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full view, the Payne bill proposes to
tax coffee and tea, while making no in
crease in the burden borne by beer 1t
is not believable that Congress will
finally enact such a piece of monu
mental folly. The people will make
themselves heard. They are already
making themselves heard. And before
the bill becomes law it will be adjusted
to their demands.
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BEAUTIFUL RECEPTION GIVEN
AT WHITE HOUSE BY MRS. TAFT
Wives of Senators and Rep
reSentatiVeS Are Her
Guests.

The White House was the scene Of
a beautiful reception yesterday after
noon at O'Clock when Mrs. Taft was
at home to the wives of Senators and
Representatives.
Capt Archibald Butt made the pres
entatIons TO the President and Mrs
Iaft, who received in the East Room,
assisted by Mrs, Knox. wife of the
Secretary Of State; Mrs. Wickersham,
wife of the Attorney General. and Mrs.
Meyer, wife OF the Secretary of the
Navy. the only Cabinet hostesses in
town.
Mrs. Taft wore a becoming gown Of
pink satin with a draped overdress OF
silver net and embroidery
A musical program was given by the
Marine Band stationed IN the corridor.
After the guests were received in the
East Room they passed through the
suite Of state drawing rooms 10 the
state dining room. where Mrs. Francis
G. Newlands, wife of Senator New
lands. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons, wife
Of Representative Parsons, presided,
Mrs. Newlands serving ices and Mrs.
Parsons pouring tea.
Later, after the last guest had been
received, the President and Mrs. Taft
joined the company in the dining room,
and moved about chatting with the
various groups in the most delightfully."-
informal manner.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Announcement IS made Of the mar
riage OF Mrs. Frances Vincent Cheese
brOugh. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jane >
H. Vincent Of Saginaw, Mich. 70 Mar
tin EicheIberger RIdgeiy. Of Baltimore
Md. IN Chicago yesterday ar noon. the
Rev. Herman Page, rector OF -. PauIs
Protestant Episcopal Church. officiating
in the presence Of a small part OF rela-
tIveS and friends
a wedding breakfast was served after
the ceremony at the Auditorium Hotel,
and later in the evening Mr and Mrs.
Ridgely lett for a brief wedding trip.
They win make their future home at
WOOdsIde Farm. Hartford county, Md
Both MT. and Mrs. Ridgely are well
known in Baltimore ans Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T Mann, who are
spending some time in New York. guests
al the WoIcott Hotel. entertained al a
dinner party last evening Covers were
laid FOR six.
The HOusekeepers' Alliance. which is
20 give an entertainment for the benefit
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White House Callers

Senators Briggs Of New Jersey.
Stone of Missouri
Ia Toilette OF Wisconsin.
Representative Tawney Of Minnesota
Livingston of Georgia.
Eilerbe OF South Caro-
lima.
Griggs Of Georgia
Keller Of Ohio.
BarthOldt OF Missouri
Foster OF Vermont.
Saas McBee, editor of the Southern
Churchman-
Lord and Lady Fraser OF Great
Britain.
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REVOLUTIONARY POSTERS.

PARIS. March 25--RevOlutiOnary
posters appeared on the streets today
aIvfsfug a -E-L1EnnTlOu OF the relc-
graphers strike and an extension OF
the movement until a general strike
is in progress. The council OF min
listers viii Investigate the authorship
OF the posters
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"OLD HUTCH'S" WIDOW DIES

LYNN. Mass. March 25--Mrs- Sarah
n Hutchinson. OF Chicago, widow o.
the late b J. Hutchison. old Hutch
the sensational board Of trade specu-
laror. died suddenly today while visit
ing friends in this city Charles HUte1i-
eH7 vice president of the Corn Elk
change National Bank OF Chicago.
son. IS at present in Italy
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Tea and Sale.

A fashion ole event Of the afternoon
Will b. the tea ard sale at the Soldiers
Sailors. and Marines Club, 3I7 c street
northwest, from 3 10 O'Clock. under the
auspices of the Women's Auxiliary Of
the Army ard Navy League.
Mrs. AuIick Palmer IS chairman of
the committee on arrangements.
The tea table viii he presided over
by Mrs. 2. L. Tanner Mrs. ". II
Bell. Mrs. Lyman Tiffany. Mrs. owen
Oakley Mrs. L. 3. Galloway and Miss
Florence Adams win have charge of
tie fancy tables.
Mrs. Clarence 4. Edwards. wife Of
BTigadieT General EDWARDS, T. s A.
and Miss Ide, who have been spending
the last weeK at Cape Cod, will return
10 Washington this afternoon.
The Hon. H. Z. Charters. OF the
British embassy, VINO spent several
weeks in Canada, has returned 10
Washington accompanied by his mother
ana sister. Lady ElcO and Miss Char
teris. who viii be his guests for a few
days
Mrs. Bayard entertained q party at
dinner last evening.
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CANNON ON TIE FLOOR.

The tariff debate has given Speaker
Cannon a chance t. get back 20 his
old love and participate in debate on
the floor Of tho House Champ Clark
took occasion 10 refer 20 d recent visit
made 10 the " hite House by the
Speaker ana attempted 20 draw his
own conclusions as 10 its significance
Tie SDeake-. with profound bow.
asked the minority leader 10 yield to
him. and then sNIaiEcd the nature Of
his visit A short time after he had
concluded his remarks the Speaker was
observed reading the transcript of his
remarks and rev lsiuE them AS carefully
as q brand new member OF Congress.
who is careful that his every utterance
in the Congressional Record S just So
James r Tawuey. chairman OF the
House Committee on Appropriations. is
one az the hardy men Of the lower
house. lie wears a light Overcoat all
winter, in snow or IN sunshine. He
never wears gloves, although he al
ways carries "a pair In his coat pocket
Vice President Sherman evidently pre-
feTS his old associations ia the House
10 the newly formed ones "a The digui-
fed body over which he was elected 90
preside. Each day when the Senate ad-
journs sunny Jim" strolIs over from
the Senate wing takes h!s old seat IN
the House. listens 20 the debate and
chats with his old crouies. He stnl
persists IL ignoring the frock-coat ideas
Of the Senate and appears Ht the Capt
toll daily atttred in gray business
zuif
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The American Protective Tariff
League gives out approvingly a letter
i'm which a New York lawyer says.
1T seems TO me that II this were :ny
lob. and 1 were the giant OF wealth
called Aggregate Domestic Business In
terest Of the United States, / would
put my hand in my pocket and pay the
Government $500. 10000 which f. seeks
TO raise by the Payne bill in exchange
for a fiat closing our ports against for
clSn competition IN this market FOR our
workers
Which has the merit, at least, Of
being frankly medieval and glorying
in the fact
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VIII Visit England.

The Military Attache Of the British
Embassy and the Hon. Mrs. James and
their three children will leave Wash
ington tomorrLw and will not return
until next October. when they viii take
the same house, 2028 Columbia road
which they have occupied for several
seasons. Mrs. James and the children
viii go 10 New York, from where she
will sail Saturday on the Baltic for
go to Mexico and will join mis- family
IN London in June.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-25

Thieves working around New York
tender doped cigars 20 strangers and
when the fumes put the victim asleep,
rob them. Still, that's not so uu-
Christian IN some ways as 10 have the
same sort Of cigars handed out 10y ones
fri nls-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-25

Evidently II has become one OF the
established sidclines Of Presidential &C
tivity to settle anthracite strikes when
they reach the point Of menacing public
sr.F.va-f
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The discussion Of "a woman suffra e
bill ended in a fist fight in the Nebraska
LEGISLATURE Nebraska will be turning
I'D its trousers pretty soon every time
it's fogPy in London. be Jaw
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New Zealand IS going 10 present a
complete and equipped warshlp Of the
first class 20 the British navy. New
Zealand's altruistic notions about inter
ma. administration don't seem 30 inter
fere with taki.s a very practical view
OF wider political problems
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For Lady Paget.

Lady Paget, who is the house guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, was
the honor guest of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas F. Walsh at breakfast today
Invited 10 meet Lady Paget were the
Russian Ambassador, Mr. and Mrs.
Moore. General and Mrs. Corbin. Mr.
and Mrs. Larz Anderson, Mrs. John r.
Mclean, Mrs. Julian James, Mrs Shan
Cey, the Honorable Miss Maude Paunce-
fote. Miss Bryan, Miss Cameron. Miss
owen, Miss Mott, Mss Finley, Miss
Wetmore, Miss Carroll, Miss Cameron,
General J. Franklin Bell. General Ed
wards, General Woodruff, General
Miles, Captain Sowerby Of the British
Embassy STAFF, Col Spencer Cosby, Ad-
miral O'Neil, Arthur Paget, Reginald
Paget, and {. X. Simpkins.
Mrs. Franklin Ellis entertained at
luncheon today in her home on Sheri-
dan circle, asking her guests TO meet
her mother, Mrs. Lawson, OF Cincin-
natl, who is visiting her.
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Miss Cotton Returns to
Capital After Long Stay
at Manila.

Miss Margery Cotton. daughter Of Col.
Francis Cotton. who for the last
eighteen months has been the guest OF
her brother, Col George R Cotton, in
sular collector Of the Philippines at Ma
Mia, has returned 10 Washington.
With her sister. Mrs. Archibald II.
Davis. formerly Miss Daisy Cotton. Miss
Cotton was exceedingly popular In
Washington society before her departure
for the Philippines. She made the trip
over with the famous Taft Philippine
party. Since her return Miss Cotton
has spent a few days in Philadelphia
with Mrs. Davis, but is now ar her
home, on Conn cticUt avenue.
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Ireys-Diehl.

The marriage of Miss Katherine
Ireys. daughter of Henry Tulinghast
Ireys, of GreenvilIe, Miss, TO the Rev.
Charles Edward DiehI, Of Clarksville,
Tenn, took place last evening In the
| Charles Wood officiating.
| The bride, who was unattended and
was given in marriage by her father.
wore a gown OF white chiffon cloth
over satin trimmed with duchess lace.
| Her long tllle veil was held IN place
/ with a coronet OF lilies of the valley
i shower bouquet OF bride roses and
/ lilies Of the valley.
c. W. Bailey, of GAINESVILLE, was best
man for DR.. DiehL
A small reception for relatives and
a few friends followed in the home OF
! the brides brother-in-Iaw and sister,
! Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Holt Stone Later
! in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Diehl left
Washington for a Southern wedding
( trip. They viii make their home in
! GAINESVILLE.
Among those from out of town pres
{ ent al the wedding were Mrs. Albert
Diehl, C. ". Bailey, and Miss Bailey,
I OF GAINESVILLE, Tenn; Henry TIIing-
hast Ireys, and Mr. and Mrs. G G.
Ireys, Of GreeH"tlle, Miss.
Mrs. Robert Lansing entertained a
! small company informally at bridge
/ yesterday afternoon.
Senator Kean and Miss Kean were
: among the dinner hosts OF last even
( ing.
! Ir. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings viii
( entertain party al dinner this even
ing.
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Mrs. John Newton CuIbartson will not
receive tomorrow afternoon. but will be
at home informally next Friday at 1913
Riggs street
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Mrs. James B. Winner and the Misses
Winner will receive informally this af-
ternoon, assisted by Mrs. Winners
daughter and house guest, Mrs. Rorer.
Mr.. and Mrs Rorer will leave Wash
ington early in April for Port of Spain,
Trinidad, where they will make their
future horne.
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White House Dinner.

The President and Mrs. Taft will
entertain a small company informally
at dinner at the White House to-
night.
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NOT RECEIVING

Mrs. J. Franklin Bell. who is spending
several days in New York, will not re-
tu.1l TO Washington IN time to receive
Friday afternoon.
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The counselor OF the German embassy
and Countess Won Wedel were hosts at
breakfast this morning in their apart
ment in the Portland. Their guests
were Countess Luise-Alexander Won
Bernstorff, daughter Of the German am
bassador: Colonel James, of the British
embassy; Lieutenant Won Ernst, and
Baron Stumm. Of the Embassy STAFF.
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Copyrighted by thanksgiving
MISS MARGERY COTTON.
Al HOME

Mrs. Archibald Oracle will be at homo
tomorrow afternoon from 4 to O'Clock.
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Mrs Frank T. Sanner will receive in
formally this afternoon from to 6
O'Clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-25

Mrs. r. 3. Shreve, Of BallstOn. Va,
was hostess at . reception last evening
in celebration of the Seventy-ninLn
birthday of her father, Thomas c.
Price.
Among the large number Of guests
were many from Washington Mr.. Price
was born in Weldon. y. G., but came 10
Virginia when d very young man
Mr.. and Mrs. Tallmadge A Lambert
have issued cards for the marriage Of
their daughter. Mildred Benedicka. 10
DR.. James A Cannon, Wednesday. April
IL at II o'clock, in St PaUIs Roman
Catholic Church
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Mrs. Henry 3. Polkinhorn, 1893 p
street, viii be at home Informally to-
morrow afternoon.
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Dear. dear. Can we stand il? The
fashion makers having vigorously in
sisted that the ladies can't have any
hlpg. the men must now take them on.
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Mrs. Townsend Hostess.

Mrs. Townsend was hostess at din
ner last evening in honor of Lady
FACET. The guests invited TO meet her
were the Brazilian Ambassador and
Nine, Nabuco. the Danish Minister and
Countess Moltke. the Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Meyer. Senator and
Mrs. Lodge. Senator and Mrs AIdrich,
Senator Root, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. ". G Endicott,
Of Boston; Lady Clifford. OF England;
Col. and Mrs Colin Campbell, of Eng
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Lorinard,
Colonel and Mrs. McCaWley, Mr. ana
Mrs. Clarence Moore. the Hon. Maude
PaunCefote, Miss Townsend. COmno-
dore Rodgers, Rear Admiral Cow es,
and Captain Butt
Attorney General and Mrs. Wicker
sham were the guests IN whose honor
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William II
Emory entertained at dinner last even
ing.
Mrs. John Lindsay Morehead WVs
hostess at a dinner Of eighteen cover
last evening in her home on Farragut
square.
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incidentally. IL may be mentioned that
there is political basis for the rumor,
vigorously circulated in housekeeping
circles, that there viii be a long series
OF these auction sales Of the effects OF
retiring statesmen.
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Entertain at Musicale.

Mr. and Mrs. Sidwell. 1909 I street.
entertained at a musicale last evening.
The artist Of the evening was Harry
Patterson Hopkins, formerly OF Balti-
more, but now OF Washington.
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The HOusekeepers' Alliance. which is
20 give an entertainment for the benefit
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-25

Mrs. Bayard entertained a party at
dinner last evening.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-04-02

that themiue he removedafroms. the
district for tax. purposes, the -ex+
pense and: burden to the tax ,paysrs
81 thu cit would b. extremely
heavy and these mattersamust be
considered and guarded against,
and the district should not assume
anysbupdeugthat ia notxessentiall.to
ito Developments, Irather favor the
erectionzofischoot buildings: con:
veniently located in different parts
of the city for the convenience4 of
the younger children, especially
through the winter season, and
where the school buildings are not
80 large and a contagious disease ia
found in one, =. the same may be
closed without affecting the other
schools.
Respectfully,
. C. Is. MOORE:
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Notice oftSpecial Meeting.

The qualified voters of Independent
School District" or Virginia in St. Louis
County. Minnesota, are hereby notified that
upon.written request of five freeholders
and voters of said district, a Especial school
meeting, in and for said district, will be
held on the first floor of the Roosevelt HiRh
School Building in the city of Virginia,
Minnesota. ON Saturday, the: 3rd day of
April. 1900 at o'clock p M of said day for
the following PURPOSES:
l. To authorize the erection and: con-
struction of a new school building.
2. To designate site for said school
building and, if necessary. to purchase or
acquire said site.
To determine the amount to be raised
and to authorize the levy of taxes. or the
issuance of bonds for the purchase of said
site and the erection of said building.
Further to do any and all matters prop-
erly coming before said meeting when
convenient.
Dated at Virginia, Minnesota, March 3rd,
1909. MA Ho1nEp.
Clerk of independently School. District
Virginia, Minnesota.
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Notice tor Publication:

Depsrtmensof'the Interior, U. 8! Land Odlce
at Duluth. MIMI; March fth ;lo0o.
:; Notice 10 hereby givont that Neatur Linn OF
Aneora' Mimi, Who on April 9th. 1901. made
Homestead entry No. 1856, Serial No.. .o4slo,
for MEX Of MEX. Sec. 81 and ny of NWK and
eW4 OF NWk> Section 81. Township 81 NJ.
Range 1s W. 18th Principal Meridian, has fled
notice Of intention to make Final Eve year
froof' TO establish claim to the land sabove
described. before Register and. Receiver, At
Duluth. him.. on thebth day Of June, 1909.
Claimant names,as wttnessea:.
Gust MAXI. of Aneora. Minnesota.
Otto Hannala. Of
Gust O1a of Is"
J. O: HERMAN EN0ELJ
Register
! James A.. Wharton, Atty, for, Ehtrymanj
Duluth; Mimi.
Virginia Enterprise March l2eApril le.
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Virginia snberpriss March 1s4Ap rtl 10. >: =
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Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior. U. s. Land Once
at Duluth. MIMI. February 19. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Marcus ~Arola;
OF Angora. Minn.. who on July 2Sth, 1909, made
Homestead entry, No. l717o; for VIZ NWA Sec.
-; Elk NEh,' Section 30, Township 81 NJ,
Range Is w. r. Meridian. has flied notice of
intention to make final Five year proof, to
establish claim to the land above described.
before Otto A. PORTER. o. 8. Commissioner.
Dist. of Minn at Virginia; MIMI, on the 7th
day Of April. 1909.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
John Hauttala,' of Anxora, Minnesota.
Claus Perkllo, of, - 81"
Andrew Pirkola :.of >"
Gust Maxi, Of"
&c. HERMAN ENoHI.
req. S6-Mafch ~ Registen
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Notice for Publication:

Department of the INTERIOR O. 8. Land Office
. at Duluth. Minn.; March 8. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that Klaus Perkkj 10 of
Angora. Minn., who on June 3rd, 1902, made
Homestead entry. No. l6667. Serial No. 049es
for sen, Section 50. Township 81 n. Range Is.
W. 9Th p. Meridian; has fled notice Of tnten-
ton to make Final five year Proof; to estab.
lish claim to the land above described, before
Otto A. Poirier, D. 8. Commissioner, Dist. Of
Minn.. at Virginia, Minn., on the End day Of
June. 1885,
Claimant names IA Witnesses:
Simon Koski. Of Angora, Minnesota,
August OIL of
t Otto Hannula, Of: Co.,
John johnson of
J. c. HHRMAn EXCEL.
Register.
Virginia EnboRprlse March 12+Apltl l6.:,: :, g.
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Notice for Publication.
Department. Of the Interior.
q. b. Land Once at Duluth. MINI

July
Notice 10 hereby given that Fred Anderson,
of Angora, Minnesota. who. on Julyt24th. 1908
made. Timber and Stone Application Serial,
No. 0436, for MEX. Section s'Township. 81 n,
Range II w., 4tht Principal Meridian. has fled
notice Of intention to make Final Proof, to
establish claimto the, land above described.
before the Register and Receiver. At Duluth,
Minnesota. on the 9th day Of June. 1909.
Claimant names 10 Witnesses:
Martin Nelson; of Virginia. MIMI.
Jonas r. johnson, of Angora, MIMI
Peter Peterson, II Angora, MINI.
John Peterson. Of Duluth, Mimi.
&c. HERNAN ENo1L3
Mar:l9-May H. Reristor,
B. N. Johnaon.& Son, Attys.
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In the NJ. E. Church parlors on
Thursday, April 8th, the ladies of
the Red Side will give an Easter
Supper to help eggshaust the church
debt. The admission eggspense
will be eggsactly two eggs and the
supper IS cents. You are all urged
to eggeert yourself to come. and
eggsamine for yourself. Eggsit at
your pleasure. Easter eggs will be
on sale.
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,Notioo AoR RllblleaGloo,
~ = =. = 4 y y ~ :. -, =,
Department of TIN. lntor1or.
Us. LAnkOMtbsAt.Dulilfh;Afl MIN.

Dopartm0nto f TN. Intarior..
p U.fa. lAn&0atbaa.Dul1iaf MINI
=. July Dl1al1l.ss
Notice 10 hsessy~ st~s4-&hat william A:
kahseko6 0nlnth slffhns Hhossorjul1 .29thj
1eoS :mada rTimhan nda6tona .svon State.
ment. No. oe0o. for Lott Sao.A add Lots and 4
Sec. 4 Tp. 50 NJ. Ria W., and 9Rka19@.s sec1
ton ], Townahip 50 n, Range IL. W. 9Th p!
Meridian. has fled notice OF Intention to mske
final proof, to establish claim 70 the land above
described, before the Reei,ter and RecaiveE
Of the United states Land iOmcs at Duluth
Ainn.: ON thu a6th dayof May.aaoo.s
Claimant names a. Wdtpaoaee3,:
Frank Heidman. Of. Duluth, Mimi.
J., Nels AadeEsontof:.
joseph Pfatts, Of.
Charles q. Stewart, Of.
e. Otto Olund.of.
&c. HxRNAN EN0II,
mar. 1o.Msy g. Raetster,
WaH. smsalwood. IAsty.
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Swedish Methodist Church.

Swedish Methodist Church.
At the Swedish Methodist Church.
corner of Spruce street and. Wyom-
ing Avenue, services are held every
Sunday at 800 O'Clock p. ~, and
every Thursday evening at 7:45 p. m.
All Scandinavians are cordially in
vited. X. AKERMAN, Pastor.
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N. E. Cbuechs

; E. Cbuecbs.
j Morning service al 1880 Subject,
"What il Eternal Life"
. Evening" service 7:3Q| Subject,
"Sour Grapes"
Everyone invited.
F. G. CLARK, Pastor.
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Old Maids Convention.

Old Maids Convention.
What is it7 A.humorcus play.
When7 April q
Where? Opera House.
BY Whom The Red Side of the
I. A. S.
Further particulars later.
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Norwegian N. E. Church.

Norwegian N. E. Church.
Services on Sunday next az fol-
lowe: Preaching at 1870 a. m. Sum
day School at noon. Preaching al
7:30 p. m.
A cordial invitation to all.
NJ. L. OLSON, Pastor.
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Swedish Baptist Church.

Swedish Baptist Church.
Regular services at the Swedish
Baptist Church on Sunday next by
Rev. c. A. Berg, pastor. Morning
services at HOO O'Clock; evening SER
vices at 7;45 O'Clock.