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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-21
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
BElG GRADE,

Last week Tuesday. Miss Hildred D.
Foster entertained several of her
friends. the event being the 18th ami
versary Of her birth. The delicacies
that the little hostess served to her
guests were prepared and made by her.
Her friends declared that they had a
jolly good time.
The Lowell Union Sunday-school has
had sessions every Sunday so far this
winter. with an attendance of IA to %.
There was no Sunday-school service
at the Depot Sunday because of the
snowstorm.
Lottie Scribner is recovering from the
grip. Severe colds seem to be the Or
der Of the day.
MONMOUTH.
A very delightful evening was spent by
the Sophomore class and teachers Of Mon
mouth Academy at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Emery last Thursday even
ing. 1t was a surprise Valentine party
given to Lawrence Emery in whose honor
the party assembled. At o'clock all ex-
cepting one of the class of IS and teach
ers. Mr.. Chick and Miss Yeaton, arrived.
A program arranged for the evening con-
sisting of many valentine games was then
carried out. The prizes for finding the
most red and white paper hearts hidden
In several rooms was given to Morris
Bragdon and Margaret Carson. The
rooms were charmingly decorated in hon.
or OF St Valentines day. The festoons
of red and white crepe paper with flowers
and ferns looked very attractive. Part
ners for supper were chosen by match
ing hearts. The diningroom was especial
ly dainty, and following are some Of the
goodies served: Heart-shaper cakes dec
GRATED with jelly. tarts in the shape Of
hearts very fancy. cookies Of all kinds in
the same shape, and chocolate. After tn.
refreshments were served and all were
assembled in an adjoining room, Mr.. En-
cry was presented with a very costly
watch fob by Roy Packard, given by the
class and teachers. At lilo the guests
left, each feeling that a pleasant and en-
1oyable evening had been spent, long to
be remembered.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Mason returned
to their home in Auburn Saturday af-
ter several weeks's visit with their
son, H. d. Mason
Mrs. Goldie Larkin has returned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-21
Passed to Be Enacted.

An Act to amend Section 30 and Sec
ton 50 of Chapter 80 of the Revised Stat
utes. Section 5 OF Chapter 81 of the Pub
lie Laws of 1905. and Section of Chapter
sS of the Public Laws of 1906, relating to
the Jurisdiction of municipal and polica
courts and trial justices.
An Act to repeal Chapter IS of the Pri-
vate and Special Laws OF 1921, entitled
AN Act to set off Jonathan Moody with
his family and estate from the town of
whitefield ard 10 annex them to the town
of Gerry"
An Act to repeal IAN Act Incorporating
the town of Mattamiscontis." approved
March stll, 1853. and providing for the ad-
irstment and payment Of its indebted
ness.
An Act authorizing the erection Of a
bridge or roadway across tidewater be-
tween Mackey's or Mackworth Island in
the town Of Falmouth and the mainland
of said town.
Ar Act to amend Section l Of Chapter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-21

The streets of Boise, Idaho. are
sprinkled with hot water. The city
and county buildings are heated dur
ing cold weather without the use of
fires, and subscribers to the city
waterworks system get hot water all
the time without the expense of stoves.
All this has been accomplishing by the
Harvesting of an inexhaustible hot
spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-21

Of Lisbon. Stearns. Slower, Strickland,
ParhoX hT rn Of Hnrpswell T9lman q
Walker &C. Wardweil. Whi;ehouse, Wood.
SAY:I-A:lan Of Dsnnysxille. Allen of
Cobb, Copeland crosby. Cyr, Danforth,
Davidson. Decker. Donigan, Dow. Dun
ton, Emerson. Emery, Folsom, Fulton,
Hall Of Caribou, Hall of Dover. Harri-
man. haris, Harthorn of Milford. Ha-
vey. IIibhard. Hill of Mach!as. Hill Of
Monticello: Irving. Johnson Of Calais.
Lane; Libby Lord. !-ovejoy. Lowe.
Lynch. Martin Of Rumford. MAYO. Mi
chaud. Mi.Iken. Mullen. Ncwbert. New
comb, Moves. Peacock. Perry Of Ran
Stafford, Smith of Patten. Sprague. Ste
vens of Joncsport. Stevens of Portage
Lake. Stuart. Stubs; Thcriault, Thomas
of Dexter. Weeks. Weld Wicht-.1.
ABSENT ;-Cileason. Higgins. Jacobs.
Leader. Martin OF Bangor. Moore. Nor
neau. Mrrphy. Randall. Snow. Spear. Toll
man of Genburn, Witham-l3.
So the motion was lost. (Applause).
Mr.. TOLMAN-I would like to offer an
amendment to the bid by adding after the
word length in the fourth line of Sec
ton 4 the words constructed or in the
process of construction including those in
bridge districts"
would say in explanation of bridge
district that we have n bridge in Port
land built by the city Of South Portland
and the city of Portland Both cities con-
tributed to the building of that bridge,
and they had to organize bridge dis
trict in order to raise the funds to build
the bridge That is the only bridge that
is in the bridge district. and is the bridge
which 1 have said cost 100000 and 500. 90
more to be expended on it.
Mr.. McCLUTCHY of Portland-In jus
tice to all, Mr.. Speaker 1 hope this
amendment will prevail.
The question being put on the adoption
of the amendment, division was had
and the motion was lost by vote of AZ
to IS.
The bill was then passed to be en-
crossed.
tured slaves and laths. passed to be en-
grossed).
An Act TO fix the compensation of the
clerk of the municipal court for the city
of Lcwistonl
Mr.. Blanchard of Auburn offered an
amendment to section one, line two, bs
striking out the word eighteen" and
twelve"
On motion of Mr.. Smith Of Patten, the
bill and amendment were tabled. pend
ing the passage of the bill to be en-
crossed
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
Biack and b,opa
Only Coier, for
Thin fncs Ven

There "A tomtlhInf ptfliea|afIg ~
coming In q beuIichlnE Yell a A.
the hhinhins taucA % th4 street tos
tune. Very few women eao go along
without reIi bocants of the perish.
able qualities oi the prNsenf.day colt
fure. To lbe iniiormade, spickAods
span type q woman 4 is an absolute
necessity.
There are only two oolors desirable
for he thin face yeii4-blaek and
brown. white wells are 20 coloflpss
when worn against the face and give
such look Of paieness thar they
should be carefully avoided. although
a white veil with single black thread
and plenty Of black DOTS will 20 nice
~ for the Rirl who has rnddy red
cheeks. Brown r. unusually e0od for
either blondes or brunettea There II
also a sort Of grayish brown now IN
vogue that IL very pretty. but u comes
only IN the very expensive Yfench
qualities.
Purple. green and red wells are most
trying. They are loud and striking.
and not one woman among many
thousands can wear any one Of ihese
colors and look wei. 30 far ~ ehi1fon
wells are oonoerned--that IL . diHer-
ent matter The loone automobile or
driving wells are worn away from the
face. and almost any color h posalble
Quite the prettiest. newest and most
satisfactory yeil IL 4 black or brown
ono, with an edge Of velvet 20 match.
the mesh itself being q heavy ernbrcid'
cred dot. quite dreadful for the com
fort OF the wearer's eyes. but great
Joy 10 the behoider. Such q we'll
brings out ali the brightness and hight
Of q womsn's face. giving her youkh
and loyeliness. softening every blem'
Ish and increasing every quality oi
beauty.
Few women realise that wells. like
every other article Of dress. become
decidedly soiled and that they need
constant attention from the cleaner.
Lace veils may Be dipped In gaso
line and then pressed with an iron
Only fairly warm. They win come onI
nicely. Pace vsiis bought By the yard
may bo cleaned with alcohol. the fab
ric being pulled gently into straight
lines while II IL drying Ths aieohoI
gives the proper body and Stiffness a
the veil
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30

Yte ia.hioanb't tpI1r ~ heir ais
coming e1a4pn y ~ D. ~ pHft x8'4
DroNp. teiof11 81 yoNltfn' p11l4
writes ine latr tofrfHppn1fnt ~ FHfit
81 ~ London Iflp1po'
y u aiways d|1aeaIt 70 trace direct
" back 10 kho actual person~&n Nha
starts q new fashion; fashions fpfr
pfipn eeem ~ start themselves ~
the nfasf pf eDid brown haif = y pos
slblo mat ~ have 10 thank two -
nons beauiies-~one true Fnfis'enns
and tlhe other a Parlsienne from New
YORK city. Both these lovely women
have hair Of q deileious shade 81
brown K0Id. absolutely and entirely
natural and dinleuit beyond words 70
initiate. ON the other hasa, y may
veil b. that pofne autocrhiic PARTISAN
coifeur has, under the ross. Givon
this new mode push torWard Inefs
Il no color 70 dihcuit 10 iniltnie as
pure gpld brown, ana the attempt 70
initiate n r. very costly ana eiaD0r
ate business
F0r the last two years the coineurs
o. Pafip have been cohplainlng hlttef'
~ of bad times ETC.; they have
found their hands more OF lees iaIe
since artiheiaI undnlations bsSnn 70
20 ont Of fashion snd--coineurn are
quite human.
Many things can - aone ~ some
By amateur hands. bat hair tinting.
sSespt with hsnns. 10 not one % tnshn'
To tint the haif with henne y 2 nor
ribiy dirty piecs Of work, Dut " can
BE- done ~ home With the help o. .
clever maid OF oblistng sister. On hs
other hand, " u imDossipis for an hin'
aieur 20 make her hair eoid prown
otherwise than by me use of psfosiae.
ana peroxide cen only ~ sse1 IN
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30

Operation Any woman Can success
fully Dc n bems.


n is not diaicult 10 massage ons's
own face. To dD II uss the whole
han6. for the palm smocths the skin
upward and each Of tha hngsr tips
mas is particular motion. For the
small wrinkles around the eorners o.
the mouth work from the nose and
eornsrp OF the mouth out 70 the
cheeks. Place the nrst finger al the
corner OF the nose and smooth the
wrinkles % 20 the FIRST finger. Around
the eyes where there are those little
isnes that are 20 distressing massage
Out from the corner Of the eye 20 the
temu,s and then from the corner un-
aer the ere 20 the nose and back
again. Always have all the MOTIONS
w.th an upward tendency. with both
paims at ones gsnfiy smooth the skin
nm toward the eyes 10 take awny the
possible saRging Of the flesh Of the
,owls. ana with the backs OF both
hsnds ana with The chin tilted back
smooth the nndsr part Of the chin %
40 away With the possible double lay
az "a fat there. That part cf tbs
throat Il admitted 10 be the nrst In
dIeat,on Of middle age. 10 n taken n
time one may easily ward on mat
rtaxe q few years longer. Amassngs
| Il NOT oniy good for the skin but vss'
restful
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
aunshlns Clubs.

In roply TO A. n. C.. Madame Merri
regrets that she IL not more In touch
with the Sunshine" work 80 she
could give more explicit directions for
your club Sunshine day" II there
are speolal Invitations. use the beau.
tiful quotation which believe has
been adopted an the motto Of the
sunshine circles;
Have you had a kindnssa ahownS
'',rwaa MOI meant for you alone
pnsp Il on.
Lot Il scho down the years.
let a wipe anothor'a tears.
ifih il hsaysn tie deed appears-
use yellow cheese cloth draperies
with yellow mariHclds. tulips. or Jon
qulis are now peasOnnble. Serve
orango Ice or a rich golden custard
with orange cake or. OF course "sun
shine cake for this occasion. Then
have flve.mlnnio talks on how best &
bring sunshine into dafkened lives. !.
4 often not money. but the helpful
cheering word. spoken AZ tho right
time that u needed. on. how otter
those Who walk beside % IN our dnill
lives arc the very ones who need I
ray II sunshine think one o. ~
nnxl hAlrfnl Il riIcles would he on
10 watch o1l lpr those neafaal ~ a
Ihn home. Ire oA|et and en nv 1ffhtf
MAItAtkN MNNNI
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30

Laundry work at home woaid b.
much more satisfactory n thu right
Starch were used. In orter 10 Get the
desired stiffness. II 10 usually neces-
sary to use 20 much starch that the
beauty and fneness of the fsbrir is
hidden behind q paste OF varying
thickness. which not only destroys ths
appearance. but also Affects the wear
ing quality cf the 30 IDS This t-oubis
,an he entirely Overcome by us:ng De-.
lance Starch. ~ II can be applied
much more thinlv heeauss of Its great
strength than other niakes.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30

New ideas That Have Sense Of In
dlvlduallty.

New ideas That Have Sense of IN
dIvlduaiity.
Perhaps this IL a bit out OF the rcgu
lar order OF things. but these ideas
seemed 20 me 30 good and practical
that thought the department readers
should hear OF them.
The young daughter Of the house
had brought home from time 10 ume
specimens Of her watercolor work Al
school which were all done on the
same sized paper and all we're nower
subjects.
They were 80 good that with a
mothers inspiration she decided 10
mat@ them Into a frciRe for the chlld's
room. Accordingly. they were put up.
separated by inexpensive molding IN.
20 panels; the side walls were n plain
gray cartridge paper. 10 the effect was
decidedly harmonious and pleasing.
Then TO shut out the Wow OF too
observing nelghbor the window sill
was covered by q board that Just
fitted. then this board was coated with
good thickness OF cement. which
was obtained from some obligine
workmen who were laying a walk
In the vicinity. In this cement a, row
Of decorative cheap English ware
plates were imbedded and on these
plates potted plants stood. making q
most beautiful api effective screen.
In front OF the lavatory In this same
room there was q three-quarters
screen made from strips OF unbleachec
muslin. on which blue prints were
pasted illustrating trips taken, and
the many scenes IN which the family
had participated.
Possibly some people DO not know
that frie1es suitable for nurseries
dens and libraries may be obtAlnet
separate from the side wall papers
and anyone with a sense Of the arts
tic may arrange and transform
plain. ckaracterless room into ono oI
dlstinct originality.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30


when lht andso q becomea nlek
room there IN "a ed reason wiy "a.
irrne nrtca silons shouId BE- used 10
keep the rooIF IN saoroashly sanitary
condition.
Above all things. iao bedroom should
never b. damy Il fHould bo nice nnd
dry. always warm a. 4 comfortable n
winter. cool ard air7 In summer. and
bright and sunny sme parts Of the
day.
n thcre Il any au piclon Of dainp-
ness IN a bedroom Il Is probably due.
n uNcro In wallpaper on the wall. 10
the absorption OF wa. VI By the paper
witch frequently acts n a blo;ting pa.
per and holds quantities of water IN II.
The usn of wallpaptf on walls Ia 10
be deplorcd; u mes as dlseasc. M
health aud unhappIn ss It is ire.
quentiy the cause Of l"ng trouble. NOT
only because OF lie daf pness bat also
because OF ita power 10 relain lnfec
tion Of many kinds.
The desired method OF treating a
bedroom wall is 10 tint u for the ala.
bastlned wall IL a pc. feet wall II
never fakes o0. chirs o. peeis. II ab.
serbs moisture and exrsls Il. II opens
the pores of the plaster and makes n
room IIvablo and brcathablo.
The foo In tho bedroom should
4 have light. eleanablc. dalhiy russ that
can be easily shaken nnd a floor that
II thoroughly oiled or vanished. that
win not absorb moisture. The cracks
In the floor should be thoi onghly filied
and covered. Woodwork In the bed.
room should be attended TO carefully.
window sllls should be thoroughly var
nlshed or waved. and the window cas-.
ings kept In perfect order. The doors
should be wired on frequently a. also
should be all the standing Woodwork
in the bedroom. as Che presence Of
dust On woodwork IL q menace 10
health as well as an evidence OF poor
housekeeping.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
Church Entertainment.

While the Country Fair" may be
old TO some Of our readers. there 10
really a great deal OF novelty about u
when used as a church or charitable
entertainment Advertise the affair
by regular old-fashioned cheap paper
handbllis. with glaring headlines. oifer'
ing premiums and attractions. Have
booths for homemade Jsllies, fancy
cakes. candy. hand.work. and stands
for popcorn. lemonade. peanuts and
all sorts Of street faklru. including .
tintype gallery. with a good barker
10 attract the crowd inside. There
should be a tea-room. Ice cream par
lor and shooting gallery; In fact.
thousand and one things viii Suggest
themselves when the committees se
10 work.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30

The Kind Of FsOd That VIII Keep
You Well.

The true way ls 70 fnd out what !
beat TO eat and drink. and then cult
vate a taste for those things lnsleas
Of poisoning ourselves with lmpropei
lndlgestlble food. etc.
A conservative Masa. woman writes.
Il have used 0rape-Nuts years foi
the young and FOR the aged: IN sick,
ness and IN health; AZ iirst following
directions carcfuity. later IN a variety
Of ways as my tasie and judgment suE-
geated.
"But ita most special, personal bene-
fit has been q aubsliinte for meat. and
served dry with cream when rheu
maiic troubles NADIA Il important foI
ne 10 nivo w me coffee habit
-gerved Ia thls way with the -hil
ton Of cup Of hot water aud a llttle
fruit & has been used a ms mornina
meal for SIX months, during whIct
, llne my health hap much inprDtod
nerves have grown nlen1ler. and I
KrndHf 6atreafe "a my cQmi1It'
Na.nt lntA ~ FrAlnin Certal ~.
fAA tA rf44l MlHn heAd lAl
|lle 'fAa Seed ~ Mg,|sIIlNI
phak efa =
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
WoMaM N Maw gIEIoa.


wofk n ne hop felds n the lnfssi
rest cure" fac Cor Lnndon1 nmnfl
cot. and fho iuKuflons society ~hop.
persr cisim that . weck's bopplna "a
Gar eStser end more pleasant thnn q
reat ~ any Neiikn0wn health resort.
The tenta 81 thene weiito6o pickefs
are expensivsiy furnished. and eaxy
chairs. soft beds ana upte-dnae cainn.
Inc outfis are among their hoppiax
appliances.
In Berlin there n q woman vs1er.
mary surgeon who is en ciiclai In1
speetor of animals. Dho rid8z thfoush
the streois on the lookout for snlmnN
suffering from nny disabinmenf, Al
before repoftins q horxa ~ unfit q
woFk, she sxaminss lie injuries nf''
whensvsF possibis applies romodles ~
alleviate its pain. Ghq carries q lqalA'
Or ease niIed with hnndasss and ofhof
surgical appliances
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
nAKING OVER LACE
nmnELIleHMENT A coMpARA.
TivELv RAsy MATTER.
expenditures cf Time and Trouble
Well Worth Maklnu--cass In
Point 10 Described BY
Writer.

Many OF the quito cheap laces can
te marvelousiy transformed and beau.
ti1ed By little expenditure OF time
ard troubic. the material for embei.
lishment being comparatively trifing.
noticed this especially lately on
The blue nIlk muslin OF a young cousin.
says q writer. whose pretty dress was
greatly improved BY Inexpensive lace
1n which was a blue outline. This lat.
tof she had done herself IN twisted
embroidery cotton Of a silky mako.
ard the effect was admirable.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
could Mot AFFORD rItls.

Many times did the German emperor
press the title of prince upon Herr
Won Bulow before the latter wcuis
accept. The statesman wanted the
title, but could not afford 10 liv9 ur
10 H. OF this tbs kaiser knew moth
ing. Of courue. AZ length. about 10
months ago. a relative OF Won Blu
low died. leaving him ti,3b0.00O. a
few days later he showed the kaiser
q legal notification Of his good for.
tune. The monarch grunted. 50
that was the reason--my prince" ks
said. laying stress on the title. -why
did you not say 80 beforef'
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
special Dinner Menu.

A correspondent writos for some
help regarding q dinner to be served
at seven o'clock where there are 10 be
no wines. For the first course have
oysters ON the half shell or an oyster
cocktail made by placing Ave raw
oysters In q cocktail glass with the
regularly prepared sauce which may
be purchased and is very satisfactory.
Then clear soup with bread sticks.
followed by a BIT OF broiied nsh or
boiled with eEg sauce and tiny potato
balls. the hsh garnished with al.ced
cucumber and lemon rings.
For the heavy course you may have
turkey. roast beef. with Yorkshire pud'
ding. lamb with mint sauce or n filiet
OF beef with muchroom sauce; mashed
potatoes. nice croouettes. II the tur-
key IL served have boiled onions and
cranberry jelly: ~ the lamb. green
peas, brown and white bread. olives.
salted nuts and celery. For such q
dinner should serve a pineapple. pear
or orange salad. with a whipped cream
dresaing; pass cheese waters and bar
Icy due. Then for dessert either ice
cream. Individual charlotte russo or q
prettlly moulded Eelatlne. Coffee. wa
ter biscuit. and llequefort cheese.
II you have a preoolater. or. as thoy
are sometimes called. a coffee ma
chine" you can mako the coffee At the
table. or Il may be served In the draw
! Ing rpom TO the ladies' while the mer
4 smoke In the dining room.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
paY of cuIlIoiIna rnd,d.

Since the prisol. Of Ia Rochetc.
where the French guiliotine used to
be kept has been pulled down. the
machine Of death has besn kept IN .
shed beiorslnE 10 The state exoea
tionor Since tnets is no place Ia
Paris where u seems desirable 10 pct
up the guillotlne. no more executions
take place there. The president OF tie
republic gets around the difAeuity by
committing the death sentence 10 Inn
prisoument
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
Read slowIy.

The New York Medical J,Irnai
wisely remarks: The colon bacillus
"a usually ranked IN the saprol hytic
group OF bacteria rather than piacnd
among the organisms distinctly Tatho-
genie for manl but we know that II 10
far from being devoid OF yirulence,
Nnd that Il is capable under certain
conditions Of gaming Increased tow.
crs Of inya iing the organism ani ~
mauifcsilns very doGnite pa,hossni
eHctta."
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
woMAN Mas pIMG RzcoAn


IDA Lswis recently celebrated hsr
nfiiesh year AZ keeper of the iAm4
island lighthouse "a the harb0r ~
Newport. r. J. AZ gis1 and wonsnn
IDA Lewis has lived q remarkahle Iike1
fiss bravery aad ykili IN hanfiinG M
boat are well kn0wn aRd her fsxe W
secure as the great woman iIfo snrpf
In the world. Cor shs has the credit o.
hasinG saved no less than ~ nfex.
mort of her rescnss hasina bsen saoct-
"a IN the face Of extreme eanesr ana
IN winter. A Keeper Of the Lima
island lighthouse. 10 which pos< tte
was appointcd IN recogpitirn o. hss
bravery and record ~ q iifs s4rer On
the death of her fnthss. Miss Lswig
has shown herself AZ cnrefni ana en-
dent as man could ha. she 10 ono
gf tn fsw wonssn IN such a posiiiou.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30

Mix onehaif Ounce Elul6 Kxtracf
Dandsiion. one ounce CoMp0and karS'
gDn, three ounces cumpoend ayfup
Barssparfiia. Shake well IN hotfle
and take one tenspoonfnl after naeai4
ana again nt bedtime. Any Good drug
sist can sappiy these insredionis
This h said 10 be a splendid 6psirE
Blood Tonic and system renor4iHEfe.
csuse Of its gentle action IN
the Kidneys 70 normal activiI
them % filter from the III
pure matter and acids.
microorEanisms which ps
health and sour blood.
Everyone should take scmefi
cleanse the blood at thls time 4
and the above simpis preacfipf r.
she most highiy indorned Of the
areds Of home remedies Generaiiy n n
MIx this yourself then yon
know what ron are taking. NJ
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-05-30
KInu Edward > pIusonlpaaeIsr.

II msy not be generally kloYa that
King Edward is fond OF plseongScing.
and has participated actively IN Il.
His majesty has big loft full Of
pigeons at sandringham. where theJ
are regularly and specially trained
for long-dlstanco racea Some years
ago one OF his birds won the biggest
race OF the year. the pigeon Derby"
In n magnificent flight home from Ler-
wick.