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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-07-08
JUDICIAL DECISIONS

The statute of limitations is held,
in West VS.. Topeka Savings Bank
(Kan.) 63 L. r. A. 137, to begin to run
ton to its capital stock to be paid at
intervals upon the call of the board
Of directors, when the corporation be-
comes insolvent and suspends active
business, or when it closes it's doors
and ceases all its usual and ordinary
business, leaving debts unpaid. al
though no call has been made upon the
stockholders.
When the boundaries of fractional
lots appear by the government plat to
abut on body of water which in fact
never existed at substantially the place
indicated on the plat, it is held, in
Security Land and e. Co. VS.. Burns
(M1nn.), 6S L. R. A. 157, that the sup
posed meander line will, if consistent
with the other calls and distances in
dicated on the plat, mark the limits
of the survey. and be held to be the
boundary line of the land it delimits,
although as general rule a meander
line is not boundary line.
Personal property owned by a nom
resident express company and situat-
ed outside the State is held, in Fargo
vs.. Hart, advance sheets U. S. 1908.
p. 49S, not to be properly taken into
account in fixing the value for taxa
ton Of its property within the State
on mileage basis, on the theory that
it gave the credit necessary for carry
ing on the business in the State,
where the resulting assessment is
greatly in excess of the value Of the
ured by the difference between it's
tangible assets and the total value Of
it's stock.
The mere fact that train is run by
a railroad company at the solicitation
of a newspaper publisher, who agrees
that the. daily revenue shall amount
to a certain sum in consideration that
he have the exclusive right to use it
for the transportation of papers, is
held, in Memphis News Publishing
Company VS.. Southern Railway Com
pany (Tenn.), 63 L. r. A. $50, not to
make it a chartered train, so as to en-
able the carrier to exclude other pub
fishers from it's use, where it is placed
on the regular schedule Of the road
and advertised to carry persons and
property generally the same as other
trains.
Any contract exemption from State
regulation of the price Of gas, contain
ed in the charter of gas company, is
held, in Peoples Gas Light and Coke
Company VS.. Chicago, advance sheets,
q. S. 1903, p. $50. not to extend to the
plants Of and territory occupied by
certain other gas companies not pos
sessing such immunity in their own
right, when absorbed by the former
company under the general power of
consolidation and merger conferred
upon gas companies by the Illinois act
of June 8, 1897, which provides that
the consolidated corporate shall be
subject to the legal obligations Of the
companies absorbed
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-07-08
VIII Address Note of Surrender.

Rome, July A Toxic dispatch
states that Field Marshal Oyama pre-
sided at meeting of the war council
today. 1t was decided that following
the fall of Port Arthur and the capture
of Lao Yang by General Kuroki, Gen.
eral Oyama shall address a demand to
General Kuropatkin to surrender.
Should the latter fail to do SO, the Jap
anese will then annihilate the Russian
forces in Manchuria.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-07-08

Colorado Springs, July 1.-The re-
duction mill at Colorado City, owned
bv the Portland Gold Mining company,
closed down this afternoon for two
weeks. The necessity Of making re-
pairs and shortage of ore, occasioned
by the recent closing down of the mine
at Victor by the military authorities,
are given as the reasons for the action
There is no doubt that the mill will be
nonunionized when it resumes opera
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-07-08
Negro Population of United States.

Washington, July 6.-The census
bureau today issued,the final bulletin
on the negro question. The number
OF negroes in the United States. includ-
ing the entire area covered by the
twelfth census continental United
States, Alaska, Hawaii and Porto Rico
is 9,204.531, perhaps larger number
than is found in any country outside of
Africa.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-07-08
Kuroki occupies Another Port.

Toxic, July Ga detachment of
General Kuroki's army has occupied
North Fen Shut Ling without meeting
with resistance. The main army ad-
vanced Westward and occupied line
extending from Mao Tien Pass to Shao
Mo Tien Ling and Skinkaling.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-07-08
Arkansas Town Wiped Out.

Texarkana, Ark, July 2.-It is re-
ported that the town of New Boston, 25
miles south of here, was wiped out by
a tornado tonight and several people
killed or wounded. The telegraph and
telephone wires are down.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-07-08
R.ttleshtn Reported Ashore.

London, July IA dispatch to the
Central News from Toxic says it is re-
ported that another Russian battleship
has been discovered stranded off Tiger
Rock. It is presumed she was wrecked
while returning to Port Arthur after
the recent naval engagement.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-07-08
ExceDtiou.

The young man was waiting for his
sweetheart to come down. Meanwhile
her little sister was entertaining him.
''And does your dolly cry mamma
when any one squeezes it?' he asked,
pleasantly.
The little girl seemed bit confused.
"Well, not when a gentleman
squeezes her." she chirped finally.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-07-08
Iohnnx,s Three Graces,

Johnny" said the teacher, "can you
name the three graces?"
Eyes, ma'am," replied Johnny.
breakfast, dinner and supper"
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-07-08

A cigar isn't always what it is puff
ed up to be. The same may be said Of
q man.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-20
@crmiidtc tclcarapbiide o%epcid,cn.

Die @ciiBcr Der &obIelgrllbcrl
I'M oltlid)cn Obiocr Giltrift bobcn cS
obgclebrt Die ltniollelt Der Wuidilti-
lten rrO 0ei5cr nlt3uerfennen.
Ter bon @oiten nof Nem- gort
beltillnte Shopner George Yorfcr"
Ut llndl elmer Goliiiun nit ems too-
l1cr oNm. Gburd)ia" bel Nemport,
VI &., gclnnfcn. Der Captain uno
tilllt Wtit9ltcOcr ser Wonnld)oft ret,
teten ltd) i'll eincm Jfnoerboote.
Nn elmer Nerlummlitng ocS
0lrettoriltmS Der rTenniplponier
Snbn" III EbiIooelpbia wliroe &C.
tern Nr. @cnrp Sotnoa gum SGoe-
nlelIter CrlpGblt.
->Nic oSuconio Woolen Comp. &"
III S@ocoonio g. s., bat pegen man.
Aeluoen 9etricbSfopitols ibrc 6obri'
ten geld)loIIcn. Die Gompagnie mar
mt cll1em aopitoI bon $4,000 or.
9qlllllrt ltlO ~beiGdttigte mebrere bun.
bert Slrbeiter.
Inter ser 8~orIteaung, Dab er
lelne @ottin aet6otet babe, iueldle er
olIrd) einen SdllB idwer perluunoet
bette. ocraiitctc iih. Scr Stcinboter
6rnrtt @alltferer i'm ,Nep.O Orleans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-20

Settlers Der Soponcr ie0cn Nltgcns
blid i'll gemGrti9en NOR, % noS mi
Iildc Sdiii iih nod niht crocbct
bate. Die mciiten @crmull0cten
moren Idtper pcrlctt, sic Wlunoclt
rilhrterr fait i1nnltlid) bon 0robct
Grandchildren bon s. mo t0-SGlGi.
gen @si6ilben her. Sn oen mciitc1t
60ltft moren Die ultcren G%rtremitG
ten uerlcbt, nos ooollrh crfI1rlid)
Icill ipttroc, Bob Auc, 0ic bon Oclt
Grandchildren ont Sberforpcr ltnN
aopfe ~aetroifcn mlrocn, oirctt &c.
to0tpt1mnrbeit Sobnlb ocn 8eriuull-
Octct cin Notbberbonb ongeicgt lpor,
murNbf iie nod ben fremoen Sdii
ZEN 0eldoift, bn ser rliiiild)c Captain
lein Sdiff oiliQcbcn mo ncrienten
moIlte. Sdl crbot mid olti @eieM
nlcincS GopitGnS. Gcriultnoctc al
9oro bc8 oncrifoniifcn SdiifcS
"3oIlro" brin9cn III loiicn, bod)
lebnte Der rliiiid)c GopitGlt ooS In.
crbieten ob, pa olti Ocn unocrct
aricgaidiffen binrcitcno Holum
oorbonocn mar, &icIc bon ocn Scr.
mutoctcn itorbcr ipotcr III SoIgc scr
Munben itno Der Opcrotiuncn. Slt'
Den meiitcn SGllcn murcn Die &crlct
5llngen 10 idlinnl, ooB cine Opera.
ton ii~berboilpt mlsiidtSloS NOR.
Nus biciem @efchtc oiirfte erlihtIih
iein, bab IN eincr mooeruen See.
lbloft es toltm mogIid iein miro,
Den Sermunbeten 9eiitono ST. lei
item, tuenn ooS Gr5tlife Eerionol oltf
ocn Sdiffcn niht wcicntlid, pcrgr0.
bert miro. Die 9eriuunoeten lino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-20

Sotel" in Buffalo, N..0., nit Scar.
bolIoitre iino ltorb fait oltgcn6lidlid).
u. Srte5, Der W0roer aus
8orto Gico, mclher IN Dem 3udt,
bolie 5t Stinmoter. Winn., lcbenS.
l0nGlife Soft 81 oerbiibcn bate, lit
pom TrGiioentcu Tooicpclt bcglluoigt
porben uno miro am s, SUM- entloi.
len meroeit. Gin 8runo ser 9eono-
oi9rul9 miro nid)t o~ngcaebeu.
Der britide 9otiholter Sir
Mortinier 0uranb miro am Sonntog
oos ShIod)tieIO gu gettysburg be.
lnd)en.
81, elmer 9lutlod)c lieaen6
nluoe geltern &ormittag in eineil
fIeinen @Glod)er lit Dem noben 9ilr.
Iingtnn, e. s., Samuel 9ohlton, Der
is SATIRE aIte Spbn oeS alttiden.
So%brifonten Stofcr 9oulton, oils
Sei6e oufgefunben. Cine Sfub-
lpunbe i'm 9opic unb ein 9fenolper,
oen Die eritorrte Hed1te beS &noben
umflomnerte. 5ei9terl. bob Der Gnobe
Selbitmoro bcgonaen bntte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-20
Gnrrnniihr( iidc =.

Fori8, 10. Wioi. - Glnc onltlihc
0cpcibc aus Scoul mcloet, ooB Die
Abncigun9 Der Gorenncr gcgcn Die
Sopoucr crnitlihcrc @CituIt gclpinn..
Otnn9cl an Organization bGlt Die
Goreolcr ob, 81 mirtIumcn WfoBnub
men 81 Qrcircn; obcr inSgebeim Ic,
zen tie Den &oponern Nin6erniiie IL
ncn NcQ, in0cm tic Den &oioden.9lb
tbeiIlntgclr, mcldc i'm norooitIi6cu
Gorco, in Der @egeno bon @cniuu,
operlrcn, &orlNub G~ciltcn.
Gieic NanOcn louen nit 0iilic bon
Goreuncrn Die Gclcgropbcnlinic bon
GbcnutIpo noh Eing Dong 5crihnit,
ten buben.
Hcbrcn Tiir Ner5te.
" "a bin9ton, 2. s.. 10. Otoi.
~ Son Dem olri Der o@idSburo" lto.
tiorirten Vtnrilcorjt Or. 81. Q. gSiI.
ion Iicgt Jest Elm 9erid)t Dor iiber ole
ifrcfIidlcn &crbccrnmgcn, mcld)e in
Ncn @eicdltc ongcrihtet mlrocn
ooS Oic ruiiiihcn Sfiiic ,@oriog"
umb oaoriSt" NIT Scr iopniihcn
6lottc 81 bcitcbcn bottcn. Ger BE
rt6t ioAt:
oSofort nod ser Hiidfcbr Scr 30
riug"oua Dem @cieht puroc ib pom
Gopit0n CNtoriboD Der y&ifSburQ"
bcor0Crt, MIDI al @orb ser ,@orioQ"
i'll bcQcbcn mo BORT ocll &erluum0c.
ten 9ciitonb 81 Iciiten, Die M}orinc.
or5tc Der cn9Iilfen, fror5oiiihcn mo
itolieniihcn Shiifc iuorcu, on oicic
Sdiiic picI n0bcr loQCit. ihon olt
9or0 Der o&oriog," Ser ruiiiide
Gommonoont nobm mcinc 0icnitc
ot mo crilrdte mid, nod untclt 5it
Qcbcn, 100 Die &crmuuloeten birQ5
ldlcppt morhcn lpnren. Die onf Jed
Iogcn, poren mcilt ihon foot. IS
NOR ultcr bcn (lmitGnocn fulunt
mo9lltl, ctiuo8 NnhercS 81 tbltlL dis
cincl Nothucrbon0 uu5ulcQcn, oo 10
olcIc Ncriuu1lbctC Oo loQcn un0 lpcil
cine @iebcrcroiinunq oc9 6crcr9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-20

Nppllfonten mo Sreu10e bon Npplt,
tontcn fir perihieoenc Stnotsitcl-
Iingeu. Ger SAL oes oes Miorocs
I'M crItcn @rooe lhliloi9 belln0cncl1
Nnorclp Seoftboro muroc 5ucrit BON
bcm @ouuerncur porgenpnmen. Geo.
2~eonboro. Srnu &. @ortmon II. 5roll
Eobertp, IN 9nltimore.Gountp lebeu.
De @eihmilter oeS &|erurtbeiltel1, CT
boten Die llnlmonollmg Scr Gooe&,
ltrote III le6enSlollglihc 3lld)tbullS,
ltratc. Sic 9uben an, OoB 2eonboro
idpo6linnig lei mo ihon oft NnSci.
den bon @eiItcSgelt0rtbeit gegcbet
babe. Gin 9canooigungsgeiud) bon
Den 8eldlporencn, Die ben Sal CUR
Belt borten, mur0e poroelegt. Ginc
oeflnitioe 3lilogc tontte Der @oltucr-
neltr nlht 9cbetL ieood) i!eute cr einr
aiinitigc &cuoung oeS SALES IN 9tlia.
iidlt. Eoitor Or. ". e. 9uroboB bon
baltimore milnld)te Die 9egnnoigung
6es Will. Su5ucsfc BON Baltimore,
Der mcgen 0es onl iiini5cbntcn DC.
5enlber 1895 an Srit GngIc bcqongc-
men Sootlhlages cine 3lt6tbaitsitro.
fe bon 10 Sobrelt uerbiiBt. Die Ga.
DIE miro am 8. ,Sltni perb0rt rueroen.
Die Solgenoen iino Die iiini Eerio.
men, Die bellte oltrd Den 8ollperncllr
begnooigt muroen: Sbomos W. +.
9tougbton, megen WtiBbonolung 5t
IL Wtonoten @ef1naniB pe%rurtbeilt;
Srancis Goon BON Baltimore, iuegell
oellelben @ergebens 81 brei Monas
ten oerurtbeilt; Senrp Siltner non
Baltimore, pegen 9iebltabls 5u pier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-20

6eS GobiIIonS, BON Dem Die 4aiierin
uno Ole @robfiirItiImen ole Gruppen.
1fdu in Nllgcuidein neblnerl. Die
aStootperluoltunq crridtetc cine Sri.
biinc, SIT Der sic GinIoBfarter Silent.
lid 5lrnl 8erfolf qeIongcn. nobel oie
9Iomcn mo 9lorciicn Ser GGltfcr ulf.
gc5cid)uct lpcrocn. Ga bic in Den SO,
gen oocr erltcnS ibrcibcn bcftnolidJcn
Fcrloncn lcidt cincn @egenItano ulf
Den pom 8niicr ci1qcnommenen 8lot
luerfcn f6nutcn, bcboItcn sic 9eb0r.
0cn iid uotiirIid) 0oS RcdJt Dor, Ole
GinIoBtartcu 81 omm1ircu, ioltcn
Die aGllfcr nidt ais ubioIltt Der.
troltctSpiirOia betornt icin, mo ite
u~lterluerfcn bic &crionen oltf Der
lribiiuc ser ciugcbcnoitcn lleber.
modumN.
llnmitteIbar Dor Dem @intrcficn
oc3 aoiierS nllf Dem @nrooeplaee am
10. W}ai nuroc 0ic @abrncbmrna
gclnod)t, oob GrGlIcin Nerc56cpsfp,
Sodtcr Oc8 bcroorrogcnocn ruiiiidcn
GipdiottS uno @cbcimrot63 9rof.
Wcrc3bcp9fp, sic cine Dem @ooiaon
3un0d)It bele9cncn 2ogcu innc bottc,
ncro0s unO oufqcrcgt mar. Inter
Sem Niiifo, ciucn SfonouI 5ll Der.
uriohcn, ioa5 t6r &cr0o6t iid) ais
unbcgriinoct crpciien iolltc, orOnetcn
Oic @comtcn otc @erboitrnq scr inn.
gen Game an llnO oieicr @efcbl rultr.
DC, obne Iufiebcn SIT errcgen, nltagc.
fiibrt. Cine 0urfiuhung f0rocrtc
cine 9cid)idt conitruirtc 9ombc, 0ie
i'll tbrcn &Ieioern ~ocrborgen par, at
Gage. 0oS WGodcn Itelltc ieine 9(b.
Iid)t, ooS @cId)oB nod Dem &oiicr 5l
nerfcn, tid)t in Nbrcoc, ncigertc Iid)
ober, lpcitcrC Nitt6cilungen 81 ma.
den. 6r1lllcin NIerc5bcoafp lpor cine
Stuoircnoc in Dem Suriu5 Der
Sroucn . llniocriitGt. Nad cineln
@crijft lit itc 9cb0ngt iporoen uno
ibr alter Botcr lit p~ouItGnoig ge6ro,
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-20

Sobrcn 3rhtbauS ucrurtbeilt; SoDn
Weltcomp BON Baltimore, meQcnlFiBs
banolunQ ill IS NiOnutcn 0cfGngltiB
berurtbeilt; Wopnton s.. Seal bon
&ogerstomn Der lpeget 0cilclbeit
&%ergebcnS cine 3uhtbnltsitroie BON
5ipci Subren crbielt.
Or. s.. 4. @ub@ BON 9oltinnore be
filriportetc Die GiniebllnQ 0cS VI. y.
8osnea BON Baltimore ola NllItern,
&nlpcftor.
@r. @oiioluop Qopio:t lpuroe non
Or. @corge g2eaS uno y. u. Guoio
ion BON annapolis ais COMMANDMENT
Des EoIiieibootc@ o6oirp Grfer" cnt'
pioblen.
Or. @6porb SncnS nlud)te cine
pcrionlide &orltealng 5lr grlon.
glrrg elmer StelIe ais NIr5t i'm NO
%rplGnbcr 3lldtbollic.
IbIcbcn. Sri. Wiurgurcthc
SinS5, Sodter Der Irau Miorgurcthc
". SinS5, Oic an IS. oa. Wita. itorb,
lolgte gcitcrn Niorgcn ibrer geliebien
0tItter I'M Sohc nod. Ole Sodtcy
ltorb III Der 9~ebouiltng Der @ltern an
e outbcrnsgpcnt 81 2uurouille mn
ipnr Is Sabre alt. Die 3cit Der BE
eroigung miro lpGter ungc5cigt.
h tc Strofe. II Ger Neoer
98iulom Smith. melter am Is. Mdr}
Sobn Furcea III Der @irtbi6oft 9tr.
tl31 Oit.ErattitroBe, ourd) eincu
Sd)nB tootete, mllroe geitern pom
Nltter Ebelps I'M GrintincIgeriht 81
is Wonoten @cfGuaniB peaeit Goot
'dlo9s perurtbeiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-20
Staot Baltimore.

Slim Yerioncn begno.
oigt, 0oupernel,r @orfielo be-
~gnaoigte beute fiinf T%erlolten mn
borte cine In5abI Sreunoe mo Ser
iuonotc bon onoeren Eerionen Die
nod I'M @ef1ngniB ooer 3udtboils
lteden, uber germ mieoer in 5reibeit
geiest meroen mohten. Gbenio cm-
ping Sr. @arfielo cine Heibe BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-20

m0breno zines @efebtS gor5 olli iih
lclber ongcmieieu. Mud bat iid) &C..
5elgt Dob Oic 2o5oretb . %gtbtbcilrng
oui Dem rriiiidcn Shiffe, oic peit
Ge%rdln1i0cr, oils olIi ionltigen Shii
len mar. nod longe nid)t sein lpirrlt
d)cn ScoilrfniB cntlprod)."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-20

9ieIe ahbiIonnq 8ciat orn aodi6eu Snbali
riIpssIppdrdt, Iltiielft hclicn oae lultlibcrpollc
aTubercllire "SctlniiteG. pclchcS SbpiHbfuht
ulo giibutu ilriri. nit beilIrGfttgeil oligea
Edutpicn. bic brett in ole pungen uno guii4
rohrer eingenibrnci meroeu ibnncil, In &erbins
euup Aebradt miro, Siefe pernunttpemdbc nno
lo9iihe NebnroInng hrinai onS SetlmiiieI oil
rett an ben sis Der Arunibeit, bic Scrmen too
tend lno S6mtnn'utt mo sitbma beileno.
81. Solparo Nod. DDS 0nmpt Der aodl' itben
cil1leniur In grteriid uIn 9rfinher oieico
ipunoeroolen Sppdrutee. mac iiir5lih Slr Golts
i~ltlintiot nit icincr bier rclioircuhen Acr5ien
IN benz bteliaen 9ilrean n%npeienb unb puroe
bon GInoertcn bcli Gutieuten uufgefubt.
Steler conpli5irtc uno fpiiipieltoe Npparnt
II IN aleu- 1lncriinniineu 8irenur. bic ith IN
baltimore. 9ieius Qori. Henbing. FbtIdoclpbia,
Bolton. Rodeiter. S9nibinetun. buffalo. Chicago.
Stttshnrg, Cincinnati, Srtc etc. %befinoen. uufs
geIiellt.
Gas Naltimorer ghream IL in Ar. sol. 9iurbs
9uiaips Sirabe. Winn fpredc Dor uun erbolie
ioiteHfrete 9oniuItuiiou. llnieriuhuue uno cine
Serlnbs'gebatolln1 ipelde Die Sor5iiac oicier
uIiHocrnpucn miieultuitlihcn 9utoedmia flnrs
legcn miro. DAD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-20
WnrOttanii6e SanOitrn lebcnOig
SulcH iidl Cincn reid)cn Imcrifnncr
nus Snngitr,

Gin oncritoniiheS SrieaSidiff mad,
Der idruor5cn @cienidoft bcor.
bert, - Cine fritiidc Gage fir
ooS iron50iiit)c Sobinct. - 9ln.
0crc Subclnuhrid)tcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-20

WreeIn II, To. Moi. = Yer ct.
Y~etersbur9er Correspondent Der
ggreslnlier 3eititng" meIoet. bob ole
9eboroen eirr Bomber I. Attentot &c.
gen ben G5oren, 0os mGbreno Der nln
10. Mai IN Ct. &etersburg abgeboI.
tenen 6riibidbrsporoSe sur Aitsfiib.
riing 9elangen iolte, entoedten uno
oereiteIten. Der Safer ttniIit Ole
Yaro6e itetS 81 &ferbe ob liuo 3lpor
ppitirt er iid Dor unO etuas 5urSeite
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-05
A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER
Present Fashion Is Against the Dis play of Rings and Jewels in
 the Daytime.

Women are not wearing rings as they did several years ago. said 2 weil-known gem expert. when asked fl rings are no longer stylish They buy more rings than ever before. but they use them only for full dress.
 Why. as recently as five years agc the sex had craze for making pawn shop displays on their hands. and wore rings morning, noon and night. any. where and everywhere Even won en in the deepest mourning did not discard their rings
 But il is not so now The ma. tron is content with wearing her wed. ding ring. even putting aside her en- gagement ring. while her single sis ter, if she wears even one ring. usu- ally adopts plain dull gold seal ring adorned with her eoat-of-arms or somebody else's
 Rings are brought out with the stars, but il is now considered quite vulgar to burden the hands with them in the daylight IN Y Sun.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-05
PRETTY THINGS IN STOCKS.
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 For Fig 3 fold the handkerchief il2 inches from the edge fl you wish the stock 10 be two i9ches high, as at 2 n Fig. ]. Cut of this strip. narrow y hem on the raw edge, and fold to form the neck piece. For the tab cut aff the borders marked b, beginning at
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-05
Cream for Chapped Hands.

A cream for chapped hands, woich Is also a whiJener is made as fol- lows: One ounce white wax. one ouncs spermaceti one ounce nut oil, all add, ed 10 one-quarter ounce eamphor san. dissolved in one ounce olive oil. Med together and beat 10 q cream Rut into the hands after bathing them in warm water and castile soap. The cure is aided by sleeping in loose ki' gloves after the application. as this prevents the cream rubbing of durine the night; il also causes a slight pe- spiration of the hands. which II whitening.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-05
NEW INDUSTRY FOR WOMEN
Out in California They Get Dish Rags from the Garden Instead of
 from the Stores.

A novel enterprise. that Of rais.ns dish-rags. is being exploited by g number of southern California horti- eulturists. who received the inspira- ton for the scheme from Charles Richardson, whose gardens in Pass- dena are becoming famous for their remarkable productions MT Rich ardson has successfully raised many growths new 10 American soil. and this year is exceeding all his pre- vious triumphs by raising thousand. of dish-rags.
 Last year Mir Riehardson's string beans. which measured 43 inches ia length, created a sir. b.. dish-ra- vines. which. with their pendant dish. rags-twiae about orange trees. pains eyergreens and peach trees. and pses in al the two-story windows. bid fai' 10 win the championship from tht beans
 These dlsA-rass. CT vegstabl. sponges. as they are sometimes called
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-05

A If there is good Inside finish over hand these strips together. as shown in Fig. 3. Otherwise turn the raw edge once as for hemming, and put the two border pieces together with fagoting or some other open stitch Sew the tab to the under part of the stock in the center.
 The neck piece in Figs and is made in the same way. After cutting this of. from the remainder cut the square c, and from that the piece 6. this making the lower part of the dou- ole tab The upper part is shorter and Is shaped like d, which can be cut from the last quarter. Make a neat narrow hem on the raw side edges. put to- gether and sew 0n neck piece as for Fig 8.
 Fig. differs from the others in that the tab is formed of a square whose sides are as long as b. or if shorter lab is liked make the square the size of 6 Fold in cascade form. as shown. and square off the top Neatly hem the raw side edges. and If preferred fold them under out of sight.-Farm And Home