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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16
lmpresiones Y notiCias

fsta manana salieron para Ponce, en- cua-
tro AUTOMOBILES, el Secretario de la Guerra Mr.
TAFT, su esposa la comitiva Official que le
acompana en- su viaje. Juntos con ellos fueron
el Gobernador Winthrop, Mr. Post la seforita
Marg 1del, hija del gobernador de Fipinas Y el
coronel Haml.
Seg1n Sc nos informa, no es don Frisco
Vlzcarrondo, como Sc dijo por error en- nuestra
information de aver, el duefo de la capilla que
bendijo el domingo dltmo Ell senior Obispo en-
Carolina, y 81 don Sotero Vizcarrondo distingui
90 correliglonario en- aquel pueblo.
En- Ia nota necrol6sica que dimos aver
relativa al sensible fallecimiento del joven Julio
Cesar Braschi, Sc escape la sguiente errata: asin
haber disfrutado aplausos de la vidar por psin
haoer diSfrutado apenas de la vidaS
Nos escribe nuestro Corresposal de Ponce:
aEn el vapor uPonceD embarcaran hoy con
rumbo Nueva York, nuestros amigos corre-
lglonarios los hermanos Ev-ngelio Guermo
Autfant 81 primero con Ell prop6sito de permane-
Ger una temporada al lado de su esposa hijos,
que Sc hallan en- aquella ciudad Ell segundo con
el I'm de sometersea una operacion qur1rgica.
Sin tempo sufciente para despedirse de sus
numerosos amigos, nos encargan 10 hagamos por
medic de estas lineas.p
La Corte de Distrito de San Juau ha seha.
lado el dfa is de Juuio para que sea ejecutado
el REQ Pedro Boria, condenado a la pena de
muerte por ell delito de asesinato ell primer grado
81 acto Sc nevara efecto en- Ia peuitenciaria de
San Juan.
DE nuestro corresponsal en- Juana Diaz:
'Como las once de la maiiana del domin-
60 catofce del cOrriente, falleci6 a la edad de
nOvents ahOs pr6ximamente, Ia distuguida Sc.
aera aoaa cefsFina AlvsradO, psgtsusdsuR 1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16
PdniCo en- Mexico.
Temblor de terra,

Ciudad de Mexico, Abril 6-Se ha sentido
en- esta cudad TN violentisimo temblor de terra.
Desde hace muchos aios no Sc habia registrado
fen6meno seismco de tai fuerza como Ell de aver.
Los ruidos subterraneos fueron rrolongados Mu-
chas casas han quedado agrietadas de manera que
es impossible continuar habitandolas. Hubo fall
sa alarma de fuego, creytndose producido este
por rotura de alambres del alumbrado electrico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16
Botha y Laurier'
In la capital inglesa

Londres, Abril 16.-Botha, el primer minis
tro del Transvaal y Sir I+aurier, el primer minis
tro del Dominic del Canada, han llegado aver
esta capital. Vienen representando sus respec-
tivos paises. Con este caracter concurrran la
conferencia colonial convocada recentemente por
el gobierno A Laurier al antique general
Luis Botha, compafero de Cronje Delarey en-
la guerra sur africana, Sc les ha hecho entusias-
tarecibimiento en- el cual han rivalizado en- aga.
sajos obsequios elementos ofciales elementos
populares
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16
En- Ia FORTALEzA
La reception de anoche
en- honor. de los es-
pesos Taft.
la CONCURRENCIA
Acto esplendido. Banda que
ameniza la fiesta.
El desfle.

La reception celebrada anoche
en- la Mansion Ejecutiva en- honor
del Secretario de la Guerra fue I'm
acto esplendido.
A las nueve, hora que indica-
ban las invitaciones, di6 comienzo
Ia brillante ceremonial, estando en-
cargado el Sub b-secretario Mr.. Gill
de introducir los invitados ante la
presencia de los esposos Taft y
Winthrop, quienes, de pie junto a
la puerta, reciblan, estrechandoles
la mauo a todos.
La sefiora Helen de Taft lucia
rlquiSlmo traje princesa de cres-
pom malva con bordadcs de pla-
ta' y la seiiora Winthrop elegan-
tisima, de blanco con encajes y
cintur6n estilo Liberty.
Cerca de una hora dur6 el des-
hle de los invitados.
Las diez serian cuando cesarou
de llegar los concurrentes, va aque-
LA hora Sc retiraron al interior del
salon, dando el brazo el senior Go
bernador a la seiiora Taft y el Secre
tario de la Guerra q la seilora de
Winthrop.
Entire las numerosas perso-
mas que estuvieron anoche en- la
Fortaleza llam6 poderosamente la
atenclon la sehorita Marjorie Ide,
hija del gobernador de Filipinas,
de arrogante fgura, que hacia re-
saltar elegantlsimo traje negro.
AauAOlSA CSluVleTOu Ell SeudQOr
Kittredge y los representatives Bur
ton y Dcarmond, que acompafau
en- su viaje al Secretario la sonora
Pots, que vestia de blanco, con un
gran rano de violetas naturales en-
el pecho; las damas mas distincui
das de San Juan y nuchas de la
isla, todo el personal del Gobierno,
Monse1or Jones y los jefes y ofcia-
les de la Armada, del Ejercito Y de
la Policia.
Tanto los elegantes saloues de
palacio como los jardines, ofrecian
un aspecto encantador.
y la orquesta de Ia Policfa, 81
tuada en- uno de los pasillos, ejecu
to preciosos bailables.
A las once termino Ia recep-
ci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16
CAP|ROTAzoS
Rl TEMPO" contin1a
destempla do.--La OBJ
session que padece.
iCOMO FuLMINA!
Rayos y centellas. = Expec-
taculo enternecedor. ..&El
Tiempo> blando.
iCOMO FuLMINA!

SigueaEl Tempo de NAL cariz.
Pobrecillo
Para estar mas cerca del Con.
solldado, establecio asus realcsy -es
un decir-frente por frente del edi-
hclo que ocupa, Ell parte, dicho de.
partamento.
Y he aqui, amodo Te6timo,
que el tai Consolidate Sc les escapa
a sus amigos de entire las manos,
cuando mas a gusto Sc encontra-
ban con ST. pacifica possession y con
su pleno disfrute.
Y ocurre ahora 10 que tenia
que ocurrir: que aEl Tempo pade-
ce la obsesi6n del Consolidate y no
sabe hablar de otra cosa que no sea
el dichoso Consolidate.
tQueda cesante un republican,?
Truena "El Tempo con todas
sus baterias de cocina; y 81 no re-
t'elnbla y Sc resquebraja la TERRA
es por puro milagro.
Y todo ese ruido 10 ocasiona
una Inlsera cesantia.
Son asi nue,tros adversarios
oSaben verter q mares la amar
gura-y al probar una gotta Sc tx
tremecen.n
Esto es de dior de I'LL dia. D
iQue no hay destinos para to-
dos los unionistas y quedan mu-
chos contrariados en- sus deseos?
Truena tambitn IIl Tempo, D
y fulmina rayos y centellas contra
los (eadcrS de la Union de Puerto
Rico, llarnandolos embaucadores,
per6dos, engahosos, etc.
Traza despuGs un cuadro de-
solador: corleligionarios nuestros,
que han venldo del campo tras un
empleo, vagan por las GALES mohi-
nos y tristones, faltos de sustento
y albergue, proximos a pereccr dc
iuanlcion y de miscria
Gracias a que Bazan-caritati-
vo Juez que enpena relojes Sc
compadece de algunos de ellos y les
facilita dinero a prGstamo, sobre
esta o aquella prenda, para que re-
gresen a suS respectivos audurria-
les.
'Ei Tempo ll..sl hasta citar
un case.
Y, de pasada, lie hace le renla-
me a Bazan, unico que Sc conduele
con su cuenta y raz6n, por SUI
puesto-de esos infelices.
Porque los oleaderso unionstas,
seg1n aEl Tempo
30 no tienen corazon
0 sera de bronco 8 peiia.D
Para enternecimentos y blan-
duras "El Tempo y suS amigos,
aquellos apreciables amigos que,
por espaeio de cuatro amos Y pico.
Sc eJercitaron en- q manejo del ga
rrote y del cu hillo, para csgrimir-
los contra su, compatriotas inermes.
Ahora aEl Tempo Sc enterne-
ce y compunje ante esos lastimosos
que inventa, Ell que ap4
recen unionistas desamparados, que
vagan por las GALES sin pan nj
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-16
ASUNTO2 |lIyERS0S
Ell banquete celcbrado
aver por Ia t2rale on
el 'uni6n Club"
DANAS QuE 8RlN0&N
Programa de Ia gran parada
que tendra lugar pasado
malaua, jueves.

Fl M4fI-homeaajc que en- OBJ
sCquio a las se1oras Winthrop y
Tat organization distinguidas da-
mas de Ia buena socied3d de San
Juan, tuyo lugar aver, a la una de
la tarde, en- cl Union Club.
a tan brilIAnte aoto aSi>.ieron,
entire otras datnas iuvjtadls ademds
de las se1oras de TAFT, Winthrop V
Post, las scnoritas ide, hija del
Gobernador de Filipinas, Nicoll,
Rohrer, Bailey y Kain.
De las sehoras organizadoras
del banquete tan solo excusarou su
presencia las seiioras de Korber y
Fabian y las seloritas Acacia AFRO
yoy Minina'del Vale.
La calidad de las couensales
y la atmosfera de la mas grata
cor'lialidad que ALI reinara dieron
a la fiesta el mayor realcc
La mesa, serviIa eli cl gran
salon del clegante cirtulo, estaba
a lofnada con profusi6n de flores
y el men4 no pudo ser mas exqui-
sito.
A ia hora de los frindis Ia Sc
nora de Goenlsl lego cl suyo, clo-
glando 4 la sonora Winthrop, y dam
do al concluir, III salulo, en nombre
de todas las preSentes, a Ia seilora
Taft.
TambiGu briud6 la selora de
Degetau por las seiiora Winthrop y
Taft.
En- todos los deta les del ban
quote, que dur6 hasta lnuy cerca
de Ia cinco d. IA torda : :. odr,ir6
la gesti6n deIicada de las dixtin.
guidas damas que 10 organizaran.
progr,r,, de i e., p1-.1.
que tendra I1oar eI dia . dat 90.
rriente 4 las . y 40 ! N
ii battalion de p,urt5 Rioo con
81 banda forn,o,5 ., ,o,,, J. :,
Eort,,.7o o1 ,n,,1o ~ ~
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30
HOQUlAM


Mrs. Jack Crowley, Of Raymond, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs, Norman Langley, Of Seattle, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Rice are visiting
Mrs. Rice's parents at Toledo.
Miss Edna Norton, Of Centralia, is
eZ'tyiting Mrs. Lester Neil, of Hoquiam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Ellis have gone
to Eugene, Oregon, where they will re.
side.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Van Walker, OF Ocosta,
ere visiting with Mrs. Walkers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lund. Of Elma, who
: attsnded the Milhofer-O Hara nuptials,
asturned home Thursday.
Emil Ellington has returned from Sc
site, where he secured the necessary
1xpers to act as captain Of steam vessels
l9lyiug on the waters Of Grays Harbor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30
REDUCING LIGHT BILLS.
How the Users Of Electricity Can Save
Money.


Money.
The incandescent electric lamp is ono
Of the most commonly known and SIM
plest household devices with which
we have to deal. The lamp in general
use Is labeled sixteen candlepOwer. and
the average user Of these lamps is
generally contented with the mere
knowledge Of how to turn his light on
and off. He will undoubtedly grumble
at times Mt the amount Of his monthly
bill for lighting and will often be in
convenienced by the dimness Of some
Of his lamps, but the deficiency in light
IL made good by turning on another
lamp, and the monthly bill is further
increased, says the Technical World.
It probably would never occur to him
that it would be an actual economy in
dollars and cents to throw away his
old lamps and provide new ones at his
own expense, and yet such Is the
case.
The smashing point cannot be &C.
curately determined for any lamp with.
out rather extensive tests, but in gen.
eral 1t is not necessary to determine
its accuracy. A variation Of one or
two candlepower will hardly be per
ceptible under the ordinary conditions
1t is only when the lamp falls off three
or four candlepower that its dimness
becomes appreciable, and it is a safe
rule to follow, and it will prove more
economical to buy new lamp rather
than burn an old one after it's diminu-
ton in candlepower becomes noticea.
BILE. BY this Is meant that it will be
more economical for the amount Of
light obtained, because as the lamps
fall off in candlepower more lamps
must be burned to obtain the original
amount Of light. II the reduced guam.
tity Of light from old lamps is suffi.
cient-as, for example, in halls and
closets-it would still be cheaper to
throw out the old lamps and replace
them with new ones of smaller candle.
power
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30
Comeand Investigate
Plaque of Prickly Pears,

In eastern Australia there are at
least 100000 acres Of land given over
to the prickly pear, which so far has
not shown one cool quality, writes T..
8. Dunnet in the Empire Review. Less
than fifty years ago it was introduced
as hedge plant. for which purpose it
Is admirable If it's operations could be
confined. but it has u,conquerable am
billions and has reached out over vast
areas. 1t thrives in ali sorts of soil.
There is no limit to its capacity as a
grower. 1t will hang on to life for
incredible periods, and even If a leaf
is left on bare rock it will for months
maintain life until something comes
along and shifts it to a more congenial
locality.
Where It has the best hold it stands
twenty feet high in solid mass, inter-
twining itself among the shrubbery
and encroaching upon the wheel marks
on the roadway. In some parts Of
Queensland 1t would cost two and
three times as much to clear 1t as the
land would be worth when denuded Of
its present impudent occupier. Chem
lists have been at work trying solutions
which could be cheaply applied, but
the pear daily moves onward and out
ward In its uninterrupted uarch.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30
ELM4

Mrs. Geo. McMinimee went to Ho'
auiam Monday to visit relatives. -"
Eugene Early spent several days at
Olymp ia with friends, returning Friday
evening.
H. Luther Roles left Thursday even
for Portland, to be gone several days on
business.
Miss Louise Reynolds has left the en-
ploy OF the Elma General hospital and
is taking vacation at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r. Sauers and son
- Raymond, of Aberdeen, we're the guests
II Mr.. and Mr.. G. q. Combes Christmas.
Born. to the wife Of Bernard Murray,
Christmas night, December %, 1907, a
ten pound boy. at the home Of J. E.
Murrey.
j, r. O'Donnell and daughter. Mona,
returned from Tacoma Thursday even
ing to spend Jew days with friends and
relatives.
James Vaughn returned Tuesday
morning from the Quiniault, where he
has been hunting and trapping for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Ware and son San.
lord returned to Hoquiam Thursday
evening, after spending Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Nay.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30
How to Wash a Wool Shawl.

Many people have yarn or, wool
shawls emit or embroidered) and find
that they stretch out Of shape and
present a hopelessly stringy appear
ance after washing. BY following
these directions they will look like
new: Lay your shawl out perfectly
fiat on a piece Of cloth sufficiently
large to cover 1t and haste it with
heavy thread several times around un.
til held firmly in place. Cover with
another piece Of cheesecloth and haste
this enough to hold in position. Wash
in good suds Of wool soap, squeezing
rather than rubbing; rinse well, press
out as much water as you can without
wringlng and hang on line to dry.
When properly dry remove covering,
and you will find your shawl in per.
feet condition. light and fluffy and
not stretched at all.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30
How to Make MARKHAM.

Marzipan Is q favorite sweetmeat in
both France and Germany at Christ.
mas time, and to make one pound Of it
take half pound Of lump sugar, half
a pound Of ground sweet almonds, four
tablespoonfuls Of cold water, a little
cochineal and any other coloring that
is required. .-
Put the sugar and water into a clean
enameled saucepan, and while stirring
it continually bring it to the boil and
let it boil until It reaches threading"
point. This stage can be ascertained
without sweet thermometer in the
following manner: Dip the first finger
and thumb into cold water, and then
take up little Of the boiling mixture
from the side Of the spoon. Press the
thumb and finger together. and if. when
they are parted, q white thread is seen
between them, the mixture is ready for
the next process.
Now pour the almonds into the boil
ing sugar, and stir the mixture for
minute or two. Then put this paste
into basin for few minutes to cool.
Take up the paste and press and
squeeze it with the hands until it looks
oily. If colored marzipan Is required,
divide the paste into as many parts as
are wanted, and pour in little color
ing matter and work 1t in with the
hands until the color Is quite even.
Then roll out the colored parts into
layers and press them on the top Of
each other. after which cut them into
squares, oblongs and so forth.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30
Temperature.
French Arms In North Africa.

France may be counted lucky II her
success at Casablanca puts an end to
her troubles In Morocco. It IL now
Just sixty years since Abd-el-Kader,
the Algerian patriot surrendered to
the French and put an end to the
struggle which had lasted eighteen
years. The outbreak In Algiers In
1929 was caused by royal message
sent in answer to an appeal by the
nominal ruler Of Algiers to the effect
that "a king of France could not con-
descend to correspond with dey of
Agiers." Abd-el-Kader, then a young
Arab student, took up the cause and
organized a rebellion against France.
At one time 10000 Arab cavalry at
tackled and defeated the French. Final
ly the tide turned, and Abd-el-Kader
was obliged to take refuge in Morocco,
where he found backing.
France at last defeated the Moors,
who were the friends Of the Algerian
chief, and they abandoned the cause
Of Abd-el-Kader, who in turn attacked
the Moors, his late allies. In this last
throw Abd-el-Kader was defeated, and
he surrendered to the French ON the
22d day Of December, 1s47. The war
in Algiers was costly adventure for
France, and at one time she had 100,-
600 men in the field. Wild tribes con-
tinued to wage a guerrilla warfare in
the mountain districts. Abd-el-Kader
was held prisoner by the French
king, but when Napoleon III. came
into power he liberated him and for
his subsequent services to the second
empire invested the conquered foeman
of France with the cross Of the Legion
Of Honor. Several noted commanders
of the armies Of the empire earned
their spurs in the Algerian campaigns.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30
dllir -~-v.vnrvv
Happenings IN ALL PARTS VI
THE COUNTY.
atems of.ln.erestJrrom all Sections
of Chehalis County, Gathered ~
Aberdeen Herald Correspondents
and Cleaned From OUR COuntv
Exchanges.
MONTESANO

Frank Decker aud con drove down
, 4 rom ,E!ma Tuesday on business Visit
to the county seal.
The cost bill to the county for the Jury
term of court just closed has been found
to amount to lis 60.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Campbell, OF
Aberdeen, were the guests OF relatives
and friends here over Christmas.
The social session Of the auxiliary to
ahe Eastern Star will be held New Years
ave at the home Of Mrs. Richard Trask.
Miss Lillian Fleet returned Friday
from Whitworth college, Tacoma. and
will remain at home until after the new
year.
Mrs. G. H. Wartman and children
left Thursday for Tacoma to visit Mrs.
Bslabanoff, wife Of the eminent physician
of that name.
County Supt. Eldridge Wheeler will
leave next Tuesday for Seattle to attend
the annual session of the Washington
State Educational Association.
W. A. Freeburger has received word
chat his brother, Frank, at Portland, is
seriously i'll with appendicitis and will
have o submit to an operation.
Owing to so many cases having been
continued over from this term OF court,
it has been announced that another jury
term will be called for February.
Rev. Father Leonard, Of st. Martins
college, Lacy, who came down here to
eofficiate at Christmas services, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Conner,
during his visitation.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30
OAKvILLt

J. E. Calder, OF Montesano, was in
town Thursday.
R. ]. Stoner sold lot on:Oak street to
Mrs. Morey last week.
Mrs. c. NJ. Neeley: is reported i'll at
her home in this place.
o. r .sFry purchased lot in the south.
ern part of town Monday.
Ed. OId6eld and'Ed. Fitzgerald came
home from school Friday.
E. E. Sweitzer has lumber on the
ground for new house on Main street
Mrs. John Backman is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Lizzie Backman in this
place.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30

Europe still seems disposed to vote
The Hague conference a fizzle. Most
Of the critics declare that it has accom-
plished nothing worth talking about.
Considering the predictions made re-
garding the outcome, it Is not surpris-
ing that the result has not been what
peace advocates hoped for, but as they
are a patient lot, likely to persist In
their efforts, good will be sure to come
from them in the end.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30
We Sell
Topsy
Hosiery
KITCHENS UNNECESSARY.
neutrality-suspicious. Dining Room
COOkS::"While You Wait"


Cooks::"whiie You Wait"
Housewives can make electricity serve
them in many, ways without Installing
an expensive equipment, says the Delin.
Gator for January.
The electric range. that must have
special wiring. is costly. But other de.
vices are within easier reach. They are
operated simply by attaching the conuec.
tion to the lelectric light socket. from
which the ordinary bulb is temporarily
removed for the purpose. Among these
conveniences 10 the electric fiat.iron
maintained:.at the proper temperature
while moving over the ironing board in
action; the electric dining room set of tea.
kettle. chatting dish.and coffee percolstor.
which will merrily cook on the breakfast
table the second course while you are
eating the first; and the electric heating
pad OF eiderdown that takes the place Of
hot water bottle. Any of these work
at cost Of about two cents an hour.
Beyond them there is so much that can
be done by electricity that it sounds like
story OF East Indian magic.
All the nevs thas'0 % . pr,nA Abeg.
deem Herald .xlslAl atnrnsaI1d
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30
How to Mend a Bad Tear,

To mend a tear In a garment go tc
any tailor and buy some patcheen
from him. Then cut a piece of patch
cen an inch larger than the rent OF
tear and also cut piece of cloth like
the garment. the same size as the
patcheen. Basic carefully on the
wrong side with the piece of goods
next to the garment. After it is neat.
ly basted press on the wrong side with
hot iron. The patch will be a neat
one and will also be invisible.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30

One can hardly blame the man who
has Just returned from a vacation trip
with jamestown at the end Of It for
getting warm under the collar when he
is confronted with the advice to buy
Christmas presents early and avoid the
rush."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30

Men on Mars fifteen feet tall? They
are having a high old time Of it no
doubt, but probably those Marian sig.
nails mean that they'd like to get dime
museum engagements down this way.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30
How to Clean Brass Pipes.

To clean brass pipes use the finest
emery paper moistened with oil till
the surface is even. Next rub with
rotten stone and oil laid on a piece Of
soft leather and finish with dry whit.
ing and soft rag. Remember that
before the pipe can be lacquered
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30

When it is all over scientists get
more respectful hearing than before
for their positive assertions that there
is no such thing as an equinoctial
storm.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30
How to Glenn Lamp Chimnevs.

WV " WHIT
Chimneys black with smoke can be
cleaned quickly with cotton batting.
Hold the chimney with dry cloth tc
protect it from your moist hand. With
hand or stock rub inside with cotton
wad just large enough to be poked
gently through the top. Breathe into
chimney or hold over steaming kettle.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30

For Eczema, letter and Salt Rheum.
The intense itching characteristic
OF these ailments is almost instantly
allayed by Chamberlain Salve.
Many severe cases have been cured
by 1t. For sale by Evans Drus Co,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-30
How to Clean q Mattress.

When mattress is stained. make q
paste OF arch and water and spread
1t on t. stain. First, however, put
the ma in the sun. In an hour or
two brv # the starch. If the stain
has mo- sappeared, treat It to IN.
other application Of starch.