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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19

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ftrebten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19

Magbeburg. u. Bedmann be-
sins tiirsli9 iein Flbernes Snbildum
ala eriter Rir4enoisner unb 3cbtens
GRADER Der 5sil. 9eif9emeiuoe. Sbm
purb.n aus bieiem Qnlab piele @lidz
piinlde nno Id0ne 4pSsbinot bon
Utreinen. Greunben unb @efunrten
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14

dress, advocated William Jenning,
Bryan for the mex, democratic presi.
dental candidate and urged the mem.
ber Of the organization to assist in
the establishment Of club work in be-.
half Of Bryan.
Harry W Walker, chairman Of the
executive committee, spoke along the
same lines a. Hoge.
II was voted that committee be
appointed, 90 consist Of 5000 demo.
cratic commercial travellers, to be
known As the Travellers Commit.
tee 1t was pointed out that the
member. in their journeys over the
I1Itci State, will distribute litera.
iurg and organize Bryan clubs. It
fa, also voted 20 establish a "record
bureau" in which articles attack.
ing trusts will be kept to be reprint.
cd in pamphlet form for distribution
AZ the mectin, It was decided 10
give q dinner AZ least once each
month 90 which democrats OF promi
ncrco will be invited.
u was announced that Bryan would
be invited TO be the guest at the first,
Of these dinners.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14
ATULSANS MOTHER WRITES INTEREST.
INGLY OF THE BEAUTIES OF CALIFORNIA

Hss Meme E..- -l--,a.-s .-.E.-s
-.s -.;l-.- -a.s i.=z.s-. .l-l.
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-l.-. .. A--1.-a- a..- ..E l-5 ,-s-
.gs d.. --.,-=---- We passed
--.--s- .r- ;---=.. a- .-r say. 5-:
-.-z..s ,-- rl. --- -.--.-- 10 and
--. zE1.Z t1s -----z.-s, EaE.- ?
ag -..-f curve. z- s.-= places
la, .i : q l:i.s ,ry.1g o. nervous
r= f- p-- --z.- Ezs .-s--z Ea1
.s.- :-r q ---1-- ~ boar, 60 &C.
ey1-i o.: ir1s1; -.E.1. a5sal ot -,
-.---- ~ ,-- track, --. E- --a..y
--.s- safely 10 LIS A---.=, E-sre
.a .,1- .F.=l Re5's shilling face IL
.-r-. Wa r--- Er1 -- 20
.- -.ari.-g places. H-. Ez-.-
away .a s- B--E-- I'LL. A.
The --E- .aE E E--- ne
Balloon Route .r--.-." which
.a- ...- z people 90
.-g .-r1-s- .lz -v and 90 -l= #..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14
GOV. ODELL IS
A WISE GAzEBO
TERMS NEW YORK REPUBLIC.
AN CAMPAIGN AsISIEE.
HE WASN'T CONSULTED
Consequently the Whole Ting Wen.
KsrsmAsh - Says Bryan Hearst
Combine Will Be Disastrous.

Ns~ York, Nov l3-B. B. Odeu.
former governor and e1-eaa.rnaz OF
Tie republican state ee1ira. commit
lee said today tia: the management
Of lLe republican state campaign was
the most as.ails" ina, be ever Knew
Tie whole state ticket, -e said, Nigh.
Il,. a, wei. have been elected. As
the result Stands. j. looks Ike a dem
9era..e victory and leaves the repuo-
Ieal party .l bad shape, with i1s u4-
..l.. campaign .u.-- 5l. Tie re-
plb!cal,, be declared, made DO cam
qa.sa a. all, but pu. it onto the
shoulder, " Hg-4e,.
81 heard absolutely nothing about
any state campaign up my way -e
said We didn't know there was
headquarters down mere. vas not
notified oi anything tina, was going
90.
Ny advice vas never asked once.
Many o., my friends all over the state
had the same experience
Even when Hughes vas touring
NY county, I vas not notified or con-
suited. I vas no, informed Of the
smallest detail.
The people OF this state have al
WAYS resented tie interference Of the
presider, OF the United States in their
campaigns. They have done so since
the days Of Dewitt Clinton. I think
tina, the interference Of President
Roosevelt did more harm than good.
u do not wish 70 appear in the
role Of general critic Of the conduct of
tae campaign. 51t. SO lar as I am
able 90 make GUT there was no real
gsmrai-u W Use was made 5i .te
record Of the republican party. It
0a. al. ease a- personalities be-
tween ile candidates for governor" "
Oiel. said that Hearst was greatly
strengthened O., q poli;iea. factor by
ai, campaign and that while be- might
a0, be- elected president. he was
factor 20 be reckoned with in the fu-
,ure. lie said tia; the combination
Of BRYAN and Hearst would be a hard
one for the republicans to beat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14
Fancy Skaters Matched.

st. Louis, No. Nov l3,--Jim Jen-
nings, the western champion, and Al.
bert Cookson, tie champion English
skater will this evening contest the
first of series of three races for a
purse of $500 Today's race will be
at enc mile, and the following con.
tests, on Thursday and Saturday, at
tHo and three miles respectively
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14
METHODIST CONFERENCE


speaker ot a,aas ara %. South.
sm .r. ..- s .as .- u..aHel
b. H ......'... t.a...a.
pr.. ~.... r0.e.
combined t. graceful ga.ure.
make. 10. address powerful and e1r-
unnng hr Roper b.. pastor ot a
,.r a-r e..u. 1... appearance
and rn1.r.r There age tH1
caa-e.e .. t.. South Methodist faith
il N.-,...e tas Frt ..lu. and
tas sr PH.. church There D. 900
repre-ea'a'iaa ~ che northern per
sla..oa ~ fre church Rev Roper
say. that 'au etlrcte- Orc necessary
in Musnssr goo cover 'ae field Rev
Roper due. not anticipate that hc
VII. Boz removed '1 another field. He
bas been boo Nu-kogee for tao year
ln speaking 90 a reporter for the
World last night. Rev Roper said
that be did not believe the matter OF
uniting the North and the South
ehurche. Of the Methodist faith would
be broachod A. 'h.. conference
"There has never been any serious
step taken in that direction. Bui
there will probably this be done a,
the conference a committee of FIVE
will be- chosen 20 consult with like
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14
Completes Investigation.

San Francisco, Nov. 13.-Secretary
Metcalf has concluded the work Of
investigating the alleged exclusion Of
japanese children from the public
schools Of this city, and will report
his findings to the government officials
at Washington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14
Michigan Sunday Schools.

Jackson, Mich, Nov. l3.-The state
Sunday school association opened IL,
annual convention here today with
abou, 200 delegates from all over the
state in attendance The meeting will
close Thursday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14
Implement Dealers Meet.

Omaha, Neb., Nov. l3.-The Eebras-
ka and Western Iowa Retail Imple-
ment Dealers association began it's
annual meeting here today. Over q
hundred delegates are present.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14
BRYAN GETS ENDORSEMENT.


New York, Nov. l3.-At a meet.
ing OF The Commercial Travellers An.
ti-Trust League today, William HoQe,
president Of the League, in an ad-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14

tne-1s 1ays called o. 1. Y5lg father
Ia, 5-s- around q good deal be i
feeling 1-e and : Es- pleased s.;a
ssyy!ta--g, especially S1.1 alHse41
-.l moving ere. DE ,-.-Es Rob
made god s-1.ee .L buying ,-s and
.y. .-. -z1el. and b, taxing grea,
.1.sres. .- zee E.rs tie Z -oE pre-
par-s tie yr11z5 :or setting on,
cabbage plants. and making winter
garden. I-s ,-sss are young, JUS.
..- -.---. 5-I J-eg l4ye made q
splendid zrgsil. and - have tie
s.a-r.. ~ al.ca We have quite 3 va
re.y. I-s house IS ueg and Is really
urea better than / expected 70 ind.
Ns all 5--l 81 addition 70 u 2s
sJoa as Ee car
N- have -'e- and summer here
every day. 4 fire in TIE heater .s
almost indispensable evenings and
-1.l... 1.. 5y 1rr1. -1e ,LeI0n-
-.sr 1z. registered from - % 90 de-
gress nearly every day since We have
been here. IT, atmosphere is yer!
clear and J .l.Ls we have tie
5-.-,=,. sunshine ! ever saw.
rather s-.9y O cloudy day now and
then. s.. that I can view ,-e sl-.
rounding, T;E9-. ll--.-- my eyes
Tie mountain, .o1s 81 near. .la- il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14
| CAN SELL
Your Real Estate or Business

No Matter Where Located
Properties and Business of all kind,
sold quickly Cor cash in all parts OF
the United States. Don wait. Writ,
.oday describing what you have t.
sell and give cash price on same
II You Want 10 Buy
any knd Of Business or real estat,
anywhere, at any price, write mt
your requirements. can save you
time and money.
AIS Kansas Avenue.
DAVID P. TAFT
The Land Man
Topeka Kansas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14

Mr and Mrs. II. F White Of North
cheyenne have q dear little baby
daughter who came Sunday night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14
HOMES FOR HUNDREDS.
Greatest Opportunity Known
Lots and Lands for Those Who Are
Looking for Cheap Homes.

Fyoroom house, cis,cr1, sta-
b', jO'oui Dot. 5000 down,
balance quarterly; price $500
Choice corner lot, three blocks
u' High School. good c.lcrn,
cement walks ......... 100
Five room house. barn, well,
shade, 30 foot lot, in Lindsey
First ldiIloupart time, price 1880
Choice corner lot on West
South Third street. tNo room
house, part time, price ,.., 1860
Five room house, well, barn. lot
1iyllO feet. on South Ciur.n-
NATL $1,000 time, price .. 25O0
lots u 1lI 'hc additions 70 sell
Some cheap inside lots.
Some Choice Farms.
Eighty acres. oleHI mile, east.
all in cultivation, a bargain II
taken .nis week Price per
acre s''s s,t.t,t,,,.,,.,,,, ~
EDWARD {. BARRETT,
Room 2l3 First National Bank Bldg
PHONE 704.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14

WANTED - Competent white din
ing room girl. Apply at Robinson
hotel. ll-l4-tf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14

Andy Stokes delivery team ran
away yesterday morning and de-.
hyered groceries in a hazardous man
ner A milk wagon was upset az the
same time, and a pony vas crippled
IN addition to other damages
The new rubbish boye. being placed
at convenient places by the city are
au improvement for cleanliness.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14

WANTED - a boy 20 learn the
printing business. Call at the Tulsa
Chief.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14

Mesr Cline, Ralph Widcner and
Mr. Downing have returned from a
hunting trip in the Usage. They sue
ceeded iu securing some turkeys.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14

isfe-i 5easlss % s~e tie sights TIE
guide srF.2.-s. everything z-4 I
:-.-t Es -2- ia pleasure .r2 @: orr
i've, .4-z.i ;=.. y.l al. :zs slel.s
Sc s1z Y91 --,. s- i-e- ..r
y --,-.- .-= time We spsz. .1e
E= day, z;= -.--=- q, q cafe .-
.-- v.sE u ne srsz: Pzs--s ocean.
ard after dinner .y--, z- .g1r "
3. o. ,zs 5s2t5 gz.-erLz ;-s t.-y
.--... a-- -.--s;C-=, t-zt axe WASH
RI. ~, b. re saves, %. =-.1ys- 1-r-
selves l-y vEy Es :2-e.-1. There
a=t- =s.=.s Anchored 5lI q. ,s4- oI,
Es did -. .sks SAL IA; day The
EEK: Jay yo-E .2,-sr z-E Rob sen.
% z-.:-s- beach z-t from there took
q --e @ ;-s ocean. Ezs ,39 ,.rv1
g. O.. So ,re-; t1s day resting. and
II tie evening -s Es-. 20 asAr Rsy.
Robert B1rde:ts Prsssh.
We sg=-l s-F-.z. days u ;-s
-r=4. e..y O.: J., Angeles before
-.-- 90 s-r .--- home .- He--t
J. seems 50 strange and -9 different
--.H a-y place ! -,-r lived before
'-at . a- -.. ss-. much .- .0T- ".--
b. ys. 5-, presume j. T-- be I -
.- -T ari -r -ls people a-a
-sry pleasant a zu--=- o.. Rob :
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14

cement sidewalk built on his prop.
er,y on Boston avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14
TERRIBLE TALE

Confined from page j.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-14

J. NJ. Gillette viii have 100 feet of
The daily tribune., 1906-10-16
Choral Society Organized.

The Florence Choral Society WA
formally organized last night In the
Presbyterian church there being .
large number present and each one
being enthusiastic over the nne music
which will be studied during the
winter and which will be Of The
highest class. Oratorios. sto Mrs.
Howells was elected. Directors;
Mr.. d. A. Jack. president
Mrs. Wood. secretary.
Mrs. Crane. treasurer.
Miss OhAtters. accompanies.
The objeos of this sooisty 10 10 pro.
mote musical interest In the commu.
nifty. All members and others who
are Interested and wish to Join this
society are cordially invited to meet
at the homo Of Mrs. Howslls next
Tuesday evening. Oct. % whom We
music will be taken up and saoh other
business transacted ~ may come b..
fore the sooiety.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-16
TEN THOUSAND LIVES
LOST IN FIERCE TYPHOoN
Seventeen Monster Steamers and
1000 Junks are Completely
Wrecked.

Victoria. B O.. Oct. l6--Ten
thousand lives blotted out. seventeen
steamers and sailing vessels badly
damaged, 1000 iunks swamped or
turned over on bottom. some OF them
broken to pieces, eighty per cant of
the lighter yachts. house boats ard
small aative crafts DESTROYED and
many houses wrecksd is the horrible
damage done by the tpyhoon in twelve
hours that visited Kong Kong on
September lS. The news OF the ter
rible disaster WIS brought TO this city
by the steamer Empress OF China
this morning.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-16
c. F. & l. Meeting.
Vol. IS. No. ss

At . meeting OF the stock ho liers Of
the Colorado Fuel and Ircn company
held In Denver yesterday afternoon
1t which 22G. 5sl out Of . total Of S2l,.
600 shares were represented. the fol.
lowing directors were reelected:
. W. p. Ward, A.lW Krech. Edwin
Holly. John MoClsment. Benj,min
Nichol. ". 3. Pierce. Gee! 20 J.
Gould. X T. jeffrey. K. II. Harri.
man. E. W. ORlebay. Edwin Gould.
Il. O. Clowry and +. J. Hearne.
Mr.. Oiowry ~as elected instead Of
d. O. Beaman
This change was msde In order
thas . majority Of tho stockholdsrs
The daily tribune., 1906-10-16
WAREFAkE ABOUT TO BE
WAGED ON THE HINDOOS

Van Couver, b. o.. Oct. lG-Act.
ing under initruotions from Major
Buscombe Of Van Couver. the police
are guarding the Dominion govern
ment immigration detention shed on
the water front to prevent landing
Of the Hindoos here and trouble
similar to that which marked the
Chinese riots OF several years ago are
anticipated. The steamer Empress
of Japan brought 100 Hindoos who
have not been allowed to land.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-16
HEAVY EXODUS OF
NEGROES FROM FIT. WORTH

Fort Worth. lex. Oct. i6-Fort
Worth is the clearing house for Texas
negroes. One hundred OF them left
this city today for the cotton fields in
the different part of this state where
farmers are pav ing pickers 81 for the
picking of 100 pounds of cotton The
opening of tho negro schools has bean
postponed. as the children are taking
advantage of the high wage paid.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-16
Negro Wins Prize.

Chicago. Oct. l8-Hen4y g. Tan.
ner. a negro artist. this morning Wa
awarded the N. ". Harris prise Of
$500 for the best exhibit OF American
painters In ChioAgo. The subject
of the painting WAS 1.-TWO Disciples
a. the Tomb"
The daily tribune., 1906-10-16
PRESIDENT CASTRO IS
IN DYING CONDITION

Port of snsin. Trinidad Oct. 10
According to the laest advices hare
from Caracas. venznela, the condi.
tion of President Castro who has
been i'll for some time past has grown
worse. 1t is asserted that he can no
longer speak and move and his death
may occur in few days.
1t is said revolution has been
planned TO begin as soon as Castro ia
dead. The revolution will commences
in tho western states.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-16
FIRST SAD OCCURRENCE
SINCE LODGE MEETING

About the saddest event The Trib.
une has been called upon 10 chronicle
for long time 10 ths death Of John,
the twelve months old child Of nr.
and Mrs. Wyett Watson Of Cripple
Greek. who came here to spend the
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
NJ. Hyde and to mingle with the Odd
Fellows and kebekahs.
The child had not been feeling we'll
for several days and the parents hoped
aha. change in climate would prove
beneficial to the baby. This morn.
in the mother laid it down on . oouoh
in an adjoining room. She returned
to the room to pick up the babe In
fifteen minutes later and found II
dead. 1t being supposed that death
WAS due to acute heart failure. DR..
Cline was called. hut the baby had
passed into the hands Of it, maker.
The mother had hoped that this visit
woala no: be too late.
The parents have the heartfelt sym.
pAthy of all Odd Fellows and Rs.
pekahs in the city. Many visiting
Odd Fellows and local lodge nom.
bers we're down to the Hyde residence
after the life of the child hsd left the
body.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-16
Farewell Audience.

Rome. Oct lG-The pope received
today In farewell audience Mgr.
Avoiss. the new apostolic delegate in
CubA. and gave him his last instruc.
tioDs regarding affairs at his post.
Afterwards Mgr Avoiss presented
Senior Antonio G.. Lanuzn. Cuban del.
egate to the Pan-A merican conference
the pope taking special interest in
the work aud objects Of the meeting
The daily tribune., 1906-10-16
Telegraphers Get Increase

Marshalltown. Iowa. Oct. 10 - Gem
erAl Manager Day OF the Iowa Central
railway to-day announced that oiYeo-
tive Nov. 1, the telegraph operators Of
the system. with the exception Of the
Alaoua branch. will be given an In.
GREASE Of wages. The Increase Is be.
tweon q. 50 and 50 n month.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-16
Bakers Declare Strike.

Montpelier, France. Oct. l6-The
local working bakers tolay declared
q general strike beoause of the re.
fussl Of the proorietors of the baker
les to accord them a week day of rest
as provided for by the law. The city
authorities have appealed to the off.
cials for the assistance OF military
bakers in order to prevent bread
famine.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-16
Big Steamer Launched.

Philadelphia. Oct. l6- The ten
thousand ton steamship Havana. of
the Cuba Mail Steamship company.
was launched at Cramps shipyard
today. The Havana is of steel
constru,ti and was built un er
the requirements of the United
States subsidy act of 1891. making
the vessel available for service as an
auxiliary cruiser.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-16
Sx,.oo to California.

In orIer to relieve the demand iol
labor Of all kinds In California, tho sal'
Of ColonistA tickets TO California Ant
intermediates affected will be com
mencsd BY the Santa Fs on August n
instead Of September 10 and continue
daily until October 81 inclusive. Fart
s25 10 California main line points.
A. G. PAEnkR, Agent.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-16
Silverra's Whereabouts.

New York Dot. 18-A conference
that may leed to the announce msnt
of the whereabouts Of Manuel Silverra
was held today between Juan o..
Farrell. ex.secretA-y Of Cuba and
Juan Cebolla at the latter's office.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-16
co,ld reside In New York.
Notice to Subscribers.

A I retire from the circulation Of
Tho Tribune on November I. all bills
doe on subsori ption must be paid. - l
want to straiRhten up the books.
Respt..
cod NJ. II. WATTS. Oiroulator.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-05

from the market umbrellas worn by
peasants in Italy. Stripes appear not
only on the parasols, but on the hand
kerchiefs seen, in the latter case, radi.
ating toward the center from the sides,
and reproducing the prettiest pastel
shades OF pink, blue, green and mauve.
There is nothing outre about the ham
dies OF the parasols this summer; even
those pure white enamel sticks, upon
which climb little mice, are noticeable
only at close quarters, while for the
trick-handled parasols, that show mon
keys and cats heads, there is at this
season of the year only small de-
mand. II is amusing during the dull
ness OF the winter to be able 10 press a
secret spring in the handle of the para
sol, and so TO make the cat blink her
eyes and the monkey google his, and
foolishly grimace. But n the summer
that which is beautiful prevails on
every side, and we order carved ivory,
mother OF pearl and tortoise-shell
mounts. instead Of animals heads
must depend upon the dress
that 10 worn as to the style OF the ruff
fle. but there is plenty of choice. One
throatiet that is very prevalent is the
Pierrot, made of tulle. with short loop
ends OF satin ribbon i'm front.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-05

operation should be repeated three
times. Keep the bottle tightly corked,
as the mixture IS somewhat evanescent.
In the shops where the eyebrows are
shaped the customer is first asked TO
look at a series of pictures illustrating
various kinds Of eyebrows. After she
has decided what eyebrow will suit her
the best, whether the Marlborough, the
sentimental or the sprightly, she is put
In the hands of an expert, who forms
her eyebrows according to the desired
pattern. Wild hairs, those that grow
ar some distance from the brow itself
or across the bride of the nose are re-
moved. Often they are pulled out with
the tweezers, and where the hair does
not grow quickly this is quite salts
factory. In other cases they are re-
moved by the electric needle. Many Of
my correspondents have complained Of
the work of the electric needle as not
being satisfactory or permanent. The
electric needle will be absolutely eff
fective If the needle strikes the center
of the hair follicle. If 1t does not do
this the first time the operator should
be willing to do the work over again.
After these struggling hairs have been
removed the eyebrows are shaped with
a sharp penknife or razor, the hairs
growing too low are shaved off, and the
line desired is completed. If the Gus
toner desires to have her eyebrows
stained this is done by the aid of a
paint brush dipped in dye. The same
dye that give for the eyelashes.
Copyright. 1906. by T. c. McClure.)