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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-12-15

Whenoverit IL known that Dr. Kutchin is
NoppinC NJ u place. crowds gather 20 con.
suit him. ma II Is not to be W. rLered A. when
II IL remembered that In diagnosing disease
no mover nHW, "a qurHtiOu, bat describes this dif-
fcr0ut Diseases better thun thu aiCk Gun them
selvot it's w OndsrTul gitt Tor anyone 20
possess. and Dr. kutchin's di0Rnostic powers
have cr'ntod wonder thrnux bout tho country.
lie adopted tho following plan, which is pc
cuiiur 10 the large hospitals, and Ia not and
novor has bceu ;he practice OF country doctors,
VIZ: hn Jarnfu'ly notes lho symptoms OF tho
pationt, ana nscor tnius the condition Of the In
tornll orllna. ull Ot which 10 carefully records
In IA rcyistcr tor future reference H. TITS
way no n1"orta, q tho true nntutN ~ the Is
olso ana it, cause. Whom sick people COnsdlt
h. hn rptdiiy tolls Thorn whether ne ClJ, euro
or GoIp thCm. or y AZ thor thoy arc Jeyoud hope.
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MS npn0yGD METHODS OF TpEArMGNr

Ara mild nod pluisant; nErco perfectly with
IN" mp1t dN.!cat0 Lady ar child; 30 not reduce
strength; can be used willie TT work, uud give
tho g. 'Itrtt pussd1 houent In the huotte~t
ppss al' TIM" Patients cnn consult him ur
communicate with hiu as Often as they choose,
dutiu3 tho whole ttme required Tor the cere
without r'{r: - vbeto thsy may be, ana with
QUITE charge. 'a4 r"Ud-r ug the ttrutuiCut
rs uuc 's7' al aud sItl0tNctnry as though they
Wprp tytnt ~ door 70 ouch other
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MANHOOD pTRTECTLY RESTORED.

Quick. painless and certain euro for Impo-
t.ncy Lost Manhood, SpcrnatorrhWn. Losses,
Neadn, rs tnd NsrE Gus Dchjitty, also 70, Pros
tatitls NiricuCCtc, ana all private diseases,
whether from iiuprudet' hnbit3 Of youth or
f"tut "1cespes tn MIXTURE year., any cause
thnt deblit0tos the sexual functions, speedily
hnC permanently cured. Consultation FREQ
aud strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Absolute cures
guaranteed Ia cur a Bile cases. No risk Incurred.
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ITO most widely and farprably known specials
pericncc, remarkable skill ana universal success IN
ablcs him 10 treat al! CHRONIC NERVOUS SKIN
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EISEASES OF NONEN.

TINflF NIl,S VT NVlIEN.
Such ns has buried the SKIN Of ether physi-
tinns md remedies, nr, hutcIin quickly
cures, careers. Iumors. ii5rud md Hciyboid
Hrnw this erred without theuso ut'he Knife. No
cutting. 10 pain, no danger
Free fsnniinntion OF the IrIne-Fach
p' - applying Tor medical treatment should
Aui or bring To- ounces q urine. rhich VIII
recrtv" careful chemical and Iuicroscopical
oAHnltGatlon.
FILES, FIsTEIA AND RECTAL
ULCERS cmtd with, ut pain or detention
frulu business.
Hvphins, Gouorrhcn. eject. Private
Blood and ~llf. NlSVa.cs speedily, cone
piet'iy and perHuaor eUitd.
NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEX.
tAt. DgsAE 0EAGS yield raptdiy TO his
skiliful treatment.
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Sisbesbauoel tn Iibet.

Wenn Elm tibetanii4er &rieser .in
Deib Su nebmsn niiui9t. bann lautrt
tr, 70 eradblt cine ensliide Rspue.
bsm Batter bss WGb6sns auf, bas es
ibm ausstban. unb brinst isinen Seis
rdtbsantrag Dor. Der Batter unters
iiebt bi, Sadie elmer iOrsfdItisen unb
ernitbaften Gripdsuns. bsnn eine dbz
i9ldsise Qntiport bisBe cine lanss unb
blutiee ssebbe beraufbeI6poren; er
ipsnbtt ii9 on bic prieiter unb ma4t
iie nit Der Ndtur bss 4ntrages bee
tannt; susIsi9 itedt er ibnen cine
betrG9tlihe @elbiumme gu, bamit iie
bic GOtter befragen mDdten, pie bic
ii9 ppbl 5u Der 9eiratb itelten. Der
isbnsnbs Siingling. tpenn sr bic re6ten
Mittsl unb Wese fpeib. nm fein Slid
gu erpbern, bat ii9 unterbehen aud
bur9 sine sr0bers 9elbSutpenbuns Der
@unit Der aamas perii9ert, bic CUR
Si9erbeit bas 9elb bon beibsu tinz
iteden, bamit bic Intiport Der 9Otter
rs9t giinitis ausfalt. @inen Wtonat
lang mub nun Der eripdbltt 8siperber
bic 5amilie feiner 3utiinftisen nit
Iederen Sp.iIen unb allerlei 9utem
perfprssn unb babel sesen ettpaige Ri'
paIsn auf Der Sut iein. Im Gnbe
bieIes Monats ipirb Der @erebrer DON
benz @ater bes Mdb9ens gu einem
sroben 5sit eingelabsn unb bann pirb
Der 9unb Der aarten Ssr5en befiesslt,
bic 8erlobuns seidIoHen, inbem alle
iid Elm ipsnig am glrm riBeH unb bas
aus Der Wunbs fliebsnbe 8lut iih pers
meneen laFsn. gladbem 70 bic
9lutsbriiberidaft sei4lphen 1T, fpiro
bus Rdbdsn pOrstfiibrt, nit 6stt sin'
sefhmi,rt unb nit ullerlei bunten
5orb.n bsmalt, nit ibrem gdnaen
S6mud Gnestbdn unb nit einem Seil,
bas ais 3eiden ibrer bemiitbigen
0ienItbdrtsit Inn ibren gals setniipft
lit. Damn bebt elm gang gemeines
S9a6srn unb Seili9en an. Der @as
ten perbrsitet ii9 iibsr bic 8orSiige unb
guten Gigeni9aftsn in bem Spue unb
Der 2lrt zines @iebbanblers uno fudt
ben 8rdutigam rsdt trGftig i'm Preiie
Su I9rauben unb 70 ipirb Gage, ia
ipp9enlans bins unb berssbdnoelt uno
eefeilIdt. 9as MGbden tpiro babel
freili1 rdd ibren inbipiouellen &nii6'
ten uub @iini9en ni6t gefrast.
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Cine senba6sGrinnerune.

Bon ben GsIprGden 2enbad's nit
Der Sdpis9ermuttsr bes Reidstun5'
lers D. Billion bat 9lbolf Wilbranot in
ieinen 2enba9 @rinneruresR eins
nette SdilOerung entlpprfen; 8as
Stalknii9e, ipennglei9 Der Siinitler
10 lanse in Stalisn lebts, blieb ibm
lanse fremO. Rod 1874, als mir, mei'
ne 5rau unb i'd, in 2esernise nit Der
9rGfin Waria 0Onbpf = isbt Srdfin
Billion = unb ibrer Wtutter, Der
Donna 2aura Minsbstti. piel SuIam'
men paren, 2enbah Supeilsn BON
Miin9eu gu 8eIu9e bsrdustdm, mar
feline llnterbaltung nit Der Miinsbetti,
bi. nidt 0sutid tonnts, auf iuenise
@orte bei6rGntt. Sn ibrer better bras
matii9en 2sbenbigteit i9iloerte i.
uns, pie lie an id0neu qbenben am
llfsr bes Sessrnfees ssitunbsn unb ii6
semsiniam an ben Rsi5en Der 2anos
ihaft beruuidt bdtten: rMolto beIlo"
mari 2enbd9 bin, ooer rWtolto inters
ehdntt!" Sic dber CAB bic beiotn gBor'
te baSu, bic .r lie selebrt bate: nUias
lsrii9" unb. ritimmunssbpu". Do9
nabm er oamuls einen srobsn glnIauf,
ii9 bes Weliden 81 bemG9tisen; .r
bra9ts Elm Bud aus Tliin6en nit,
bas balb @rummatit, bdlb 2eIebu9
mar, unb in einIamen bal6en Stuns
ben, irgtrbipp biusslasert, ituoirte er
barin. SnbeIsn ersGblts bic 9rdfin
.inmal, iis babe ibn ibsrruItt, tuie .r
muir bic IGnssren @eiaidtsu am gnbe
bes 9u4es, uHo sipar nur bic in beut'
fher Sprade eeIeien babe, ~um gu ies
ben, OBJ iie Iid trisssn." SpGter bu'
ben lie iih pobl pirtlid eetrisst,
nGmltd bic italieniIhe Spra9e uHb
er; ss selung ibm, ii4 in lapioaren
SGben tiibn unb erob Su unterbaIten.
Bon ben anrsrsn Spruden blieb sr
fr.i.
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SaS 9uritfi8naI.

Gin griiFeIsr Gorreiponbent
fbreibt: Gs mar in einem Qlbtbeil brit=
ter 8laife unb in einem 3uge, Der bic
b.lgiI6e propins 2uremburs bur1>
elite. 3tpei Serren iaBen burin nsbit
einem naipen Qderbiirger @s mar
Tsbr bsiB. SD mOdte mir elm 9las
Bier beitsIlen," itDbnte Der cine Der
Reiienbsu. .9l9, i'd audi" ehote Der
anbere. .WoGen mir tlingeln9"
vgber iider." Der erits 8erburitenbe
erbebt iid unb ideint nit alien 8rdfs
ten an sinem Sebel an Der Oede Su 5ies
ben, ubsr bieier riibrt ii9 ni6t. Sect
tommt Der unoere ibm gu Silfe. Iu4
i'm bat bic Sibe binfGlis semadt.
Der freunblide 8ailersmann i9muns
ssIt, unb i'm idOHiten ipalloniidsn
Sialett preiit er bic StGrte Ieiner
Musteln. Sin Rud fsines re9ten gtrz
mes unb Der Sebel sebpr9t, @lei3
pirb bas Bier tpmmeu, benn i9on
bGlt Der 3ug. Die 4btbeiltbiir tpirb
aufgeriiien unb Elm 9eamtsr bes 3ugs
peripndls erfdeint nit idredensblsiz
der Miene. r@sr bat bas getban2"
sd" fagt ftols Der 2anbmann unb
entblDbt Ieiusn mustulpIen @rm.
.!6abt Sbr aud 10 ettpas9 Die Serren
berburiten ia bier" Ssr 9lrme ipeiB
beute nod ni9t, porum man i'm fpie
sineu @srbre9er anseidrieen unb ibm
eine empfinblids @eIbbube fir bas
SurItiignal aufgebrummt bat.
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Sm Woos.
Bon GrnIt speber.

Sm S6attcn fargcr S0bren
Sdudll idl mein 8iinnel los;
Stein WIenlhetInut 5u boren
Sun fIimmeriparmen Wlpps.
Sdarf bIinseIt aus Der 2ade
Ses 6roibes griluer &opf;
Sort orilbeu IN Der 9rade
Silt ii6 ein Hab' ben aropf.
Iie prunft bes SticeIib' 8eibden
Sm bilnten Su63eitsitdatl
llno gurrenb Iodt eiu Sdllbhcn
Gum Siir6enfelo Der Sant.
Giel carte fnodlIein bIci6cn
Sm brauneu SeiSegras;
Sod 5iuifdlcn al ben 2eid)en
Ses Nebens tolIer Spnb.
Soh brobeu iiber aIIcs
gIIs SdlidinI freiit Der 8eib.
sScbt itiir5t or idben 8aIlcs -
Gin Stimmleiu rib cntsiuei.
God ipeiter fIir9t unb fin9ct
Sns aIte 6eiocIieb,
llnb ipciter bcbt lmo rinect
Sas fcnncnbeibe 9fieS. =
9dl aInlbtc. iti[I su raitcn
Sm friebIiditen Rebier.
llnb fdno ons ipilbc Saitcr
Ser groben @eIt and, bier.
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Ienl" Gr fiirdtet iib por bem Wort.
gr fam es nod gar nidt re9t psrs
itsben, ub.r er fiiblt, es iit etpas
Suntles, Sdpsres. bas ibn Su srs
briiden brobt.
rMutter! mir LIT 10 tpsb!"
9lber bic 5rau ba brinnen fat bas
S6idTal bart senadt, fe meint, bas
Weinen bss S4uIbisen gu bOren. limb
nit ibrer ruuben Sunb bat iie iid uuf
immer ben Ginsdns gu ibrss Sunssn
Seele DsrfhlpHen.
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asrasnspantae betm

-9erSenspunine betm
M itaae1fen. Die Sausfrau:
Wein lisbes gutss MGnn9en, ipenn
Du BON Der Rsiie tommsn pirIt,
briuse mir bod redt mas S9Dnes
nit! S09in Die sbeu ben aalbsbrus
ten auf ben Slid ieBD: Ssrr Rutb,
mir aberi9t od; mir = enen Reien
S6rubber. Seben &c NAL, Serr
Eatb, ipie i'd Sonnabenb be Sreppe
'lpiidte, faste Der portier: Isle, Suite,
Der Serr Rat6 unb 0sin S6rubber
habsn glebnIidtsit. ale gssbe boben
ieen enSises Saur nid."
= llnter GoIleetn. Infer
neusr Ssnoriit iaeint elm iebr anges
nebmer college gu isin. Sd babe ibn
nod nidt Elm sinSiess Wlal f6le6t
iiber bic unoern fprsdsn b0ren!" ,Tas
tiirli6 : neil sr sbsn INNER nur BON
iih ipri9t.~
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9it &6nise hon Butte.

Silbsr bon ber nS6lle anf Grben". -
@u nihfs Grimes tpddjit. = Srei
Wipntana'er 8ersbau 35uige unb
ibre 9iseptGiimIidfeiteu. = &ie Bat
Ytunins Siirgerretiter iuarb. = Giue
oGmbeluiitbige Nenidlbeit.
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-Sn Der b06eren SD
ter 6ule. 2ebrerin: Selma, mas
lit Gman5ipation9 - S6iilerin:
Wenn mir teiuen Mann betpmmsn.
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3u sinem erobsn 5bsil III bi. Sc
i6idte Der Stabt bic 9ei6i4te bsr
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afternoon at a birthday party for her son
Frankiyn's sixth birthday. Mrs. o. A.
Burgess assisted.
The East Side Social club gave a
evening. where a supper was served
There were thirty five couples in the
party.
Mrs Allan Staples, OF York street was
bers of the M. II. K. P. club at a mas
querade dancing party. Mrs. O. A. Bur
CESS had charge of the affair.
Mrs. George Mccain. of WhitaH street,
evening in honor of Mrs. +. j. Grimes, OF
Elroy, Wis
The Idle Hour Cinch club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Addie
Cleveland Prizes were won by Mrs
Cleveland and Mrs. E. Z. Lincoln.
Miss Esther Goodman gave a fudge
party Friday evening for the junior class
of the Cleveland high school at her home
on Jessamine street.
Mrs. Sarah NoTdin, of Burr street has
gone to Portland, Or, to visit friends.
Mrs. Z. Lange, Of Burr street, spent the
week in Minneapolis.
Miss Jeanne Robertson, Of East Mime
haha street, was given a surprise Thurs
day evening by a number Of her friends
There was dancing.
The East Side Social club gave a hay
rack sleighride Saturday evening to
HighWood. There were tIlirty-fiye couples.
Mrs. Lillegren of Ashland avenue. en-
tertained a company of East side ladies
Wednesday evening at a dinner party.
The Ladies' Cinch club was entertained
tuesday afternoon at the home Of Miss
b. Bunel on Hawthorne avenue
Rec A. J. d. Haupt made an address
on Lincoln to the pupils of the Cleveland
high school Thursday morning.
Mrs 5. A. Mulander, of Westminster
street. entertained during the week Mrs
S. d. Seavey. of Superior
Miss Edna Danforth, of Sandstone, Is a
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EAST ST. PAUL.

The Arlington Mothers club met
Wednesday in John Ericsson school A
demonstration in cooking apple fritters
was given by Mrs. p. E. johnson and
was served with cocoa. A musical pro-
gramme/ was given by Miss Shields and
Master Clarence Tillberg. Mrs. F. c.
Norlander presided. Those assisting
in serving were Miss Harriet e. Rudy
Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. PauIson, Mrs Till
berg, Mrs. Farrell Mrs LindahI Mrs
Holmgren. Mrs. Smith, Mrs Berg. Mrs
Hedeen, Mrs. Youngstown Mrs Finberg
Mrs O'Neill Mrs John I4isine and Mrs.
Mystrom and Lundquist. The next meet
ing will be held Wednesday. oath. at 4
p. m.
Miss Ida Harper has returned from
Belle Pla1ne. where she went to attend the
wedding of Miss Mary Morrison to Robert
tarlcy, OF Credit River. Among the other
St Paul people who went down to the
wedding We're Mrs. Dougherty, Miss
Theresa DougheTty, Miss Jennie O'Day.
Mr.. and MRS. j. Shelly. Mr. and Mrs
William Shelly. Miss May and Joseph
Shelly; Miss Molly Meyler and Miss B.
Connely.
The Cleveland Mothers club met Tues
day afternoon in assembly room. The fol-
lowing programme was given: Piano solo.
MISS Alma Franzcn: vocal solo, Miss c.
Skoolun; address. Rev. A. J. D. Haunt
on the subject of Our Boys of Today
vocal solo, Mr. 0. Z. Erickson; piano solo.
Miss Alma Frangren: vocal solo, Miss
Skooglun. Mrs. Abrahamson had charge
of the programme.
Talbot Camp Nc. 1888, NJ w. A.. gave
a dance last Thursday evening at Garfield
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hall, Arcade and Fauquier streets. The
haH was crowded and all enjoyed them
selves. Refreshments were served at II
O'Clock The camp viii give a minstrel
performance in the near future The next
regular meeting will be on Tuesday, Feb
Il. Both degrees will be worked.
Mrs. Minnie Randall Olmstead street.
entertained the Daisy Euchre club last
Thursday. Prizes were won bv Mrs
Myrtle RiemerS, Miss Edna Mcclure and
Mrs. A L. Eubanks, Mrs. Riemers of
Fort street, will entertain the club next
Thursday afternoon.
The senior class of the Cleveland high
school at its last meeting elected the fol-
lowing officers: President Charles Nor
din; vice president Miss Helen Lilly:
secretary, Miss Minnie Hoffman; treasur-
er, Miss Alice Farrell.
The Lower Town Mothers club will
meet Tuesday afternoon in the Haw-
thorne school at 3:45. Mrs. Russell r.
Dorr will speak on the Benefit of the
Federation, TO Women" Mrs c. c. Mil
Ter will preside.
Mrs. Longsdorf gave card party Mon
day afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs
James McCaskey, Mrs. Sacsne. Mrs
Archie Johnson Mrs. A r. DalrympIe
and Mrs. j. McLaren.
The Willing Workers OF the First Swed-
iSh Lutheran Church will give a supper in
the paTlors of the church Monday evening
I'D inst. followed by a musical and lit
erary programme.
Mrs. Carl Payne. Of Clark street, en-
teftalned company of little folks Friday
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MERRIAM PARK.

The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionaTy Society of Trinity nj. e. Church
will meet Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. w. o. Hillman. Dewey avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Eastman and Mr.
and Mrs. S. M. Green. of Carroll street,
have issued invitations FOR card party
to be given Monday evening.
The Epworth League of Trinity NJ E.
Church held cabinet meeting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. III. s. Moore, Mar
shall avenue. Friday evening
The second lecture on 1.-THE Book Of
Revelation will be given Tuesday even
Ing at st. Mary's church by Rev. w. p.
Ten Brock, Of Faribault.
Mrs. A. T. Bigeiow, Iglehart street. en-
tertained the members OF the executive
board of the Federated Club Women at
luncheon Saturday.
Miss Ruth Frisk. Marshall avenue, en-
tertained at sewing bee Thursday aft
eTnoon in honor Of Mrs. Herbert Gooch, Of
Duluth.
Senator and Mrs. Stevens. OF Crookston
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
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guest of Miss Olga Molander. of West
minister street.
Mrs. F. ]. Grimes. who has been visiting
Mrs. George Mccain, has returned to Ell
roy, Wis. >
has been entertaining friends from How.
ard Lake
Mrs. A NJ. Sharood entertained the
Evening Card club Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt, of Larimore, N. D.,
are visiting East st. Paul friends.
Mrs. Rogers was given a. surprise FRI
day evening. Cards were played.
Mrs. Kate Slocum, of Olive street, has
returned from Lake City.
Prof. s. A. Farnsworth. of Burr street,
Is in Crookston.
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Church next Monday afternoon at her
home on Carter avenue.
! Miss Harriet Genge entertained the
| South Side Whist club Thursday evening
at the home Of MIR. and Mrs. F. G. Genge
on BaylesS avenue.
Mrs. Harry Snyder, of Commonwealth
avenue, gave a large reception yesterday
eafternoon for Mrs. Van SAINT, Mrs. North
Top and daughter.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. e.
Church will be entertained next Wednes-
Iday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rose
on Long avenue
Leo sisker, who spent a. year with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Berchem, Of Hampden avenue, left Fri
day for Chicago.
The Altar Guild of st. Matthew's Epis-
copal Church met Saturday afternoon at
the home of Miss George Hill on Ray
mond avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Stewart. OF Com
monwealth avenue, entertained the first
of the week Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman, Of
Minneapolis.
Miss George Hill and Miss Helen Plant
gave a dancing party last evening at the
home of Mrs. Herbert Plant on Bourne
avenue.
Prof ard Mrs Harry Snyder, of the
tomorrow evening for the graduating
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tisdale, of Lang
ford avenue, will entertain the Young
Peoples Card club next Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. E. H. c. Taylor, of Carter ave-
nue., entertained a company of friends
from st. Paul at dinner on Wednesday.
The Young Mothers club was enter
tanned Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Alvah Bull on Langford avenue.
The Misses Nolan, of Gibbs avenue, en-
tertained at a finch party Monday even
ing. Seventeen guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j. Costello Of Balyless
avenue, entertained part of the week w.
H. Galley, of Royalton, MINI.
Mrs. e. w. Young. of Gibbs avenue, en-
tertained part of the week Rev. Mr.. Sage
and Paul Sage, of Madelia.
The young. married people of the park
gave a dancing party Friday evening in
Odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. J. H Block, of Priscilla street. en-
tertained the North Side Whist club We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Friend Brace and son Friend. Of
Bayless avenue, left Friday for Portland,
Or.
George Stanley Williams Jr, of Ray
mond avenue, has returned from Chicago.
E. w Young, of Gibbs avenue, spent
part of the week in Tower, MINI.
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Ciausen. OF Rondo street. have returned
home.
Mrs. III. M. Dickey, Marshall avenue,
viii entertain the Ladies' Aid Society Of
the Presbyterian Church Thursday after
noon
Miss Sarah Price, Marshall avenue. will
entertain the Ladies' Aid Society OF Olivet
Congregational Church Friday afternoon.
Miss Anna Keller returned Wednesday
night from Southern Iowa
Mrs. Willis Deming. who has been visit
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st. Johns German Lutheran Church In
the church parlors, on Wednesday. her
birthday anniversary.
The 1. A. H. Circle Of the Forest Street
Mission met Thursday evening.
Miss Carrie Stratton, of Minneapolis, is
a guest of Mrs r. E. McCleary
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GOOD MONEY
coon MONEY!
IS SAVED

rs SAVED If YOU GET YOUR
trousers made during February: special
low prices and extra large variety; for
$6E l make to your measure the best
trousers that any money can buy any
where.
Tailor Lee, He Satisfies.
Grand Opera House.
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ing her mother, Mrs. Lucretia johnson. Of
Gay Ton avenue mas gone to Morris, MINI.
Miss Emelie GfHingham az T1,nnb,,rst
avenue, entertained at dinner Tuesdav
evening in celebration of her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keller and family.
OF Iowa, have moved to Merriam Park
and now reside at 392 Dewey avenue.
John Bigham Of Spokane. Wash, was
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Mrs. P Gavin, of Spokane. Wash, who
visited her daughter Mrs. Edward H.
Payte, of the Euclid View, has returned to
her home
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-14

Mrs. Anthony Fuchs, Of East Fourth
street, entertained Mrs. Winzler, the Miss
es Mary and Annie Winzler, Mrs. Hockey
and Burkhardt Winzler, Sunday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-14

Flora Rebekah Lodge No ia. l. o. o.
F., gave leap year party Monday even
ing at Odd Fellows, hall. on East Seventh
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-14

The teachers of the Forest Street Mis-
sion Sunday school were entertained last
Friday evening by Theo Berggren, of
n ctrnnf
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-14

Mrs. William I.enz, of East Fourth
eet, entertained Monday in honor of
: birthday anniversary Of her son Will
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-14

A gymnasium class has been organized
by the ladies of st. Johns German Luz
theran church. The class will meet ev-
cry "Wednesday evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-14

An entertainment was given Thursday
evening by the children of Mound Park
songs. Rotations, drills and a brownies
dance by the kindergarten children.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-14
WAR NEWS.
Russian Officials Think Japan Has
DELAYED Too Lonq to Win.

Russian Officials Think Japan Has
Delayed Too Long to Win.
ST. Petersburg, Dec. 14.-The gen.
eral staff apparently is entirely salts
fed with the military conditions in
Manchuria, being convinced that the
Japanese have reached the high tide.
A high Russian officer said to the AS
sociated Press: 1.-The Japanese have
missed the psychological moment.
They should now be at Harbin, with
Vladivostock and the eastern section
literally cut off, instead of wintering
where they are. The cold is Russia's
ally. as il was against Napoleon
They are not strong enough to at
tempt to take Mukden now, and will
not be even If Port Arthur falls and
$4,000 reinforcements are sent out
to join Oyama. In the mean time the
Russian troops are piling up behind
Mukden. In February. before the port
of New Chwang is ice free, Kuropat
kin will have close to half a million
men, amply sufficient to turn Oya-
mas position at Shakhe river and
force the Japanese back into Corea
and Lao Tung peninsula.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-12-14

pecting on the east slope OF the Gaud.
aiupe mountains These prospectors
have settled about twenty miles north
west of Carlsbad what they claim
Will be one of the largest oil fields
OF the south. Mr.. Thos. e. Teegarden
President of the prospecting COM
pany and other members of the com.
pany are now on the ground and will
push the actual development Just as
fast as money can do it, They now
have one standard rig at work, anoth-
er one on the side track at Carlsbad.
and four more in transit. Mr.. Tee
garden and Mr.. Watlington who have
been at Carlsbad directing. the pros
pecting for over a year came up to
Roswell Saturday and returned Sun.
day afternoon. Mrs. TeegArden was
with the party. Mr.. Chas, H. Rick.
seeker of this city is interested and
will represent the company here.
These parties claim to haze a high
grade Of oil with a parafine base.
and to have prospected the field so
thoroughly as to leave absolutely no
doubt of thir developing large flowing
wells.