THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
V. Walter BO
i'nman Kmb. Table Cover, Mrs.
Mary Frederick 1 00
open woik collar, Jennie
L. llnrris 75
Hard'nger Embroidery,
pcclmen, Mrs. O. W. Waller.. 75
;lde Hoard Scarf, Alice I. Hum-
mcl 1 00
oily, Mrs. D. A. Heln 60
'entre Piece. Mrs. Kred W.
Melvin 1 00
tand ( over, Maine Atherholl. 2 00
CLASS XXIV Lace Work,
display Antique. E. M. Hissell 1 00
Second, Alice I. Hummel f0
Msplay Maerame, Mrs. S. E.
Reynolds 75
Second. Mrs. O. W. Walter .. 40
display Crochet, Mrs. 1). R.
Center
Second. Dora M. Weyer .... 40
Msplay Knit, Mrs. C. I.. Tuck
er
Second. Dora M. Weyer .... 40
'Msplay Teneri ITe, Mis. deo. H.
Rowe -a
Hsplay Point, E. M. Hissell .. 1 00
Second. Mr.. C I.. Tucker .. fit)
Msplay Darned net, Mrs. C. U
Tucker
Second. Mrs. Ceo. II. Howe .. 40
lsplav llattenlmrg, Helen K.
Cunningham 1 00
Second. Mrs. W. E. Walzer .. f0
Isplay Patted. E. M. Hissell .. 75
Second. Jennie 1.. Harris .. 40
Msplay Clnny, Mrs. J. C. Fy
hush 7"
Second, Mrs. Ceo. II. Kowo .. 40
Poini Lace.
Jandkerehe r, Mrs. J. S. Hoys 1 OP.
Second, .Mrs. C. I,. Tucker .. 60
Collar, Mrs. C. I. Tucker 1 oo
Second. Mrs. Wnvne Allcott 50
'entre piece. Mrs. D. A. lloin 1 oo
Stroud. Mis. Fred W. Mclvin 60
oily, Alice 1. Hummel 75
Second. M-s. D. A. Hein 40
lishi.m. Mis. ('..'-. H. Howe . . ."0
peehnen, Mrs. Fanny H. Scheff 50
ollnr and cuffs, Mrs. D. A.
Heln r'"
ix dollies. Mv . Fted W. Melvin 50
ie, Dora V. Weyer 25
'Drtha, Rose 'la William 75
Darned Net Lace.
'Mow shams, Mrs. Ceo. II.
Rowe 25
ureau scarf, Mrs. Ceo. II.
Rowe 2"'
ed spread, Mts. Ceo. II. Rowe 1 00
pron, Mts. Ceo. II. Rowe .... 25
'ushion, Mrs. Ceo. II. Rowe .. 15
arasol cover, Jenrle H. Harris 5n
able cover. Mrs. T. 1.. Smith 25
dasher, Mrs. 1 1. L. Vanderslice 25
,hett sham, Vailha II Vander
slice 15
aco, Sadie Vanderslice 15
Horiton Lace,
anderchief, Mrs. A. I.. Cray .. 75
Second. Mrs. Fred W. Melvin 40
entre piece, .t ;. Fred Melvin .1 00
Second, H.len K. Cunningham 50
nail doilies, Mi:. W. E. Wal
ter 50
Second. Florence Crandall .. 25
)llar, Florence Crandall .... 75
Second, Mrs. Fannv H. Scheff 40
inch cloth, Dora M. Weyer .. 75
jshion. Mix S. E. Reynolds .. 50
oily, Dora M. Weyer 50
Second, Mrs. Fred W. Melvin 25
Teneriff Lace.
!':and cover, Jennie I.. Harris 25
irtalns, Jennie I.. Harris .. 50
' 'dy, Mrs. 1.. C. DeVer 25
lecimer Dora M. Weyer .... 50
Jlar, .l.nnio U Harris 15
"intre piece, Mrs. O. W. Walter 75
Tatted Lace,
'wdkerchlcf. Jennie I.,. Harris 50
Second, Florence Crandall . . 25
intro piece. Jennie L. Harris 25
""oily, Mrs. I). A. Hein 75
Second, Mrs. II. Hierman .. 50
pht. dress, Mrs. Ceo. II. Rowe 25
lllar, Mrs. E. E. Cadman . . 50
Second, Alice I. Hummel .. 25
x doilies, Alice I. Hummel .. 75
'alst set, Jennie L. Harris .. 25
"e ends. Florence Crandall .. 15
'ock collar. Jinnie L. Harris 15
leclmen, Jennlj L. Harris .. 25
3dalllons. Jennie I-. Harris .. 15
"irtalns, Jennie L. Harris . . 25
sh curtains, Jennie L. Harris 15
diet mats, Jennie T. Harris .. 10
' trn over collars, Jennie 1j. Har
ris 10
"dy, Florence Crandall 25
Second, Jennie I. Harris .. 15
iron, Jennie T,. Harris 15
Irt, Jennie I.. Harris 15
" 'nderwear, Jennie L. Harris , , 50
rset cover, Florence Miller .. 25
n cushion, Jennie L. Harris 10
'nclnator, Jennie T... Harris .. 15
" -fa cushion, Jennie L. Harris 25
il. collars, Florence Crandall 15
Battenburg Lace.
lkf.. Mrs. E. E. Cadman 75
Second, Mrs. D. R. CoffnuiJ 40
' 'ntre piece, Alice I. Hummel 1 00
Second, Mrs. Fred A. Hoffman 50
illy, Mrs. W. E. Walzer 73
Second. Mrs. E. E. Cadman 40
x doilies, Mrs. Fred W. Mel
vin 1 00
illar, Mrs. J. C, Fyhush .... 75
"Second, Helen K. Cunning
ham 40
tshlon, Mrs. Fred W. Melvin 75
and cover, Rosella Williams 75
Second, Mrs. Fred W. Melvin 40
reaii scurf, Mrs. Fred. W.
Melvin 1 00
Second, Mrs. Ceo. II. Rnwe .. 50
irtalns, Mrs. D. A. Heln 1 50
ior panel. Mrs. D. A. Heln .. 1 00
d spread, Mrs. Fred W. Mel
vin 1 00
fnnt's bonnet, Mrs. Fred W.
Melvin 25
" 'inch cloth, Rosella Williams 1 00
cket, Mrs. Fred W. Bush 50
-ablan lace collar, Mrs. W. II.
Terry 50
-abian Laco specimens, Dora
M. Weyer 50
acranie lace. Mrs. J. S. Roys 25
'ruge collar and cuffs, Mrs.
Fred. W. Hush 50
"ruge Bertha, Rosella Williams 1 00
Inlteso Hdkf., Mrs. T. L.
Smith 50
falteso collar, Mrs. T. L.
Smith 50
"llockwood centre piece, Mel-
lah Turnback 50
ntlque centre piece, Alice I.
Hummel . 1 00
lomnn lace hand sercerie, Alice
I. Hummel 25
;Iuny lace centre piece, Mrs.
Fred W. Melvin 50
Duchess lace, Mrs. J. S. Roys .. 75
Duchess front piece and collar
Mrs. J. S. Roys 75
Duchess centre piece, Mrs. Fred
W. Hush 50
Duchess collar, Florence Cran
dall 25
I-nce tidy, Mrs. Wnynn Allcott 50
Second. Mrs. D. R. Center .. 25
Lnce hdkf., Mrs. C. U Tucker 50
Second. Mrs. W. E. Walzer . . 25
l.nce collar. Mrs. J. S. Roys .. 1 00
Second, Helen K. Cunning
ham 50
Novelty Braid lace, Miss Cold-
steln 25
Bolero, Mrs. Fanny B. SchelT 25
Tiible cover, Doulse M. Terry 50
Centre piece, Louise M. Terry 50
Drawn Work.
Hdkf., Mrs. Wayne Allcott .. 75
Second, Mrs. Ceo. II. Rowe .. 40
Centre piece, Mrs. J. C. Fybush 1 00
Second, Mrs. Augustus Nor
ton 50
Six dollies. Mrs. J. C. Fybush 1 00
Second, Mrs. W. E. Wnizcr .. 50
Cnle doily, Mrs. C. S. Hanks .. 50
Second. Mrs. W. E. Walter .. 25
Bureau scarf, Mrs W. E. Walzer 1 00
Si cond. Mis. A. S. Cray 50
Side board st urf, Mis. C. I..
Tucker 1 00
Second, Mrs. C, o. II. Rowe .. 50
Tray cloth. Mrs Augustus Nor
ton 50
St cond Mrs W. B. Terry .. 25
Pillow shams. Mrs W. E. Walter 50
Second, Mrs A. S. Cray .... 25
Pillow cases, E M. Hissell 50
Second. Mrs. C. I,. Tucker .. 25
Table cloth, Mrs J. C. Fybush 1 00
Table cover. Mrs. A. S. Cray .. 1 00
Second, Mrs. J. C. Fybush .. 50
Napkins, Mrs. J. C. Fvbnsh .. 50
Tidy, Mrs. Fred W. Melvin .. 50
S( cond. Mrs. A. S. Crav 25
Sheets, E .M. Hissell 75
Second, Mrs. Fred W. Melvin 40
Shirt waist, Mellah Turnbach 1 (to
Second. Mrs O. W. Walter .. 50
Apron. E. M. Hissell 50
Second, Mrs. A. S. Crav 40
Child's dress. Mrs W. E. Walzer 1 oo
Second. E. M. Hissell 50
Tie, Florence Hosier 15
Collar nnd cuff set, Mellah Turn
bach 25
Second, Dora M. Weyer .... 15
Mexican collar, Claire Cross 75
Medallions, Claire Cross .... 50
Hdkf., Mexican, Claire Cross .. 50
Fagoted collar, Jennie L. Harris 10
CLASS XXV. Outlined Work.
Quilt, Mrs. D. R. Center 1 00
Second, Louise M. Terry .... 50
Table cover, Jennie L. Harris 50
Second. Mrs. D. R. Center.. 25
Bureau scarf, Mrs. J. C. Fybush 50
Second, Mrs. Wayne Allcott 25
Splash mat. E. M. Bissell 50
Second, Miss Goldstein .... 25
Pillow shams, Mrs. W. E. Wal
zer 50
Second, Mrs. I). R. Center .. 25
Pillow cases, Mrs. E. E. Cad
man 50
Apron, Mrs. O. W. Walter 50
Second. Mrs. A. S. Cray .... 25
Dolly, Mrs. E. E. Cadman 25
Six dollies, Jennie L. Harris .. 50
Second, Mrs. Wayne Allcott 25
Cushion, Mrs Wayne Allcott .. 50
Second, Mrs. A. H. Cennarl .. 25
Tidy, Dora M Weyer 50
Second, Mrs O. W. Walter 25
Tray cloth, Mrs. John McKay 50
Second, Florence Crandall . . 25
Carving cloth, Mrs. John McKay .".0
Centre piece, Mrs O. W. Walter 50
Se cond, Florence Crandall . . 25
Screene, Alice I. Hummel .... 10
Lunch cloth, Florence Crandall 50
Si and cover, Florence Crandall 50
Display, Mrs. John McKay .. HO
Child's spread. Mrs. E. E. Cad- 1
man "0
Night gown, Olive Kitchen .. 50
Hem-Stitched Work.
Pillow cases, Mrs. D. R. Center 50
Second, Mrs. O. W. Waiter .. 25
Holster case, Mrs. E. B. Hess .. 30
Sheets, Mrs. D. R. Center .... 75
Second, Mrs O. W. Walter . . 40
Table cloth, Mrs. Augustus Nor
ton 75
Second, Mrs. O. W. Walter . . 40
Napkins, Mrs. O. W. Walter .. 50
Second, Mrs. J. C. Fybush .. 25
Lunch cloth. Mrs. J. D. Thomas 50
Tray cloth, Florence Crandall . . 30
Towels, Mrs. O. W. Walter .. 75
Child's skirt, Mrs. D. R. Coffman 50
Hdkf., Mrs. J. C. Fybush 50
Second, Mrs. Geo. H. Rowe .. 25
Skirt, Mrs. Fred W. Melvin .. 75
Second, Mrs. D. R. Coffman 40
Child's dress, Mrs. W. E. Walzer 75
Second, Mrs. Fred W. Melvin 40
Night dress, Mrs Wayne Allcott 75
Pillow shams, Mrs. D. R. Center 50
Second, Mrs. D. R. Coffman .. 25
Collar and cuffs!, Mrs. O. W.
Walter 50
Second, Jennie L. Harris .... 25
Drawers, Mrs. D. R. Coffman . . 23
Child's apron, Mrs J. D. Thomas 50
Fancy Aprcns.
Apron Scrim, Mrs. J. C. Fy
bush 50
Second, Louise M. Terry .... 25
Linen apron, Alice I. Hummel 50
Second, Mrs. C. S. Hanks . . 25
Apron ni Swiss, Mrs. W. E. Mai-
zer 50
Second. Mrs. Wayne Allcott 25
Apron cambric, Florence Hosier 50
Second, Mary Beck 25
Work apron, Mrs. S. M. Mannon 30
Second, Mrs. W. II. Hess .. 15
Gingham, Mrs. W. E. Walzer .. 30
Second, Olive Kitchen 15
Calico apron, Helen K, Cunning
ham 30
Second, Mrs. A. C. Shuman .. 15
Cross stitched apron, Allco I.
Hummel 30
Second, Florence Hosier .... 15
Clothes Pin apron, Mrs. E. Hess 15
Sateen apron, Mrs. J. D. Thomas 30
Second, Mary Beck 15
Sewing apron, Mrs. Mooro De
mot t ' 30
Hdkf. apron, Mrs. F. M. Ash . . 25
Lawn apron, Olive Kitchen . . 50
wwmo XXVI. Silk Patchwork, Ac.
Silk quilt, Mrs C. S. Hanks .. 3 00
Second, Mrs. 1). H. Fetterolf 1 50
Satin quilt, Mrs. A. S. Gray .. 3 00
Second, Mrs. W. E. Walzer . . 1 50
Velvet quilt, Mrs. W. E. Walzer 2 00
Second, Ida Herring; 1 00
Plush quilt, Mrs. F. Anstock .. 2 00
Sofa cushion silk, Ada Hotter 1 00
Second, Mrs. W. E. Walzer .. BO
Sofa cushion Batin, lxiuise M.
Terry 1 00
Second, Mrs. Gertrude Quick 50
Sofa cushion velvet, Florence
Hosier 1 00
Second, Mrs. Augustus Norton 50
Sofa cushion plush, Mrs. E. L.
Lemon 1 00
Second, Mrs. F, Anstock .... 50
Sofa cushion cross stitched, Mrs.
C. S. Hanks 50
Sofa cushion cotton, Mrs. Jos.
Sltler 50
Second, Mrs. Fanny B. Scheff 25
Sofa cushion, Mrs. Wayne All
cott 75
Second, Mrs. J. Lee Mnrtin .. 50
Silk slumber robe, Mrs. Augus
tus Norton 1 00
Second, Mrs. D. R. Center .. 60
Picture drapery, Mrs. Fred W.
Melvin 50
Si cond, Mrs. J. S. Hovs 25
Laundry bag, Mrs. W. E. Walzer 30
Second, Mrs. Wayne Allcott 15
Darning bag, Miss Goldstein .. 30
Sachet ling, Helen K. Cunning
ham 30
Work bag, Mrs. Fred W. Melvin 30
Second, Mrs. C. D. Hanks .. 15
Stocking bag, Mrs. D. R. Center 30
Si cond, Mrs. M. E. Shoemak
er 15
Canvass tidy, Sadie Vander
slice 10
Lady's skirt, Olive Kitchen .. 25
Corset cover, Mrs. D. R. Coff-
niau 30
Second, Mrs. C. S. Hanks .. 15
Infant's kimona. Nora Kline .. 15
Night gown, Olive Kitchen .. 25
I'nderwiar, Mrs. D. R. Center 1 00
Chemise, Mrs. D. R. CofTinnn ,. 25
Second. Mrs. J. D. Thomas . . 15
Combing towel, Mrs. E. E. Cad
man 25
Second, Jennie L. Harris ., 15
Dusting cap, Mrs. O. W. Walter 15
Stock collar. Florence Crandall 15
Collar and cuffs, Dora M. Wcyi r 25
Collar, Mis. Wayne Allcott .. 25
Second, Mrs. D. R. Coffman 15
Foot rest. Mrs. Wayne Allcott 50
Photo holdi r, Mrs. A. C. Shu
man 10
Sleeve holders, Mrs. D. R. Coff
man 10
Whisk holder, Miss Goldstein 15
Needle book, Mrs. Fred W.
Melvin 25
Second, Mrs. Wayne Allcott 15
Housewife, Miss Goldstein .... 15
Hdkf. case. Mrs. C. L. Tucker 25
Cravat cas Mrs. A. S. Cray .. 50
Second, Mrs. Fred W. Melvin 25
Clove case, Mrs. Fred W. Melvin 25
Veil case, Mrs. A. S. Cray .. 25
Night dress case, Mrs. J. C. Fy
bush 25
Display bead work, Mrs. Geo. 11,
Rowe 15
Beaded collar, Mrs. Fanny B.
Scheff 15
Second, Jennie L. Harris . . 10
Beaded chain. Mis. D. R. Coff
man 25
Second. Fanny B. Scheff .. 15
Beaded Pin cushion, Alice I.
1 1 u in iml 25
Second, Mrs. D. R. Coffman.. 15
Headed belt, Florence Crandall 25
Second, Mrs. D. R. Coffman 15
Headed waist chain, Mrs. 1). R.
Coffman 25
Fillet work, Miss Goldstein .. 10
Steamer bag, Jennie L. Harris 15
Doily, Mrs. C. S. Hanks 15
Table cover, Miss Goldstein .. 25
Cloak hanger, Mrs. Wayne All
cott 10
Hat pin receiver, Mrs. O. W.
Walter 15
Lamp shade, Mrs. O. W. Walter 10
Traveling bag, Jennie L. Harris 25
Rafla hat, L. C. DeVer 25
Second, Jennie L. Harris.... 15
Hdkf. box Jennie L. Harris 15
Jewel box, Jennie L. Harris.... 15
Silk lace hat, Mrs. Fanny B.
Scheff 25
Melon seed bag, yrs. F. M. Ash 15
Display Rafia work, Mrs. Fan
ny B. Scheff 1 50
Cross stitched lambrequin, Mrs.
D. A. Hein 25
Cross stitch splasher, Mrs. E.
E. Cadman 25
Cros stitch tidy, Mrs. J. S.
Roys 25
Woven silk curtain, Mrs. J. S.
Rovs 1 00
Child's suit, Mrs. C. H. Creasy 25
Child's dress, Mrs. C. S. Hanks 25
Second, Mrs. J. C. Fybush .. 15
Patch receiver, Mrs. A. C. Shu
man 25
Second, Mrs. E. B. Hess .... 15
Scissor's holder, Mrs. E. B. Hess 10
Letter box, Mrs. E. B. lies 10
Chilli's parlor suite, Mrs. E. B.
Hess 10
Couch cover, Mrs. A. C. Shu
Man 75
Paper hat, Mrs. D. It. Coffman 10
Jardincr, Mrs. J. D. Thomas .. 10
Display of artificial flowers,
Mrs. Wm. Baum 25
Paper stand cover, Mrs. Win.
Baum 15
Bouquet, paper (lowers, Mrs.
Wm. Baum 10
Infant's sacque, Nora Kline .... 15
Tidy, Mrs. E. W. Christian .. 15
Display of lidkfs., Mrs. O. W.
Walter 50
CLASS XXVII. Fine Arts.
Landscape in oil, Mrs. W. E.
Walzer 3 00
Second, A. B. Sloer 2 00
Portrait in oil, Mrs. Wayne All
cott 3 00
Second, Mrs. A. L. Percy .. 2 00
Figure in oil, Louise M. Terry 2 00
Second, Louise, M. Terry . . 1 50
Third, Adele Huquenelo .... 75
Animals in oil, Mrs. Fred W.
Melvin 2 00
Second, A. M. Sloer 1 50
Third, Mrs. W. E. Walzer .. 75
Flowers in oil, Mrs. A. L. Percy 2 00
Second, Adele Huquencle .. 1 50
Fruit In oil, Louise M. Terry . . 2 00
Second, Mrs. H. W. Hower ..1 50
Third, Mrs. A. L. Percy .... 75
Marine, Louise M. Terry .... 2 00
Second, Mrs. W. B. Terry .. 1 50
Still life, Mrs. A. L. Percy .... 1 50
Second, A. B. Sloer 75
Fish, Mrs. A. L. Percy 1 00
Birds, Mrs. A. L. Percy .... 1 00
General subjects, Mrs. A. L.
Percy 1 00
Anlmnls water color, Allele Hu
quenelo 2 00
Second, A. B. Sloer 1 50
Landscape water color, Adele
Iluquenele 2 00
Second, A. B. Sloer 1 50
Third, Mrs. C. S. Hank .... 75
Figure water color, Mrs. Geo. H.
Rowe 2 00
Second, Adele Huquencle .. 1 50
Third, Helen K. Cunningham 75
Flower water color, Ray B.
ShulU 2 00
Second, Adele Iluquenele . . 1 60
Third. Mrs. Wayne Allcott .. 75
Fruit, Adele- Iluquenele 2 00
Second, Mrs. A. L. Percy .. 1 50
Marine wnter color, Adele Hu
quencle 2 00
Second. Mrs. A. L. Percy .. 1 50
Portrait water colo.r Adele Hu
quencle 2 00
Second, Helen K. Cunningham 1 60
Third, Mrs. 11. W. Hower .. 75
tnterlor wate r color, Mrs. A. L.
Percy 1 50
Birds, water color Mrs. A. ' L.
Percy 1 00
Still life water color, Mrs. A. L.
Percy 1 00
Head water color, Mrs. H. W.
Hower 1 00
Crayon animals, A. B. Sloer .. 1 50
Second, Mrs. W. B. Tiny .. 1 oo
Crayon landscape, A. B. Sloer 1 60
Second, A. P. Sloer 1 00
Crayon portrait, A. H. Sloer .. 1 60
Second, A. H. Sloer 1 00
Crayon figure, Mrs. A. L. Percy 1 50
Second. Edward Raup 1 00
Crayon heads. Mrs. II. W. Hower 1 00
Onion Torso. Mrs. A. L. Percy 1 00
Pastel portrait, Mrs. M. Howard 1 50
Pastil landscape, A. H. Sloer .. 1 50
Pastel animals, A. H. Sloer . . 1 no
Pastel flowers, Mrs. J. D. Thom
as 1 00
Charcoal drawing, A. B. Sloer 1 00
Second, Mrs. H. W. Hower .. 60
Amateur photos, Helen K. Cun
ningham 1 50
Second. Mrs. W. E. Walzer . . 1 00
Pen and Ink drawing, Louise M.
Terry 1 00
Second, Ralph Mushltr 75
Third, Edward Raup 50
India ink drawing, Mrs. Ceo. II.
Rowe 1 00
Second. A. B. Sloer 50
Pencil drawing, A. B. Sloer . . 1 oo
Second, Clarence Rider .... 50
Placque in oil, Mrs. Geo. II.
Rowe 1 00
Painting on chamoiso, Adele Ilu
quenele 1 00
Painted sofa pillow, Mrs. C. S.
Hanks 75
Display han (lowers, Mrs. J. I).
Thomas 75
Tile In oil, Mrs. F. H. Jenkins 75
Measuring stick, Mrs. Fred Ileg-
linger 1 00
Engraving on copper, I,. G. De
Ver 1 00
Burnt Wood.
Display, L. G. DeVer 1 50
Howl, Florence Miller 1 00
Second, Ralph Mushier 50
Picture frame, Dora M. Weyer 75
Jewel box, Dora M. Weyer .... 60
Panel, Mrs. Sarah Simmons .. 1 00
Second, Florence Miller .... 50
Table. Florence Miller 1 00
Box, Florence Miller 50
Placque, Florence Miller .... 50
Book cover. Mrs. C. S. Hanks .. 40
Tankard, Ralph Mushier 75
Hdkf. box, Ralph Mushier 50
Burnt Leather
Pillow, L. G. DeVer 1 00
Second, Mrs. Geo. H. Rowe .. 50
Calendar, Dora M. Weyer 50
Center piece, Mrs. Sarah Sim
mons 75
Velvet cushion, Mrs. Sarah Sim
mons 75
Hanger, L. G. DeVer 50
China Painting.
I doz. plates, Mrs. J. S. Roys .. 1 50
1 doz. cups and saucers, Mrs. J.
S. Roys 1 00
Olive dish, Mrs. J. E. Roys .. 50
Salad set. Mrs. J. S. Rovs 1 50
Chop dish. Mrs. J. S. Roys .. 50
Jardincr, Mrs. J. E. Roys .... 1 00
Second, Mrs. J. S. Roys .... 50
Jam jar, Mrs. J. E. Roys 60
Brush and comb tray, Louise M.
Terry 50
Vase, Mrs. J. E. Roys 1 00
Second, Mrs. J. E. Roys 50
Tobacco jar, Mrs. J. S. Roys . . 1 00
Raised paste. Mrs. J. S. Roys 1 00
Water pitcher, Mrs. J. S. Roys 75
Sugar and creamer, Mrs. J. E.
Roys 50
Stein. Mrs. .J S. Roys 50
Tankard, Mrs. J. S. Roys 1 00 '
Cake plate, Mrs. J. S. Roys . . 50
Candle stick, Mrs. J. E. Roys .. 25 1
Cup nnd saucer, Mrs. J. E. Roys 50 j
Napkin ring, Mrs. J. E. Roys .. 25 j
Hair rceclver, Mrs. J. E. Roys 50 j
Second, Mrs. J. S. Roys 25
Minature, Mrs. Wayne Allcott 25 j
uon ciisn, .Mrs. ,i. i,. uoys ....
Second, Mrs. J. S. Roys ....
Salts and pepper, Mrs. J. S.
Roys
Tea set, Mrs. J. S. Roys
Shirt waist set, Mrs. J. S. Roys
Second, Mrs. J. E. Roys ....
Brooch, Mrs. J. S. Roys
Second, Mrs. J. E. Roys ....
Cuff links, Mrs. J. E. Roys ..
60
25!
50
75
50
25
50
25 '
2R 1
Belt pin, Mrs. J. S. Roys 25 i
CLASS XXVIII. Plants and Flowers.
Display flowers in bloom, Flor
ence Hosier -. . . . 2 00 .
Recritwl ATurv Heclf 1 lHi I
Display foliage plauts, Sue J.
Rambo 2 00
Second, Mary Beck 1 00
Display cut flowers, Florence
IIoHler 50
Hanging basket with plant, Mrs.
J. S. Roys 50
Second, Jesslo Wbltenight .. 25
Rex Begoina, C. N. Ohl 60
Second, C. N. Ohl 25
Display Bogonlas, Mary Beck 50
Second, Mrs. E. A. Weiss .. 30
Third, W. M. Cox 20
Sunflower, E. R. KIsner 25
Periwinkle, Florence Hosier .. 15
Smilax, C. N. Ohl 25
Cala lily, Mrs. Moor.e Dcmott .. 50
Second, Mrs. II. L. Vander
slice 25
Bouquet chrysanthemums, Sadio
Vanderslice 15
Bouquet dunlins, Mrs. W. H.
Hess 50
Second, Phillip Harris .... 25
Bouquet mixed flowers, Mary
Beck 15
Bouquet coxcombs, Mrs, C. II.
Hess 25
Second, J. C. Krlner, ....... . 40
Bouquet cosmas, Mrs. E. A.
Weiss 25
Bouquet falls blackberry, Mrs.
John Watters
Lemon tree with fruit, Warren
Mnsteller 1
Mt. Echo, Mrs. O. M. Ikelcr ..
Second, Mrs. A. C. Shuman
Jerusalem cherry tree, Mrs.
Frank Shuman
Second, Mrs. E. A. Weiss ....
Paint brush, Florence Hosier ...
Pine apple. Florence Hosier . .
Velvet Jacks, Florence Hosier ..
Cactus, Florence Hosier
Honeysuckle, Florence Hosier
Hllilcus, C. N. Ohl
Kantla, C. N. Ohl
Night blooming cerlus, Mrs,
Wm. Knse
Wax plant. Mrs. E. A. Weiss . .
Maple plant In bloom, W. M.
Cox
Cosmas, M s. D. P. I'nger ....
Artillery plnnt. Mrs. Jos. Weiss
CLASS XXXIV. Miscellaneous.
Collect Ion of relics, Mrs. C. L.
Tucker
Relics. Mrs. D. R. Coffman ..
Old plate nnd bowl, Florence
Miller
Oi l plate, Mrs. Frank Shuman
Old plate, Mrs. E. W. Christian
Old pltchc, Mrs. E. L. Lemon
Second, Mrs. D. R. Coffinm
Old Sampbr, Mrs. Wayne All
cott Stamp plate, Mrs. Wayne All
cott Second, Mrs. J. S. Roys ....
Dec. cattle bonis. Mr. S. N.
Colo
Second, Miss Goldstein
Old metal button, Mrs. O. W.
Walter
Indian bends. Jrnr'o L. Harris
Col. Ki lies. Mrs. E. L. Lemon
Old Bible Mrs. E. H. Hess
St cond. Mrs. E. W. Christian
Old towel. William Miller
Col. relics, Florence Miller ..
Racoon skin. Ella Mannon ....
Old sabre, Mrs. S. M. Mannon
old niiJit caps, Mrs. II. Hierman
Spec. Indian bead work, Dora M.
Weyer
Col. relics, Mrs. D. R. ColTm.in..
Col. relics, Clara Vand. i slice ..
Indian pipe, Mrs. J. D. Thomas
Racoon skin coat. S. T. Seyliert 1
Display of fur, S. T. Seyliert .. 2
Col. relics, Mrs. T. L. Smith . .
Carved wood, C. N. Obi
Ind. rtdlc frame, Ceo. Wertman
Octahedron, Fiorene Miller ..
Col. rt lies. Florence Miller ..
Gondola car, Trtd'i y car, and
Dump car, Andrew Clger .. 1
Spool rack, Wm. Abbott ....
Col. r lies, Mrs. Chas. Kesty ..
Old ten cup, Mrs. D. P. I'nger
Racoon skin robe, C. W. Hess 1
Old saucer, Mrs. Frank Shu
man Canned poaches 51 yrs., Rhoad3
Huff
Boa constrictor skin, Wm.
Abbott
Army relics, Mrs. Wm. John, on
Picture frame, John Girt on . .
Egyptian patchwork, Mrs. J. S.
Rovs
Hdkf. 100 yrs. old, Mrs. E. W.
Christian
Rattle snake skin. Mrs. E. W.
Christian
Old cradle quilt, Mrs. A. C.
Shuman
Shell work, Clara Vanderslice
Spinning wheel and shawl, Mrs.
D. P. I'nger
Brooms, Amos B. Gros"
Col. relics, W. R. Decker
Freak squash, Harry Andres ..
Can peaches 5 yrs., Mrs. J. D.
Thomas
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MARRIAGE BY SALVATIONISTS.
The Bond Is In the Interest of liotii
Religion and Morality.
The Salvaiiou Army lias curious
ways of its owu fur te,uin& on. But
for its great success these ways might
bu ridiculed anil even condemned as
they were at first. Ridicule, however,
Las passed into appreciation and the
methods of the unny are now studied
by sociologists und philanthropists to
good advantage.
The frequent marriages among the
members of the army have been a
subject of comment. It lias seemed as
if the institution were u veritable
matchmaker, caring quite as much for
things iu this world as for those in
the next. The Army has what might
be termed a school of courtship, pre
Bided over by a colonel and Ills wife,
each of whom holds classes on set
days and gives talks on the responsi
bilities of marriage. Ami why not?
Many of these people are drawn from
the slums aud from the most ignor
ant classes. They have little appre
ciation of the responsibilities of life
and the significance of tho family
relation. Anything that will tend to
a better sense of marriage and domes
tic duties is to be commended. Tho
Salvationists know that nothing con
duces more to morality than health
ful, happy marriage, and they make a
specialty of it, so to speak not for
tho sake of matchmaking or for the
fun of the thing, but to promote mor
ality anil religion.
Common sense leads tho Army to
note these facts and go to work in
regard to it in a businesslike way;
to give Instruction as to the mear.lng
of marriage .Its duties and responsibil
ities, Its pitfalls, its illusions, as well
as Its Joys and safeguards. It is sin
gular and reflects on our civilization
that although niarriago is the most
Important relation upon which man
can enter, it is one to which little
attention Is given by way of study aud
preparation. It has been thought that
somehow these things take caro of
themselves. The fallacy of such rea
soning, or want of It, is seen too often
in tho results, especially those which
6how up in divorce courts.
It U'not necessary to agree with
Follx Adler and hold that happiness
Is not the object of marriage, but it
Is doslrable to understand well that
marriage moans something else than
unalloyed bliss. The Salvationists pre
doing their part toward making be
matter clear and It would be well if
all other religious organizations were
equally efficient. Chicago Chronicle.
I ra I II
Her Jump From a Semi-Civilized
to Leading Power.
HAD INTERNAL QUARRELS
China Thought During One of These
Times to Seize Korea. Japs Ther
Dropped Their Internal Affairs
and Voted $75,000,000 War Fun
In Three Minutes.
The memory remains fresh In mes
still living of the time when Japan
wns a seml-clvillzed, secluded land,
far from the reach of Western enlight
enment a country of junks and bows
and arrows. She Is now one of the
most advanced nntlons nnd a wurJJ
jiowor.
If you should ask a Japanese what
has made his country as it is to-da?
his answer would be it Is the unani
mity of the people.
The Japanese have frequently hn.J
quarrels over their Internal affairs;
which even led at one time to a short
war.
Hut whenever they are confront",!
with a danger that threaten linir
national existence or honor Ibey at
once firmly unite themselves for ojic
common object.
The opposition of t!'r Rcprcsi-n':t-tives
to fie Cabinet was the cause n?
the repeal. -'1 dissolutions of the .lap
nnese Diet, nnd the apparent lark id
harmony in the Japanese Government
Iwtl China, in IS'.t'. to Infer that Japan
was ntierly unable to attend to her
external affairs.
She. therefore, hastened to fake the
opportunity to cii'm control over
Korea, as she had done in old tlnnw
on the plea of aiding that country te
runpress an Insurrection.
China dispatched her troops ln;a
Korea, which was a violation of tin?
Tien Tsln treaty entered into be
tween Japan and China with respect
to Korean neutrality.
But the Japanese were on the alert
They Immediately regained one har
monious stand, forgetting nil Internal
feuds, political frictions mid opposi
tions. The Diet nr-pembled nt Hiroshima,
the center of the Japanese military
operations, anil after Its sitting of only
three minutes, sanctioned without nn
opposition the Issuance of a $75,000
000 war fund.
It was unanimity that enabled th
Japanese government to act promptly.
The Japanese forces encountered the
Korean insurgents before, the Chlney
could have concentrated enough
troops to alii the Korean government
The Japan-China war that followed
the incident because of China's refusal
to evacuate Korean soil ended In a
decided victory for Japan, due to the
unanimous support of her people.
The Japanese Cabinet has never
been opposed In its naval expansion
plnn. Every Japanese upholds this
plan, even if it might deprive him of
his last cent, for the preservation of
his nation's honor and dignity, h
knows, depend on an efficient navy.
Van Klche Yahe, In Philadelphia Bul
letin. The Japanese Soldier's Rations.
The other day 1 spoke of rice ami
drietl fish being the uniform food of
the Japanese Army in camp-iigiilng
times. This is the way in which tin?
rice is cooked: It Is boiled until
quite thick nnd glutinous. Next It Is
placed on a ceramic slab, rolled out
and put Into squares. The squares are
then placed In tho tun to dry and often
turned. When hard as sea biscuit and
greatly reduced In weight they can bc
storetl. A certain number are allowed
each day to the soldier. All he has to
do Is to break up a square In bolilng
water and to add the dried fish. In a
few minutes he has what seems to
him a delicious thick soup. If he can
not procure boiling water he simply
eats his rice-cake dry. In the fruit
season he substitutes fruit when he
can obtain It for the fish. The Japan
ese soldier, M. Plehon tells, me, bus
muscles like whipcord, Is a sure shot,
has an eyo for land murks, and a mem
ory for locality. He enn do witH
three hours' f-le;-p out of the twenty
four. Is cleanly, attends to sanitary
Instructions, is ardently patriot ie.
holds his life cheap and runs up hill
like a goat. He costs the state abant
4fcd. a day and thinks himself well
off. London Truth.
The Panama Problem.
Another feature of the proposed
work at Panama renders utterly use
less the data secured from the con
struction of the Chicago drainage
canal. Tho big engineering problem
at Panama Is tho great dam that is
to create a lake fifty-two feet ahovs
the sea level and covering 13,585 acres,
and the completion of this feature of
the canal will be the work of years,
requiring the expenditure of mor
money and labor than was needed for
the entire construction of the Chi
cago enterprise. Add to this the
other problem of making provisions
to prevent the canal from silting up
during the flood season in the Chagres
river and also tho construction of
locks that will raise and lower a dis
tance of sixty feet, and the Chicago
Job looks, by comparison, like the
canals dug by children through the
back yards on a rainy day. When
work is finally commenced, there Is
no doubt but that American money,
American energy and American engi
neering skill will push It forward with
the greatest possible speed, although
those at all familiar with conditions
on the Isthmus will hesitate to pre
dict the completion of the great pro
ject within eight years. Washingtos
Post.