davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-27

Pursuant TO tie anlhorltr, and
bv The direction oi The Republican
STAT, Ccnlral Comu,iiice, 4 E'p'li'-
lican - tc Nominating Copyen-
ton viii convene at the city Of 70.
catello. state 81 Idaho, on Nednr>-
day. the first ley 81 August. \. y.
1906. nj eleven o'clock u n. OF
sarl day. Tor HE purpose 81 nom
mating one Justice 81 the supreme
Court, one mcniler II Congrc- 3
aad STATE officers 10 lie voted ior
81 fhc general election. 10 be held
on 'rue-adav, November 9Th. A. y.
i9O6. and ipr The pnrPo~rof eject
ine ncw State lpntralC"mm ttce
The various counties 81 The state
are entitled 10 delegate representa-.
ton in sail State Convention :
follows;
ada .......~27 Iiaiip.....- u
l;annock .......is N'"'irn'i y
Fear Lake ~. .l.ll IAtal ..,,..s. Is
81 9ham ..- % I.emiii ..... q
Elaine -. .... Lincoln. q
l.oi-c. $ N,zl',rets ~
CANYON -. + oat.i.la -...s, =
.
Cdssia ~ . 9o~ VIM ....... !
Custer. :. .44' , ~h"-lrnr. y
Elniorc ... Washington. =
Ffcmo ....s,. :" l"iii,.....@
The County Central Committees
are hcrcby requested TO per:cc all
arrangements Tor primaries and
Counties Tor the selection of drie-
gates to said State Conventions.
The state Central Committee i
hereby called to meet at locaielle
State OF Iaaho, on "Wednesday, The
lst day OF August, \. y 1900, at
ten O'Clock il. 10. Tor the purpose o.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-27

Eighth day Of session, July Is,
1906.
Full board met this day pursu-
ant TO adjournment.
The report oi oliver Dunn as
watcr,naster for Little Wood river
and silver creek was submitted,
examined and approved
The following claims were sub
inittcd aud allowed ou the current
expense fund and the auditor in
stricted to draw warrants Tor
Fsame:
pliyer c. Dunn. water master Sl21 90
,iolm n. hklus. attorney fees. 81 %
/. II. foan~bury. merchsmli-c t.
I lharantincd ,,.....s. - -
Chas. VI. Peek. removing caras-
from river .....,. .l..- 90
Il. Q. MeGiINary. rpairine tyl'e-
writer -.......+.........s'- lu uu
| T.. - ittnNidHf ~ - "f't''
ius insane s...... $3.50 . %
lohn KoeI- salary ...... ....... - 90
expenses. ... ~ %
orando Immons, merchandise - 50
Statesman Printing Co., printing 80 90
R)h,. 4. i.anusbnrg, justice fees u 60
Frank +. n-ncv. sal,ry. ..... s50 90
! expenses 49, ~ "a
lH. +. riesren. salary.. lo1 60
persem,l expenses = Ga
stamps S box rent u 90
team hire 30 ca
{" rlefk hirc ... Il ga
W. G.. Custer. la,ai % e'm'tv poor - -
gols. J McMahpn, suni'iics 9
lW. &. Randall, care of eonn,y
poor. .-.... ilv 81
cli-allouea 5000
lr. NJ. Sfarrli. supplies 8 ."
George tirae, iea,n idre....s,.. oo
! frank Ri hle,,, water "mmis-
siouer. 20 %
esh NJ narasi,ls. salary !. euo %
exleeses. 81 s.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-27
Notice.

Notice is hereby given tiiat t e
firm Of Bowen & burgess was on
tie 10th day of June dissolved by
mutual consent
John Eowcn j. to collect all fran
debts aud pay all outstanding firm
Indebtedness.
John powrn.
Chas. Burgess.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-27
sea- Shore Excursion.

Tickets Oh sale for train 10. )
Augu-t -, Limit ter dayr l"r
return ialc rl,o-lor To Nahco'ia.
or other Intermediate >ea coast
points and return only $lS.nD-
l.. +. lIaLIELg, Agent.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-27
COMMISSIONERS

-
Gonitnad IRON page }
.luaecs--Lopi4 e'roir, GEORGE 7
lcnncs-. Fred I.ar-cn.
Cak~-lsrspl. sellsrr 40 l'p.
X8ia place .,ilddl house disc
tisfvNo 20. w ss
tqi-eiif hIffrSi1'
l,rei.icrA : kbl'ol'
Distributing Jerk NJ. r W
Brown.
5Adkes receieiee oard ! y
liprans 3fIhilie- a p Asl
Judges counting board r \ G
BronlA I II Kelly, "a NdsAt al
Clerks counting boald y +
shiIliug, { 4 Akins.
Clerks receiving board-Williani
Lind. J s Dpral,lsou.
Voting plaee--Iiupet lIall.
IreameN rmNiNcT
l,egisier-En,4- : smith.
Distributing gierk-lIarry Bar.
ker
Judges receiving board-Goorgc
IIcllinell, e G l~cnbere, { Il
See
Judges counting boar,l--F Irwin.
$ Bixler, Jno \ Eeecrs.
Clerks counting board = + +
Cloudy W. d. Croker
clerks receiving board-lI Lock-
In, r. + Burton.
Voting place ;, hool hocsc, dis
trht ~, -.
The hoard adjourned until Tam.
July lilli, ior The purpose oiexain.
ming the proposed changes in the
roads in district ~ ..
Filth day oi session July =,
leo6.
The board 81 commissioners met
this day laig-uant.io adjournment.
Present. f +. c;rossc, chairman,
". 4. Kelly, commissioner, and A.
1 MrNahwG clrrk..
Tho bear'1lNing examined the
new road made by Ben Darrah and
others referred To ~ Book q cem-
missioners' minutes, page Il, and
l@inr iuily advised IN the matter,
tits hcml,y ordered that SAID new
fpad he and is accepted as a county
road aud the old ro.el abandoned.
Frank twin Charles. fmnbull
and others presented . petition to
a., hoard ssi,ing tlntt The follow-.
ins described road be changed as
llercimftc iertl,, and itappcar-
ing Ia ihc board that said change
ldsacrNd.oilsis ordered that tbs
road Pc changed as follows, ia con-
sidcra,ien ttrlt the n,.wroad be put
in good eondition. to-wit:
t,uuqnraping at the center Of the
northwest quarter of section T Fp.
IS n. rs + and running Silence
tast sne-halianile, thence duo north
east to the northeast corner Of see
ton B. thence north onc-iourth
nile theucr noriheastcrly about
ore.hsli mile to where il iutersccts
with tlic old road
'fiW board adjourned until Sam
july 70, 1906
sixth day oi session, July 18th,
1906.
TIE board 81 commissioners mes
this iay pursuant 70 adioarn'eent.
Full board present.
The board had nnier considers
ton thc openings i tho read from
ille q 7. Jelnssoa grade running
southwest q where said road inter
sccts lhc road l,ading 70 Hascr.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-27

transactiug such i,ii-incss ~ slay
properly b. Isceei'i i'f.Ir il.
JAMES. II. BRADY.
Chairman
..4DDISOX T. SMITH. Secretary.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-27

..,.,si,e la 10
-, r. co
W c. ,lnu,le ,e'en'r l'rln''''S. = :,
snrnft- ...f.-. 10 W
! "a - .ir.,y,...., e,. j -
ircl, Cunningham, l'l~nk-. ~
81 .-l,,1p Linn, = Wsl'rCp. -ni'-
.l..a.i,,,..,,nt - - %
sho-,,ope ii.ht * Wner c".'
XII, .,,i t.r 81 80
Fan-l.@ ,;ollerr, tel'phe"e. : ~
&. " wernickr. 'iafy~.,.. 10 w
q. ~. W,rnl.G- nip,itislraior
eSr~us,- -. N'rr- 1.-.. ~ W
c. w. wrrnirke. -ual'l'c- .,... - 70
tn,k Niiiiris-. -ala's 800. 10 W.
!. lr,,nf, hirc r., 90
eAler@es 80. IN =
mni e,pminr :. y o.
-pc,ial deputy aud
om.e- lSs ~
Jsmr- H. i'nllrr. salary s... - ~
,,so. u. B,rnhari & g.. -urplies - 20
Frank Nlil.aI-. b"'ar'i II Iri-""-
The board adjourncd until Fam.
tomorrow.
Ninth day ii -es.ion, July 18Th
1906.
Full board met his day pursu'
ant Ia Adjournment.
III the matter oiliavipg tie books
Of this county examined, Tor the
past twelve wears. the board bad
under consideration the offer of
james 5 Bosart to expert tie same
and report 10 The board ior the
sum oi so per ycnr or the full
amount Of $500. and il appearing
10 the board ihat said sum is u
reasonable ice, il is hereby ordered
that the said James ). Bosart ex-
amino the books of this county and
report his findings to this board at
az early Il dat, rs possible.
The following official bombs were
examined and approved:
A. }. Parry as road ovcrsecr OF
road district No.
.. Il. Langlois as Justice Of the
peace OF Scheercr prceinci.
Charles c. Nelson as constable oi
Hepburn precinct
The bonds and applications Of l..
Gabaroli oi Rupert. and ChaS. Stur-
CESS Vi Shoshonc for liquor licenses
were examined and approved aud
the auditor ordered to issue liccns
cs.
rhgpctition Of a. b. Wells, J. a.
Dixon and others praying Tor u
lr,ntinunl nti ,pvf bnre1
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-27

man,
The boacd adiouracd until 10 ..
IN. tomorrow.
seventh DAY q session. July H.,
lano.
Full board pct thi- day pur-u.
lam to adjuutnncni.
Ia the matter ii tl,e oprlline u
the roal leading from the johnson
grade. which came up before tl,is
loar,l Al ptcyiour neclins-, 4 ap-
pcaritig 70 he hoard that il j. nsc-
c--ary 10 the bet Interests of the
county chat additional counsel be
cmplov@l, il i, therefore ordered
that the cuunty Employ } y. Akins
Tor the silin Of $50 AMI that he be
raid the sum oi $50 as n retainer
ice. Aud it i. further ordered that
Ibis ca be conducted without the
a,sistanec d the county attorney.
The following road reports were
rxanined and approvcd
Report oi Jee lionar a. oyersecr
d roasI district S9l
] liFTrt d Henry carpentes as
toserSttr oi road district NJ. >.
Report II s. G. lu.icli as over
seer OF road district ~. 3.
Report Of Nelson Dudley as over
steer oi road distric, 80. +
I Report oi OTIS Z. Syster as over
seer OF roa, district No. ..
Report of J :. Dixon ovcrsecr
81 Dad district No. q.
Report oi chas dustin as over
seer Of road district M. 8.
Report OF Cha~. NJ. Peck as over
seer OF road district No. ..
The following claims We're cx-
an,incd and allowed on ihd road
aud bridge fund and the auditor
instructed to draw warrants Tor
same:
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-27

The boacl adjourned until 10 q.
N. tomorrow.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-27

fGonilHued from page )
.lndecs--LeDis Grail. GEORGE y
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-07-27

expenses .,,.. ~, ..t..'t 80 y
J4mr- l.. inlirr. salary s,... ~ ~
cen. y. larnharl & o.. -nrplns p ~
Frank Nill-ap-. irssrd 81 prison
ers ~ 50
The board adjourned until tam
tomorrow.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-07

The story is told of a well known
business establishment in Chicago that
recently sent out 4 circular TO the firms
with which it has dealings announcing
the death of the head of the firm. To
the astonislment of the firm, there was
received from a certain printing house
The following. reply to the circular:
"Gentlemen-It is with deep regret
that we learn by your circular Of re-
cent date OF the great loss sustained by
your firm, and we respectfully beg to
express our heartfelt sympathy.
In this connection we observe that
your circular is printed by Messrs.
Flank & Co We feel confident that
had you placed this order with us we
could have quoted You cheaper and
better terms t&au any other lri1; con
aegueutly in the deplorabIe event Of a
future bereavement we trust that YOU
viii afford Us an opportunity to make
you an Offer in this regard "-Woman's
Home Companion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-07

army officer! Now 1 know that you
really. do care for me, silly boy"
To conceal a smile that would play
hide and seek about her lips she drop
ped to her knees and began searching
the grass
Did you ever find a four Iaafed clo-
Ter, Jimmy" she asked at last, with q
sidelong glance to catch his mood.
He was gazing across tae peaceful
landscape, apparently unconscious Of
her absence from his side. 1T the Quas-
ton he turned abruptly and shook his
head
If You haven't perseverance, enough
even to find a four leafeI clover you
shouldn't expect to win out" she de-
creed severely.
He dropped down beside her, uproot-
ing whole handfuls of clover leaves in
his eagerness to disprove her verdict
For a time neither spoke.
At last she stole a glance in his direc-
ton. He had abandoned the quest and
was sadly watching a thin ribbon Of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-07
The Bachelor and a
Six-months-oid BABY

Dr.. John Y. Shoemaker in "a olsen.
zion Of Inc eut-a1asi3. or painless l..-
Ing Of iucural.es, according to tie -I.
enc I-.a- Ocean, s..G. a-.s-E Gil.
...I-s:
There is something hard and iu.v
uan about The euthaBas;I which 70.
i'ts cTac,uaIy our acceptance Of IT,
'lL' eg laulsil is as uueeiias aa.
cola a8 The average bachelor in 81
lahy's presence.
"A bachelor visiting a married friend
eldeavored to amuse the six-montls
old baby. lie jumped it On his knee
ticIIed it and finally gave it his watcl
10 play with.
The watch was Il small gold affair
and the baby slipped it into its mouth
This made the bachelor smile.
But the mother, perceiving what her
darling child had done, leaped forward
in the greatest terror.
"Cl" She cried. See the child. Il
has your watch in its mouth, 1t viii
swallow the watchn
Put the bachelor, with q laugh, has
tened to reassure her.
Don't be alarmed he said I've
got hold Of the chain. you see. 1t cam
20 far. '-Cincinnatf Commercial Trib
me
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-07

--A4A-4 '--A.' '-''A-+r A.-t i-ND1 Ei.NNL4s
eye through the plot The heroine
saves the hero from drowning in an ice
hole. So far SO good that might hap
pen. Then lie proposes, and, though she
knew full well that he was in love with
her and she with him and that for some
time he had been on the ragged edge Of
cOming'to the point, She Indignantly re-
fuses him because Of what people
might say Or think"
well, | am not so sure but that
should have done the same myself"
mo more skating for us on Prospect
park lake asseveratel the other, with
great fnality.
what happens neXtY
why, then, mirabile Gictu, by rare
good fortune her gown catches fire
while they are healcdly arguing the
matter before a huge open fireplace,
and he saves her life thus balancing
accounts. Oh, yes, a very pretty story.
but in real life-bahr'
1T isn't fair to pick out only exag-
gerated examples" said Valeria
NO" he admitted, Gin typical case
the beautiful heroine would sprain her
ankle. TheTeupon the hero would en-
ter in the nick Of time to save her
from some dreadful calamity, receiv-
Ing her eternal love as 4 just reward
Now, you can readily pass for the
beautiful heroine, but such ankles are
too sensible to sprain. Besides, could
never carry you down this path. Even
the mountain paths must be built to
order"
She laughed indulgently
Jimmy turned to still another maya
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-07

Ees no so hard for Dago man
To be a gooda 'Merican.
TOP dumb, too slow, you theenka me
But 1 am sharpa 'nough for see
Da nrsta theeng dat you mus know
Fes how to speak da Inglaice so
Dat you can wave your hat an say:
"Da roddl, whita, blue! Hooray"
FcC you are smarta 'MeriCan,
You try for skeen som udder nan,
BayCausc you know dat he weell do
Da sama kinda treecks wceth you.
But you are good as heem, an he
Ees jas so good as you an me
So long we all stan. up an say:
''Da redda, whita, blue! Hooray"
For land dat | was levin cen
Da flag was redda, whita, green.
So ALA wat l gatta do
Eos jus forgat da green for blue.
/ sLeon you eef l gatta chance,
But dat ees MAX no deeferance.
l gooda 'Merican an say:
"Da redda, whita, blue! Hooray"
T. a. Dalv in Catholic Standard an(
Times.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-07
Jirnr1ny's
Home Rum
By HENRY LiESLEY
D00LTTTLE q *
Copyright, 1905, by Henry Linsley Doolittle
TYSHE trouble with these maya
81 zine love stories" Jimmy was
Fa asserting, sis that they're not

y N4II4 lEOUD-C W llll itlESC LldLd-
zine love stories" Jimmy was
asserting, sis that they're not
true to life. The real love of
everyday people isn't interesting
enough to spread over paper like SO
much honey upon bread"
But there is plenty OF true romance
as interesting and as novel as the mag
aZine plots protested Valera.
He glared at the heap Of periodicals
as if he had personal grudge against
one and all. 'Ninety-nine out of a hun
dred Of these yarns end up sugary in
less than no time" he grumbled, while
in real life"-
"a man must wait until he is thor
oughly in earnest" she finished.
Together they had mastered Monu-
ment mountain, one Of the most precip-
itous in the Berkshires, whence Bry-
ants immortalized Indian maiden is
said to have leaped to her death upon
being forbidden to marry her cousin.
Seated side by side, they were gazing
out across the precipice to the Devils
Pulpit, a shaft Of rock that rises sheer
beyond human reach, q temptation to
the adventuresome.
Jimmy picked up handful CT the
current magazines ana began a stub
born quest for examples to bear ont his
contention. ii they were all SO true to
life why hadn't be succeeded better?
Take this story. 70" iustancer he
cried. y ycapg l9t'y wishes to test n,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-07
DOES NOT FEAR
D!FFERFnTIAL LAW.
B. and 0. z. L. Ignores Discrimina-
ton Statute and Would Welcome
Test Case.

The bill passed at the recent
session of the Legislature reouir-
ing the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road to cease its alleged d;scrimi-
nation against coal mines in Yves
tern Maryland or forfeit the char
ter of the Cumberland and Penn
sylvania railroad seems to have
had no effect on the former road.
1t is admitted by officials of the
company that the rates have not
been changed since the passage Of
the act, and that there is no inten-
ton 70 change them at the pres.
ID time.
Senator John 3. Shannon Of AL
Iegany county is The father Of The
law. It was made a political is
sue in the county, and Senator
Shannon introduced the bill soon
after the Legislature opened. He
worked hard in the interest Of the
measure and finally secured it's
passage. The Baltimore and Ohio,
however, views the law as uucon-
stitutional, and would welcome
a test case. The questions in
volved are complicated and diff
cult for one not versed in railroad
traffic matters to understand.
At the time of the passage OF the
act it was explained by an official
of the Baltimore and Ohio that
coal mined in Allegany enioyed
about the same rate as that
charged by the Pennsylvania for
coal from the Clarified region
However, it was stated to the Leg
islature that the rate from Allie
gany amounted to about II cents
more ton than from the Somer-
set region, though the latter was
by far the longer haul. 1t was
pointed out by one official that
the coal mined in the Cumberland
region tnow, &c cao~aa,a C,Nt
20, - Oieeh
coai' - coi9iueIeu the best semi
bltumlnous to be had, and conse-
quently commands higher prices
It is said that it is in order tbo+
tbe onarators !, wes+ 11;xa;,; 10,
49, $780, =. ~ i's inia Will
nave d clance 10 compete with the
Georges Creek operators that the
difference in freioh+ ro4oo :
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-07
WANT TO CHANGE MEMORIAL DAY.
Veterans Say the Real Significance of
the Day is Lost Sight OF.


There is said to be a movement
on foot among Grand Army men
to change Memorial Day from May
so to the last Sunday in May, and
the suggestion is reported to be
meeting with favor. The old SOL
der claims that Memorial Day as
~ celebrated does not belong to
Y Ia; that it is turned into a day
of sports, frolics and too often dis
sipation, and that the real signi6-
canoe is lost sight of or forgotten,
and the lessons of patriotism, for
merly associated with the DAY, are
no longer taught. They say the
adoption of a Sunday for the COM
bined memorial service and patri-
otto observance would obviate the
secular features which are now in
separable from Memorial Day. 1t
is not to be expected that young
people will refrain from outdoor
recreations of all kinds on a secu-
lar holiday at this season and
there is no desire to find fault
with them for their characteristic
manner of observing the, 3oth of
May, but the old soldiers say they
are entitled to their day. At the
coming national encanpment in
Minneapolis the change of date
will be discussed, and probably
acted upon, if what appears to be
the present sentiment prevails.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-07

IT t,r---l r-r5t7 ~ Vac ,,.ry nov -,,,, .,
e,,,,.o an .,,. 81, :. ..... - ~.
80 --5. CA - 'o''iu ne sen u 'ii5
30 Va It, 10 " \" IL u
~ ny. Jus" vi cat i'''II III : 'on u
- - ~ ,,.
III. ~" n| ''Ie ) ou 50 iusu"'Io"S sue
~ -, ~ Gu -,,-.---.
o'' 10y "'nt ~ A"o" WY
J-,.ta - 49,, -; :; ~ " o.'ilI
-. 80 ~ i,'1' ',-''.7-i' } o''
49,, --.--'''' anu - ''.N '''i ''''-
.1,,,.. ..-... ,... ...... .. w..
...y. ' '-'.' - I So vi 80 d IlD-
-, '-e' 80 ','-. I--,'---l'I
- = '-' 80 80, 40 ~ 90
'.' ''-..-'' - '-''.' ...' MORNING
..-'. -. 3. .-'.. -''' u ,l'..- ~ M.'a' lie
..'.. ..''l 80 '''..' i -..-'c''e'
' sC,'' Ills e7.--n ousi-
'-'-.' -'- -..5 '''A-
10 ''-- % .+' A-'.''
= --L Il r-a l.t.-.-f ia
't.t sac S-. 1--
'@,- GA t-e
.t .,of.a
-. ' 4 "e
-
~ | , 0,'t /
~. '.- q" u
-+s i'.--- d aye ]
~ -.' - ..., '--..t -t-~' when
a.. I-. UNIT
~ .-'' ' ID '-.-' you from your
''1s l-,u as me 1'A-o" e'-pt
o'-' re fountain to.''
lily jimmy t"bbeu ms eyes.
Come 70 ---'l-h OF H. Gaess Jhat was
only d cream 100 ne MeoItated aloud.
Jimmy Idsueloh' 90 you mean 70
ceiI me tl'I-'hat She could get no
iurllef,
confession IS good. for the heart,
out you must remember that you it
was VINO taught me the trick OF Dor
rowing from between the covers. It's
the hrst real benefit I've ever derived
from magazine stories. shall take
more interest IN future. / watched you
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-07

Each Department supplied with the most
modern and improved apparatus. practie
tical work emphasized in ali Departments
Graduates qualified to enter at once nn0so
me me. work. boarding Department supplied
closets, steam heat and electricity.
New building with modern improvements.
Location unsurpassed for health. Tuition,
BOOKS, neat, Light, Laundry. Medical ID
tendance, Annual Deposit. Chemical aIsi
Athletic fees, all included in an annu9i
Gharge Of 500, payable quarterly in advanca.
Dally visit by physician in charge
plicatioM. Attention is called to Short CoriIsa
OF Ten Weeks in Agriculture.
Write for particulars.
Term Commences Thursday, Sept. 81.
Early application necessary Tor admit
r. W. SYLVESTER, President.
College PARK, Nj
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-07

d K. d. c. ROBINSON, DENTIST.
OAl>ahEb I'D.
once at residence on Liberty ...
Gas ADMINISTERED
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-07

& Il. r. +. BARTLETT.
= DENTIST.
ONCE in NcComas Bui.air.. -..-r.f .-,.-s.
Oakland, Nd. a''~
experimentation given 10 niid.. ana crown
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-01
The Summer Girls BEAUTY

The summer girl win assure you that It 10 an q
matter Of her beauty bath. It is the carrying Of
sunshadej 1t is not the wearing Of wide hat and
gloves; is not the staying in during the hottest Of
the hot hours it is not the dieting, yet the daily
Of the skin.
It is all, nearly all, the beauty bath And upon
this the summer belle expends more time than she
would be willing to admit
The beauty bath Of the belle begins with hot water
which must be softened Soft water sometimes be
obtained in the form Of rainwater. And distilled
water can be had if its cost is objection.
But for daily use take basin Of clear hot water
and add to it cup Of boracic acid. This is made By
placing half ounce Of powdered borax In bottle Of
water. The bottle is then shaken until the borax 10
dissolved. Borax must be added until no moro Of il
will dissolve. Then the bottle is set aside for daily
household use.
With the hot soft water, containing It's quota Of
boracic acid the face is well washed and Is plsnti
fully lathered with the best Of SOAP This need Be
a highly scented variety, but 1t must be kind that
agrees with the skin.
In the beauty bath the important thing to get the
skin clean and clear. This only be done BY rub.
bling 1t and rubbing it with soap and water properly
prepared Of course, medicated the beauty doo-
tors will tell you. When the face is well heated and
we'll soaped and well rinsed, the pores will be open and
each and every will be free and clear
But the beauty bath is a thing that does not last
long Like any other kind of BATH it must be repeated
often needed and professional beauties Win tell
you that they need 1t every day.