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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24

insen MaHS | Iiaueiota itaar bsiere
enc ban | fin Sorretrirg.
3idoIaS llIrih er en- Banter
8eorio, Su., iom bar giort Ell no'
itrnft 2nnnciorretning paa Sarme
Rortb 9afota / ooer 20 Mar % bar
lat iS beutmoo en- 02iIton Collars
ON garet til fine &Iieuter. San bar
aItio upret en- 8ioneer, bar Inunt fine
genge uo poa be pOerite 8rEnier, men
meo ioa goo Gpnoffab 90 iaaoan
&Iogifab, at ban bar uIortg tabt cit
Gent poo ell Rortb Gafota Rantobti'
CATION.
Nr. 6. 8. Wriier er RrPiibent for
6en Del fieHote % bstt aniee6e 8tn'
ueIbeit Gcuutp Stnte gauf / Decordb,
Soma. San bar pgiau iom Nr. III
rid / 90 Gar pRret en- 8ioneer % bar
enOrul life bapt fit fsrite Sab pno 10
laan paa 6arme. Rr. 8etier ueo.
TANNER fra en- Bdntlte al 8urttcre.
iom bar ppret befieuote for bereS
aIogitab, og 6orii9tigbeo % bGoer'
Iig $nnSel / ooer iemti Mar. 8tn'
neibeif Gountp gnnf blcD oprettet al
bans Gaoer, bar alti6 oPret ct Gaarn
al Stprfe I Sen fiHaucteIe 8erOcu og
enten / cuot @etr eIer goot Betr bar
life 0en minbitc Sfpg9e al RtStanfe
~Itreiiet iorbi Oenne ganf.
0aDnet Solomon 2oeb or ct. iom
ftoar iiuarcieIt bsit, boor Oct fieuScs.
ltSen $enipn iii CmitGnoigbeoernc$
Srpt, ser bar aIori8 u9rct Den lib,
Oa life nogle tuienS Collars fuuOe
faaes al SoIomoH 2oeb, 0eriOm Sif.
ferbeoen bar goo.
Robert Sones, BrPitOeut isr Rro
Riper 8oaeg Rational 9anf | Sarge
90 for Grit Rational 9artf / GoOperS.
topH, Rortb GQtoto, bar oct iii lin
areoit, at ban | be fem itoite Var bar
rtolannt ire 9an9e ida mango Serge
iom noget nnoet 6irmn eler aorpo.
ration | 8riggs Gountp. q. 2. ga
oct er itouttotiteItgt at 6trit Rational
guuf ! SooperStotpn uuoer Sores'
geitoreIie bur oomineret 2aaneior.
retuiusen / BET Gountp. 8ette ifplS.
res belt og boIbent bans Gro paa San.
BET os bans rineIige RaaSe at ortoe
5orretniuger pna. gr. Sores er
grpiibent for WibIano Securitp Com.
pam. % bans Raun er Ell 6orittring
on Selb.
Tr. G. 3. @eiier er 9iceprafiSent
for Reo Riper 8alep Rational 9dnf,
9~r9ioeut for Sirit Rationnl Sont i
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
Rc.ru'ua beifSttcr 6efe
Susbuloniugcn.

SrtoHoiIe. Rinr,, RrriiScut FOR &c.
aurttD State gauf | aenmnre, Y.
0of. % for flere inlaa Banter Der |
Stoten. San fit fin fsrite Sorret'
ningSuoSaunelie i 8inneibeif Gountp
State Pant, 90 set fan meS SanSbeo
iiges ON bant, at ban er til 9gre for
Oct Rnon, ban bGrcr.
Wr. Ben Bear bar anbrogt eli bel
Gel Beuge / gaufattter % 9run6-
eierbom ouer belle Ror0peiteH. San
fom til Gecorab / 1876 mc0 mtn6re
emo ct tuien6 Goaor8. 5Sug regnes
ban meS Rette iom en- AZ be ioltoe ii.
nauSmpuS / 6en Del al 2auoet, Sans
Raon | eubper Erection Gr en- Ga.
ranti for rctte neutrality-suspicious..
Rr. 6re0 u. Srti5. 0eu ueItierote
% popuIrre SaSierer for REQ Rtoer
Guaep Nattonal 8onf, bar boet /
Sarge / mango Mar % er beit anieet
for jim bGberlige 90 iaite aaratter.
Gboma8 9ufer 3r. er en- Gtrett5r
for &e6 @tper 8aaep RatiouaI gauf
% er iaa rel fienOt iom nogen Itano
/ Rortb Iatota, ban bar en- uNitratt
misunderstanding oper belle Sta'
ten % bans Rabn er ct SpHongm for
reoeIig 8an0eI.
Mr. artbur !. anunSien. aOrlpa'
NETS Sefretpr, er CIbite Son til
"TeorubB oiteu"s llOgtUer, ban &c
Sngisrer, og mems ban bar | girf.
iombeO. ooHSt ban fine Sager mes
~uieilbarIig 8iSbeo. 9ette tiIifrepes
at uogIe bans aooe 2pffe. men al
andre bans i6Grbtge grbeioe %
gruu6ige StuOium. % uIeS Senipn til
anrnfter, 3pgtigbeS og bPoerIiJ
SoneIemaaSe fan ban aEortg bIire
dnoet EMO til 9Gre for Sen Rotiouait.
let. iom ban unSertibeu er til5sieIig
til at bruite fig al. aIt / alt er gsio.
LAMB Security GompGrp iammenint
al 9lGno. iom rr iHaucieIt iterfe, SDg.
tige % eriarHe; RpnS. meo bpem
oct er oIStIes trpgt at eisre 6orrst.
ming.
Suer Sdrmer, iOm euifer 1T Ianne
genge eIer GIlifar of foranSre ct
Gam, burSe itraT ifrioe til gliolauS
Secttritu Company, Sarge, q. 9af.
aoupaniet snfer aeenter ! bper 9p
og 9pgS / Rortb Tafota, % fisnt
be iorttr9ffer, at assnterne er San'
fer, nSeIuffer bette BEG life at goSe
NsRnS fan uonQunes. ifiert De life
er 8antierc. aompaEietS aoutcr er
/ Reo Ttoer goIlep Rational Sanf,
Sarge, q. Sut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
GaniIe SubtanerHtfte.

Sc ameritanIte Snbianere pleiebe at male
beres 8prn oeb of fnuie bet melsm TO Ctr
ne. Settle bar &pinbernes Grbeibe. On
npmpbens Sarnter pilSe le aS en- iaabaH
aammelbags Mple-oiIbe life BABE iaaban'
ne primitive MetbpSer paa 5armen. Sn6ias
nerne bapbe inssn anoen RaaSe at ittmrue
oeres Mel, paa, enb at laoe ben Itda / np9et,
til bpae Steoe, Der par | ben tom pp paa
5pppen. 8ptnberue maatte itumme @tsl'
ten faapel ipm meife. Se~lufslsefig Mite
be be iurume 9iber SaIpbeteu af SIsbeu ueb
benne upibsuitabelise Netbpbc.
Gosle Of be 6armere, iom pilbe Ie ue ben
inbianite Rplle, ifummsr beres @sIt-oe
tabor Saiooeien at SIooen-juit ipm
Snbimerns. Mobere Siunruinssnetbpber
er iaa lanst iuruu be sauile, Tom stutioens
Rsner er iorau Subiauernes Steue. On
npmpoeus Sfumninesmaitine er SHARP
LES TUBULAR CREAM SEPARATOR
Zen ~fprbpbler pite bin Meieriiprtjeneite -
Hummer MteIten, ~idainart ben tommer fra
9pen-ejterlaber iriit BARN, ifummet MfIf
for &alpene - fr9per fun at 5fpben tngeS
bort. Sc er i 8rus fra Raine til gaIifor'
nia-ps lanat fprnn Sab % &anber. Spsrs
Sbarples Separator 60. sfter beres tp6elia
%ltrepne, fulSt inuitrerebe &atalOs 30. Z.
271. 5eres abresie er @eitdeiter, 8a.,
eler gbieaso, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24

net foranSerIige 8ctr | @tuter.
maoneSerue er en- al Sc ppritc
6ienSer. mob boiIfe enbper 6arntIie
man fiGmpe.
antnrrb ! Sooebet og SoIiCR er ga
uSbre0t meb ale oeuS ubcbdacItge
Spmptouter at Sorftna, Soiting,
Npitng 90 Shutting.
ct RiobeL iom ptl bun6e ItuSre %
birtbre OiSie Spnebeber, rr al ube.
leIig 8Rrbi for boer GamiIie.
ct faaSant NtSScl er Reruua.
Rangeu Rooer bar opoo9et &c.
r,utas Ieriter life aIeue, noar bun
iclo or ongrebct af en- eaer nnoen
Sorm al aatarrh, men ogiaa hos
9GrneHe.
Sfte for er ct WebIem al Santtlten
IinSret - life fsr bar bets girfuiua
bit fla | ct GilirlOe, isr Oct prspeS |
ct anbet SiliRlbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
neutrality-suspicious..

w2r. 6. q. SoparS, 500 Oneida 8IS.,
Rimneapofis ,@inu., aperterer | bette Ro.
al 8iaSet noset 2artb, Tom ban tiger er
bet aier beoite meb Senipu til Scrbbunb,
g~eltsgenbeo, Rdrteoer, 8linrdt og | ct
ifanbiuaeift Settlement. 2dnbef CT / Bet
itore "Ree glpber" Siitritt, beIisgenoe
meIlem fire af NorbpeiteHs beoite Rartes
Der. 29s aSertisiementet oe "TRIP efter
nnrmere linbrrrstning. Neon "Sscos
rabsRoiten".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
Tdrmtre, gip 9gtt

gi oil benlebe bore 29ieres Spmartiout'
beb paa bet Itberale Silbub fra Cob Gutu
Stpd Spub Co., ct. 8apl, Mtinn, Tom fin
bes / en- anben Spalte | bette 8laS. Sc til
bpber 100 9unb paa Srppe irit % siper p9'
iaa meb bper Seitiuing E n 20 9uab 8ptts
frit. Oct bible pare sobt, ON mango al
bore eaierc bible benptte fig Of bette libe'
rale 3ilbnb. Set pil sipe big G~lnIebnins til
at prppe ct mt, pibenitabsIis tiIbereSt Stpd
Sppb pnn EN- Blnn, ipm life pil tOite big no.
aentina beripm bet life siper forbeIagtise
&efultater.
gip GolS Coin @arerne en- &rpue.
RGpn ~Secorab.G Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
Mioocr og 9attrr
belbrcOet Deb Ge=ru=na.
Scsae leo al 6atarrb |
Sopeoet 90 GaIien. -
3eres GeIbrepelie bar
fnar 90 earig.

gsruno hoISes ium Ell Semitic
meSiein | fIsre Diem enb upsen anStn
Msotein opimeen.
Act idn trnat iises, at tugeu Hle
Sirin upssuituoe frembraai bar pimSet
iaa tor RopuIaritet iom Reruma.
act uulooss, at minoit 10 5nienee
Siem bar geruna Itooig poa SaanS
for SamiIiebrua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
Gtor granS. SoIp screenings.

Stor granb. SoIp screenings.
.bpsninger / Stanbope, en- liben Sp I
Sub for 8ebiter Gin, Soma, neS.
brGnSte / Sreoags. Oct bar belle Ser
|peItre Gel al @pefts Sorretuinssoi.
iom itrse meb. Sabet oiI oreia
tic ON meGem $40, og 100000.
en- brRnoen6e gigorituutp bar Sp.
bnpet I'll belle lllpffen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24

9abtou. Chic. Yrs. Rarp Simpiou.
~alt bar upasieuSe for mig os Sabp,
til ies brliete 5oaiiters @otis Iouu.
tain Sea. 3u ioper @abp soot 90 porsr
Tom ct iIgrGs.- 35 Gents, &c eIer
tablets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
Snnhrehc aar er set ben 2ese Dc

SmnoreSc Var er set Sen 29Se De.
ccrnber 1909. ftbeH Seiifabet for
Rcrges Bel bIeo ititet. ) SEN GIN.
Iebning bar SireftiOuens 1eSIem
@oeseier o. @arfel paataget zig at
uSarbeioe en- Speriist ooer SeIifa6cts
girfombeb fra bets Stiftelie til Ru.
tioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24

Suort eisr man set 0poageIie, at
Geruuu er en- puaEioelig 6omtIiemeoi.
Gin, 900 for gIoOer % Gatter. 6oSer
% Ssn.
Sutct lluSer at ioa mango TsSrs
roier oct. Sntet timber at fna mango
TEbre iritIterer paa at babe oct ! Su.
let.
: mango EomiIier er Set en- bel
Webitinfiitr, iom to8er EamilisSot.
toreuS gla6s / mango al DC tairiaa
tlimattitc Spg0oume ON gtntereR.
Rc'ru'ua beifstter befe
SnsboloHiugen.
8t bar opbeUarGt mango Btbues-
bpro / 2tgbeo meo Wtrs. @etsrers.
81 hsrer BOG life fra en- itor Waiori'
tet al Wsore, Tom bar buut Rutte al
Reruna,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
correspondence

arrrsispnbaneer seen Rasn % asrrsIe sases lfts
tst ninpfe reninn III. be blir life ensans alsn'
ntmfaiis al sashaftiomen. siarnst bill life blise
rHrntiiacisrt, msbniasrs pesspmHeroe Rosrc.
isenerut snIfcr bet. men Ssbafiioaen mac bars
ysapaet % gbresien. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24

strip til Bart Rssipn fntber Sol.
Isss, 5ergus Sails. Mtnn,, efter $50.
lens npe antalOs. ginter. Iermi.
nen beupnber ben Ste December.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-22
THE BUCKET SHOP BILL.
Representative Mccrea. Would Pro
hibit Operating Of Bucket Shops Ii

Representative Mccrea Would Pro-
hibit Operating Of Bucket Shops in
the State. I&S
The following is the gist of Repre-
sentative McCrea's bill to prevent the
operation Of bucket shops and en-
titled: can act to prohibit the max
ing within this state of any contract
or pretended contract to buy or sell
grain, pork, lard or any mercantile or
agricultural products on margins,
without any intention Of future de-
Livery; to prohibit the maintenance
within this state of any store, Office or
other place wherein is conducted or
permitted the pretended buying or
selling of grain, pork, lard or any
mercantile or agricultural products on
margins without any intention of flu
ture delivery, and to provide penalty
therefor" H.. er -. .. >.,....
Section 1. Dealing in options.
Bucket shops: 1t shall be unlawful
for any corporation, association or So
ciety, person or persons to keep
within this state any store, Office or
other place, wherein is conducted or
permitted the pretended buying or
selling Of grains, pork, lard or any
mercantile or agricultural products on
margins, without any intention of flu
ture delivery, whether such pretended
contracts are to be performed within
or without this state; and the keeping
of all such places is hereby prohibit.
ed; and it shall be unlawful for any
person, corporation, association. or so
ciety within this state, to make or en-.
ter into any contract, or pretended
contract, such as is above stated and
referred to, and all such contracts are
hereby prohibited, the intention OF
this act being to prevent and prohibit
within this state the business now en-
gagged in and conducted in places COM
monty known and designated as
bucket shops. Provided, however,
that this act shall not apply or in any
way affect any contract for the actual
buying or selling of any commodity
whatever for present or future deliv
cry, where the actual delivery or re.
ceipt of the thing sold is contemplated
and in good faith intended by either
of the parties to this contract. 3.
Section 2. Penalty Anv person
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-22

Repres entative Streeter of Emmons
county, has a bill in the legisla.
ture to increase the pay of witnesses
from one dollar to two dollars per day
The compensation of one dollar day
for witnesses is purely nominal not
being sufficient even to pay the ordi.
nary expenses of a witness attending
at court. Two years ago the legisla.
ture passed a law increasing the pay
Of jurors from two dollars to three
dollars per day. Probably no one wil>
attempt to explain why a juror is
worth three dollars day and a wit
ness only one dollar. Of course the
work of the witness is not continuous,
but in many cases, with. a badgering
attorney, is more arduous and if pos
sible less pleasant. 1t would seem a
sensible provision that witnesses re-
ceive either no compensation at all
except travelling expenses, doing their
duty out of sense of obligation to
the cause of justice, or else receive
enough compensation to pay their
legitimate expenses for subsistence
while engaged at court. ~ =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-22
a@sssiaIsstD
&Etss

A telegram from Washington says
that the North Dakota historical so
ciety wants the government to set
aside an old landmark near the Fort
BerthOld reservation, being tract of
land embracing about 120 acres. This
is the burial ground of the OLD Man
dan Indian village. 1t may be this
tract is part of the Indian reserva-
ton, and if so it must be obtained
from the Indians by treaty. The Man.
dams were among the civilized Indians
of the early days, and relics of their
superiority over the more warlike
Sioux and other nomadic and preda.
tory tribes are to, be found in their
rude utensils for cooking, their rough
skill in certain metallic and pottery
handiwork, the nature of their. vii.
lagos, the knowledge that they prac
ticed agriculture, and from other
sources. Doubtless another generation
or two. will see many of the remnants
OF life among the Indians disappear
An Indian burial ground preserved as
1t existed in frontier days, would be
an interesting spot to visitors -. II
would of course necessitate appropria
tons from some source for custody
and maintenance, and these sources
OF appropriation are not always fixed
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-22

Resubmission is apparently dead for
the session, although it is corpse
that is often galvanized into a semb-
lance of life after it seems to be down
and out. While there are some dis
tricts Of the state and some parts of
the state in which a well-re gulated,
license system, would be far superior
to the present lax enforcement or nom
enforcement of the prohibition law,
yet majority of the members come
from districts that stand solidly for
the prohibition law. 1t does not seem
likely from the conditions that exist
at present, as though there would be
any change in the present liquor
statute for some years to come. While
it is argued with great deal of force
that it is only fair to permit the peo-
pie of the state to say by voting on a
constitutional amendment how, they
regard the prohibition law, yet on the
other hand it is no more than natural
that the prohibitionists having the law
on the statute books will not willingly
join in an attempt to get it off, or sub
ject themselves to the necessity of
making a campaign to keep it there.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-22

Another question has been raised
regarding the constitutionality of the
law passed at the last session permit
ting vote for the annexation of ,Het-
finger, Dunn and other counties to
Stark. It is reported aScase will be
brought to determine whether the vot-
ing done last November, was in &C.
cordance with the constitutional enact
ment and whether the attempted an
nexation will hold. The question said
to have been raised is. whether the
constitution was complied with in the
title to the bill that was passed, and
several other legal propositions and
contentious will probably be brought
into court. Several attempts have
been made in the last ten or twelve
years to annex this unorganized ter.
ritory to organized territory, but all
of them have failed. Naturally enough
the stockmen who are enjoying the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-22
whather acting infiiYidually or as a

whether acting Individually or as q
member of any copartnership, corpor-
alton, association or society, guilty Of
violating any of the provisions Of this
act, shall upon conviction thereof be
adjudged to pay a fine for each offense
of not less than one hundred dollars
nor more than five hundred dollars,
or be imprisoned in the county jail
not less than thirty days nor more
than one year, or by both fine and
imprisonment at the discretion Of the
court.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-22
The Mandan Pioneer gracefully con

The Mandan Pioneer gracefully con-
cedes to the Washburn Leader the
Office of official estray paper, stating
that it has had the honor and emolu-
ments that go with the job for eight
years which it thinks long enough.
The Pioneer tempers it's congratula-
ticns with the regret that the pay de-
rived from the counties is not enough
to pay composition of bills, admitting,
however, that the honor compensates
for whatever deficit there may be.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-22

lighter taxes in these unorganized
counties do not desire to come into
an organized county to help pay the
additional burdens. This may not be
exactly in accord with the ideal public
spirit. but it certainly is in accord
with human nature.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-22
The Bis,narfk Tribune.
eY N. n. JEWELL.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.


Published every afternoon, except Sunday,
at Bismarck, North Dakota, is delivered by
carrier to all parts of the city at SO cents
per month, or Sc per year. The daily sent
co any address in the United States or
anada, postage prepaid, Sc per year; S. for
six months; $3.50 for three months.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday; eight pages, con-
tanning summary of the news of the week
local and foreign-particular attention being
lad to state news. Sent to any address,
postage paid, for 81 for one year; so cents
for six MONTHS 25 cents for three months.
The Bismarck Tribune is the oldest
newspaper in the state-established June IL,
1873. It has wide circulation and is a
desirable advertising medium. Being pub.
Eshed at the capital of the state it makes a
feature of state news, of semi-oficial char
acter, and is therefore particularly interest
ing to all who desire to keep the run of state
affairs-political, social and business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-22

Under the Streeter resolution copies
of all bills and journals are now. being
mailed to each regularly published
newspaper in the state. Work of mail
ing has now begun and each paper. in
the state will from now on, receive
these documents regularly.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-22

or certain. There are many HISTORICAL
spots that might be preserved for the
contemplation of future generations,
but it is not always practicable or
possible to obtain the necessary finan-
cial consideration.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-22

For sale lot of new misfit carpets OF
various sizes and prices. But all cheap.
Also new rugs from Sx6 to 10x1S tt.
in size, all new and the best at prices
that will surprise you at Faunce's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-22

Oysters. CLAIMS, Holsters and game
coated to order and served In faultless
style at the Roanoke Cafe in the
Roanoke"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-22
APPROPRIATION FOR LINCOLN.
Senator Hansbrough Trying to Get
100000 for Fort Lincoln.

SSHdtO1 TIuH0D' 0u 9HI 81 : ! } '''S y S4Se
100000 for Fort Lincoln.
The people of North Dakota have
an interest in the military appropria-
ton bill now before congress mas
much az Senator Hansbrough has Of
fered an amendment authorizing the
expenditure Of 100000 for the contin-
uation of improvements at Fort Lin
coin. A vote on the bill was expected
in the senate yesterday but action was
postponed.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-07-20
MAKING THE MOUTH CURVE
The Mother Can Do Much to Correct
in Childhood Physical Imperfec-
tons of Her Daughter.

"A child's mouth, if inclined to sag
can be massaged upward a little al
the corners. A little thin massage
cream should be used. 1t will make
the skin fairer and more supple, and
will not be in any way injurious. In,
deed, it preserves the tone of the flesh
this daily application of skin food to
the face, says a writer in the Chicago
Tribune.
Massage the corners of the mouth
upward once a day, and you will find
tina pretty soon the mouth will begin
to curve naturally, and the appearance
will be a thousand times improved.
"A child's hair can be encouraged
to grow down on the forehead. If 9
little oil is massaged into the roots Of
hair, along the line of the forehead, il
will encourage the hair to grow. There
are a few things to be remembered by
the woman who is trying to make a
child over into a professional beauty
And they are rules which can be ap
piled to grown persons, as well as
children.
IF the hair grows too high on the
forehead, rub the roots with sweet oil
every night.
: Never use more than six drops OF
oil for the entire forehead.
Never brush the hair back from
the forehead. Draw it gently bach
with the finger tips and with a soft
brush.
Don't pull the hair. Better let il
snarl.
"Try not to wet the roots of the hair
any oftener than necessary. Washing
the hair is a foe to heavy hair.
"Use a little hair tonic once a week
to keep it from growing thin back OF
the ears and in the back of the neck.
Don't let your hair get gray. Treat
the roots, if a grownup person. If a
child's hair, treat the roots to keep it
from getting thin.
Never braid or twist the hair tight
ly. Never wear the hair the same
more than two days in succession.
And in case of a child's hair. braid it
different ways on successive days,
The strain must never come upon the
same spot twice.
Treat the feature and the hair
daily. 1t is time well spent.
ITO improve the general looks, here
are directions for the day. Follow
them as regularly as you sleep. They
take in the whole c~ountenance:
Massage the orner of the mouth
l. they droop.
"Straighten the line of the eyebrows.
press back the ears. Don't pull
them, but keep them laid back fiat
to the head.
Work upon the cheeks to keep
them round and firm"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-07-20
WOULDN'T HAVE 1T KNOWN.
Nan Didn't Sign Check Because His
B~enefaetions Were Done
Secretly.

Four or FIVE ladies hustled into Mr.. Ms
private office the other day, relates the
Chicago journal.
What can | do for you, LADIES'" he
asked, pleasantly.
Why, Mr.. M" began one OF the Wis.
itors, we are taking up a subscription,
and We know You wouldn't like it If we
dion give you an opportunity TO sub
scribe"
Mr.. NJ. bowed graciously and asked:
And the object? OF course, it is a
worthy one, or you would not be inter
ested in it."
Yes, sir" replied the s-pokeswoman;
we think it a very worthy object. 1t
Is 10 build a home for aged and INDECENT
widows"
Excellent! Excellent! l shall take
pleasure IN making you out a check"
Oh. how lovely you are, Mr.. NJ" ex-
claimed the spokeswoman, when she re-
eeived the bit of paper and read the
amount $500. oh, we didn't expect to
get that much from you! We are ever
so much obliged"
so good OF him!" and similar ex-
Carnations were heard as the check was
passed around for the admiration OF the
party.
But, Mr.. M" said the lady who hand
led the check last, you haven't signed
it."
That is because l do not wish my
benefactions known to the world" said
MIR. M, modestly. Il wish to give the
check anonymously" And he bowed the
ladies out with great dignity.