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The Washington times., 1905-10-29
HEALTH AND BEAUTY ADVICE
BY MRS. HENRY SYMES.

of quite a number of light freckles,
which the trial of my life | have
tried nearly all of the remedies you have
given, but 10 no purpose They will not
depart from me. So ] thought perhaps
a steady use OF your lemon and glycerine
lotion and cucumber cream would be of
some benefit, and would you kindly give
me some rule for every day? Would
you massage the face with the cream
at night and put the lotion tlemon) on
In the morning, after washing the face,
or would you use the lemon lotion al
Also. IN ste, niu5, tic iL;r, * you gave
in last weeks paper would that be good
10 remove freckles and, also, would the
cucumber cream be right TO massage the
face with after steaming. or would Or
ange-tiower cream be better for that?
POLLY.
/ am giving you formula that has been
successful in obstinate cases. The Gu
cumber cream Is a lotion to soften a: y
cream is also good for this and, In iddi-
uon, is skin food.
ORANGE FLOWER CREAM
White wax, / ounce; spermaceti. 1
ounce; lanolin, ounces: cocoanut OIL .
ounces; orange-fiower water. 2 ounces;
oil of sweet almonds ounces; tincture
of benzoin, 30 drops
Melt the first five ingredients together
Take of the fire and heat until nearly
cold, adding little by little the benzoin,
and lastly orange-fiower water
OBSTINATE FRECKLEs
oxide Of zinc. n dram; subiodide ~
The Washington times., 1905-10-29
To Keep Complexion Fair.

have been a reader OF your health
and beauty column for some time. but
nave never written to you before
Would you please publish in next
week paper something TO make the
SKIN My white. but will not in any
old, and have the best of health, but
my face is thin and brown. A great
part OF IL may be due to being in the
sun, as 1 live on a farm and am out
tp'ii 81 Ioors great deal l have few
blackheads. which annoy me a great
deal
Also the formula 10 make the hair
grow thick: ! have dark brown hair.
20 dye IL. Could l put anything in the
other formula to make il grow dark?
GRATEFUL
1t will be difficult to keep your COM
plexion fair if you are out OF doors
much OF, the time. unless you care to
wear heavy veil. Should not think
You would object to a good. healthy
color However, you can help matters
by rubbing the skin with cucumber
cream and busting It over with a good
powder before exposure to the sun
The quinine tonic VIII be good for your
hair.
QUININE HAIR TONIC.
Sulphate of quinine, one dram: rose
water. three ounces; dilute sulphurtc
acid. fifteen minims: rectified spirits
two ounces. Mix, then further add
Glycerine, one-quarter essence royale
or essence musk. five or six minims
Agitate until solution is complete Ap-
ply TO the roots of the hair every day
recipe for growing eyebrows. and please
tell me if you think II possible for the
eyebrow TO grow again after having
been taken off? l had the misfortune
to hurt my eye and forehead getting
on a car. which took half the eyebrow
Off MILDRED
The Washington times., 1905-10-29

main, it will swell up again and hurt like
everything
Trusting that you can give me some
information in regard 10 this nuisance,
as l am a stenographer and IL annoys
me terribly to have my face breaking
out all the time l am steady reader
of your columns. J. NJ B.
The first step toward improving your
complexion will be TO improve your
health Pimples are an outward indica-
ton of some inward disturbance, and
until this is righted they viii continue
to dl3fgure your face. The cream for
which formula is given is an excellent
healing agent, but it cannot prevent the
temperance of the eruption. FIRE.
Quently pimples are due to digestive
trouble; in this case careful diet is nee
sary, with plenty of fresh air and ex-
ercise For the freckles, try the glycer-
inc and lemon lotion so frequently pub
lished in this department
FOSSATI CREAM FOR PIMPLES
Lanolin, grams; sweet almond oil. 8
grams; sulphur precipitate, IS grams;
oxide OF zinc. 21s grams; extract of vio-
let, 10 drops.
each pimple-
The Washington times., 1905-10-29
Scanty Brows.

If you massage the parts where the
eyebrows do not grow with a good skin
food daily. and apply the ointment given
below. you will soon notice the desired
Improvement.
OINTMENT FOR SCANT EYEBROWS
VaSeline. two ounces; tincture Of can
tharides, one-eighth ounce; oil of Law
ender. fifteen drops; oil of rosemary,
fifteen drops.
Mix thoroughly. Apply to the eye
brows with a tiny tooth brush once a
day until the growth is sufficiently stfm-
ulated: then less often
This ointment may be used for the
eyelashes also. In this case ii should
be very carefully applied IT will in
flame the eyes. as any oil will III II
gets into them
The Washington times., 1905-10-29
To Keep the Hair Light.

In last weeks paper l found sham
poo that you gave to Daisy in answer
TO her question for something that
would make the hair lighter | took the
clipping out OF the paper. but in some
way / have lost II. and l want TO know
IL you will kindly send the recipe to me.
think IL contained. among other in
gradients, carbonate of soda" VIII
you tell me whether you think that soda
in any form Will injure the hair, II used
of course. with discretion? / have heard
that IL would. but would like to have tn,
opinion of an authority on that subject.
/ have been washing my hair with
sage tea, and find that IL has turned II
quite lot darker so that IL has lost the
golden glints that IL had, and so / want
TO get something to remedy that trouble,
II IL will do the work without injury.
The shampoo for keeping the hair
light is perfectly harmless, II used IN
moderation-that is. not more than once
IN two weeks.
SHAMPOO.
Potassium carbonate. ! ounce: ammo
MIA water, 1h ounces; tincture Of can
tharides, drains; bay rum, ounces /;
alcohol, ounces; water, ounces.
Dissolve the potassium carbonate in
water and add the remaining ingredients.
Rub well into the roots. Rinse thor
oughly in several waters. then dry care
fully.
The Washington times., 1905-10-29
Annoying Pimples.

Would you kindly tell me through Your
column what would be a sure cure for
blackheads. freckles ana pimples. The
pimples l have on my face seem to be
different from what l read about in your
column, and l have tried so many rene
dies without any relief.
The pimp.es come wi5h,n an hour or So
First. they swell up and Itch, and when
/ take a needle and prick them. some
white thick stuff comes out. If il is ali
pinched out they will heal up in a few
days; but IL a portion is allowed to re-
The Washington times., 1905-10-29
Hair on Upper Lip.

Can you give me a recipe for remov-
ing hair from the upper lip (mustachel
without resorting TO electricity? I
would be very grateful to you II you
can advise OF something TO do. A \.
A liquid depilatory may be obtained
from any druggist which will remove
the hair from the lip, but not perma-
nentFy If il is dark, bleaching with
peroxide of hydrogen will make IL less
notfcea bic.
The Washington times., 1905-10-29
Ye MoHen Lead.

Hold In one hand a door key. With
the other hand pour melted lead from
an iron spoon through the handle of the
key into cold water The lead will take
strange shapes, indicating the profess
sion or the girls future husband. A
fessional man, a ship for the navy.
The Washington times., 1905-10-29

glycerine. IL drains.
Spread the paste upon the freckles at
night before going TO bed. In the morn
ing remove what remains with q little
powdered borax and sweet oil
The Washington times., 1905-10-29

saucer and apply with a soft cloth
When this is dry rub in small guam
lily of lanolin.
The Washington times., 1905-10-29
Line Between the Eyes.

Would you kindly tell me just how
to massage two lines between the eyes?
If it is necessary TO massage every
night; if SO. how long? Also some toilet
water TO put on the face after using
cream as my skin is a little inclined TO
be oily. +. NJ. I.
To affect this obdurate line you must
adopt persistent and repeated squeez-
ing. pinching. and twisting of the flesh
between the fil:S Sers. Set some number,
say 1ca and TO every wrinkle apply leo
manipulations each sitting. Be careful
not to bruise the flesh nor abrade the
skin. For the first few days treat the
face in this way two or three times
daily. devoting about twenty minutes 20
the operation each time, using a good
face cream
II your skin is oily, wash the face
with clear warm water after apDlying
face cream. then pat all over with any
good toilet water and dust over with
powder afterward-
The Washington times., 1905-10-29
Stubborn Freckles.

am steady reader. have a good,
smooth complexion, with the exception
The Washington times., 1905-10-29
To Bleach the Skin.

Will you please give the proportions
of lanolin and peroxide to use as a
bleach for hands and face? @. NJ. B.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-09-13

st. Petersburg Sept. g-The Vistula
river districts we're officially declared
Co De threatened with CHOLERA and in-
spectoa posts we've ordered 70 be es-
taonsaed az various points with a view
20 preventing the importation OF the
disease
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-09-13

Montgomery. Ala. Sept. 1.-THE
quarantine declared by the state board
Of health Of Alabama against the en-
Tire state Of Florida was modified so
as to apply only to Santa Ross coun-
ty, Florida. on account Of It's proximity
10 Pensacola
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-09-13
TEACHERS MEETING
At East Stone Gap Saturday
Sept. 10.

lol5 A M-Goverumeut.
IsI Little things that annoy The ieach-
er and how to treat them.-M. A. Riggs
.bI School mauagement.-S. L.
smyth.
tcl The personality Of the teacher
versus that OF the ehild.-Mrs. sheppe.
lal Purpose Of government.-Miss
Thrift
fel That bad bow Kelly.
(l That good boy.-Mr. Young.
2P. MI Method
la) The fundamentals Of good teach
er-J. c. Orr.
(bl ndividualism as hindranee to
school work.-w. II. wsmpler
,el How to teach reading John Hale
Larry
(dl LaHguage.-Miss Loala Moore.
(e) Pereentage.-C. y. Chapman.
sP. NH. operation.
tal The State Corporation Assoeia.
tion--F. B. Fitzpatrick.
(b) What We can do.
W j Davis.
J. X. Dodge,
and others.
...a f>...r.;tt..
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-09-13

Dauvilie. Va. Sept s.-Flre ia the
tobacco district destroyed three build
ings. entailing a loss which VIII ex-
oeed 100000 The principal losers
were J. B. Anderson & Co. G. &. Dnla.
OF New York. Chalmers Patterson and
Mrs Allen Paften.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-09-13

Kelee. Russia, Sept. because Of
the outbreak OF Asiatic cholera in the
Mielic district Of Calicia the governor
has ordered that measures be taken to
prevent the disease crossing the Aus
TRAN border.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-09-13
NORTON NEWS.

This Department is under the
management OF Mr.. p. D.
FanoVer, who is authorized
to receive subscriptions and
embellishments for the POST
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-09-13

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-06
cHAUrAuQuA OPENING.

The opening of the second Chautau-
qua in the city Of Gainesville, on
Wednesday, March ], 1905, must have
been very gratifying to Dr. Clarence B.
Strouse, the promoter, and who has
labored so earnestly to make it the sue
cess its opening promises. The people
in large numbers turned out to be
present at the first entertainment, and
IL is plain to be seen that the best of
our citizens, both in the city and
those residing in the surrounding
towns and country, are in accord with
the enterprise, and will do their share
to maintain it with their patronage
Through the persistent efforts Of the
reverend Doctor Gainesville is now
well established as a chautauqua city,
and as the name is considered all over
the land as Synonymous with that Of
refinement and uplifting and whole
some entertainment, we should all feel
a sense Of satisfaction at being re-
garded as a city of the class we are
thus placed in before the land.
The diversified program cannot help
but please all classes who would de-
sire wholesome entertainment, and
there is no doubt but that each year
the Gainesville Chautauqua will grow
better and better, until it will take it's
place way up to the top Of all, and to
DR.. strouse be the glory Of all our
greatness, with the aid of our enter
prising citizens.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-06
LONG MAY HE WAVE.

The people OF Marion county have
been very busy for the past three or
four weeks drumming up candidates TO
make the run at the special election for
the position OF State Senator, to fiji the
place OF Hon. G. NJ Brown, not yet
made vacant by his resignation, but
who is said to have emulated the ex-
ample OF the late lamented James G.
Blaine and writ" a letter, without the
added postscript OF "burn this"
They have found a number who are
willing TO offer themselves up on the
altar of the Twentieth district, COM
prising Marion and Sumter, and the
last named county has some. But II.
w. Long, when asked to make the sac
Tifice, declared he was otherwise en-
gaged-had other businesson his hands,
and so Mr.. Long goes on record as de-
clining the honor that the people de.
sired TO bestow on him Few men in
this or any other commonwealth OF the
forty-six would pass up such an oppor-
tunity simply because he would rather
hold the place OF county commissioner
and help make good roads" But Mr..
Long is the one man, at least, who has
the interests Of his county at heart,
and when he has the good roads all
completed he should be given ride
over them In an auto to the State
capitol.
Long may he wave.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-06

debtedness and escape obligations
which should have been met, and they
have succeeded in bringing the law into
discredit among those thus indicted.
But to condemn it on these grounds
alone would be manifestly unfair.
Remedial legislation is rarely such that
the benefits conferred on the many
cannot be abused by few, yet to seek
the repeal of all measures that operate
in this manner would result in wiping
a considerable proportion of the stat
ntes OF the books
There is no apparent desire on the
part Of any considerable number of
honest business men who want only
fair dealing between debtor and cred
itor that the law should be repealed.
1t has received the Endorsement Of the
leading legal and commercial organ
izations of the country. 1t is far from
a perfect measure, yet of undeniable
merit, and its repeal would be a step
backward
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-06
ENIeMAs % JuRY TRIALs.

Every day there turns up in some
part of the country one Of those enig-
mas that cause the people to wonder
at the peculiarities Of the average
jury, and when the jury in the case Of
the negro, Gus Mashby. charged with
the inhuman murder Of Ed Parr, an
other negro Of a similar hue, brought
in verdict Of guilty and asked for
clemency at the hands of the judge in
the circuit court Tuesday, look of dis
gust was quite visible on his honest
cOuntenance.
The evidence showed a most de-
PRAYED nature on the part of the crimi-
nal at the bar Of justice, and his past
record was one of crime, yet he was
thrown on the mercy of the court, and
for what good reason it is beyond the
power Of many who know the facts to
solve.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
o. S. Land once at Gainesville, Fl

U. S. Land once at Gainesville. Fla.
March /, 1906.
Notice IS hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions OF the Act of Congress Ot
June 3, 1873, entitled An Act for the sale OF
timber lands In the States OF California Ore
gon Nevada, and Washington Territory" as
extended to al the public lard states by Act
ot august ., 1892, James w. Douglass Of Grady
county OF Lafayette, State OF Florida. has
THIS aay hiee In this once his sworn statement
10. l9l for the purchase OF the Lot OF Sec
ton NO. ], In Township No s., Range No b
~ ana win o1er proof 70 show that the land
sought Is more valuable for its timber or stone
IMAM Tor agricultural purposes, and TO estab-
nsl bis claim 70 said land before Register and
hccelye' at Gainesville, Florida on MOndav,
the sth day OF Nav, 1908.
He names as witnesses G. C. Hathcox {.
itatch Bend, Fla; O. A. Howell OF HATCH
Cribs OF Grady. Fla
Any ana gu persons claiming adversely the
lands are requested TO t.e
tneH claims in this ONCE on or before said s-a
day Of May, 1905
pa w. G. ROBINSON. Register
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-06

The sun Is adding new names TO its
already large subscription list every
day aud the advertisers are becoming
aware Of che fact that 70 they want 20
reach the people they can 10 60
through les columns Every pos,ofiee
ia che county hRs a humber OF sub.
scribou and the ls,s are all Increasing
The Sun publishes more state news
items than sny paper Loo Florida. aod
people who are intersied .n ihelr own
State want The SEN, Those iu other
States who want Florida news m1st
have TIE Sun The Sun has now bs.
come utcesFiir WthCU Bee rsts
ttere would bc litilc orno bfe,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-06

The dispatches recite the details of
the tranier Of the Santa Fe system to
the Rockefeller interest and thus the
last independent line is no more. IL
gives tho Rockefeller interest direct a
total OF 72,6i0 miles, representing IN
stocks and bonds 1895 10000 They
ROW control from the Missouri TO the
Pacific and from Mexico to the north
ern border except the holdings OF Jim
Hill. In three years, probably, all the
steam aud electric roads will be under
one management.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-06
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Horse Ran Away With Archer Lady
Resulting in Most Painful Injury.

Horse Ran Away With Archer Lady,
Resulting in Most Painful Injury.
Information has been received in
this city to the effect that day or two
recently there was a serious runaway
at Archer, in which Mrs Fry sustained
painful injury.
The lady was driving in spring wap.
on when the horse became frightened
and made sudden dash, Mrs. Fry in
the meantime losing control of the
lines. The horse ran the vehicle into
the steps at J. K. Tuten's store, the oc.
cupant being thrown out and the wag.
on upturned upon her. She was pick.
ed up in an unconscious condition and
taken to her home, where medical at
tention was summoned.
While the injuries are quite painful,
the physician anticipates no serious re-
suits, which will be gratifying informs.
ton,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-06

Among the matters that SHOULD be
settled before next Fourth OF july bv
some OF the papers throughout the
State are the following; Did the frost
nlure the ,urnip crop Of Florida? win
it pay 60 drain The Evergladesg Isthe
railway 10 Key West a feasible propo-
sltlons Was Judge Swayne railtyg
Why not hold fair 40 Jacksonville
and Tampa, IL they want themg Thee
Questions should be settled before tho
Legislature begins It's sessions so the
proceedings viii not De crowded out.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-06

Under ana by virtue OF an execution issue'
out OF the Circuit Court. Eighth judicial Clr'
cut or Florida, iu and Tor Alachua count.
sad directed 90 an and every the sheriIs OF t-s
state or Florida, j, J.. w. Fenneu. as shcr
OF halu county, have levied upon and viii sell.
before the court house door in Gaiuesyile
Alachua county, Florida. On Monday. the 3
gay or Aprll. 1905. between the legal houTs %.
e4le, 20 the highest and best bidder thereto.
ior cash. the following described real estate.
slItu9ted, ying and being in Aluchua COUNTY
Florida, t0wiI
Commencing at the Southeast corner %.
section p, Township TO- Range %. thence rsl
couth on East Inc % Section s. Township D.
hanEe % eleven hundred { sCVeuty-t
lllt-l ieet % "a stake on the North side oi
foA4' thence run along North side ol sa.
road South ~ degrees 50 miu1tcs West C1.
thousand two Oo03l feet So nn iron posi- ltH'
Nuetlefn corner OF 81 4. q ~. III il l1ulf on.
h2.nt ~ BEGINNING o. thc lard herein conyel-
CO.. tneAcc run south % degrees io mln1tl..
NJ csl litl iaol feet 90 an iron post. thclc.
run south & degrees fa uinues West tF'
hNhlred ninety -eiEht t1lsl ft along the wc>le-.
t4A Nofth - degrees - minptcs. Ncsi ~.
hundred ttirty tfn feet to a STAKE on tl
t-et euc pl tno hueaT Point rua0- tic
lsn NQfth edefrees. East along che kast 81,
20 stake thcrce ruu East Two hundred
entl -ole CAD fees go a stake tleuce ~
south la ocFrces 81 minutes. Easf three
l5el alnety I'VE ls5l feet % che po.qt az
lcss. AQfethfr Win On and singular t1c fe
nehts. hereflitaucuts and aprIrfcnalce.
ne sane pelons.ns or in alIuEe appeli
saii property being leHed upon as che rr-.-
eFil OF a. =. Baird to satisfy srd cErclL.1-
.alor ne state 90 flonla. COG ne
leae.t ~ Al4chla coartgi a1d lea.rs. p
,ota.-e o1rd M israel 81 P1tnan
~. H fENNLa.r
A shrr cl A.aeaaa coariy Flgl-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-06

Il is calculated that the natural gas
burned in the United States in one
year would fll, at the average density
ana pressure, a pipe iorty-nine feet in
made diameter, extending around the
world az the equator. Il would eooaI
the contentsof reservoir mile square
and a mile and siE-tenihs in HEIGHT
It's heating value is reckoned ne about
equivalent 10 100000 tons OF GOOD
coal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-06

Gov B,oward on Wednesday issued
"a commission certifying his appoint
ment OF Hon. James p. Taliaferro as
United States Senator from Florida for
the ad interim term. Mr. Taliaferro's
commission expires on March 4th, and
no provision is made for reelection
until the meeting Of the Legislature in
April except by appointment by the
Governor, which was promptly made.
Gov. Broward by urtesy appointing
Mr. Taliaterro 10 an the ad interim
term Tallahassee Capitol.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-06
WILL INSPECT GUARDS.
Adjutant-ceneral Foster and Col. Mo-.
veil 10 be Here TUESDAY.

"
Acknowledgement Foster Of the Flo.
ida State Troops and Colonel Norpsn
OF The United States Army, will arr.
in the city Tuesday for the purpose q,
inspecting the Gainesville Guards
Captain @. r. Layton, commando,
the company, is very DESTROYS Of mai
ing fine appearance. and has issued
the following order:
Pursuant to General Orders No
Company H, 2nd Infantry, will bein,
specled by the Adjutant-Gene and
Colonel s. T. Norvell, U. S. A., retired
on Tuesday March Z, 1905.
blue uniforms, caps, leggins, white
standing collars, white gloves and
black shoes. will be worn.
"The Company will assemble 3,
1880 p, m.
"No excuse for absence from tbi,
ceremony viii be accepted after same
is over, bat it must be presented and
acted upon before assembly.
Enlisted men must see that they
are fully equipped, and all articles re.
CURED must be obtained from the
Company Commanders before March Z
20 r. LAYTON,
Captain Commanding"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-06
Ministerial Association.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Ministerial Association will be held on
Tuesday afternoon, March 7, promptly
at ? O'Clock, in the rectory study Of
Holy Trinity Church.
All members are urged not to fail ia
attending, as a full report of the relig-
ious causes of the city will be made,
together with other important busi-
ness. I. p. HAY, President,
f. PREscoTT BULLOCK, Secretary.