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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-03-14

BAYFIELD,

From the Press:
Deputy United States Marshal
Pugh came up from Madison last
Saturday and took some of Bay,
isld's residents back with him.
Joseph O'Malley was taken to an
Ashland hospital today where he
will receive medical treatment. He
was accompanied by his sister, Miss
Elizabeth O'Malley.
M. and Mrs. George Wolfe, who
have been visiting relatives and
friends in the central part of the
state the past two months, returned
to Bayfield, Wednesday.
The logging engine which will be
used on the spur at Racket river by
A. J. Mussel arrived this week and
will be put to hauling logs as soor
as the new spur is completed.
S. L. Boutin, jacob Johnson,
Louis Moe, H, c. Hale and Tony
Larson were at Madison this weeE
where they appeared before the com
mittee on fish and game in thu
state legislature in the interests o
the Bayfield, fishermen.
The members of the local lodge o
the Ladies of the Maccabbees, &C
companied by few invited guests
drove out to Red Cliff THURSDAY
evening and surprised Mrs. A. B
Sayles. They spent very pleasan
evening with Mrs. Sayles.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-03-14

This is indeed an era of high
prices and big things. Whales are
now quoted at 50, 400 each. OF
course, the price renders whale
diet utterly out of the question for
the average family.
ST. Louis policemen are under
strict orders to keep their coats
buttoned up at all times. With SC
many pickpockets in st. Louis all
the time, this looks like wise pre-
caution.
''The thing for the wage Garner
to do is to go out and get rich him.
SELF says the Chicago Socialist.
Great idea! Strange we never
thought of that before.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-03-14
Ye FIRSTE PARTE.

Ye FIRSTE PARTE.
Tune We Piano
2 Annie Laurie Songe All We WINNIE Singers
3 Solo Annis Meinhard
/. W oDou+o conno Polly Mary Undergrotf
T 1e Two !" rO0 oons0 Phineas Anthony Goodhope
5 Ye Worldlee Songe Angelina clearinghouse
6 Dorthy Jerrygiggle will speak piece,
Z Fourhanded Selection We Angelina clearinghouse
curiousy constructed modern
Instrument called Ye Piano FreelOve TugmuttOn
8 The Latest News Nancy Ann Quackenbush
9 Chorus ''Yankle DOODLE ALI We Womnne Singers
End of We First Parte.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-03-14
Ye SECOND PARTE.

Ye SECOND PARTE
Il Chorus ''Neie Gray All We Womnne Singers
p Reading Celestial Ann Popover
3 Silver Threads Among Humility Priscilla Scatterhope
the Gold (Sbe that was a. LIEN
Rosebud Sq!inter
"A Four Parte Song Humility Priscilla Scatterhope
Suzanne River Angelina clearinghouse
Phoebe Ann Upto-date
IS Revery Hannah Crumpacker
e Comm Through the Rye Polly Undergrof
II The Fiddle will be played by Vastia Jane Polk
g Round All We Womnne Singers
End of Parte Second.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-03-14
&c Old Tyne Concert
To be Given by
The Congregational Ladies' Aid Society
Monday Evening, March 10TH

Monday Evening, March 10th.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-18

Cine balbe Stunbe ipdter ging
man gu Slid. Gs seidab Obne 2enu.
Die1e bate 1ih nit 2tii in ibr 3im@
mtr auriidge3ogen
yleben golmars @eoed lag cine
3titung. Miiblbeim bate iie Bel bes
Mdlers giutrttt nit freunblicber
s5eierlihfsit bingelegt.
gollnar abnte ipobl ldon, mas oas
@lott SntereHantes fir ibn entbieIt.
0snn eine belle Rotbe flog, als er es
geFpubrte, iiber fein bubidss @eliht,
unb ba er Die 3eitung entfaltete, 3itz
terten feline 6dn0e. gr muBte reht
rsrp6s iein.
sd gratulire sSbnen," iagteMiblz
sbeim, ibm 0iepanD reihen0, ,Ghmeie
gGeIbdfteres tdnn man foum mebr
abkr Elm Bib berihten. ais "a iiber
.sybpen ,MufftdnD polniiner Bauern"
f8rieben tDearoe
QDer 6dt otnn oiesmal fritiiirt2"
fnots ibre 2ippsn sudten mertlid
Md gopirIe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-18

llrIohe bieler bslonotrtn 4rtisttis
gefpeien.
Mls Duranb ibm bic Gano rti9te,
bIieb in Der feinigen oas Stlssra1nm
Suriid.
Ginise Minuten ipdter trinnert.
iieb Mlblbeim baran, bab er nod eli
nen 8rief fdreiben miiffe, unb 5os fiA
in iein 3immer 5uriid.
D1it nenieen @drittsn bate Ct fei>
men 5hreibtii9 erreiht. Sid baran
nieoerlaHeno, entfaItete Ct NIT Elm
ipenis 3itternoen 6dnben bas 9eles
gramm. Gs melbete: ,Das Original
oes 8ilces uno pielIei1t nod elmer,
Ser bel u. lit. reiit beute nit benz
Gknoihneu5us Der Norobdbn ab.
Gleitng."
r@lio Naoia lit sefllnoen!" inurs
n,elte MiibIbeim, ipdbrenb er bas
seIssramm in leinem @Areibtilh
per1hlpB. Mitten in oteler BefhGfs
t;gung belt er inne. rltnb nod einer!!"
,nurmelte er. Gr iab febr befrie0igt
aus. gs fam ia nun en0lidb oieie
peinboIle Mnaelesenbeit in Sang unb
muBte iih idlieBlih bod bulo 10 obsr
10 auftlGren.
Noh einmal nabm MIblbeim bic
Depeihe aus benz 9bubfdb: Gr
iudte nuh Der Nufsabe3eit.
Sie mar Inn iieben llbr fiinfnno<
piersig Minuten aufgegeben tporoen,
unb iebt mar es erit aAt lbr oreibig
Minlten.
Die Nadriht mar uberaus f6neQ
al ibr 3tel selanst. Natiirlid. @s
NOR cine amtlide Depefde. sic bate
obne @er50gerung tpeitersegeben tuers
cen miii1en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-18

| ioaleid erblidt baben. glun ia, es
lparen ia allh nur ipenige Menf4en
in benz Hieienraum oes alten @ottess
bauies.
Geraoe unter elmer ser 2euhten
trafen iie 5uiammen. Ods 2tht fiel
auf s!pei bla1e @elihter.
Die spei gaben etnunoer ntht bic
!Sano. sic nidten einanoer nur fur3
gu, urb Damn fbritten lie gum Ius'
gang Ser Stride.
Wie ibr Gdatten folsts iEnen ale1
fing, Der INNER tpisoer oahte: Die
! fiiert niht bic 2iebe, Oie Fii9rt Die
SGulo suiammen."
Gr mar jebt nod porlihtiser, alS
sr es friiber geipeIen, osnn er be.
mertte, ouB Der 6err unrubig um lt4
1haute.
8or Dem air9snportal belt ein
Slater. Nabjas 8esleiter elite auf
i'm gu uno rib Sen Gdlag aif.
Mber bic Dame itisg niht elm. Wds
bic beiben matchmaker reoeten, tonnts
Gleiins nidt periteben, oenn fie ipras
den 6ran50iiid.
Gr lab jeooh, bab Der 9err benz
autider cine 5iinfeuloennote reihts
unb ibm, Ger permutblih auriidssben
lpollte, ungeouloia ablpinfte.
Ser Q(rm, Zen er alsodnn Nabia
tot, ipuroe nidt angenommen. so
gineen iie allo nur oiht nebeneinans
Ser Der WolI5eile uub Damn Ser &ing>
itrabe 81.
sic rebeten leile, absr bislpetleu
Ooh audi beftis miteinanoer, banu
tpuroen lire Worte 3leiing Dernebms
bar. Dies niibte inn ieSoh nttts,
oenn er oeritano ia niAt, mas lie res
Seten.
So piel jeood eraab oie Dirt hires
HcOens, oab bic beioen iieer osn 8e4
genitano ibres @eiprdds ourdau8
niht elmer Meinung tparen.
Mm Musgans Der Mpnseils 1T Elm
MietbpegenitanOplab. 30 neriuhte
Waoias 8sgleiter abermals, lie gum
Jabren at hetpegen. 6;e jeooh poilte
curdaus geben. giIig lhritt Iie Ser
RingltroBe su.
Gs blieb ihm nitts anberes iibrig.
als ihr gu folsen. gr tbat es nit isbr
nerbi1ener Miene, uno - aleitng Iab
oies gana aeruu - Ole 6ano, bic er
ihon auf Den @riff Der Wdgentbiir
eeiest bette, ballte Iih, als oer blaHe
Wann lie nieoerlinten lisB.
8lab NOR er, ia iogar reht Mab
mar er, Der hiibIche, elegante 8egleiter
Ser i6Dnen 3ulIin, unb audi er lGien
reht unrubia gu ietn. Nidt oerartis
unrubig, oab er et!pu bur6 Isin @sz
baten Turdt Dor @srfolguns perra.
tben bGtte, oenn er beohtste ieBt bic
anoeren pahanten nif,t i'm sering-
iten, pobl aber unrubig in 8esug auf
Sic junse Dame, bic ibm 3!par ein
Gtsllbitetn eeeeben bate, aber Der.
aeit ipenigitens auffdaeno unandois
gcaen ibn mar.
Muf oem gunoen Wsg bonn Gte,
pbansbom Bis gum Norbbabnbof belt
G!siing, tpGbreno er Die 3pei beobah.
tete. audi nod 9luslhau mad einem
GeNimpoli3iiten; aber es fam Tim
auh nidt elmer ieiner aollegen in Sen
Weg.
Sn Der 8abnbofsbaqe Ielber aber
setpabrte CT einen Mann, Der ba in
Ser Ndbe Der AaiIen lansfam auf un6
llieber fhritt. Gr trug eine flcine
9eiietaihe unb iab 10 aus, als obe
Iih reht langpeile.
(GortieBung folgt.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-18

Der 8erIiner 2otalan3eiger entbGfs
in SO. "a bas Snierat: ,9iihtiae
Stenosrapbin Mafhine=sdrei
rim (epentuell mdnnlid), sc.
balt sirta 100 Mart. fudt iofort ober
i. Mdr5 Suitisrat 8 ~" @elbft fir
Elm MOnatssebalt bon tauienb Weart
tpirb Der 9err Sufiiarat feline mann.
lide @tenograpbin unb Mafdiren.
fhreiberin erbalten. St iolIte fid ges
legentli9 einmul bas @prahgeiebbuh
CUR 9ano nebmen.
X
Drei 5tunben rla9 ibrer srauuno
entf9loB fid cine ilinge Grau 3ur gins
leitung bes Gbel9eioungsberfobre
AG, pie fo triiseriih iinb Grauenber.
aen ufp.
@eim Mntiquar unb beim 6eiroten
3dbA man 2iebbaberpreife.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-11
CHARMING ALFRESCO
WEDDING
GERTRUDE MAY BLAKE AND KARL
r. JOHNSON ARE MARRIED IN
AN ORCHARD AT YoUNG'S RIVER.

At precisely l o'clock on Wednesda!
afternoon the marriage of Karl Fred
erick' johnson and Gertrude May Blake
was solemnized at the family residence
of the brides grandmother. Mrs. ]. \
Sale, on Young's River. The brief. but
impressive ceremony, was performed by
Rev. W. S. Gilbert OF the First Presby-
terrain Church in the presence of about
100 invited friends.
The groom was attended by 4. Y
Anderson while Miss Maud Turlay
waited on the bride. The ceremony look
place in the orchard, where artistic
preparations for the same had been
made, floral decorations were profuse
throughout the premises, The bride was
tastefully attired in gown of white
null de Paris, trimmed in valenciennes
lace and carried boquet OF bride roses,
and the maid OF honor wore pale blue
poplin and carried white carnations.
After the ceremony an elaborate
spread was served and the happy
couple were showered with eongratula-
tions and good wishes They left on
the evening train for an extended we'd
ding tour, and upon their return viii
make their home in this city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-11
A STEADY DRAIN.
Sick Kidneys Weaken the Whole Body
Make You Ill, Languid and Depressed.

Sick kidneys weaken the body through
the continual drainage OF life.giving
albumen from the blood into the urine.
and the substitution OF poisonous uric
acid that goes broadcast through the
system, sowing the seeds OF disease. Loss
Of albumen causes weakness, languor,
depression. Uric poisoning causes rheu-
matte pain, nervousness, nausea, cricks
in the back, gravel and kidney stones.
The proper treatment is a kidney treat
ment, and the best remedy is Doan's
Kidney Pills
n. i. Williams, carpenter, Of 230 Lib
erty street, Salem, Ore, says: "A mum
Der Of years ago the doctors told me my
kidneys were in bad shape. ! came west
on account Of the trouble, thinking the
change of climate would help me but
nothing did gave me relief in spite OF
the use of remedies and medical treat
ment. On procuring Doan's Kidney
Pills | found them the best medicine
ever used. At the time | got them
was suffering from an intense burning
sensation as if two live Goals were
placed directly over my kidneys. The
secretions from the kidneys were the
color of strong black coffee and Of Q
bad color. After using two boxes Of
Doan's Kidney Pills | did not have thu
least pain in my back or trouble will
the kidneys / give all the credit fol
this to your valuable remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
Foster MIlburn Co, Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the Unitel
sass.
Remember the name--Doan's-ant
talse no other
Plenty more proof like this from As
toria people. Call at Charles Rogers
drug store and ask what his customers
report
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-11

Dell B. scully, Notary Public. Al
scully's Cigar Store. ANY old hourl
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-11

! SAN FRANCISCO, July l0,--Thc piai
ior the selection oi Mayor Of Sar
Fmncisco pending the selection OF
successor 70 Mayor Schmitx. convctet
and sentenced to i've years in the peni
tentiary for extortion, has been decide,
upon by the bribery graft prosecution
and was made public last night and wa
proposed by District Attorney W. II
I Langdon to the commercial and the
labor organizations OF the city
Tho plan as submitted in letters mailed
to the commercial and labor organifa'
tions last night, calls for convention
composed of thirty delegates, fifteen to
be named by the labor and building
trades councils, and three each by the
five leading commercial organizations.
These are to select mayor to hll out
the unexpired portion oi SchmdE term,
II this plan is accepted the convention
is to be held within two weeks aud
governmental rehabilitation of San Fran
cisco accomplished.
District Attorney Iangdon in his let
ter reviewed tho present situation in
San Francisco and the conditions lead
ing up to it explained why the district
attorneys Office had to take the initia-
tive; expressed the desire to keep poll
tics out OF the reign OF the city govern.
emnt; stated that the selection OF
supervisor such as Boxton BY the board
OF supervisors yesterday as acting mayor
was merely temporaryi asked that all
political and faeSonal differences DE
laid aside in the selection Of mayor
and declared that the graft prosecution
would re'raiu from participation after
the convention has assembled A re-
ply is asked for within five days.
Boxton was sworn in as mayor last
night. 1t was announced that he would
be permitted to make no appointments,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-11
A Memorable Day.

One OF the days we remember with
pleasure, as well as with profit to our
health, Ia the one on which we became
acquainted with DR.. Kings New life
Fills, the painless purifiers that cure
headache and biiousness. and keep tho
bowels right. 25c at Charles Rogers
drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-11
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land in T. n, r. W........,...
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W. W. Whipple ct ux to w. W
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r. Observation-Disclosures 800
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-11
INVENTED SARATOGA CHIPS.

NEW YORK. July lO--IIimm 5.
Thomas, a grocer, who invented Sara
toga chips and who was noted chef is
dead at his home near Red Bank, N. j.,
He was 10 years old
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-11
CLOAKMAKERS STRIKE.

NEW YORK, July l0-The offices Of
the Clolkmakers Union report that about
10000 cloakmakers in New York and
Brooklyn are preparing for strikes next
Monday to enforce new wage scale.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-11
MORE ABOUT JAPAN


morrow withdraw the interview Will
Admiral Sakamoto, The latter was
quoted as saying that American naval
officers were brilliant social figures but
deficient in professional training and
practice, and that the crews OF American
ships would retreat rather than fight
Japan
simultaneously with the withdrawal
OF this interview, the Hochi will pub
lish an anonymous interview with a
japanese expert, highly enlogistic OF the
efficiency OF the present American navy
and the high standard Of its gunnery.
The report that Ambassador Aoki
will return home is officially denied.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-11

During the summer kidney irregulari-
ties are often caused by excessive drink
ing or being everheated. Attend to the
Kidneys at once by using Foley's Kidney
Cure.
7. F. Laurin, Owl Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-11
FRISCO 'SNEW MAYOR
Or Baxton win Hold The 0ttlC
Temporarily
ATTORNEY LANGDON MOVES

Plan Submitted to the Commercial and
Labot Organizations Looking to the
Holding OF a Convention for the pur'
poso OF Selecting Mayor
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-11

" Morning Astorian, 90 cents per
month, delivered by carrier
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26

blifum Gonb in bic Mneen AT ftreuen.
nm tbre eigerenG hdnbtboten au beden;
fie ipsroen Damit fsin Slid bdben.
Die 1ffentlihe Meinung lit erregt, iis
perlangt Die Befrdfune Der Mduber
nno fie miro iih niht; eber 3ufrteben
seben. ais Biz bas erfolst lit. Dabei
fommt aber tein ebrIiher Mann all
SAaben unb ebenfoipenig tpirb irgfnb
Elm legitintes l1nternebmen ae{hdbigt
iperben, unh oie, bie bas bebaupten,
run bas tpiber beHeres WiTen.
0on einerGefenf9aft rufiif9erRez
Dolutiondre 1T in Colorado Elm mebs
rere 5aufenb Wcres umfaHenbes Mnz
pefen atpeds Mnlase elmer Rolpnie err
itenben tporoen. 6iinfbunbert Gami@
lien Dor aufammcn 1,7OO per|onen.
fcllen pon Mublano na1 Neip Wprt
beaD. Colorado, bereits untertpegs
ietn.
Dte Mustpanberung dus@rie1en=.
laro nah ben 0ereinigten Staaten
bat in fieiem Sabre einen tii4tigen
McFfdmuna 9encmmen. Na6 benz
8ertdte unieres Niae=4onfuls 8. S.
Wprblep in patras bat fi9 biefe Muss
tranberung aus feinem Besirt in Der
eriten Ddlftc biefes Sabres sesen biez
ielbe 3eit III 1906 nabeau peroreifadt.
St. betrn1 9419 gegen 3347 bes 0pr=
jabres. Ste meiften bieIer Mustpanoez
rer tommen aus Macebonien, @riez
9enlanb, Ser aIiati19en Siirfei unb
bun ben synieln beg Mrdipelaeos uno
ihr 3iel itnb porauespeiie bic 5taaten
aNudufeits. Slltnois, MiFouri, gae.
Erasta, Nebaba unb California. Oa
jebt eine birefte @9tffsperbinbung
otpifder Natras uno Netp Orleans
eineerittet 1T, miro it9 tpobl audi ber
@trom Der Suipanberune aus ienen
9egenben unieren Siibpsitftaaten auz
tpenben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26

Mie fur9tbar Die psit in Snbien
bauft, oas benefit bic Meuberung bes
Or. @imp1on, ber gu Der aommi5Ton
gebDrte, bic ii6 nit ben MaBnabmen
5ur 8etGmpfuns cer peit gu bef4dfs
tisen bate. Der Mrat fagt: Sd babe
niemals berartise hera5erretbenbe 5aes
nen BON Notb, Weratpeifluns unb Derz
beeruns seieben! Die @tabt poond
mar Q906) tpie etne perlaHene @tabt.
9obtenitille berrf9te auf ben Straben.
Sn einieen Ser @traben mar fein ei,s
aiser Betppbner ii9tbar. Das einaise,
@erGui9, tpeldes mir bDrten, aIs MIR
bur9 bic Gtraben ginsen, mar bas
@etDfe Der 2eiaenproaeiiionen ober
bas Mebsebeul, bas aus 9du1ern
brang, in oenen foeben ein SterbefdIt
porsefommen mar. Sd tpeib nidt, ob
man ii4 bie erniten politifden unb
1Daialen 6olgen bieier nit ber peft
berbunoenen 0erbeerung bolltdnoig
flar mant. Gs banbelt }i1 ni1t aIIein
I'm 70 unb 10 biele 9obesfGlle, }onz
bern Die Rrantbeit. bas 2eiben, oie
Wer3tpeifIune unb sic Werlufte, Ole
bdn1it berbunben iinb, erregen cine
l1naufriebenbeit, oer eine Negierung,
mag iie nod 70 febr auf bas Mobl ber
StaatsdngebOrigen beoa9t fein, tauJrr
Mbbilfe 81 fhaffen permag. 4n eis
mem Gage ollein tdmen In poond 175
SpbesfGue pDr. Das 1T, als tpenn III
2cnoDn an eineni Gage TOGO Mstns
fden ferben ipiirben.
0fDdtfelIer Fat alfo feline $7396 sus
gefhidt erbalten.- Db er nun pieIIeilkt
ben preis fur Petroleum etipas ert,is>
hrigt9 Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26

gaad Ben 8erliner 3ibilftanbsresis
itern ipurbe i'm leBten Sabre in Ser
Reihsbauptftabt 51,5O0 Rinoer ge<
boren. burunter $40 3pillinge. ssn
einem .1aIle trdt Der neue Weltbiirqer
nit Der Summer 81 in bic ssdmilie
eth. Inter ben iibrisen Miittern tDaz
rem fiinf, bie lire Gatten nit benz
neunaebnten Rinbe beIdentten, neun
lieben es bein ont3ebnten beipenben,
13S beim breiatbnten uno ,247 beirh
aip1lftsn. llnb Su bat Elm pe5fimiit
jiinen bebouptet, Berlin fti duf Dem
beiten Meot ausaufterbenl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26

Den beioen prdiibenten Diaa unb
Rnofepelt mag es fdon gelinsen, Guaz
temaIa. Gotta Mica, @alDabor, 6onz
buras unb Niearasua auf elmer sSriez
oensfonferen5 gu pereinisen. Menn iie
es aber fertis bringen, 6auernben
5rieben stptfhen oenielben gu itiften,
tperben fte elm Werf ppllbra9t baben,
has an Bebeutuns niht bod eenug
eingef9dbt tperben fann. Menn bieie
2dn6er iih in pollem Jrieben gang
ibrer tpirtbfdaftliden Gntpidluns
totomen fOnnten. tpdre fir Die Rultur
uno ben Weltbunoel unenbli9 ptel ses
!ppnnen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
Tho Truo Value of Lemons.

Lemons are very useful In health
and sickness. Hot lemonade 81 one
of the best remedies for an inclplent
cold. 1t IL also excellent IN cases OF
biliousnnss. For malaria the Roman
cure" is prepared by cutting the rind
and pulp of Il lemon into q pint or
water, then boiling until there is only
half Al pint. One tenspoonful Is taken
before each meal. This has cured OBJ
stinntc cases when quinnc fnilcd.
Lemon sirup made by baking lcmon
twenty minutes and then squeezing the
juice upon half cupful OF sugar Is
excellent for honrscness and TO break
up cold. Tie piece OF lemon on Il
corn ut night for five nights. leaving
It on all night. Soak the foot In warm
water ana the corn can DO easily re-
moved. When tho root of the corn IS
taken out cover the toe with c0llodion
or some other preparation to protect
the skin, which will be sensitive, snys
Womun's Life. Unless the tender skin
is protected 1t will soon form another
corn. a piece of cotton saturated with
vascllne and put over the toe will
doubtless protect II just us well.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
Perfumed Clothes.

One of the incest ways OF keeping
dresscs-espccinlly the evening ones
fresh Is to sew throughout the lining
tiny pcrfumed silk sachets Any odd
bit of silk does for this purpose. Make
the sachet about one inch square. Put
In layer of soft white waddng. into
which has been sprinkied some sachct
powder. Sew up and tack firmly TO
various places in skirt and bodice
This gives the delicate elusive fra
GRANGE to your frock which is rather
hard to attain when liquid perfume Is
used. 1t also has additional benefit
Of keeping away destructive moths
when the garment is laid aside for n
time.