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MERRIAM PARK.

Thc transfer Young Mems Christian as
sociatloa held social in the association
r9Ums CjT,na 1T tuesday evening: An address was
numbers by Paul W. Thorne a. z, TX5nct
and Bert Wendler. ~"
Miss Mamie Reed. who spent the win
Yer with Mr.. and Mrs D. r ELDER oF
81, 81 anthony avenue, left Wednesday
Tor her home in Owensboro, KY.
I Dr.. Tenny of Chicago. secretary ~ +ho
fstereopticon lecture at Olivet Conprepa =
(tonal church Saturday evening.
Mrs. George Phipps entertained the
busy MalGens' Sewing Club of the Pres
byterian Church Tuesday afternoon at her
nome on Marshall avenue
The junior class of Manchester. academy
entertained the senior class Friday even
ing ar the home of Miss Anita Shepardson.
on lgiehart street.
The local assembly of the Brotherhood
OF 81 Andrew held its regular Quarterly
meeting Friday evening at St Marv's
Episcopal church.
Merriam Park council, Royal Arcanum
rendered a reception to the grand officers
council chamber.
Miss Grace Mathews, Carroll street.
gave parcel shower Tuesday afternoon
IN honor of Miss Mamie Reed, a bride
of next month.
Rev. r. P. TIerrick, superintendent of
congregational Sunday school missions in
minnesota, spoke at Olivet church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Charles Nj. Benham. of Carroll
street. left during the week to visit her
sons, Robert and Richard. in Colorado
The ladies of oIivet Congregational
church gave lunch Friday afternoon at
tne home of Mrs. S. c. Cobb, Of Marshall
Congressman and Mrs F. C. Stevens
nave returned from Washington D. @
ana are mt home at 1906 Iglehart street.
Mrs. B. jacobson of University aven,,e
VIII entertain the Ladies' Aid Society OF
1flhny Al. e. Church Friday afternoon.
Miss NIabclle Norcross, Iglehart straet
Sttertained n a party of her young friends
At Como park "Wednesday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. e r. Moore. of Iglehart
street. are entertaining their son Walter.
moore. from Los Angeles, Cal.
The Sunbeam Mission band will meet
" eanescay afternoon with Miss Alice
dlilman. $50 Dewey avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Leuis Hodson. Of Blair
street, left Friday to spend tho summer
at Lake M!nnctoi.ka.
Miss Lon Andrews, Carroll street has
returned from. two months visit in
Bloomington. ILL.,
=, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w Watson. of Fer
9i'''llld street, have issued Invitations for
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SMELLING NOTES.

A platoon of the Tenth battery field ar
tillery, in command of Lieut.. l.. T. Boi-
seau, will take part in the Hnveiling of
the monument this afternoon at Calvary
cemetery. Following Archbishop Ireland's
address taps will be sounded by Trumpe
ter j. +. Blon. The monument is erected
in honor of THE Soldiers of the Civil
War"
On Memorial day the Twenty FIRST in
fantry regiment will observe the usual
flag ceremony. The entire command forms
at noon and stands at attention while
the band plays selections appropriate for
the day, and the flag, which has been
at half mast since reveille, is slowly raised
to the top of the staff.
The semi-annual election of officers was
held held Tuesday evening by the Smelling
were: Edward Frick, past grand mas
ter; ]. F. Blon, noble grand; d. Spring,
vice grand master; ". Bibb, recording
secretary; c. Taylor, trustee.
ssting of Maj. H. A. Leonhauser, Maj. E.
B. Frick and Col G. Gardener, met on
the 9th for the purpose of disposing of
the effects of John Schneider, of Com
pany c, who died on April 27.
Michael Casey, Tenth battery. and Will
liam w. Kams Thirtieth field artillery,
have left for Fort Riley, KAN for a
course of instruction in the training
school for farriers and horseshoers.
Chaplain Osserwaarde will hold memo
AAoA oCANANCo III Tie POSl S41dpSl t1ilS ait
ernoon. He will give Lincolns s address
al Gettysburg and Mrs. Osserwaarde win
sing Face to Face"
Lieut.. J. M. Love. Twenty first infan-
try, has been detailed to assist in the con-
struction of target range at Devils
Lake, n. D., for the national guard of
that state
Inspection. review and muster of the
troops will be held on Tuesday morning
The command will be Inspected by Col
Cornelius Gardener.
The ball game between the Smelling and
sHamline teams. played yesterday. re-
suited in a victory for Smelling with
score of to L.
Capt. Herman Hall has been appointed
fire marshal, succeeding Maj. H A
Leonhauser, who leaves shortly for Fort
Lincoln, n. d.
Lieut. William E. Goolsby, of the Twen-
ty-first, who is visiting in San Francis
co, Cal, has had his leave extended for
one month.
Quartermaster Sergeant J. NJ Sutten,
Tenth battery field artillery. has been
granted furlough of month.
Capt Celwyn E. Hampton. Twenty
Grst. has been granted Il leave of abb
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-29
NATION EDI.

Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Summers, st. Paul,
are spending the summer at Mahtomedi.
Frank Williams has returned from Col
berg, Ont.
Mfr. and Mrs. E. W. butcher. who have
Deen guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dampier, have returned to Lake City.
:, Mr. and Mrs. E. Terry and Mr.. and
urday with Mr.. and Mrs. c. Sander.
Mr.. and Mrs. E A. Bunker. who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs w Dam
pier, have gone to Lake City.
The Misses Ohage. of St Paul. who
nave been the guests of Miss Ethel Muir
ray, have returned.
Mrs. Sternberg and Miss Margaret
SteTnberg. of st. Paul. have been visiting
at Mahtomedi.
Miss Palmer. of Minneapolis, has been
visiting heresister, Mrs. G. W. Rhese, Of
the Peninsula.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goyer Of LauraI
avenue, viii be at Hotel Mahtomedi for
the summer.
The Misses Mcmillan are entertaining
Or. ]. @; Wells and Miss Bornholt, of
Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Nichols and Mrs.
Nelson are occupying their cottages for
the season.
MTs. Long and daughters, Of St Paul.
have taken Red Lodge cottage for the
season.
Air and Mrs. E. Fryer, of ST Paul
spent Sunday with friends at the lake.
DR.. and Mrs. W. Moore. of st. Paul,
are at Vi-Lo-Ra cottage for the season
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Sande. of st.
Paul, are at Mahtomedi for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Griswoid have taken a
cottage at Mahtomedi for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. N C. Robinson enter
tanned frieres from the city Sunday
Mrs. H. H Heiner, of ST. Paul. spent
a few days with Mrs F. Williams
Mr. and Mrs n. Murray. of Saltwater,
were guests Of Mrs. f. A. Murray.
Mr.. and AIRS " OaIbl alth entertained
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SALTWATER

Arrangements have been completed by
the Grand Army for Memorial exercises to
be held tomorrow afternoon. Delegations
Will visit the various cemeteries where
the graves Of the dead heroes will be
decked with wreaths and flowers. In the
afternoon there will be a parade, followed
Dy exercises in the armory. where the
Memorial address will be made by Assist
ant County Attorney Jelly, of Minne-
apol1s. A short address will also be made
Dy Mayor Armson, of Saltwater.
The annual commencement exercises of
the Saltwater high school win be held
the coming week. Class day exercises
viii occur Tuesday evening and COM
mencement exercises Thursday evening
IN the high school auditorium, when
twenty whine pupils viii receive their
diplomas.
Ed Dow has been received at the prison
from Freeborn county to serve one year
for grand larceny. Peter Biggs, q Mime
apolis convict, sent to the state refofma-
tory on the reformatory plan for grand
larceny, has been transferred to the pris-
on Tor incorrigibility.
Mrs. William Wright, who has been
undergoing treatment at thereby hospital
Tor meiancholia. has been adjudgcd in
sane and has been taken to the Rochester
asylum. where it is believed a course OF
treatment will restore her
The street railway company -giH open
the Wildwood summer resort today Wolf
d Bar:ett's orchestra has again been en-
6d61u AOf tile Season, ana d1ter toner
row there will be dancing nightly at the
pavilion.
Rev. A. s. Hale. of the Methodist
church, will preach a Memorial sermon
this morning and has extended an in
yitatfon 10 the Grand Army posts ard az
f1liated organizations to atteEd.
Warden Wolger. Mr. and Mrs. r. y.
Burlington and II. r King left yeascr-
day for Gordon. Wis, where they will
SDeHd Sunday at q clubhouse :r which
tAeE ara i:.scTested Tier ve-e ;einea n
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the evening by M. A. Torinus and w. l..
Prince. The other members of the party
who have been spending the week there
aTe Mr. and Mrs L.. e. Torinus Mr. and
Mrs r. S. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs M. Nj.
Peaslee
Miss Margie Mosier and Matthew C.
Mcmillan, popular Saltwater young peo-
PIE, will be united in marriage June at
Mosier. Mr.. Mcmillan is assistant clerk
at the state prison and is held in high
esteem.
L. Simonet, of Simonet Bros. who is
erecting new brick block on South Main
street has rendered the use of his build
ing when completed to Saltwater Lodge
No. 179, B. P. o. Elks for a dance and
the offer has been accepted.
M. A. Torinus has returned from Wash
Ington, d. @. Mrs. Helen M Torinus and
Mrs. M. A. ToIinus have gone to St
Louis. where they will visit the fair be-
fore returning home.
The Ladies Social Circle was enter
tanned by Mrs. j. ]. Eichten Wednesday
afternoon. Handsome favOrs were award
ed and an elegant lunch was served.
Mrs. Mary Perkins and Miss Clara Per
Iklns, OF POLO. IL, who are on their way
home from California. are the guests Of
Mrs. ID. B. Newcomb.
Mrs. J. B. Daily, of st. Paul was a
guest of Mrs. p. COnnors on Monday.
Mrs. Daily is the president of the Ladies
Mrs. A. z. Doe and Mrs. L. c. Park
hurst left last evening for st. Louis in
company with their father, L. Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bean, Of Milaca.
Mimi, were guests of Mr. and Mrs ia
cob Bean and family last Sunday.
Mrs. D. NJ Wood and children. of Clo-
quet, Mimi. were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Thompson during the week
Miss. MoHie Peterson, of Red Wing.
spent the past weetSAt the home of Mr..
and Mrs. August B0orcn.
Mr. and Mrs P. ]. Eichten. of New
Ulm, MINI. are visiting with friends and
relatives IN Saltwater.
Mrs. Frank H. Lemon. of Lcavenworth.
Kan, was a guest of friends in Saltwater
part of the week
Miss Irene Smith entertained a number
OF TRENDS Thursday evening with mu-
slcal programme.
day evening FOR. Miss ollie Bromley, Of
Shell Lake, Wis
Miss Agnes Sawyer entertained al din
ncT Thursday evening for MIS-. Manion
and Miss Hurley.
Harold O'Neal has gone to St. Louis.
where he win spend a few days at the
fair.
Carl Nelson. OF Cyrus, MINI. is spend
ing few days with relatives in this
city.
Miss Jersic Mclaughlin has returned
from visit with relatives at Hayward,
Wis.
Ars. r. T. Han, Of Canada. was a gues.
OF Mrs. Charles Z. kilgore on Thurs
Gay.
Carl Johnson left Friday for Colorado,
where ne expects to locate permanently
.1Fs. Ce5c Hurley viii leave IN a fsw
days Cor a visit at EreTets, Wash.
Miss Alice Newman has returned frora a
short visit in Minneapolis.
Miss May ONeal has returned from a
short absence 1t 81. Louis.
James e. 5EcGra.th has returned frorl a
trip 70 Pine City, hiinn.
Wiiliaa. Szuntiy has returned from q
business trip in ihc West. .
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WHITE BEAR.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Thayer. of White
Bear Beach. have been entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Thayer, of St. Paul
Airs. d. A. Haggard. Of Bald Eagle
lake. is entertaining her sister, Miss
Grace Broady. of Lincoln, Neb.
Mr. a,id Mrs. G. NJ. Griggs and Mr..
and Mrs. John Townsend are spending
the sGIEncT at the lake.
Mr.. anu Mrs. Frank Pinksa. OF Day-.
ton avenue. are occupying their cottage
at White Bear Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Bushnell and Mr.. and
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-29

Mrs. Arthur j. Reeves, of Common
wealth avenue, entertained her class
mates of 1872 of the Lincoln school at
it's annual luncheon.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-29

informally Thursday evening in celebra-
tion of their eighteenth wedding anni-
VerSary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metzgor Of st. Paul. are
spending the season at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dufrene will move
out to the lake this week.
Mr.. and .MTs. Frank Winter are at Nah
tomedi fol the season.
Miss Michaud, of st. Paul spent Sun
day with friends
Miss Leila Espy spent Thursday in the
city.
Mrs. Titcomb spent Wednesday in town.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-29

1t weuid be hard to find a more desirable
lot of patterns in Zephyr Ginghams or Print
ed Batistes than will be found in this lot Of
121zc goods that you can get here @
Monday from $50 to 100 ~
O'clock at ~
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-29

Vibration face massage produces in
slant results; excels all other methods
M A. Scheid's Hair Parlor. % Mann
heimer building. second floor.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-29

Ladies' fine imported black lace Isle hose,
Hermsdorf best dye; ankle and all-over pat
terms. A great assortment of pretty new
styles to select from, and all Of ~R
the best SOC grades; from $50 A2r
to 1900 o'clock only. ~~S
Evening journal., 1904-11-05
Attended Dinner

Among the guests at the dinner given
by Mrs Charlemagne Tower to the
American Ambassador to Germany in
the Bellevue -Stratford Hotel. Philadel-
phia, last night was General James H..
Wilson.
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander j. Cassatt, DR.. and Mrs. S.
Weir Mitchell the American Minister
to Belgium and Mrs. Townsend, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Stuart Patterson. Mr. and
Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer,. MT
and Mrs. Cornelius Stevenson Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Alexander Reilly the
Hon. and Mrs Herbert II. Pierce. Dr.
and Mrs. Alexander w. Biddle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Coles. DR.. and Mrs. Hen
ry c. Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Whelen Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Bis
pham. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles platt Mr..
and Mrs. John 4. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles e. Ingersoll. Mrs. Arthur Bid
die Mrs. Horace b. Hare, Mrs. stephen
Slocum. Miss Beale. Miss Marian Bid
die Louis A. Biddle and Lynford Bid
die
Evening journal., 1904-11-05
Surprised Miss Call

The young friends OF Miss Edith Nc
Call rendered her a surprise on Thurs
day evening at her home, No. S29 Mon
roe street. The evening was pleasantly
spent Among those present were;
Misses .Etna Williams. Bessie Ockel-
tree. Mary Pennington, Beulah Hart. of
Baltimore; Mary Hay, Irene Tull. Ber-
tha Biddle, Elsie Souden, Matte Dick
son, Edith and Bessie Walker, Maud
Davis, Lula Reed Annie Money. Han
nah Hollingsworth. Irene Herbert. Ber-
tina and Florence Mccullough, Of Guy
necourt.
Wellington West, Bayard Cook.
Thomas and Bayard sapp. Elwood Nc
Key, Frank Zebley, William J. High
field. Ernest Wright. Herbert Fisher.
Maris Dickson, Thomas Hill, Edward
Souden, Joseph Kinclyne. Howard
Mounce, Alfred Palmer. Harry Hol-
lingsworth. Lewis Frederick. Lindsay
Ockeltree, Robert Hagen. Edward Hem
derson. Horace Mccall. John Byrd.
Willard Springer Walter Dunn. Homer
Crossan, Byard Johnson, Herbert and
Fred Crossan.
Evening journal., 1904-11-05
10 LOCATE IN The NINTH WARD.
Brandywinc Brick Company Purchased
Large Tract Of Land.

From present prospects a building
boom OF large proportions has struck
the Ninth ward which means tho build
ing of large nu,nbcr of houses and
adding to the attractiveness Of that sec
ton OF the city.
Among the largest concerns that have
decided to locate there is the Brandy
wine Brick Company. II has pur-
chased all that tract of land of marsh
land between Locust and Church
streets and Fourteenth street and the
Brandywine creek. This property has
a frontage Of 800 feet on Fourteenth
street $40 feet on Locust street. S20
feet along the Brandywine creek and
525 feet along Church street. AT pres
ent almost the entire site is marsh land
but the city has granted the Brandy
wine Brick Company permission to MI
mp Locust street and bring Il to grade.
This viii raise the level Of the marsh
to IA or 10 feet above the present level.
The brick company will construct an
immense brick plant on the Site They
will also build "a concrete stone wall
for 300 feet along the Brandywine
creek from Locust street to Church
street, and it viii require about $4,000
yards of dirt to I'm in the marsh land.
The capacity of the plant will be l2,-
100000 bricks a year and II will cost
about 100000.
The officers Of the concern are: George
NJ Clothier. OF Philadelphia, president;
w. J. Peall. vice-president and general
manager; John ~ Carswell, secretary
and treasurer; Theodore A. Leisen and
Thomas II. Melvin are directors OF the
company.
Evening journal., 1904-11-05
Pretty Church Wedding
Special to The Evening Journal.

Delmar. Nov. 5.-A pretty wedding
took place Thursday evening In the
Delmar NJ. +. Church, when Miss Het-
tye Ellen Renninger, daughter Of Mrs.
C. L. Rennlnger was married to George
II. Perry. Of Chester. Pa. The bridal
party entered the church to the strains
of Iohengrin played by Miss Lulu B.
Barker at o'clock the Rev. 4. H..
Webster officiating. Previous to the
ceremony Charles Truitt sang 90
Promise Me-" The bride was attenc-
ed by Miss Laura +. Perry. OF Ches-
ter Miss Ada Renninger as brides
maids and Miss Blanche Renuinger as
maid Of honor. Edward Ballard. Of
Chester, was best man. The bride.
who was given in marriage by her
brother, William Renninger, OF Bald-
more. was gowned i'm white silk with
chiffon trimmings and carried white
chrysanthemums. The maid OF honor
wore white silk null and carried Amer
ican beauty roses. The bridesmaids
We're gowned in white silk null with
pink collars and girdles and carried
pink carnations.
The ushers were l.. A. Nelson OF
Wilmington; Charles Perry ana W. n.
James Of Chester and Herman n.
Elliott. Of Delmar.
The ceremony was performed be-
meath an arch from which suspended a
bell Of flowers. The church was beau-
lufuny decorated with palms and ferns
A reception followed the ceremony az
the home OF the brides mother. Mr..
and Mrs. Perry left on the .0S train
for Chester where "a reception was ten
dorcd the newly married couple Friday
ievening at the home Of the groom's
parents Thev win take an extended
Evening journal., 1904-11-05
Social and PersonaI Notes

Mrs Robert Stlnson, OF Chester, has
been visiting her sister IN the city.
J. Barton Cheyney. former news
paper man OF Wilmington, now OF New
York, was a visitor I'm the city yester-
day.
Mrs. William Boyer Is the guest OF
Mrs. Elizabeth /. Vaughan in Middle
town.
Miss Nellie Wiley. OF Pennington, IS
being entertained by Mrs. John West.
Mrs. Walter Beasten, Of NIlddletown,
who has been visiting in the city, has
gone to her old home at Thompson,
Del
Mrs. c. S. Middleton has returned
from indianapolis, Ind, where she was
the guest Of Mrs. James Wellington.
Narbert B. Hamilton, OF West Ches-
ter win spend Sunday with friends in
this city.
Captain Herbert Carter. OF West Har-
telpool, England. IS visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Mary II. Carter at Montrose.
Mrs. Annie Jefferson. OF this city. is
visiting Mrs Harriet Niven, in George
town.
safras, Md, who have been visiting
this city, have returned to their homes.
Mrs. C. f. Coppago. Of Odessa, has
been spending the week with Mrs. JOS
eph Enos, in this city.
Miss Lille Pierce. OF Cecilton, who
has been visiting relatives in this city
has returned home
Mrs. Charles Rommell. of this city.
has returned, after visiting in ST.
Georges.
Miss Anna Stewart. OF 81. Georges
has been entertaining Miss Sarah Belle
Vile, of this city.
Mrs. Charles Bowers and Miss Clark.
of Wilmington, have been guests OF St.
Georges friends.
After visiting friends In this city Miss
Elizabeth Graham has returned to
Ocean View.
Miss Caddie Lewis and Miss Tacie
Reed, OF Bay View have been visiting
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Steele. OF Chesa-
pealSe city, spent part OF the week in
Wilmington.
Misses Ida Thompson and sallie Nc
Master, OF Woodlawn. Nd, have been
visiting in this city.
Miss Annie Jackson OF Woodlawn.
Md, who has been visiting here, has
returned home.
Mrs. Bulger and Miss Charlotte Bull
ger. OF Burlington, Iowa, who have
been visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Philip Shay, left this morning for
their home. Miss Bulger made many
friends while in this city.
Miss Mary Culbreth spent yesterda,
In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Albert Crossgrove and Mis-
Clara ]. Mason win spend tomorrow II
Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1904-11-05
GeoreefoDn

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
Georgetown. Nov 4.-Miss Helen
Quigg, OF Dover visited friends and
relatives here a part Of this week.
Edward oaks Is In Philadelphia.
William Morris. of Wilmington, was
In town this week
Miss Bessie Metcalf. Of Lewes. was
the guest of Miss Margaret Truxton
this week.
Miss Lucy Wilson Is visiting In viii
and Philadelphia.
William Anthony. OF Queenstown.
Md, was Georgetown visitor this
week.
Harry Il. Hudson. Of Philadelphia, is
visiting his parents near town.
Ebe 4. Lynch, Of Lewes, was in town
Wednesday.
Miss Florence Morgan Is the guest
OF Mrs. w. II. Boyce
Mrs Robert Knowles and son, of
Laurel visited Or. and Mrs. G.. Frank
Jones this week.
Evening journal., 1904-11-05
Newark

Special to The Evening Journal.
Newark, Nov. miss Amanda Smith
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Hepburn, IN
Philadelphia.
Miss Irene Davidson, Of Delaware
City, visited her sister, Miss Elsie Dav-
idsOn, this week.
Miss Lillian Smith. Of Vineland. n. j..
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Dallett.
at Fairview Farm.
Miss Adaline II. Armstrong is vis-
iting friends IN Baltimore.
Professor e Dwight Sanderson. OF the
Texas state Experiment Station. and
Mrs. Sanderson, visited friends here
this week. Professor Sanderson was
formerly located at Delaware College.
on Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs. John
f. Lewis quietly celebrated the six
tieth anniversary OF their marriage. A
number Of relatives and friends called
during the day and paid their respects
to the aged couple.
Miss Elizabeth Blandy gave a birth
Evening journal., 1904-11-05
F. e. KENAK

bought a bottle 10 try. / am pleased
that / did, for it brought speedy relief.
1t only took about two bottles, and
considered this money well spent.
"You have a firm friend in me, and I
not only advise its use TO my friends, but
have purchased several bottles to give 10
those without the means 20 buy, and
have noticed without exception that e
has brought about a speedy cure where
ever it has been USED" Miss Rose
Gerbing.
If you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use OF Peruna,
write at once TO Dr. Hartman, giving a
full statement OF your case and he will
be pleased 20 give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Q.
Evening journal., 1904-11-05
Entertained CIass of ,os

The class OF 1905 of the Wilmington
High School was delightfully."- entertain
ed at the home OF Miss Florence Fahey,
a member. at her home in gouth Clay
ton street last night. This was the
first reception Of the class and it was
70 brilliant one The rooms were
decorated i'm cherry and white. the
school cOlors and music WAS furnished
by the High School orchestra. Among
those present were; Prof. and Mrs. A..
II. Berlin, Miss Mary l.. Lacklen, Miss
a. Blanche Durfec Miss Easley and J.
Wesley Connell and the entire class
forty-nine.
Evening journal., 1904-11-05
E. B. RILEY
Saturday Evening
and Monday

Is dozen new lithograph
pillow tops on sale after 6
o'clock to-day at 25c; worth
50c.
6 dozen frammed pictures,
new subjects and gilt frame,
size 12x14 inches, at 25c each.
Wide black 25c hair rib
bon, 19c.
New silk and linen stock
collars 25c all worth more.
SOC silk stock collars, trim
med with beads.
25c and SOC pearl waist sets,
&c.
New silk belts, 25c to 81.
80 lbs Fleisher's Floss will
be sold Saturday evening and
Monday at S9c a pound.
One hundred pairs of the
sample blankets still here /;
60c to $500 a pair.
Silks worth 75c, change
able and plain. 59c yard.
25c sateen, blue, brown and
black with white figures, 15c
a yard.
Evening journal., 1904-11-05
Celebrated Rfrfhdav

At their home In New Castle on
Thursday evening last Mr. and Mrs.
John Levy gave a birthday party TO
their eleven-year-o daughter Diana.
which was attended by many young
people. Among those present were:
Elsie Handy. Elizabeth McCaughn.
Reba Davis, Katie Wilhelme, Ethel
Barnes, Diana and Sarah Levey. Helen
Gallagher, Helen Beck. Elva Bennett,
Helen Rash, Madaline Remeter, Sarah
Stuart. Vera Gallagher. Lola Vining,
Charlotte Bggs, Minnie Beck, Percy
Peech Willie Peech, Roy Davis, Orvan
Levey, Harvey Montgomery. Charles
Bennett, Brice Nalette. Harvey Groce.
Caroline Hofmann, Genevieve Foster
and Carrie McCaughn.