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Sharp County record., 1906-06-22
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DEADLY SERPENT BITES

are as common in India as stomach
and liver disorders with rs. For
The latter however there Is a sure
remedy; Electric Bitttrs: the great
restorative medicine Of which 5. A.
Brown, of Bennettsvil.e, 5. G., says;
"They restored my wife to perfect
health, after years Of suffering with
dyspepsia and a chromcaliy torpid
liver" Electric Bitters cure chilIS
aud fever, malaria, biiousness, lame
back, kidney trorbieS and bladder
disorders. SoId on guarantee Ly
". G. Snow, draggIst.
Sharp County record., 1906-06-22
N-a--stn
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION

A a. llerren, Finch, Ark, writes;
"Foley'S Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs, colds, lung
trouble. know that it has cured
consumption IN the first stages"
You never heard Of any one using
Foley's Honey and Tar and not be-.
ing satisfied. W. G. Snow.
Sharp County record., 1906-06-22
Had IT Tn for Him

you say you don't like the police
man on this beat, Bridget"
Nom, l don't"
But didn't l see you feeding him the
biscuit | made?"
"Yessum' | don't like him. "-Hous-
ton Post.
Sharp County record., 1906-06-22
His Mistake.

"You should not have kissed me un-
I'll we are formally engaged"
That's so. III just take it back"
houston Post.
Sharp County record., 1906-06-22

w. RWard, of Dycrsbur1, Ter.
writes; "rhs is to certify that
have used Ouno LaxlJiye Fruit
Syrup for chronic constipation, and
it has proven, wItEcnt a doubt to be
a thorough practical remedy for this
trouble, aud 1t is with pie ASSURE |
offer my conscientious reference"
w. G. Snow.
Sharp County record., 1906-06-22
Good Thing at q Fire.

She--And so you were present at
the fire, Mr.. Muggins. How did you
feel?
Mugglns-Oh, l was as cool as a Gu
cumber-
His Rival-And nearly as green.
Sharp County record., 1906-06-22
AN ALARMING SITUATION
CURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE

LUNGS.
"Several years since my lung,
we've so badly affected that i had
many hemorrhages," !" writes A, NJ
AXE, Of Wood Ind. 81 took treat
ment with several physicians without
any benefit. then started to take
FoIey's Honey and Tar, and my
Luugs are now as sound aa bullet
I recommend 1t in advanced stage
Of lung trouble" " Folty's Honey
and Tar stops the cough and heal,
the lnngs, aud prevents sernus
suits trom a cold. Refuse sub>titt,
tes. W. G Snow.
Sharp County record., 1906-06-22
,dty Sunday School
Silly l5, IA, and 18th,
1906.


at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, Friday.
Devotional exercises conducted
by j. P. Bone.
Enrolment of Members.
Reading of Minutes of last Con-
yention.
Report of Executive Committee.
Reading of the Constitution.
Election of Officers.
Appointment of Committees.
Presidents Annual Address.
Eeport Of District Lecturers.
Reports from Sunday Schools.
Treasurer's Report,
Miscellaneous Business.
Welcome Address, by Miss
Fannie Ann.
Response, by G. 3. Ferguson.
Subject l. What is the purpose
OF the Sunday School? By C. j.
Wilson, John l. Oyerton, Oscar
Heath, Rev. E. D, Williams, Rev,
W. NJ. Duren. Open discussion.
Subject 2. Possibilities and
Responsibilities of the Sunday
School, by Rev. j. W. Due, T. A.
Stephens, John N, Berry, W. K.
Spurlock, Butler johnson, P. H..
Sullivan. Open discussion.
Subject 3, Sunday School sue
cess; the Pastor and Parent S
Part, by j. S. Williams, Prof. j.
G. Albright, Rev. George Rogers,
0. c. Shaver, John A, Watkins.
Open Discussion.
Subject 4, Primary work; Or
ganization and management, by
John c. Holt, W. Fred Long,
Rev. r. A. Robertson, Prof. W.
H, Watkins, W. A. McGee, Hon.
G, B. Ferguson. Open discuss
ion.
Subject 5. Testimony service;
now the Sunday School has help
ed me, by all present.
Subject 6. Some of the bene-
fits Of early training III the Sun
day school, by Dr.. George Burge
r, ". Hall, Rev. W. S. South
worth, John Askew, N. W. Gil
bert, A. w. Rush, Miss Norma
Collins. Open discussion.
Subjet 7. Organized Sunday
School work world wide move
ment, by MIR. Fred Long, M. F.
Kinney, C. M, Grisham, James
C. Holt, j. P. Bone, j. Westel
Williams, c.. j. Wilson. Open
discussion.
Subject s. Mission work in
the Sunday School, by Mrs. SD
ney Stephens, Mrs. MolIie Will
Jams, Miss Geneva Davidson
Mrs. Lorena Wilson, Prof. G. Nj
Grisham, O. d. Cole.
SUNDAY MORNING.
Sunday School Grafton by W
Fred Long, of Little Rock, who
is General Secretary of the Ar
kansas Sunday School Associ'
alton.
Childrens' and young peoples
Mass Meeting, conducted by
Prof. C. M. Grisham and Miss
Lulu McGee.
Committee on music, Miss Ethe
Founders, Jennie Johnston, Ger
tie Arm, Dee Wiles, Frof, c. M
Gresham.
Committee on arrangements
Misses Ora Meeks, Mamie Arm
S. l.. Evans.
All Sunday school workers are
cordially invited to come and
take part.
The convention will take up tht
above subjects at the discretion
of the president, who may cal.
them up without regard to the
order laid down here.
1t is earnestly requested tha'
every member Of this convention
attend and take part, for the
Sunday school is one Of the
-. ! - :.>a.;.,E Eton, a,,,n onr,o ',
Sharp County record., 1906-06-22

A really self-madc man doesn't
boast of the job.
The smiling loser is greater
than the boasting winner.
Sharp County record., 1906-06-22

A calloused hand is better than
a callOused heart.
Sharp County record., 1906-06-22
7. J. DAVIDSON, Mp.
-AED-
S1ll j: EItat' /: Agent,
EENING SHADE, ARKANSAS.

4 IGREEMENTS OF LEASE, ACKNOWLEDGE
D ments a0idAyits 10 accounts, Dispositions spd
q renewal OF mortgages taken. Abstracts OF
title furnished, Bills Of yale, bonds for title
lscue Of trust-personalty and realty--,leeds,
auit-claIm, husbands, unmarried persons, wife,
land warranty, with REIMBURSEMENT OF dover;
ilbnr contracts, mortgages eal estate, chattl
and erOp-.and powsis Of attorney, written and
ankaOeaged on reasonable terms.
appncsGohs for homesteads and pre-emptiops
and donations prepared and pLtents procured
Applications for redemption OF lands from
Sharp County record., 1906-06-22

Christianity never engages a
press agent,
Sharp County record., 1906-06-22

Executive Committee
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28

formerly of Los Angeles.
Frisch, Bertha, San Francisco.
Gordon, Edith, San Francisco, former
ly of New York.
McAlfred, Mrs. A. and three sons,
351 Church street, San Francisco.
PEBBLES, Frank A., $50 Bailey street,
San Francisco.
Bingley, r. c., San Francisco.
Dickson, Miss G. G., Berkeley.
Neal, Edith, Berkeley.
Myers. Lester, San Francisco.
Bowman, John S., San Francisco.
Drishold, John, and family, st. Aug
ustine, Tex.
johnson, Mrs. H. B.. 42O Leavenworth
street, San Francisco.
San Francisco.
Maloney, Mrs. H. H, SOL Post street,
San Francisco.
Scherf, c., 1641 Mission street, San
Francisco, Ell Paso.
Lahoff, Miss, 1927 Connecticut street,
San Francisco.
Rencon, Phil, 1921 Kearney street,
San Francisco.
Daulding, Paul, 914 Mission street,
San Francisco.
Vaceron, May, San Pedro.
Perine. Miss ]. D., 1919 Fern street,
San Francisco.
| Durgan, e. A., Oakland.
Muzy, President House, San Fran
cisco.
Traynor James, Park hotel, San
Francisco.
Thilman, H., San Francisco.
Trau, E., San Francisco.
| Nickels, C. f., 1872 McAllister street,
San Francisco.
Graham, D. L.. New York city.
Gessler, G. ". Indiania, Pa.
Ellsworth. A. H. and family, San Jose
Warner, A. p, 1O44 Pine street, San
Francisco.
Phillis, AL. Hotel Rex, San Francisco
| Bump, E. L., 906 Leavenworth street
San Francisco.
Warner, G. F., 4031 Seventeenth street
San Francisco.
Sherman. A.. 43S1a Sixth street, Sar
Francisco.
soule, Louise, so4 Minnie street. sar
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28

Francisco.
Reynaund, E. A., 1880 Pacific street,
San Francisco.
Eissler, H and family, Ell Paso.
Campbell, Mrs. M. c., 700 Courtland
street. San Francisco.
Squirting, Mrs ]. G., 700 Courtland
street, San Francisco.
Mclean, Louis, 173 Seventh street,
San Francisco.
Radke, Minnie, 1856 Geary street, San
Francisco.
Huffman, p, San Francisco.
Leon, T. j., Portland.
Rene, Olive, 2044 Van Ness avenue.
Logan, J. l., 1888 Pine street, San
Francisco.
Buoy, B., Oakland.
Norce, Mrs. M, 1874 California ave-
nue., San Francisco.
Buder, Mrs. M, 1900 California ave-
nue., San Francisco.
Peterson, Matilda, 1886 Broadway,
San Francisco.
Burton, Mrs. A. L., S17 Connecticut
street, San Francisco.
Tanner, M. F., 327 Connecticut street,
San Francisco. N,
LIE Mete, 307 Minnie street, San Fran
cisco.
Price, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A, BurbanB
hotel San Francisco.
Pummer, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A., 2344
Sutter street, San Francisco.
Goldstone, Mr.. and Mrs. E., sos Ma
| toma street, San Francisco.
Burner, Julie, 2155 Sacramento street
San Francisco.
Bear, Alice, 234 Pierce street, sar
Francisco.
Skinner, Ethel, 6S Sanchez street
/ San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28

Rehr, Misses, 1887 Ellis street, San
Francisco.
Ford, Joseph, 51S Golden Gate ave-
nue., San Francisco.
Cooper, A. j., 617 Eddy street, San
Francisco.
learner, Thomas. 9O6 Market street,
San Francisco.
King. Miss M, Palace hotel, San
Francisco
Seuitter, Violet, New Western hotel.
San Francisco.
Maxey, Virgil, Lace house, San Fran
cisco.
Gerke, Harry, San Francisco.
knight, Miss M, 536 Geary street. :.
johnson, T. H., st. Dunston hotel,
San Francisco.
West, c. ", San Francisco.
Latin, Miss N. A, 7O9 O'Farrel street,
San Francisco.
Mogle, r. w. and wife, 217 Leaven-
worth street, San Francisco.
Cowherd, Mrs. O. A., AZ Shotwell
street, San Francisco.
Collier, F. W., 1924 Ellis street, San
Francisco.
Simpson, H. J., San Francisco.
Ohorn, Mrs. B. H., 166 Turk street,
San Francisco.
Whipple, Elmore, lit Eddy street,
San Francisco; lives in Pomona.
Abraham, B. g., California hotel, San
Francisco.
Gerish, Minnie and two children, San
Francisco.
Perry, H. r., 91S Kenton street, and
| family.
Hanson Mrs. Joseph. ~ Cedar street,
San Francisco.
Flood, G. r., 2s1O Central avenue, San
Francisco.
Lester, Miss E., 1914 California street,
Coz, EranriScn
Lee, Mrs. H. H., 467 Guerro street,
San Francisco; at 230 South Bonnie
Brae.
Myer. Mrs. c., 1860 Webster street,
San Francisco; at 235 West Twenty
second street.
O'Neal, Mr. and Mrs. G. E., 353 Presl-
dio avenue; at 9221s Maple avenue.
| Dahlgren, -, 434 Washington street
San Francisco; to Bisbee, Ariz.
Franks, Mr.. and Mrs. N, Hampton
Place, San Francisco.
| Dippery, Bessie L., of Richmond, Cal
Lohrer, G. and family, 2271 Califor-
mia street, San Francisco.
Elworthy, =, 912 Pine street, Sar
Francisco; at S17 South Spring street.
Kaika. Mrs. F., 200 Sixth street; al
437 California street.
Attinger, Mrs. Annie and two child
ren. 412 McAllister street, San Fran
cisco; at ZIG East Pico street.
Zimman, -, 514 Jesse street, Sar
Francisco; at 1876 South Main street,
Huey, B. ", San Francisco, formerly
of 1905 Faro street. Joplin, Mo.
Hamer, Mrs. Kate, San Francisco
formerly of Los Angeles and New York
Burns, G. NJ, San Francisco, student
of Stanford university
Morgan, Victor, Berkeley, student OF
Stanford university, formerly of Lo;
Angeles.
Dodson, ]. H.. San Francisco. for
merly of San Pedro.
Dodson, j. H, jr., San Francisco, for
merly of San Pedro.
Sepulveda, B. p, San Francisco for
merly of Los Angeles.
Shaw, M, San Francisco.
Wright, ]. and wife, San Jose, for
merly of Prescott, Ia.
Lahart, Mrs. NJ, San Francisco, for
merly of Rosedale avenue. Los Angeles
Brown, Mrs. c. s., San Francisco
formerly of Pasadena.
Chaffey, B. s., San Francisco, for
merly of Santa Ana.
Dell. o. c., San Francisco, formerly
of Los Angeles.
Kicker. F. A., San Francisco, 1906 Mer,
chants exchange.
Branshaw. A. A., San Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
Tailored Suits $34.05
Drug Jundries

26c snow white CASTLE soap 1P
guaranteed pure; Satur- INC
day, bar. .........-.....'.s....
Csc Euthymol tooth paste 80
an Ideal antiseptic in col EHC
lapsble tube; price ................A
soc Horlick's r1alted milk-the ~
best prepared food for infants :N.HC
and invalids price ........"......O
35c White Pine Compound AE
Cough Cure; invaluable in ZAC
all throat trouble; price ...1OS
1Oc Dragon" toilet soap An
santal odor; fine quality; HN
8 cakes in box; at... ..........."....O
25c Violet Witch Hazel-de- 19
lightful odor; indispensable nc
toilet article price .................
75c Antiseptin (same as lister -
ine), for mouth wash or n A/C
other antiseptic use; price.......... ASS
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
LAwLER TO GET BIG FEE
Board Decides to Pay Money From
Library Funds-Attorney Gets
$500, Stenographer $1,000

Attorney Oscar LAWYERS fee of $500
for proving to the city council that the
library directors acted within their
legal power in removing Miss Mary L.
Jones from her position as librarian,
will be paid from the library funds. The
council will not be called on by the
directors to donate anything toward
this fund as was at first anticipated.
DR.. ]. w. Trueworthy, president of
the library board, stated yesterday that
as the directors gave their time to the
work without cost to the city they
should not be compelled to draw on
their own purses to pay for being
proven innocent.
Mayor McAleer was the instigator of
the investigation and in addition to
this large fee for Oscar LawleB, the
stenogra pher received nearly $1,000 for
taking testimony in the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
REFUGEE ARRIVALS IN
LOS ANGELES YESTERDAY Y

Eddy street, San Francisco.
Steinau, DR.. A. D. and family, 1886
Twentieth street, San Francisco.
Northief, H., 1155 Deirsadero street,
San Francisco.
Hawley, A, S44 Mission street, San
Berg. NJ, 2o4 Fourth street, San
Francisco.
Mindenstock, j., S55 Leavenworth
street, San Francisco.
Ezplerro, -, ID Bernard street, San
Francisco; goes to 1908 East Fourth.
Misser, John, 1O9 Montgomery street
San Francisco; goes to Oklahoma City
Edgar, c., Hotel Phillips, San Fran
cisco; goes to 514 Wall street, Los An
geles.
Christ, N, 212 Utah street, San Fran
cisco.
Stanley, N, 212 Utah street. sar
Francisco.
Sweeney, Mrs. H., 1882 Mission street
San Francisco.
Attinger, Miss A., 412 McAllistel
street, San Francisco.
Terlutler, Mrs. ]. M. and two child
rem, 576A Natoma street, San Francisco
Thelbart and family, 129 De Bosse
street, San Francisco.
Schlmoer, G., 1924 Washington street
San Francisco.
Boyle, D. L., sss Coleman street. sar
Francisco.
Kramer. 2ss Noyes street, San Fran
cisco.
Biggers, ]. H, 14s San Carlos street
San Francisco, and family.
Malcus, Miss NJ, 24O Fifth avenue
San Francisco
Caveneus, R., 24O Fifth avenue, sar
Francisco.
John, c., 2o2 Sixth street. San Fran
cisco.
Speck, j. W.. San Francisco.
Millspaugh, c. W., 221 Fifth street
NUM-, Phil. 1s2 Tehama street, sar
Francisco.
Rosenberg, F.. 712 Leavenworti
street, San Francisco.
Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. B. E., b91 Rialt'
building, San Francisco.
johnson, Ed, 100 Ellis street, Sal
Francisco; goes to Ell Paso.
Fackler, Mrs. c. W., 500 FRANKLIN
street, San Francisco.
| Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W., 211 Elm
avenue, San Francisco.
Martin. A., Crossley building, Sai
Francisco.
Pearl. Ben. 642 Folsom street, Sal
Francisco.
Ransom, Mr.. and Mrs. G., 1872 Seventh
street, San Francisco.
| Wilder, B. S., winchester hotel, Sal
Francisco.
Walker, F. D.. S14 Market street. Sal
Francisco.
Dale. Theo.. 12s Hays street. sal
Francisco.
Burgoon, j. H. and wife. 1876 Turl
street, San Francisco.
Calerman, L. T., 162 Tenth street
| San Francisco.
Grossman, L., ZIG Eddy street, san
Francisco.
| Weissman, -, 41O Van Ness avenue
San Francisco.
Vance, S. L., 74s o'Farrel street
| San Francisco.
Marquet, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r., 4S
Parrot building. San Francisco.
Roberts. A., 120 Goff street San Fran
| cisco.
Grover, Clara $3.50 oFarrel street
! San Francisco.
Craemer. Sam. San Francisco.
Louden, j. and family, Windsor hotel
San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28

The following is as complete a list
as was obtainable of San Francisco
refugees arriving in Los Angeles yes
bingham, Mr. and Mrs. H. H., San
Francisco. .o1
Farland, Mr. and Mrs. M, Lake hotei'
San Francisco.
stetson, M, 1906 Market street, San
Rathman, julius. 113A Powell street,
San Francisco.
BARTLETT. MIR. and Mrs. L. A, 1925 Bush
street, San Francisco.
Smith, J., 1925 Pacific avenue.
Karr, j., S04 Fifteenth street. San
Francisco.
Chan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H., San Fran
cisco.
San Francisco.
Gilien, Mary t. and family, IS Lay
more avenue San Francisco.
Bloomer, Mrs. A. M, 2117 Bush street,
San Francisco
Nelson, Helen, Eleventh ana Marker
streets, San Francisco.
Joya, A. L., 1923 Eighth street, San
Olsen, Miss. E., 257s Post street, San
Francisco. -.
Rosenberg, Miss F., 712 Leavenworth
street, San Francisco.
Preinl, B. E., Rialto building, San
Francisco; are going to SAM Antonio,
Texas.
Marcus, Mrs. M. and family, 24o Fifth
avenue, San Francisco.
Lewis, K. L., 1904 Market street. San
Francisco; going to 243 South Union
avenue.
Hull. o. H., San Francisco.
Leus. C. B., 4sO Ellis street, San Fran
cisco.
Conway, ]. c.. 245 Lake street. sar
Francisco.
Milliten, James and family. $40 Cold
en- Gate avenue, San Francisco.
Schilith. c., Los Angeles.
Christen, Raymond, Russ house, Oak
land.
Wolf, w. W., New York.
Phillips, G. and family, 800 Market
street. San Francisco.
O'Neal. Mary, 755 Sixth street. Sar
Francisco.
Slater. Mrs. ]. W.. goes to San Pedro
Pickett, Mrs. S. B. and daughter, 9S;
Sixth street, San Francisco.
Duffy, ]. p. and family, 1872 Haigh
street, San Francisco
Brown, r., 216 Grove street. Sar
Francisco.
Refine, VIII, San Francisco.
Abrams, Miss Clara, Irving hotel.
Piver Mrs A. D. and daughter, 52|
Turk street. San Francisco.
Douthett, Mrs. NJ, Empress apart
ment house, San Francisco.
Cahen, Blanche, 1740 Geary street
San Francisco; to 1641 Georgia street
Los Angeles
Clinton, Miss B. A. 1899 Post street
San Francisco; goes to SOS East Thirty
eighth street.
Phillips, Mrs. E. NJ, San Francisco.
Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W., Pocatello
Idaho.
Levin. A. W., 4So Ellis street, sar
Francisco.
Meyers, H. F., 4SO Ellis street. sar
Francisco.
Burtner Mrs. A. F.. s12 Ping street
San Francisco.
Petit c. D., Sacramento.
Ball, c. G., 2152 sutter street, sar
Francisco.
Frisk, Carrie, San Francisco.
Pepes, s. F.
Nettwalt Mrs. A. and daughter 51'
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28

Wool, Florence, 1888 California street,
San Francisco.
Newman, T., 92s Bush street, San
Francisco.
Wheims, Mary, 1916 McAllister street,
San Francisco.
Brewer, Miss May 265 O'Farrell
street, San Francisco.
Simon, Miss Nellie, 265 O'Farrell
street, San Francisco.
Murry, Nelson, Francis hotel, San
Francisco.
Ormsby, H. H., Alameda.
Remington, H., 4O4 O'Farrell street,
San Francisco.
Rutherford, Eva J., 1853 Pine street,
San Francisco.
McKallib, ]. K, 5S7 Eddie street. San
Francisco.
orphea, Ralston, III George street,
San Jose.
Durkin, Ed, 40 Fifth street, San
Francisco.
wirgel, L., 95S Gaddie street, San
Francisco.
Hartsel, Mrs. F. E., 101S1s Larkin
street, San Francisco.
Snow, Lillian, $50 Bush street, San
Francisco.
Yslas, S. and wife, 412 Central avenue,
San Francisco.
Eglich, j., Excelsior hotel, San Fran
cisco.
Siegler Fred, 1853 Fourth street, San
Francisco.
Belmont, Roy, International hotel
San Francisco.
Homeless children received and placed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
INTERPRETATIONS

Pacific Transportation company-Di-
rectors, C. e. Sumner, e. A. Meserve
and L. S. Mccoy; capital stock, $780,
900; $500 subscribed.
Lewis & Udell cocpany--Direotors,
C. c., N. and J. H. Udell and w. III.
and M. e. Faust; capital stock, 100000;
$500 subscribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
$500 Dress Hats 5000

Notion Extras
SLIPS Kleinerts fancy satin COW OF
ered lace trimmed sew-on hose nj
supporters; blue, white or black. ......%A
soc Kleinert's belt hose sup AP
porters, pad front; good elastic; LAC,
assorted colors; price .............. @/S
35c Kleinert's hook-on hose NF
supporters; good webbing; all /AC
the wanted colors; price........ 6OS
SOC misses hose supporters; AP
fancy friled silk webbing; /NC
strongly made; price ...............
15c imported cube pins, made q
of best unbendable steel; 125 Nc
pins in cube; price .....................O~
The new Princess" girdle 1R
form; all sizes: assorted NJ
shapes; just received; price....... NV
Security hair pins of fine pol
ished wire; so pins in AC
package; for .....................O w
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
Csc IUBY RUCHING, Sc

silk iuby ruching in black, black and
white. white. cream, tan or navy; for
dress and collar trimming; values to 2oc'
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
SOC NECK RUcHING, Csc

Chiffon neck ruching in black, white
and all colors, or all white with colored
edges; Liberty silk ruching in plain
colors and wash ruching of Valen-
ciennes lace; all of them In shirred,
plated or twisted styles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28

Homeless children received and placed
in homes for adoption. Apply Rev. Q.
v. Rice, superintendent Children's 8
Home society, 334 Bradbury building.
Los AnEelea
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
81 so HAT DRAPES, 75c

Chiffon hat drapes, 11z yards long;
have double hemstitched borders; the
to match grounds; positively $3.50
values.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28

Concert by Arend's
Orchestra s IA aturdn y
Night, & to 10. All
Music Played on Sale
In our Music Depart
mcnt.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-28
81 5O=inch Panama
Cloth 4Oc

Twenty pieces of the best Panama, made to sell
at $1.00; In two shades of brown only; soft chif-
fon finished; light weight summer weave; for
suits skirts positively all wool. Specially
priced Saturday; phone mail orders filed.
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WATCH THIS PAPER FOB FALL
ANNOUNCEMENT FROM MISS
KATE SLATER, BRUNSWICK :
ORIGINAL MlLLINER.
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WE DEVOTE ALL OF our TINS
TO SHOES AND CAN GIVE IL r
BEST QUALITY, MOST COMFORT,
AND LATEST STYLES. PEERSO
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childreu and Boys Suits at sat
ius of 35 per cent at Sig Loyison.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
>1>~~~~~1~~~~~~U
...'.. f Farm LANDS. II
Is" Continued, .%tE.s ?. IN
oAss coUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA,

8 aAs s & SoS 6 : : aS 8 2 D4 ( 2
$40 acres highly - improved three miles
from Aver. 10 acres. meadow and 10 acres
fenced pasture; two-story frame house,
land all under cultivation: $50 per acre.
$4,000 cash. balance" easy terms. ;S
$500 acres. two miles west of Aver,
fine grove around buildings; all under culti-
walton; price $2S per acre; $500 cash,
balance crop payment. ~
$50 acres partly Improved, four miles
acres. under cultivation. balance level
prairie land: $2e per acre; $4,000 cash.
balance crop payment plan:
west of Arthur; 1856 acres under cultiva-
ton; balance meadow; s2s per acre; easy
terms. go - ilIsI.% Z :
GAO acres. eight miles north of Buffalo;
three miles from Aver: nearly all under
cultivation; some fine meadow land, small
buildings: fine soil: $50 per acre, one
third cash, balance easy terms.
Colby County, Kansas, Bargains
48D acres. one mile from Colby: 80
acres cultivated; wen and windmill; large
) cattle She'd: four miles fenced: fine stock
and dairy farm; only $15 per acre. i
800 acres, III miles northeast Of Colby,
five miles from Gem. 5en Rock Island rail
, road; 100 acres cultivated: house. barn,
gronay vel and pump $lo per acre
, nice level land; fine quarter; $11 per acre.
100 acres six miles southeast Of Colby;
6O acres cultivated. seHoolnouse oi ianu,
!, level quarter; $3.50 per acre; ten years
time. Il -aa rs<%t
, 500 acres. II miles south Of Colby: 10
} miles north Of PAGE; nearly all fenced;
} 100 acres under cultivation; house. barn,
} sheds, milkhouse, wind mill. we'll and
) tank; only $14.5o per acre; easy terms
D 1,76O acres. six miles south Of Colby;
) $40 acres under high state of cultivation;
0 house, milkEouse, hogshed three wells
0 and wind mills: barn for $50 head OF
0 stock; an exceptionally fine tract of land;
0 price S14 per acre; easy terms.
0 1OO, 900 acres of fine agricultural land
o. in Shannon, Ripley and Carter counties,
o Missouri, that we are offering on very
o easy terms sgz
3 would make fine proposition for colonial
o ton. Investors should inspect this. For
o full information write to the home office.
O The Robbins Company,
q ~ 400 New York Life Bldg,
q Minneapolis, MINI. sz-
- n n n q o. 20 o. O o