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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
WeGr SabnnnfGQc.

Sad onoillc 6lo., 26. 0e5.
- Sn Solge elmer i6aoboiten @eide
entgleilte bel Worcriei fiini Wfeilen
norolif Don bier gelegen, ein Eerio-
lelljug Der ySontbern 8obn," mel
der port @olbington fam. Die Eoi.
lngiere fnnlen mperleBt oapor, aber
Gin iarbiger Sei5er mlroc ~9etootet
mo mebrere acknowledgements perlebt.
Springicl g., 26. Gej. -
Sin Faliagier5ig, bon Cincinnati
tomn1eno, ralrnte bier in einen Glitter.
5ug bineilt. Zen 3ugbeoicnitetcn &c.
lang IS, iif ourd) gtbipringen pom
3u9e in Siferbeit 81 bringen, mGb-
reno Is Boiiagiere, alleroingS nllr
leid)t, perlett iplroen. Der 2ofomo-
tipfiibrer oes Terlonen5uges lit ser
0teinnng, Dab Elm gcriogen Ser
@eid)e Die SdltIo an oem llniale
TRACE.
Gan Sol {, Gal, 26. Se;. -
Sn Der NGbe bon Birmingham ent.
0leilte ein aus 5lpei Eerionenmag-
CONS lno einem Eafetmagen bcitebcn.
Der Bug bel elmer aurpc uno fiel Den
rs 6nB boben 9obnoomm bimnntcr.
ad)t5ebn Yoiiagiere trilgen bel benz
l%lnfaIle 5ilm Sbeil iebr erbeblid)e Ser.
leerngen 0opon, mGbreno Die iibrigen
GO EalIagiere nit einem ~geboriaen
Ourdriltteln onpon fameu. Gin
Slid mar es, oaB oic Gntgleiinhg
flir5 Dor Der &llrpe ltnttiono, ga ionIt
iifer uiele Der Eerionen nid)t nit Dem
Seben oappn gefonumen m1ren.
Seattlc. @aib., 26. IeSembcr.
- Onrd) cine Goaiiipn 5piihen Ell.
nem Ferionen6la bon Seottle uno
eincm GonItruftionS5uge uabe Gogc-
lpooo iutroen belitc Gonoufteur Geo.
Bob, @m. Sarris nno Geo. Tuibcr
getootet, uno Motormanm @nl.
@upon erlitt tootlide Ierlebrnaelt.
Die Golliiion ereignete lid in einent
tieien Gurbitih. Gin Signoliit, Del
len Naf)l1iiigfeit oos lln9Iiid berbei-
fiibrte iii DerihmtuNpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
SapaniidJc Gmiiarc am @crf.
angeblif]e @iiblereien alf Cuba, So.
moii uno Den 8bilippincn.

Sabana, 26. 9c3embcr. - @olt,
berllelir Wta9oor, Der an ser Spite
Der prouiioriidet omerifoniiden Ser
noltung auf Guba ltebt, bat BON Ell
len1 cubanii6en 9eamten, Hamens
Earbinas, Iittbeilung erbalten, ooB
jopaniid)e 8ebeim-agenten bemilbt
leten, elnen gleidBeitigen NuIfltalt0
altf Cuba, Solpoii llno Sen Ebilippiz
men fiir ben Monot 6cbrilor nGdItcn
Sabres a%n5ufodcn. gingcbenoe gr.
mittelungen lino jebt inn @onge, UNI
DIE icniotionele Nodridt 81 ergriin.
ben. IS 6eiBt, Oob fiinf ioponiihc
Ngenten @crmciiun0cu an oen Sc
ltungSlDerfen 0eS 9nienS pom So
pona rnb photographers abbiloun-
gen alf9enommen bitten. @0breno
DER. lebten orei @od)en ieien Oieie
4genten bon 2euten Der 9unoes-@c-
beimpoli5ei iiberwadt woroen. @ou-
perlteltr Wagoon bobe Srore qeqez
ben, Oieien 8eroGhtigen olf SAritt
uno Sritt u1ouffallig 81 iolgen, obne
iie ieooG 81 belGItigen. Yoroinos
Mil Ourd 3ufoll bintcr Die oigebli6e
@crldpporung gcfommlcn icir. Gr
bn6e, ipie CT Ia9t, Elm @eipr1d) 5rpi.
ldJcn Den Soponcrn iibcrb6rt, in mel.
dent oobon Die Heoe gelueien ici, oob
cine Gllporling Der Hegcr ouf Cuba
Gleif5eitig nit ei1em Nufltonoe oiif
Soluuii nno Den Gbilippincn gegen
Die amerifdniid)c Hcgicrung ms
@crt geiebt lueroen iolltc. 4ie finn
ioponil6en @ebeinlogentcn iollen liG
inter Dem Sorgcbcn, oob JIG 9criht.
e%rItatter Der nSopono Yoit" icicil,
ginloB SIT ben ncllcn Seitungs- anlo-
gen bel Sopnlo mo GabanoS Der
id)offt bo6cn. 3uerit bGttcn lie in Ell
mem 0rnllidcn &o%ritootpiertcl &c
ipobnt, Damn nbcr ieien tic ploblid,
unlge5ogen mo bitten iid am lcbtct
Sonntoh ais Die @ebeimpolt5ei MIC
scr olf ibrcr Splr mor, iid) nod)
perldieocncn Hidtungen bin 5erItreut.
9lls @rltno fir oos ongeblibe 5reiben
Der ioponiifcn @ebeim. 9lgenten miro
angegeben, oaB lett benz rliiiidpiopo-
nHiiden 6rieoenSpertrog Sopon qegcn
Die Ser. Stootcn cine icinoIeliqc
Stimnlung beGc, Die ollrd) oaS 9fic-
OcridicBcn joponiidcr HobbeniGngcr
arf ocn 9riltinieln i'm 9eringSnlecr.
ioluie bur6 Die IusidlieBuig iopori-
id)er Sdulfinoer aus oen Gifentlihen
S6ulcn in Son SronciScp beoenflib
peridarft poroen lei.
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llntcritiitnng fir itrifenoe SdJrift'
Ieber.

Gbicagp, Sus., 26. DECEMBER
- Die 1000 Shriftieser, meld)e lid
bier an einem Strife b%efinoen, UNI
Den nhtltiinbisen grbeitstag ourd15u.
iceeit, erbielten belite bon Der .Sn-
ternational Typographical Union"
ais @eibnaftsgeidenf $4,000. 9as
@elo miro 81 gleid)cn Sbeilen INTER
Die Strifer pertbeilt merben, 10 oaf
ieoer bon ibnen $3.50 erhGit, obee-
icben bon oen mohentliben Strife.
geIoern. Dit Ser Spenoe lit oie Ye.
oingitng perbnnoen, oaB oaS @elo sur
anid)affung bon @eibnadts. Curriers'
perpenoet miro.
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Oils 3anbidruinolcr anacflaat.

Sclenn Mont., 26. 3e5. - Z.
=. 9robn elm berporrogenber In-
malt aus @reot Sails, murbc bcilte
BON Der bielieen 8ranb Surp onge.
fla9t, unbered]tigter @eiie 1867
ader 2onb BON ben oifentlihen 2dn-
Ocreien in GnllCp , Gountp in Belts
genommcn 5u boben. 9rabp itellte
fir iein grideinen Dor 0erid)t 9iirgs
idoft. GS beiBt, Dab nod onoerc
bcrporrogcnOe Gerionen IN ben2onb,
ldminoel rcrluidelt lcierl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mar, alt i'm
getpen0et uno 8eiitonb bon inn er.
balten. Serner entifieo bns @e.
rtht, 0oB Wooome @ort0 gemcin.
idJuftlid) nit benz @roitn iiir ,Slnue.
len i'm @crtbc bon $2l,0U0 pcront
luortlidj lei, ncIfc 8oni 0urd) Ser.
mittclung zines Srmelen sS0n0IerS
cinem SRI. 8era gtimiooii in SbcIiu
abgefauft bate; audi fir cine Gum.
me bon etlpo $4,000, Den Reit elmer
Der 6irma Sortog geiduIOeten gu.
ipclenrc6nitng i'm uripriinglibcn
9ctroge bon $4,000, muroe 1Sralr
@oulO genlcini6oftlih nit ibrcm
Gr : @otten peruntnortlid) crfl1rt
uorausgeiett, 0nB Die &ed)nnn0 fci-
ne iibermGbiGc lei. Grei Sobpcr.
It0n0ige nitrbcn pom @trid,t bcolli.
trogt, ocn @ertD Der SrupcIcn 81
priiien.
Stiirme, 9 6neegeit6ber
nno ii d e.
Sonoor, 26. IeSember. - S,Sn
2onOon liegt beilte Der Sdnee 5rpei
3oa tiet uno aus Dem Snnern miro
9emeloet, ooB tiefe S6neemeben ben
9abnperfebr u1o Die Sertbeilrng Der
Roit erbeblid cridnueren. Mebrcre
Sbooner BADEN in SdneeItiirmcn al,
Der aiiitc Sdiffbrlld) gelitten uno
Der 0ampier oSo5clbene" 5erihelte
nobe Glougbcp al elmer &lippc. Die
Wonni6oft mllroe gerettct.
&c III eb mciBe Of il + c ouf.
NeopcL, 26. 9cj. = Ser @iplcG
heS @cillpS lit bciltc nit Sd)ree be-
ocdt uno geluGbrt eincn pittoreSfen
Gnblid. Gic our6 ben fiir5lidcn
aitsbrlld entitonocncn Giiic in ocll
Soften 0eS Gultons lino nit S6nce
gcfiiQt.
Sir bie&edte Sn6ien's.
GaIfutta, 26. 0e5ember.
81 Dem beute eroifneten inoii6en
National-G ou9rcb belt 9ooobbl Ioo-
roll, friiber eill Wiitglie0 oeS britiid)en
Tarlnments, cine Heoe, in mcld)cr or
oorauf beltonO, oaB bic ESl1oicr ais
britiide llntertbanen 0as Hedt Ser
SelbItregiernug beiiben. Heoner iebte
ouseinanoer, baB Die 9oerelt, bel
oeren INTERVIEWING Die Sinous NIT
balfen, Selbltregieru,g erbolte1 ba.
ben, Snoien Oogcgen nod nidjt, mo
cr 6eiiirmortete ooS Nnlibringen zines
9roBen NotionnlfonoS, INN sic SIN,
ouS 5Ir @iniift ibrer Hed)te 81 brin.
gen uno Die Serfe6tllng ser 2ebteren
IN England 81 ermogli6en. lleber
10000 Oelegaten maren 5llgegen uno
Die Heoe nlroc nit einem 9eifouS-
turn alf9e1ommen.
Bonnie in Barcelona.
Barcelona 6. Sex. - Cine
@ombe ~erplooirte beltte in Scr Gomb-
la, ciler Der SollptitroBen Der Sta0t.
Gin Wann mllroc pcrlpunoet. Grei
InordJiiten iin0 i'm 3ninnmtenbong
Dem GorioQ perboltct morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
Sas Gnoc Uutn Gicoe.
Giferliid)tigcr @ottc crIdicBt feline
Srail, lpelde i'm uerlniicn bette,
unb lid lel6it.

W" w. IN'~l'
Nem Oorf, 2G, 9c5. Ser
Snltoaotcur Otto So9iclSfp, ser
om Yrooopop in 8rootlpn pobnbait
iii, Gin Mann bon 10 Sobren, crid)oB
geltern gbcno nm II l(br ieine Sat,
tin, bic lett bier y8ohen u1ter DEM
Nomen elmer 5rou Mtorie @ias III
Gem picrtcn Stodlperfc 0cS SaltleS
Nr. 40, Oit.64. StroBe, iuobnte, III
bcreu 3innter mo jo9te lid) bierollf
iclbIt nit tootliHcm Grfolgc cine
&llgel in Die 9ruit.
Giieriildt miro ais oos Mtotip Der
6lutigen S6at be5ci6net, on Die Gr.
morbcte Dor einigcn Wonoten ibrel1
Nattcn pcrlaiien bate, ser iDr Oilrd)
icin Serbalten Oos 3lliummenleben
nit inn uliertrdgIid) 9ernadt bate.
Sogielsfp iprengte nit 8epalt Die
S6iire SIT Der @obnilf1g, ipelde feline
Srolt ltnO Die % Sabre alte &leioer.
maderin IrGu Gli5nbetb Soridler ge-
mcinlum inue hotten. Otebrerc Mi-
nlltcn binonrd) bcitiirntte ser Waun
leilte Satin nit Bitten, 5li i6m gu
rid 81 fcbren; lie nieS i'm ab, ro.
icn0 500 &Sogiclstp cincn GeoolOer,
CAB ans ocmicl6en. orci &lr9eln oui
ieine Srou ab uno man0te bieraliI
bie &nfie gegcn iid lclblt,
Nad) Den 6eitItearngen Der EoliSei
beirotbete bna Goor Dor Sobrcsfriit.
Sic Gle mar pot pornberein ungliidr
lid IN Solge Der blinoen Giieriudlt
oe8 Monnes. Die Sroli trennte lid
Don ibnL licoeIte l1ad Wanbottall
iiber iinb 0riinoete g~enciniam nit
SRI, Sorid)lcr Gin aleioernlnder-8e.
ibGft.
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Mnf Der Strase ermurbet.

mobile, ala., &c. DECEMBER. =
Sobn Wcaen5ie, eir bieiiaer Ylunt-
bermeilter, muroe in elmer Ser Sollpt-
Itraben ermoroet uufgeimoen. Seine
aeble mar BON DIR ST. DIR ourd,-
ifnitten. 10 oaB Der Gopi fait pollig
pom &umpfe g%etrennt mar. Gin altes
bliitiaes Meiier iptroe in Der NGbe
oes grmoroeten auf Dem 9iirgeriteise
aefunoen.
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9eid)e iuirS nadJ GnalanS aeidlift.

VI lnnedp0ItS Wlinn., 26.
9e5ember. - @eamte Ser Soo-9iiiie
baben Sorfehrungen getroffen. OnB
Die Seid)e ocs bei Dem 3%uiammenltob
III enoerliu q: ., um'so Srben aes
tonlnlen 9clepal s. 9ereSoro einbal-
lamirt miro, Inn iiir sen transport
nod @nglono bereit 81 iein. Ger
9rltOer oeS decentralization 2oro
GbnrlcS 9cresforo, SIR 3eit conlnlol-
Oirenoer Gontre.Nomiral oes britt.
ld)en Wittelmeer . @eidpnaberS, miro
ourd Germitteling Der britiifen
9otlhnit IN @oibington bon benz
lln9IiidSioac III &cnntniB 1eiett mcr-
sen
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Starb in Der Stride.

Denton II, Ger, &c. Gesember.
- Z. St. Gromlep bon oerbieiigen ct.
Hatrids.airfe iiel, ais er lid ioeben
Die @epanoer ange5oaen bate, nm
Die Sodmeiie ST. celebriren, tobt 81
@oben. Der Ieritorbene bate nab.
reno oes aan5en Viirgerfrieges elm
New-Dorfer Hegiment oils 6clofapIan
bealeitet.
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Mit einem SaaSgerpebr erjdoB
iih ser "a Sabre olte 9lepeIlpl
9romer, meld)er 21a Meile iii0lid)
bon Gambler, H..D., aui Dem 2anoe
uobnte. lteber sic llriahe oes Selhits
moroes lit nihts bcfan,t gemoroen.
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@idJtiser 3ensc sciturben.

GbiIabeIpbi a, ga, &c. Ge5.
= 6reoerid 5. Shaffbalier, melfer
Gipil . Sngenieur i'm @aiierbiireall
aerpelcl mar mo ais elmer Der MIDI
tighten 3eugen in DEM Gro5eB Der
Stoot gcgen Sames q. Mc9tibol aif
Iufbcbung BON Gontraften I'M Be
TRACE pon $5,000,000 betrodtet milr-
De, lit Den SbuBnunoen erleaen, mel.
die i'm am 8. Nopember bon benz
Siilfs : Sngenieir Sreoerid Sornber-
ger beigebradt moroen iparen. Sort
berger bate bebmiptet, ShaffbauIer
babe iein @begliid serltort.
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SamprrfBibcn tn 6 Bis IL Saaen inrtrt.
bon iudenben, blinoen, buIfenbeu mno berpors
ftetenoer Sdnorrboioen In 9 bts IA 9ngen al
furiren, ODER geIo 5uriiderftuitet.
(Sft4, 1ic&i.a u .8-)
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-29

Along With every. order. for $500 in
other goods; including one: dollar? in
McQuaid's' ..'100'3,. Brand Of Teas, Cot
fee, Baking Powder, Extracts or Spices
This offer is made to quickly intro
duce our "1OO'' Brand Of goods.
Fresh Rolled Oats, lbs. .15c
Early June Peas, 121ac grade, 3 Il.
cans: .,... :. =. 3. :. :, Pic
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, per bushel; SOC
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, per basket, SO
Rolingstone Cultivated Plums very
fancy, 16-quart crate. .... 81. rs
Muscatine Water1nelons, each. .15c
Large Egg Plants each. sc
Large Cabbage, each :........... &c
Fine BARTLETT. Preserving Pears,
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LAKE HREEZEs.

Miss Gertrude Dobyns who, spent August in
Excelsior. returned to; Minneapolis Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Gregory were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Powers at Orono Sun
day. :.
Mr.. and Mrs A. HUM. who spent the sum.
mer at Tonka Bay. will return to Minneapolis
next week. : 500 49, il
Miss Marguerite Ghadbourne will spend Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bemis at Mime
tonka Beach.
Mr. and Mrs W. X. Kittoe of Galena. ILL.,.
are guests Of Nj. and Mrs. II. W. Osborn at
MinnetOnka Beach. 80
Mrs. J. o. P. Whea1wright at their summer
home at the Beach.
Miss Bertha Marion Of Minneapolis is is the
guest Of Mr.. and MIS-: William f. Albee al
their cottage in Excelsior.
Mrs. E. S. Birkholz and her daughter, Mrs
| L. B. Armstrong, of Minnetonka Beach, returned
today from their Chicago trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Elliot Of Evanston III l.
are spending week with Mr.. and MIS-. {. s.
Langdon at Mirnetonka Beach.
Miss Kincaid of Hatton Grange, Va, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Thompson al
Minnetonka Beach. returned home Tuesday.
Miss Corine Ringe1 Of Cleveland, who is
guest; of Miss Vera Jones, 2215 Colfax avenue
S, is spending the. week with her hostess a
| Fairview.
James Bladoin. who has been visiting his
! son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Browning
| at their home in Hammond, ILL.,, returned to Elk
eelsior hMenday.d 4,i+ . ~ 1ai1
s,oALproaud Mrs. B. Fiesle entertained pr. Henry
81 Nelson end Otto f.. ,Diercks OF Minneapoli
and G. Forstbauer of Mishawaka, Ind. at thei
! summer home on Crystal Bay Sunday. =.
hTa H. Shevlin and Thomas Shevlin. who are
travelling IN Europe; will return to Their Lake
ssptember,,1S They viii keep their lake mouse
open during September. Miss Florence Shevlil
Hlll sbend the winter in Minneapolis. . ;nhl
| Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C., Pratt entertained
a PARTY Of friends from the east and from
| Minneapolis at their cottage at Fairview fol
! the week end. The guests included Morton Otis
| Of, Chicago Miss De Forest Of Washington, D.
G,.&Captain and Mrs De Forest Pomeroy, now Of
Minneapolis, but formerly Of Chicago, and c. E.
Pratt of nneapolis. ..,. :~&i T.,
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ferns decked the table, and after4,snpper there
wasf music and an auto ride about tie lake
and Madge Carr, Jessie Blake, Margaret Nc
.Dermott Frances Mcintosh, Grace Willis and
Irma De Mott. sz". ..s
evening at the, Lake Harriet pavilion. supper
was served in the cafe from a table decked
with ferns and goldenrod. Present We're Misses
Minnie Mathey Abbie Heglin, Lola 'Bynney, Bes-
sic Christianson Emily Sanderson Ellen Elsen,
Ellen; and y Meta aKnnz, ffiida Hneeliil Eliza
beth Brown and {Elean ~ ghty < 81 $50
Tha ~. u. club had q picnic at the: Lake Hur-
riet fpay ilions last seYening. Miss Trina O'Neil
Of SDnluths was the guest OF honor, md after u
supper In 4the cafe there was an auto ride
around the siaAs, VI Others present were Misses
FLORENCE Mechesidek, Hope Wise, Grace Klei-
niger, Edith Bezansog. Annie Martinsony Mel
lie. Delesen Hilda Bolin,s Yilhelmina Berg, Ida
Brewster, Nellie Pendergast, Rose Nieber, M.
Marttnson and Geneyieve$ Berg. 2ss5,& KS .
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Mc((l)AID'S
Seventh and Hennepin
Telephones; Fts e., R DoaSis siz e. e.

We are now able to handle your Or
ders promptly--more clerks and more
deliveries. We deliver to all down
town territory as far out as Franklin
avenue, four times daily. Wagons
leave at and 10 am. and and pm.
Lake Harriet District bounded by
Nicollet and Lake as far out as 10th
street., daily at am. II A>%::
South Of Franklin and east of Mic
ollet as far as seth street at 8 am. and
pln 80. r.
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Bakery Dept Specials.
Meat Dept. Specials

Rib Roast of Fancy Beef, Id. Sc-lOc
Boneless Rolled Roast, lib. Sc
Steer Beef Pot Roast, lib: ........ &C
Native Boiling Beef, 6 lbs. .....25c
Corned Beef, 4 lbs. Csc
Vienna Sausage, 3 lbs. .25c
Shoulder Steak, 3 lbs. .25c
Round Steaks, per lb. loo
sirloin; Steaks, per lb. .......12hc
stewing, Pieces of Beef, per lb. =. sc
Mutton Stew, per H.. ...... Sc
McQUAID s" '1oo' Brand Of food
products are absolutely perfect-1O0
per cent pure. We guarantee abso-
lutte satisfaction from every item
urlder this Brand.
McQUAID'S "1OO' COFTEE-Most
delicious; pound ...... SOC
-. 80 lbs. S. 90.
A Mocha and Java Blend. that will
please the most fastidious Coffee
drinker. This Coffee cannot be
matched in Minneapolis, at less than
40c per lb. Try it, II'.><<'-'~ $3.50
McQUAID's "1OO' BAKING.
POWDER pound can r :: doc
We import all our Teas for our various
stores, and sell at soc per pound,
the same grade that other dealers
sell at 9Oc anG, $1.00. All varieties.
McQUAID'S "1Oo' EXTRACTS,
per bottle ........lOc to $500
We carry two grades Of "100' Brand
Extracts. Double strength and
triple strength. These Extracts con-
form absolutely to all pure food re-
quirements and are 100 per cent
pure.
4 al ma h A Ia NAN nnvo
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Mrs. l.. S. Donaldson was hostess at
d luncheon today in the Dutch room at
Donaldson's. A low 'centerpiece Of
white and pink asters centered the table
and covers were laid for five.
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Grandfather's Cure for
Constipation

~ REAT medicine,-the Sawbuck.
II q Two hours day saving wood
N IT viii keep anyone's B ow ell
MI REGULAR: - * = .,,'.>3..'
Is No need Of pills, .cathartics; Castor Oil,
nor "Physic," ii you'll only work the Saw.
buck regularly. 49,, . '..: ..... wa.
- " ~! -zz~.- 50 q.
= Exercise Is Natures Cure for constpa-
don and,-a Ten-Mile walk will do, if you
haven't got wood-pile. -: = ,#.<>$..s
Il But, if you will take your Exercise in an
Easy Chair, there's only one way to do that,
BECAUSE only one kind Of Artificial
Exercise for the Bowels and its name is
"CASCARETS.
Cascarets are the only means to exercise
The Bowel Muscles without work.
. They don't Purge, GRIPPE, nor III pset
your Stomach" because they don't act like
"Physics.'
They don't flush out your Bowels and
lntestines with costly waste of Digestive
Juice, as Salts, Castor Oh, Calomel, Jalap,
or Aperient Waters always do.
No-Cascarets strengthen and stimulate
the Bowel Muscles. that line the Food
passages and that tighten up when food
touches them, thus driving the food to its
finish. :
= A Cascaret acts on your Bowel Muscles
As If you had just sawed cord Of wood, or
walked ten miles. "a
Cascarets move the Food Naturally.
sdigesting it without waste of tomorrow's
Gastric Juice. =" ~
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s& The thin, flat, Ten-Cent Box Is, made
,tao: fit your Vest pocket, or my :Lady's"
Purse. Druggists-1o Gents a1Box.
BE carry*it constantly with you and take a
sGascaret Whenever you suspect, you need
{one. ..
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made aaly By The Sterling Fsemedy Com
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-29

Mrs:4H: S. >Goldblum of The Plym-
fTom NaM York WeTe ha7 has snen
the past month designing her new fall
geous creations have already arrived
Your early inspection is invited
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Osborn of Min
netonka Beach entertained Sunday at
dinner. Covers were laid for twelve.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-29
Sunday School Teachers.

i: The graded union Of Sunday school
teachers will meet tomorrow at pm.
at the home of the president, Mrs. w.
A. Morse, 1881 Chestnut avenue. Mrs.
James Geggie will lead the devotional
in sections: Miss Bryant will give the
beginners lesson. Miss. .Longfellow the
primary and Miss Geggie the junior.
A social meeting with light refresh
ments will follow the regular program.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-29
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Mrs. John Regain. entertained Tues
day at lunch at the Lafayette club, in
honor of her guests, Miss Lawler and
her friend, Miss A.aBreau Of Cuba. The
colors used for decorations were yellow
and white. Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs G. T. Thompson entertained at a
dinner for her sons at the Lafayette
club Saturday. evening. Covers. were
laid for twelve. j. - :''. x.
Barton Wheelwright entertained at
dinner Saturday evening at the La
fayette club house for the young col
lege people. s. Covers were laid for
twenty. J., -: 49,: -a:,4 Il = ! -
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Osborn of Min
netonka Beach entertained Sunday at
dinner. Covers were laid for twelve.
MI. and Mrs. c.. s. Langdon enter
tanned Saturday at a dinner at the La
fayette club house in honor Of their
guests; Mr.; and Mrs. Frank Elliot @of
Amid masses of golden rod, wild sun
flowers and goldenglow, delightful
porch lunch was enjoyed Monday by
the guests of Mrs. Ernest Grant at Min
netonka Beach. Mrs. Grant enter
tanned Mrs. Matte Williams Of Kan
sas. Mrs. U. G. Williams Of Minneapolis
and Miss Grant Of Portland, Me-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-29

~ REAT medicine,-the Sawbuck.
Il @ Two hours day saving wood
N II viii keep anyones Bow Ell S
~A regular. -. or% - -. -,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-29

Miss Mabel Carlin and Fred E. Cox
were married Saturday at the home of
the BRIDES mother. Mrs. Jennie Carlin,
1926 Twenty-seventh avenue NE. Rev.
Otis Dale read the service in the pres
enee of: the immediate relatives. -:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-29

: A satin skin secured using Satin skin cream
and Satin skin face powder. 25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Samuel F. Tyree and Caroline E. Black.
Vile.
Charles E. Tucker and Florance C
Brewer.
James A. Carter of Baltimore, Md. and
Lizzie McGrath of Salem. Md.
Edwin D. Burdette of Baltimore, Md,
and Carry E. Baker of this city.
John B. Hoskins and Lille s. Lewis.
I. Eugene Davis of Middleburg, Va, and
Margaret M. Wood of this city.
George F. Green and Estelle Clayborn.
Thomas Turner Smith and Emily F. Talia-
ferro.
James F. Gamer and Minnie NJ. Jarboe
Morgan Davies and Mary Jones, both OF
Baltimore Md.
William Egloff and Clara Krause.
Joseph r. ONeill and Almyra A. Burgess
James Middleton and Willie Somerville.
Albert B. Butler and Mary NJ Simms.
John J. Hosey and Nellie "A. De La Plane
both of Richmond, Va.
Charles H. Reed and Rosa B. Davis.
Richard B. Cavanagh of Brooklyn, N. Y,
and Adelaide /. Rover of this city.
Thomas H. TrunG.e and Mary F. Ward.
Thomas L. Anderson and Grace J. Miller.
John P. Verlander of Richmond. Va, and
Alberta S. Eddins of Charlottesville, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05

Josephine l. Costnett. years, 1923 wals'
ZACH place northwest
Robert E. Cook, years 1888 Q street
northwest.
Katie Logan, % years, 174S rear n street
northwest.
Emma Price, 81 years, Sibley Hospital.
James s. Petit, 80 years, 1872 21st street
northwest.
Sarah B. Thornley,. 76 years. 1911 wallach
place northwest.
Agnes Eichorn. AZ years. George WASH
ington University Hospital
Grace D. Richardson, IL months. 6I2
Missouri avenue southwest
Eilzabeth washington IL months 1904
New Jersey avenue southeast.
George Fordham 3 months, ST. AIMS In
FAINT Asylum.
Dorothy Covington, 1 month, 21s Sd street
northwest
Mary L. Byrd, 10 days. 1l24 Linkin's al.
ley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-05
Launch Doris Again in Port.

The large power launch Doris of the
Corinthian Yacht Club of Washington. ID.
c.. which left Saturday. has returned from
cruise on the river. Those aboard had
good time in fishing at Quantico and
Mattawoman's creek. DR.. and Mrs HuGh
Pitzer had Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Shepley of
New York as their guests