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The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
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Ed Aa5ens. Silk waist patterns, which sold at soc, 55c and $1 %, Witl=be clos ed out tt 4fc. G3c and =8se Get one.
 T. E Wilson < Co. I.R. Gotham, IF. killed a fine wild eobbieron Wednesday morn ing oflsst week. and inc old maa'a pulled down another two dags later on
 TRGssEsss- Can fl any- body with . @Smitbsoniau Trus,. and guarantee it to give perfect satisfaction.
 if k. Vance Bordeaux. Not so many new buildings are going up in 8onndelIa t6is Spring as last. Lut nevertheless. sub stantiaI improvements 4re going on alI the time.
 A two-story residence the mos, complete home in tbe eoaaerv-fas $too Not one thousand oae hun. ared. See
 
 Geo Wells. " base received | line of Haad- some aa.sarts. Get something stylish faf tBe baby. Prices from 84.oo ap.
 | B. Wilson Furniture Co. Perfection Clothing 5a single and double bTested suits are here in great variety. See OUT grand stock of clothing.
 2t AlcCloy < Trotter. \ portion of the tTes65e o0 the railroad about two miles east of town was burned last Tuesday evening. II delayed the passenger train about three hours. Tbs cause of the fire is unknown.
 Dr. $ N. AIoseley. of Ref Bluf. reports two cases of small  poN in the northern part of Drew County: both colored. oae ease i, near Plantersville and the other near Montougo.
 We have a few Odoriess Refrig orators eafasd over from last yeur. We have decided to quit handling these refrigerators and will close out what we have on hand at de livered cost.
 J B Wilson Furniture Co. All persons wishing 10 apply for positions ia the Monticello Graded School willie application notlat- CT than May 1st
 Harry Haatins,
 Sec. Sch. Ed. Airs. Jeanie Coleman, of Cleve land assa visited relatives in this city last week. She was a-- companied home by herniece Nj ss Nesta Ryroa who will reman in Mississippi for two or three weeks. Ne Were lucky enough to secure the celebrated, much advertised. Crossett shoe. w carry n stock several styles. in their E. 5o. S oo and $3 50 line.
 A. T. Gotham < Go. With every hat you purchase from me entities you to one chance and if you hold the lucky number, the amount you paid for your hat will be refunded Contest closes June I5th.
 If Miss Hyde As usual I will represent the Arkansas & Texas Consolidated Ice and Coal 60, this summer. ana now ready for business. Ice delivered ai any time ot day 10 any part of city. Telephone your orders.
 Ed Ahraus. Mr. \. L. Wells and Miss Genevieye Savage were married at the residence of MT II. r Bailey. by pr. ]. W Thompson. on last Wednesday morning at 9 3. The groom is prominent young liveryman of this city. and hls Bride is beautiful and highly ac- complisbed young lady. rhe young people Jeff immediately on the East bound train for Hot Springs, ] where they well spend few days.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
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SttaRSA- -o-Sl0lsa.

One black mare mule. 7 years old, sPt5fia ear. Stfayed from llaa- speth, Ark about April ls.. I9o6. Any information leading to her recovery w5t De th5nkfuttY= =re- ce.xed and .5eraf3 rewarded.
 II. $. Hart.
 IIu3spath. Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
For s#Ie=bF ?. T. Tgyatt..
Conference

The Monticello District Confer enee wifl convene in Portland Apr. s5ta. l9a5. atS 90 o'clock, A. NJ.
 Portland vii give Us 4 warm welcome. hope all the local preachers and delegates will at tend. Let your pastor know at 9fza f yae can ro. SO he can noti r. Rev. |. M DaIey, w3o will at terd. M M Hayes. r. E.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

J. c. Williamson Esq made | visitto Arkansas City lasJ Tuesday. Mrs. F. Boyd paid friends a visit to Arkansas Citg this week. Landret6's fresh garden seed at Bordeaux Drug Store. If. The mercury marked A degrees above zero last Sunday morning Fresh garden seed fH bulk, at Bordeaux Drug Store. If. The peach crop, we suppose, is safe now.
 This section of country was visit- ed by big rain last Friday. Bordeauy' Tatter Lotion cures the Spring scratchers II Cotton planting is oa !a earnest now.
 A great deal of corn 65s had to be planted over.
 Gall up Fl Aaf=Hs Tor ice. Phone LIS.
 Mir Sawyer Stell.. of Hamburg, was I visitor to our tozva eIis week. Extra quality seed com at Bor= deaax Drug Store. if Mr E. A. Gotham aas gone to Mena on business trip The ise.eream aaa s5dt-water season iS upon us, again.
 Stop your scratching hy using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 Mr Thos H. Caldwell. of Ceos- sett, was here this week.
 Mir. David Tool, the clothing drummer, was here this week, Mir. D. $ Waddy, of Memphis, was here this week.
 Misses Mrytle and Bessie Brown visited Little Rock last week. For foot comfort and ease try a Crossett.
 A. T. Gotham < Go. Messrs. Evie and Whit Hall are visiting relatives in Texas, this week.
 E. c. Hammock, Esq., made a business trip to Lake Village last week.
 Mrs. Elmo Ahrens, of Hamburg, is visiting her parents, Mir. aad Mrs. b. \. Trammen, in tms city. The "Smithsoniln Truss is the best made See them u Bordeaux Drug Store. If Mr. R. D. Wells is back from a mule-selling trip to tae swamp counties.
 Patrick Henry, Esq. and hr. ]. N. Harper went down to Nc Gehee last Tuesday.
 We sell you a good wash silk, in cream, for BOG per yard.
 II NJ. Wilson < Co. We have no new railroad news to give, but live in hopes that work will soon begin.
 Mr Guy E. Thompson, of Lit tie Rock, was here on visit 10 relatives, last week.
 l have a few Poland China pigs that will trade for common hogs.
 \. JeleI' Easter Sunday was an ideal day. Easter services were held in the various churches of the city. MT. Joe Lee Allen is having q fine mansion erected on North Main street.
 We meet all legitimate prices in goods of our line.
 II. Nj. Wilson X Co. R. L. Hardy, Esq3 made a busi- ness trip to Dermott last Thurs day.
 Mir. Harry Hankins, IT,, made a visit to Hamburg the first of this week.
 FoR SALE Second hand bug gies and hacks.
 Coke Gotham. Mr. K. ". Finn, IT,, has gone
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

Itoh.eg troubles appear to be snliame n ffzs t.mo Are you SO afgted 55 sa give Hunts Garo i tlaal IgH positively guaranteed sa= cHec aes. f5fm of fteh known. =4 .ujtUfe means 5t costs you noth- #Hzfs
 For sale 6F h T. Hyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
BAD s5E8tTH
Worry 1yeraor5 Tasty Eating. Ez eessi8e Use 0f Liquors, Less q Sleep, Neglect q Natures
 Calls. These Bring or the
 Deadly 3right's Disease.
Thousand Die of f Esery Year.

Kidney disease is the enemy we have most to fear as result af the fegerizlz restlessness of modern civilization It is treaeherou8 enemy working oat its deadly effect under cover of the most triaing symptoms. fHe f9st indication of changes in the urine, frequent head aches, digestive troubles. should be the signal for prompt remedial -measares. Priekly ash Hiycl5 is q kidney remedy of the greateat merit f is soothing. healing ard eagthe1iu1, quickly re- lieees the aching or soreness that always aapeara ia advanced stages, checks the progress#of ti.e dissse and thgaas6 is excellent cleansing and ssa.at.a5 edee5 ia the stom mfch, liver and bowels, f. brings back the stfe5st th and ru55 }. .4aa at=siaasa.ss health.
 Aesa9. no slsstf5sts Insist an having
 55.f.aI h. ir-at 2. Ash Hstta-s sril lfi tEl-
 tatzg Izula 3 i7 rsi an ths f.rt iIlct.
 Sold Everywhere, Psi5a 5I.Go per 5at,Ie. ll3;fav5. ellu.5f8fI t t.5.. -4
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
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 At the b ginning of the warm season for the past several years E have announced t9 tAe ice con snltHs public oi Monticello fhatI l would serve them as f5.1'y, aS cautiously ard exBrdHioas.g as .3y n my power How w-.lH lave done ibis l vii leave them ta sae- Ast.1.s sill net ba the first san Hef fb5, yoa have Had experience Wish ice. I d. pol consider 1t 5se= ] essafY #to es-qla5a=to gou tbae les @sll msl, rapidly, # left exposed in an open wagon in JJue. ar t3 advise yos Q have Your re5ti2= #ofasaf open a#.fea=Yon pag=5sIz l4z 4a ;. M wagons VII ea1e 1aea regular rounds as of old, and Eeer negligence Ia not stop ping # the 6ssa ti4e #ill not 6#f Faa te4H getting t 9afef in tAe day | Haa @i.l aatl#s me stat yaa asza. sick person nee secure a7#=eegau aaaao5 nom a p5ysi- can to sesa seicc and ta5se aaaa.4ta =Fsssne4 e1 lct. my place empty handed. would prefer to do easH =65siuess. bat is xse4 0. shefzss taat # ls nee- ezssf7s reqeeat3f# fsr ne 10 ask ee=e ail make DO ron cad Ha.es 3a# thls H=s ard
 aaaH eeotlaaea patronage Hill be appreciated.
 Nar- truly,
 Ed AhreHs.
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 Ga!oled Teachers Institute. There zyil5 Dc held an institute 8t Monticello for tbe benefit of t5a eoIorea teachers of Drew ana the surrounding counties. beginning Monday May z2, and ending with tae Iuno examination.
 Grealer efficiency in the public schools now being required. all teachers are urged to avail them seizes of this opportunity. Tuition S2 sa
 William Harris. Principai Monticello Public ScbooI.
 ess--cs--zs-
 The Florence Memorial Com miftee have decided to have Memorial Services at the old Gene tcry two miles north west of Selma on Friday before the second sun day in May, l9e6. Every body come and come prepared t9 st#F all day.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
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Na Eek ,ha Ra5.5= paea. vii as .a5s Msm.zatza gallery fs. -laa a- a.e5# s5 opee - 54zae- #boa. .ae seaaf June. C asa aHaa aa. 5z#7zf sf oaraaHas asH=Hz ai., .a
 hls Haz cameras. e1s and wal ae prepared ao #Ha photo vafk if sas eaaas sizes #e# CD to as.s styles also aul4fgIae "a the differ eaH tFaIeHfas- IF 2Hls
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
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Depot town continue to grow. ICE, ICE, ICE at Telephone
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
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Information ts 10 tIe address of inc heirs If R r. Williams. Ills address was Drew couu8 about tS4a Small recovery aan Bzeba- biY hs made Tor f.5s sud Gafliaas ase#6'rass ryeY 7asid.a- $ Sons, " 3hfagtou. F
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
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Therefore E. lt Resolved
 Ist. Iha6=als parents have lost q promising san. md. Ihat hl will De missed aJ home au3 school 5rd. That he WAS fathfaI work CT in school and ae play 4th that he was loved by teacher and pupils. 1th That we sympa- thi1e wifh 5s parents brother sis lers and friends
 Emma Baker
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
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We simply can't do without it. Ne are aat going ID try Whom Bobby stubs HIs toe 38. where's the Lightning aaza When Lizzie burns hee haa4 as aF=a5 lts Hher's inc Lightning 0z Hae1 Etue Di4Sz beeap 4E194 humble bee it'- # Ase4= tha Lighting 0a22 The eeRa at au our affnrtiaTs is 8HaFazz the Lightning Gazz Isz #as 6eIm Chat ma6sz d5e pain ge Wa9 sin eerclv yours. r Cassidy. H5atev. alb, Ala.
 For sale by
 D. T. Hyatt.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
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 ts8e sale 5v lIgat.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

information l5 t1 tue address of tha heirs of EaHafsa l.. Martin. waa-e ad3sa- va- Drew county about Severn uu5.re1f dol= t4e= 54a aJaa86I4 recovered Iof tlssHd aelz. d5Tas, Harvey
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The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

f= Mrs. ates8edef, of Cary, Me wao has foaad Ur Kings aew Ia2 Pilla=tu he the hest remedy she ever tr4d for keeping the stomach. Liver and Bowols in Hericct arier. Yuu'II agree with zar#Jt Toa tH7 tacsc painless Puri- HeF~ that HHtase new iifc Guaran- tged 5f 5 F. Vance Bordeaux, sHf-ar.tist. IsHIee zsc.
 
 t1O 2 .5.Aa8z-Ay residence on Z#st ufssfstfF Street
 tt $. .. Binns
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

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  #aH IaeIa- e k0- Kew discovery. + completely ealed ne a4#i have.reH#He5 wei. eFea s5aee. "it cures IsemUorraa.e5. Garea.eG Geu..s. Settled Gula- and Rroachtt.s, .aa=fz#tels s=au known caee for Yeas EaH E4ers aaf= tIag0araaaet by Fa5ae i.a7H ie4EE, BrHEEIse==aa, and t.Q6# Lr4 bottle .ree.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
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E-aaag .afe- 4aarAat Kidney e4-tl& -t- lt costa as is.. ttiee ole. -s.. aE aee EoraeaaS
 
 sHeliaI Notice. gar astG e6aee will be closed From Ap5I1f-t o April 3ofh 1900. st Wright < Shewmake. Get Telephone and be happy Nothing like it for so small an lii 5 5gatuyut.
 Wiley Telephone Go.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
The on.g Cha aas2sd Kidney Cure

fs s@i.t's sure k#eIaoy care. Tour 5rHag ii WatfefHad your money if attlr taxing one bottle you are not satisfied 9fth the results aol b4 B F. Vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

EGGS CuEAP.-Finest strain S C Brown Iagtgru-fI oo for thirteen Mrs. H. NV. Wells,
 24 6 6m Monticello. Ark.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
Notice
8 Lucky sim stress.

'ay Telephone Go.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
Dou yoa s5Esr From Kidney
f1u u8ICS

He euarantea one bottle of suiJa's sQfs Kidney Cure 10 ben etiter cure. ofyour daueglst will reiaai seer Heeey Price soc. Sold aszf. E vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

silk waist patterns, which sold at soc, z5c and $1 oo, wi1t be clos ed out 1t 41c. G3c and 8sc. Get
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

Some of our fishermen fshed last week
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
" Nj Robertson {. Co.

The old cows are once more permitted to run at large. and our streets are faH of them. Stock raising seems to prosper in Mon ticello.
 I will receive my first shipment of strawberries ill q lew days They will be delivered to any part 0f The city.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

U Htulo'H a
 re ta ,.r. F tehroN a t.Hz~
 Njsshmal Lac..s-t. as sl Ait~+- spent -aN a#s Ha receHEIV aH a GIslt L.t
 We aaee # heauulu5 z8e q. l4- 5ses. aaaraiderea .lHs#s e.a ferns Ne ask you t4-e+.l and --- tacu
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

Gut worms are here in the greatest abundance.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

Spectaclas that fit the eye, at Bordeaux Drug Store. tf
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
A r. Gotham < Go.

Messrs. Evie and Whit Hall are visiting relatives in Texas, this week.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

Mr. Rojly Wells, of Warren, was here this week.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

AIr Res Barsatr5-.., tEa@ .ut spring N..re baea ag work fer amet.rne
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19
II b NGsaa=S Co.

T.R Gotham, Tr. killed fine wild eobbler on Wednesday morn ing of last week. and thc old maa'a pulled down another two dlys later on.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

Aass95 no suhstiEats Insist au having 6ta aH..Hl tr-4aiz Ash Estta-s erils tlle taIzl u-Iia 3 i7 rszf du tha fI1rt iIuct
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

J. .. Williamson Esq made I visit to Arkansas City Iasl Tuesday.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

Mrs. F. Boyd psfd friend, a visit to Arkansas City this week.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

As usual will represent the Arkansas & Texas Consolidated Ice and Coal 60. this summer. l am now ready for basiness. Ice delivered ali any time ot day 10 any part of city Telephone your orders.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

Landreth s fresh garden seed at Bordeaux Drug Store. If.
The Monticellonian., 1906-04-19

MT. [. A. Gotham has gone ta Mena on q business Trip.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-16
~, -, !. I. n,o.s,,rep he ans sered

give you any pleasure" he ans sesed.
Il don't care what you do"
The man was, no doubt. one Of tho
desperate characters from the nearby
camp. He had probably noted that
lice had not gone to the bank for three
days, and figured on laying his hand !
on q fat little pile Of gold dust.
He CROPPED around the tent, searcH-
ing for Lees pile. He empted tbs
and cans, poked intosLe chest, look
ed everywhere and finally approached
Lee himself.
The latter lay motionless, as he had
now done for hours. Then the ma /
stopped down and began feeling for
Lees pocket. He found it and limo,
Gently thrust his hand into the hole
which Lee had cut in his trousers 10 <.
On the instant the snake struck
and bit tho robber. There was q
scream Of agony, and the desperate
was dancing about thetent In pain and
mortalfear, for he knew well what 1t
!. as that had struck him.
The snake, having vented its anger,
wrlggled away, and the next thing
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-16

Sir wilfred Laurier, the Canadian
premier, has received a cable to tho
effect that a l,attleship will be sent q
Paris to convey the body Of the,late
M. Prefontaine, the Canadian minister,
who died in Paris, back to his home
for burial. b.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-16

General Kodayasti, prominent rail-
way system, has arrived in Portland,
Me-, from Liverpool, to study the
Grand Trunk and Canadian Paclfls
Railway :,t;ems.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-16
NEW DEPARTURE
ID ANNARl. 5
ssitipns., Now Get Esraotisai %.
trdssIen Is tie New blIaIlr.liitis an 81
ulhesfins ard Il wal csns
stFlstlons tnsnt!

tnll
\ & ANN p})l,Is, Jan. &C hiphaepT
dent spend all Of their time hasirig
and being hazed. They are about the = g
hardest woi king students tosbe tostrq
anywhere. Every day something y
.adie d to the list Of things they must
know. Theysmust be the most skilled
engineers as wen as tacdcians. Ia
fact, 90 constantly Is %i.fstlr niRch!n.
.ery improved and increased that II y
hard work forsthe, naval oficer to keep
up with It.
With. the number Of midsiiipmeFl
Jumping fiom an average Of 300 y
$50, with zle prospect Of nearly thou.
sand next !lne, more room and great
er facilities were required for fnechar,-
zeal instruction at Annapolis. Az
c5rliugly, big slice of the 10000
coo appropriated by Congress for the
enlargement and equipment Of tn.
Naval a eofsmy has been spent on tile
new Marine Engineering and Naval
construction building a huge struc-
tuIe. 266 by IFS feet in size. It is tw9
stoyies high and cost 100000 before
a dollar had been expended for int,
rior equipment.
IN! the ground floor is the model
room, cranmed with working models
and exhibits Of the thousand and one
pieces Of the machinery with which
tie naval officer must be as familiar
as he is Mtth guns and torpedoes.
adjoining the model room is the me.
chanical laboratory. Here is the full.
sized WORKING installation Of the
"Long.Arm" system of power doors.
operating from a central station
which, OIL u warship, is located above
deck. When the officer in comman
releases a wheel he starts the door
motors going, and the bnlkhead doors
are closed throughout the ship, rem
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,ns s..s -. 49,, I'LL, for tbe,r
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-16

! ee heard was the Desperate
FOR an axe, He found an axe and
out an iistatts hesitation he stfs les
his hand across a log and severed
thumb and two fingers, and BY so
ing saved his life, for the poison llat
rot yet got INTO hisisystem,
Lee staggered to his feet ail4
what he c;uld to bind up ifls EaaE
bleeding hand. gave him q dEfyh
shiskey and sent him packing g
ward the mining town for niedIca
Soon the morning came and thep Lfe
discovered; that his hair had sliFFe'
white in a single night
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-16

Charles Milford Robinson, Of
Rochester, y, Y, who has made civic
art a close study for many years, has
been invited 10 Denver for the pur'
pose OF making an investigation Of
the municipal improvements.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-16

Morgan G. Gulksley. the new sena'
Tor from Connecticut, began mercan'
tile life In Brooklyn as a handle boz
He was elected Governor Of his Sta
in November, 1888.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-16

George Hewlett, Of Beas6ns Bot tpH
England, has published az Iosal
newspaper the following handsoAe
'ttmonial: II beg to say that ISIlilaip
stevens, Of Town End, RadpaR
ured me for a suit ofclothes hieh
was made by his son, Vernon, then
lad. / have worn the same pa SIM
days and at other times for ssstss
and they are good now. and aa
stitch has given way
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-16

Lord Brassey offered to erect at his
own expense q large number Of wood
en- cottages on the English model for
the sufferers by the recent Italian
earthquake and his offer was accepted
by the government.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-16
MEN AND WOMEN.

George Meredith is one of the
group of authors who remain faithful
to the oldtashioned quill pen:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-18
Surprise Parties.

Mrs. Christine Nelson Of 1901 Lyn-
dale avenue N, was given a surprise
party last week by $50 Of her friends
in honor Of her birthday anniversary,
and she was presented with number Of
valuable gifts and purse Of gold.
Those who arranged the surprise were
Messrs. and Mines. Henry Peterson, L.
Holm, L. F.. Lostedt, P. Peterson, L..
Haverland, E. Haverland. Ole Sundeen,
A. ICEBERG, O.. Russell, G: johnson, F.
Anderson, w. Sweet, G. Klingberg, P.
Bjork, N. Dasson, G. Stark. Vocal and
instrumental selections were given by
Misses Mamie and Title Nelson, Mil
lie Erickson, Ella and Edna Peterson.
A supper was served after the program.
Mrs. N. Loye of 2lO9 Aldrich ave-
nue. N, was given a surprise Wednes-
day afternoon by number Of friends
in celebration Of her birthday anniver-
sary. ~
4 surprise party was given in honor
of Robert Dalen Wednesday evening at
his home, 1880 Fifteenth avenue S.
Thirty guests were present including
Misses Mamie johnson, Rebecca Thor
en- of Forest Lake, anad Jennie Valan-
der of Mound, Lake Minnetonka.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-18

Ythat those VINO wish to have choice
will do well to come early.
At the fancy table will be Mines.
Il. Fl. Kimball, assisted by Mines
lH,ov,ey q Clarke, Frank Petit, G.. W.
Sexton, ", I. Bigelow, G. R. Newell,
Grace Gillette, Mary Rankin and and
Marie Kellar.. Among the particularly
attractive articles are the shadow work
embroideries. ST. ...-ra r =
Mrs. H. G. Akeley, chairman of the
apron table, will have as her assistants
Mines. 0. c. Wyman, Charles A. MINI
ocks, j. Park Quirk, De Witt Clinton,
F. R. Woodland, w. D. Gregory, James
Quirk and S. w. Melindy. The aprons
are exquisitely worked in shadow and
eyelet embroidery and fine laces. "
Mrs. George H. Daggett, in charge
! of the infant and doll table, will be
assisted by Mines: William Donaldson,
tS; G. Campbell, W. D. Gregory and
Fowle. AS there are plenty of babies
to provide for in every family, the
booth will probably be one of the pop
ular ones. The table will be laden
with dainty baby things in pink, white
and blue, everything for the layette.
The dolls are, of course, the fashiona-
bic Buster Brown type-in addition to
many others.
| Sunbonnets are popular, and a whole
table will be piled high with bonnets
in blue, red, white and other colors,
made of silk, lace, embroidery and other
fabrics, by the deft fingers of Mrs.
Ezra F. Elliott. Mrs. Elliott 3 sun
bonnets were so popular last year that
for weeks after the bazaar orders came
in for more.
There will be fish pond and an
orange tree, Mrs. Samuel Morse will
preside over them, assisted by Mines.
W. r. Sweat, Charles Robinson, Misses
Florence Kicker and Florence Hale. The
fruit is to be of paper filed with
trinkets.
In the salmagundi booth will be
packages of unclaimed freight, which
will contain a variety of real bargains.
The buyer will have the excitement of
looking to see if the package claimed
by her contains valuable article for
small sum of money or vice versa.
Mrs. A. w. Paris and a group of young
women are to be in charge of the
booth.