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Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
CAVE CITY CINOERS.

Anderson Gin Co. has put in a
large boiler.
Austin fruit nursery is making
a delivery of trees here.
The school has increased until
the enrolment is now 164.
There are four cases Of pneu-
monia in and around town.
Several of our people attended
conference at Batesville last week.
Vim. Steward and family Of
Reeds Creek spent Saturday and
Sunday here,
Mrs. Dora Stout of Tuckerman
visited her brother, N. r. Land
ers, last week.
Joe Carpenter has been con-
fined to- his room for several days
on account o: Illness,
Most of the early rye died, but
that which was sown later looks
very well, as does wheat.
". P. Kent and family of Sui
phur Rock visited relatives in
town Saturday and Sunday.
Cotton is nearly ali picked and
ginned. The gins are all far be-
hind their work Of last year.
Marion Hines OF Eufaula, I. T.
spent Saturday III town. Hei is q
sen of D. Hines, and has been
away six years.
Grant Brewer was able to un-
load his cotton bales without help
the other day when he was on his
way to Batesville and discovered
they were burning.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
CALAMlNG CULLINGS,

Fine showers of rain have fall
en- lately.
sam Massey is at LaCross on a
business tour.
An immense amount Of wheat
has been sown.
Aunt Jane Barnett is quite sick.
DR.. Chas. Tibbels is attending
her.
Fishing is about the only sport
now, and the finny tribe is being
made scarce.
ESQ. M. 2. Street is helping to
build a dwelling at Jesup for L, J,
Andrews. Mr.. An irews has a
store there.
Roe Street has sown 73 acres Of
wheat on his farm t3d' year, and
says he may make 6ugh off Of
it to do him.
Sampson Barnett lost & fine
mare the other day; founder was
the cause. lie has lost three
good animals this year,
DR.. Wells and wife ofPowhatan
took Thanksgiving dinner with
their daughter, Mrs. Ed Sullivan.
They returned home Friday.
We made a trip to the Golconda
mine one day last week. They
have a shaft down SO feet and
finding better ore all the time.
They aim to drill 200 feet. Only
nine hands are at work in the
mine now. Walter Roe is
superintendent Of the Golcon-
da,
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
SIDNEY SAYINGS.
Quite winterish this week.

Quite winterish this week.
Miss Myrtle Num- is visiting at
Moore6eld.
Dr.. J. P. McGee left last Sun
day for Memphis.
Prof. Bingham visited Mel
bourne again Saturday and Sun
day.
Foot ball is being considerably
agitated among our school boys
now.
Whit Buchanan has sold his
farm here and will leave fer
Texas soon.
The young people had huge
time at P. NJ. Wiles' home Sat-
urday night.
The C. P. Sunday school will
render a special program on Sun
day before Xmas.
Sidney school is preparing a
program to be rendered on Fri
day night before Xmas.
The meeting held at Brickle
Spring school house resulted in
about twenty conversions.
Misses Kate and Hattie Dixon
visited their brother at Barren
Fork on last Saturday and Sun
day.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
MCALEB WILL RUN.

The following appeared in the
Memphis Scinitar last Monday;
Batesville, Ark, Dec. 2.-lt is
given out today for the first time
automatically that Judge McCaleb
will run for Congress in this dis
trict against Congressman Brun-
didge. Judge McCal5b has been
Judge Of his judicial district for
several terms and is a strong
man.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
KINGS MILL KINKS.
Health very good.

Health very good.
A nice rain fell the first day of
the month.
Kings Mill is doing quite lot
of business at this time.
Mrs. Spikes is teaching at Lib
erty Hill, and has a nice school.
Enoch Cunningham and little
daughter left for Texas on the Sd
inst,
Prof. CTabtree is moving along
nicely with his school at New
Hope.
Miss Ellen Emerson of Pleasant
Hill visited her friend, Mis- Esther
Murphy, Sunday.
Oscar Murphy has made cutie
an Improvement in the appear
ance Of his store building.
Burrel Sparlock read a nice
essay at Sunday school Sunday,
entitled "Do What You Can"
Miss Bessie Meadows left Sun
day for her school. She is teach
ing three miles from Poughkeep-
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
Settlement wow

Notice IS hereby g'yeal odl sssTa'
nonn,s ,larpv,, cnr-ent a ;he.sepleIssOOSs SsS,rl
STarr' SRa,n ,rohsIp T eour, lor The S0s ,oa 4 y
settlement with their respeTl a
+ r. Craddy, guardian ~
M, Kept deceased, ,dr,ipsiIs~
" ,JoIn 3. McCPleb, 9ui j,
John D. Garner deceasr,o;; ;;,,yator s;IS
j. y wilkins, adn'lDl'''
li ipeks deceased. ,,ir,stra,or esi~'
J. r. wilkins, aull''"'' !,
Jiobley deceased ,,,ardian TOH'
Johnson minors u,,rdisn p~
w II. Williams,
o. l., Hudson deceasCo,S n,SAt-
ost,ie of 3. 5. S mpson uer,ir r,ior est''
eSI''I r. wilkins, admlnls'r'" :,
,alhcy deceased ,,.i,au RsuDp \
Is. +. johnson, guar'''" "A
minor. .,,,. interested lnIn%ai
any ofsaid estates oaotpoas ape u 10 ~
f,rward and file eNceP PhSIor iot
NV " t,ey have. on OF d., DeiyS's oS said cs
~ anS NY ."S december term ION Q, eScepp
VIII be lOreNeI H. i'm thereof , dp|
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized TO announce Jasper Hutch
ison of Morgan township as candidate for re-
election to the Office Of sheriff Of sharp county,
subject to the action CT the democratic party.
We are authorized TO announce G. H. MatheEey
of sullivan township as a candidate for sheriff
of sharp county, subjec! to The action 0; the
Democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce X. Z. Clear Of
Lave Creek township as Q candidate for the Of
fee of assessor OF Sharp county, subject to the
action of The democratic party.
Fellow CITIZENS OF SKARF CoUyTY:-l an
uounce myselfa candidate for reelection 10 the
oficc of tax assessor Of your county, subject 10
the action OF the Democratic primary. l desire
to thank you for the support you gave me two
years ago, and earnestly solicit your support for
q second term.
J. L. HARgEJL.
We are authorized to announce ". T. Horn
of Cave township candidate tor the Office OF
assessor Of Sharp county, subject to the action
Of the democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
MEETING.

CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
MEETING.
The Democratic Congressional
Committee of the End. Congress-
ional District Of the State of Ar
kansas is hereby called to meet
at Newport, on the 9th, day of
December, 1901, for the
purpose Of arranging for the
nomination Of a candidate for
Congress-, and the transaction Of
such other business as may
properly come before the COM
mittee.
The following counties compose
said District: Monroe, Prairle,
White, ClebuFne, Independence,
Jackson, lizard, Stone, Fulton,
Sharp, ! d dolph and Lawrence.
A full attendance of the COM
mittee is desired.
B. G. Black.
Chairman
Sam W. Deener,
Secretary.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
Notice fer PllllGatlIl~
Land or1cs at Littls E,s !, 4 4 4

LAnN 0l'' NoycslsrS
Notice Is hereby given lha. MN. n IA
ma med settler has lied DoLIst ,., " " Ms n
make final proof 10 supPodis 6,lct u
thai said proof Wlll be haps rs.Dsl., @ d
clerk OF sharp county ,aec IN, u
shade, Arkansas, on Janna,y;, q,
JohD 7. PeI'!', rl,st
II. L. No. 2O4lI fey tne aHt TDorisISI /
southwest cusrIer ea9, ,noTrtbvtst gliSI
and southwest GLGr.er nor1T%,I nc /, rc,I'
continuous residence upon '
said lurd, viz: -, II slsun oiV
kansas, W. II. Sander, ~ y, ,keeDsIe A.
and j. NJ. Goings o. P0usHAHH HI
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
WHEREsTHE PREAC HERS co.

i'-IA - ~ ''-"N i'-''O
The White River conference
which met at BatesviIle last week
made the following assignments
for Che Batesville District:
Presiding Elder, il May
nard; BatesYilIe station, z. T.
Bennett; Sulphur Rock circuit,
&c. L. Castieberry; Melbourne
circuit, T. A. Bowen; Evening
Shade circuit. J. s. Watson; Ash
Flat circuit, George Wilkinson;
Calamine circuit, W. ". Reld;
Camp circuit, c.. D. Mcclure;
Salem station, H. 4. Hunt; Bex-
ar circuit, W. ". Gibson; Mt.
View circuit, +. H. Grisoatt;
Cedar Grove circuit, J. D. Kelley;
jamestown circuit, C. H. New.
man; Cushman circuit, ". A.
Lindsey; Newberg circuit, R. A.
Robertson; Newport station, John
Wesley Smith; Jacksonport miss
ion, |. E. Thomas,
NOTES.
Rev. James F, Jernigan, who
was on the Evening Shade cir
cult, will labor next year on the
Piggott circuit. Piggott is in
Clay county, and Rev. W. E.
Hall, who go9s to Corning, was
pastor there this year.
Rev. F. r. Noe goes to El Paso
circuit, in White county, from
the Jamestown circuit. Rev. Noe
mas many friends in this county.
Rev. ". S. Southworth was
sent to Reyno circuit, about
twelve miles form Maynard,
Randolph county, where he has
been three years.
Rev. J. K. Farris, presiding
elder Of the 82tesvil.e district
this year, is now stationed at
Wyane, Crcss county.
W. c. TOombs, wh2 was on the
Evening Shade circuit three years
ago; was sent to Auvergne and
Weldon, both works being in
Jackson county.
Rev. ". z. Walker will labor
next year or the Lake City cir
cult. He was on the Evening
Shade work two years ago.
Rev. W. NJ. Wilson was re-
turned to Bebea circuit. Rev.
Wilson has many friends in Eve
ming Shade.
Rev. ". W. Anderson, who was
pastor On Inc Evening Shade cir
cult last year, has retired from
active service at his own request.
He has bought q small farm near
Searoy, and will turn his atten-
ton 10 fruit growing and garden
ing.
II. T. Gregory, a minister well
known here, has a circuit il
White county, and is living in
Searoy.
Rev. j. NJ. Talkington succeeds
T. W. Fisackerly as pastor at
Hardy and Mammoth Spring.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06

The Paragould Soliphone in
sists still that Senator jones'
home county was carried by
Mckinley over Bryan, Perhaps
editor Taylor can tell the truth,
but it is evident that he is badly
out of practice just now.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06

An exchange states that coin
is becoming scarce in some Of
the South American republics.
A whole lot Of US are painfully
aware of the scarcity of coin a
darn sight closer home than South
America.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06

Editor Kendrick o. the Fort
Smith News"Record is still alive.
He declares he doesn't believe
Jeff Davis old shotgun is loaded,
nohow.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
Sam W. Deener,
Secretary.

The Jackson County Herald To-
Gates Judge John B. McCaleb in
Stone county, When the Judge
gets into congress-and he's
going there-perhaps Jackson
will claim him.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
Notice For PlElil3tl)l,

Land once at Lille EOcs II
November md l1
No.lce is herebv given tho, fl, ~
nsmed settler has filed notice Of hl,hs.. Y.
maze lnal proof IN suDrortOf MI,
thai said proof will be made beios !. !
C!er- otsaIrp county, AK, 81 EIar,5
AK. on Dec. a, 1901, VIZ;
Jefferson P. Heath
Il z No. l97j4 for the soalbv.t
southwest quarter, section Is svy'
north range west,
lie names Toe following wihesse; "a "a
continuous residence upoa and tiiis'
s5ld lard viz;
Wm. G. Nicely, Joseph yeely, J,n Il
and Abner j, EyId, all OfCenqr An.
Il. Il. MYERS, Rs
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
CONGRESS OPENED

The ffty.seventh congrss
opened last Monday mornlg,
The presidents message = as
a lengthy document, contain
ing about twenty-three thds-
and words. The message
contained no surprises, ald
was a republican epistle fbm
start to finish, and those Hho
expected Mr.. Roosevelt to
kick out of the harness Oh
some issues are disaPpoin ed.
But little business will be
done by the congress rtil
after Christmas.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
ABOVE THEIR ATTACKS.

Fortunately for the good old
state of Arkansas, every COM
munity contains men possessed
of more patriotism and more re-
gard for truth and deoency than
the manipulation Of the pen on
the Paragould Soliphone. AS a
constant reader Of the SOliphone
we have had occasion from week
to week to observe its course in
the pending senatorial contest.
We find that in its champiOning
of Gov. Clarke's cause it is will
ling. and seemingly anxious, to-
grovel in the dust and waIlow
about in the mire in its eager
ness to defeat Senator Jones.
1t is apparently happy indeed
that it can wade through unaI-
loyed blatherskiteism and by full
some Misrepresentation perhaps
iniure Senator Jones in the esu-
nation Of the people with whom
he has been in the closest touch
for many years. That, if one
may judge from appearances, is
the Soliphore's idea Of journal
ism, and it a gratifying fact that
among its contemporaries it has
but few companions ii lis perhdy.
OF all the journals which come 10
this table, and great many
reach it, the SoliphOne stands
alone in its approval Of Gov. jeff
Davis charge that Senator Jones
defrauded two orphans in matters
Of estate. OF all the Clarke Or
gans which it is our pleasure to
peruse the Soliphone is the only
one charging Senator Jones with
beating an old man out of a board
bill. The self-respeoting press
of Arkansas, even though many
Of the editors be strong support
ers Of Gov. Clarke, will not open
" charge that Senator Jones is
guilty IS charged by Gov. Davis,
but not &c with ihe Soliphone,
That paper states, and states en-
phatically, that Senator Jones is
guilty Of these breaches of faith.
The Soliphonc is welcome to the
position it occupies. 1t is not an
enviable place.
Senator Jones has been before
the people of this state a good
many years. He has held po-
sitions OF trust and honor. He
has enjoyed full measure ef the
peoples confidence. More than
this, by qualities of statesman
ship and by assiduous labor in
behalf of the common masses he
has been elevated to the highest
position in tb3 United States
senate and leader of the demo-
cratic party in the Union. On
political issues he has stood
squarely by democratic prinoi-
pies, No one has ever assailed
his private character before. II
has left for that prince OF politi-
cal pirates jefferson Davis to in
form the people that Shlrty years
age Senator Jones had defrauded
old men and orphans. Strange,
isn't it? 1t does appear that the
people years ago would have
found that Senator Jones is a
rascal, if he is.
We express the opinion that
demagogs and convicted blather-
sixties cannot harm Senator Jones.
He is above their attacks,
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
Announcements.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

The RECORD is authorized to anncn1ceJ. B,
Baker Of lizard county as caud idafe for Judge
Of the 10th Judicial circuit Of Arsassas, subject
TO the action Of The democratic party,
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
FOR TREASURER.

The REcoPD is authorized to announce z. L.
Dickerson Of Piney Fork township as a Candi-
Sharp county, subject to TIE action ,of the dem-
ocratic party.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
QUICK RELIEF FOR As,n,

Miss Maude DicksD,
Kan, writes: "I sps.,.i5 5Sv
year; with asthma in 4,'sa It. ve' :, Z
iln" l bad .9 several attacks durioa TS''I |, 4
through Hg them, began 1'IsG s'i, %
ey's Honey and Tar and II 1ilns
iSiigd ,S I,,.. to give Immediate ~ y :
Williams & Edwards. n
felt in Utah last week. .-''I' ?
ne ness man Of Salisbury, M S''a 3
81 wish to say for i the Il, b,.'oa y,
Others, that l was a spH.sa' HYsa'',
lHm6ago II and kidney tropbIs '. u !
the remedies l TOOK gave sI1s' ns ~ !.
Ilei. | was induced 10 t,v 10 70
Kidney Cure, aud after III: n, 10y !
bottles | am cured" NJ W% %e 0
Edwards. "i'aaa'
Beaumont, Texas, hss a
gush ers. "' 10
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

We are authorized 10 ansounce HOcn Phillips
of Hardy township as ! candidate for the Office
ofcounty judge OF Sharp county, subject to the
action Of The Democratic party
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06

If James K. Jones has ever
stolen a mutton Gov. Davis is not
onto the fact.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
Notice for PliliGllill-I
Land { flee at Little Eys!iA' G
November l6th 1901

Land flee Ut LlIlle hsgi~ iNrs
November l1n iNl'
Notice is hereby given that y ~ y, !,
named settler has iled noiIce oi Gs1 n, h,
make tilal Tr0of n sppp0Tt o. G..a,, Nv y
thai said proor will be made tl. DtleH,I
CLERK Of Starp County, Arkal;s, ", n
Shade. Arkansas, on December W. ~ W
3. Lett. ..4l
re. No. eC547 for tho F9fI.,sa ~;
seu.bWest QUE ter section ! anu \ s%S M
ler southeast quarter section u"
north ranges west. .,,,o,,..yTI
lie names the following wlInesH.Ss,,j ,ss,j
continuous residence upon am v"
said Land, viz: ,v,,,,ion, 4,
kr, est Bensch, W y Mllliaui Mi. X
can and jesse Lott, all oiCe1'gaI' y nh MI
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
EggDADZE.' e
ARID
CEKEzZu ID

Does your horse 'feel his
oats"i What a difference be-
tween the granted and the
CRASHED horsel The first
strong and full Of ginger, the
second fabby, weak and tired
out before he begins, The
feeding makes the difference.
Children are not alike either.
One is rosy, bright-eyed, full
Of life and laughter, another is
pale, weak and dull. Thefeed-
ing again is responsible,
Sickly children need special
feeding. They don't "feeltheir
oats. SCOTS Emulsion adds
just the right richness to their
diet. It's like grain tc the
horse. The child gets new
appetite and strong digestion.
SCOTS Emulsion is more
than food. It is a strong
medicine, It rouses up dull
children, puts new flesh on thin
ones and red blood into pale
ones. 1t makes children grow.
SCOTS Emulsion makes ordi.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
Notice Tor PllliG2till--I
Land OGice at Little EOct, it
Eoyor,har IA l0l

November lG, 1911.
Notics is hereby given that Tx N
PANIED settler has fled notice ol d: hs'
make fpal proof N suppoft 0: Ol' u.
hat ssld prOofwl!l be made before " !
sharp county, Arksasas, al ~, h'.a
Arkansas on December 18Th, l@!i N
EOhtay Norris,
II. 4, Nc 1854 Tor the eal nii 4
quartef section 20 township L nS0
west.
He numeG the following TIiaesa'
continuous residence npon aau 'A''
said land to-wll; ,cuf ID
} y. Gay, j. GsHf, John 'GaVl u
80 H.H.EnI
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
Notice for Publication
Land OIce at Little Rscs, II
toyemer 8, M

Land OiIce at Lille Roc, n
t07emer 8, ii.
Notice is hereby given that ts. h
named ettler has filed notice eihsAa,
make hnal proof IN support Of Asa,
that said proof will be made before b
Clerk OF sharp county, at Evening Slsi
Oa Janu~ry II 1902, VIZ;
George 1. W.llisIs
b Il No. 2l7Jj for tle cas- bali u
quarter section 10 aOd west Rlli I'd
quarter, section -, lOwus5ipli, Ofs
vest
he names the foil wing EitnsS d
his rUrttuuous residence upnn and Cltd
said land viz:
B4tieg Eaher, =. J, stephens, 10, WI
Austin baker, all Of ESeilng S"'le, } /
HHNNl
IA
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06

nary food do Its
duty.
This picture represents
the Trade Mark of Scott's
Emulsion and is on the
wrapper of every bottle.
knd fer free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE,
4oo Pearl ST., New York.
soc and 81. all druggists.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
Food: Changed 20 i'ois b.

bowels, geu,ly, EASILY bat s. civ,
c. 4e cons, pauos, biljousness, sci:
he y9, reyers, all liver, kidney:
. I'd bowel uouyles. Only 95c II
Sdow', j " SO e.
Co1rtshp is HES poetty and
ma rage IS the pose 1
Sus-1.-The ylmpIes, sores al ,
.b.ck .eAus re DANCE srguab
y. ke t.ocsy Mountain TeJ, ypr 10
{ d a farewell 'ecept'oo TO 70
noub!e.. &c. ASS your d'u33 ol
Only a toned girl can sir
every noie in the scale.
L52;2 :o::ggz1 ::y7.
From tie Gazette, 10orOo Sba, A"s', ali1.
Hud Chamberlajn's Congh Eem>
edy i2 an excellent medicine. bad
been suffering rom severe cough
for two months, and 1t elected a
cure. | Ulge great pleasn,e IN re>
commeodug Iy.-W. Z. Wockner
THIS Is tie opl0ioO Of one OF our
Oldest and most respected residents,
aud haA Deen voluntarily gwen N
goou faith that others may try the
remedy and be benefited a. was Mr.
WochOe', T1js ,emedy Is sold By
Snow, Re druggist,
To barrow is human; to forget
al about it is still more so.
Used bv the Iacies Of fasG'on all
over Inc void. IT, wl.hou; doubt
tie greatest beaUuie ever offered
the American woman. 35C. Made
oLIv BY Madison Medicine Co. Ask
your druggist.
Mra Mary Palmer age 81 years
died recently at Rogers
says Fse sgaS TCrlured.
81 >uGered sucr pam F'om CONS
J cold hardly walk" writes EH,
Robinson, HiIlsOorougb, H., "but
GacNlen's A"nica Salve completely
C &c, them" Acts like n~sjc on
.Sprains, brurSes, crts, So e>, scalds,
11r1s, Noils. ulcers. Perfect healer
OF sk n diseases aud plies. Core
g4a.8Gteed Dy druggisl Snow. 2jc,
Pine Bluff is to have a Jewish
temple costing $3.50 90
Have you cold? A dose OF
Billiards. HOrehonnd Syrup at 6ed-
time viii remoye it. Price &C aud
soc. Sold by Snow, the druggist.
Dan Bohannon escaped from
the Huntsville jail recently
SAVED HIS LIFE.
81 wish to say that feel ! owe
my life to Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure" writes II. c. Christensen
Of Hayfield, Nina. "For three
years was troubled with dys-
pepsia SO that l could hold notn-
ing on my stomach. Many times
J. would be unable to retain q
morsel OF food. Finally : was
confined to my bed. Doctors
said i could not live. | read one
OF your advertisements on Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure ard thought it fit
my case and commenced its use.
| began to improve from the first
bottle. Now ! am cured and re"
commend it to all" Digests
your food. Cures ali stomach
troubles. W. A. Edwards.
A Fulton county farmer is
sowing 10 acres Of wheat
For broken limbs, chilbIains,
burns, soalus, brursed shins, sore
th,oot, and sores Of every k'ud, ap.
ply Iali0rd's Sow Liniment. 1t
will give immediate reliet and heal
any wound. Price csc and 500.
Sold bv Snow, the druggist,
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06
A Fulton county farmer
sowing 7C acres Of wheat

For broken limbs, chilbIains,
burns, soalus, brused shins, sore
tn'oot, and sores Of every kind, ap.
ply Iall9rd's Sow Liniment. 1t
will give immediate reliet and heal
any wound. Price csc and 500.
Sold bv Snow, the druggist,
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06

To barrow is human; to forget
al. about it is still more so.
Used by the iacies Of fasdon all
over Inc void. IT, wl,hou; doubt
tie greatest beauufe ever offered
the American woman. 35C. Made
oLIv BY Madison Medicine Co, Ask
your druggist.
Sharp County record., 1901-12-06

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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-31
ROYAL NEIGHBoRs' PLANS.
Auxiliary Branch Will Provide Four
Handsome Floats.

The Royal Neighbors of America, the
auxiliary branch OF the Modern Wood
men of America, is to provide four hand
some floats for the parade Of Thursday
June IL. There are seven camps in the
city, with total membership Of $50 The
total membership Of the order is over
100000, including both beneficiary and So
cial members, and it is expected that the
attendance at the st. Paul WoOdmen
convention Will be at least 10000 A CEN
trail committee has been formed, consist
ing Of twenty-five members, for the pur-
pose OF entertaining the visitors, a re-
ceptlon for whom will be given at the
residence of Mrs. Longaker, TIA West
Congress street, Wednesday evening,
June u.
The officers of the committee are: Pres
ident, Mrs. Lizzie Longaker, Of Har-
mony camp secretary, Mrs. Eva Craw-
ford. of Starlight camp; treasurer, Mrs,
following subcommittee have been ap-
pointed:
Decorations at Hotel Ryan, Mrs. Ida
Cox, Mrs. ]. W. Mounts, Mrs c. j.
Thompson, Mrs. e. A. KlelnfIer; recep-
ton. Monday, June TO- Mrs. G.. G. Collins
Mrs. Eva. Crawford Mrs. Frances Rob
inson, Mrs. Lizzie Oster, Mrs. Drewry;
Mrs. NJ. Mary Crawford; Mrs. E. Brown
son, Mrs 2. Kleinfelter Mrs Sauter;
Wednesday, June II, Mrs. E. b. Lott
Mrs. Cashmere, Mrs. G. T.. Thompson,
Mrs. G. II. Prindle, Mrs. Sauter; Friday
June IA. Mrs. Lizzie Foster, Mrs. A e.
Donaldson Mrs. Ida Cox, Mrs. Anderson,
Mrs. 7. Kensberg; Saturday June 15
G. Bronson, Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. Jones.
On Thursday the Royal Neighbors viii
appear In the Woodman parade. anu viii
also provide several handsome floats.