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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
8eb0rae fur 0ffeatlt@e @erte.

9 g Iii ansen m m n:
Jtr 2iespHaferuns unb Gemsnt-
6eitenmege In columbia Ibs., bon 81.
Ctr. aur Is Str.
6tir Cement Seitenmeg In Wilep
Mbe., ipeRlide Ssite bon 10. Str, our
Mi9isan Str.
q Il gdngigg gema DIT:
STR @sment- Ssitenipsse in gss9er
str., bon Sbelbp Ctr, bis CUR 9inben
6trabe.
gingerei9te g Petitionen:
STR @ementsseitentpege unb 2ies.
pFaFeruas in Define ape., bon ebsIbp
Str. aur Bobb Mbe.
iSiir eine Wei9e an sib Noble Str,
bur9 8. unb %. 9attenborf.
Mnge m meme Refolus
tion:
SIR einen Mb3ussfanal In Senate
Nbe. unb anberen StraBen unb Naeps.
bon Jan Greet Bis 3u einem punft 40
Gub fhbli9 bon 38. Ctr.
Die pieIen sn-gerbeiferungen,
tpel9e bon Der 8eb6rbe fhr 6ffentli4e
Mrbeiten eeplant finb, baben bon Sei'
ten Der @runoeigentbums.8efber eire
Menge bon Bei9werben i'm @sfoIge
unb bic Bebbrbe iff nattrli9 febr be-
| i&dftigt, bic ein,elnen gef4meroen
en!sesenaunebmen unb susleid aud
bic Befirmorter Der 8erbeherun9en
an3ub6ren. Cine petition fur einen
@ement- Bhrserfeis an Der sho penn-
fp!uania Str. 3wif9en Sah unb Mers
ril Str. muroe eingerei9t uno Der
Wori6Iag III eema4t, benielben na6
benz Tinnftein binaus au perIegen.
| Da bic Wasbr3abl Der Grunbfhde
@ei9dftsleuten geb6ren, baben fi9 oiss
felbsn natiiri9 basegen berwabrt. ba
fie bic 8erbsHerung an Der oem @runos
fhde 3und1ft belegenen Streifen oes
Bhrgerfeiges pini9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
Nsssr= goaftabler berbaftet.

Charles WcSonalo, Der farbige @on-
ffabler oes Grieosnsridtsr Niderion,
betrat 9eifsrn ssiiern 4benb eine Wirtb=
idaft on Der Weit Waibineton Ctr.
uno gerietb bier nit Wm. Sbompion
uno Sobn 5enneRep in sinen Streit,
Der oamit enbete, bab MeDonalo ben
Teriu4 ma4te, SenneRep su bers
baften.
/ Nat Iusia9en Sennefep's griff
WcSonalo ibn bsim Rodtragen uno
barauf bin babe er benielben oann su
goSen gsidlasen, mOrauf bin Me-
9onalb oann ieinen @ebolber geaogen
baben ioa, ben ibm SsnneRsb abnabm
uno ian NIT ssm 8oIbsn osfislbsn oer-
teilte.
Die &aolerpoli3iiten murben berbei-
gerufen uno 9ennefp purbs unter Der
antlage bss tbdtliden Mngriffss ber-
haftet. @e9en SbOmpion, Der sebOl.
fen baben foa. murhe bie gleids Mn-
tlage erbOben.
WcSOnalo na9bem er i'm 9ispen=
Farium perbunoen NOR, muroe 9lei4s
faQs berbaftst. glnsebli9 iol Wsc-
Sonalo obne Gb3ei9en Ober ionfigs
3ei9en ieiner .Wiirbe" fid an9emaBl
baben. 6enneRep 3u bsrbuften. Zen.
nefsp unb Sbompion linb Weibe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
Sisnns Der s&nlbeb0rSe.

Sn Der SiBnns Der Saulbeb6rbs
bradte Der Superintendent Der 6fent-
lidsn Sdulen ieinen Monatsberi9t 3ur
gerlsiung. Sie Sdulsn tpuroen am
Monatsi9lufe BON 25,249 beiudt
ginsn erfreuli&en 3uma6s 3eist Der
Befu9 Der Nbsnbidulsn, SOS S9hler
nabmen aur 3sit In benielben Inter.
ridt, Elm 3uwads alfo tiber bas Dor.
iabr bon 157 Sdtlern. 2aufenoe
Rs9nuneen imBsiraee bon $66. 816. 36
tDuroen beuiQigt. Oieie Beipilligung
i6liebt bic aablsnben Salaire elm. Ser
Setter bes Sdulturnunterridts, @il,
liam Ste9er, bislt Dor Der gsb6roe cine
ldngere Mniprade. In peldsr sr bic
Mnlase 6ffsntli9er BIDDER am @anal
befiirlportete.
Die NngebOte fur bic i'm nd9ifen
Sabre 3u liefernben S9ultifde tpurben
entge9en genommen, 9lei9faas Inge'
bote fur Opernfthble. tuelde i'm Nuoi.
torium Der Sbortribss SodI9ule 3u,
germenbung fommen follsn.
Gu9 purbsn MngebOts fhr Geuer.
leitern, tpslte am No. A S9ulbaufe.
gde 8laGforb unb Wi6igan Ctr. on
subrinsen fnb, entgegen genbmmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
@teoer berbaftet.

4aum bate er fi9 porbereitet, auf
Bhrsi9aft bin bic 5reibeit gu erbalten.
oa uuroe g. g. garlep aus @Dans=
bile, Der bort cine Mrbeitsaeentur be-
trisb. itOn piebsr bsrbaftet.
pofamts Snipettor Gletder bate
in3uiidn einen 6afibsfsbl gsgen ben
Wann erlanst, uno 3war auf Snfor-
mationen bin. mel9e s. SIS. Muffin
aus Gaimersburg, Der ourt bic Gssn=
tur iiberportbeilt 3u fein bebauptete,
seliefsrt bate.
@arlp puroe gum Borberb6r na9
Der Office oes Waribals sebra9t unb
Dor Ser. Staaten.@ .@ommiiidr gouns
perb6rt. Seine 8hrsidaft murbs
oann bon $500 auf $500 srb6bt. St
mirb am 9. WGr3 no9mals perb6rt
tperben. Sis Grau, tpel9s NIT garlp
suiammen psrbaft.i tpurbe 1T nod Ans
iidt Der geb6roen ibm ni&t an9etraut,
feline re9te Grau ioa bislmebr in Ro.
DIETER, q. D.. pobnen. garlp mar
iiberraidt, ma@te ieoo8 feine biesbe-
aasli9sn Nusiasen. a}oaoffiee-Sn-
ipettor 6let&er perreiffe gefern unb
man slaubt, baB Ct nod @lebelanb.
Dbio, 9ing, um bort tueitere Be'
weiie gegen bic ete0enpermittlun9s.
Mgsnturen, bsren Gei9dftsihbrer ber.
baftet uurben. 81 erlan9en. Sil
qoabeb6rben finb enii4lofen, eenh.
seno BeweismateriaI gesen bic Der.
baftetsn 5u fammeln, UNI bieielbeu
b6uis aus benz @si&dfte 3u bertreiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
Gottlteb Qeufhar6t,
y9is gemtitbli9e @de,"
gfe Noble unb Warfet Ctr.
Yerional= Noti3sm.


Sm 8efinben Deg 6errn Nus. 6art:
mann bon SO. 324 Norb California
StraBe, bes Bu4belters Der vNr9e"
ift, mie feline 5reunbe nit Bebauern
bsrnsbmen tuerben, felt msbrsren 8a.
gen cine Wenbun9 sum S4limmeren
sineetreien. 6err 6arimann fiel. tpie
befannt. bor etwa Wodenfriff uno er'
litt einen &ippenbrua; bic eebrodene
&ippe, foiuie aud bic beim Stur3e ba=
bon9etrasenen Nuetf6unsen baben
Mtbembeidmsrben berporgerufen. unter
benen Der patient i9wer 3u leiben bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02

Jm Staatsp pbergert4t BON
Soma 1T bas llrt6eil bes &retsges
ri9ts Be itdtist ipprben, tpelAes benz
@r<Oeputp 8unOesmariaaa W. u.
Ri9arbs cine 3u9thausitrafe bon 18
Sa6ren aubittirte. SIN Sanuar por
atpei Sabren bransen masfirte Hdu'
Der in bas 9aus bon peter Suaipan
su 9amiltpn, Der eine bebeutenbe
9elbiumme bon Der 8ant ge5ogen
bate. Die &erle nnteriparfen bic
Srau elmer idredli9en Sortur. tnbem
fie ibr nit einem brennenben 2i4ts
Die 5ubfoblen perbrannten. bis fte
ben Wsrited bes @elbes angab. Muf
Der @erfolsnns purbe Der motorif4s
&duber Granf 8airb burA eirlen
S9ub berlpunbet nnb na4 feiner Wer'
urtbeiluns nannte er &idarbs als ben
RaubsenoHen, BON ipel4em AUDI Del
Raubplan aussing. Ridarbs fllhtets
na9 Waegito, bor einiger 3eit tsbrts
er aber auriid unb felte ii3 benz @e'
riht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
9amem= Seretn oes 9enttdlem
GAMES.

Die nd6fe monatli9s untsrbaltung
(gu4re) oes Samenbereins oes Seut-
idsn 6auies finbst Samffae, ben 4.
Wdr3 itatt. Grau @iliam u. 2oebns,
iSrau Greb. M. Ba4mann. Jrau @eo.
Wannfelo uno Srau Sobn @ieKsn tpsr-
ben Die arrangements ftir bic unter-
baltung trsffsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02

Die 2ei9e bes In Bottle @reet,
Mi9., seffOrbenen SOiepb %. 0apis
wirb beuie bier bonn 5auie Isinss SOb-
mes Senrp 6. Sabis, 3l3 Rorb pine
Str. aus 81 @rabe 9etrasen tperoen.
Sabis NOR Der erffs Gsusrmsbr&ef ber
Staot Snoianapolis.,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02
@apitam Saeob 8. 8ieler Seebrt

@apitdn Sac0b 6. gieler tt bur9
cine npn Waibinaton sin9etrofene Nmf=
forbsrung, als Wari9aQ In Der gros
Zen parabe BEL Snaugurirung oes
prdioentsn 3u fungiren, seebrt mor=
ben. 2sioer fab fi9 9err gieler sen6'
tbist. bic Musaei9nung ab3ulebuen,
neil feline Satin leioeuo TT. bod rirb
WajOr @bas. Bieler, Der Sobu oes
0srrn Satob gieler, an isiner @tatt
fungiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02

@obttt gebett iutt aias
BaifuamtS @ottta9,
ben 6. M6r5 !?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02

Mnbp U. Widers 8irtbIaaft
befinoet fi2 @de Weit Wi&igan unb
Gbeffelb Str. In 6au9bbile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02

% Hie befe 5 Gent @i9arre In
Der Stabt, Wu9o's ~2Ongfelotp".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-02

- Rau9t bts BONANZA.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
KING AND KAISER QUARREL
Politics and Talebearers Arouse Ed
~" ward and His Nephew.

The existence Of strained relations
between the king and the kaiser is now
discussed with the utmost frankness by
the German press. No good purpose
can therefore be served by ignoring the
fact that the two monarehs have quar-
relied seriously. Though their quarrel
is in a large measure of a political
character, and is due to the acts Of the
German emperor, a large share of the
responsibility for 1t must be ascribed
to those who have Systematically de-
voted themselves to carrying tales from
one court to another. Hostile obser-
vations regarding Great Britain and
German emperor were reported to Lon
don, where, they were dismissed with
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
seventh streets, s.. PAU. 4 for the benefit Of !.

Seventh Streets st. Paul. for the benefit of
sick member Of the L. O. st. NJ.
Mrs. Charles Halberg OF lila washington ave-
nue. S. was surprised Thursday afternoon by
twenty-five friends Mrs. Halberg was presented
with handsome china closet
Mrs o. ]. Evans of 1726 Dupont avenue will
entertain the Wolnans club Of RaWlins post
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 O'clock in honor of
Mrs. Byron Sutherland. who will leave shortly
to make her home In tile south. 6
byterian church will give d social in the church
parlors this evening. Miss BATH Lindner and
Miss Dorothy %Toye of Stanley hall will con-
tribute several vocal numbers during the even
ing.
Minneapolis people ut New York hotels are as
follows: Aston, c. Gbney; Cosmopolitan D.
Swedland; Grand Union, f. b. Lathrop; Victoria
]; W. Baker; Imperial. F. H. Beach: Holland
A surprise patty in honor Of Miss emma
Primeau was given Thursday night in Mrs
Mobiles hall, 315 Fourteenth avenue Sc. by
the Misses Ida Rouleau,3 Leona Gauyreau Emma
Rouleau and Marie Richard About forty couples
We're present.
Miss Mamye Ballton entertained at her home
on Sixteenth avenue Sc. Wednesday evening.
Music and games were the amuse1nents and re-
freshmeuts We're served. The guests were Misses
hea Helen aa hess
G. A. Montelius B. Kelley Ed Rogers. ".
Atkinson f. Shed, G. Christinson, c.. Hagen p.
dalyorson, ". Murphy, D. McGrath. s. Mooney,
| J. Lapprig, w. Thompson, o. Ronken, II. Rice
and X. Way. go - ~ -
The Will-o'- the-Wisp Dramatic club was en-
tertained last evening at the home Of Mrs
Anna .. Aver, 272l " Forty fourth street.
new play, .Thompkins' Hired Man, !" which the
| club will give the last OF November rThe % ST
consists of Misses Lea McFatlin, Elsie Krueger.
Hilma Fossom, Gertrude Sinclair; Messrs lid.
| Louis Aver, -..a y r . --sfT - = ~~f
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
try of the kind which has made New

try of the kind which has made New
Hampshire famous.
The fact that Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve-
land are to establish a permanent sum-
mer home in Tamworth Is received by
the townspeople with much gratifca-
ton. It is realized that the Cleyelands
will be a most important addition to
the already large list Of summer resi-
dents of the town.
1t is understood that Mr.. Cleveland
is now negotiating for the purchase OF
other lands, and this fact would indi
cate that his plan is to own a very ex
tensive estate. The location Of the
property is little to the east from the
highest part Of the hill and on q good
carriage road. which leads down the
ridge to the village of Tamworth.
"Tamworth village,' so-called, is {
| little hamlet without railroad or tele
graph facilities, mere handful Of
dwellings, among the hills and some tive
miles from the Cleveland property. /
will be the natural point to which tn.
Cleveland family will turn for postof
fee, church and other town conven
fences. The nearest railroad station AM
telegraph office is at West Ossipee, SOM
| five miles away. >-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
CLEVEIsAND'S NEW HOME
The ex-President Has Bought Two Ad-
Joining Farms in Tamworth, N. r.
Boston Globe.

The location of the future summer
home of ex-President Cleveland lies on
the lofty dome Of "Stephenson' hill,
so-called, in Tamworth, N. H., where
Mr.. Cleveland has just purchased two
adjoining farms, known as the Remlck
and Downs farms.
The property acquired comprises
many acres Of well-imlproved lands, this
the Remick farm, which for years has
been locally considered as one Of the
best in the town.
The elevation is rising 800 feet and
the view is extensive and attractive
overlooking mile upon mile of charm
ing forest, lake and mountain coun
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
PICTURESQUE TENNESSEE
It's Georges and Canyons Rival Those
"@ Of Colorado. w..
Milwaukee Free Press.

-
'There are gorges and canyons in
the Tennessee mountains that rival
those Of Colorado said Major James
O'Shea of Nashville. "The most re-
markable feature. concerning the. mas
siYe Unaka range is that it is cut into
many portions by rivers that flow out
Of North Carolina thru the giant peaks
into Tennessee. These rivers intersect
the unaha range &c in deep, grand cuts,
dreds of feet high, and water dashing
over. the rocks in long and roaring
rapids. Until a few years ago, these
cuts were impossible, but the railroad
bridges have conquered them. Gen
orally the mountains are covered with
forests, but the highest submits are
destitute of trees, owing to the ex-
treme cold. Such places are called 'the
balds, and are treeless domes, clothed
with ferns, grasses and shrubs which
belong to the arctic climates. In the
| summer the herdsmen Of the mountains
take thousands sof their cattle to Craze
on 'the balds.' The views from these
domes are magnificent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
BEFORE THE PUBLIC EYE

An illustrated, lecture will be given
tomorrow evening, in Hope chapel by
Rev. John E. Bushnell Of Westminster
church. His subject is GA Vacation
in Europe DR.. Bushnell has trav-
eled extensively in Europe, and is well
qualified to speak on this topic. =.
Clan Gordon, No. 81, Order of Scot
giving a concert, supper and dance in
the halls, Eighth street and Nicollet
avenue. The clan has secured the whole
of the third foor,g and has program Of
instrumental and vocal music. Supper
will be served at 9:45 pm, after which
a dance program Of ten numbers. will
be. given. A special feature will be
the Highland dances inscostuIne by Miss
Tickets may be sa fad 81 the members.
a.. "P'aulinei" clever operetta,. with
sn'appy lines and tripping music, was
fof the Ffth Avenue Gongrega paona1
church. The chorus, under the direc
ton Of W. I. Stanchfield did splendid
work. Helene Paulson, in the title role
made pretty and. charming village
queen. ! Ethel Matson scored a success
as Guile, the smart little serving maid
whose finger was in everyone 8 pie
Chickie, the love-lorn old maid, was
well taken by Jennie Briggs, whose
scene with the professor, Mr.. Williams
was one Of the features Of the perform
ance. The, part Of Shady, the pestifer
Gus little colored servant, was admira
bly, taken by Mamie Halperin.. Eugen,
L. Rocks played the part of Faber "tht
aboriginal swell. ~ 800 +
Others in the cast were: Maude Vain
| man, fortune teller; Grace Bronson, vii
lage belle; Frances Sullivan, mother
Will Knoble, Reuben; Arthur Wa1blon
Bert Chreiman, George Newton an
Horace Chreiman,. stage directors.
The operetta will Be. repeated in Ez
celsior Friday, Nov. 8.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
Official Consent For Marriage Of al
Aged Couple.
Washing ton Star.

Norfolk, Va-The, county commits
sioners at Salisbury, n. c., have just
given their official consent for the
marriage of couple who for the past
twenty-five years have been inmates Of
the county home.
The bride-elect il Miss Lou Dawson,
who is now busy making up her we'd
ding outfit from a special appropria-
ton made by the county commissions
ers for this purpose, and the groom-to-
be. is Colonel Joseph Mcdaniel, who
commanded a regiment of North Caro-
lima troops In General Lee army dur
ing the civil war.
The bride-elect is past ~, and the
groom-elect is just 81. Invitations have
been issued to the wedding, which oc,
ours at the county home, Oct. 10 Some
| wedding gifts have already arrived
and many others are expected. The
nuptials will be attended by large
number Of prominent Salisbury people
and the ceremony will be followed by
an elaborate reception, furnished by
the county commissioners and others
who desired to subscribe to the specia
fund.
The bridal couple will be driver
from the county home to Salisbury fol
a bridal trip to Spencer and return
on the electric cars This will be tn,
first time that either of the couple ha
ridden on an electric car.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27

the phrase, stLet him play with his
navy''-a phrase which was promptly
transmitted to Berlin by eager courtiers,
where it produced a prolonged fit Of
ill-temper. If the. two monarchs were
to meet, those who know them best
are certain that the clouds would
speedily. be dispersed and that they
would again become the best of friends.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
Neighborhood Current: Events

club met yesterday with Mrs. w. M.
Lasley and Mrs. H. H. Freeman at
3OO6 Bryant avenue s. The topic was
Scotland. Current events were given
by Mrs. R. r. Colborn; map talk, Mrs.
|. n. De We're; & The Glen Lakes Of
Scotland, - Mrs. c. G.. Engler; "Clyde
Shipbuilding,n Mrs. A. B. Farnham;
Sir Walter Scott Mrs. W. B. Fer
guson. Miss Mildred Lasley varied the
program with a piano solo. The next
meeting will be held Nov. 8 with Mrs.
Farnham, 2540 Dupont avenue s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. e. NJ. Pike has gone to Duluth.
Mrs. E. B. Crowell and son are home from an
extended visit in the east.
Halloween social will be given this eve.
ming in the par1ors Of Westminster church by
the young people of the church.
Mrs. Albert March has returned to her home
in Redwood Falls, after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Holt. 1903 e Lake street.
A progressive euchre party WIN be given Fri
day afternoon, Nov. 3. In Central hall, Sixth and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27

Sherwood Maryland Pure Rye, full
qt., $1.00.
$1.0O Holland Gin, full qt., 7Sc.
Kummel, $1.00 bottle, sc.
A B G Beer, made from best Bohe
milan hops, case. $3.50.
Grape, Juice. unfermented, qt. bot
ties, 3Sc.
St. Louis or Export Beer, 3 qts., 500
Choice rib roast, h., 10c.
Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens. ID.
l21ae.
Legs of Spring Lamb, lac. ID.
Shoulder Roast Of Lamb, Toe Id.
Good Sirlein Steak, h., Zoe.
Porterhouse Steak, 1870 ID.
Smoked Salmon, h., 25c Id.
Picked Pigs Feet or Trout, h., Sc
Jellied Pigs Feet, h., 10c.
New Shrimps, 35c.
Choice Pot Roast of Beef. Z, &c.
Jones Dairy Farm Sausage, fresl
today.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.

SATURDAY, -.
Young Woman's Christian associa-
tion, state convention, Y. W. G. A.
building, $3.50 am. and pm.
Minnesota branch Of Western Col
lege Alumnae association of Oxford,
Ohio, Mrs, T.. E. Speaker, 1107 Plym,
Outh avenue, 2 pm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
Dallas News.

"Talk about the judge Of the cor
poration court as much as you will, he
certainly has his fine points,
eyes; I noticed that. He's fined me
about twenty times for exceeding the
speed limit 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
REMARKABLE NERVE.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mrs. Gumler is really a remarkable
woman, isn't she2''
'Hcw so?;''
"Why, she lost $50 at bridge the
other afternoon without murmur. And
it was given her by her husband to pay
bill, too -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
CLUR NOTES

The Benevolent society of the First Congre-
gational church will have an all-day meeting
In the church parlors Tuesday. A basket
lunch will be served at noon. '.'--E
In the interest of foreign missions, the uni
versity branch Of the Y. W. G.. A. will hold
a rally next Tuesday noon. Mission study
classes have already been organized, and an
attempt will be made Tuesday to increase the
membership in them. fF]t:.: -. r.
The Utopian club will meet Monday after
noon with Mrs. W. L. Stanchfeld, 2019 Fifth
avenue S
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Ch1cagOS IN eWS.
Uneasy lies the lad who skips from
school, g
When might attempts to make right
it seldom gets left.
With friend in need it is usually a
case of touch and 60.
Most men turn their backs on good
advice and follow the other kind.
Bad luck ruins one man in a hundred;
good luck spoils the other ninety nine.
Many a man has been true to his
trust and made millions out Of the com
bine. .
There should be tax on old bach
elors, but the married men are already
overtaxed
m Of dr and &c D @an who 9h eag
'tI told you SO.
| As a rule those who fail to chip in
when the collection plate is passing ART
the first to criticise the sermon.
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Celery, well bleached, doz., 15c.

Celery, well bleached, doz., 15c.
Fresh Spinach, PIX, 10c.
Oyster Plant, lunches, &c. " 2
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 10 lbs, 25c.
Hubbard Squash, each, SC.
Rutabagas, PIX, lac.
Onions, Red Globe, PIX. tic.
Tokay grapes, basket, 48c.
Catawba Grapes, zoe basket.
Concord Grapes, fancy New York, Zoe.
Pears, large, sound fruit, PIX, Doc.
Cooking Apples, pix, 33c:
Florida Oranges, good size, doz., 32c.
Grape Fruit, Florida, each, &c.
Cocoanuts, fresh, each, 7c.
Halloween Dates, h., 7c.
z Imported Figs. package, Toe.
California Figs, Id package, &c.
New Jordan almonds, h., 48c.
New, fresh Almonds, h., Bic.
Walnut Meats, h., 34c.
Sailed Peanuts, lb., l3c.
Butter Valley creamery, 1a-gal
jars, $1.24.
| Butterine, sweet, Glib. bricks, 25c.
Lard, best quality, h., &c..
Wisconsin Cream Cheese, h., l2Hae.
Rich Brick Cheese, h., l3c.
Dill Pickles, qt., &C..
Olives, best Spanish Queen, qt., S5c.
| Picked White Onions, small, qt., 35c
| Catsup, homemade, at bottle, 1219c.
|. Am. WORCESTERSHIRE Sauce, 1spt
bottle, 10c.
| Pure Horse Reddish, pit, I4c
Sliced Boiled Ham, h., 24c.
1 Sliced Corn Beef, h., lac.
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/ Saratoga Chips. h., 1sc,
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i Telephone Peas, can, &c.
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Stringless Beans. 2-lb. can, &c.
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HoNoR no WHOM HONOR lis DUE,

There should be no. freddy. Jr.''
Let the president IS eldest son be re-
ferred to as Teddy and his father as
President Roosevelt, or Mr.. Roosevelt.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-27

Mrs. Robert R. Odell, 1886 Irving
avenue S, on Tuesday, entertained at
dinner her old school mates, Mr.. and
Mrs. George z. T. Kenyon of Chicago,
who were delegates to the Universalist
elapsed since they had met, and the
afternoon and evening were spent in
"reminiscences Of the olden time.
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Miss Mary sauer of Sarona, Wis, and
Dell G. Cunningham were married at the
Wednesday morning. Rev.T. E. Gull
len read the service. The bride wore
pretty gown of white silk and carried
bride roses. She was attended by Miss
Rose Sauer who was in. white dotted
Swiss and carried pink carnations. Her
bert T. Park was best man. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Cunningham have gone east on
| their wedding trip, and after Nov. 10
they will be at home at 800 Eighth
street s.
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MI. and Mrs. II. S., futile entertained
at cards Saturday evening, the occa,
sion being their wedding anniversary
They were the recipients Of many beau.
tiful gifts. Among the guests were the
past officers Of Lorraine chapter, No
16, 0. Of A; Mistletoe court, No. /
O. of A., and the Silent Sisters.