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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-13
Hendrix Accepts Challenge.

The Hendrix basketball team this morning announced that they would accept the challenge of the State Normal team for game on next Thursday, March IS. Hen- drix lays claim to the state cham pionship in basketball and the Normal boys dispute their title. The game will be played on the Normal field with Manager Stevens of the Little Rock Y. M. C. A. team as the official.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-13

in favor of the bill, stating that he had been over the country and that he thought it good measure. He declared that the people of Faulkner county wanted to build high school in that corner of the county and that they could do so with the support of the people in the one district in Conway county.
 The bill passed, g to 20.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-13
To Build Parsonage.

The churches of the Conway mission have decided to build their their pastor, Rev. H. B. Flippen, a parsonage i'll this city. A lot has been secured just west of the home of Circuit Clerk A. M. Led better on Prince street and the res idence will be erected at once.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-13
Many Attend Openings.

Although the weather has been unfavorable, many ladies of Con- way and vicinity have attended the spring millinery openings given by Mrs. Nettie F. Hoss and and Miss Willye R. Cooper today and yesterday. The displays at each shop is said to be the finest ever shown here.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-13
Negress Acquitted.

In jury trial before Justice of the Peace w. B. Wilson yesterday afternoon, Matt Matlock was ac- quilted of the charge of aggravated assault on the wife of Louis Gui- den. Guiden's wife claims that the woman attacked her with a knife, but could produce no evil dence to that effect.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-13
ROmanCerS Here.

The Romancsts Male Quartette, composed of Robert Lawrence, baritone; J. Whitfield, alto; George Winters, tenor, and Harvey Lauder baugh, basso, arrived this morning and will appear at Central College tonight.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-13
QUICK WORK BY LEGISLATURE
Brinkley Relief Fund Now Be-
 ing Drawn Upon.
Maintenance of Militia in Storm Stricken Town is Expensive Proposition to
 Monroe County.

Little Rock, March I3.-Special. Quick was done on the Holland Rasco senate bill No. 24I, the bill appropriating SIo, 900 for the relief of the Brinkley, and other cyclone sufferers of the state, as suggested in the special message to the sen ate Wednesday of Governor Dona- ghey Soon after the special mes sage was read the bill was intro duced, read twice and passed by the senate Thursday. It was read twice in the house Thursday and passed Friday, as soon as it could be under the law, and Friday after noon it was signed by Governor Donaghey and the fund immediate ly became available, vouchers be- ing drawn upon it before night. All vouchers drawn upon the fund must first besapproved by the gov ernor.
 Considerable of the money will immediately be expended in pur- chasing materials with which to rebuild houses in Brinkley for the needy, though other sections of the state which suffered from the cyclone, will also be attended to. The bill was sent to Governor Donaghey yesterday aftern on by his request, instead of waiting un til today as is customary. in order that he might sign it and aid the suffering ones.
 Militia is Expensive.
 Keeping peace in Brinkley, and protecting the scattered property of the cyclone victims there is an expensive proposition for Monroe county, but the present force of the Arkansas State Militia will be maintained until normal conditions return. Attorney General Nor wood has construed the laws of the state to be that Monroe county must pay for the militia, as was the interpretation of the law by the militia authorities. With the present force of guardsmen, the county of Monroe incurs an ex- pense of SI6o daily.
 There may be later an act intro- duced which will permit the ap- propriation of sum by the state sufficient to pay the militia, but the law will not be changed, as it prevents the authorities of .he va rious counties from calling out the militia for trivial cases, by saddling the cost of the militia upon the county calling for them.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

New Orleans, March I3.-To- night fair and colder weather; and probablu freezing; Sunday fair.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-13
Sunday at
 the Churches

METHODIST - Usual services. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. B. Stevenson. Epworth League at 4 p. III.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-13
To Hendrix and Normal Students
 Wash
 ClibOurn

is prepared to fit you with the best baseball cleats and sewed sOles on your shoes and can do your work while you wait. Call and give me a trial and be convinced.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-13

In his practical and effective way, Rev. J. B. Stevenson, pastor of the Methodist church, is doing splen- did work among the children of the city. About 100 of them meet MT. Stevenson on Monday and Wednesday of each week and are instructed in the new testament. Much interest is being shown by the children in the work.
 BAPTIST Usual services tomor- row. Sunday school beginning promptly at o:3o a. ID. The pas tor, Rev. J. J. Hurt, will preach at both hours. The morning service begins at II o'clock and the even ing service at 7:3o.
 PRESBYTERIAN-Sunday schoo- at o:3o a. m. and Christian Enl deavor at 6:3o p. Ill. The public is cordially invited to attend.
 CHRISTIAN-Usual services.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-13

Today's Marriage Licenses. T. H. Henry, 22, Jessie Wright IS, Mt. Vernon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-13

Old papers for sale at this office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-03-13

CHRIsTIAN-Usual services.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
London Feast In Jungle.

S We left Nairobi in special train oi ten cars, comprising sleepers restaurant and horse boxes. A pleasant ride oi two hours brought us to Kapiti plains where our hunting train was placed or a siding practically at the spot where nearly d month previous I had seen Col. onel Roosevelt make his plunge into Central Africa.
 After a luncheon that would have done credit to any hotel in the West End of London, our attention was attracted to q band of warriors coming across the burnt plains, their buffalo shields paint ed white and their long spears gleaming in the aun. Before approaching us they pitiatory to their hunting god They were our Nasal hunters, who were to kill our liolns.
 Their bodies were painted with red clay their hair done in picturesque queues thefi bodies ornamented with lion or leopard skins.
 We held council with these Masia, at which the campaign was arranged. It was decided to send out on the follow ing morning three pairs of Somalis on horseback to locate the lions. Word was then to be sent back to us.
 Lord Delamere. had had built in Nairob a wonderful corrugated iron box, seven feet cube The box was open at the bot tom, and when tilted seven of the party could crawl in and then carry 1t across the veldt by strong handles fastened to
 the side.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
SideIights on Wilds of ROose- veIt'S African Hunt
PRIMITIVE SPEARS USED
And Then Luncheon Ia London-Jun- gle Beastles Flee-LlttIe More Danger Than Attending
 Bull Fight.
By A. J. LAMBERT, Especial Correspondent N. Y. Ammerl- can, Who Accompanied the Roose- uaIA ExnedlfInn 4n Africa

 can, Who Accompanied the Roose-
 welt Expedition to Africa.)
 London, July 1o-Going lion hunting in a special palatial train. riding out upon Kapiti plains with seven other Europeans absolutely unarmed and see- ing two huge lions killed by natives, not with modern bullets. but with prim- tive spears, was the unique spectacle I witnessed In British East Africa a week before sailing for Europe.
 This remarkable hunt was arranged by Lord Delamere, one of the most renowned of big game hunters, and it's success proved beyond question that 1t is possible to see lions killed at close enough range to take photographs, and also that such ''sport- Is accompanied by little more danger than of attending a bull light.
 In addition to Lord Delamere, our party consisted of Lord Cardross, heir to the earldom of Buchan, Lord Arthur Hay, the future Earl of Clifford; the Hon. Berkeley Cole Captain Ward, Messrs. J. K. Ellington, Vaughan Evans, D. c. Longworth and the American cor respondent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
Game Is Driven Up.

Tn addition, the box had a divided floor, which could be lowered, so that if a lion charged us and toppled the box over, we were still safe from danger. The box had been built principally to al- low the use of the cinematograph, which l carried.
 Unfortunately this complicated instru- ment got out of gear at the critical mo- ment. and proved not only useless but an impediment.
 The next morning. after a substantial breakfast, our Sonalis sent in messen- gers to say that they had rounded up three lions. Off we started, the Nasal in double column flanldng us on both sides.
 At last our outriders came galloping towards us. A loness, they said, was in the stubble just ahead. We fixed our eyes upon the spot, and just above the top of the short grass we finally made out a pair of steady gqeaming eyes and the set mouth of big lioness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
These Hard TlmesL

From Judges Library.
 Murray Hill-"My gracious, mani why are you rushing out Of Cherry's in this way?"
 Riverside-"Lst me goi haven't tipp.M my waiter.' A-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
ed. ;. It will be easier for a camel [

LINENS
 Remainder of 27- In. and 36-in. col pred Dress Lin ems, worth 29c, at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
mel to go through a needless eye. Nd&Nkfu'
RIBBONS

Taffeta and Satin Taffeta, Yin. wide, black, white, many colors. value to 65c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
Rink of Beasts Runs.

Standing still for a moment, he rushed for the nearest horsemen, who galloped just out of danger. The Nasal, with the utmost indifference, drew near and ask ed for permission to finish MT. Lion. It was given.
 They started in single file, one of them 50 yards in advance of his fellow hunters As they ran toward the lion they sang and shouted.
 The lion, who was crouching, arose when the warrior drew near, put his tail between his legs and ran from the approaching white shields like mon- grel cur.
 The leading hunter threw his spear, but missed. Then. casting aside his shield, he chased this king of beasts afoot and absolutely unarmed for fully a mile.
 Finally realizing he must fight or die. the lion turned, but a spear driven with the trueness of a sharpshooter sped through his heart, and he fell dead.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
LINENS

Two weights, 36- In. round thread, white Lin e n 8, were 35c and 39c, 1t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
BELTING

~ S3 A . 44N VI White washable Belt In g, W 1 t h white embroider- ed dots, 25c yd. quality, at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
:: MONDAY eA. M; TO ONLY
se prices AFTER the hour nam ed i.

BLACK SILK Regular 75c quail ty black Taffeta, yard wide (not over 10 yd's. to one customer).
 49c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
Waits for Onslaught.

We took up the box and trundled on. The Massi said, Are you ready?" and on the word being given rushed forward with whoop.
 Two of the leaders walked absolutely past the crouching Honess The third was rewarded with spring, and borne to the ground by the infuriated brute. We held our breaths.
 But by some strange fate the lioness immediately jumped up, leaving her vic tim with no more injures than would household cat out of temper, and rushed away.
 The Nasal kept running after her in double file. singing and shouting derisive songs.
 After run of perhaps half a mile the loness stopped for a moments rest. The >Mas,li closed almost in upon her before she rose.
 We could see her paws dig into the sand of the veldt. We could see the quiv- CT of the muscles of the entire body as they se,, for action. We could see her turn her body and face toward the band of Nasal ranged a hundred yards away.
 Bea st Has No Chance
 There wa,s a brown flash across the sky In desperation she had made a run and a spring for the Nasal.
 She seemed to land right in their midst. The phalanx was unbroken. The white shields and spears flashed like helio- graphs The phalanx was dissolved and we knew what the charging lioness had met her end fighting, and ferociously.
 We emerged from the box When we arrived the warriors were fighting for the possession of the tail.
 After lunch at the train We started out again. After a trek of seven miles one of our Somahs, who had been keeping a lion in one place for more than six hours, rode up and said, Just at the top of that knoll wonder you will see the lion.'
 nificent lion standing out clear against the sky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
HEIGHTS

Women's white in- ltial, hemstitched Handler c h 1 e f s, worth 75c dozen, at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-11
You CANNOT buy these specials at these
CLOVES

2-clasp K a y s e r andElsmere Silk Gloves, W h 1 t 6, black, colors. $1 quality, at
 69c
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

Silver Ink Stand
- Brushes
Card Cases
Silver Mounted Whisk Broom
" Combs
Book Clamps
Collar Button Cups
Cigar Cutters
Travelling Bags
Leather Suit Case
Bronze Card
Silver Pencil .
Silver Napkin Ring |
Solid Gold Scarf Pin |
" Cuff Buttons
Silk Ties in Box
Leather Collar Bag
Automobile Gloves
Box of Holeproof Sox
Alligator Coin Purses
Bill Book
Box of Collars
Embroidered Laundry Bag
Ribbon Coat Hanger
Coat Satchets
Handkerchief Cases
Ebony Military Brushes
" Clothes Brush
Box of Collars
Collar Cases
Silver Tobacco Jars
" Cigar Holders
= Stick Pin Cabinets
Hand Embroidered Collar Bags
Silk and Wool Aufher
Leather Collar Boxes
Box OF Fancy Ties
Fancy Tie Rack
Elk Pillow
Club Sets
Club Pillows
Solid Gold Tie Clasp
Hunting Bags
Hunting Caps
Silk Shirts
Fancy Suspenders
Watch Fobs
Silk Umbrella
Embroidered Club Bag
Matched Sox and Tie
Silver Mounted Pocket Comb
3ovNev and Sister
Fancy Back Comb
Barrette to match
Beaded Purses
Hand Bags
Silver Purses
Feather Boas
spanglsd Scarfs
Evening
Hand Embroidered Collars
Silk Bows
Maine Bows
Jabots
Fancy Stocks
Grecian Hair Band
Sterling Belt Pins
Fancy Hat Pin
Jet Necklaces
Hand Embroidered Corset Case
Fancy Underwear Sets
Silver Manicure Sets
- Toilet Sets
Cut Glass Card Basket
" Vases
" " Jewel Cases
=" Powder Bowls
" Perfume Bottles
| " - Violet Holders
" Trays
Fancy Brushes
Hosiery Boxes
Silk Hosiery
" Muffiers
Gold Shirtwaist Sets
Opera Capes
Goats
Fur Scarfs
. Sets
Sweater Coats
Gold Umbrellas
Fancy Soap Boxes
Kid Gloves
Glove Gases
Fancy Perfumes
Hand Embroidered Hand'chiei
Fancy Pillows
Feather "
Hand Painted Pillows
| Drawn Work
Silver Picture Frames
" Curling longs
" Call Bells
Silk Vests
Irish Crocheted Bows
Socks
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17


Hand Embroidered Collars
Silver Nail Files
" Mounted Buffers
Fancy Aprons
Silver Powder Boxes
" Glove Buttoners
Feather S;oles
Bon Bon Tray
Hand Painted Rose Jar
" Hair Receivers
Silver Pen Knife
" Hairpin Tray
Cut Glass Fern Dish
Silver Nut Set
Mounted Whisk Broom
Hat Brushes
Shoe Horn
Glove Strecher
" Cups
Mirrors
" Paper Clamps
: Manicure Knives
Bronze Card Receiver
Silver Enaneled Scissors
Ribbon Pin Cushions
Hatpin Holder
Brass Umbrella Stand
Fancy Bags
Hand Embroidered Waists
Hand Made Waists
Fancy Hair Ornaments
Sewing Bags
Gold Pins
Fancy Clocks
Fancy Belts
Necklaces
Fancy Belt Pins
" Hatpnis
WillowPlumes
Ribbon Boxes /.
Fancy Cushions
Dress Novelties
Fancy Sewing Aprons
Eyelet Dresser Sets
Silver Novelties
80. e\,\s
Coat
Fur Sets
Suits
Fur Scarfs
Shawls
Lounging Robes
Long Kimonas
Knit Underskirts
Fascinators
Rain Coats
Rain Capes
Zepher Scarfs
Sweater Coat
LlSle hosiery
School Umbrellas
Fancy Perfume Boxes
Fancy Soap Boxes
Perfumes
Soap and Powders
Kid Gloves
Fancy Hat Pins
Initial Handerchiefs
Fancy Embroidered Hand'c chiefs
Fancy Hair Ribbons
Grecian Hair Braids
Sterling Belt Pins
Jet Pins
Jet Necklaces
Shirt Waist Pins
Stick Pins
Mufflers
Maline Bows
Sewing Boxes
Glove Cases
Laundry Bags
Pin Cushions
Handkerchief Cases
Books
Manicure Sets
Silver Toilet Sets
Pen Knives
Paper
Hair Pin Trays
Post Card Albums
Rolling Blotters
Pin Trays
Vanity Cases
Jewel Boxes
Silver Button Hooks
Dressing
Cuticle Knives
Perfume Bottles
Emeries
Glove Buttons
Nail Buffers
Silver Nail Files
Fancy Aprons
Dolls
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Basinettes
Doll Cradles
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

Wool Underwear 7
Tan GauntIets
Belts
Travelling Bags
Suit Case
Trunk
InitiaI Handkerchief
Silk Handkerchiefs
Pocket Comb
Silver Pocket Knives
Card Cases
Wool Leggings
Laundry Bag
Handkerchief Case
Elk Pillow
Book Of Poems
Office Call Bell
Office Clock
Hat Brush
Flannel Shirts
Silver Cigar Cutter
Shaving Mirrors
Shaving Sets
Bath Robe
Refer
House Slippers
Automobile Gloves
Silk Umbrellas
Silver Buckles
Box of Hole-Proof Sox
Silk Dress Gloves
Solid Gold Tie Pins
Blanket Robes
Down Comfort
Bed Room Rug
Small Foot Rug
Brass Smoker
Silver Mounted Tooth Brush
Hand Embroidered Collar Bags
Hand Emu Laundry Bags
Shirt Cases
Carriers
Overcoats
Suits
Kid Belts
Silk Hat
Soft of Wool Underwear
Silver Tobacco Jars
lima Tobacco Jars
Felt Bedroom Slippers
Rox It Wool Hose
Tourist Case
Cut Glass Wine Sets
Cut Glass Liquor Bottles
Leather Cigar Cases
Cut Glass Medicine Bottles
Triple Shaving Mirrors
Shaving Pads
Box of Ties
Box of Linen Collars
Tie Racks
Tie Clasps
| Turkish Robes
Turkish Mats
Silver Soap Box
Set of Linen Towels
Books
Silver Cigar Holders
Silver Ash Trays
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Fancy Suspenders
LisIe Hosiery
Silk Half Hose
Lounging Robe
Rain Coat
Sweater Coat
Gold Umbrellas
Kid Gloves
Initial Handserchiefs
Silk
Stick Pins
! Gold Shirt Buttons
Muf1ers
Silver Card Case
Leather Pillow
Books
Military Sets
Toilet "
Sterling Pen Knife
Paper Knife
Ash Tray
Post Card Album
Silver Roller Blotter
Hat Brush
Shaving Set
Mirrors
Brass Smoking Set
Silver Match Cases
Coat Hanger
Fancy Vest
Refers
Bed Room Slippers
Silver Suspender Buckles
Smoking Jackets
Silver Pocket Knife
Stems
Tobacco Jars
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

Stoves
Rapges
CooIino Utensils
Doll Dressers
Doll Cans and Hoods
sew;,o Machines
R;nhon Sewing Boxes
R;bbon Boxes
Tov Nous
Suits
Underwear
Shoes
Hosiery
Bath Robes
Rain Goats
School Umbrellas
Gloves
Box Kandsrchisis
Initial "
Stick Pins
Mufler
Card Cases
Sweaters
Refers
Laundry Bag
Pin Knits
Post Card Album
Military Brushes
Flannel Shirts
Blouses
Caps
Hats
Cravenette Coats
Leggings
Pocket Combs
Teddy Bears
Teddy Monkeys
Teddy Cats
Teddy Elephants
Air Gun
Rubber Balls
Spinning Top
Building Blocks
Wondergraft
Peter Pan Blocks
Spelling Board
Mr.. Jigger
Circus
Caro- m Board
Skin Rocking Horse
Skin Horse and Wagon
Grocery Stores
Shooting Gallery
Magic Latern
Steam Engines
Microscopes
Steam Boats
Air Ships
Merry-go- Rounds
Automobiles
Acrobats
Birds
Balloons
A B Z Blocks
Saw Mills
Trains
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

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Silver Mounted BIotters
Painting Books
Stick Pin and Cuff Sets
Blouse Shirts
Nobby Gold Caps
Fay Hose
Overshoes
Rubbers
Hunting CottS
5or bahg s
Handmade Sacques
BooteeS
Comb and Brush Sets
Babies Record Book
Hot Water Bottles S
Thermometer
Pin Holders
Clothes Rack
Soap Boxes
Pearl Pacifiers
Pearl Teething Rings
Brushes
Coats
Capes
Hoods
Carriage Robes
Rag Dolls
Sachets
Pin Cushions
Bill Holders
Coat Hangers
Gloves
MittenS
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Bear Skin Blankets
Teddy Blankets
Wool Bootees
Silk Bootess
Nightingsles
Slips
Baby Afghans
-" Pins
Wool Leggins
Rattles
Sweater Coats
Sachet Pads
Toilet Articles
" Routes
Silver Clothes Brush
Kid Bootees
Silver Cups
Baby Sets
Crib Blankets
Teddies
Bilikins
Long Kimonas
Short "
Knit Shirts
Hand Embroidered Flannels
Flannel Shirts
Babies Combs
Toboggan Caps
| Wool Leggings
Powder Puffs
| Silver Powder Boxes
Bath Robes
| Clothes Racks
Floor Rugs
Rubber Ball
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Talcum Powder Gases
Carriage Straps
Flannel Skirts
Ruben Shirts
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Pearl Rattles
Babies Socks
Brushes
Baby Pin Trays
Baby Baskets
Bed Spreads
| Lace Bed Sets
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Pictures Books
Teddies
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Medicine Bottle
Cold Cream Jar
Baby Mount Brush
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Celluloid Dolls
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

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Coat Suit
Fur Set
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Shawl
Silk Underskirt
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Lounging Robes
Long Kimonas
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Fascinators
House Dresses
Rain Coats
Rain Capes
Opera Capes
Evening Dresses
Silk Goats
Zephyr Scarfs
Silk Underslips
Jersey Dresses
Linen Tailored Waists
Evening Waists
Fancy Silk Waists
Hand Embroidered Corset Covers
Underwear Sets
Fancy Underwear
Sweater Coats
Silk Hosiery
Isle Hosiery
Xmas Hosiery in Boxes
Gold Headed Umbrella
Fancy Perfume Boxes
Fancy Soap Boxes
Perfumes
Fancy Soap
Pow der
Kid Gloves
Fur Turbans
Walking Hats
Evening HAS
Silk Bonnets
Fancy Wells
Gold Hat Pins
Initial Handkerchief
Fancy Back Combs
Fancy Barette
Sterling Belt Pin
Jet Pins
Jet Belts
Shirt Waist Sets
Evening acarls
Feather Duuo
Beaded Purses
Alligator Bags
Silver Embroidery scarts
Call Bells
Lace Bed Sets
Bed Spreads
Table Linen Sets
Blanket Robes
Down Comforts
Wool Blankets
Couch Covers
Lace Curtains
Mattings
Hand Painted Game Sets
Hand Painted Plates
" Naples
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Bowls
. " Cups and Saucer
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! " Fern Bowls
{ " Bread Trays
" Wine Cruets
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

Rag Babies
Pianos
Grocery Stores
Cellulojd Dolls
Tin Tea Sets
Granite Tea Sets
China
Wash Sets
Automobiles
Doll Iron Beds
Dinner Sets
Berry China Sets
Doll Heads
Bilikins
Mission Chairs
Wicker Rockers
Mission Dining Sets
Paper Dolls
Kindergarten
Hair Bow Sets
Stoves
Ranges
Cooking Utensils
Doll Dressers
Doll Caps and Hoods
Sewing Machines
Ribbon Sewing Boxes
Ribbon Boxes
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

Silver Mounted BIotters
Painting Books
Stick Pin and Cuff Sets
Blouse Shirts
Nobby Gold Caps
Fay Hose
Overshoes
Rubbers
Hunting Coats
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