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Charlevoix county herald., 1906-05-26
PAIR OF GRAY AFRICAN GEESE.

where the feathers are just right to be
plucked from the carcass without hav-
ing the bad appearance that of neces-
sity must be present if there is large
amount of down or short feathers
showing. Geese, to be properly mar
keted at their best, should be plucked
at the right time, then fed and cared
for so as to be ready for killing just as
the new growth Of plumage is full and
complete and ready to be stripped clean
and clear from the body at killing
time. This is the scientific part, next
to the experience in the handling, feed
ing and caring for, which bring such
large numbers to the finest finish and
most desirable condition for selling in
the market.
1t is sight one would never forget
to see eight or ten thousand of these
geese confined in lots or runways being
fed and cared for by attendants to
bring them to that perfection of mar
ket poultry not usually seen outside of
New England and New York City.
L. f. McGrew.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-05-26
Feeds Fowls AufomaticaUv.

farmer in Oregon, who owns a
small poultry farm, has devised novel
method of feeding his chickens during
his absence. In each yard he has
erected troughs to hold food for the
hens, and these are connected by wire
with an alarm clock in the farmhouse
When the owner leaves home in the
morning he sets the alarm clock al
the hour of feeding the chickens. and
by an ingenious arrangement, when
the time arrives, the alarm goes off
the connecting wire releases the
troughs, and the food is spread before
the hungry fowls.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-05-26

reason that such a substance is prop
erly called an adulterant, however, but
because it is an added foreign sub
stance and Is neither a food nor a con-
diment. These definitions cannot be
emphasized too strongly. Adulterated
foods are not necessarily unwholesome
foods.
The bulletin published by the De-
partment gives in detail the various
kinds of adulterants and additions to
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-05-26
The BiggeSf SDider.

Madagascar is the home of the dog
spider, the biggest of the spider
species, and much larger than the
tarantula. The body of the dog spider
weighs nearly pound, and each of its
eight legs is about as long and thick
as an ordinary lead pencil.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-05-26

the ordinary beverages and foods used
in ordinary consumption, and also
simple means of detecting the presence
Of the foreign matter contained in
them. The pamphlet should occupy a
prominent place in every household
library, and can be obtained upon ap-
plication to the Division of Publica-
tions, Department of Agriculture.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-05-26

ceases by the middle of January. Fol-
lowing this, comes the sale of the
capons and the virgin cockerels, so
highly priced in New England.
The scientific part of the handling of
geese is growing them to a condition
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-05-26

The area Of the new state OF Okla
homa will be over 10000 square miles.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-12-13
Republican Ticket
Greetings TO Our Friends.

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CONTEST NnrlCE.

Department uf the InDerlur. United States Land
Otlce Woodward Ohia., Drco.up E 3, l9Di.
A sutiiclan, conJ's, adIuuvt tuyIug oecn
HEEL Ia inns Office by Joan \, -, dda "a, at Hig-
gins, icGaN, Z 'nIr~ aut, asa,nS hE ~. 81 -,
!laio Deccubsr n n, lHJl, ,nr SGA. MI M,
SEA, SEC. q, Ep. z, \, a., p, r.. &. al. ly j S,pn
". LdCkey, udgo, okla. con, 'Sveo, IN whica 1,
Is "I.egrd tat SD Joseph u. LaCkry. has
wnully auanduu,d ,aIu Jrac, for a pssiod uI
more tIau SIX ..Ou.h, IA. p,ss ant nA prior
hereto. hat SID ASCENDANT never uld II any
uine since making said enc, anu pt hr ue 40.
est % .tsh or uain.ain MS act lal eSldcncs tuere-
ON ur lnproyc ur cullyate "a, same as required
by iHN, and tha, said defaults nave not been
eur,d.
IAat said alleged absence from said land was
not duc To ms el.ploy mvnt IN the Army, Navy
of Marine corps Vi the Unltcu States Ia any ca
paclg IN llne ol war, ami TINS ths said contest-
ant Is ready "a prove at such time and place as
nhay Dc named by the Register aud Receiver
cor "A nearing In said case. Said parties are
uereDy notincd To appear, RESPOND aud otter
evidence touc an : SAID allegation at 10 O'Clock
a. IN. un Jan. p, 1897. before the Register
anu Receive a. Jae Omitted States Land
Odlcs IN Woodward, OAiu.
The said contestant having, in a proper atii.
dayis died by CBdi n. Nyund, ID cember
Srd, 1875 ses fur.h facts which show
t4at at.er due dIIIgence personal servir.
OF this noAce cannot be- made, iCis hereby ..
dered ami directed that such notice be- given
by due aud proper publication.
DicK I. AoRGAS, Re- SIer.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
Department OF the Interior Land ONCE AT
woodward Oklahoma, 80

NOOuMdrd DklalOIld, tCt., D, lDO.
Notice Is hereby given that the following, named
settler ha died notice Of hi. intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim. and that said
Proc will be lutde before n. ID. MecSe, Probate
IN e., In nd for Beaver, Beaver Coun y, pRlahO-
ma Territory, or, IN his absence before s.. G.,
tall, , lerk OF the Probate Z curt In his o ice at
Beaver, oklahoma Territory, on De-. ri, 1910, viz:
loan ii. Mitchell, OF Conruy, Okla. HE. NJ.
for the NWl4, Sec, 81, Tp. I, \. ct r. q
+ &. VI.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
aid land VIZ:
uarry a Michel, of hlowa, TrAa,, Walter
4. ailing WcSUaSla \. Hill. bOsh uf Prpntu.
)tla., AN IA scom Ora word, OF COnroy, Okla.
1I-I5 I2-2J DICK T.. MORGAN, Register.
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CONTEST y jr.CE.
Department ut ~,
United Sc. nani D.nc

woodward, Too 4r ru.ttr. .,
\ sufficient contest . wa a. va rti
in ,hi- o lice by Jame> i.ci,u .,o.
OhIh.. Oht,~taut AK, u. ~. -, ~,
Jccem Jer u, igG4, Tor ~. go ~ -
oLA, o. NEA sec. H., I .,,rt '
NJ, b, t,IarieS 4. ForSrr, u
IL l. alleged ,Iat said .. D., a..
Hban lJned said GrdcC OF ...,, ore .t I
non rs sine making salu az aud ne
90 dIng tlc min OF the contest in tn
am tia AZ naS ,alied u establish re>
upon or / improve or cul ivatr said land d be-
A. ired 10y Jaw AMI that SAID d aul.s have nol
been cared.
That said alleged absence from said land wa
noG due 90 his employment IN the Army, Navy
or Marine Corps ot the UniUed States in tua
capacity IN time OF war, and this the said con
testant Is ready to prove at such time HuJ
place a. may be named 10y the Register ana
~teceiv'r for a hcarIng IN said case. Said par
: n Iercu. uoCIl Il to aprrar, respond and
oLer evidence touching said allegation at l.
u clock n. M, ON January 81, 1874, bctor,
ira \. Hill, Clerk ri the DISCREET Court, Beaver
OKLA, and in his absence Jefore W. I. quinn
his deputy, and that final lea ring will be hel,
at ~ ocIock u, III. on f~euruarA >, 1891, be.
lore the Register and Receiver al the UnItrc
States Land Ounce in WOODWARD, Okla.
iIs said con san naytns Z, IN Il proper atfl
tavt., died Dtc. >, ldJj, 80 forth faces whicl
snow thaC after due diligence personal srrvic,
u ais notice can not he made, il Is hereby or
cred and dirrc tud chat sucn notice be giveI
~ due and proper puDiica Jion.
IA 10. DICK 7. MORGAN, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, Land once

UtNdTIIntUT OF Int TNItTlOT, IIllU VOltt
at Woodward, ONla,. Dee, 3, 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has hlrd notice of his Intention To make
nnal proc. In support Of his claim, and that said
poo, will he made before II. ID. MeeS', Probate
IN ,ge IN and for Beaver county, oklahoma, or
n his ahset Ce { en- before d. &. Hall. & erk of
said pr bate Cpurt At Beaver, Oklahouua, ON
Dec, q, l96, VIZ:
Fradrics 4. Nare, Hobs. Okla IA. No.
la4I3, for the MA, Sec. - III. : y. Il. - y &.
VI.
He names the following witnesses u prove his
residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land. VIZ:
Fra. h Gaylur, Brit 4. Rider, Page =. Peters,
jonathan Z, Gee, all Of Hibbs, Okla,
DICK 7. MORGAN, X, giSt"T,
lib l2-A
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Consolidated

Department OF Interior Land ONCE at Wood
ward. Okla, jerf bsr4, I9E
n tice Is h-rehJ given that tse tOl owing am
81 settler has lied notice OF their intenti n Il
make nal proof IN su port OF their claims, and
that 81 Il proc will ne made before ina A } III
Cler o. the Dis Tict tOurt Tor Beaver county
lahoma Territory. or, In hS absence. leIOTt
W. T quinn his deputy. In his ONCE at / eayer
Oklahoma Territory OnJanua y Is, 1901. viz;
lI,Ik NJ. Iu nar, 81 leayer. okla. } 4. No
Ow < { W. "a ri lrrS. of b'aver, Okla. HA.
No. 2 07L for the Nw'4. See. H. Up. 5 y. II. "a
r.. &. NJ.
They name the folio ing witnesses 10 prove
IN f. continuous res .deDce upon and eulti,a ion
OF sa d land VIZ:
Witnesses Tor Frans NJ. Hamilton. William r.
Hamii uh, Richard n. Clifford, Audcrw q. LoI
= d light W. Carrithers. all OF Beaver. Okla.
Wimr-ses for DWIGHT ". Carrithers. William
7. Hamilton. Ric ard n. Clinord. Andrew c.
L sett, Frank NJ. Hamilton, tl ~ Be,yrr. 'lSia.
D.UA I, MoKGAS. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land once a NuOdwar I, -. 1. Nov. %, 1916.
Notice Is hereby given tnat the following. nance
settler mas Med lOllce Of ner intention To ma,
mai proc Ia support Oi her claim, and that SAT-
proof VIII he made before Ira \. nil, Clerk o
the district Court OF peaver 20, o. IN his at
seiIce before ". /. quinn, mis- dcput!, AT ns o.
nee al Beaver. Gaia. on Janu ~ u, 1904, viz
M ,gtr1a Men L., = NJ e., k,us =, IN. -
lIli ri 60 oWA, Soc. y, T.. D, y. K. %, T.
&. "A.
> a. uaneS he wing wit essts to prov,
hgrc n II ms residence H. On. aud Cultiya lei
IT, a Il .,ud. lind via:
LhI b h q r,r, hrnry NIcho.s William OwnOey
William ii d ;e-, all o. NIL e. h ana,
DICk T. MOBGAN, Reg ister.
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Department of the Interior. Land Office at Wood
ward. oklahoma, NovcIn . Z, lNb.
Notice is lereny xiv n nat he followins nam
d settler has MED notice OF his lntenttonto n. Ike
nnul pr of In suppo.t OF his claim, ana that said
proof will b made betoie II. II. MeeSe, Judge of
he Probate Court OF BEAVER County, oklahoma
Territory. or In niS absence. before h. G.. Hall,
rlerk o. the Probate I curt. N his othce at Bea-
v r., OK iah Una Ierritor,. on jan. ~. 1907, viz:
ID yid \. Gu Kin, byavet, Okla, for the Nl9.
rwi,, NWla. Soc. 6, Up. 3, n. all in Rang %. +.
M.
ae ma nes he following witt esS = to prove hi>
ontinuous residence upon. and gu ~tlyation OF
aid land. viz:
John Phelps. Neuton Phelps, Samuel Filing.
Fred La Belle. all or Beaver, Okla.
il-2y Is. Dc 7. MORGAN. Reg SteT
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NnTICE FnR PUBLICATION.

Depar ment OF the IN erior. Cnited states
Land lNcc u Woodward. DNa., Nov, -. Imi.
Notice ~ hereb, gwen That the iol o ing named
settler mas illed notice Of his intention To maNe
una proc, in pIO1 OF lis claim, and I at said
pro a will q made before Ira A. Ill CLERK OF
TIE District Court for b aver County, Oklahoma
Ierritots, or, In ms aDSence, before ". I. quinn
hi deputy, In lmS Office al Beaver JNlal INA, on
January II, ~. va:
Wl !a.u 4, VAN RI, OF 5 phia, Okla, ~, n
1884. for the SEA sec. y. Up. /, \. X, ~, T., {
NJ.
lie names the .Ollowin ; witne SEES 70 prove hi
con inuouS fesidencr upon and cultivation o
said land. viz:
Hnry 7 Mct,l. Loe Walker. George Swayze
Is ~ +, Groom, n.i Of y ,phia. Okla.
DICK T. MORGAN, Register
l2-i Ito
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WOO lWdTu, UNlu.. VN0" 70, I3Ul.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Med nOJict OF mis- intv ton o
make inal proOG In support Of MS claim, and
I at said pT. of wi be made before a ID. MeeS .
] dye Oh the Probate Court OF Beaver Count.
)klahuma re rritoty, OF. in his absence. before
q G. liall, clerS ~ the Probat COur In his OF
&c at Beaver, Oklahoma Territory, on Jan, 2,
A7. VIZ:
Ada Is. Smith, OF Floris, Okla, HA. No, 24jl9.
.ur IN 'SW4, Sec. u. TIP. !, n. r. q. f.. =. NJ.
She names he follow ng witnesses to prove h. T
con inuOuS residence upon ANA cul .ivHtion o
aid laud. viz:
iuhn Snyder. Tom Snyder, T. ward Dappink.
T. iward Ling, all Of Flnris, Oklahoma,
DICK T. MORGAN, REGISTER.
n-9 I2-27.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLlCArIUa.

Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Woodward. Oklahoma, o., Is, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention 10 make
tnal proof In support Of mis- claim and that said
q Oot will DE made before Ira \. Hill, clerk OF the
District Court for Beaver count, ala, or IN his
absence before W. T. Quinn, mis- deputy at his Of
nee at Beaver. OKLA. OH Jarutfy :, 1917, VIZ:
Lapndrd DudsOn. OF Iva, Okla. \. 1889,
~ the \Wh $50. ~, TIP, . \. Il. % Z. {. NJ.
lie names tn fol o Wing wi nesSeS to prove his
continuous residence upon, and Gu tiya ION of,
said | nd, VIZ:
Daniel ". LeCrone, Richard Nancy, Howard
Homer, John {. bod 5on, all VI iva, Okla.
DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
l-22 l2-27.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department II { - IA eliOr.
LAnd ,ItiCp al Woodward. q L

VtI ny y Nm
Notice Is hereby Civ n that tie 10 lowing
named settler mas Me motto OF his inten ion [
maze hnal pro ii n Suppo OF nj Cl.iu, and lHl
said PROOF vii. he IN de belOpp Re rs a. anu
Receiver. OF L, ;. Land ,uiCp II WOOdwar al -. T.
on Dcceu b q. 1870. viz.
Thomas h, h eu -, "a Nufpri~e, Okla, Tor th,
Nell, o sec. q I >. y, &. g, r..
tie names the lOll wing " Illnesses 10 prove lis
cont nuOu, HeSIdenc, upon, ana cultivation o,
said land, va:
> s.,ltn Pace, B'piNnln WesJ, Il g.r /,
CraSuo, Oscar l., Cr.Snh all OF sun T.,,Okl5.
ll-i5 ~, DICh T. MoRGAN Register
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pepartment OF the Interior. Land once at

NVUTNUIW VNIU ' " Z, TTN,
Notice is hereby given thHtt e 10 10 ing nameu
ttirr mas led motto II MS intention { MAKE
hu,l PROOF IN support OF his claim, and I at Sait
prpOl viii e lnHu, lripre ira 4. Till, tlerk u
III trct IOur ior Beaver County 3KlahOmH
r itory, or, In hi absence, before W.T., QuuI
ID putty, IN his O.ice At BeaveT, ORlahomH
Torn ort, on Juu Idrv 10. 1871. viz:
Morg IA NJ, Stanl ". Of rtpley. DSla,, tor "a,
SWA Ne'. n, Ia y. :. 81 T.. e. NJ
He names the fO lowing with, SseS I prove hi
continuous IeSidentr up N, aud rultiN dllou q
said land. viz:
lhDmts ,. Ca npbel, Guy D.. Ga upbeu
JOSEF hig erSIn, George McCar.y, all Il iHp
Icy, Okla.
DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
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Notice

All accounts not settled 10y January
lst., will be- placed in the hands Of AN
attorney for collection.
Yours Respectfully,
=. MAD sos.
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Everybody Dance.

Come to the Hail on Friday night,
December 2Sth aud dance to your
hearts content. Beet Of music aud "A
good time assured.
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Lost, Strayed or StO.en

The fellow who willfully, mali
%ciuusly and with malice a~forcthought
borrowed my scoop shovel with the
purpose and intent of 'swiping" same,
will confer a favor 10y l%oaning it a few
DAYS "a +. Z. MNDGsuN.
FIVE QUARTER SECTIONS OF
LAND IN BEAVER COUNTY
FOR SALE CHEAP Drop II card
for descriptions and prices
LELAND d HARRIS.
lO-25 l2-3O FL Dorado. Kansas.
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While all the surrounding towns are
panicy over a coming coal famine IT is
pleasant 10 know that Roy h. Connect,
OF Englewood, can rig up our stoves To
burn b cent coal oil.-Engiewood
ltonebuilier.
Now, Beaver would gladly welcome
a Mr.. Connect and his coal oil" fuel
scheme, il he'd just insure our beng
able 10 get the oil. Beaver has about
~ .nuch trouble securing Ill AS coal.
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rne greatly esteemed wife of Rev.
Logstou Is quite Ill, but many wiliIng
ha,ids surround her with loving care,
hence wt all hope for her speedy re-
covery.-Englewood Homebuilder.
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Our neignporng city, Beaver, has
waited long and patiently for a rail-
road. The Commercial Club grew
tired last week of waiting and nave
sent a representative east TO start one
that way.-Meade Globe.
Our representative" was a hustler
too and Beaver i. assured a road in che
neal. ,fnture@ Watcn Tor the black
smoke oil Beaver, Mr.. Globe man.
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Mail From Meade.

The news That Beaver In W again re-
ceIye mail from Meade viii be nailed
with del'gat by many patrons OF the
llu vino we're greatly nc~InvenIenceu
la getting tneir mail oy the change OF
Ia. route from Meade "a Liberal, some
weeks ago.
As u AS the route was changed
the people along the line and Of Meade
got busy ~ %petiuuneu the depart
bieut W re establish the line. Their
petition Was granted and we now nave
tws,daiiy ,uai.ls from the Rock Island
R~sfirosu-bnc from Meade, the other
inun Liberal, The service on the
Meade .r6ule will De resuned Monday
tnc. 1itu.
We are glad To note the re-establish-
mrut nj tnc line in as mucn AS there
were SO I0slIy OF our people VINO would
To- almost Uotally deprived OF mail
PrislIcgcs without coming from fifteen
10 t~eDty mites Tor their mail. Tue
people Ilying along that route VINO
have D.en having their mail delivered
a, tiierr doors could hardly stand for
such a long delay and Iney made a
puli ANA u strong pull ana we're re-
wsrdeu TOR their efforts.
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WILEY q WHITAKER
AttOrneyS.al.Law

Special attention given to Land Law
and Federal Practice. Practice in ali
Courts. GuYMoN, OKLA.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

The funeral OF Hattie May Williams.
who died Monday, was held Wednes-
day from Shorter church The SER
vices were conducted In the presence
OF large number OF her friends for
she was well known and universally
beloved. and Rev. Dyett was In charge.
lnterment was at Riverside. All that
kind hands could do AMI In her illness
and flowers and sympathy could in
her death, was done But the grim
reaper persevered in the work begun
only short year ago. From bright
star in the circle of young people, who,
by her cheerfulness and usefulness.
was counted one OF Denver's model
girls, quick consumption soon made
her a hopeless invalid. Even trip
away could not arrest the ravages Of
the disease. Monday at the home of
her god-parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
johnson. she passed away. A mother,
grandmother. with other relatives
more remote. were bereft by her
death.
The statesman., 1906-04-13
DENVER D0INGS.

Mrs. T. d. Perkins will leave for
Colorado Springs Monday to deliver
and take orders for the Rock OF Ages"
picture. She will also give scalp
treatment for the beautifying and
growth Of the hair for ten days at 731
South Weber street Phone 1022-a.
Miss frankie Buchanan, who has
been very i'll, is about again.
Miss Mary Burnside, who has been
several days preparatory to going
away. left the city Monday for her
home in Onaga, Kansas, on trip of
indefinite length
The statesman., 1906-04-13
There will be no time to lose, dance
long as you choose at East Turner
Hall Monday April l6. Harris Orches
ira. Admission 50 cents.

The following persons will take part
on the program Easter Monday at
Zion Baptist church: Professor Nc
Gruder, Mrs E Morris. the Centen-
NAL Mandolin and Guitar Club. Sun
day School orchestra, Azalia Hackley
Choral Club, Mr.. Bledsoe and the Den
yer Club quartette Seldom does so
much good talent appear on one pro-
gram. 1t is the aim OF the Sunday
school to make this public entertain
ment not only financial and artistic
success, but to make 1t so great a one
that outsiders will be attracted to II
and take part in making its work
ulore far-reaching. The admission is
nominal.
The statesman., 1906-04-13
FOR SALE FOR CASH.

For one week only my 2,4oo shares
Of Golden Chest Mining Stock at 10
cents per share. Will sell part at the
same rate. Address
JOHN S. CABLE,
Brighton, Colo.
The statesman., 1906-04-13
William Mackey has moved his bar.

William Mackey has moved his bar
Der shop to 1855 Arapahoe street.
The Colorado Giants played their
frst game OF the season Sunday
against Gahan Bros. and won by a
score OF 10 to s. Ii was a good game
ana the boys are rapidly rounding into
shape. The battery was Street Rogers
and Anderson. Slick Williams tore a
hole out OF the air for four bases. the
only one of the game.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

Tho new dancing academy al 1916
Champa Street, is open every Thurs,
day night TO II p. N. for social dances.
Admission rs cents. 3. Phynix, man
ager, 1851 Court Place. Phone Red
3lA.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

It's polite to dance right. You can
only do 20 when your music is right
Go 70 East Turner Hall Monday Apr.
10Th. Harris Orchestra. Admission
IS cents.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

Mrs. c. L. Wicks left the city yes.
terday for trip through the South.
stopping In st. Louis, Chattanooga
and Atlanta and returning to Nash
Vile in time for the commencement
exercises at Fisk University.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

Mrs. T. d. Perkins OF 1880 West
Thirty-fifth avenue will be prepared
to take persons for scalp treatment
for the growth and beautifying OF the
hair May LIST. She is gong to limit
the class in order TO give all the very
best attention. Wonderful results
have been achieved by her system. In
subsequent issues some illustrations of
her work will appear. There is great
interest being taken in her class and
so many applications are in that 1t
will be filled long before the appointed
time.