towle and Corrl-
gan. r..- -
Among the special features planned
for next week is library party for Mon
day at which each guest Will represent
the title of popular book.
One of the important entertainments OF
the summer dramatically will be the
white minsctrels' show Friday, July 81.
This will be given in the dining room and
Miss Foster will invite the guests at the
other hotels around the lake. Charles
Laird will assist Miss Foster In putting
this on. '- ,.s.t.-'.-
The following season guests have just
arrived: Mr.. and Mrs. B. Heller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Moss, F. Moss. Harry Cohn,
MIR. and Mrs. I. Kaufman, Harold Kauf-
man, Edna Kaufman, Minneapolis; Mi.
and Mrs. J. G. Hubinger and maid, iKeo-
kuk, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Silverberg,
St. Louis; Mrs. F. J. Halter, Marion G.
fIaller, Mrs. G.. w. Lininger, Omaha.
E. Slattery and j. Tracy Of Dubuque,
are at the hotel for three weeks.
J. r. Laidlaw, Jr., of Chicago, is spend
ing two weeks at the hotel. H.. -
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The Womcn's Society of the Central
Baptist church was entertained yesterday
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Via 500 Line, sso-st. Anne de Heauprs,
Quebec and Return.
Date of SALE July 10Th to Esd inclusive.
Booklets and itineraries at the ticket
office.
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Quite a number Of cottagers living at
Linwood and at Wildwood will make
the upper lake trip Of the Victor, which
is to be given on Friday by Captain
Champion. The excursions have proven
very popular among cottagers.
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Mrs. NJ. A. Sturm entertained at
luncheon yesterday al her apartments in
the Woonsocket in honor of her guest,
Miss Mayme Sturm of Chicago.
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BOYS Straw Hats 1Oc.

A table full of Eoys' Straw Hats in sailor,
yacht and soft brim shapes-Milan. Mackinaw
or sennit straws; hats that have sold all season
at from SOC to 75c; to close out the e.
entire lot they are marked, each !. LUG
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Covell who cele-
brated their thirtieth wedding anniversary
on Monday, were given a charming sur
prise by group of friends living near
them at Linwood. Among those who
planned the surprise were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. David Stanford, Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Hawkins, the Misses
Gladys Covell. Anna Taylor, Mrs. L. A.
White, Miss Olive Taylor, Frank Meyer,
Jr, Sydney Myer, George Hawkins, Eu-
gene Hawkins and Ned Covell. Supper
had been provided on an elaborate scale,
and the twenty-five guests were seated
at table decked with an abundance Of
golden-hued nasturtiums. waterlilies and
ferns. The rooms were hung with
branches of green and brilliantly hued
flowers contrasted to perfection with the
glossy foliage. After supper Mrs. Covell
was showered with many pieces Of dainty
linen souvenirs of the day.
The Acte's regular Wednesdays excur-
| sions into the upper lake have met with
great success, and Captain Cheeley had a
boat full yesterday. The beautiful day
had brought many excursionists to the
| lake, and after delightful tour the pic
mic luncheon at the Mound was much ap-
preciated.
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Boys Wool Suits, 81.

Just 80 in the lot, mostly small sizes, but
few large ones - they are all wool cheviots in
dark shades; a few have knickerbocker pants.
All are well made to combine good looks with
wear, and the suits are from lines selling at
from 50. so to $6. To clear up the lot g.
tomorrow your choice, at only
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Muslin Underwear

Yesterday We advertised all the odds and
ends from our regular muslin underwear stock
at greatly reduced prices, and the result was
more than we anticipated-so great was the
rush that before night we were compelled to
add several short lines of very desirable goods
to the lot-these will be sold tomorrow at the
same prices as the others, today:
Corset Covers, regular 35c Corset Covers worth 5oc
ones, some a little 1n and bargain at that, u .
soled, now...... LUG ...5....,..... OOC
Corset Covers, $50 special Gowns, Skirts, Drawers,
good things worth or all priced TO sell from AZ =
up to Soc now. LOC 75c to $l.00, now. 4OC