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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

] Martin
vs. Equity
Marsdcn's Heirs ct al
10 Thomas q. HIlhouse. Iohn e. TenFyct
and Charles VI. Iesup. the non resident
defendants in the above STYLED cause
You will take notice that will on Thurs
day thc 5fb day Of February. iqo6 Al the
Office of John W. Watson. Commissioner
boz tie town OF Kingwood. Preston County
and state OF West Virginia. between the
hours OF sunrise and sunset OF said day
proceed TO take the depositions Of sundri
Witnesses 90 be used as evidence 90 my be
hall on ihe hearing Of the above cause nov
pending ir the Circuit Court Of Preston
COUNTY. West Virginia. wherein you are
defendants and ! am plaintiff And also
the dispositions OF Daniel r. FawCett and
others on Tuesday the 18th day Of Febru.
afY f9c5 AZ bis residence in the city Of
Charleston. West Virginia between che
same hours 90 be used Tor like purpose.
and ~ from any cause the taking Of said
depOsItiOns be- not commenced on said
days or u commenced and not concluded
on said days The taking Of the same will be
continued from day o. day. AZ the same
places and between the same hours. Until
tne same shall be completed
Respectfully yours.
j. j MhRrIN
Ey Dis Counsel
MourOe Brady
kIugHo0d w Va Ian. ~. Tgc6
ftt e col
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-08
Pirate Business.

you the business of private individuals that of firms
doing business county to count toward the viii
50 allow the following arrangements
We have printed several thousand small ckers, sample
which is shown below quantity of these will be
teacher school officer county officer who desires
business of Banks Coal Companies Manufacturers Others
be sent us to be counted toward this Prize offer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-08
A REAL AND LASTING WORTH.

Beautiful New Book Handsome Box of Stationery Splendid
Piece of Real Burnt Wood, First Glass Fountain Pen
Gold Pen, Splendid Vase Book of Burnt Leath-
er Poems, Set of Card Games Card Cases
And such articles and only be
to be appreciated.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-08

Why don't you get copy Of Meshacb
Brownings greet book al the Argus Book
Store before they are all gone Pdce 81 90;
mailed TO any address for Sos Used to
sell for So 50; sells now at other places for
SI7s
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-08

All old time Cough SYrups bin1 the bowels
This is wrong a new idea was advanced
two years ago in Kcnnedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. This remedy acts on the mucous
membranes Of the throat and lungs and
looseus the bowels az the same time 1t ex
pels all cold from the system II clears
the throat. strengthens the mucous mem
brancS. relieves coughs. colds. Group
whooping cough. etc.
Sold by Sirickler's Drug Store: aud VIM.
NJ. Dent Newburs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-08
EattnL Chances for w.


Do not think that because county is small in or
population that there chance the prize Re-
member it not the county that the business
BUSINESS that wins the prize
There many things sell that listed here and
before making your purchases would be we'll to we
may have just the article you want
one County Excluded.
Because of the location Of business being Monongaa
county and because would be practically impossible for us to
keep record of the purchases county officers
and teachers separate from other local have de-
cided to exclude Monongala county from this This gives all
other counties equal opportunity
Further details of this magnanmous offer will be furnished if
desired
Spread this among your rendsr Ask them
help win the Five Hundred Dollar for YOUR county
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-08
THE ACME PUBLISHING COMPANY,
THE ONLY BOOK STORE
In Preston County.

We carry splendid line goods suitable gifts all of
the year and for all occasions.
Ihe most suitable and valuable presents and the
appreciated the most are those with
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-02-08
POCKET pIARIEs FOR 1905.

Some beautiful little pocket Diaries ponddy bound in
and seal skin at 25c and zoe
Souvenir Postal Card Albums Very latest thing out
Big stock Of Crepe and Decorated Paper just received
Full line of Stationery Tablets Inks Pens Pencils Clips Files
Stcke Playing Cards. Games of all kinds Finch Pit Authors,
Old Maid Checkers Domnoes Dice and Souvenir Postal Cards
Headquarters for School Books and School Supplies for the county
Come in and write telephone for what you
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MoEgant0wn & Eingwcsd Railroad

Tanao Table ave. o.
IN EFFECT t7.or a. NJ, APRIL 3. 10 o.
All Trains Daily Except Sunday
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Style Of Coupon.

Send for a SUPPLY of these and distribute them among your
business friends
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T. Stops only on signal. or notice 10 Cor
ductor = X BRETZ. General Manager.
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FARM LAND FOR SALE

Kingwood, w. Va.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
"mONNA WANNA" WITH KAllCH
4 SERIOUS AND STATELY WORK

novel story. in which certain elemental
human emotions are discussed with un-
Reserved fTankness.
eyed. thin woman. with voice and man
ner as compelling as Mrs.. Ff.ks'.. under
whose husbands management; "aioauA
She eI~axs her English with a slight
accent. bu, every syllable she u;ters Is
carried !n all disi:nctr.ss to every cor
ncr or the thsa;er. When che II on the
stage the a,,!icnce 10 as quiet 80 . tomb.
sne has ir a srper;ai:vc degree tia; wn!ch
- called temperament and personal mag
net'sm.
Mr. Kalber has a lore ana difficult role
in that IL the Perpetual Crouch. who Is
:ionnn Vanna's husband. II. lends 10 II
great dramatic capacity. bu; al unior-
complete effectiveness Of his scenes
Frederick Perry. AS the father. VINO knows
before the scenes open: the real identity
work In his reading and in the fine man-
nes he lends to tl,. character. Young Mr..
Henry Il. STANFORD. remembered! here as
Is the Pr,nzivallc. handsome. honest. brave
and strong, He reads his long speeches
with char.nny effect
Rose stahl. IN a comeay os STAGE ne:
ppss,.y ss chsss h..s Il. .ay ,unS sna sny's I'm "n
merit"r!ous conversational skeSca = Of
sessd By Howard and North
Miss StahFS playiet - NOT new. but eh"
has improved II vastly. Lies a bit too
realistic have been eliminated The chorus
lady herself. portrayed BY Miss Stah!. Is
less ''professional' ard mure natural.
The little piece sat.Yizes certain money
seeking ops ratio folk much sought after
by ths1uHh;.ess women
Howard ard North Joke happily about
la,:eYday vaudeville a. IL - sometimes
seen. Snyder and Buckley. oil favorites
at the Columbia, bring their E,usical act
uH-to-date. buckley readers q eoio on
"king Louis" said to Be the largest con-
trA bass basSOon IN America
Wilson and HelOse are expert horizontal
bar and bounding table acrobats- Swor
Erothera sing and dance. The complete
programme Includes sy,ecia!ties BY Julia
Edwards. Roman ring sItiste: Warren and
Howard In . travsety: Roscoe and S!minS
in . comedy; Arlington and lle,ston. the
AEoros sisters and Gardiner sL1 Stod-
dard.
Tho Cornell G!ee Club will give Q con-
cert At the OdeOn Tonight.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
GHOSTS UNDO MARITAL BLISS.
Husband Seeks Divorce From Hin
Spiriiualixiic Wife.
REPCBL.ic


New Mart!nsvilpe ~ Va. J.r IA
mono walters o' this place has broughe
su'I fos AeD.ia'ion agsiI Isf his xife He
MAKES the allegation that she 4. a spirit-
os!ist:c - d!sconmodins degree.
Il seems tha: Mrs Walters formeriy
p"s-1 IS nIei'lin. srd IN this capacity
sEayeie! about tie country wi'ii her firs.s
husband. Three years after the death s,f
her first husband sine met ard married
the piaintin. VINO Is a carpenter
All went wei! Ytii abou, sx mon: hs ago.
he Gays. when Es refused 70 allow her
u visit her mother. - a rstAiiat0ry
measure. Walters alleges. his wife con-
il-e3 Up fo: his benefit tho shade oe her
departed spouse
TIE Aypar!tion frightened him 20 that
hs was 81 ia bed for "a week and Lost hlo
HaX.s FOR that tine.
A month later, Walters sayy. he deemed
II wise o. deny his w''e another reQusae.
Immediately. he eIles"s. ais wife alided
into q trance ard again produced The
suais OF s!s first husband
THIS 50 worked U.pn his nerves. WAJ-
sePp .Ays. tha. 20. his wife nov to meniiOn
any vhiIn - for him TO crafty IT,
Walters conts' - that his wife's uneaAr
nv ability constitutes cruel and abuo1ve
Treatment from which the court oAoui0
gfaat h.I. sU!csass-
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

FROZEN PLUM ft.IGiSs; -Cc-sk 80
oess~r ore c.u sa.s szxAI As3 sats- r-:.
tie s.-..s n-S!rs - .Sreas Srt.e s-i csfs
- Oht. rne pi1t Sr1sr S-laa . .sss. ia
et>&,.r,ci = S"'s,sre tlstso .asiesS.sr-
es.s -lsis as es,~r B>a: ;ss ss:ss X
eos- .xss v-.;l I.S-9e c1.o-,,i an. :st-s-
ere, .tiF int th- crose; sirsc- -stsErtrs
e.,.. asf is- SsiA.i=~ asa e~s' SCAN 1nta
Nsl-k rc.s 80 evan - 49, urs.ss'
Gag s~>>s~. sal-fzs ard os- - ground os
eNer,,es. s'-s1u;. ties s~>es-
wh-n r~aay 80 v-scs asi spe-sAi: U.s.:
eaH.sSa fSa:. = s!'ss-Ass isyere y
ascs - sss.-eS- ss-r- sstc,<f cf~A-
ooseses~-. a.! -a~e--s ~.:e ai:-sS,! 6.
rEANi : N&CAEO.fNs -N!s :oSs,s~e
ere ror &c rsSyyss r~sssss 80 esp o.
eca s>-~.s sassr 80 Ares ssS~s.s>--eS g
Ss~ar ar, ,s- .sis'.y e>s-r- ss.tes - TO
Sews ircs -ss r-ls.=-s - cGt.sT-: pager
s.a sAas Q gxs, secs- = -7<>sr-a.~
e~va As,.c . SsA-T cs csA.=o - s-sc'
- 30 lse asc~s aea-.t:t
hNi .e,r parv..ps as so: t,te ese~e tHss
. ,Assr "a the N,,sc-= e = sAkf-s aisA ae.s
Hsser eth cr~oE Aocs RAE s-s-s sae
Sas,suy.sseNa. 90 e=sG. ccs sAs.esyeces- :.
e better &C! ere esu q nth. t~e- ssts
DiacS aacssoe awe - pArOseA - q:
tOa very saza si;.-~s 90 ceS~ as eSsAs-
s-a ss sAs eR~an .As-N ti3 sss sea :.
sFs.s. .as S.A' e: ~ 4 sss. 81. -,
0Dvor0l pssateso aas 0soss ,ssa s.'~ 3esS
osae s0s e0pA Q es~sa ssaeA e sA.s s.l
&aH eco e ocsr anl ssrH tr:e ssss a.s ~
r Ae0o 0Doone0oD - . oGe&9o - - oe4
WN0 0Da40 oF0Ua eAAo - 80 oUsanA1s
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
Thief USES DUPLICATE KEYS.
Enters Two Houses and Steals
Jewelry and Money.

Duplicate key opsrators en- c:ed an en-
trance into the home O. Clifford Chester.
No Iii South Tweifss street. scme time
fetwe~n sne hours Of noon mnt :. m. and
s.oie thrs. ,'rse vaiUeI a; ~ Ax SOU
yrr.9 spoons and =.
No tTs"e OK the missing property haS
been Found. One % a.. r!rgs bore th0
Initial M another had = garnet stone
a-,G the mir. MAS decorated with two
snail rIbie4 There was no Sne ~ hone
wien the burglary was cou4Iaitted
William y u.s, .'vtns next dco- 10 Choo-
ter. reported to IN. yol:oe shortly af'e1
tho Chester burglary b.ca:ne known that
hls ho,I.. ha! been entered ~ rn-nns 81
. duplicate Key. An9 isdJ's chain. valued
at So. taken.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
CITY HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES
give FIRST ANNUAL BALL.

The nrss annual ball and New Year:
entertainment given by the employees or
the CIV Hospital MAS held IN the dining
room Of :i..it institution. last niSh'. Early
III the evening Doctor John Young Brown
addressed tho employees. thanking them
for tho services which they have gives!
him In the last year. The speaker was
especially con1r,enfatory Of H." rvice
O. Steward J. J. Fay. thanking him 10:
his infringement of tho depa; tEaeEt under
his care.
The task nf Transferring the patients
ard i,rYes..menss at she t!rns OF the &C.
cGcAsIon nr the new building was esps-
cia!!y mentioned hy the Superintendent.
who stated that all Of the employees had
attended to their duties In a businessiike
manner He spok. OK IN" srby!e'y %:
the employees ari tfeir excellent work In
cooperation with .he hsa6s Of dsr1rt-
menis .n the management Of tho ins,!'a-
ton
During she evening a silver carving s~t
was r-e4er:ei 20 Stewart Fay. the Yres-
er,..'nn sreech h"''4 made by Edwin
Csries chief engineer
The 0raNl march opened 'hs dancing.
the march being le.l ny Edwin Co.ces
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
new YEARS HOSPITALITY OBSERVED
BY RECEPTIONS AND entertainments
Mr. and Mrs Horace Rumsy Kept Open House for Their Friends
IL Their Custom and Received in Honor Of Miss Hazel ar
Edwin Fuller Of Forest Park Boulevard
taned Mabel Brandt Fatterson-Mr and Mrs. E. "
Beach Gave Dance Mahlers Daughter Gladys

be pleased to see their friends on that
cate from to 10 O'Clock In the evening.
The Lac, meeting Of the Bishop Robert
s;,. Sr. H.1! Literary Club vas had sNi Nish
!: X Brennan read IN article on Recent
janusay nm hS ai.s Ssa,e n. e!s ar. "sseas sses =:
E.ld S.uder Wi!l read . paper On Mature
Wrisers.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Mcclellan. Nc.
SSS Clemens avenue. entertained Taursdiy
afternoon for their dauShter. Walker.
tn" home was decorated in the holiday
co.ors. American Beauty roses and palms
CARRYING out the color scheme In the
Eorner rose. containing dainty fsvors.
Miniature roller skates held the bonhons.
After wsl-se.vej luncheon. the party
Vas .r,S-iI To the skating rink. Mir. ard
Mrs. Mcclellan Wese assisted in chape.on-
ing sy Mrs. John 4. cras;:ee and Mr.
Misses Adr:enne Sullivan: Frances M;!er.
Helen McCargo. Martha Mc'-hs srey.
Gretchen Greenwood. Helen Giver>. Eli
nor Wood. win.fr-,. Stix. Co.neiia Nc
Srro, Sar Emma M.'l, skiS%,'h: % Mary D. Jones; @
Lincoln. Adelaide Capen. Sarah kava-
na.ga. Losain Shumate.
One Of the pretty weddings Of the Christ
mas week was that of Miss Hortense Att
Bloch The h:ide Is a caughter Of Louis
Al.h.:rler. of A!iheimer. Ark. She has re-
sided In 81. Louis FOR the past SIX years
H.:h her sister. Mrs. y. W. Haserm,n.
about :if.y guests were Present. including
several ou;-of-'own relatives ard friends.
,uIn 20 ,hs city and have apartments at
ReLmaua.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02


TIE S>s!.s- instinct : Ere s--zl 10y -
cos - - sceS--s&e3 :s1E-s tnsE ~
Ss>e>t. - ~ s-s.tEss hisu "a stan
s.rs-Gst 10 Se~y orS.e-S Al s.>-lsP -
tfea~ss So sse-y ~ ssc@A4 sA.s . .-s.l-
;ary Sess. ara t.e c-e 81 ,~r $50 - 80.
5-ls .. og-o1 s<yis s.d ..ass = -AS.. k.s-
ssevscvatse Aaa s~cesrirs -. 6-vss CO.
xs:s q. ere ss~c- G.:5 s<x-.s oa :hs
ssc;. sse-s sHs .r.is- :-- s---s Ro--.. bras
s.t:a-s c.Ss -. .-eS - :ss saoaissef>
:es rAs> se.-6 z~c c. ;-s Cgc a. So
c-as.s- -ae frosr = Ad5-z~: 9-;. Gnst
erlsS -: - = 80 Se.;a- .: ;sr-~ ea-s
Ta6 GA.s.A Eaks ;sS sc.sS Oes--- ss.t
~se h,s shess :s srses TIE -, y s-vas
ssA eAoeeas - rent. ,~aea;h . seAi s:Hy
sSckie cNs sag - mat - ;s- material
80 tso frvaS 49, ss -a-rCD Ses: srnts
fcs eee--.>z,- A eas3 e 80 49, .as-
sseAa - :As $50 1s tAts 0AAi Tommy
A;Aias e1nes es~r sNs< ~. sar> "A
esses 4 tara sise 90 1s4:e ek~vs1e Sc
s~eve Say sers- s.A:e:-aL Fey - .~-
dr.a asDs :SS rAcSs >. S-s=c. Gu-s1s Ase
e>c~@sJ - :ss A~~shrsoezf oF ;ss sA:-
Ne GE-0o<A g. yea-N
is ceae-.=e Be- ss-e q give asS as4
sccess - kcssssS I
OAoA - tos. 00
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

p--e ~ 49, s4s."-. r-asa. ,ar .4--.s
sers ar -irt"T down Srs!:- - :1's ci-ssr
S.6 IL, 80. Brs1 = 49, 49, 49, .tr-
p~cs;-,sr's srr .ap"f y~rs H.T-~ssy sfts
hara su: - N'ss. ~AtN Sfyvs Ssir.!is
0trthtrG a.S-s-a"rs TH@-r'- c-c = -ie A.
Gtasse ~ sss - '4Tfas- al r--z~f' rSt
- r,s,rstr- 80 c'es.-s~t ART tt-'-st %
eia buttons IT. rhs-sfsst'- - s: .h~-r
srneroi'.r-T Al st-a pastel shai-' .
sss Eat -. hr'i .sni T0s~ s-as $50
blAra acs- ne cur
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES
At OLYMPIC AND GARRlcK.

The G'-r!ck heih n large al! fashionable
audience last night to see Bertha ka:ic.s 3
performance.
Mr. ar! M,. Joseph wh.~i"-. cara. early.
MS. Wh-"lsss - :DaIce cfeSe sn3 lace.
NJ and Mrs John kic. vel! dine.s downtown
ard saw the Kal!ch P:ay.
p7c.o: az: Mrs Hnb--, FunShous~r. vito al
way. see 'he LIST :a-atr;caI rrc.Iuc,IonA were
Mis-. Amelia Fr,ch,s s., with friends in .
NJ. AMI Mr., I-aac Heas.e we're early in
-. eats Rear the Reve1sni poctcr Day AMI
Mr.; ailers Chandler and Mrs. Chandler were
!. .c:or i,uIn-t; ca,ne with fr,.ndA
Nr and va A. !. Bsrry were near tbs
so... ard Mrs. Leo EasS.ur came with
NJ ani Mr.. JOHN M.Nalr. Doctor and Mrs.
Mr. an. Mrs ). {, iunsh ".r. with friends.
Mi. Mi M. Minnie r.as ,sn x and IN ,f;i s:
Mr. :na Mr., ~. 5.';gh % I.I-'. w:;-n ...s IN
ai% M.s rt:ns rS!.s- rs:s i go T. .ni.sre..
n.a. M.' =. - s-srs. Ms. M.,::ew ware ss,se rSse
Mr' ars Mrs Tse. w.ss--nan an. Misc Vas
s-rrHan lad froii seats. near NJ Felix
IL: ara Mrs Rcn-r. n. Park va wedel:
s,a.d, Mr. and Mrs. l. B-.t:an Cady and
NJ Eess; we'. al! T.. in ~ n. ...ags; ..
NJ: ard Ms. J. y. Chambers
Nj ana M.s j {. Eihe,,
M.ss wickhan. and Mss Frances wiesham
cana with Ralph Mckii;rick and Charles
y. Dick x:nn.,: s,euss. . e:r:, Q. l.s,..
Long w:.o wore violet e.c,h and .:oEets at tho
CoTsaS=.
A: the Olympic the audience taxed the
house caraci':, the boxes n. ldins ksy par
Mr.. snd NJ. George Lu i!inston Young Of
celorado ch.5.r'nsd ais. Heller John-,a and
Nr and W-s Herman i.uy,,r. had AT up..,
sas. .A Mo M sa AZ. Nss a. Y.s su-. Of = M M
Mueller : ;aIs,;: MI. an! M.s Y s:,ort
MS RS. ffe;Hes ana her escort vs'e in An
Mss Lily clark wearing white silk. st IN
';r!:ti:h Mske- brought Miss Mamie John
soa. WHO a.. .,ri a't re! veiyei
.ea,.. Sire Na,!.e il; Hfi;- Six ara ACE
NJ anu Mrs. H-nry wsht-. snI A.. Gus
M- AID Ms. Frank Hamilton came. With .
large gary Mrs.. Hamilton wore a vri..c.sss
Mss Mattel Bieer and Doctor s. q. Cr,w
were IN ;se rish: circle M.ss E:eies ware
{ 'ona. Tc::. Ian rum RAD q party in the
rear p.Else:. rear MT. and Ma Arthur Lam
M,.. vic,., aarri'; ard her e.cor. were near
.iiss Ella NJ cody. wso wnr- white lace. M:ss
Hazel Thompson ana Ter ercor: were In the
Isr,ge-
NJ ana Hrs Joseph G;r;es~.ifeck Mr. ard
Mr. Harry walker, Mr.. ant Mrs. =. - LAKE.
ali hal .avoritr seats n the ,.ArVu-s.
?rs.s. To.I, Murphy Al! Ds:iey cane to-
E.;aer
~. az: ~. Cnas'.s scui'ia ~e-e late ar
rivals Ms S,ul!.: wearing hanirure
fr,ncess wn of rsa:-t!us cloth with xuiup
q: sliy-!~i ace.
N. ari Mrs Hamilton Han1.an we're IN shs
leg, ci.,'- witt. frIer!s
Mr ard Mr. J - Moon. NJ. snt Nh
Jsrl~. s'S..l s~s- together n front se.;s
1th-rs n re s,:.:.as. a-se Ms. A. GsAY-
,'I ii. '-"Traacs, Nj. and Mrs. y A Man
~. Mss Louise Fi:.stton. Mss fA:.lle Ras-
: -a.- ~ an! NTs - " h.a,sriras Miss
i-su. Thompson. Nj AID Ms. Arthur S:oear
a.. NJ. iieic- S'os:I:.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

Owen McDav!;t. the wealthy Evansville.
Ind shoe 6.al~-. VITO was taken 20 the
C.:y Hospital. at h!s own request. las:
Saturday. for observation. was re:aDyes! ~
81 I.,.ke's Hospital yesterday. Nr, &c
Iavitt seems 10 D.. greatly improved. and
h,. s,,ends believe ;ha, he VIII be abs
70 l.ave tie hospital within tao or three
weeks.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
Eighe Sastess Assc0eS vsOo 10k0.

REL BIZ. sP0-iAi.
s1rtEEy "a. ja- l-Hshs skatefS hsd
a .ar-Cw --os,~ from drowning here vhsn
tee 0n the lake broke.
III. nr-t eyitc1cs ~ .he Wsakneso -
,hs Ice s1a shown wher n young man
broke 'hro:.&h- A con- .Ar'1n 6n0ene0 %
hi. -.S.I~. and he. sCS. ~ AS Bspn 0trOO.
x!irs IN .Fr water.
Wifi. ,t. TWO bs.:isf with tsS 6PeaaB.
.rS zee ard tried ir vain 20 r-sch aafsey.
,he-. Hss Inrs-r break cf tee. ana 1l1
rrors rs,- ssn' .T..o :h. water.
After sTea; ex-.scInss; ali were 0nANv
rescue:
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
HOUSEHOLD CORNER


. !: women realized that hot sand
, and sA~aus Yuhi~,i into dark furs
and f'"n beaten ni.t with i;Sht ra.-
= 'Sn sticks would lean and .iaA.
ff"m lo"k like new. and that sr:ni'i..
= and other w.!'. .r"s treated SINH
. !ariy c!'h plaster %: ra:is AID corn
starch would h. IL. Sa"Ied AID soft
= .ned ev~ryo,. woui! ke wearing
. practically new coats. toIs and coli
. .are':~s This winter
Many people cling to eponges. al
Though they are not supposed 70 re
as >in.'s"y az rough NashCiptEs. be-
caGs~ the s.onH-s cannot T.. ts,;ied
, " rroreriv care: !or. sponc-s are
> really quit. sanitary. only one per
. son should use 80" sp"nc. All! the
sipuc". Th.f. not Il! u>e. shoUla be
NJ. - hanging in the air. An author
I'm mix. which process wonderfully
rete1s u.
Valuable brushes such a. -frs.
With ivory or tDrrois.-s!.ei. hacks
may t- 'f"r"gEhly CIeansed hy I
using .ra7 instead "' soap and VA 4
f'r. Tn. brush i ';irp.. into bcan. 1
w'.''h must 10 -uth.-i into the b-'s- I
lies ,!s ri.r - G"i.!! in soap. and the 4
particles RAY afterwards "a. re-
moved hy tapping 'G- brush. hr.s-
Ties .ourggyt. -. the table 4
The process ts snnlecfa. lengthy 4
but - prev -i-s the ir:~''-.S from 30 Z
coming s"r'-'r'G. as thew Inevitably 4
must h~ II w-tt.! When every ?
trace o! bran ha> been remove! ~. (
brush ~ii! h.a '"urI! 20 D.. yer:ar.iy Z
} clean and usv then te uip..i win A ?
} soft six handkerchief
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

After 4 years .'s-nc" abroad IN com
rleri.S = ,st.'s" ~ fr'10i. Ms Helen ~.
Rand has ar v-s! g. st i.oIis II. Rad
Tos t;,-ra lg NJ. EI5 ,>a!u.-gn hr;.i--
var. has been ra:urnlssei and Miss Rand
viii nOA .--.I" Ia =. Louis With h.:
brother. NJ +. +. Rand.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

NJ ars Ma Arthur FISHER. OF Jackson
Miss returned - tH.!T Ep-ne Fri!ay
r.ShI a.;.. sp-Tl ling their huneymonn IN
-, is,i." wish h's mother, Mrs. a. Fisher
and NIECE. Mise Pear! Fisher u. No. 81
ca;oi!n. street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
ENTERTAIN FOR GUEST.

NJ. arl Mrs NJ J. MllVih'lI, Of North
Grand avenue gave dinner Yesterday
IN honor "? Miss Yeocor tnna cf San Luis
Pa;o.i Mexico who has been the guest of
their daughter Miss VERONA Nuivihiil.
during .he holidays. Miss CNna and Mss
MuIy.hi,l are schcolmarss al the Vista
firn Ccnven; in CahaDne The !nt"rrie-
,.ia.. class Of which they are members,
a,te,..:,. the dinner. The iinirS-.com waS
decorated IN ilIc and white. tho VISTA
ton cp,orS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
PERSONAL MENTION

-, Louis friends of Nr and Mrs. Charles
WivE.ue have received formal announce
'nent OF their welding. which took place
las; week The cards differ from IN. usual
rt!yisua. argour,css ~. marriage. hu;
read. .'Sr Charles Virgins and Mrs.
Ella iLCg.tt Scott. married. Wednesday.
December -. l.5. FRS; Presbyterian
church Santa Barbara. cal. Reverend
Warren b. Mere cf:ciatinH
Mr. and Mrs Virgins w!u be N home
after Monday. January !5. at No. ci33 Gar
den street Sarta Barbara.