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RMl17aAGoAaa1

San Antonio, Fort Worth, benson,
austin, Waco and Ell Paso. 1T Colleges
IN 10 States. POSITION secured or
Money RETURNED. Also teach BY
MAIL. Catalogue will convince you
that Draughon's is THE BEST. Call
or send for it.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
HOUSE BARGAINS,

$1,s75 buys 10-room house, beautifully ar
ranged for either two families or one. 1t
has city water upstairs and down, and is
only two blocks from one of the finest schools
in the city. the Van Cleve. The downstairs
is just vacated SO you can move right in and
the upstairs rent will pay interest on your
investment and give your own rent free. 1t
is No. 2213 Madison st. 49, ..-.s
$2,950, complete Groom modern house, No.
1000 Oath av NE, right on the corner of
beautiful Polk st, in the very choicest loca-
tion northeast; hot water heat, bathroom,
ETC.. All newly decorated and ready to
occupy. = -. -. ...-,
: $1775 for the Groom house on the hand
soonest large double corner in Northeast Min
neapolis. The lots alone are worth the
$500 for a Groom house on Tyler st, near
29th av, just one block from the Central
car line. Two large lots go with it. This
is a snap and it can be handled with 5000
cash, balance monthly.
$1,450 takes a 7-room house and barn. No.
1926 Madison st, just block from the Van
Cleve school. .s
$4,000 buys an s.room house on Central av
near 23d. :
81. 025-Five-room house and splendid large
lot on Central av, opposite the 500 shops
where the great improvements are being
made. 49, u ,'.s- g,
P. G. Deming, 2407 Central Av
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
~~>~~.~4~.~.~~~~O~
Improved
'eAAtlnued.
CHANCES TO DOUBLE YOUR musEY.

CHANCES TO DOUBLE YOUR musEY. 5
= 60 feet frontage on 4th st, facing new Se-i
enrity building ~ Ing only $5oooo; nothing
$4,000 takes 3-story brick fiat build
Ing paying per cent net above all
exlsn,ses Fine condition and best Of
good farm lands in Iart payment
$50, O0O-Ruys one of the finest new homes In
this city neG. located; all the latest
will please the most fastidious eye in
every detail. Must be seen to be ap-
preeate fa,n, Might light consider part in
s1,2Oo-For nice 4-room cottage with three
big lots; ehickenhouse and barn; just
the thing for chicken-raising; near car
.. line; located near Lake Harriet
81. 3O0-Only, for 7-room house. barn. well and
cistern; newly decorated; east front on
Grand av. This is decided bargain.
$2100-Nearly new 6.room cottage, well built
and warm; full basement; city water;
gas and rough plumbing in; big lot,
50x56: Located in the heart of Lin
den Hills.
$2250-For two cottages located on large lot
which overlooks Lake Harriet; has city
water and gas; good chance for an in
vestment 'ts
So, 2OO-361S Pleasant ay; an all-modern, east
front, brand new house, rooms and
alcove; good sized bathroom; full base
ment; hot water heat and and all nicely
Gecora ted; full-siZed lot; stone side
walk; can't be duplicated for less than
SO. 600. ~. s.-... Sd. -'
81, 5Oo-Tine all-modern house. Park blvd, con-
sisting of large rooms; good sized
east front lot with fine shade trees and
overlooking Lake Harriet; one of the
best locations in Linden Hills
If you cannot find home to meet your re-
quirements, call and see me for money
to build neat. modern house from
plans for your approval
Get my plans of lots for sale in Linden Hills
and Reeves South Shore park.
George B. Dartt S07 Phoenix Building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

OWNER CHANGING LOCATION. WILL SELL
direct perfect home for moderate sized family
in finest residence district In city. Large
east-front lot; perfectly built and appointed;
eight-room house thoroughly modern; hest
y combination heat, perfect ventilation, finest
plumbing, choicest selected hardwood finish,
full cemented basement. laundry; house fin
ished from top to bottom; everything complete,
sound and satisfactory; fine barn: room for
two automobiles; nice yard, fruit, roses, flow
ering trees and vines Price $500. Prop
erty clear. Reasonable terms Telephone
owner, N. W., Main 27S5 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
PATENT ATTORNEYS

INVENTORS Observation-Disclosures IN All
countries promptly obtained, Sold leased
manufactured; models made; IS years estab-
lshed: unexcelled reputa ton; inventors book
free Address Patent Market, st. Paul. Mimi
yers and solicitors; main office 925933 Guar
anty building, Minneapolis, Minn.; 90 McGill
building. Washing ton. D. c..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18

FOR SALE-ALL MODERN 12-ROOM HOUSE
and barn; also vacant lot. 1180 9Th st n.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-18
DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. S16 Nicol1et
cleaning works, 725 Hennepin av. Both phones.
ETERLING DYE HOUsE-French Dry Cleaning
502 4th ay S. T. 9; 1882; N. = 10 ID
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o eSoReG E 6RGDs + % %
431-432 Andrus Building.
$4,000
, Eight rooms, all modern. except heat;
, house in fine condition; small barn in rear;
street improvements al al in and paid for.
. 34O1 1st Az S.
D All modern duplex house, consisting of
0 two flats Of rooms each: vii. rent for
0 $50 per month: lot 45X12S to alley. Must
0 be seen to be appreciated.
D fET $500.
0 II W 35th st.
o Eight-room. all modern except heat;
0 ments all in and paid for; nice, cement
o April /. LooL this ND.
o 1921 10Th St S.
o Seven rooms, WELL cistern. cellar, etc.
o House in good repair; will sell for small
o payment down and balance monthly. This
o is rare opportunity.
o $4,000.
0 Seven-room modern house. two years
eld with &C. feet fronags on Central aV
o o a manufacturing 2 sf'seo
o Takes lots 8 and and IL and - in
0 be sold before April / to close an estate.
o If you are looking for chance to buy
o cheap lots. look this up; .
addition attic ?"f lot ssxi57 G to alley
o stone sidewalk in front and improvements
o all in and paid for. This lot is II blocks
o from Lake st on 2eth st.. st., ~ ;,os
o 70 acres of improved land, Ia miles
0 from workhouse.
0 IS acres under cultivation: three acres
0 of asparagus: farm in fine condition.
o Buildings ample to carry on a fine truck
garden Will sell at sacrifice if sold
o before April 1. For further particulars
call at office.
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o o O. o o O. O O O
D 1879 18th Av s.
D This is beautiful home: call and the
, 9 rooms; steam heat: porcelain bath;
, washbowl; closet; open plumbing; oak
, finish and floors throughout; the best built
D house in that part of the city: $4,000.
0 2619 Portland Az.
Eight rooms, modern: can be sold on
0 liberal terms; $500 cash, balance to suit,
0 6 per cent.
0 Walter l.. Badger.
o 800 Oneida Building
q a
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FOR QUICK SALE-wELL-RENTED -FOUR,
room fat building. income $3.50; will sell
at price to net more than 10 per cent; pari
cash Stewart Barrett & Co., 525 Temple
Court. - ~>--P-s
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CHAS. W. CHASE,

QUO Bank OF commerce.
81, 500 will purchase that new s-room mod
1t would cost $4,000 to build this house at
the present time.
$1,000 for double corner, 9th and LyndaIe
S.; 76x11S feet.
s1.35O will take a fine east front lot on
Colfax av S, near 25th st.
1925 will take south and east front corner
S5th st and 18th .av S. -
$3.50 for large 45-foot lot, 9Th av s, near 33d
st; very cheap. =
$1,000 will buy a large 12-room boarding
house, Cedar av; fine location for the bust.
ness; will rent to right party.
$3.50 will take very fine east front, O-foot
lot on 18th av s, 35th ST. -
$500 each for lots on 18th and 14th av S.
near 37th st; lie fine. 5OX13O feet -.
$3.50 for beautiful lot Dupont av s. inside
sd ST.
$1,000 will buy nice .S-room house. No.
1888 Minnehaha av This belongs to an es-
tate and is very cheap.
$500 for 40foot lot on Chicago ay lust
inside Lake st. =
NEW HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS AND BATH.
on Holmes av, Lake st and near Lake
Calhoun: lot 46X12S: sewer and gas: wealth
cred oak finish first story with column OPEN
ings; built-in expensive sideboard; large pan
try; combination stairway: second floor fin
frst-c1ass hot water heating plant; high light
Easement and laundry room: house is thor
oughly well built and frst-claSS material used
throughout; new house similar to above 1921
/! LIST av S; lot 46S12S;s ready about April 1.
For. price and terms C. Hassett builder and
owner. 81 Century building.
ONLY $4,000; BUY NOW: THAT ELEGANT
| double corner. 33d and Grand with 1O-roon
house. in fine condition. Fitzgerald, so1s
a Fri
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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved
o o o O. o o % o
NEW MODERN HOMES.

. $4,675-on Bryant av S near 25th st.
0 new eight-room, fully modern house.
o oak finish, hardwood floors In all
0 rooms; built-in sideboard.. tiled vesti- 4
o bule; best modern fixtures in bath
o ROOM combination gas and electric
o light fixtures; entire house artistic
o ally decorated: the best hot water
0 heating plant money can buy; storm
o sash, screens and window shades;
0 every thing ready for immediate Occu-
o pancy. Don't fail to see 1t. Full
. $2,17gA fully modern SsSs except heat,
o hardwood floors, hardwood finish,
o bath, closet, etc.; gas and gas fix
o - lures. large attic with stairs fine
0 basement, woodshed, storm sash and
o screens; an exceedingly attractive.
o convenient and complete home. Loca-
0 ton. 18th av S. inside 9th st. Easy
o terms.
o $1,675-Brand new Groom cottage. very
o warmly built, hardwood floors in all
o rooms, gas fixtures, city water, good
o cellar, storm sash and screens. near
o Dupont and 32d avs N. s..
o 81, 5O0-Near Goth st and 18th av S. a
o 1O-room two-family house. entirely
o. modern except heat two baths. two
o closets, two cellars; entire house
o handsomely decorated rented for
Q $3.50 year. Terms and particulars
o at office.
o $1,s00-Near Quincy st and Oath av Ne
o a two-family house, 9 rooms. city
o water wet sink upstairs and down:
o rented for $216 year; everything
o d., Z in fine condition; easy terms If de-
O. sired. .t. 49,.
o s295--A handsome lot on Dupont av S at
o" Seth st; city water and gas; easy
Thompson Bros.
101 4th st s.
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ONLY $4,000; BUY NOW: THAT ELEGANT
double corner. 33d and Grand. with 1O-room
house. in fine condition. Fitzgerald, 3O1S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
Miss StoWeIPs HoSpitaIitY.

Monday, New Years day, was made memorable by two enjoyable dances. The brilliant german that was given by Mr. and Mrs w. H. T.aneford and the one given to society's younger set by Miss Edna Stowell. The home is a beautiful one and the hospitality extended is always cordial. To the strains of a good orchestra the fol lowing young ladies and gen1emen enjoyed dancing until a late hour Misses Mae Rarlllv, Lola Mann, Sallie Nae Sheppard, Louise Ryland, Daisy Sallce, sallie AlXander, Mary Banks Mary Kate Riley, Lester O'Connell, Messrs. Walter Cook. Harry Wool 1ridao, Zacl Tankersley, Paul Ken Gja1l Thurman McCammon, Arthur Green Eugene Philpot. Noel Mccain, Sorrells Dewoody.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07

green, the color scheme being car. iied out in hyacinths and ferns. The same fragrant blossoms banked cab
 nets and mantels, resting upon a Gack@round of Sreeneries. The entire lower suite was at the disposal of the guests and each room was beautiful but the scene of perfection was reach ed in the dining room The table was covered with snowy damask with over drapely of renaissance lace. In the center was a crystal bowl. filled with White hyacnths. surrounded by a min A seven course luncheon was served perfect in taste and cuisine. The place cards were calendar blo.tess. decorated with snow scenes, the work of the hostess Following tho luncheon was an interes ing pro@fam of the noted Rhine, and the songs and fairy writers of Germany. Mrs. R. C. Thompson descr bed most interesting- lv ts'Fhe Castle Crowned Rhine With it's Legendary Lore Mrs Troupe read a paper on Grimm and his fairy tales. A letter from a friend in Ger many, giving her impression of Heinc, the sonester of Germany. was read by Mrs F. w Freeman. Miss T4e ta Bryant favored the audience Witli .sev eral carefully selected vocal selec- tions Mrs. Taylcr's guests were Mesdames s. Geisreiter. F. w. Free man. J. M. Elliott, H. Riley, H. Mann, Sam Alexander, D. A. Kendall, c. A. erts and Miss Bryant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07

to contain the fortune of the possess or. Each guest was in turn blind folded and given q par of scissors and the question was asked. "Do you sec stars?' and pcals of taught CT were uttered at the frantic efforts of the player to clip stars which were suspended in the room. Souvenirs of the evening were tiny socks of candy cut from miniature Christmas tree and distributed by old Santa Those present Wcre Misses Ethel Johnson Minnie Maui. Nettie Wellons, Grace Parsons. Alice Calpepper and Carrie Me Wal CTS, MCssrs. @Abic Hart. Joe Tatum Oscar Poss, Clnade Harring- Ion. VII Smith, Fred Maul and Jes- sic DuRard Miss tHerschspiel was pcs sstcd in entertaining hy Mrs. A. l. Naul, Misses Juanita and Mittie Payne, Little Miss Anna Maurice Maul, Mcssls. Tom Noble, Harry Wheeler. and Port DnRard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
4 New Year Dinner.

Saturday Mr. and Mrs w. D. Hearn entertained the employees of the Bank of Pine Bluff with a New Year dinrer. Their beautiful home on South Main street was artistically and Erofus ly decorated with ferns, palms and cvcrgrecns. The dining parlor was a scene of beauty. The dinner was an elaborate affair and was serv- ed in courses. The guests present were Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Hearn. MT. and Mrs. c. w. Pettigrew, Messrs. w. c. Hudson, N. D. Webb w. l.. Mat thews, H. C. Kilgore, and T. c. Crom- we'll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
Married LaGies Wrist Club.

Tuesday afternoon Mrs Tlulock WAS hostess for the above named club. The afternoon was draary, rainy one. hHt he tri@ht, cheery iute5 rlCr of the handaon home made one forget all ahaGt he q amcntS and tha conGcnial ladies were soon lost in the mystery Of whist, With not q thought Of the continuous "a nfall. After the game dlicioas tWo-coursc luncheon was served. The Trulock home is al- ways in festive attire and admits Of very little decoration, but palms and hyacinths made pleasing back ground for the players. Those pres ent were Mesdames Will Riley, l. P. Shelby, M. Daraher ". A. Ta"gart, T. H. Collier, c. w. Mayfield, Sam Naulx, Rob Lee, A. M Barrow. Harry 1rulock, A. ". Scruggs, Mr. and Mrs. Trulock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07

their home at Twelfth and Main Sir. day. royal dinner Was a feature af the entertainment, while music was furnished by Misses Usrey and Nettie Mullilin. Those present were ur and Mrs. John Ezcll. Mir. and Mrs r (, Lesseh, Misses Gsen Usrey. Ten. hessce; Emma Ezell, Nette Werljnc Lola B, Ezcll Mossrs. ". II. Me Eryde. Clarksville. Tex; NJ. s. Win. t'rs, Bryan, Texas; E. P. Ladd. Mr. Garretson, Joe Clement, s. Winters. l. Vail, N. N. Whiting. and J. N. Gray.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
Heinz-Gracie.

1nvit atiens have been received in Pine Bluff to the wedding of Miss Ma rie Helen Heinz of Little Rock, and MT. John Pierce Cradle. which will occur at St Andrews cathedral in Little Rock January 16. The bride is a daunhter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph C Heinz, an old and prominent family and tho groom is the we'll known ant noru1ar son of Col. John M. Oracle The bride and groom will be at homo tn their frie" ds after March 1 at Rol oov.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
WIZ. and Mrs. Lee Entertain.

''' ana Mrs. R. E. Lee entertained a cards Wednesday evening, their va ras''s being the members of the ,ss is Married Peoples Euchre club, a a llmlted number of friends. As ,a Sl Tn the winter time, the deco soa As Were confined to green house ,n. "ets' ,, narc'ssus and hyacinths be- 'ae prevailing blossoms. At pro- ens ss,ee euehre Mrs. Frank Ragland th Mrs' Chas. Leverenz carried off n., . ''uo souvenirs, while the visitors . 4e was awarded to MT. Will Lee. ' a oalnty prize was given Miss To- to. iiishtoWer who was the score l., epeF TOT the evening. A two course n,a "soh Was served. Among those
 se-'' were: Messrs. and Mesdames
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
Watch Party,

Sunday night quiet but very enjoy able little watch party was given at the home of Miss Mamie McCord Games of various kinds were indulged in, and at a seaosnable hour refresh. ments were served. Those present were Misses Grace Parsons, Verna Quinn, Julia McCord, Hattie Holly, Lu- la Howard, Leila Hayes, Mary Birch field, Nannette McCord and Messrs. Ira Quinn, Joe Gartman, Joe Sheppard, Joe Bridges, Jim Dedman, Jim Tolson, Fred Uursery. Voy Gresham, MT. Birch, John Harris and Mr. Parsons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
Musicale.

The ladies of the Presbyterian church are preparing D give mu- calc a Merrill Institute on the night of January 1G, which promises fo be one of the chief social even s of the present season. The best mu sical talent of the city will be engag- ed in this entertainment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
Hawthorne Book Club.

The Hawthorne Book club held it's reular meeting "Wednesday alter neon. the attendance being almost 2 complete membership and the enter- tainment one of the most beau 5f'' within the history of the club. Nrs- g NJ Tavlor was the hostess. recoiy- irs her guests at her pretty homo e
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-07
A Musicale.

The Presbyterian dies are plan- hing an elaborate mus cale to be giv- en at the Merrill Institu on the evening of the 1Gth inst, in which some of the best talsnt of the city will ka part Tho Nathontes quar- tet. composed of Miss Harrel and Mrs. Lawrence Knox sopranos, and Mrs. Jesse Cole and Mrs. Fowler, con- tre!tos, have kindly promised to lend th ir ass stance. Only few special friends have heretafore been privileg- cd to hear the quartet. and the public may well expect 9 treat. Miss Aman. "a I2ya, and Messrs. Armstrong and LeEy will be the o har voc lists. with Mrs. F. F. Renfrow as the eff cient acccmDanist. Prof McNeil and Miss Sue Perk ns and Mrs. Norris will be the pianists. Prof. Reynolds who. thouc1l he has been in Pine Bluff but Q shcrt while. has proven himself to be a viCliaist of exceptional talent and abil stv. has cOnsen ed to assist Cn the program, and those who have net been fortunate enough to hear him should avail themselves of this opportunity. A full program of the musicale will be given later.