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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-19
state of Ohio. city of Toledo. Lucas couu

ty, S.:
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner Of the firm Of f. J. Cheney &
Co., doing business In the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case Of Ca.
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use Of
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence, this 9Th day Of December. A. d.
1885 A. w. GLEASON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Send for tcstimo-
malls free. +. ]. CHENEY 4 CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipatio
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-19

Genevieve Haines is dramatizine
The Conquest of Canaan. so it looks
as II both Harrington and novel plays
are not things OF the past on the stage,
after ALL
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-19

Sweep the carpet thoroughly, then
sprinkle with corn meal or coarse salt
and sweep again. Dissolve bar of Ivory
Soap in three gallons of water, and with
a sponge or soft broom, go over the car
pet. Rinse in the same way with clear,
warm water and let the air pass through
the room until the floor Is dry.
ELEANOR L. PARKER.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-19
Poisons Animals Lie.

Certain substances which are deadly
in their effects upon men can be taken
by animals with impunity. Horses
can take large doese of antinony,
dogs Of mercury, goats Of tobacco,
mice of hemlock and rabbits Of bella
donna with out injury.-Chicago Jour
rai
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-19

Jameson Lee Finney has been en-.
gagged to create the roll of Billy Woods,
the leading character in The Stolen
Story, which is soon to be produced.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-19
COURAGE in Emeraencies.

The principal difference between
hazing and football is that if man Is
hurt while playing football the other
fellows do not run away and leave
MIN.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-19
You Can Get Aliens Foot Ease FREE.

ION Gan Get Aliens Foot Ease FREE.
Write to-day to Aliea s. olms,ed lie Roy,
N. T.. for FREE sample OF Aliens Foot
Ease, powder to shake into your shoes
1t cures tired, sweating hot. swollen, ach-
Ing feet II makes new or tight shoes easy
certain cure for Corns and Bunions. All
Druggists and Shoe Stores sell It. Csc.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-19

It is reported that John Luther Long,
the author of Madame Butterfly and
The Darling OF the Gods, is at work
on another Japanese drama.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-19
A PREcARIoUs CONDITION.

Many Women suffer Daily Miserfes
and Don't Know the Reason.
Women who are languid, suffer back
ache and dizzy spells. should read care
fully, the experience Of Mrs. Laura Sui
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-04-19
HOSPITALS cROWprp
naJelIn OF PATIENTS WuhEI


1t Is . sad but
certain fact that
e ry We ar
brings an in
CIR Q . Sc in the
numberofopernr
tions performed
upon women in
o u r hospitals.
Morethan three
fourths of the
patients lying
on t.h0so anN~.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
Objects and Aims of Each
 and All

DERHAPS some of you, seeing ;his page
 for the first hme, svoMdsr jaSt sOhat 4 the Each and AH Society really iS; 4ohat there is aboHt its aims and objects to create SO sVideSpread aH interest among "young girls of aH ages"
 The society suas founded in Febrnary, 1903, gUith Christine T'erhRne Herrick for is bresident and sUith aR almost instant member ship of girls iN nearly every State iH Inc Union and in Canada.
 Its objectis to help girls help themselVes by developing their talents into something the 4oorId sUaats; to solve di9iealt problems-the sort c girl soaHts calm, unbiased, Oat-of-tis- family opinion upon; and to promote the sx- change of general help.
 Any girl can belong. There is 10 red tape about it. The sending of your name for 1pem- bership gives yoa the range of every oppor- rnnity the society boasts. And Mrs. Herrick stands ready 10 soelcome. to adviss aud to help. ---- ---------.,.,.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30

that could be done in the of the year if each of l200 would faithfully give ten minutes day Thirty thousand days t would mean in tne & Gourss H M better and brighter by cheering and helping those anoat ua And the work would increase because II eacn msAn followed her payment of dues by turning ln club would grow fast that the amount the members would do would in short time SWeA u the most imposing dmenssons ..s
 The response this talk called forth mas nsen
 ing and great diversity has marked it Lhe SITS @ aal lied the payment of their dues by sending m new members and of them did 1t in way that was most gratifying For instance, there vas one gr Mno entered pay her dues she came She did 1t n tns way; s1 Send Mary Smith as my dues. Mary 5nattn sends Alice Jones ae her dues Alice Jones sends snse her due9," and so The last erl was sllt hunting her member, but M was declared that in cay
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30

cr two shs would be forthcoming. .
 That is the of letter like to get Eiris H ls not only that 1t brings me the members wish but & aso see. must complete the story by saving that the gr into a chapter and went to work. Isn't that fine?
 When praise this girl don't mean to critcse those only apiece. thankful for every one
 can get Hut my tnanlxfulness does not diminish my desire for And of that shall say soetihB @ise in moment two ., -
 Now wish to speak of the answers nad 10 tne sec ond coupon. Those too were most interesting An ki9os fo invalids and shut-ins Some had visited the sick Some had sent magazines to the lonely or done otner outside work was glad of all of it But if must be entirely truthful think the reports that pleased me most this fsWashed the dishes for mother. v '.A1nused the baby while mother took nap" "Darned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30

the stockings for sister" ead aloud to father when he had a headacheb Played with the children when they were kept h the house by cold" Helped my brother with his lessons" ... the spirit of our dear club was making our glIis about themf A very sensible once said, ' would moi m a mans religion if hiS dog and cat are not the better for h So, don't think the Each of families not the first to benefit by it.
 does not not eager to have the grls work outside ams and the girls themselves are Keen for 1t. - ...
 It has been amusing to read some of the letters l have had about this coupon. One member protested against keeping tab her good actions AnofhaF said she could up in minutes the time she Each and All, for in the of every month It amounted to hours and days happy to believe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
.A Good Suggestion

would exchange posteaEds of scenery in Cali 9ae o9 any grand Western Scenery with girl (4) Would send Tn return postals of Boston, iexington. niedford and Concord, Mass interested photography. think 1t good plan to d chapter of girls have travelled or who have read it might be pleasant have the first meeting social girls could acquainted and all vote for
 certain member to write psper illustrated Wth phetoS for instance. 'Iy Trip Up Mount Weshngton One wh9 give a pleasant talk, surely. A.
 each meeting elect member 70 prepare PapeIF the meeting Of course refreshmenitS might ps contribute 10 to be used for prize for the one largest number or votes as having an Interesting and beneficial paper. .--,--
 could be varied by having current .topics written on, for instance Child Labor in the United United States" Benefits the South Received py the ete certain inventions such as MslesS Telegrapny
 think any other bees could hei9 Wita @ IdeaS the subtectf "SOPdOhOhh NMeoloFu, N"ss.I
 am always glad to print suggestions for york IT 1ites Perhaps 'sophomore" does not know of oul Travel Chapter" Some of the features she mentions nave place in that Who else would like "Curren
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
A GREETING

What shall my wishes be For you this coming yearT
 What shall be best? Just this, that life be glad, That Faith and Hope be near; Friends that are ieal and true, Life's chequered path to cheer,
 With God the rest. What can send to you In greeting for the day? Words that are true. To tell you that for you think, hope, pray; And if 'twere mine to do, I'd straighten out the way
 On earth for you. Could I with finite sight Just plan for you alright
 Your happiness, Then would choose for you Ali that is fair and bright, Life without care and pain, Life without sorrows night
 Nor storm nor stress. But as may not choose, A faith-winged wish shall speed
 Ger hill and wold That Gods unceasing care Supply your every need, His voice through doubtful paths In ways of peace may lead,
 His love infold.
 Fannie Goddard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30

gTaHE New Year is almost us, girls Does Dsan H
 seem possible? For my own part am naEuis
 acouatomed yet to writing isas-and here nave se 4 1901
 Have you had time. in the midst of all your holiday gollldcatous plans for the coming yeatl And f you have, has Each and All been included ID Ehen7
 Some of you have planned for 1t. am quite sure. Among the girls believe that there are some to t bur bIQ almost much l does 70 6eand that putting it pretty strongly And It's mean nag to what it has done for them Although that too, has it's partas to what they nave Each and AL and what they pan 70 uo lvE ~ and for It's members. .s septemberwe had talk on this page about sssembd;s gb; and fo keen track of what dong coupons were printed on page One of these coupons read as toi lows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
CORRESPONDENCE AND
 POSTCARD EXCHANGE

A DDREssEs of correspondents and postcard oek A lectors will be given to other members of Ea&8 "A and All only. Applications for addresses mus be accompanied by stamped and salf-addraaaM envelopes replies cannot be sent
 dld not get Sunday paper from June tn oesober only kept touch with Each and An through kha ds hsI urhed % evSry eaTS % rscevd Sd n t would be diahonest to Ta # gop have ths
 The postcard seems to aneet us a alike faeex particularly desirous of receiving carda every state The Each and All girls are yey hcnoraols mine MARY K (Altoonas Pal.
 You may also please put down as one ef the Each eoraspondents for their prompt and nteresns repsA However, this does not mean that visa so sfon correspondeuts and would like to have few rom sn aa Tss of YSet VaeS seaaa reaorts ie of Angeles and surrounding countieat and have left which gathered while was there tha annInaE
 BROWNIE 6Fasadena. Call.
 thought perhaps some of the Eaeh aud Ai mennsgs (psper OneBl All you have te dS s to saa an eyetes about an inch apart draw baby ribbon through You can make the cushion any size I anqnld h&s 70 The work I mean to do is to help mokhsr with and to write all the letters for and read to can ~ ~ PRIMROSE tFsadlnE Pal
 wish to correspond with the Los Angeles gris ana
 would also to correspond with alto stngers ana members who play the violin e- a ...
 am n postcard nend. and am trying get eneueh leather make sofa pillow. HRge eaouwh ke msks side Sna wSnt & ths ether t9 sS oS tes as of you girls wonder have brothers whe read our page with longing sys' ana asig ig hsy Mh fsg s Other correspondents and postcard collectors aTe s foiioMing sa ] s. steelton. Pa. v. c. L.. sWaEthmoEe. Eap isRs inSs <. k 4 hssl5a aSs 4as''' fa caAR9ss ass:
 kthel H' anuEanons Aa9, Iyfs &ssyssssS1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
e9ledqes p Order for t6eQev llearsc cdpppa9lq1pa

shis Is the with many of shs giris e spasw ss nSy9 sea ssf9re m & that agne s ps u usaps o not n Keep sheir Asrs ;s.. Insag; VI in way systematised, who ike to kssp track of fss she thought of rendering an account Of thsiF wok g Ssg Sr Rcts sessa as sRST z sas & responsibility toward the society-aad this ~ gvsn M
 The s.t sFeat defect in the coupons issuee iq s turns that n and the matter Is closed When she it and and ss resuis report s made. oh Issa s9. ,sss hssss ss ss s 6 @ shs asses just by SsPSPg sP tgr h he @h.s page appears Then she can return them so ne alsss Xnd # sRe chooses @ ua to send me One day with ths ns 9s nsE member on t or the record Of hours of wes s y ;s. ys . sss sss Ss.s s POi' sFe s VS s s % saT % sRa 0 the m ss %ays tRss e mesh & nd me smpg2 md & sddrssssd envelopes instead Of merely ncoslng stan p. :s:s DS os ysq Ssk 9sSs % and and op one 2 sds Ss the and 1 to pP9 A ths you and thsFe arc other things that show Ts asSiis and saSsas s ss sss S ssS sssy : so much - E 56 SS ts tSsy s. as s Sss ss f Elf Ss ssg
 All who can help and be helped that she ln eF tuFm w ssz rss ger on Rfdsfs dS sS Snd M
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 read & the other day that after ths 9sst y9gs = had to reyrte t his courage Eas asoassa o nsain th laying one brick after anothsr Ss-'sA As1s Y
 Each and Al ons sy member at ' tas SAs tRiaI N SSp % sanEX coatEFbue m to~Sr s saSs akn SmPe R % girl will write and pledge heEseh to bring s esrtas bring them either from among heF own friends or ea haE bnG friends Who Sf 3 sna fer sss as 5 N @ iss , menDer % mon1at @ wI ss y ho RoM 1ii % @ New Year sifts Send for both sors os eeapon saa t sasier fSr me to Know what work you ass Sy s da
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30

P. S.-Every mail brings host of letters asking aHx the other Cor bothl of these two quesons; How 4A address your letter7' or How get badgeFs
 Address all letters to ln of the paper tn wrs page inclosing stamped self-addfSg41f envelope, if you wish personal answer.
 badge-seBd cents in stamps registered lea ter money order made payable to me, and addgeBs of this newspaper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30


 nd $:,5 ssss$S.:s ss T s s s 4 v siaaG s SS1s fsy Es but A wi Es nssa !eIs the evening Would write C IS4 E W CpAlad.pA.a, by sSSa aS s WR %e e. Of a A'E Wifi S Who Wishes to Exchangs Photosg think t s las: ss sshsSss Ss osy sEs ass psoS %sS 4RS aRS:d's grs sS ssS ss s to them as the gift of their pictures gave to me
 Aa Offer to Aid iw' 'DressmGkimg S h; S s S S 5 ssSaSS . s % sss9s S $ sf I wifi sa ss A S5 S .'s; B s srsshs Ss all s ssss so .R isfs Ss sss f: S::I; sss 1f" s'o my name on SSsS k fsSks:sssSsr Pal Such offers of help this are not plenty and should respoadent to do good service.
 Another MMsic Teacher $. s$s4 sPf $s:1 Is SsSSs SsP r sHf asg iH 1 Ss s''A' R Af; R can is g S5 % f'fsi a aH i:|sG 69 $Sh f' sSs sHS o 4 Practical Ofer Pl;ss: s Rss ss Sss SR'' '' sinf' .sip all is help Invalid, especially little invalid 7st ycS 5R TaS s Sass of sEs ' ESps o try t9 al quilt scraps to send to
 WILD IRISH ROSIE (sheaeld. Ala). 4 write S' Sa sS4 cAd
 An ExchGNge of Patterns
 sSs 's s.Ss AsZ .$s; the two At-ouss mentioned in the foregoing w gladly do. Mrs ?. S. w. CWnkinsburg' Pa.l We have many young mothers in Each and All yho should be glad of the chance to exchange baby clothes patterns.
 Keeping q Scrapbook
 like the Each An page very much and read 1t every it. Some time shall have. and it will make good reading Tor winter evenings What can de? sew make every and what the children wear; good at buttonhole making az some fancy work make & uoieS & sssteh. As I have had no machine for some tme' ' Mrs B. M V. (Philadeiphia). Perhaps this correspondent would be willing to ex- change such patterns as Mrs. F. S. w.. of Wilknsburs desires.
 LUL. Lx/:y E,,~.,;.L TvLo.o nors00s9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
LETTERS FROM THE
 VARIOUS WORKERS
H Stamp Chapter

fl StantD ChaPter
 %sR $ ShsPtsF ss ,S. snq .ss a W and do the work I.wOuld like to volunteer my Ser- F'0 am so situated that cannot active part in the SSsd SSsd HS R Stamps nut Ths psn o work which Let the members who to send me what n return by exchanging from list o Snother and would Be all There is such dlf n te aas @ of aa ba of The issues of course, would go stamp for stamp, , ~ , others to suggest would be glad to go deeper into @ Tsi Iiach and An' their me- and will give each one as prompt service nna dar a @ shassnS shsls % course PH1EATE1sr os Angeles ca Finally have found the chairman for our Stamp hoss Vii be eager to have the address o Phates When they write to her, hope they VII not tan 10 nclose postage for reply. Send me stamped and self
 What One Bee is Doing
 let kRsE sss S one 6sSs S S gHuT ssfs s S Could lace shall try tq sen some How w h%aPpy % % asSf% % eas Ses rO@ D G tRos ger to whom nave written sxpTsss the pleasure hays rsSeysa ss tnrPpgn m h dorgia Eash sDd All kst before & 0RF or., Q, love and tsndsTness sealed p until your feds dead Fiji their lives with sweetpess speak apprSytng cheering Se tSrisd by me thingg to say when they gene sIy nS Uo5 S brtsR thsiS hSes bssore they g tof 00Hn" ~ EbELwEIss QGew Bedford. Mass). This member shows her faith by 1 her % works & h saS owers after depart this life! Please bear that Tn Lnd. girls!
 Wishes Help iH Music
 want tel R what y9ula Ss & Ese9 h sgs Al. to s ss aS they proYsd too expensive If there any
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
4 Housekeeping 0fer

4 Housekeeping Ofer 5s; ssss s'Ss 'aa '11- ' oGers of housekeeping help plenty today but wo cannot have too many of them.
 4 Woald-be Advertisement W'riter vn. ouf S s.sSs s in osS $ % P also paint somshing in china ana wasT ss wsro1s S G ssI .s5Ss too RSS aES & to m tSsS ls asy' n %s%ssrs a s nSSs aGSsss 6 # % E Real Torchon Lace
 win send information to any member sending the making A,. our T9s andy spsSssisl0n Eors sTs T ea oPshoa to SInaS make iq it for one's ssif or for sale WI
 4 Note of Appreciation very ssA : sbssa Sr r % ssaI s x Ana g 9s s. .:s gSssl:s:.s s :% sS ~
 "TRs The cow % is in I. the the hammock. psEs What Sa''d inference s sS does t maker w lH 4g g sA & sPq'i o R Esperanto is splendid 'Ans All pneyusRSu sRy IhS Of sius attets fSSons ana Si0i :aHa eSShonH so;ii::SSsinnl.
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 Rs ERa :sEsl ssSsAs. as1rsa asas sRse ss' ss
 I rather fancy 1t that way"
 Into This Universe and Why
 will sit with ids hands and moan
 3 net was aas e tS GaSs
 Iamenting that 9 to9 ins was eoTp tpa 10 if aie'
 Sor NOT court c regret nor haFbor foolish feaE,
 R' wifi yeE beoSs te thG m soCG SGrla aas R a hers for oss Ssss se0i ' y ssoy @ Pd Bach and Ali girls7 LYRA R IF CsostSn Masso shcmsh n bit nSfe of sd s much @ the @ 9i e 5hf 26 %eats at S and dHf ooss Se on the bright sde
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
What One Bee is Doing
Wishes Help in Mnsie

want to tell you would like Each spd All to help me. music would dearly love to pc a one
 s sss proved toe expensive there is any enc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30

am sure that many of you have been curious to no fine result this experiment In abuating the girls
 ork for the talk went on to explain the amount or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
Who VIII Make Some Baby Dresses?

would like to get of the Each and Ali girls to make my 21Tmonths-Old baby some dresses, as don't know very niuch sewing. I send some good recipes and about housekeeping have received verv return them the very day them MAfMH uAeu Nlhs. Atna,'
 What clever seamstress among our girls is willing te In lie avnha
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
The Forget-Me-Not as q Society Flogver

would ike to hear of the girls from Canada think the forget the incest of all N0 ~ ~ J. E.. P. (Chartier. Pal.
 That society flower again! wish we could positively settle oneand we coud' if each girl would express her preference.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
Real Torchon Lace

win send information any member sending postage. concerning the making of real Torchon lace,
 L. B. (Montg0morys Ala.l. This sugResfon will 1 think hailed with joy by our fancy work girls. Real Torchon lace is pretty durable and expensive. It would be boon to DC ab to make it for ones self for sale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
Girl Who WouId Helb

have attended cooking school and havs number Sf recipes ! the girls I don't do much fam work only cushions and pennant9.
 think of the sick or shut-n Inenbers would enjoy letter from send me fey addresses ana
 much that very anxious that both California and Eastern "'eHO' MARIE B. CPomonaL Call,
 Who wishes Marie B,'aa FecipesI ey.s. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30

That coupon explained itself, and 1t was almost a aupicate of the admission blanks have sent to many s that they might be nled m with tne names ef their friends who wished to join the association
 The other coupon was the tonoWms'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
U1ho Wiu Furnish These DesignsP

2
 want very simple designs water-color vioetR / fy-th 6 printing who print neatly at all could think. and # some of the girls win write to me I can them a sample of just what I want I VIII help well myself
 Do you think girl would send me the Each ana Sunday after she is through with week. them and send them to me once monthS I have not been able to get them here Is there not some girl who can supply "Csypsy with Each and All we'll with the patterns she Wishes2
 4 DressmakiNg and Millinery Ofer
 have learned dressmaking and millinery and . h9Ss aye worked both successfully If help one t the girls at time in that line would ehesfuly d9 So offers Of help in dressmaking sewing never come nniss. and pretty sure to be accepted
 Who Wants PatchSVork PieceS?
 before member, particularly Western wants patterns written out or any ts de shall only be t9o glad to help IhsTs may o9 send flannel pieces and cotton. , ,,, Patchwork pieces frequently offered but they arc abVays demand. So letters to shut-lns and ins YaiidS, and am glad to print these kindly ofssTa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
A BnsY SteNographers Ofef

I be assist in forming chapter Of young who would like start chapter even only a if will write to that erect will arrange for first meeting at my own room am My that might meet and discuss just what we orbut there things that sugsest thsmssyes to my I in New York city Brooklyn or nearby neal I think we chapter much, ana especiaiy those from home, for know that you can dreadfy alone In big city of thousands Who'll be write to me?
 this ihe eye of one who Is also ntereated yyouid like to heat would like form 'shut-ln Help Chapter. rather m Each and
 We have already few members in New York and Brooklyn. I hopo this appeal may bring more. and that those already belonging to will do their best to show their friends how much Each and All may mean to them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30

]. S.. Steslton, Pa, Allene Le M., Los Angeles. ca Laura A., Easton, Pa
 Ethel H., Thurmont, Md Pearl IT., Los Angeles, Cal. Katharine L.. Camden, G. % 2. e., Iunkhannoek. Pa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30

do almost anythng such as work pretty egshicH a geod of cl0thnGs cook ana A'~ ~N''O ~AO 's '. ". CLAncaStsr Pal. Offers of housekeeping help plenty today, but VI cannot have too of them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30

sno could help me muse would Do ever 90 grateful anything could for them n return ,u
 accomplished but what Metle can go Wtt be done willingly am very fond of music ana pay os sng fairly well. but will need gopd olt og seuqy p9osa finished player am empoyed curing tne oAy' D"t i 'ns sSenhs "ouio "f''s Y MAY E w. (Philadelphia).
 Gnud nnt fhia member get some help in her music
The Winslow mail., 1906-11-03

ly commend the economical and
businesslike management of
the financial affairs of this
County by the Board of Super
visors.
We favor the election to office
of men of known integrity and
ability and wise and economi-
cal use of public funds consist
ent with development and ad-
vancement of the community
to keep pace with the general
progress and development else
where.