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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24
MN0Ml lpsins.
9 AFT 300 900 @atlonen
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.LfLHNNH .HNN. p .AL.NIWM HLHYNI
@dbrenO Oes Sabres lon5 wurbeu
in aaiOlat laat stataiten Oes qt.
6eltsbaredas 1884, 500 @aIrOnsn
SeiH sesVsea, perde etnen @ertb
bon s., 1881 4so pepraientirsns Son
otsiem @ein tuurben2 ,s77jfSo Sal.
loaen i'm @ertbs bon 81 ,465 ,74O er.
portirt pabreHo Der 8ef I'M gtaaie
ielbi cpniaMirt fuurOe, @aSeenaSe
GpantD itebt tn Der gseinprubuItiOn
nit 1858 ,4SO GaIpuen an Der
Spite Sc fuarbe sirsm gsb6lter pon
100 SUB i'm GllaOtat inb 40 SUB In
Der Sisfe nsbmen, nm ben IN 1905
IN @iipllri oesusenen gscin su fallen.
Cine %eiet3Datse &bbte, nit einer
BON elmer @auuHe Ter gs.
rpnoe fpiirbe S27 SaniSen OOer fait
So Gage bon ie 10 Stpuben nebnen,
ben Sebdfter 81 leereu. .tiis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24
sIutH

in. nle 0euliniunbs arbster 0ihter
nit Remt inat. eiu aans beIonoerer
,saIt. Gs III. bic aaege Daraus @e.
lunoheit pber luImste HAAen. 0eben
pber Cob flegt: @eiunbss Slht liei
ert benz kbrptr uub @eiA itdnblih
neue MdhSuha. bdmtf eue fifI Der.
ianaen. Wehe ubsr tdenn pasl BIut
sntostetl @ehe. uoettn Is burh ia
berdtbetlMah .lbef imiehitr Hfnabr.
una geiner bkridndenbeh @flmente
6eranst anb fat OsIiet nj heh al.
tiaen stsffen dhosfaut miro Sic ii4
i'm abrptrla its bsiep Otodu6esbraufI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24
0nTa ben aOO olrb ietn Menid

9nrd ben sob tolrb fetn @enidJ
beFsr ssifa9t ats sr pabrtn istaes
aebets tuar. aObblOeIsien ron aeis
.d%enreOen, Ois Der gabrbett bsrbe
GaHf6lase yerisbs Fap siH greh'
mittel, IA 1T cine total pertebrte GIhs
idounnns, su etaHben, baB man
iber eineA aObteh ntir Gutes aus.
idasn Un tOsntt aud teia Sutes poar
an bemIelbsn par. Bet iOlhsn Gt
IaKeu ra6t Fa bic Qigs bOppslt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24

Our ag9ebliHen 96INae Der @irtb.
Ibaften.5raee bat anufaS Gttp eihem
S5ritt eetbar, beRen 5olesn man
|JeSenfalls I'M glaae beBalten IoIte.
3uerf piirSe bic iesiee aicenie se.
b6br uun $3.50 aui $500 per Sabr
erbabt unO Sann bic 8eitimntuns &c,
.ttOiftn, OaB bon ieet an bis 5hnl
ndfiten Sanunr teine neuen aicenien
mebr bepiaiet nerben, baB nber ale
ievt III araft befnbli9en g9antltgens
fen id na6iten Sanuar erilsaert iuer
ben %t6nnen, uoranseeiebts baB bic
Snbnber berielben In Der Bmiifens
seit ntft gegen irsen6 Elm @eieB pOer
cine Grbinan5 oerituBen. @irtbe, ben,
en- ibre Sfnrtlitenie rueeen ireenb
elmer @eiebtuiOristeit eut5Osen pirO,
torneit tetiie Sicellle mebr erlanBetl.
sluBeroem miro i~ibetbaupt teine
s9antlireuie mebr bemiQtSt bis bic
400, 900 @inipo9ner auipeiien
tann. SObalb bic 8ep6Gerllns Der
stabt Die senunute 3abl iberiarttten
wirO fir ie 1000 Ginpogner
siae aitenie bewiliot,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24

@the e~tgeHartise Hnb an Senias
tiOneqe freitspbe 8eerhierne fnnb.
tiirslid In GauiSan 60. SnS.. ifatt.
Radl abbaltunS BEE gebadtHiBrebs:
un6 Ginlsenuap ber asI6s siasirte
NAB eineF EbonOsrapben aui ben
Sara, ieste ben @efdrismits in
sbdtiSteit nttO Der Gatfblniene fang
mittels Oes slpparateS zines fetner
eteblnsslietyr, 8s Iodiatns mnbt
es ridt nur m1sItd Das sObte ibre
Grabgeiauee uprtfneett, fOfoern aud
lire 9etrbenreben balten .Onten.
Wean tptrO an bas Bibsltuptt erin.
merit. tuenn audi in abiOetaenOen
9iFue CAB Die EVOter ibrs SpOteH
~besrabeHl at.
NN LMNLLL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24

at6i i, aas.. 10 Gao. SEQ.
Sauntaartner eih is idbriger Sina-
ling Der erit Dor stpei Sabren aus
9entidlanb bier einydnoerts unb ben,
staOinm our GrtanBltas bes gries
iteramtes pblao. t6Oete fia beite
Oard eiiiei linsladG9en Hlib bbd5it
etaeptbathfden 8ufan i'm ct, gene,
OiftsGOIeser ST. battle ann gpas
cine shlinse I'M Ieinen Sais az.
le9t I'M Dor ietnen @efdbtteh Sntitit
aetptfe 9daufeaanasn su setaen.
3abei trat er BON Der glatform5 auf
Der eF ftan6 Our6 Elm serishsu as,
unb bic 6olse MAJ, baB inn burd5
bic edlinse Oas genid sebr5dea
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24
unD sir Belt aAaahssuu.

Iesro!bsn nnO sir 8sit asiaanssuu'
fdbis.
Srt. gbttfine Brandt 1T uur
ct. Souls aurlfaeIebrl unb beriHtei
bab lire Rldte DilOreo 8aamaasrt'
ner iit BON ibrer aruutbett cripple
@m. RODre unb @attin mndt.
en- einen tursen iSefut in RoFeQe
I'm ba ibre e6bne @iaiam unt
3enrpi5u teiuten. ii3i
6ris Bebmb6ner oon DtlnbO.
ma gitp 1T bier gum Seiu& ieiner
betaoten Butter.
5reb Sdauf unb Grau ruaren
in Champion Gitp UNI bn Der BOD,
seit elmer Werpanoten bsiSupDBnen.
.gbarles Gross sira nuf ct.
9ouis utn bn bic Satin unb ainber
jgipes HrpoeTs Gbpnrb pom g2ew
DrIshhs al trsfep rusIae auf Der
Relic bierbtr besrifsn fin6.
Die Sri. Coma uuo Siai.
ROrre uqseh gertreter, Der STRIDE
bier an BET ssnais Srops Camp
Reetiuo am ueranuseuen gOuntap.
Senrp Msnev bai feiutr neue
9ampfmaidine nebh 6lOuer
pOtbOsrnpptren lndepi unb
SOetbemeDsr lieB p~otbOsrnpb'
Idle Gufnnbme fstnss ifJohra @Obn.
mnAeh UNI bieielbe Ieinen
GeutidlmO 81 iaiden.
II Grqsets Rappin pelHe 9eIna
ION Snbeauer Serriturium baben,
oaren aIe gu ;nnmen in montgomery
,ttp Iebte 8OAe BEL bnmubuenben
'erwanoteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24

a. 80 EHL. 80 -- LANNNHH - I'VE r. - -
Sober iunse Rapu phb apG iebe
innse Dame. nahoem tie bic bfentf
llte Stals abfOlUirr Babeh, iudtsH
f& meiter aussuSiiOen ustfddep In
Dem ie Elm College beinGen. Cine
Der beiten Osrurtiosa sebtpnbal,en
i'm giaate iRibas Central @esIeban
College sa surrsuion, 4vo. GiHer,
let pslden 9atfus ibr pahlea @ggt.
in Oieisw COLLEGE, MIRO OsrIslhe Sur4
fdhiae eebrer aelebrt.. Der isyfts
3ermin beainntom am 4. Sept. g&rcibi
an Tt1i aboids. il
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24

4em SraueF OttO @nbrnvinO BON
san aNtOnipS asroS 1T ss pniirt,
.babl fa bic GDdter ii stast drtneti
uub electromagnetic garpter gertisbtg
unb i5p aud B%etrdtbste, Gl stmalia
@aAEntlrO mar Oas rethfe @aUGen
int Staate Seras. ST.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24
RsSHAmttseit, e6SlmbsE, Gfbtt&en,
ResSBFltat. tiria&s: fAIe9se
Wetb6nnna;

@tpn Sbr nit etnerr tranier, Ttnsen
coer ben 6n0urm betbcr0stufeHeT nrs
IaGeny ais Herfppfnhe, 9ibefletben, &Hs
~nipyrbOtaen, GppfiMmefSen, jauEem AhIs
FetsM, SghbreHBeH, NLabaheeL EhIats
1itetett, Deifttger 0tebereefmIGeentstt
HttoslopIen, .9erDbIt1t Waaenfaterrb,
glageneei@wiFen, Dlnaengas, UefAtt Der
eeRbeit mad BEN GIieA, anfnpktu,
gdltHer5eit IN Der WageHgeaent; beIsgteti
Hnnge, bttterem Wei&m1d tn Nlunbe,
MbpttttIgItsEeW etc, bebaftet tei0, born
leyott mir gilren Rnrnert iin6 NDrtiIe III
lperoe' GuG EN- frgies @adtt bon meinett
ysn9entrtIetten ietben, ipeThe Giih III
Ritr1e beilen tperoen. 90 t~pohEthneNb
iuirten pieie Observation-Disclosures, bdh fmcn
Bolls .eehetIt trur0eM tpo anIheIneuD tejs
ne ollie rlebr ntSglih mar. GS TT EN-
tptnotrbnres MirteI. ireIfeS gYm II
tltr5er Seit betIen ipirD. Gin iImftttrtes
b2ieitiagS giim, fpelhes Gureu Nnn ees
ran beidrsiben ipir0. Ienbe tm eberfaHs
fret. G9idt tein @eI0 ODER Wcfu1rEen
penn I'D nth, DnB ieDer NrdnEe bieiee
lcttlide @tttsl eff 1rf melne Nplhfn
probirt. Inn aOreftre:
JOHN "A. SMITH.
Is7 0sls,sa TsitsHs,
DVilpanIsG EIeepellM
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24

Der Serliner slubbera6atib BET
DfeRtliate hnlahsit elm 2enddlanO
nah sfts aberi6riebenes Se6tat
SpbaaHes GrOians in BEN oieier be-
.tannte S9rffteqef nit Redt be-
.bdiipteti 6db 9eatf6lahAs splppiehI
S9tnersshstiuber feietL BIZ inn ben
.spreen m breebratt alsss isneriI
tuqytet babe. go lit es. slltf GeutIdl,
lanb lpanbeIt ni9t h~neearaTt auteri
8aItneu. gs toftst bdHais getc anb
.erseagt ben staf llnb 10 tiapt
sroiat: si,tinr
Sch; bsiJt 60, gslb ahb tpieSsr SEQ
'Sdtinam III es pnb 3aitrdsen bud
.&drl oieies unO ruer meiB nod tpas;
Iaaetn Oaau turftt sttpas rtUta
I0as is1r Uiet ialimntsr 1T ats bas /,
Bum penter lei b. II
Sepani&t bic Eippetstirferet
MIR ebrsH btinst ELI bas s8tusst
uuh psiner tapiern aiuberi 8flt \.
0Oh bteriiit etpasy bias entebrt. 81:
Q Seuti6lntbi lei auf beinet Sit,
Steb aui Der @aft
9eutiatdhO, FAB lGtl 4enti4apn
bnb a9tl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24
SIM alrde n @talta, Can, b

NIT aOaIhHbbnbn gurHbaIIe, @eietls
ldaitss lab gabesfnfHer aaspeaattet,
nnb ptr bpfsn bob Oielem getbaus
Ser sseuseitS aud bic aon3et anb
i~pengaaens elhIee airhsuNnble ui
.leblsn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24

Sesirts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bes StrHahner 9atOreuirsiiss, am
SO. au5uh. pormistdss 10 iltr, in
Der gUnna. getbanid 9irhe BEL Ser.
ger, gaO.
grosr a m m;
|. er6Hnuusserub-&. ab 8oiI,
brenner,
2. erDHnunpslisO 80. IS 3 sdul.
lieOerbu9.
8. GtbFnunesssbet-E 6. ghb.
meier, Sermnnn.
aHiprd6eT8 q. aubn, stOnp
5. grubslettion--S. Gb. aalt,
brenneg.
6p Selprshuugi Der 5rnee: @elt'.
en- 5ued inD Nneen hnben Die q.
SGuGeie. 9. g. 3. aruiefopf, 8.
-auiAgaaeemeine Seip :etuue,
2. Sreier @ebdnIsuaustaui& iber
la) bas bette @Ort. (b) Der bette.
2ebrer.
8. 6ruSetnFteu. 4
3. srOtOtOaDsrtsiuna- Sstr. q.
". Habu.
10. 4eamteutuahl,
IL. G@tublieba-Sesen.
10! Gussnnasutrs; gbre lei Dem
Batter anb bent Sobn uip. is vi
sammtttAe 9. SHaten bss Ser.
manner SahOraltrstiss iinO freuubadI
einoelubens unO FnD eebetsh, fiGl
weniafsns bnr9 Delegated BY biejet
ROnueutiOn pertre.sn ~ ilnFen.
Gi 8ubnj q. GOg Ra~Itbrsnusr, 3,
t Et4.LH .- Fh@lH .E. t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24

4as auiblaPsn Otr saofaaien Ii
Gsaepwdrtie pbancmennl. Die @tens
errUerte bubeu in ber iesten fauf
Jdbren um 1900 9tiaiOnsn tEoiars
snsenOmmtd. Bon @ik9urt ,abSsisb.
en-, itfbt Gerus aHter ben sAbhaateH
eriier aisas. -a.s.s ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24

SIR Ilhlt ben geben Ipen0en StrCm
|ipI6rt Sbr ibh nehnit. cine
mitoe lIN6ernOe @drme IInt Die ser.
pen ihb bag Blut niii agben. Gs II
Elm rpnbrea @erenhosn, SDuihers,
@OGB @uuntnin Thee su nehmeu.
S5lGents, 9bee Cber 8ublstten. @ai.
|ier Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24
lps srn county.

HIaub. Die @ptttn bel
Or. 8. g.. 5errea welde nobsu
swei Sabre tsiOenO iu6r III am ls b,
R., @eROrbsn. sic mar bic GOate,
bon @. q. Sole uon EeO Sirb. uni
binterldst einsn 5ablrsidep Breuno.
estreis. sflld'l
o 10 ID. Ens @Obn.
baus BON @tbrBe Berger brnnnts
RittwOh Isste @Ode al. llriade bee
sntiebenS Oss Jeuers 1T unbetannt;
IsrFfsruns $500.
,5rau 5reO
GlsiOn runr einiee BOten bier 81
BsiuG BEL ibren Gltsrn s. s. StOd'
lin. unb rsiits am SOnntue tUteber
nn@ Ct. aOais SufhG.
GrL @qrthn Miuer mar lebte
SSOhs htsrtrt En9e in RutriiOn sa'
4eint.
5rl. Rara giI, BON aeauen'
NORTH, aauins, mar lebte @uhe
msbrere 9nse In aittle Berger bel
gerpanOtsu 81 8siat.
Ba i. psnrg @alOefer fsi.
srte AM leeten SOnntaa Ieinen rs.
@eburtstns.
SRI. Gmtnn @liHman bon ct.
Souls IN bier dat einise @0tbshh I'm
GIternbauje gu U%etbriusen.g
Die 8ab 8tnss Bnnb tuirb am
3Onneritne ben 80. Gu9ui elm pic.
mic peben gu pelden 5eoermaun
berslid einseIuOeu it, 9aiielbe pirb
nnf Rm. Rods 5arm an Der Rt.
Sterling ROnb nbeebalteu uerben.
"a 5rl Rnrtba gOst uOn ct.
Souls 1T bier IN bsr, 5amilie Ser.
mann Srieifte al Seiaa, !,
o aeunabe! 5tt. Sulbn
SOhntos III bon lire asiis mad. ct. {
eouis hierHer aurad setebrt.
gbna. Grabm unO gbUmns
BEapeu baden fi& uad ct. Souls be, 9
, +
@nt, unO Carl @eibet iinb bon
81. 9VIis suTldesteHrti i n
6raa Ssb5elf lsishtpsf mar
5Onntne beiudspeiie tn gbamOis.
SrOBmuttet Batter, bpm Cha. |.
nUis. mar ntebsre Taeen bisr leste
Il
9ir bebauern 81 srfnbren bus s
81. 3oeHler In ct. Souls BEL ieiner y
GrbeIt BON @eraf feel uub iid stnen !,
lrm unb Elm 8ein bra4s !
Der ilsias Ertbur S&eubama
nsr, IN sraRlid IrqnL ;n 8YE
5rl. emma Sadiia IN mad d
yrups gummit eersiF uuf 1eiuG
EIsE 8du Ss. &O6t. Tirtsl mgr
gut beiuht; es wuroe Elm iebr feinss
GHsH isrpirt. nhF 1ps1S
o aispadbeh. Sirf Greet. !
gle Wc. g6tifie Balm trifftN naalten
um ben Shabsn welhe Die Bride !
BEL benz I'M lesten Observation-Disclosures /
SpbhnhIaG sdtlt SulueSdtiteu. |
5FaH geOp SELF 4es ysl9s am
Y~teHslkebet barpieterlap, II wieoss
@eiunb. ttgfsgi5
- Jreitas 1T Der 9na on pel&en !
bas tigjtSe guaanat am mslpsr ga.
IptaG bot lnb sruar aus benz GsunOs
rpsft oh Disiehi Gage bee Ssrmanner
gutisblatt Sur gsrtbetians tommt.
Dnpsr Ituhbpidsr, RaiaipM
bes Gbas. Bulamessr 5rri&betriebs
pnrOs lesten Sreitaa pom Der pise
hbsrDdltiat unO must ben Zao I'M
gett subtiHSsh.
NfUin MnnbniGer Ieierte
guuutas int atshs ismsr Sruseu Ger.
tuanbtifaIt istRsh 50, @sbnytstaa,
nuO Bel mehtstsh Gdsasn gisr uuD
ben lsbti@sg EsllsH oeE IGGtutSia
8. Bdnb iapanSen bic ia5nsn Stpn-
ben Hur az iapeI babiu. Gns @s.
b~urtstaeIinb mar am NittpuH mt
ieiner Hamtlin in RUrriiOn,anb lies
onI pDtbOsrapHildeu @eee Elm Sam,
W. =. N 49, VT H
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24

gtit elmer 8erietterputb itiir3ten
iid amaaitttppt Sanperte pOnsrauen
.beim 0effpeR Der Sbiiren gust. So
ifpb. @u5 in einett 8argninfOte
gircd 20 bon linen totrben nfeSerse.
treten unp nift unerbebli9 rerlest.
Dan iraat laOb Oieis Gpist Mitleih
Seroienen. i3I ri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24

Nbumnirt dui Oas psrmannsI
Hotisblntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-08-24

De pisrts o tnsration Sr. Better
6abrneD &spns Gpmpanp, 112-iIa
sp. Sppne Slps., bereiten cine @e.
oisin, tuelAe ale GOrnt's sIipentrau.
teri fitbeleber betannt III, bic als
elm 5aismittef iIber Die ear5e gelt
beribmt Gefporben 1T. Gieies 5eils
mittel 1T uOm Batter auf ben Subn in
bier SenerutiOnen perer6t tpurben.
@eididte Oatirt aurad bic CUR
gOlOmial5tit s. 1T ieOsnfaas oaS
upb beItebtelte Seilmtttel,
pelfes eriitirt.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-07-27
Concerning Gloves.

this season, they are Of necessity long
er than those worn in The evening.
CLEANING WHITE KID.-You can
clean white kid gloves at home by this
process: Place the glove In a small
basin, and pour over just enough ben
zoline to cover, set plate over the
basin, so as to prevent the spirit evap-
Grating. and let the glove soak for five
minutes. Have a thick cloth ready on
the table and piece Of clean flannel,
take the glove out Of the basin, let II
drip n little, set It on the cloth, and
wipe It with the flannel. changing the
surface constantly as II is soiled. The
glove must not be rubbed too hard or
the surface will be spoiled. When the
glove is quite clean, blow into II to
initiate II and hang IN the shade In u
draught.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-07-27
Your Fortune in Each Month.


Here is a bit OF astrological lore
which may be Of use to a hostess In
amusing a crowd Of young people. ASK
the birth month Of each; the following
little table gives the answers. The en-.
tertaining feature OF these so-called
fortunes Is in how far they generally
are from the real characteristics Of the
person whom they are supposed to por.
tray.
January-A maiden born in this
month will be a prudent housekeeper,
good tempered but inclined to be mel
ancholy,
Ftbruary--Humane and affectlonate;
a tender parent.
March--A chatter box, tickle stormy
and Of a quarrelsome nature.
April-Pretty. dainty, inconsistent
and not studi0us.
May-Handsom in person, content.
ed and happy in spirit.
June-Gay. impetuous and will
marry early.
July-Fair to look on, but sulky In
temper and jealous.
August--Amiable practical and will
make wealthy marriage.
September-Discreet, affable and a
fayorite with every one.
October 49, Pretty, coquettlsh and
oftentlmes unhappy without a cause.
November-Liberal, kind aud pleas
ant and thoughtful Of others,
December--Well proportional, gay
fond Of novelty and inclined to be ex
trayagant.
MADAME MERRI.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-07-27
SOME SUGGESTIONS THAT MAY
PROVE OF HELP.
The First Year Comes the Cotton
Wedding-May Be Made a Gay
Affair-sOme Astrologi-
cal Lore.
The "cOttOn" Wedding.

One year Of welded life brings the
Cotton" anniversary, and It may
DO made a most attractive affair. So
soon after the original ceremony II will
probably not be a diflcult matter to
arrange for reunion OF the bridal
party, and this alone will make the
occasion a memorable one. Send the
invitations on squares OF fine cotton
cloth written with indellble ink.
Decorate the rooms with vines, plants
and branches. Over these put a guam.
tlty Of fuzzy cotton flakes Portieres
and window drapes are effective made
from strips OF white cotton. II cards
are to be the amusement, Hearts Is
a good game. and there are so many
articles in the shape Of hearts which
will make appropriate souvenirs and
prizes. The dinlng.room table may be
covered with thin layers Of cotton In.
stead Of a linen cover. At each place
put cotton SNOWFALL tied with ribbon.
the name card tucked under the bow.
Inside the ball put a tiny souvenir.
The center.piece should be a jardlnlere
wrapped with cotton and filled with
the kind OF flowers that were used at
the event Of a year ago.
There should be a wedding cake con.
tanning a ring, piece OF money and a
thimble; all young people know the
meaning OF these symbols. and there
will be jolly time when the bride
cuts the cake. Have the Ice cream
frozen in balls. tied with ribbons OF
spun sugar candy Of the color used at
the original wedding supper.
The gifts to be given the happy pair
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INCLINED TO FRECKLB.

The best the girl with freCkles can
hope to do is to keep them faded
that they do not show so much; she
cannot remove them; IL she take the
skin OF the new skin is soon very
Inuch worse than the Old being so ten
der that 1t is the more easily affected
Ly the rays Of light.
A very present help in keeping
f'eckles faded out IL to always wear Il
yellow veil; there Is something in the
chemical change IN the rays passing
through the yellow chiffon that keeps
them from affecting the cutlcle. And
another help is to plaster her face
with cold cream and powder beneath
the veil when going into the light and
heat out OF doors IN summer,
Then she should not wash with soap,
but use the bran bags and almond meal
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Smart Afternoon Dress.
A Charming and Picturesque Cos
tune This, One Of the Prettiest
That Have Appeared.

This is a very charming dress In
Expire style; It has a plain, short
bo1ice. to which the skirt is set in
ga :ners. The foot is trimmed with
three shaped founces put on with
cu.ved ends terminating each side the
center front.
The bolero is little full on the
bust, the fulness being gathered into
the strap that goes all round the edge.
II Is ornamented with two buttons.
From under the fronts OF bolero come
the fronts of a vest OF broche fas-
tened by buttons, The puffed elbow
sleeves are finished by two hem
stitched cambria frills, and are orna-
mcnted with buttons.
Materials required for the dress
Eight yards 46 inches wide, one-half
yard brocade for vest. nine small but
tons, eight larger size, two yards lin
Ing silk, six yards frilllng.
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A Pretty Design for Evening Glove,
Afternoon and Evening Lengths
White Ones in Fashion.

A PRETTY DESIGN.-One OF the
prettlest styles of elbow-gloves yet
shown Is deliCately shaded at the top
an almost imperceptible mauve, with
slightly-embossed and indefinitely
traced pattern upon It Of lilies of the
valley or ivy leaves. Bas-rellef pat
terms OF the same indefinite and pic
turesque nature appear on the upper
arm OF white gloves, shaded faint
shel-pink or faint sea-green.
STYLES TO WEAR.-Except for
mourning wear, white gloves are worn
upon all smart occasions For even
ing wear the glove must rise beyond
The elbow and meet the short evening
sleeve more than halfway up to the
shoulder. For day wear the gloves are
slightly shorter. and need not rise
higher than the elbow. for. although
~ gowns are worn with short sleeves
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TONIC TREATMENT
Weak Stomach and Sick Headache
Cured by Or. Williams
Pink Pills,

The symptoms of stomach trouble
vary. Some victims have rayenuuS
appetite, others lUathc the sight of food.
Often there is feeling us of weight on
the chest, full feeling in the throat.
Sometimes the gas presses OH the heart
and leads the sufferer to think he has
heart disease. Sick headache is FIRE.
quent and distressing symptom.
a weak stomach needs digestive
tonic and that there is no better tonic
for this purpose than DR.. Williams Pink
Pills is shown by the statement of Mr..
A, q. Merrill, n mining man, of Oneals,
Calf, a veteran Of Battalion q, Third
U, s. Regular Infantry.
al had never been well since left
the army, " he says, "always having had
trouble with my stomach, which was
weak. l was run down and debil:tated.
Could keep nothing on my stomach,
and ut times had sick headache so bad
that did not care whether lived or
died. My stomach refused to retain
even liquid food aud l almost despaired
of getting well MS had tried so many
kinds Of medicine without relief. Then
/ was bitten by u mttleSnake and that
laid me up from work entirely for u
year, six months0f which spent in bed.
One day friend recommended DR..
Williams Pink Pills to me ana began
taking them. They cured me when all
other medicine had fniled. l have
recommended the pills to a great many,
for during my recovery every one asked
me what was helping me so and told
them DR.. Williams Pink Pills. i can.
not speak too highly of them"
II you want good health You must have
good blood. DIR. Williams Pink Pills
actually make new blood aud restore
shattered nerves. They are sold by
all druggists or sent, postpaid, on re.
ceipt Of price, 50c per box, six boxes for
$3.50 by the DIR, Williams Medicine
Co., Schenectady, NY.
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A Correct Diagnosis.

Cccrge-Eh? Yol got engaged last
night, Gus, my old, my dear friend,
tell me how you did It..
Gus Really, hardly know myself.
Couldn't help It. Just like falling
downstairs. | was on the edge OF a
proposal, she gave me a push, and
there | was engaged.
We'll, | haven't had any such eX-
perience. Every time try to start. my
knees knock together, and my teeth
chatter and my tongue cleaves to the
roOc OF my mouth. I've tried a dozen
times TO pop the question to Miss DE-
Pink, and slumped every time
And did she let you slump
Yes"
You are counting the wrong girl,
N. y. Weekly,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-07-27
Marconi Anticipated,

An Egyptologist and an Assyriologist
we're dlsputing about the relative adj
yancemtnt Of the two ancient peoples
whom they were studying
why. sir" cried the Egyptologist,
I'VE find remains o. wires in Egypt,
which prove they understood electric
ity!"
"Pshaw!" answered the Assyriolo-
gist, we don't find any wires in Assy-
ria, and that shows that they under,
stood wireless telegraphy!' - Stray
Stories.