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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

Where He Should Have Looked.
Mrs. Yeast-Mr. Yeast says he didn't
see your husband at the banquet last
night.
Mrs. Crimsonbeak-He didn't look
under the table, did he2-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29
The F1uke.

There is no place from the gulf of
Mexico to the bay of Chaleurs where
the iuke or some OF his relatives can
not be caught There are twenty six
of his species found in the waters OF
the east, and they range from the half
pound founder to the 100 pound hall
but
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

Have you ever heard spinach called
"the broom of the stomach" 1t is the
most valuable Of all vegetables and
saves many times it's cost in doctor
bills and medicine
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

Emerald and beryl are composed of
precisely the same substance. except
for coloring matter. Amethyst and
rock crystal are likewise identical.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

did you enjoy your trip to PARISH"
asked the tonsorial artist
You bet 1 did" replied the victim
in the chair. Il couldn't understand
a word the BARRIERS said to me"-New
Orleans Times-Democrat.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

The consumption of wine averages
only three pints year a head of the
population of Great Britain. 1t has de-
creased nearly so per cent in the last
six years.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

Bert Helms was sent to Jail for
eleven days Monday. He was recently
fined in city court but the fine was
stayed by City Clerk Taggart Helms
paid "a of the amount and stuck
Cerk Taggart for the rest of Me fine
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29
The Mcinxauche.

The maingauche, dagger in com
mon use In the middle ages, having its
name from the fact that it was held in
the left hand while fencing, was mod
eled almost exactly after the sting Of o
WASH
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

John Gehring, a notorious drunk,
was in police court again yesterday
on the old charge and was fined 81
and costs. He not being able to stay
his fine, was sent to Jail for eleven
days.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

The Starr Piano Company had
piece of Honduras Mahogany on ex-
hibit in their window on East Main
street The piece is a part of three
logs for which c. G. Mengel & Bro.
Co., of Louisville, KY, paid $4,000.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29
Queer Luck Charm

Queer LUCK ChArm.
An emblem of good luck, a stuffed
crocodile. is seen over many doors and
gateways in Cairo. The custom Of put
ting this animal in exalted positions
corresponds exactly to our custom of
mailing horseshoe over the door.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29
The Americana.

First American-Which do you pre-
poor?
Second American-If 1 had my
choice, Aurelius, l should be neither.
1 should have about five millions.-
Life
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

Why wait for your friends
friend to come and look at
your house week after next?
You can sell it with a To Let
ad in The Palladium.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

to MsekiDao Island ilD $ sepVA g R sses
/. 10 day tickets, special train
d&w If
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

James NJ. Young was fined S. and
costs on a charge of assault and bat
terry preferred by John Etter. The
action was the result of a fight over
card game at the Red Saloon Mon
day night in which Etter was struck
by Young
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

G. r. & I. 10 day excursion Coo
Northern Michigan, Sept. $500 tc
Petoskey or Traverse Cit0$6.0O fol
round trip to Mackinac Island.
d&w If
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

Northern Michigan excursionIick
cts to Petoskey, Traversa CN an
Mackinac Island. sold SepfN $50
and $500 round trip, good ten days
d&w If
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29
THE CITY IN 9pkf
Telephone the is}hond Steam
Laundry to ge- your taurdry. II

DR.. L. S. Chenoweth has returned
from his vacation trip east
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

Il hate a man who expects you TO
weep over his troubles"
Yes; he's almost as bad as the man
who expects you to laugh over his
jokes" Philadelphia Press.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

street sold his farm north of the city
yesterday for $4,000
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

The Palladium will pay 1Oc for cop
les of the Richmond Palladium Of the
dates of January 1st and End. 1906.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

Two Italians giving their names as
Frank Laterie and Joseph .Ciaffe were
fined 81 and costs in city court yes
terday morning for stealing four wa
termelons from a carload consigned
to E. F. Shideler Commission Co
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

Bloomington, ILL.,, will not be in
Guided in the Illinois Polo League this
year as was anticipated at the begin
ging. Owing to the lack of interest
in polo there it was deemed advisable
to drop the city from the circuit.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

at Muth's. 2S-tf
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

at Muth's. 2S-tf.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-29

The Rev. and Mrs. Nelson of the
Grace NJ. E. church have returned af
ter spending a two weeks vacation at
Winona and Davis and Pike counties
respectively. Rev. Nelson has been
attending the Bible Conference at
Lake Winona. TheA will be services
at the Grace NJ E church Sunday.
Fresh oysters S&ryed in all STYLES
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
Consejo Executive

Tampooo 10 concurri6 { las On.
miendas al c. B. I, proveysndo sl pro.
sedim'ento para impugaar Il elscci6H
do funsionarios, xsepto los misnbros
do 10 legislature y sl Comisionado dc
los Estados Unidos. Fusron nombrs'
dos los ssnores Post, Dfsz Navarro y
Fslkaer & aa de que 90 avistsn On 10
eomisi6n Dc 10 C&nara.
ri Q B IS para snmsndsr varios
artfculos do 10 ley Hipotsearia pai6
on tsrcsrA lectura.
Mr.. Post. Los mismbros del Con.
seio debsn do prosurarse copias del c
B 26 & fn de conocsr las snmiendas
que on dleha ley % hsn introducl.
do.
Por dioha Icy el gobierno proves
10 necessrio para inscripeiones y eec
stones.
La comiai6n dc Confereneias nom.
brada p0r el Conseio y la Camara ds
Delegaao para tratar do las defs
reneias entire anbos cusrpos colegis
ladores, rsspeeto & dicho G B rs, hiz1
vsrias rscomsndsclones.
En- los preointos que contspg az
mSaos dc IL 900 almss y mas de s oOt
90 soncedsrGn tres neses para las ips
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
Session del dia 20

Do abrs 10 session & les dos y
vsinss minutes, prssidisndo Mr. Post.
CoAsurrsn los ssaorss Willoughby,
Dfax Navarro, Crosas, Talkuer, Bar.
boss, Fsuills, del Vale y Sanchez
Morales.
Informs de- eomisiorss
III somitt dc 10 judicial rscomisn
do favorab' smsnts el O B q de Mr.
Post para enmsndar algunos artfeulos
del C6digo de Enjuciamisnto Civil.
I'll Comit( dc Salud PIblisa infor-
ma favorablsmsnts 10 eomunissel6n
del Superintendent dc santdad den
Ricardo Il. Herr 2ndsx, manifsstsndo
que 10 atiendan las considerations
para hacsr IN proyseto do Ley on
asuntos sanitarios.
El G B "a pasa & II Camara.
III comit6 dc 10 Judicial recomien.
d. que no 90 concurra q las enmienda 81
introducidas por 10 C&nara oil G. B
4 del ComisionAdo do Educacl6n para
enmsndsr varios artfculoe del C6digo
Polftico.
Be nombr6 una comisi6n dc los
ssHores Disz Navarro, Teuille y Falk'
ner para que ae aviaten CON los miem'
bros de la Cimsrs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
BUREAU DEL TEMPO
Service climatolog:co J de co.
seehas en- toda Ia isis. s.-La
semana Ultima.
LIGEROs AGUACEROs
La Eafra. .-Canas que nseesi-
tan lluvia.-E cafk.-CoY.
te de tahaco.
LIGEROs AGUACEROs

En todos los districts han eorride
lissros aguassros psro 10 kumsdad %
10 svsporado rkpidsnsuts bsjo 10 In.
1ssnsis del rsdisuts sol y caluroses
visatos. LIS saGas ,nAs visjas Nhsn
nsdarado muy ligsro ssjs sstas In
tasnslas psrs las nusv ansats plsnta-
dassy los rstoiss nseesi,an mushas
mss lluvla. ii tismpo tsmsiSn fu6
ideal para la zsfes y sl grado do qua
Yspo nlor6 ligsramsnte On algaass
hasisndss. En una do las hacisndas
do z ,masao smpsz6 10 molisnda psro
On sl dlstrito dc G urabo las hasisndss
no sstarkn listas para 10 moliends
hssts sl mes de Narz3 y "a ha habido
a'gaaas psrdidas en- cana pasadas do
madursz. En- sl o o. los cansverales
que no tavis:on risgo duranse Ia esta.
ei6a del desarrollo estSn dando un
rsnd misnte navy pobre.
Los palos De ssfs fl sreeisron bisn
sl die 10 J Is sn los districts de Las
Narfss y Larss; do los ctros lugarss
inforusa cue sstln llsnos dc capullos.
La perspective de 10 pr6x'ns .cosseha
o. muy halagadors.
sigus sl eorts dc tabsco y 20 he
ssnbrsdo alguns semillA por 10 coss
sosseh tsrdfs. La calidad de 10 hojs
eortsds % dice que % busna on tod
leo ssssiones. nj segdndo no ha Sc
guido bisa dshido sl tiempo seco.
En sl 80 10 ha rseogido aehiote
y h.n spareoldo algunas excelentf
f.ssas "a los mersados del N Una
pobrs Uossch de srroz 90 ha recogido
On IL psrte 40 todos los frutos me.
norss, OK spto el ms'x, esta ese asc
"a esta sscei6n. Las pima pressntAr n
busn aspeeto. Fl pssto est$ sisndo
mas sscsso, y en- el diatrito de San
German alguaos de los tsrrsuos del
slgod6n 90 han dsdicado al ganado.
TDwIN G. THOMPSON.
Director &c Seeci6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
Sesi6n del Ola 20.
ConsurreA los, ssiiores Matianl

ConsurreA los, ssforss Matianxc,
Palmer. Arrillsga, Montalve, Abril,
Q iintsro, virslla Uribs, GonxAlsz z
[FsYnandel Santoni, Coira, Msndex
0areoaA, Was O,h oteso, Ronsro Ro'
80, Giol, Gambia, Garcia Sslgado,
G onzilez Gs-cis, Solar ylRamos, por
10 msyorfa; Dalgado, Aponte y Men.
dsz Serrano, por 10 minorfs.
Be lego sl acaa de 10 session ants,
rlor y fuS aprobada.
Petsciones
Don Rafael TlrAdo Vsrrier, juel
municipal de Hlmacao, solicita au-
meato de sueldo, atsndiendo q loi
gastos que tiens que aufragar cuando
aquella corts 30 traslada q 10 isla d.
vieques.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
Camara de Delegados

I'll slsalde de Bayam6n rsmite CO.
pia dc acuerdos do los ayuntamisptos
de Caguas, Arselbo, Salinas, Usuado
y Coamo, adhiri6 1dose & las do aquel
concsio mlrisipal, rslaslva & 10 re-
parasl6n de trozos de carreteras que
atravlesAn por poblados.
Informs de eomisiones
La Comisi6n Copjunta compuesta
por los Aef1ores Post, Barbosa y del
Vale, por el Conssio Eiscutivo y los
ssil pres Was Oohotsco, Arrillsga y
Msndez Ssrrano, por 10 Canara de
Dslegados, para tratar aosrsa dc Ia
d!fsrsncia surgida en- oil G 3 rs sobrs
e!eccloneB pressnta su informa.
Proyscto de ley en- ~ lectura
HB 90. Para la reparaci6n de
pusnte denominado dc clos Reyes Ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21

tiva 4 pagos do sueldos por sl mum.
cipio de Fsiardos. LH C&mara sprus.
ba dichas enmisndas.
Ora del Consej, Eiscutivo ma
nifestAndo que el Prssidente ds
aquel alto cuerpo ha hrmado sl @ 3
A, tltulado <Psra derogar el articulc
4 de Ia Icy titulada sLsy para regla-
msrtar 10 inscription 8 ins oeeei6n d.
&bonos comersiales, matsrias fsrtIli
zsntss y substanclas quinicAs OF
Puerto Rico, Tsmb!6n 10 frma Q
Speaker de 10 Ctm srs y 10 dsvuslvI
al Conpeio Executive.
| Orden del dtd
CB4l, Para regular el servici'
de- IL profession notarial en- Puert
Rico.
lOontsnia en- h Ddgtaa ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
ASAMBLEA LEGISLATIVE

tarss la comisi6n total 90 iniorms 70.
vorablsmsnts disha Icy.
Por dicho proyseto % intRodussn
varias enm 'endas & 10 sesci6n q do 10
Icy sssolar.
Be trsta do estahlscsr On Pusrto
Rico ua sistsra de sscuslAs pdblieas
grstuitss CON obisto do dAr instrus
ei6n elemental.
PodrGn asis.ie & dishss slasss los
niaes do einoo s11s On vsE Dc sists
como 10 requiers por las leyss ssco-
lsrss.
FL dspArtamsnto de Educaei6n he
dc tsner faeultades para sstablessr
iHstueionss do snse anza y squsllos
eeniros ruralss que sean nsessaries
pars sl dssarrollo do 10 instruction
pdblica do 10 is'a.
Mr.. Talknsr prs,spt6 una enmien.
do & 10 secel6a sobrs las iunlss 90.
colares.
Dichas juntas tendraa 4 81 carge
los edidoios escolsres On sus distritoa
respsctivos.
Tambi6n fuercn snmendadas lai
sscciones desds Ia 8 4 10 SO.
No 80 discut. srof otros ssantos.
Be levant6 lA session { las tres J
veinte J si1eo minutes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21

eripeionss. I'm los prssintos que CON.
tsngan minos do 8 600, dos mssss, 10
e!6udose una economfs do $4,000
So elimin6 10 sscoi6n acsrsa dc los
ssllcs do inleripeionss.
ri informa dc conferenciss tu9
aprobado.
Btlts en- ter1ra lsstarG
III sustituto c B "a 20 vote % ter.
cera leetura.
II sustituto G B 6S 90 sprob6 con
una enmienda dc Mr. Fsuills, pasando
en- tsrcsra lectura.
Presentation de preysstos
FL secrstario Mr. Bsnnst lego On
prlmsra lectura los siguisntss bills:
CB rs, do Mr. Post. <Lsy para
eastigsr los iusgos do azar.s Pss6 al
comits de Imprssos y tradueeionss.
CB rs, dc Mr. Fa'knsr. sLsy 10.
mentando c'sas sscuelas., Tamhi6n
o. pas6 oil comit6 de Imprescs, Dichos
proyectos fueron conaiderados.
Fl Conseio 20 constituye On eomi-
sl6n total
So puso a discussion sl c B74 para
snmenda la Icy escolar comp lsda dc
Puerto Rico, aprobada en- 10 de Marie
de 1908
Mr.. Falkoer. Pids que al lsvan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21

t6lisoE.s por los senorss Garcia Sal.
gado y CORA
II "a, Para lA tarmi q Aci6n del
trcxo do camiuo que une los pueblos
de Baysm6n y Vegs-alta. pOr los SO
flores G arsfa Sslgado, Coira y Rs-
mos.
HB 95. Para un plan general de
carrstsras, por los sefiores Mstienzo
y Gambia Cord va
COMMUNICATIONS
Una del GUbsrnado-, particlpan.
do que ha aprobado y drmado el e
B Is, titulado <Provsyendo sl modo
dc colecoionar los autos dc los asun-
tos clviless
Ora del Conseio Executive dandc
cuenta cue ha aprobado con snmisn-
das 10 II II Mum. 4, titulada <Rela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
POR EL CLUB HOSTOS
Reunion celebrada anoche pa.
"a organizar una fiesta
61antr6piea
FAMILlk DE DUCHEeNE
Sera en- el teatro.
nombrada para Ia reallza-
ci6n del proyects.
FAMILlA DE DUCHEsNE

Anochs tuvo sfesto On les salonss
Do 10 Liga do Dstallistas, 10 reunion
eonvosada por sl club sEugsnio M
Dc Eostoss con sl An Do slsglr IN 90.
uitS siseutivo cue organize aaa vsla.
de- & bsns6eis dc 10 familis del macs.
tro Dushssne.
II comitS sjseutivo qusd6 osnstl.
tu.do On 10 forna siEuisnts:
Presidents, don Luis Quiaonss,
| Presidents del Club <Eussnio N. do
KsstoDl.
viss. prssidsntss: ~ Doctor don
Manuel Qasvsdo Bass Per sl Atsnso
Paertsrriqusfo.1 ~, Don Manuel
Lonbs, (Por sl Casino Espsholl. -,
Doa Jaan Agsilar. [Por sl sCfrculo
do Anigsssl. A., Dos Angel Fsrsira
Por 10 sDsresha do BorinqusRs
- sseretario dc sorrsspendsncis,
don Antonio J. Lumbano. Sssretsrio
dc aetas, el que tisns sl Atsnso.
Tssorsro, don Carlos Conds.
veealss, todes Jos presidsptss Dc
sosiedadss dc instruction, hsntfeas y
rsersativas y mismbros dc 10 prsnls.
Tsrninsdo este % AonbrAren Gin.
90 eomisionss: Propogands, sodos
los sonsurrsntss; Ndsiss, ssiiorss Jo-
sS Paris. jose M Sanshsx, Jos6 Ibar.
goysn, Francisco vsrar, LUIS r nj.
rAnda y Juan Vinole. Litsratura,
Lufs r. Dsssds, Jose II. Lewis, Manuel
Fsrnandex Juneos, Tomis Carri6n,
Pedro G. Tinothds, doctor Qusvsdo
B aez y Jose Gordils. Haciends, Car.
los Conds, Manuel Lomba, Julian Sit-
va, Baltassr Fernandez y Susano
Boeansgra. Invitaciones, todos los
presidsntss de todas las socisdadss.
En sl asto sstaban represented
los psrl6dicos sl sBolstin Mersantil,s >
el <Hsrsldo EspsHol,, sLa vtx del
Oorsrcs y LA DEAoCRACIA.
Las Oomisionea nombr Adas % rsu
nirGn tan pronto tsrminsn sus traba.
Jos y dsrkn cuenta de clos Al comiti
eiscutlvo, qgisa- fiArG sAtoasss 81 die
para 10 csleSrasi6n del sxprssado fss
, tival.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21
NUevA ESeUElA

I'll departamsnto dc Educaci6p
abrir& on el mss pr6xtmo una escuela
nocturna on San Sebastian.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-21

En- esta lmprenta sc vende
papel vlejo a dos pesos %.
The Washington times., 1906-04-13

pread soda, and scrape. don't cut. the
piSees with dull knife. Then pain.
mem over with liquid collodion. Soak
an TINS on the next day. and repeat the
process. Do this until relieved.
:. The name Of a good lotion for facial
massage will be sent you on receint ~
stamped. self-addressed envelone
3. Sometimes when going on, IN ~.
duSt OF wind, as for long automohiIe
roe, eold cream is rubbed into tho face
Inc supernuous cream is then r,,hhal
on with a bit of absorbent cotton snd
little powder applied. Cold cream
may be had at drug stores and m All
shops where toilet articles are sold
l. II is considered so. SimpIv cTit n
cucumber In half lengthways. and rub
me cut side on the skin. The following
lotion is said to be a good. astringenf
wash; Put into half-pint bottle ~
ounces or cucumber juice which is OH
tanned by siicing the cucumbers. with
ont peelins, adding little water and
boiling TO a pulp; then strsining through
muslin. Add TO this juice one ounce
eau de cologne. half ounce Of simple
tincture OF benzoin: shake well and All
the bottle with elder-fiower water.
The Washington times., 1906-04-13
For he House@Te.

Economic the gas by cooking more
than one thing at time in the oven
For instance, when mullins are baking
for breakfast rice or apples for dinner
can be baking underneath II covered
with an asbestos lid. first covering the
food with clean white paper
White tissue paper is invaluable to
the traveller. as 1t will wipe away the
greasy look on the face better than
soap and water
Gas companies often put more pres
sure than is necessary OF the gas,
thereby forcing through the meter more
gas than is required which results. OF
course. in a larger gas bill for the con-
sumer- / find by removing the gas tip
and inserting a small piece Of cotton.
then replacing the tip. the pressure
is removed and when the gas IS lighted
soft, even light is obtained. BY ex-
perimenting the exact amount of cotton
necessary is easily determined. We
fixed all the burners in this way and find
our gas bills are reduced at least a
quarter.
A clean frebrick is more satisfactory
as an iron stand than the ordinary piece
Of filsgree castiron, which not only ad-
mits the air TO the bottom OF the iron.
but conducts the heat from it. Being a
non-conductor Of heat, the brick retains
the heat in the smoothing iron.
Never have your rugs or carpets
beaten by hand II you can avoid II.
Send them TO a steam CARPET cleaner
The newest and best carpets suffer bv
being beaten. even II they do not show n
immediately. for the beating strains the
threads, loosens the warp, and starts
general disintegration.
The Washington times., 1906-04-13
THE HOME ITS PROBLEMS AND ITS INTERESTS
Masculine Fashions.

An effort viii Re made TO introduce a
striking mixture Of black and white in
half-inch sauflreS. the design appearing
In the suit and reappesring in the shirt
collar, tie, hose and handkerchief, the
handkerchief being finished with heavy
funeral black border.
The same style is copied in blue and
white, and in red and brown, the color
scheme being carried out even TO the
enamel collar and cuff buttons OF blue
or red
His one step backward toward the sim
pie life. in adopting the flannel shirt for
business wear. will be compensated by
the wonderful colors of these hanneIs-
baby blue, orange, heliotrOpe and yellow
inevitably with a lilliant and inhar-
monious stripe or block
The touch of feminIzation i'm masculine
styles is nowhere more noticeable than
IN the new plated shirt bosom. The
tuckS IN the shirts for evening wear
are very fine and carefully laid There
age shirt bosom
Violet will be a popular color in the
accessories for mems wardrObes. and
viii be especially favored as a compile
ment OF the green garments to be foiIn,i
In the smart wardrcbes
The mania for bright colors will find
expression in the fancy band of that
style which is known as the b0ater I'M
England and the yacht hat on this Side
of the Atlantic
one conservative note appears i'm the
Easter modes for men-that is the dis
appearance OF the stiff lengthWiSe
crease in ones trousers. which Tor the
past twenty years almost has been in
dispense BILE.
Yacht hats will have crowns two and
three-quaTter inches in height and their
trims VIII vary from two and a eight n
to two and a half inches in width
The Washington times., 1906-04-13


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be conna
he said me dead
AT this awful climax she pumped
round the audience too funny Tor words
trait could be cutiva Yours aTJnA
The Washington times., 1906-04-13


!. Inform me how to clean a white
lace hat.
?. And low to make hot-cross huns.
3. What is the right way 10 pronounce
"matinee?" ANXIOUS.
l. l should take the hat to a cleaner.
1t would be great risk To attempt 10
clean IL yourself. though you might I'M
prove its appearance by covering 1t
with magnesia, allowing il to remain
for day. and then brushing out with
a soft, clean brush.
,. Hot-cross Buns-To three cups of
milk add -four enough. 10 make a thick
batter. Into this stir one cake OF com
pressed yeast dissolved in a little warm
water. set this TO rise over night In
the morning add three spoonfuls Of
melted butter, one-half spoonful grated
nutmeg. one saltspOOnful of salt. one
teaspoonful of soda. and -four enough
TO make a stiff dough-like biscuit.
Knead we'll and let il rise five hours.
roll to one-half inch thickness. cut in
round cakes and put In buttered pans.
Let stand till light. Make a deep cash
in each with q knife, bake in n modern
oven till light brown. Brush over the
top with the beaten white of an egg
and powdered sugar.
3. Mat-i-na, with the accent on the
last syllable, the e sounded as a in
fate
The Washington times., 1906-04-13

/ SuIphate of quinine, 20 grains; AL
cOholc tincture of cantharides, , drains;
extract Of jabarondi. ? drains; Jamaica
rum, drams; glycerine, 1 ounce; bay
rum, ounces: elderfiower water. enough
TO make one pint. Wet the scalp all
over, and rub in well with the finger
tips until the scalp is in "A glow, use
every night for two weeks afterward
about twice a week.
? Pour little in the palm Of the
hand. after mOistening the hands with
warm water. and rub as If using soap.
Then rinse.
3 II is very drying. and is ONLY rec
heads. when il is used in OnjuEction
with witch hazel every other day. and
Immediately washed off with hot water.
To Editor Woman's Inquiry Column:
. As my work requires standing all
day. the skin hardens at the sides of my
feet. which causes me pain. Let me
know what will cure it,
.. Let me know of a good massage
cream anc where TO get il.
}. / was told that there is a cream
that is put on the face. and powder on
top OF it. when gong out. Let me know
If true; also, where l can get it
L. Let me know II cucumber Juice whit
ems the skin. How can I obtain it2
H S.
!. am told that this is an excellent
remedy for all callous places on the
feet: Battle the feet every night with
hot water, in which is dissolved a little