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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-14
DITCH PETITION

DITCH PETITION.
State Of Minnesota, @:
County Of Hennepin.-ss.
Whereas the petition Of T. L. Peterson
has been filed in the office of the I'M
dersigned Auditor Of said County, pray
ing for the establishment, widening,
Strengthening and improving IF ditch
or watercourse along the route proposed
therein; -s -"r .. . Fl
Now. therefore, Notice is hereby Civ
en- Of the fling of said petition and that
the same will be heard and determined
by the Board of County Commissioners
of said County at q session of said
Board to be held at the Court House in
the City of Minneapolis, Minnesota, on
the, End day of January, 1905, at ten
A true copy of said petition is as fol
PETiTIoN FOR A PUBLIC DITCH.
To the Board Of County Commission
ers Of the County of Hennepin and State
Of Minnesota: ~ ..a."' IL ..
The undersigned land owners whose
lands will be liable to be affected by
or assessed for the expense of the ditch
hereinafter described woulc respectful
~ represent that it will be Of public
benefit and utility that public ditch
be, established and constructed along the
following route within said County :,
Compromising at a point in Section thir-
teen (l3) where the River Road crosses
the so-called Madison IS Ravine, running
in a southwesterly course one hundred
and ten (110) rods-more or less, as to
nveniency-thence west to public
highway constructed on Section line di.
viding Sections twenty-three (23) and
Itwenty-four- (2G, thence nerthwesterly
along an old established water-course
to a public constructed highway at a
point thirty-f $3.50 rods more or less
West of the Northeast corner of Sec
tion twenty three (23), thence due West
in a sufficient distance north Of last
said constructed highway on Sector
lines dividing SECTIONS fourteen (14)
twenty:three (23), fifteen (15(, ant
twenty-five (22), and to be Terminated
? at point on the Southwest quarter
. (A) of Southwest quarter (A) Of See
tion fifteen (15). All lands herein con
cerned is laying and being in Township
one hundred and nineteen (ll9), Range
twenty-one (21).
And your petitioners pray that vol
will proceed to establish such ditch, ant
cause the same to be constructed &C
cording to law.
Dated at Brooklyn this 31st day o:
J October, A. D. 1904: : -, - = =
G. johnson,
John Anderson,
Henry Mikkelson,
Henry. Peterson,
O.P. Draxson,
Dated November 25th, A. D. 1904.
, HUGH R. SCOTT,
Auditor of Hennepin County, Minnesota
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HOW JAURETT
WAVED FAT
STORY OF AN AMERICAN NEwsPA
PERMAN IN VENEZUELA.
He Is Now to Be Expelled for Jumping
on the Castro Governmental In
ternational 'String Fiend'' and the
Money He Has Made in the Business.
New York Sun.

The news that A. F.. Jaurett, an
American citizen, is to be expelled from
Venezuela did not surprise anybody at
the state department. The report OF his
latest dismissal was merely the. repeti-
ton of an old story. Every American
Jaurett. He is good man to know, not
only for his personal characteristics, but
because he is always invaluable in an
emergency. Does the American need
money! Jaurett will find a way Of get
ting it for him. Would he like to see
the real society of Caracas9 Jaurett
will introduce him if Jaurett is satisfied
that he is all right. Is the government
suspicious that the American has revo-
lutlonary designs7 Jaurett will fix it
with the ministry.
Jaurett is one Of the editors Of the
Venezuela Herald, q Caracas news
paper printed in English and Spanish.
He is also the correspondent of a great
many newspapers in Europe and Ameri
ian squadrons were blockading Vene-
zuelan ports three years ago and the
eyes of the world were upon the South
American republic, Jaurett had a mo-
nopoly for time of supplying news to
nearly all the big papers Of this coun
try and the continent of Europe. :" A
few hundred more for the poor Jau
| rett,' he would say as he deposited
each Of the many drafts that came tc
He waxed fat on his work. The policy
that of the Venezuelan government
and Jaurett was favorite in offcia
circles. Everything was coming hi:
Prior to that time Jaurett had bes1
frequently in trouble with the Venezue
ian. authorities. Dispatches sent by hin
to foreign newspapers were often. re
tionable, and Jaurett was always calle'
upon to explain. One American minis
ter to Caracas has said that much o
his work there was to persuade the au
thorities not to deport him. The breez
newspaper man seemed to like worry
ing the powers that be. He said wha
he thought and said it in vigorous Ian
guage. One narrow escape from de
portation did not deter him from risk
ing another.
| According to the information re
ceived by the state department, Jau
rett g latest difficulty has arisen fro1
the publication in his paper OF severa
articles in defence of the New York <
}Bermudez company, whose asphalt proI
critics in Venezuela were contscated D.
the government.
i President Castro is waging bite
war against the company and Jaurett
attacks on his course angered him. I
Jaurett is actually deported, he will e
: probably to Curacao or some near-b
place and wait there for change in tn
: rather shaky Castro administration
Then he will return to Caracas to r.
sumo his lively career.
Jaurett's father was French eng
!. neer.; The son obtained American cit
: zenship and drifted to Caracas. He WE
; poor when he reached there, but it We
:: not long before he became prosperous.
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Special Christmas Rates to Eastern
Canada.
Via Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Railway.

From Duluth to ----
London, Ont, and return :.......$17.l0
Woodstock, Ont, ana return.... 1925
owen Sound, Ont, and return. 80 1900
Collingwood, Ont, and return. 80. 1900
Toronto. Ont, and return. ...... 1900
Kingston, Ont, and return. ...... 1900
Prescott, Ont, and return ...... 1900
Ottawa, Ont, and return. ....... 22.OO
Montreal, Que, and return. ...... 22.50
Quebec, Que, and return. ....... $500
st. John, N. B., and return. 49,. 1880
Proportionate rates to intermediate
points in Canada. Tickets on sale Dec.
"A, 15, 16 and IT. Final return limit,
Jan. 10, 1905. .-. .-.-.
Mart Adson, General Agent,
430 Spalding Hotel Block, Duluth, MINI.
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Everyone Is Going West.

Next summer will be a busy season
for the Northern Pacific railway. Large
Yellowstone National Park, Pacific
Coast and Alaska tours. The Lewis and
Clark Exposition at Portland, Ore, Is
worth any ones time and money to
make the trip. There is only one way
to see all Of the wonderful western
country, md that is to travel via the
Northern Pacific. See Mr.. G.. F. Nc
Neill, the city ticket agent, at Mime
apolis, for information. Ask FOR the
booklets descriptive of the country.
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LEATHER RAILROAD TIES
Made from Scraps Picked Up in Shoe
- Factories.
ChicDpo Journal.

= : Ch1cQgO journal.
= One Of the most curious recent uses Of waste
material is the making of railroad ties from
scrap leather such as is found in great quanti-
ties in shoe factories. F. w. Dunnen of West
Warren, Mass, has worked out a process by
which ties can De made which he thinks will
stand much more wear than any wooden ties He
ties used in ordinary railroad traffic and tests
Of more than two years in yards where the
belief In the durability of the ties he has
mi adj
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Holiday Rates East, via Duluth, South
Shore & Atlantic Railway

From Duluth to points in eastern Cana
Dec. IL to 20. : Good for return until
Jan. 10. To all local points on the D.,
S. s. & A. Ry., rate Of fare and one
third for the round trip. Tickets on
sale Dec. %, 80, "a and 25. Good for
return until Jan. 5, 1905:
Mart Adson, General Agent, 430
Spalding Hotel block, Duluth, MINI.
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All Of those nervous affections that
arise from the very delicate structure
of her organism, bordering on dur
ing the change of life. every form of
nervous trouble peculiar to women,
Drs. Robinson and Ring successfully
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relief and eAecting permanent mi cures.
Consultation and examination free.
Call or write Drs. Robinson and Ring,
702-7O4 Boston Block, Minneapolis,
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
- .ti.%D. ~ .,'E'
49,. Wanted.

WANTED-A SINGLE DRIVING HARNESS, A
double driving harness, rubber-tired trap,
runabout or top rig; must be- snap; drop
four, N. D.
WANTED-A GOOD PAIR OF HORSES THAT
be used for carriage work. will give in ex-
change some good real estate. W. II. Gould,
400 Boston block. IN. =: f.-E g..
IF YOU HAVE ANY HORSES TO SELL Re.
member that Barrett & Zimmerman, at Mid.
pay cash.
CASH PAID FOR HORSES AND HARNESS
and buggies and robes. Frost & Co., rear of
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1t is believed that the Rothschild
family, as a whole, ID worth about
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Certificate

The easy Christmas gifts. Issued for
any amount. Nickel Plate.
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Farm Lands.
"OUT THERE IN KANSAS"

"oUT THERE IN KANSAS"
Do you know that western Kansas is on
the verge of one of the biggest land booms ever
in the west? Everything now points to
join our excursion parties, leaving every Tues
. day, and look over the country for Yourself.
Even If you do not invest you will find the
trip will prove both profitable and enjoyable.
Prices of lands still very cheap, and are
sure to double in a short time. These lands
are suitable for mixed farming and the eli
mate is unsurpassed Prices range from Sc to
3 IS per acre: very easy terms; 10 years II
desired. Write for full descriptive circular and
plan, call at office and let us show you
sample of corn and other grains raised Spe-
Z cial railroad rates.
Eastern Dakota Land & Loan Co.,
2oO-201 Northwestern Building.
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FOR SALE, BY OWNER, SEPARATE OR TO.
gether, three lots on Columbus av between Lake
and 31st SITS; all street improvements In price
very low for cash. Address F. s. M, P. o.
box Oil.
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NEW HOUSE. A BARGAIN. READ. READ.
Must be sold before finished. Price So, 200
Full two stories, seven rooms, oak finish. hot.
water heat, coumned openings, solid hardwood
floors, extra well constructed fine alton
You make $500 on this bargain by spring
Buy and be wise.
Finest ever. Massive home. Fine barn
Excellent corner. A So, 500 property for
$4,000. VIII pay is per cent If rented. Nine
rooms, arranged for two families; hardwood
finish mantel and CRATE: plate az and
loaded glass galore. Queen Anne windows.
The finest home in the city for the price
These properties two great snaps
Snap EN- up.
Morrison Crittenden Co.,
Phoenix Building,
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
.... :AMERICAN LINE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTHAMPTON.
-Queenstown-Liyerpool.
ATLANTIC IRANSPORT LINE
NEW YoRK-LoNDoN DIRECT.
g.. DOMINION LINE
PORTLAND-LIVERPOOL. short sea passage.
RED STAR LINE
NEW ON-ANTWERP-PARIS. q
Calling at Dover for London and Paris.
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z
BOSTON-QUEENSTOW
NEW YORK AND BOSTON DIRECT
TIE IL mEDs rERkAkEAF AzoKKIHAA
Gibraltar, Naples, Genoa, Alexandria.
FROM NEW YORK.
REPUBLIC ............ Jan. IA, Feb. %
FROM BOSTON.
CANOPIC Observation-Disclosures Jan. /. Feb. Is
ROMANO Jan. 2S. March IL
%. E. BRECKE, N, W. P. Agt.,
121-123 Sd st 8, Guaranty Bldg, Minneapolis.
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XMAS GIFTS FOR ALL

XMAS GIFTS FOR ALL.
Just opening a stock Of Joseph Rogers,
Henry Sears and other well-known makes Of
cutlery. For the purpose of advertising, we
shall give special holiday prices on fine carving
sets. heavy stag handles, solid silver mount
ings; regular $l2 and $14 sets, now So and SO.
Stag handles, solid silver mountings, So and
SO sets now Sc to S. Our leader, $1.75 to
$3.50: Flies new cutlery and tool store, AZ
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SALT RIVER VALLEY, ARIZONA, REAL Es-
tate for sale. TO those who have health, en-
ergy and strength wish a change from bleak,
cold, frigid climate to warm, sunny, balmy
one, you find 1t in Salt river valley, which
comes nearer flowing with milk and honey to
the man who weighs well in the balances of
Of. Communications with honest descriptions
will be cheerfully given to any inquiry. If you
wish to visit our valley l will meet you at
depot give you best service in room and board
we have free of charge If you purchase thru
me. II not reasonable rate will be charged.
G. NJ. Watt, Phoenix, Ariz, box S33.
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land near city; school, store; just right for
truck farming, poultry, dairy. Webster, Sol
Phoenix.
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PAUL BEUHLER,

S3,oOo-4Gx12o, GRAND Av, NEAR LAKE
st, eight rooms, modern except heat.
$2,6oo-45x12o, Garfield av, near 31st st,
eight rooms, city water, gas, bath,
closet, open plumbing, mantel and
CRATE. cellar: will sell two lots and
house at So, 200.
$2,5O0-2441- 43 10th av S, double building,
IS rooms. cellar, city water on both
floors; rent $3.50 month.
81, S00-l5x125, Morgan av N near Goth,
seven rooms, cellar city water and
barn; newly painted and In good loca-
ton.
, 81, 300-46x126 18th av S, near 34th st,
six rooms, cellar. cistern and we'll.
Houses at all prices.
Walter L. Badger,
300 Oneida Block
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE

Farm Lands. "a
Continued. 80"
STUTSMAN COUNTY, N. D., CASH BARGAINS.
WE section 21-139-65, near Windsor $40 per
acre. ~
NV u section 2s-13s-e5, near Windsor, $40
per acre. x r. 1919. .,. -. -
sWA section 16.13s.es. near Medina, IS per
acre. 81.
NEA section 12-139-89. near Medina, $40
per acre.
Springs, So per acre.
S1a section 11-139-7O. 40 rods from Crystal
Sp :ngs, IS PEE acre.
Sa section 17-141-6a, north of Medina, $3.50
per acre. .- .,.-
Wheelock & Wheelock.
Fl Waldorf Block Fargo, N. D.
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SIS ,O00 STOCK OF FIXTURES TO BE SOLD RE.
CARELESS Of COST including two safes, plate
glass showcases, stock tables, window display
fixtures, mirrors wallcases, hatcases, shoe de- de,
goods, shelving, partitions, dummy figures, all
sizes etc Cali and make your selection; prices e.
place carload coming from st. Louis fair
Country storekeepers should take advantage Of
this sale. Twin City Fixture Co., 223 80 81
s. Minneapolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-25
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to the
health office for the twenty-four hours
ended at noon today:
Lillian Brown. 10 Browns court, S
months
Mary Edgerly. Garfield Hospital, "A years
John Frazer. 26O F street southwest, 3
weeks
Ralph L. Greenwell. Ills ~ street south
west, 8 months.
Spencer Lee, Hillsdale. D. c., 60 years.
David Lewis. 1913 9th street northwest, &C
years.
Victor R. Lyle, Government Hospital for
the Insane, Al years.
Bridget Madigan, "a Fenton street north
east IS years.
Charles E. Marshall. 624 street south
cast, months.
Emma Theresa Morgan. 1407 G street
southeast, 30 years.
Joseph w. McCauley 1900 9th street
southwest, 76 years.
John Olivia Patterson. Decatur street
northeast, 10 years.
Rena H. Phillips, 1O6 NJ street northwest,
80 years.
Henry Pond. Home for the Aged, 81
years.
Rebecca Rawlings. Washington Asylum
Hospital. SO years.
Margaret Reynolds. 1886 18th street
northwest. "A years.
Fannie Sanders, Ivy City, IS years.
Joseph A. Sparks, 1921 street, 80 years.
Johanna Tobriner. COG street northwest,
80 years.
Annie Thurston. 2229 9th street north
west, % years.
Prince L. Welch. 1907 33d street, Is years
Edward s. West. JOG Ridge road east, 81
years.
William Woodbridge. $40 street north
west, So years.
Eliza A. Wolff. 61O street northwest, So
years.
William Young. 81 M street southwest, 81
years
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Lorenzo Smith and Hattie Smith.
George Johnson and Ida NJ Haskell, both
of Langdon, D. c.
Charles w. Kaminska and Mabel E. Da-
Wis, both of Baltimore, Md.
Burlington Jackson and Mamie Carter.
John NJ. Pfeffer and Adelne M. Musch,
both of Baltimore, Nd.
Sidney M. Hiner of Milford, Del, and
Susie Stephens of this city.
Irving c. Trainham and Clay D. Toone,
both of Richmond Va.
John Maten and Locarrie Cavalia.
Charles Mitchell and Rose Judge
Joel l.. Lockland and Ola W. Hawkins
both of Lithia, Va.
George Gray and Anna M. Gibson.
A. F. Ray of Baltimore, Md, and NJ. H.
Walker of Fredericksburg, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-25

Martha Foley. as maid of honor. and Miss
Bertha Jackson. Miss Ella Diggs and Miss
Rosa Hall as bridesmaids. The ushers were
Wm Brooks, VIM. Mitchell A. s. Pinkett.
T. Bolts and A. Carpenter. II. Moore served
as best man.
The bride was attired in white crepe de
chene, trimmed in Irish lace. She carried n
shower bouquet. The bridesmaids wore
white organizes over white silk trimmed
Win Naienciennes lace. They carried pink
brdemaid roses
A reception followed at the home of the
brides parents. F street after which
MI. and Mrs. Mickens took the II o'clock
north.
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For the Firemen's Fund.

The benefit performance planned by Miss
Natalie Barney for the Baltimore and
Washington firemen's fund and the citi-
zens' relief associations of both cities, which
was unavoidably deferred from February
II, will take place Thursday, March 3. at
the Lafayette Theater, when Mr.. Walter
Damrosch will give his recital of "Parsi-
far at 4.30 o'clock. The patronesses will
be Mrs. Elkins. Mrs. HIT Mrs. Hopkins,
Mrs. Barney, Mrs. John r. Mclean and
Mrs. Boardman. Seats will be on sale Fri
day morning.
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Church Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Lily v. Foley and
Andrew Mickens took place last evening at
8 O'Clock in the Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church, Rev. Walter H. Brooks officiating.
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Laces, Emb. & VeiRings.

AaGSS, EHadD. & VeAHl1RS.
Embroidery Edging, Insertion and
Beading; nainsook and cambria heavy
edges; large and pretty ERL
a4ssa Tiesyt D Ds5'h noe:- $50.
Plain and fancy mesh Veilings; black,
blue, brown, white and black; ~
fine and heavy patterns; worth VIC
13c.-Green Ticket Day...
Embroidery and Insertion Match Sets;
blind and open work; narrow, medium
and very wide effects in bead
ing insertion; usually 19c.; uDC
opCSidi
NainsoOk and Swiss Flouncing and
Underwaist Embroideries from
8 to IA inches wide worth II 81
2oc.-Green Ticket Day.. 70
Large Lace Venise Collars;
applique and medallion pat
terms; cream and ecru; worth QDSC
81 9S; special. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wv
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DOMESTICS.


Short lengths of to 10 yards of fine
India Linen; worth off the hU/
piece 12hc.-Green Ticket AlHAC
DAY.
Lot of Colored Shifting
Prints; neat, pretty patterns; AL
usually Sc.-Green Ticket IL MQC
Day. ~
Short lengths of Dress Ginghams, in
assortment of styles and colors; -
cut from the piece at 12lAc.- &C
Green Ticket Day.
Fifty dozen Huck Towels, with
deep colored borders; worth &C. sc
Green Ticket Day.
Manchester" Apron Cling
ham, fine assortment of eu<
checks; worth Screen SUAC
Iicket Day.. /S
Fruit of the Loom rem
nants, 36 inches wide; worth <U<
off the piece 1213c.-Green MuAC
Ticket Day. ~
Short lengths Of Striped and Figured
Madras, on white grounds; =U<
worth worth Eft off the piece 15c.- IhC.
Green Ticket Day.. ........ IT,
Lot Of 3s-inch ''Voile,' in pretty
shades of royal, brown, cadet, Az
gray and tan; really worth ZSC.
39c.-Green Ticket Day. ...... 0|
Stylish Scotch Suitings, SO inches wide,
in checked and camel hair h~
effects. on light grounds. 4lWC
Green Ticket Day. ............
Atwood Wolfe in very pretty shades
Of tan, navy, gray, etc; AZ
inches wide; cheap ordinarily 0WC
at S1-Green Ticket Day..
Main Store Only)
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urday evening In honor of Rev. Edwin
Hughes president of De Pauw University,
Indiana, who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dyer.
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Mrs. Herman w. Van Sender of 1853 Coz
coran street will be at home tomorrow
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Mrs. Fred bennett. 1T06 street, will re
ceive tomorrow.
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Mrs. Albert r. Dyer of 1917 street
northwest has cards out for dinner Sat
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Gen. and Mrs. Craigic are at the Ebbltt
House.
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Mrs, Charles Ffoulke and her daughters
have returned to the city from their south
ern trip.
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tomorrow at the Iowa, Iowa circle. She
has as her guest her sister, Miss Zoe Bern
hard of Rock Island, Ill.
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A quiet home wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Obold in Ken
ilworth, D. c., Tuesday evening, February
is. when their only daughter, Miss Mary P.
muth. Rev. A. Carey of1ciated. Mr.. and
Mrs. Willmuth left for a trip to Old Point
and upon their return will reside in kenil-
worth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-25

Mrs. Henry P. Sanders, 1904 Dist street,
will be at home Friday, February 70, from
to 6 o'clock.
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Mrs. Anderson B. Lacey will not be at
home Friday, February 26. but will receive
at the Portner April s.
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Mrs. William Lamborn and her daughters
will be at home. 1910 s street, Saturday,
February q. from to o'clock.
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Mrs. Garrett A. Hobart was the guest o.
honor at luncheon given by Mrs. Spoonel
Brewer, wife of Justice Brewer: Mrs Aid
rich, Mrs Cullom, Mrs Quarles, Mrs. Drv.
den, Mrs. Alger, Mrs John W. Foster. Mis-.
kean Mrs. John b. Henderson and Miss
Ida Thompson. -N-''
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Mrs. Phillips, 1921 Connecticut avenue,
will be at home tomorrow for the last time
this season.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-23

PAID-UP CAPITAL, ......"i
SURPLuS'AND PROFITS. ....
The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-23
New Greeley Souvenir Book.

AS The Tribune's supply of picture
books, "Greeley and Vicinity" Is
entirely exhausted, and we have un-
filed orders for hundred and fifty
copies from the Worlds Fair contest,
we have had to prepare second edi-
tion. and now have in press an
entirely new edition. The new book
will be called "Glimpses of Greeley, :"
and will be double the size pages of
the former one and double as MANY
pages. 1t will be- in every way a
beauty and will sell at the same cid
price, fifty cents. One thousand Of
the new ones are being made, and
those who want something specially
nice for themselves or friends will
90 we'll to leave their orders early at
The Tribune office.