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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-13
GETTING AIonu.

Hix-How are you getting along?
Hax-G Getting a long way behind.
Kansas City Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WV
4 JINGLES AND JESTS ]
ChaTlag ". FaIrbankg. HE

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onallfs ~ faiiDahAs' IT.
Charles
w.
Fairbanks, He!
Wants to be
The nom-l- MEET
Works all night
Works all day
skips from Maine
~ lO-WAA
1ldes down East,
Slides out West,
Never Stops
In take rest;
| Works,
Works,
Early late
| topes % catch
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-13
Their WAY.

Fred-Are you on speaking terms
with Maud?
Bella-No We only kiss.-Illustrat-
ed Bits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-13

Some OF US are made on the order OF
billboards-a tlashy front with vacant
lot behind Exchange.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-13
4,6()5

The umbrella trust is trying to get
in UNDER to avoid the shower Of indict
ments
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-13

With the secretary Of the navy stuck
in the Virginia mud what Of our boast
cd naval strategy?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-13

Gov. Yde's denial that be said he
would "delirer" Vermont for Taft re-
moves quite weight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-13
IA oId MarrIaae Notiee.

There were some very candid per
sons in the time OF George II. In 1891
the Gentlemans Magazine announced,
Married, the Rev. Mr.. Roger Wanna
OF York. about twenty six years of age.
TO Lincolnshire lady upward OF
eighty, with whom he is TO have fs.-
600 In money, 1900 per annum and a
coach and four during his life only"
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See the pretty summer goods at
Vaughans
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-13
Just Come to Light

That's what the sun has and the weather
man says we are liable to see it for several
days in succession Yes, even feel it. Now
if it should shine down good and hot for
change Parasol from this store would prove
extra cool, as well as becoming then, TO
make the outfit complete, Fan is in order.
We should be glad to raise Parasol or
spread Fan for your examination any time.
The Parasos are from 25c in Children's
to SO. so in Women's.
"A special attractive assortment of White
Parasols at Sl.25. I.50, ZOO, $50, 800
Fans from Csc to So. SO each.
And just bear in mind that our Tunc
Muslin Underwear Sale that is running now
full blast is well worth attending.
The Perley {. Pope Company.
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y HItWHWhHf IIIl
Wants to be the nomi.neel
-(Chicago Tribune.)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

T. Roy Brown. Miss Davidson. Mrs.
George Moore and Miss Louise Wcg.
The next meeting VIII be With Mrs
Pauline Sands
Mrs o. w. Powers was hostess at a
delightful brldge-tea on Tuesday at
which about % guests were present.
The rooms were decorated In spring
flowers and prizes were awarded at
each OF the six tables including Mrs
Fabian, Mrs. M S. Woodward. Mrs, e.
II, Pearsafl, Miss Fannie Hananer Mrs.
w. III. Dickson and Mrs. Edward S.
Ferry.
Another pretty affair OF Tuesday was
The luncheon and card party given by
Mrs J. T. CaasbeS al the Kenyon In
honor OF Mrs G. s. Williamson, the dec
orations being In violets and Indian de-
signs The favors we're pins done with
the good luck emblem, and the prizes
spoons with the same design the place
cards violet ribbons With punches OF
yielets, and the Score-cards decorated
With the 'sEastiksl' emblem. The prize
Winners were Mrs Clarence Warnock.
Mrs, Harry Schultz and Mrs. William
son.
Miss GeneVeIve Mccormick enter
tanned a few friends informally at
luncheon ON Tuesday afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. J. C. Royle will en-
tcrtain a few old friends on April 20
In celebration Of their iftIeth wedding
anniversary.
Miss Florence Crow entertained about
~ guests on Tuesday night Ia honor OF
her fourteenth birthday anniversary,
the lime being pleasantly spent With
lN fra stls sr.tt-
tng served.
Mrs. j. c Cutler received Informally
az her home on Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Smith entertained
INFORMALLY GA Thursday might IN honor
OF Mrs. Wilcox and Mr. ana Mrs, i, g.
Anderson, who leave This week to make
their homo In Seattle.
Lester Freed gave a supper at the
Commercial club on Monday night fol-
lowing the opening performance OF the
STOCK company al the Grand his guest
being Ma. und Mrs. W. III. Cunumghnm
MISS Jessie Anderson, Miss Katherine
"eddes and John 8. Crltchlce
Mrs. Georgia c. Eoote gave pretty
Easter breakfast In honor OF her nelce,
MISS Helen Foote OF Evanston Wyo., the
/ decorations being in Easter lilcs and
I lerns, and lhe tavors coiored eggs and
I llle rNobiJs Covers We're laid foe
/ seven.
Mrs A. g. smith entertained the
Plate club ON Thursday.
MIS- q. s, Williamson was hostess at
brldge-tel thls afternoon, at the homo
If Mrs. w. r. Benson. the rooms being
ala H|H
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LOGAN.

Miss Elva Eliason was hostess al a
dinner rarIy which was given in honor
Covers rs. We're laid for FIVE, The guests
being the Misses Alton and Genevieve
Campbell.
The engagement is announced of
Slmsser the marriage 10 take place
nm Anril 10
"
A pleasant social event OF the week
Me- W Mamahan ON "Wednesday even
ing, when The young ladies of the b.
Young men of the class most royalty
the class cofors Of white and lavender,
shn,,, so present
on Tuesday eeyning Miss Nan Nib
icy enc. 81 i in a most dellehtful man
ner at her home
A pleasant event of last week was
the social held at the b. Y. G. an
uited guse is we're i present The evening
Was was most pleasantly spent in games
ed by the domestic science depart
ment'
The odd Fellows held very pleas.
AMI social ON Tuesday evening.
MES. DR.. T. s. smith entertained at
cards on Friday ia honor of her sister
Mrs. ID. II. Thomas and Miss Phyllis
the guests OF their sister Mrs. A. L..
Farrell
the John d. SpenceTs In Salt Lake.
Miss Lizzie Mckay is spending q
Mrs. Harry Parker left on Friday
for Rosebud, New. where she will Join
Prof. and Mrs George W. Thatcher
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PROVO.

The Nineteenth Century club met in
open session Friday with Mrs. j. j.
Mum. with large number OF friends
OF members as guests Of the club Rev.
J. Challen Smith delivered an able
address on George Eliot and Her
Works. The following officers OF tho
club have been elected for tho en-
suing year. President. Mrs. w. II,
Seare; vice president Mrs. ]. w.
Arid; recording secretary. Miss Helen
BOugham; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. John Warwick: treasurer Mrs.
George Havercamp; executive COM
mi1tee, Mrs. J. Chhllen Smith. Mrs. "A
L. Smith, Mrs. Ida Thornhill
The Sorosis met In open session
"Wednesday with Mrs. r. r. irvine,
III. ana enjoyed an Instructive lecture
by DR. II w, Taylor on "Bacteri0logy."
Members of the Nineteenth Century
club were guests OF the Sorosis Re-
freshments We're served.
The Pallas club entertained al
candy pull Thursday evening at the
home Of Miss Theresa ArmitstNad in
honor of the vice president. Miss Liz
2ie Rowe, who expects to- leave for
her home in Spanish Fork in the near
future
lutsusly evening the FOuTln WRFd
Y. L. NJ /, "A. entertained In honor
OF the Y NJ. VI. L. A. in the ward
house. An interesting program Of
music. song and games was enjoyed,
Refreshments were served
Miss Hannah Dunn entertained
Wednesday In honor OF Miss Jane
Honey who Is about to move 10 Salt
Lake
Miss Nina Houston has gone to
American Fork to visit relatives,
Mrs. Ray Mnrdock of Heber visited
frieEds in Provo this week
Mrs, Ella Hlxon OF Salt Lake. was
In Provo this week visiting relatives
and friends.
Bert Thorne visited relatives in
pleasant Grove this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Jones entertained at an
Easter dinner Sunday. Covers were
laid for re.
Mrs. II, s. Pyne entertained at a
family dinner sunday, the occasion
being the twenty-rourth wedding ami
vorsary Of Mr.. and Mrs Pyne
Mrs, W. IL Searle returned from an
extended visit 10 California this week
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Hatch. Jr.. OF
Fort Brdger We're here this week
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informally al her home on "Wednesday,
about hulf dozen being present
Mrs. Ernest Drake entertained her
card club this afternoon.
Mrs Abner human win entertain the
Sans SEQUEL card club Monday afternoon.
April s, az her home In cast Second
South street
Mfrs. j. II, Harris entertained the 800
club ON Monday the rooms being prettl.
IS decorated and covers laid for prizes
won by Mrs Elbrldge Thomas and Mrs
Lewis A. Evans.
Mrs. A. r. Peabody entertained her
card club on Monday.
The Sewing club mot on Wednesday
with Mrs, F. u Leonard,
Mrs. H. c BrownIee gave a. delightful
luncheon and card-party yesterday In
honor Of Mrs. G. ID. Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. r. b. stephens enter
tnlned The Bridge club ut their home cn
Monday night,
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OGDEN.


Ogden. utah.--Mrs. Joseph $ Peery
was hostess at a brilliant dinner and
reception given Monday afternoon AZ
the Virginia hotel to ~ guests Dur
Ing tho serving Of the repast. an or
chestra furnished sweet strains OK
music. The dining room WAS beau
tifnlly decorated for the occasion lin
cut flowers. and evergreens. After the
dinner a social hour was spent In tnt
parloTs.
Miss Annie Moyes, very popular
young lady. and Nit. VIM M. Goodnan
highly respected young man, both
OF Ogden, were married this week.
For next Wednesday evening the
Fifth ward entertainment committee
has arranged very pleasing program.
consisting OF songs recitatIcnS duets
and Instrumental music, also a one-act
drama The proceeds WILL so 10 the
Religion class fund.
on March IL, at Plain City, Weber
county, Jens Peter and Matilda c.,
Funk Folkrnan celebrated their golden
wedding at their home where they
have lived since March ~, 1853. when
they with a few other families moved
to and located that town, which has
since become one OF the most pros
presous places in Weber county In
honor of the occasion over IS Of their
sons. daughters grandchildren ana q
few friends gathered al the home. ex-
tended congra tulations and cheered 1he
aged couple Speech making. vocal
and instrumental music was the order
OF the afternoon and all partook or
sumptuous repast, They were t'sa'
iied in Copenhagen March ~, l$57and
the following month started for Utah,
crossing the plains with hand cart
company, landing in Utah Sept 10,
1857.
One of the most delightful dancing
parties of the season WAS given Mon
day evening at the Congress dancing
academy by the young ladies OF the ST.
Joseph church. There were present
over l50 couples, who tTipped the light
fantastic until long after the midnight
hour to sweet strains OF music from
shorts enlarged orchestra
The W. C r. u. was entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs II. w. Clancy, Besides an inter-
estlng program. social hour was
spent,
Mrs. Frank r, Sterling OF Helena,
Mont, spent this week In Ogden with
her brother. w. NJ. Rosencrans.
Carl Nader visited with friends i'm
Ogden this week. and went to Salt
Lake City Thursday TO spend a week
with his mother, Mrs. Clara Schoen-
field.
Mr., and Mrs. Thurman w Jones
who have been making their home at
Preston. Ida. where Mr. Jones WAS
manager of Peery's mill, have re-
moved to Ogden to make their future
home
Mrs Cora Cross OF Oakland. Cat. ac-
cornpanied by her children, arrived in
Ogden Tuesday, to- visit with her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs T. w, Jones.
At the home of Mrs. Clapp on Jack
son avenue. the Ladies of the Maeca-
bees had a social card party Thursday
afternoon
Tuesday night the Elks lodge of Og-
den held the installation of she re-
Gently elected officers and had pleas
amt social time Refreshments were
served
The Ogden High school alumni has
arranged for another of It's enjoyable
dancing parties for next Friday eve
ming.
The Royal Neighbors Will give
card-party next Tuesday evening"
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have spent the winter MIR. Joel Nib
ley, accompanied them np from Salt
Lake.
Mr.. Ron Thatcher came down from
Rexburg, Ida, and spent few days
with home folks,
Miss Sophia Pculscn is tat home
after a prolonged stay In salt Lake.
Miss Laura Proctor of Salt Lake
has spent the East two weeks in Lo-
gam
Miss Lulu Carpenter is UP from
Salt Lake visiting her mother and
sister.
Mr.. Lester Naylor is in Logan.
Miss Rose Smith of Ogden is visit
ing in Logan.
Mrs j. N Christensen OF Haden,
Ida, is visiting with Mrs, Rosenbanm.
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ConlNG.r9 -
'fsS5fCTNC

Mrs, Reed smoot is in the city visit.
Ing her mother Mrs EIdredge at her
home On east First South street.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Jenkins have
returned from Los Angeles where they
nave been spending the winter al the
nome OF Gov and Mrs, Cutler.
Paul Tarpey OF Tonopah is here for
a weeks visit with LIE Grand Young.
Jr-
Mrs. Emanuel Kahn will shortly be
BACK In her home AZ 67S east South
Temple street.
Mrs. David Keith and her small son.
David have returned Prom stay Of
several weeks at Terminal island.
MI and Mrs. f. NJ. Ferries, who have
lately some to make Salt Lake their
Nome are at present at Whitehall.
Miss Ada Zane left this week for Chi
caso. where she win spena the next
year With her sister, Mrs. Henkel and
with Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Zane.
Mrs w. J.. Jones Is back from Los
Angeles, where she has spent the pa st
TWO months with relatives and friends.
Mrs. i ank Knox is back from ths
east after a stay OF some months in
New York and Washington.
-
Mrs, George Nolan is visiting rela-
tives at ~ Eighth East. SHE will leave
shortly TO Join MIR. Nolan I'm TIy-
.,
Mrs. Dough > Swan is home from, Los
angeles and Ocean Park, where she has
spent the winter,
Miss Mary Rogers, who has spent the
Ferdinand j. Fabian. has returned 10
her home In Omaha
Critohow. who are at Wellesley. arc
spending Raster vacation y, a large
house house paris given at Allenstewn. Pa.
spend several DAYS at Cambridge. -
spending the vacation with his sister.
Mrs. Thomas Benton Hunter. at Nom
terey' Cal
Mr. and Mrs. Windsor Y. Rice vii,
be at home next week from Los An
gclss where they have spent a month.
MT and Mrs. w. q. Sharn have 70.
Mr., and Mrs, William Burke OF Am.
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EUREKA.

John A. Blythe and Mrs. May H.
Blanchard were Joined in marriage at
8 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. the cere-
mony being performed at their home
on upper Main street by Judge ID A.
Lindsay, Mr., and Mrs Blythe Will
make their hove In Eureka.
Mrs Mike Murname Is on a visit with
friends In Monroe, Sewer county,
Colin McMurphy spent Saturday and
Sunday with his family at Payson.
Frank Davis, proprietor of the Tintfc
Meat Co. has spent this week In Salt
Lake receiving treatment at one OF
the hospitals for eryslpelas.
Charlie Wood. the new financial Sec
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Rotary of he Eureka Miners union.
assumed the duties of his office Mon.
day, relieving Ernest MenloVe, Who ex-
poets TO move his family 10 Payson
soon.
The local lodge Of Eagles expect to
give "A dance the latter part of the
month. The Eagles are renowned for
their entertaining qualities aud Tho
event Is being looked forward TO vth
a god deal OF interest by everyone. The
exact date Is to be made known later
Walter W. Thompson and Mrs
Thompson are expected to return soon
from Los Angeles whore they have
been for several rnonths. She trip hays
ing been made In the interest nf Mr.
Thamp SONS health. which ii Is Under
stood has been entirely regained-
Phil Clark of the Tlntlc Mercantile
company. made business trip 10 SAN
Lake Wednesday.
G. H. Berry spent Saturday and sun.
day with friends at SDrnsvllle
AT the recent meeting of the Evening
Star lodge No, 7, Degree OF Honor,
Mrs. James D. Stack vas chosen as its
representative to the meeting OF the
grand session to be held IN Ogden nexI
month and Mrs. Alex Blight was
chosen as alternate.
Mrs, s. j. Schneider and children are
visiting friends In Salt Lake.
Mrs. DR. Hensel left Tuesday for a
visit with friends In Salt Lake for 4
short while.
john o, Freckleton has been In salt
Lake for a visit this week.
The Eureka Association Football
team will give dance In the near flu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Mrs |, A. purkett Of HALEY, Ida, ~
the guest OF Mrs McKinlmins'
Mrs. Dennis sheehan has returned 70
her home In Rougls. Wyo.,. after
weeks visit with Mrs, Abner lumath
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Banshed
village
wealthy In the meantime German rule had annuIed his marriage
iye
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Miss Kerr who has been the guest OF
Miss 'reesman lor several weeks. has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Manage L. o. Taft was the host at
n theater party Monday Might nj the
The employees OF the z. c, NJ l. were
the guests
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

DR. and Mrs Hanry La Motto and
son, have returned from a trip In WASH
lngton where they have spont several
weeks,
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Miss Nsttie lSnudsen was down from
Hebcr this week. visiting relatives,
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Sll- and Mrs, John BrAnsfOrd who
have spent The winter in Southern CniI.
foEnia' VIII return Within few days,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Mr. and Mrs, A. u. Blunck OF Nampf
Ida, are In the cty for "a few DAYS. an
are stopping at the KRutsford,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Mrs J w. Edmonds has roturne
from California.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Mrs, William M. Roylance enter
tafned at dinner sunday, In honor OF
MIR. RcyIance's birthday anniversary
Covers were laid for 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Mrs. pengt Johnson, Jr., and a nuin-
Der Of friends conducted pleasant
surprise party In honor OF Mrs
Bcngta Brod. Saturday. the occasion
being Mrs. Brod's clghty-third birth
day anniversary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Miss Myra Holman has returned |
the ely after q pleasant visit in III
reka.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Miss Annie Moyes, very popular
young lady. and Mr. VIM. M Goodman
a highly respected young man, both
OF Ogden, were married this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

The students OF the II. Y. u. uni
verslty enjoyed grand ball In the
gymnasium hall, Tuesday might after
tho 'Y'' building excursion to the
mountains
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Mr. and Mrs, william Burke OF Am
erican Falls are AT the Wilson for a
feW days, after which they VIII return
Ia their ranch In Idaho
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
G. .0Is To EHAITH.

Castor Oil mav ac easily tal;op
mingled uita orange ialcc. a little
sugar added to the i1.ca IL the
Grange is not sweet
a simple application for the re-
moyal oil tan and 5uaDaru IS made by
combating ,en Grains Of aorax. q 0ts.
Of lime wGser ard 2ozs or Gil Of
sweet aiEoG Is. Al nlglt no face
should be batbed with warm water,
pure soap and q complexion brush,
tho rinsing boias thorough and tde
drying gentle.
salt as tooth powder is better
than almost anything that can be
bought. 1t Keeps the teeth beauti-
fully white. and the gums hard and
rosy. Salt used for this purpose
shoald be very finely puiycriaed. II
after the extraction OF tooth the
mouth IS Giiod with salt water It
will prevent hemorrhage.
Feet that are u-ed and painful
with long standing VIII feel much
rested SC bathcd ia salt water, and
II after washing self is rubbed over
The hands Il v.ll claee the pores and
keep the skin SOFT
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
In Wheat Pit IN Spite Of Some Rather
Bullish Reports, Which, However
Were Overcome by Weather.

Chicago, June g. WHEAT. The
market opened firm on good demand
which was based on higher prices at
Liverpool. Later prices declined d
cent because of the excellent weather
In bis country and Canada for the
growing crop The weakness became
more acute as the trading progressed
ANA biz noon prices were fun two
cents below the early quotation The
I market thon rallied sharply ana all
the loss WIS regained. The recovery
was duo TO active demand by shorts
/ who were aroused 10 action by
lsrse Timber of reports fgrom Kan
sos which declared the full effect of
the recon frost II now showing up
"a he wheat fields in that state. The
foreign situation also Influenced The
advance The Hungarian crop report
estimated the wheat yield ii that
country this year to be 75,00Q,000
Bushels less han last years crop. A
dispatch from Paris claimed a bill had
been introduced in the French cham
her Of deputies temporarily suspend
ina import duty ON wheat The close
was teady With July down n@8sI
cent.
CORN The market was firm at
the opening because Of firm cables
and initial advance in wheat. The
slump in wheat, however caused
moderate selling which brought about
a decline Of nearly a cen, Part of
the loss was later reganed on buying
BY commission houses and cash in
tercsts. but the close was easy with i
July down K@ss cent
OATs-Trade was small ana the
market easier because of excellent |
weather for the new crop and selling
by a local bull July closed Is cent
lever.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
Holds Child In Bed.

household needfuls. The fear that
they will awaken, crawl out OF bed
and get into dangerous mischief is
continually on her mind. A handy
device to have In such emergencies is
shown here, an apparatus FOR hold
Ing the children in bed 1t consists
Of a bed strap, which is arranged
across the bed and strapped beneath
the mattress. Attached to the bed
strap is band or belt, which moves
freely on the body OF the child, per-
hitting it to move freely from one
side Of the bed to the other, and also
a limited up and down movement.
Nevertheless the child cannot work
free of the strap and climb over the
top OF the crib.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
DIRECTORS

Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06
To ImitateGround Glass.

Tie lump OF GLACIERS putty in a
piece of muslin, and gently dab The
window pane with it unit, It IL
evenly covered. When dry II viii
last a long time without washing OF.
and when It has worn away IL can
be renewed.
Should It be desirable to clear the
glass again. soak the surface with
linseed oil, and after an hour OF two
wipe of the soaked putty with tissue
paper, end wash the window with
strong soda water.
Another method of rendering
window opaque is to fasten 20 Il
tissue paper which has been brushed
over with white of egg The chief
advantage OF this plan is that fanci-
full designs can be cut out OF the
paper before IL is stuck to the glass.
but when once Il has dried on it is
very difficult to remove.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-06

President
JOHN A. BOURGEOIS.
F. THOMAS.
p. G. SCULLIN,
FRED ID. NELTIS,
JOHN SNYDER.
b. r. THISTLEWOOD.
GEORGE G. KOEHLER.
Board Of Local improvements of City
of Cairo, Illinois.