THE COURIER.
1,000 reEsrA.:Rix
CLUBS.
That girl is voiy absont minded.
I guess I know it; sho thanked mo for
a seat in th street car tho other night.
Town Topics.
(Continued from ligo 5.)
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Franco. IV. In Holland. V. In Bel
gium. VI. In Spain. VII. In Eng
land. CR.NKUAL. KKMAKKS.
In ancient rt architecture and sculp
ture predominated.
In early- Christian art architecture
and painting predominated.
In modern art painting predominates.
Architecture and sculpture tako second
place.
LESSON XII.
SPANISH AND K.NOLIMI AKT.
See Same authorities as German Art;
English Cathedrals, by Mrs. Van Reun
slaer, Hogarth, Gainsborough. Turn
er, SchelTer, Reynolds, Velazquez and
Murillo.
HAND OF GEORGE KELLY, A MINNEAPOLIS MURDERER.
Dr. Alexander J. Mclvor-Tyndall, the famous London thought reader and
well known authority on palmistry, who is now at the Hotel Lincoln, will give
$1,000 to any reader of The Courier who can find an educated, refined and moral
person with a hand like that of the murderer's shown above.
Mclvor Tyndall is arousing great interest in his wonderful revelations, and
hundreds of people have applied for an examination of their hands. Those de
siring a perfect forecast of their life, as unerringly told in the lines of the palm,
must make arrangements for a reading between the hours of ten in the forenoon
to eight in the evening, with Mclvor-Tyndall's secretary, at the parlors of the
Hotel Lincoln.
Dr. Mclvor Tyndall's stay in Lincoln is limited, eo call and consult him at
once.
PORTO H00 WO. .l
The regular meeting of the Self Cul
ture club of St. Paul was held at the
home of Mrs. Shanstrom Friday, Feb
ruary lGtb, with eleven members pres
ent, notwithotanding it was such a
severely cold day. The French history
lesson was conducted by Mrs. Cady and
all took part. An interesting paper,
'What I Saw in a Dream,' was read by
Miss Robinson. The national song of
France, "La Marseilaiee," was to have
been given by Mrs. Cook, but she was
unable to be present. After "current
events'' had been disposed of, the club
adjourned to meet with Mrs. Fletcher
Friday, February 2.'5d.
The ladies of the cemetery improve
ment department of the soman's club
of Juniata will give an "Old Maids' Con
vention" on Saturday evening, March
17th St. Patrick's day. The proceeds
will go to the cemetery improvement
fund.
Is our special brand of Cofleo. It has won medals over other
coffees at In'ernational Coffee Displays. It must be good. It is
certainly reasonably cheap. 25c per pound. Try it.
130 So. I3tlx St.
Iione 951.
MCKIBBIN BROS.,K
At a meeting of the Self Culture club
of St. Paul, with Mrs. Fletcher, Friday,
February 23d. a paper was read by Dr.
Grotban on "Physical Effect of Emo
tion," and Mrs. Fletcher conducted the
le6son on "Physical Effect of Thought."
Mrs. Smith gave a selection, "In Tuno
with the Infinite," and the correspond
ing secretary read a letter from Mrs.
Louder of Iola, Kansas.
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A new club, the "Utile et Dulce So
ciety,' has been organized in St. Paul,
Nebraska.
If you are going to the
Pacific Coast
Don't complete arrangements until you
have secured information regarding the
personally conducted excursions
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Photographs of Babies 4
K Photographs of Groups
0 Exterior Views 4
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"They say that George Washington
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"I don't know why he should swear,"
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Henry Norman's Tho Russia of
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Short Stories by
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"Harvard Fifty Years Ago," by
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Puvis Do Chavannes, by John La
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Corn Tassels, William Reed Dunroy's
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Through Sleeping Cars to Sin
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No change; no delay; no chance of
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