davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
n-nz ss-.ss --e.s..se-.

A. a Azna1es Erv-r to n. --n-esa-
rin& Wzs sH-Vrs- ne p1sn-S
x-.n@xlzss zSzas- >u1p-u-s. -auHirec
h. xzs = tn141 4tzsl1znsz- IA a.
sNs-~l
= Az a ku-~@u- NJ sn-c@<s &C.
,-ras ss-nr h4xaur q r4az- n-xs-. .
sss-AEs rs-vs and l-I zz-~cts@ @e
a-s zzr zzss arr fc-- az 1l-ssi1a VIZ
sssr fslun1assS -aasf r.rSs-xa pr~s-x
-..~-=fu-z a. kzzz@ssE- ! mus ,ez use
Mx4 fn-z n srz-fsz- --&nz--s@z- Q =
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
A cs-r ssr csas Feet.

"A excel4er; and simple remedy
tor cold feet ss the arr.icatsoa Of cold
water Sseg szso TIE hxrs-Eh. let the
csaa water run Ia a little faster TIA.
t runs ouI Sanding tn the vate-.
rub one fcsas with the csss- -zr8egy.
geE O. twelve tines Tssz change and
t-aA5 the ether fsoe in the SAGE zsr-
re<- keea ~ This Asse-nHse ruAhtss
fSv as.auf sErse minutes The feet
ia have ssco=e ve-y rec. and as voz
- na1 q the sAser. yoG ~ll ena
ssHz su-ufns and sbo~tus ~ssh The
w-arr hasee sgVEgAt .zse them y this
aasAs
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
SCIATlC TORTURE
rAIy SUFFERED Ey Nj kAsS-ay
AS GREAT AS MORTAL okN STAND.
v-s ~ sssfN. ~. e-.aA ~-s Ts~s IA
F<~s sss Trsts 81 N~asr.is ~hseA
H.. ssi~~s T,sz4f-st tefsst

F<-s =sss zarft. 81 Nsasr-ts y hseA
H-.s ssi~.s r.sf-st ts<ss-s,
Tahe Sa~s es NJ NRrssn1 shr~rx tlzsf
.ri-f,cs rSn tse 7,url,a. and No one Af,sActta
H. a sheGla allow hilu~slf g. - ass.
hes-tefae~s ~ vfss trs ssrirser sss,zli a
ye~s Acn. NrsA fsg ~ fsntths be ssfse-esi
-~ie ealsgA - sAisrs> fs.s Hassss is.ssszss
sh~1 rrsv rssmn crula F,sssigisy sfxs,a
As.s.cs sASsui ~ sssts.ils az In -sssz.rs
sl.Ks ry.sss~rrs. NJ NsF~tsss Eaee taF fal-
lr~siis sorsurl- s' Wa nif~.sleI - =
saarzsfspeSS a. tlHi' FEELING szSs esast s.f IaT
sietss hlf, E.d,as = s.f,rv- v-llaI sss asss-
49, wr~S. huf fhNaEl,t % azNs sansn,r a
-siEns-Ss that vrseif v7rsF ts-sv 81 /.
.hvs ttn1n Ii dife't hgrlvas. auh
scSH t,ss r-sfs eSz-naa a. vszx A-a THAI
s~s-~ sser vsrs tn7su-s faF sne- When !
sns1ss sso,e-tcs. iE ss,srtsss hnEss- 81 v-ss
,u~f - tssnch ~ r-.s1A ~ - 'SssAsh Is
rcsas saa - - sses
sfTssae sssi'fsr vsas s7ssi ~ xssa ~~sHs =.
h>a sx~nsiura ms h. s.rs : hs6 Sclaii-s4
fsf Ys-u~srif.rs 'a- Elss. s1ss ss,vtse5 rl,s nr<
a. - - ls-sRg sg. h.ess. ~ Asfylss ~zzs
usreaesSaass fc : esal3HH 80 eaf *
s~rs : I s-srses. q, = v-zs irsrsssSilsie faas
,ss q tnrt fzesr nF,t ssat T. Ene o;Ass
N. ss,sanruf I sfters5Fsea e. nave sl.s
s.-s ~ ~ Sasy 9i,f sa.lr Nssaz1na a. "a
s--srs-sA1ss tlsai ! vre,a}a A2~t = lfs -
fess7s pss-.ss.ssaesS
! Szss-s=, ti5s fn-sn-t fss y r1sasftss
~ss.se=s .Srafassx ssN -slsef zsa=s : slss-
ress-s-ea fass ae7tsz sae o. the ssiea-z e
fEsrsif Z l.saeisi = s.as ~ r. Egsziz-rzs
F>tss2 fsiAs slsa ,szs-at e. ussr than tia-es
- da~a fh--f tln-rs a1v : x~ss O.
kc-sEsiffez e. es ahraa ths-szzt E-ssz
I've snauths aFssr s.,.-su - re-
te,sEr I zeas atlis Dr. ttvs ne - ssa
ss1~is as-a1I fa.s asaaSs zua . uaasirf lasss
! ~Ns esti-ses -szs sas SITE ~. - ssas7s1f
~ xr-t - rsuss 5flifik n y sIizarss
fiut Pa. ~ tizs s,est ssszSlfszsar Z ssyes
ss~sss srsl lsH.Ttsss -ae1uszneu5 rhsE. z
.s.vezsF D. s1esa-s fssu- sa5asz-a
n Nss-~t1s = e fs-srsrss-sss fz-zsfs-
ssa sss@s - r-saars r. s5saf. f5tarn~s-s
sr<.asrsss 2 Ns-Ssass Yfsnlrs.s.l- 2 o.
Nv Naul nlss n W51pss4sa Fsfrk
Ts.lis tlezt -a~s- 7shr- rsisfa1 sss-raEs
sar~a-.tr-S Saef - 7He4rz,ss-1s. rus-ria rsar-
sfrsss sHzl i=s77TrsiFc s1azzik -Aez ~
sald ais - @zss.sssss-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

NhAtN the matter WITH yoas II he ds-css
Ahc sAausss arr he may hefp ys,sa. but
eaans taues- ~essses call on their family
rhySsetan>, saaesnT, - they mas ne,
desA fr,sm avsfsspses = sfsat'tes ffsasn hsArt
ds~saSN assSther ffsssn Itsnr ce ksssney dis
eA~N assstte~ t~csa wssTvnass sshsassaon
cx y,s,sstEstaSts ArsstisnF WITH pain here
Asa tA~reO ard n thls vsy they Al fF,a-
axsnt atthe a. thesa ,s~s sEsd tsas&r Easy
gsslax sss5 tYsssifs~Sent ~ oveTstsass assrts,g,
AsyMFNte sed Sistissst af-sa~es sgx which
kA Assaaaias tfscsa b. lse sssca, s.Tss~rfs s~ns
k,s fsiis ass5 Tsssssxss. In r.&iity they arr
all ssatg sANagses7ns r@1~s1 By $sFuae rsyssa D
t.s.Asr The physsssAn. isnsrant 81 the
sssA.w rf saFcfsne s4ssSasararss tbs prse-
sss~ snssl large hits are nsssa, The satt-
f~rsas pat3ent Ss.ss no actteF. bat posssa
tsy ~yss-~eS by reasea ~ the delay. ~rasAe
txrAtssons And s~pn~s>s EcFss cssrrp4fca stgzfts,
A rrtsg>er Hscsks4fse Ike IN it~ycrs fh.
s~ersse FYe>srsY>sasss sssrsver e. ~ rsrssse
vzsasa have catlr~,, Tczssvss The dis~s>e.
sArrcse etssspises Al tsase stssE~~ssss
symPseers and tnstitntsas cssr fsst In
et~es - preAssse~a sni~rfy u sAs ssse
wsess sssa that di~csse kne~N T. ball
~pvvss Ia o&~s aimss. fnagrFers BID,
sfsr~ al sshex naNstsfnss hsd fsllssi ~
enre y>a~~sfsaA. the .s~e ~ ~ f7oe-~s Pa
wsrste Prescription. saapaiesssesltsss shcr
sss~<ss~Afy hy IRE sseilsal aaNtsse sn1
-s~,>a.a ~ fir fNseeN hss rrealtsd n
s~s-sesa saA Tssrsnaanat sere. The sssass-
in.ssss>s ~ tiscSe su-xss "a stt-ssaz~i an4 Cl3y
~ tha e~tzre s3isspyssAFsnNc ~ rssaa, sssSi
a- sxin ~ Ncsh e-ie2g S>rtnflnx boa
an : ehssaz.fei agspaSi ttssFs
O. zss cssrSTaNATx NASEs-~ fasyHrfte
tsss-NsFiptiss Is q FssSflss sare - tsfs
ssnsa canpitcHs<Si srNa atsStlnst S@~s< af
A1sNerTa.ss~ excessive easIas na4afu
sss.nstf ssitesa. GgusAFlsr&a ssgNnTas>sasss
ans ssg4az ls8ArigsN. gsral nsassgs * fs1sHs ~
tAs vFarrts weak h4ck fsEnxte sre2s
.aeSN sHssFsTrsasass Fet-ct7agss zs. fNNff I'd,
ssssAs ~zisesgS rhrrHsg csrsaer~Ss ~ 6ng-
fsssHaA tsc=s NFss sIicafs k5asFs - ahs ~iaFaA
tsssAsnmsktssss. fzssr NHs essgn3negsssS ~ tase
essrtss. EzSs.nsEfssEsss>i ~atA sEasF-zsa-
Ae-k
kfsiis sestz-< rrs>aazrncnS . Fsvnr5te
f>rssSs5slsssa Wa urfckv ansSs ~1tfss.
xtsax sstsf shRt pars tssesa h-ektzs sci
Js-asAsss he sree1 aeaz rog a. sol A.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
e.s.. are oo-r g e.ssrss cs..r-.

csuxr are So1r g Ssss-ss Ssss--f
u raust callgsssl5sr C he stomach
i-ssxa A. sSszT3r e1la-rh = usszsll,
r4u~e6 ~ aus a. he tsli2~tug c-7urz
~ Is a. - then nni soSeztr-z Ia
inss tsss uuus ~ ts1 tSSss swallow afar
faad 1rzu9 9cisEt,F uzzS-teArczs n
rSa x saaA es4zrsH taass as rxHtsAgs
s-a-us eTe nuSiArz- Fseure-~1acf
stare- ard o+hn~ ndsrucuEs RAJ
su4rss rAsiFg g,1uzzlIi4szs EnlrzAl szsk
sses exts xEllh taslrr an tAs ss1ua4c1
A. -eaaa1 sssa=s = aaak slsHs. sazk
srsaase czees sne ssls~aee sAss--sAess
a. sAs zhI1ss has fs-e1acr sAssS
ga11rzt
ne s-s zrH frFsi -sS~sss1rx -
r ne t-sz rrer.t a. trss a4zeSsf 3 t1
-su-rrs thss cslu-r q ne t---hls. 9 =
ms sraues HrziEf1y .. IRE sfer -
hrs Aasilfrzfsuaz faissNst - easl u-
Nre s4sf salirHed = > s.su-t au7 "a.
tsaa a. oaal- fp1asurA1tans iallasHss1
II 4 sNsss. o1Aa HpElt0Htaul = lss
.-zzr-aua Tlsess s--S.1eusS A. go
u. nus 1hs u.asf 3-ara-tznz iz-te- .
fsx -uzulz-sa1 a xae cteE a fraf
tas- = s,s-z- fu- fhr -ezs-or sHAs h rEs-
z-sr r4-A--z riass-s > E-eAz ares1-za a
tsa- a. Gems xshtcf an 5est-usel y
f-ass saa-a ~=efs-E-esaz-e1 6tsl q.
tazzf-s h-a-az Exrfstss-s. Erznrss Hs
rus- ase- l. 3k~e ussfu. 4 tnase
rEzs-s
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

dress negilseutly trsilee over q
ssos5sA lasn tewele1 with daisies. The
ssst cf ~ozaa dragging her eovr
il The street sweersnx up the 9ith
Ss9 collecting niistozs os microbes.
Is a revolssng spectacle. ard vet with
a lo2g skirt the only Alternative IL
10 held il ar4 a practice which in
6rces cranp il the arm. As well a.
cold singers II winter. and gives .
aecice1ly sngracet1l walk and att
taae.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
FACE LIKE RAW BEEF.
es-n4ns Sr ~fts Terrible Itching
EEenx-SpeecI SsVe ~
csrlea~z

--usicu-I cur~z ns q. terrible
eczema .-un xsicA had suce-@c
Hru-zy xr1c pain Tor eight years. t.ez-g
s.-sntilt - uh-.1r AK tei. ron he
k-.su oor1n-s NJ scalp Was cuFs-ee
Win seats nne III fare Was Like =
ss--s ns nv t,~ss. ~ sve5-5~s E-e
lzstzes we-s falling su- and fels a.
Z burning NJ t-uu he rs--shls ttee--E
AID pain cuticu-z EzNs -. RELIEF ths
v.-r frs aKs. Euc usAas . rorlfleis
rzs-s II a sh1-1 -zue Ev bead 1-t
tz-4 E-e rlrN cleE- Eue vel sSiC-ec
Nsss MAI NJ Pas. - West AAi. s.
vs,ztl.oro Mass
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
-c.sr~ q Nra

MS ssa-y j. tnla a. a rars old =rss
r<rt ~ fs~sna1yn Nhr rfcHui2F -
a-<rSsea a clasz a Fnt1a. women - AZ
e-ssurxttunks Erssi1uifns.. Eng whr aG.
NtSes zNeg te g tr faz Lns acaFr siie
~ss0 asst RHa 6e soznat ttssnE ard - szsrur-
salsux ~ srstsinssd- --saosn,s ttssa-s
81 uaA and he Nd1SarsS ~Eg he
Eu1trrsrr Gt1ra-s.l
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
ss..,.. an Ne.ns So.

AI-- ixss kzzs q FSs~sseT SE--- es=-r-
sul xzux-ifzs n-rpcus se~s Ard ins7eSsar
aziS H. ghr g--xs-e c1-usa-f oEs,rs7rrY
q. tA. Hse &Asr- ur~ shc~s -zss- A
s-r-r1ls ss-r ts.r s~se&iins s--t Sss.lz r al
sa-uSsszsS. - IRA pSzszs. FkSE
AaazeSs A 5 Sszsszes- "a Re-. ~ "
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
DR.. PierceS
Pellets.

s.oudnr frarr has ceyiset shss
O. sc ss srsarh for a mxs e fSs taF
- xses EaSter NazrCl -sAh. y ss
ans ssprskAt snagH CUnr cTc-.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
11OeS Your Doctor Know

es.a.- prrhap. n h Tor ths-z. bat 10
cant he fssr ttsss
IVA n Ptssex m Ssso NY
Is~s~ S~i safesvd fsF ss3r y~An With
fsflans ~ ~oznr ssA rrw~ra1 cerpaie wcak~
ard @~x.siAllr .ssss ~nsssnx fsgsse~ 81 rassashiy
s-srss.f& Oar fsmsz3y ysAy~&-sxr rrs>-r-s->4
.sves.l r~sn~isr- sst .'sssnSh = "a. - cd
me spr rs~re> F.vorste fevv~-fsr,Ans Vas
erseashs ~ rzs stsssussaS ARD ss>s&ra q -
-. an Ia, isss snss.~s s'i~.s~s '., Z ssa
Shst tsfs r-nssds Fwltefe@ n, u.sas yftsliE
t~o aAsa, Ans ~ ts~ neAs gsrr-e~a tssr~ vss
-sess a-< y tse Favessss fr-~arspsaS2
.ss nsss sris cnsssd t-si ~ s~nsr.l arslta
c.rse s<1s>ssA Ard c4ss.r. Ard Hss cx.kar tsse
es-s. y s~&itA tSanks ~ W tNrrrSs sssssas<t
Mss A scxrrx~
10 s<ve1tA st~se& rszslassa orrca
~ rsssrces Favor7ie f,-r>crspssor ooss-
tasrss M sis>slst4, - entsresy sss-~1& hse AMI
~As Tire fri exSaai>i .-rssy ~arnsns taTis
syn thu market fl has >n11 more iArGes-
ia THE r>st thire q crst91Fs tsas any
slhex zse>dicsse foe women
Az other s~1rnT.e8r4ss 8utcnteG sn- wn---
nn ealY Arr nA5e ~fth slcosise, q ais'sssoi
Is large sAasr IAsEsegsl EAss saNasssss isfsSTns
Ire nerves The atsl@ mi srsf4ss4s1ies =
the es>>d sru shrssser aS sssseho4- Al
ssssf sssrysgss ssssrstis therSssr~, ~ esss.
T9,A fsNsat4S u Nc6ia~l tavt-1 c,--
aAgH< ~sAeral SkaEsssS1 6sFGtsso y, The
~ vss;Aasses " -1sxIsssEi. fh cirsrtenzls to-
So t-es tEsszst . 6tuA eSNT. vosasr ezssha
AZ -ss.4 A FsAgAer--sSsaFsa es1g1s semE k6~a-
tstsstY f-~e 90 rsssessst - = ssse-~eug
ssa riEs - SAY f0y Sailing fsTssa - ctc;a-
h4ssrss - ~sAszlxS 4Aar=S tE, Il v.
fsoresA sasesia. y Y
DIR. pierce'S .s.s 49, sss':ss ss.S' :
ter @F E#NG
heAith asa xrao hes'tA = lErrels ulat-
~ = hsAssts a.slikltr - s1sE N7ae4s tE
Eeserce~ ffsaas&nt faellssss cgsrr .asgszs pa
tisr T1sev ~ sAts S01F zgs5 sf-=s4f.
xrsa assss ssgeA a. nos hEue = - szsts1
HwAv~ Etue ttss f'riic+ = sfxltts
Esxssas-s Ssd H~s6a r. ae
s,ss.as',s s, re- s,z,.l...,. ssgss Pellets.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

q hHf sA---s q at He-ex -xeA ss<n-
seHz - n. Nzzz2h 11oznr Ees@-rnf8a-
- tAN VII - e--<. Tar ecc1-A-rs
Ferw Ehw-tz7 ~s1-z yuE wNEt 10 toMs~>
s=eaG urs arE IA Ee rsrrE-<-sg d hr--s.-
-4zas 4AaE = tEe test B2ArE-c - s-sE
rE4Ets4E xra f4r--C ~ ErE @E-ac II
l.urtess ezE zrG rgu-@ 20 Esl - -tae 1Er1
-EE rINlAE Cl-LHNE CO
EaN 80 -.e-ns- Entz
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

AZ So FzSzs Co. t1- Ea-kzzzz71-iu- ssr><
~ sitr zs--~ ren-s AT1-Eks ZsEz2 EaEzzHA
A-zE.lt Sz--e1 So-s5e2. y 7 Pea = 1ak
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

Whar b. Nlszs fizxrs-5 eazsss Il
fai,ss-sse Pc wfa iias1Te- tAag She
Z SliL FzsssF-aSs 81 81, z7fras4aag.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
TEA

A ~sae os ia N . as;rsv
esr A.ss II Ia world a -rS
OF OF <riFnsssars~s.a, . sse
snass c aass
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
TEA

Fine tea brings-ou; con-
versz;ioa i anything VII, j,
oozP-is 70 = Etsle leisure
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
q E-u Rr<r-

-ne nsozzlfr1has r-zr-ars a ~sxr-
mr. suuz ssz-ss fnr ssae s---sz II a--ax.
go r-s--y 1s = II x s@x a zuruuer
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

Ear~ q rau-K --xFs s-nltt !. enc -
nle Slscuz IL Ssl-ztzng tE-he--
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

a ~uzAz saFs \ slsr<z a-.s-h- s.es-
1Hs~s CiuE-r Ecs<
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
VaxM. aI"x aWaV

Els-zzl zlr a4nr. = zss E.-sse .. n:
~eEzlaE 3uzua eUL
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

One rezsoz =hy The girls VIII high
deals usTe- gsi ua--ed j. -hxt they
are TOO ho1egy
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

cHR-4 as tss Hass1e~ es< KsA.~fr~uAa<
as-siua.- ru-~E ~ - S.-zx k@an~c-s gs~z-1s
k...~r- s-zz .s.szs< rzr g-r -n a.. H.zs-s
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
ssss.r e-y. Sweet r.-s~r. fer cAnAr-,

Successfully use5 ,. Nosse- G-zy. rz-,e
i- The C1ii5-e- Eozs - ~-~ YORK ere
Cazsfpsfsa-. Fe~e-sx,r=sz. 6>5 Srn=ace
Ts-thi1s Disrderx. move aa1 reersxre re
Bc-e1s a,S Dss---v Wr=a Ores % 90
.-s-azas.aaAs. A. az c-zxxss-a 1sc Sxzpss
FREE A5s-ezs 8 Olnxss6 Ia Ecy " ].
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

Azv acf-szx xs.aoUf q history car
eAslls osszxi1 one Al 8 book store
MS
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

a xEl-s-e- SAYS that crtrr az n1e
-=5f = -s=z-- rs.a- zirlrx rs-,<
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
Slao c~~a-a- Ssa

- .-ss=- 9Nfs $500 - ws-ss-e t~<-
a. 49, fs =-z.i-.i fss1sesF -
- 49, - anSl -
s1~ns~=A #ssi IN aNaeaas sss - $40 =-s7ffs
80 @sa-aE ff =gsfs-a f-sfa~xssx aa~as.-sE
- tN-aHFse-s4 fi~zEs i7sssree - 9~eH1 ~
@-a=srFtiss ~ A. Ss<r-r-e zs4fas
N--~HrsH ~ ssssf-sses4 ~
- aliaa- F-sasszast-a 49,
Hss-1 rsisl - - laes a-srse
49, ktNMa--a ftsys-s ~ q ssAe -
~@az s==tr=s-raaaz
- = satttsstsl a flss- Ts.-sz q
~-<s : aa-@Sts~zs
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

Are yoz zEsaeEs-- Sg-s.. e. 1h.1.
E.e pay : es-t Esv~ r-se za1s --sz
Alalt e.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

"a ue-<sx. 80 z4& 1rtl- ~
rszssasf ETrgsx tn saE~<F nzsN %rH erA
rsE4u zhs si1se1 10 a4Hsr a.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

n = sal6 ssat NJ rsssa1 akS fsen-
sr-s rSt q. 81 Nu-Tnu1 aAa~s1 Ea1
ss~e rTnaaasss A@srN ths -e7sss
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
TT
- =

III. indulgence Il ia IS
% very s.lEht. ira; the pleas
u-c escapes attention, unless
one watts : os.-
c. - f-<a
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

y Is -asisr e kss.anue zasAu Il Is II
sra AuF1zl=s
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
Acr.K.xrrt.r, sr1sr s,on r.EIEs.

xs-r.sssz Hisz ss--1l-z f-.s--E1azz - ll-
-r~zza = ID : 81 7
80 = rzx rax = = 1sFN EAl
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

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foul, III driving storms of rain, hail and
tipped horns, tendency to be sym
they may gain access to the sos seats
snow or breathing in clouds of dust that
of the upper balcony and listen to the
Friday afternoon rehearsals of the Bos-
ton Symphony orchestra.
It does not need much money to be-
long to this aristocracy, but it takes
much time. twenty-five cents is the
admission fee, but to be sure that one
will not be outside the sos limit one
must be at the hall early in the morn
ing, and the final chord of the great
symphony will not die away till after 4
'clock in the afternoon.
There are two women VINO have been
at the head of the line at nearly every
rehearsal for three or four seasons.
Next to the leaders, the regulars soon
begin to assemble, persons who mean to
attend every rehearsal. and try to get
near the head of the line so that they
can obtain particular seat where they
fancy the effect of the music is shade
better than it is anywhere else. The
| majority of the sos are women. They
come singly and in focks; they are OF
all ages, and they have more pro
nou,nned air of business in this matter
at least than the men.
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MRS. MACKAY'S NEWEST
Locomotive, Telegraph Pole and Tele.
phone Engraved on Her Paper.
New York World,

New York World.
Mrs Clarence H. Mackay, who is
now at Harbor Hill, her estate nes-
,Roslyn, L. l., has adopted English in
sigma on her stationery to show that
the railroad station, postoffice and tel
egranh office nearest her home are each
!. /" Roslyn."
Her stationery has in one corner her
Insignia mauve orchid-perched
over her monogram. In the other cor
ner. is. her address, Harbor Hill, Ros-
Ign. I. T., and to show that she can lie
reached by three modes Of communities
|ttion there are tiny engravings Of a To-
connective, an envelope and telegraph
pole. Under these is drawing of a
telephone with. "27 Roslyn" to show
that this is her number.
Mauve, that pinkish tone Of laver-
|, der, is her favorite color, and her sta.
tionery is Of this color with border of
lilac. Years ago she started the fad OF
putting on three-cent stamps, which
were purple and more harmonious, ratn
er than the crimson 2-cent stamps. She
/ persists in this fashion, which she ex
/ cuses on the ground that it is an mar
| ,tistic envelope which she distributes il
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stood at each plate. The. centerpiece
was a huge pumpkin containing favors,
and feature of the dinner was the
cutting Of a birthday cake holding
eleven pink tapers. -
Mrs. I'D. Carlton of Dupont avenue
S entertained at a luncheon of seven
covers yesterday afternoon in Donald
sons tearooms. Red liberty roses in:
cluster formed the center decoration
of the table. ~ 5Szts##&t~},sss.t 4.
Miss Edith Knight gave a luncheon
at the Minikahda club Friday. Gov
ers were laid for eighteen, and the
table decorations were chrysanth emums
and autumn leaves, while tiny pumpkins
were the favors. 4 "a XIV ! i
John Gilfllan gave theater party
to, see Miss Barrymore in "'Sunday.o
The guests occupied two boxes, and
| after the, play. there was, a supper. at
the Minneapolis club. Covers were
placed for ten
DR.. and Mrs. f. H. Welcome gave
dinner last evening at their home on
Groveland avenue: -:
| Mr.: and Mrs. Charles Edward Faulk-
ner,, Jr., arrived in the city Thursday
and are at the Waverlyf hotel Mrs.
Faulkner was, formerly. Miss Caroline
| Elizabeth Mann Of. Binghamton, N: Y J,
and her marriage to Mr., Faulkner took
| place Tuesday at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Marion b: Mann. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. G..
Parsons Nichols, DID,, in the presence
Of only the relatives and intimate
friends. The bride wore white crepe de
chine over taffsta, fashioned with. a
bertha Of Brussels and point lace. She
wore: long, tutle veil and carried a
bouquet of bride roses.~@Her- oal orna-
ment was crescent Of sapphiresG and
pearls, the gift Of the bridegroom
There. were no attendants. s
Mrs. Faulkner is a graduate Of Smith
college, and has. recently returned from
the place cards were foreign postal
cards collected by her during her. stay
abroad. Mr. Faulkner is a graduate of
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years and the: affairs.ha grown to be
one Of the pleasantly anticipated gath
erings OF the year. Wednesday after
noon Mrs. Botilla Smith of 63 w Island
avenue will entertain the chapter at
cards.
p Ralph G. Bagley entertained a group
of young people at box party at Lex
ington park, st. Paul, yesterday after
noon at the football game between the
st. Paul Roosevelt club and the Mime
sofa Boat club. 81 S
Mrs. David Simon entertained niae-
teen children at matinee party and
birthday dinner in Donaldson S tea
rooms yesterday afternoon in. honor of
the eleventh birthday anniversary of
her daughter, Sylvia. The appoint
ments were in pink and pink taper
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sNAKEsKIN WRAP FOR FALL
Beautiful and Bizarre Effects from Coat
Of Anaconda.
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brought to notice as "the real thing
for the fashioning of winter wraps il
that of the anaconda. The charm OF
it's rich brown, decorated with rows
of large black spots and series of light
golden yellow rings edged with deer
black, awakens admiration, and those
who go in for bizarre as well as arts
tic effects are waxing enthusiastic ovej
the snakeskin coats that some of the
shops set forth. Most of the coats are
of three-quarter length, lined will
fancy silks and satins, and some o.
them have deep collars and cuffs O
sable or some other costly fur. So at
tractive are they that girls who have
shivered at the idea of wearing reptilia1
garments now will be sorry if they don =
have the chance to do so.
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q red stamp is on one corner of a mauve
envelope. The extra cent is gift to
Uncle Sam.
Mrs. Mackay is consistent in her de-
votion to the orchid, and last winter
her most successful evening gown was
sartorial version of the orchid On
a canary colored ground were embroid-
cred large orchids in delicately colored
spangles, and even the shape Of the
skirts and sleeves were supposed to rep
resent the petals of this exotic flower.
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served at noon, followed by an important bust
ness session. III the afternoon.
Sheridan circle Of Waterbury, Mimi. was
visited Wednesday evening by the department
president, Mrs. Catherine a. Hoyt, Of Minne-
and Ethel Woolsey, and Mrs. Edna A. Ponsford,
We're initiated. An elaborate luncheon was
served. a3 ~
The Ladies' Aid society of Emmanuel church
will give All entertainment Wednesday evening
in the Swedish Lutheran church, Monroe street
and Thirteenth avenue NE. The program will
consist Of musical and literary numbers by
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ceremony. in the presence Of the imme-
date relatives. The bride wore her
travelling dress of dark blue: silk and
carried bride roses She was attended
by Miss Aline Gaus, who was in tan
wolfe over taffeta and carried white
roses. M. Wiesenberger, was best man.
The young couple left for a wedding
trip in the east, and after Dec. | they
will be at home at 81 Virginia flats,
St. Paul. 80 r.-
A wedding Of interest to Minneap-
oils people took place in Duluth
Wednesday afternoon, when Mrs. Belle
Smith Moer became the bride of Arthur
G. .Barth of Minneapolis. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. T. 81: Clelana
in the presence of the immediate rela-
tives, at the home of the BRIDES mother,
Mrs. Martha Smith, Chester terrace.
-. Miss Ella Verhoeff gave a Halloween
party Friday evening at 1l2o. Henne-
pin avenue for the members Of the e
| Christian Endeavor society of the First
present were in old-fashioned costumes.
| The hostess wore blue brocaded satin
and velvet, and her lace handkerchief
was carried by an ancestor at the court
of Henry the Eighth. She also carried
beautiful fan used at the time of}the
| civil war. 49,
AS the guests arrived they were met
by ghosts who silently directed them
to the second landing, where they were
met by little Miss Frances Turner as
a fairy and little Miss Grace Emery
in the character Of a butterfly, who
directed them to the dressing-r ooms.
The telling Of ghost stories with lights
turned low, fortunes, and musical pro
gram furnished amusement for the
<ev ening. Refreshments were served.
! The favors were*fortuness in ssilded wal
nut shells. rz,s. 81
! Mrs. Thomas Breen entertained about
thirty-fve friends Friday evening at
her home, 3104 Clinton avenue, in honor
i Of her cousin, Miss Christine tHolemo
of Prairie Farm, Wis. Miss Holemo
IEc,o go MN, bor Enf vioEin ESn50s aconrn.
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the University of Minnesota, and is
connected with the National Bank Of
Commerce. Mrs. G. e. Faulkner Of
Minneapolis, mother Of the bridegroom,
was present at the wedding.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Young
Higgins .and Herbert Il. Stoughton Of
Usage, Iowa, took place Saturday, Oct.
81, at the home Of the bride 8 brother,
A. NJ. Higgins, The Pines, Minnetonka.
y. Higgins. Mr.. and Mrs. Stonghton
will make their home at Usage. va
The marriage of Miss Elvira E. Dobbs
and Charles r. Vinson took place
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wiesenberger,
Twenty sixth street and Grand avenue.
Rev. George II. Thomas performed the