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J Statesmen WANTED.

TRAvELERS-Men and women to travel
| and employ lady agents; best line; best
sss terms ever offered. Address Taxis Toilet
{. Co., Chicago. 1-3l-4t-sun
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MANTED-S Statesmen to write for parti-
=. culars; finest side line ever offered; sells
i on sight to all merchants; liberal COM
mission. Address Blackman Stock Rem
Fl edy Co., Chattanooga, Tenn,
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WANTED-Two energetic statesmen for
n lubricating oil specialtes; state age, ex-
perience and references; first class men
4 with good connections desired Address
IS for interview "Oil," care Age-eIIrald.
y 2-2O-2t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Position by competent exper-
fence bill clerk. assistant bookkeeper,
stenoErapher and general office clerk
first class references Address s. Mar
bury. Ala. 2-2O-2t
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WANTED-Capable salesman to cover
rs Alabama with staple line; high commits
Is sions. with advance of $4,000 monthly;
k permanent position to right man. Jess
IS II. Smith Co, Detroit. Mich.
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WANTED.

TRY OUR PLAN-It brings results, for
we serve both buyer and seller; we are
not specializing for anyone; simply
agents to unload for the seller and pro-
cure bargains for the buyer; especially
such snaps as that Groom 2-story home,
North Highlands; nice interior finish,
for, only 5000; you can't build the house
for this money; lot has stone wall; is
+ Elevated and very desirable. Jones-Bar-
4 nett Co, 100 North 2lst
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MIDDLE-AGED business man. very veal
thy, sober and reliable wants good, in
dustrious wife. Address Mr.. Andre, So
Hudson ave, Chicago.
INDUSTRIOUS young man who has
never used tobacco or drank. would like
to correspond with pretty and well-to-
do lady, between IS and 50 matrimonially
inclined, and who loves home life and
can perform on some musical instrument
and sing; no fake or disreputabe party
need answer. Business, General Delv.
cry. Montgomery, Ala.
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SNANTED-At once, thirty bright hust-
'aling map statesmen. Magnificent new
4 map from late survey. Special propo-
sition. Must apply promptly. State age
and experience Hudgins Co, Atlanta.
l&Ga. 2-21-7t
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EXPERT repairers of guns, pistols,
locks and iron safes. Birmingham Gun
and Key Co, 1906 Srd avenue.
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MONEY TO LEND.


MONEY leaned or real estate; 500 up.
City Loan and Banking Co.. JOG N. 2lst
! street 1-2s-tf
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.SALESLADY desires position in ladies'
skirt department.; has had experience;
also furnish good reference. Box q,
care Age Herald
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$3.50

VIII buy home on South Highlands. near
10th St; this is choice location. and cut
price: nothing to be gained by waiting.
when such opportunities are thrust be-
fore you; see us Monday.
JONES-BA.RNETT CO..
Peoples phone sO9 i2o N. 2lst St.
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WANTED-You to know that our clean
ing. dyeing pressing repairing and
> altering has pleased others and 1t VIII
satisfy you. Old gloves and hats made
new. Gluck's Dye Works, 1916 3rd ave-
BELL rahona 2372
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ROOMS WANTED.

IF YOU have any vacant rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished, we can rent them
for you; great demand for good rooms.
Southern Rental Bureau, Room "a Watts
building. 2-21-3t-su-tu-th
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WANTED-By an experienced and com
petent stenographer, position with a
large commercial law firm or large man
ufacturing concern Place where salary
will be limited only by ability and en-
ergy. Unqualified endorsements. Address
Stenographer, care Age-Herald 2-2l-St
AN expert title man. also thoroughly con-
versant with any line office work, good
penman and typewritest, desires posi-
ton. Address Abstracter, care Age-Her-
aid.
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CIGAR statesmen wanted; experience UNI
.ss necessary; good pay. Emanuel Co,
K Station j.. New York. 2-7-sun-4t
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cigar SALESMAN wANTED-Cigar
4 salesman in your locality for city and
4 country trade; experience unnecessary:
4 $50 per month and expenses; inclose
4 stamp for particulars. Pioneer Cigar
Il Co, Dept. l. Toledo, o.
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One CENT A WORD.

RAJ Este. a word a day; no ad
taken for less than 25c for frst In.
sertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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to $50 w ekly easily made.
We prove this. Luminous name plates,
numbers. signs readable darkest nights;
samples free. Right Supply Co., Engle-
wood Ill
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CORRESPOND OR MARI Sample IL
Illustrated paper, cents; paper and pri-
yate list, 10 cents. Describe yourself
National Alliance. Grand Rapids. Mich
5-3-su-tf
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in need send for free rial
of our neverfailing remedJ. Relief cure
and quick. Paris Cncmical to. Mil
waukee, Wis. 2-14-St-su
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LADTEsCClean your Kid gloves with the
dry cleaner. for sale only by Loveman.
Joseph & Loeb. headquarters for kid
gloves. All the leading shades. Gloves
fitted at the glove counter.
1-8-1yr-fr-sn-wd
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PERSONAL.

YOUNG widow. age %, with $4,000; lady.
20. $4,000; lady. %. $4,000; blonde, IS.
cash and beautiful farm; 1 seek honor
able husbands for these. Confidential.
Address Mrs. W.. 697 Fulton St. Chi
cago. ILL., s-23-sun-tf
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MANITOBA gentle buggy horse for one
month for its board Good care taken.
s. W. b. Leedy & CO., No. liz N. 21st
phones No. ~. 2-2l-3t
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-1c. a word day; no I'D
taken for less than zoe for first In
sertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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are looking for "hustlers. !"
Best proposition of century. Full par
ticulars for &c stamp. Rodgers Bros
Cutlery Co, Muskegon, Mich. 2-21-3t
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LADIEsl Chichcster's Engnsh Penny
royal Pills are the best. Safe. reliable.
Take no other. Send &C.. stamps. for
particulars. "Relief for Ladies'" in let
ter by return mail. Ask your druggist.
Chichester Chemical Co.. Philadelphia
~ 7-o-I5et-t m i,-tI
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SISTERS in despair; speedy relief; abb
normal suppression any cause; write
for remedy; safe. sure. DR.. Martha
Walker Co.. 1863 State, Chicago.
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SHAVING 10c at 40s North 10th street
2-11-1rn
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DETECTIVE-Can you spare part of your
time for profitable detective work to
act under orders? No experience need
ed Write American Detective Associa-
ton INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.
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ANTED-Energetic man to travel
Alabama for manufacturer SIS per week
and expenses. Salary paid weekly, ex-
penses advanced. Splendid chance for
advancement. Advertising Dept, 702
Star Bldg, Chicago
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FOR SALE-Large supply June bud AL
berta peach trees at bargain; also
apple. pear, plum. cherry, small fruit
plants, etc. Chattanooga Nurseries.
Chattanooga, Tenn. 1-i7-sun-wed-2m
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MARRIAGE directory free to all; pay
when married. new plan; send no
money. For particulars address H. A
Horton, Dept. 1903. Tekonsha, Mich.
HANDSOME American lady without
kith or kin and worth $4,000 wants
sincere, honest husband. Address Lowe,
291 Clinton street, Chicago.
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WANTED-Agents in every town to sell
lace curtains by sample or catalogue,
big profits. Cincinnati Lace Co., ia
West Sixth, Cincinnati, o.
STOP RUNAWAYS-Hitch horses solid
Instantly; carry in pocket; sight seller;
agents wanted. Pocket Hitchingpost
Co. Richmond Ind
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WANTED-Two traleving men for coun-
"A, try trade; liberal terms to right party.
"a Premium Cider Co, st. Louis Mo.
LUCRATIVE POSITION. for man with
Is rig, covering several counties selling
our tobaccos and cigars to merchants
~ Old established house. Apply w. c..
~ Hurt Tobacco Co. Danvile Va.
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WANTED-By manufacturing house,
trust assistant for branch office; SIS
paid weekly; position permanent; bus
mess successful; no capital required;
previous experience not essential Adj
dress Branch Superintendent, 524 Dear
born, Chicago.
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Misunderstanding statesmen on COM
1 mission 10 carry one tray of shoes, ready
2 sellers year round. State exact terri
u tory covered, experience and reference.
y Address Specially Shoe Makers, Balti-
more. Md.
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Geo. E Lum Machine and
Supply Co.,

1918 Morris Avenue. Birmingham, Ala
Warehouse I'd ave and 27tn ST.
Branch Office. Montgomery. Ala
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FOR SALE.


We have in stock for immediate
bent,
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to sell an article to
revolutionize domestic ironing. One
agent sold 40 in 10 days. clearing 500;
one sells another; don't delay. Jubilee
Iron Co., 1906 Jackson street, Omaha.
Neb.
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WANTED-A night office man whose time
is not entirely taken up; will be glad
TO take a set of books to keep at night.
Address p. o. box 592, Bessemer.
2-19-2t-fr-su
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DETECTIVES-Ever locality good sal
airy; experience unnecessary. Interna-
tional Detective Agency, Milwaukee,
Wis
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CREDIT 10 reliable parties. Diamonds
and watches. 1ewelry. siiverware and
clocks. on small weekly or monthly pay
ments; lowest prices; best quality; goods
guaranteed: will call IL desired. j.
Lowinsohn. 1921 IND avenue. 7-12-tf
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intelligent American lady,
worth $4,000 and magnificent home. will
marry Immediately and assist kind hus
band financially; confidential; address
Jessie 10 g Rroadwav ST Louis
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WANTED-Expert log carnage setter for
band mill niger and steam feed; must
be able to figure and set correct. La
throp-Hatten Lumber company, River
side. Ala. 2-20-2t
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WANTED--Person to call on retail trade
for manufacturing house; salary $40
paid weekly; expense money advanced;
previous experience unnecessary. Stan
dard House, 800 Caxton building, Chi
cago 2-16-7t
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WANTBD-Agents to sell our crystal
magnifying photo frames. Samples free.
Easy sellers. Large profits. ST. Louis
Button Co, St Louis Mo.
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e. N. cullom. J. II. Taylor. smith cullom.
President Manager. Sec. 4 TreaA
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LADIES IN TROUBLED will send copy
of physicians guaranteed prescription
for monthly Irregularities, ETC.. and
'Woman's Safeguard" for 25c to help
pay advertising. Address in confidence,
Mrs. p. C. Parker, Box III, ST. Louis,
Mo
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I want a responsible local man in all
towns and cities not already taken to
distribute advertising matter from
house to house; elderly persons pre-
ferred; must be good walker and steady
worker: / offer legitimate remunerative
employment to satisfactory applicants;
cash paid no peddling or schemes. VIII
A Motion. Cleveland, O. 2-7-sun-4t
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CIVIL SERVICE examinations will soon
be held for railway mail clerks, stem
ographers and many others; 1856 APP
pointments last year; only a common
school education required; entrance sal
airy $40 to 1920: information and gov
eminent questions free. Columbian Cor
respondence College, Washington, d. c.
1-31-4t-su
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FOR sALE-Cheap for cash, buggies.
surveys and spring wagons, at Reck-
ling's, 1911 Second avenue. 2-1S-l4t
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-21
WEAK LUNGS LEAD
TO CONSUMP
The Susceptibility or Predisposition Is
Marked in Many Cases.
DR.. l.. j. Cooke, Physical Director
University of Minnesota, Increases
the Lung Power and Expands
the Chest by a Natural
Method.

A distinct advance has been made Of
late years in the treatment Of weak
lungs.
Happily, methods Of treatment that
promise great. hope are coming to be
understood and when applied by a
specialist, with the intelligent cooper
alton of the patient. wonderful results
are obtained, where there is a predis-
position to consumption.
In speaking of weak lungs and his
advanced treatment, DR.. L. J. Cooke
said:
"a careful examination Of the lungs
is first made Of all patients coming
under my professional care; then the
chest is thoroughly examined and
measurements taken; and, searching
examination is made Of the whole sys.
tenn, testing every organ. Then I an
perfectly familiar with the subject
and know the requirements Of botf
active and passive exercise, to in.
crease the lung power and expand the
chest, while Strengthening all Of the
other organs, toning and building VI
the whole system, entirely removing
the predisposition to consumption o.
the susceptibility Of the lungs to {
deep cold, even."
DR.. Cookies success in the treat
ment Of these cases has certainly beer
phenomenal. There are q. number o.
Minneapolis people who have takel
his therapeutic physical culture treat
ment at his institute, GIL Kasots
building, this city, with the most graf
flying results to themselves and thei
friends.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-21
THE FRUITS OF LIFE
They Are Determined by the Strength
of the Body and Mind.

They Are Determined by the Strength
of the Body and Mind.
It Is the laboratory worker who is
coming to the front now as the crea-
tor Of new fruits. When the cold
winds from the north destroyed the
citrus industry Of Florida, work was
undertaken at once by the national
to secure an orange which
would be more hardy than any now
Philadelphia is a small Japanese or
ange which Is only suitable for orna-
mental purposes and which bears q
fruit the size of walnut. Here was
the hardness by using this plant as
the mother and the tender. sweet
orange Of Florida as the father, and
vice verse, hybrids have been pro-
teristics Of both. These hybrids are
now beginning to fruit for the first
time. They are, Of course, not so hardy
as the hardy mother, but are much
more hardy than the sweet orange,
the other parent.
AS with the fruit SO with the man,
It is the hardy orange that withstands
all sorts Of weather, the rugged man
Is likewise the one to Withstand the
! httest" is a universal law. The man
| who has goodehealth has good brain
and consequently can lead good life
If you are not strong and healthy
you are in need Of tonic that viii
| put red blood In your body and SCI
your stomach at rights. Walther's
Peptonized Port will do this for you
IT Is a combination Of rare old por
! and absolutely pure pepsin, just the
ingredients needful to build you w
and keep you from being entirely ruiz
down. It comes in bottles of two sizes
81 and so cents, and is on sale a
yoegeli's two stores, Washington AM
Hennepin. Nicollet and Seventh street
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-21
Mammoth Worlds Fair Hotel
Six Thousand Guests May Put Up
at The Inside Inn, on the
Grounds.
Rates from $1.5O to $500 Per Day.

Rates from $l.6U TO Y0.O0 Fer Day.
Never was hotel established that
afforded for the visitors to any expo
sitiOn SO many advantages and con-
veniences as that offered by the In
side Inn at the worlds fair at St.
Louis.
This mammoth establishment, 500
feet long and 400 feet wide, will COM
fortably accommodate 5000 persons.
If the visitor has only a limited time
in which to see the worlds fair he
will find the Inn a. great economizer
Of time. He will be relieved Of the
often long and tedious trip to and
from the grounds, and he can devote
the time thus saved to seeing the
worlds fair sights.
During the noon hour he may retire
to his room and enjoy a brief siesta
and return to his interesting and self
imposed task Of sightseeing refreshed
and prepared to enjoy the afternoon
| and evening to the utmost.
The location of the hotel is IDEAL
| It is in the southeastern section Of the
worlds fair grounds, near one Of the
main entrances. Street cars to any
part Of the city pass the southern side
of the Inn. The Intramural cars
touching any section of the two square
miles of exposition grounds, also pass
the hotel on the south. 1t is within
easy walking distance of the Cascade
Gardens, the center Of the main pic.
ture." Many of the beautiful state
! buildings are on sites adjoining the
hotel, and a few minutes walk
through the most beautiful Of land.
scapes will carry the visitor to the
portals of any Of the great exhibit
palaces.
The rates charged at the Inside Inr
have been fixed by the exposition
management, and their reasonablenes
4 will appeal to the visitor On the
( European plan accommodations ma,
be had from $3.50 to $500 per day
This includes the admission to the ex
1 position grounds. The higher priced
rooms are richly furnished and con
tain private baths. On the American
/ plan the rates are from $3 to ST pc
j day, including admission.
The restaurant in the building will
seat $500 persons. Breakfast AM
luncheon are served for SO cents an,
/ evening dinner iss 75 cents.
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last year has been published. AS the
name indicates the story deals with
the days of witchcraft in Massachu-
sets and the parts were taken in q
most able manner by the young girls,
who wore the quaint costumes of the
puritans. The cast was as follows:
Squire Hardman, Clara Hudson;
Roger Hardman, his son, Alice Pills
bury: Rev. Cotton Mather, Louise de
la Barre; Nathan Ellinwell, son Of
Goodwin Ellinwell, Margaret Geggie;
Ezekiel Brown, a lover, Priscilla
Rand; Mistress Hartman. Catharine
Shull; Goodwife EIlinwell, Louise de
la Barre; Anne Ellinwell, her daugh-
ter. Margaret Jackson; Phyllis, an
English girl, Mary Van Dusen; Ruth,
a Quaker maiden, Margaret Lyman;
Piety, Marian Pryor; Truth. Maude
stevenson; Peace Atkins, DAILY
News" Nellie Stevenson
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tne,r cottage at Minnetonka beasn, mrs ais
n NJ aasa,s anu MISS HYa1s nOlnei Hno
i IL .Cai,fnr VINO aiSo spene eno 1ea1
Thara viii he n, 49,. .us. ,,os ovorv SUNDAY
oftarnno, n M Snassn seavaeeS Minnan,aahts
Rev s. IN Show Of TqnaIsior afficia ting.
arumnuA q tne upnsr taA honor
IS utnnetS gaIIy rtaoay eseuus -
ol Mlss M9rleLta Caniu .xs..l
nAis. ~ ,Males, MIS haEfon anu nhs. ap ~
hamDall. AZ u Seipy, Iowa. are guests na,
nome OF MI. and Mrs. y: y. Miller st ~ anne
f I NJ; b.GWh OF Minneapoils Sasiteu
Ut rue tue lake snls Week: ,,..,s,,n M q N
Inc next meeting OF the EXCELSIOR W. -, -: =.
y. VIII DC neia q. az the nome OF Mfs.
nlIs. Leon MeaIs VINO mas peen slsTe 81 M. nu0
N Mxcalsinr f a4u onths left
Wednasdav for bar hn e 9 s rnn
!" suuesIqy. ioI ner nOne IN fSe1o, w.
Mrs.. Harvey Scott OF Cedar .Groye ID spghualns
eae mesh VIII ~ her iriend, Aiss VIENNA
VI me fne I HI ia "a .. ~ ,,,as+
sTs app OF ctnneapons mas 5ssh .nH Zoe
SOL a+ - ty c 1aeoa OF HroWnsoale VIII NC
| guest az tne GiHord nome ali summer.
MIS-. Nellls hlgg Is soon to return 70 ner COT.
tage at bircn Bun, after spending the WinteE ID
Minneapolis -,-.,. !.
Professor John Clark OF the University Q!
tn 1.1S Week at their cottage at Wooosloe: ineS
VIZ NJ move out HtIle later -
MI. ana Mrs. j. q. Knowlton entertained
party OF friends from Minneapolis at tneli
nome ut upper Lake Park, WEDNESDAY, Ia,
4 Ane taules o. tne h1celsior w. ~. =. y. VIZ
sise az euser lalnlnent and ICE craAm suppel q
4 lne nome OF Mrs. Chafies GooonoW, IuesIay eve
! nng. Inc proceeds VIII be used 70 complete tne
COLI Water pavlion In EXCELSIOR.
. Inc Method1st church at Excelsior ls CLOSED
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,


Arthur G. Page returned to-day from CALI
fornia 49,
Miss Mabel Jameson has gone to jackson,
Mich, for short visit. u D
The Ladies' Aid Society alliance Will have a
card party in Richmond hall Monday afternoon. /.
Mrs Nina Brosnan Of Great Falls, Mont. Is
the guest Of Mrs. Richard Zwarg, 20l9 Bryant
avenue NJ. G.. &.
Fern lodge, No 7e. D. Of H., viii give .
dance Monday evening in A. o. U. w. hal, s5l1
Seventh street S.
Mrs. Regnier and Miss Grace Regnier of Chi
cago are visiting DR.. and Mrs. 0. E. McFadon
320S Park avenue.
Mrs. A. J. Aicher and children returned tn,
|, first Of the week from California, where the.
spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s: Cargill Mr. and Mrs. w
J.. Jennison, Mrs. George Barker, Miss Mar,
Barker and Miss Flora Russell sailed from New
York to-day on the KONG Albert for the Mat1t
terranean.
Mrs. 81 Gala Chamberlain Williams, Mrs
Blanche%C. White, Miss Sadie Annette of Chicag
| and Miss Marguerite Boomer ofAJanesyille, Iowa
| have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. McCor
Mrs. Jack H. kohl Of San Francisco is VISIT
| ing her mother, Mrs. Fl. C. Ramsdell, at he
4 home Portland avenue Mrs. Kohl will re
main until the latter part Of July, when MI
! Kohl will join her on his return from a bust
| ness trip in the east.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are q
follows: Gilsey, Mrs. NJ. J.. Harrison; Gran
Union DR.. S. NJ. White; Westminster: o. :Owre
A. R. Owre, A. Owre. NJ. c.. Johnson w.
Braasch. st. Peter, 'Minn.-W estminster, ]. G.
Holmberg.
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One Of the most interesting Of the
June weddings will be that of Mrs.
Byrtha Ryckman Bowman and Leslie
Stavert. Mrs. Bowman is the widow
Of the late r. G. Bowman. She is at
present visiting relatives and friends
in Chicago and will return early In
the week. Mr.. Stavert is from Oma-
ha and has a responsible position with
the American Linseed Oil company.
He is a w1dower and his little SON
makes his home with his grandmother
lin Prince Edward Island.