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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20
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In the House

Not much work was done in the
house yesterday, the session having
lasted but fifty minutes. Many Of the
members wanted to return 10 their
homes as they have been steadily at
work for several weeks without a va
cation. An adjournment was taken IN
til Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Bills FavorabIy Reported.
House Bill No. $50. legalizing acts of
villages attempting Incorporation.
Senate Bill No. IS, relating to spe-
cial assessments in cities.
House Bill No. 314, relating to wo-
man suffrage In certain cases.
House Bill No. 261, relating to terms
Of court in second district. .x~A~
House Bill No. 800, prescribing the
duties of the secretary OF state.
House Bill No. 391, relating to the
duty of county auditors.
Senate Bill No. Us relating to cor
rect tax lists.
House Bill No. 2s2, relating TO the
agricultural and geological survey.
Bills Referred to General Orders.
House Bill No. 252, requiring elevat-
ors to clean all grain before testing
sample for grade.
+ Senate Bill No. ~, relating to the
investment Of public moneys.
" Senate Bill No. 123. relating to CON-
mission to eradicate Canadian thistle.
b. House Bill No. ZIG, relates to the
inspection and testing of all intoxicat-
ing liquors shipped into the state.
sszsszs Bills Killed.
4 House Bill No. So, relating to the
construction and repair of sidewalks.
Senate Bill No. 152, relating to the
execution Of mortgages.
House Bill No. 1858, unlawful to have
burglar implements in possession.
House Bill No. 273, relating to
change of judge and change of venue
In district courts in criminal cases.
q House Bill No. %, relating to subse-
qnent taxes. -s+
House Bill No. 1872, relating to reve-
nue. and taxation.
# House Bill No. 2S7. relating to ap-
pdntment Of deputies and clerks in
county Offices and their removal.
House Bill No. 246, relating to the
designation of depositaries for state
funds. =. !
House Bill No. 206, relating to ex.
SIMMER of steam engines and license
for same. ;<s
House Bill No. 10, relating to nox
#ious weeds. r.
House Bill No. 100, relating to nox-
ious weeds. .E:.. ~
5 Bills Referred Back. ~
3s House Bill No. 1876, creating state
highway commission, was referred
back to committee ON appropriations.
Senate Bill No. 8 was referred back
TO the temperance committee. <s sss
@ House Bill No. I'll relating to 10.
No. r., relating to counties furnish
ing seed grain to needy settlers, were
referred to conference committee
representing both bodies of the legis-
5lative assembly. =
Bills Passed. E&44,zs
House Bill No. 142, relating to for
.eiEn corporations. . si 5.,
House iBll No. FL. relating to Is
suance of stock by corporations. M
Adjournment. : =.
On motion Of MI. Anderson OF Ram
.ssy county, an adjournment was tax.
en- until Tuesday. {.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20
carnatlons-60c q dozen,
Saturday.
Jorgenson's Candy shop.
USE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS.
vaoarjes Of a Cold.

Va01FteS o. Coto'
You can never be quite sure when a cold
is going to hit you. In the fall and winter it
may settle in the bowels, producing severe
with diarrhoea or summer complaint. Do not
be alarmed nor torment yourself with fears
of appendicitis or Inflammation of the bowels.
At the first sign Of the pain or cramp take
Perry Davis PainSiller in warm, sweetened
water and relief will come. at once. There
is but one Painkfller, Perry Davis It is
now put up in large 35c. size as we'll as
the regular SOC. size.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20

There - no excuse for your not
having the exact material In the exact
shade you desire for your spring suit.
The fine line OF suit fabrics shown
by Webb Bros. 10 certainly complete
enough to pisase the most :exac&in0
buyer. 80.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20
Or -
LEGISLATORS
CONTINUED from page ~

Senate Bill No. 40, extension Of
corporate limits Of cities, to pass. N
concured In. IA
-. -. - .ls1E3 81 IL! &
The senate concurred in the house
amendments to the LaMoure cigarette
bill. S,sz
vi, ,as5s55sso' rs Fair Bill. 4
b. The Kennedy state fair bill was
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20
new SERVICE :..''
ON NOR. PACIFIC

MAY 20 THE COMPANY Will IN
ACCURATE MAGNIFICENT AND
SPLENDID PASSENGER SERVICE
DESCRIPTION OF THE CRACK
TRAINS TO BE PUT ON THE
LINE. &r
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20

See Kuhn Z Co. before buying your
lace and embroidery. @s.1 1s *. :.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20

USE TRIBUNE WANT coLuM,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20

USE TRIBUNE WANT coLU.]1[,NI,s.
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USE TR1nuNE WANT COLUMNS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-20
Notice 70 Dog Owners.

= Nottee % Dog Owners.
CITY Auditor Young has the dog
tags for this year. Dogs not tagged
within ten days win be taken up BY
the pound master. E. P. Wing, chief
Of police. s :. . f:ss Is: Il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21
3mci 1nmpfcr ucr6raunt.

SoatuoW, Did, 30. 2llguit.-
Ger Compiler gGitu OF Green Ban, "
Gt1cntbum 0c9 GopitQn5 &. u.
Moile5 BON bier, Uer6romttc it Scr
IcBtcn 9todJt ouf Ser Soginam.9ui
lm0 lit elm totoler 8erluIt. Seine
Y|enIdenlcbcu qingeu %ucrloreu. 1el
Ganpicr murbe in 1880 gebaut mi
mar 1874 Sub lang.
Feorio, ST., 20. 2nuguIt.
Ter jpii6cn bier un0 9aiuQc lab
rcn0c 0nmpier n6reo. Spnin" linz
1T Scr Nlitte oc3 Stromc9 6cuer unG
ulrbrnnntc bis ami Den Muiicripic.
Nel. Nllc an 9oro luuroen gcrcttct.
Is bcion0cH lid 10 Vtcuiden olli
Dem 6abr5cug Grcb. Smnin, Der
Gopitdn llod mcIdepl Der Compiler
Gcnomlt mar, iiibrtc .Ocnielben raid
ulti Den StronO, no NQc in Slider.
felt acbrudt merOcn tonntcn.
Mubrclt0 feline M(cnidcnlcbcu per-
loren ain8cn crlitt W}oihiuiit Gna.
rincr lGwcrc 9ron0munoeu uno elm
on0crca N}itGlic0 Der Wonnidoit
ctnen Nrmbrud. Wcbrcre @erioncu
itiir5tcn ais Der brenmenoc Compiler
roa liter crrcid)t botte, olti i6rer
GuitiAcn 6llldt bon elmer @ouiplonfe
ms @oiicr, murocn icoo6 obnc
Shaocn bcroll9 9e5ogcrt. Ger ,1rco.
Smain" mar elmer ser ih0nitcn Sam.
pier ouf Dem 3Qinoi9 Hiucr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21
GicGcidt OOdJ nudJ Elm StraRcuGabn-
Strife in GbicGgu.

G6icogo, 20. 2llrgltit. - 2tae
@ciobr zines S%troBcnbobn Strifcs
mlroe icit ser &creinbarung elmer
nellcl 2obnifalu ais bcicitigt cruhtct
uncin mcrpurtetcr Neiie bo6en iid
jcbt oie N~nQcitcllten Der 9}oro, mo
Meiticitc 2inicn 9eueigert, Ole Der.
cinborrmg 5I rotiiijirch mo Die iitt-
GCrcn Gonoutteure mo Motorlcutc
idjrcicn mieocr nad cinem Strife.
Sie iinO nit Dem ibuen aebotencn
&obu m5uirieOen unO u~crlun0cit
m(br. ". 2. Noboll, international.
ltr NrIii0enT Der .2Imulgomoteo vi.
LEGATION Of Strcct Gor employees, "
1T tcicArapbiih uou Nctroit Gicrbcr
bcruicu mOrOeu, mn Uom0glid) eincn
Sic up" 81 uerbiitcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21

icnoeu &rm0cu rctirirtcu oltrdb enc
@iutcrtbijrc, Noh0cm od)t Stills
SHeriffc mchrcre bIiloe Sulocn ubs
6egcbcn buttclr crihtcucu Die Stout3.
GpnitabIcr mo tricbeu audi bier 0cut
Mob jlt YuorCn.
@cute friib ioQ Elm @criudl, sic
6nbrit un}u3iiuoelL cntocdt mo Der
elicit morOcn ieiu. &iili9iheriifS Ders
boitcten geiteru eilcu ans Ybiluocl
pbtu importirteu Nrbcitcr umtcr Der
|ntloac, Gcnitcr in Den Nulugen Der
Gur.@eieQi6ait 5crbrodeu 5u babcu.
9tad leincr &erboitumg tbciltc Der
Nrbeitcr ocnl Shcriif nit, Dob cr Die
6cnlter nllr 5erbroAen babe, nm bill-
oll2}lrtommc1L 0u ocrSuperinten0cnt
tbm l1idlt bate CrlullbCn moQelt, Ole
Nnlodcn 81 ucrloiici1. Gr iet cbculo
luic 6]mcibu1Ocrt on0crc Wtdnner IN
E%btlooclpbio engo0irt morOeu, 700
WtoHH icicu aus Neu. Yort Qcbolt
uoroen mo man bate ibncu cr5Gblt
lie iolten IN elmer Doiiencn" 8abrit
orbciteu.
Ntf @rum0 oieicr 2IntloQe mltcr.
iud)te Sdcrifi @umbcrt bon Nllegbc.
IN GountD ofii5icu Die 9ercdtiQumg
Der 9cidNpcrOc, mill mociicn ju Der
llcbcr5eu8lna gcIonqt icilt oaB iic
mnbegriinOct mar. Stritciiibrcr En-
bcbcn Gc0cn Die SijIiaiheriifa mo
StnatasGOnitoblcr icniatioueue Nn
ihuIoiGln0cn. sic b%cbollpteIL nit
ouAcicbcn }l bobcnt mie Die an oeu
lbiircn poitirten @odpoitcu Die Ser.
ildc Der importirtcn }lrbcitcr, an
ibucn uorbei5utommen nit ocul
&niippcl 5uriididlugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21
Gnt6amptctc tbrc Sinoer.

Gait @rou6 sorts, Minn.,
20. }nrglrit, - 6rou 2lnton Stroitie,
Ole Wtllttcr pen icdl3 ainoern t0otetc
Gcitern 5u (obcr, 5cAn WciIcn uor0s
Gitlid non bier, lire bci0cn iiingitcn
ajn0cr, cine 0rei dbr!lc lodjter mO
ciucn c~iniGbrigcu Sc1n in0cm lie
ipilcn nit elmer }lrt Die &6pic OBJ
badte. Sic Iici Damn naf cincn
Nohborbouie, I'M Gin @cuebr 3u
forgcn ino ibrc pier cn0eren &iuoer,
irctfc NIT Dem &a!cr oui ocm 6elOc
urbcitcten, oomit jl crificben. 0ie
Grou mar crit uor brgi Mlonoten aus
(cr Staat9 SrrenauitoIt entIoiicn
uoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21
GGglidJcr StrifcfrGfcbl ~ Mc9ecS
MOfS.

&itt8burh ga, 20. Gutguit.
@citcrc 40 Strifcbrcher wurOen
Gcute Nohmittoa in Die 1obrif Der
uErciic0 Stccl Gor 60" %Qc6rud)t.
Cine grobc Ghoor 5trifer, einialicb
lid Diclcr Irulten moren I'M ole
Iborc pcriommeIt uno guben Glide
Sdrcdihiiiie in Die 2ltit ab, porulli
cine Abtbcilung otoot9- Gonitablcr
5l;m Nnariii uorging mo Die Mcnac
3crItrelltc.
lleber 1900 Strifcr m%mrinNten
ipGter cine bon Sili@ihcriiis mno
G!crfs Der yGreiieO Steel Gar So"
ircqlentlrte Heitarrntion Dombnr6ir.
tr lie nit Cred mo Steilen uno
GemoIirten Die 6enitcr. lie anne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21
WiChr 9lntp.Cpfcr.

ScottlC @oib, 20. Nuauit. -
Gin groBe2 AutomobiL in ueldeln
elm Von1 mo iiinf Qamcn iuBen,
ourdbrad) ip0t gcltcru Abeno ooS &c.
l0ltoer olli Der iibcr Ole iogcnonntcn
D(l0c Stats" iiibrcnocn Vriidc un0
~ltilrjte binob. IS mar 3iIr Belt ser
GQben Shuts mo Oo9 @oiicr itano
mtbrere SUB bod oIti 0en Nieoerrus
gen. Sri. Names Gomcn Sri. Mfog.
sic FanI 6ruu 5. Goblin iomie ser
Chauffeur Sra ECrrD ertranfcn, nah.
rrno Sri. M}orp @oul uno Sri. aotc
Si9cod orrd cincn 9ootiiihrcr, mel.
der ibre SiIlieruic b0rte uno nod,
rchtjeitig 5ltr Steae fam, ocrettet
rlroen. SGmmtIihe Gumcn Itam.
Elcn aus GO1lcouUcr uno iouen Dit
glie0er on8cicbcner 5omilirn Qelucicn
icilt.
Gan Sole Gol, 20. Nhuauit. -
@cnrU 81 6ronc m0 @attin limo bicr
rllrd Gouilion ibres 2(lltomo6ils nit
circm Stro6cnbubn Maagon alrlell.
b.idItd aetootct morocn. %6r orci.
1obrtac@ (odterden crlitt |lcbcnaae.
1dbrllde Vcrletun0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21
Stnrme in 8ittsbnro.

NtttSburA 30, 20. NuguIt.
' Niht meniger ais orci ocriticoenc
VCnltterItilrme ilidtru inn SuIie 0e@
Gcutlgen Cages Die bieiige Staot
5rint. Ter S6oocn lit betrdhtlit.
@dbreno oeS Orittcu @enitters, am
Nofmittag, mur0e elm S%troBcn6abu
@So1gon ourh ciRen 8libitrobl &c
%troiien mo Is cntltono Elm gonif I'm.
Ter oeu Fniingieren, in oeIicn 8crlaui
eIle 8rau Dor ShredCn ltor6.
Vane fit'c NHeIanb briorqt g. Natne, Ala
Lh'Salttllgre' Sirq tahe 6Aitam opuie.gus,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21
llntCrrid)t!
On mirf

III , Mlunnteu GnGliib fpre6en ourd1 General
Snlmeiidcr Or. ltOfcnt9Gts aeHidifte5 Wieiitcra
lduftS SDiicm ber cngliidlen Sprudc, uur 3urr
Scibituntcrt'd dit. &Crlduqt 0ruiis lruipclt
Eerinui mo Nerinnht bcs SSCrfcS nab alien
gSelttbetleu uIr olrb
HUtnr &GamcDcr,
2Oj Cat IS. Str, 9teiu.Dorf, Nd.
tMu1l9,1UitlhD
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Baltimore i Ohio
GrfnrFOns= Bulletin.

Situt INuHp~ NNutltAs
50. 50-6umberlnno uub Saritd.
S1.1O-SerfclcG Sprtngs uno 5uriid,
S1.25-Dlarttnsbnrg uuo 5uriid.
Sl,25-Sarper's 8errn unb 8urid.
Spnutag, ben %. Sll!auit: Spc'
5tal3ue 0erldbt W(t. 9iobaIsHu6us
b0f nm 7 uIr Surm., GamoeHs
0abnbof I'M 7.iO BORN.
2.00-gBilaoelpbla NIB 5uriid.
S1.50-GGes.cr NIB 5uriid.
1,OO-gBtimingt0u unb Surid.
Sunntng, ben 20. Muguit. SpCs
5idl6ug uerldBt G1NoeHsNdbnbOt
s ubr &orr1., mt. Hpnuls9abubnf
sos Born. &erldbt philadelphia
tlir bte 9iiidfabrt G.45 glbeuos.
t
Riagara. 6anS. GTfurEuusa.
Si0.G5-3rCitag, 20. 9tug, ., 1t, II. 9cpt.
Hticte 10 3a9e 1litti2, ctUlbl.
hee &crIauislugcS. SpcItdl8ua mt
@oa6eS uno Euqntan Barlor'
@9g9ons. 8erldBt Gulrsen,9ab4'
Rof $40 Sornssa @'ount Ho1al,
babHbof S.45 Norm. EurbQlert
ods beriibmte ~Gcbtgbs3bal, S6te
Shpci5 uun glHcrild".
ecruicr. GrtnrHuneu.
$500 AfGatic Gita, 0ay- D;dG, SSa
Sole GitN uno Etear Gitn, H..J.,
nnb 6uritr tcoru Srrttdn II. Gam.
itn3 bis II. September. 8lltlp
ttir Ole Hiidinbrt bis etnfblieBIin
Eienitug.
WoG. nenb.G rtnrliuueu nat; ben
8cbirgesHeiurtS.
$4.00-STrfelcO Spriuas iino Surii6.
S5.O0-5eer Nnrt, Sdflnuo uHo WlUuu.
tntn Gate Hari uuo Suriid. Sir
meitere Sutorntatiun ipenoe man
itl an y. & =. 9tuctsGureuug.
t233)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21
6aIM glanbli1.
hanptannrticr ciuCr Idli6cr6anSc
nnacblidJ in Der @aNlrORc.

}ntcrciiontc Mitt6cilumgcn ser SIT
&oni9pi0c pcrboitcten @cbriiocr
&obcrt@. - 9}cuc @irrcu in Der
5]troBcnbo0n Sohlooc 5,r GDi.
co1o, - &icQcjat ood no6 Elm
0robcr Strife. ld9li6e In
ruben 3u N|c0cca @od&. - 3mci
Compiler I'M @citcn orr6 6crrcr
}crit6rt, aIiidIihcr Mciic obnc
&crllit pom McuihenIcbcu.
9}o0 ich3 Cpicr BON Nlrto-lln
iduu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-21
81 mrrrhotOeu . ruadial6cr finn Die a

SGmrrrhotoen ? Euadiaf6cr finn Die aucrs
iblimHiten. ou ic ans acUtieHlufer ouhiu0t
b|eraubru uno fhltmUere Nrnnlbeiten perltr
laden. seine Sulhc. fc!u SSnfbmittel. tenn
9lirir uno fein. 6iuiprlElng IN i'm Siuuoc,
mebr 3t ibuu. ais III |llilOerli; Die lrlndcl
ijnncn iic Hi6t euiicrucn Hnat:iiS tat felt
5puH3i0 TGbren ole Bruce Dor ben g(erltcu
luIo Der leioeuoen WiCuim0eit bcitGnoeit. lIuo
lit obiIe 3lucifel 0Oc c'u5IQe bernilnfliae mo
6uOcrldiiiqe Ulittcl Gc0eH 6duHorrboioen. one
bis iebt entbcdf pOrocn 1T. Froben BON Pima.
ieiis lpcroclt hon u. Ncuiiioicr & Sc, Nor
24t6. Port frci %pCrinnht.
SfSn- I&9Al
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&cIrcn 5r GouicnOcn al sic Nr6eit
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0rlOferte GDntr0le.
S%dJlucOiidJc Strifcr gcgordDrn i6rCn
Tiibrcrn nidlt mebr.

acbrcn SIT louicnocn al sic Nr6eit
5lriid. - Qrobunacn uno 6cbc-
rcicn Ser crtrcmeu SoJioIiiteu.-
Grcta. S6ubmdhtc ri6ten cine
6cmcrfcnamcrt6e lfote an sic
Eiortc. - &oi6 gcl0ifter 9ronO
in Der omcrifouiifeu 0otifoit 3u
ForiS. &crouago6lmg bon
$5G,000,O0O fiir Sen meitercn
Auqbmu prcuBiihcr Staots6u6-
men. - @roBca Giicnbabn . I'm.
gIitd III Gbilt.
Stodbolm 90. Nhlgltit. - Die
Gontrulc Der Strifeiiibrer itber Die
Hrbettcr, iuelfe an Dem GnfanaS Die.
les W(onata %bcaonnenen @enerulItrtfe
betbeiltgt iin0, miro tGglid) ihluGder,
mo Die 5ltnebmenOe 3abl O~erieniaen
melte ans Merf 5uriidfebren, be.
lpetIt, ooB Die Selite oeS Samples mil.
Dc lIl0. 9ta6 omtlihen 9eridten ha.
ben 5000 bis 10000 Mann m16reno
Der lcBtelt 3luei Gngen pieoer Die 9lr.
belt o~lltgcnommen, mGbreno Die aus
Nld)tlo5loliIten beitebenoe Union, be.
taltnt inter Dem Humen ,Spensfa
Hrbetdrefoerbun0," Der io5ialiitiihen
Trbcltertooerotton ben 6eh0ebono.
'd)ub binacluorfeu uno oen @ntihluB
ongetilnoigt bat, iciue9Irbeiter AM %.
Nllgult an Die 9lrbeit 9eben 5u laiien.
Tur6 lbren WttBerioIg erbittert. erge-
ben lih Die ertremeu So5iolilten iest
III 8ronorehen uno Seeereien. @orl
Slnolep, Elm io5ialiltiiheS Mitqlieo
oe0 &ifSooaS crfldrtQ bel,te I'M elmer
9fe0c, luelfe er in iner@eriammIunq
Der Stritet belt, iuenn Die Gegteruna
0oS NfilitGr gegcn oie Strifer untuen.
DC, 10 0itrtte Der critic, BON 0eniel6en
o%bgcgcbcne SfuB OnS SignaI fiir
Den Nll9brud elmer 0eiueguna iein,
neIde lid 5u elmer N~eboIution enttuif.
teln mo Den Stltrj Ser Wonur6ic
bcrbcifiibren f0nntc.
Gle VI a d. te an Sic 8forte.
&on0on, 20. Nuguit. - 0roB-
britonnicn, GuBlnno, Stulien uno
6rantreid, Ole bier S6uem1dte Gre
to'a, dllBcrten in elmer geItern al Die
Fiorte geridteten Goaeftionote BE.
ootern Ooriibcr, ooB Die 5iirfei Die
9%eilcgung Der Gretu 6rage ibnen
1ldt gdn5lif iiberloiien babe. Die
Note iett III oieier 9e3iebung ollSein.
amber, Dab Die SduBmGfte Niles ge.
tbon boben, luds m0glid mar, INN Die
titrttIfen Sntereiien oui Greta 5u
i9iibel.
Siniidtlih Woceooniens crfl1rt oie
9tote, ooS Bette, mas oic 8forte I'M
Slltereiic oes 5rieoenS tbun fonne,
lei, an Ole Vtdbte 5u oppeQiren, mel
DIE Der Serliner Gertrug unter5eidne-
ten mo oenielben irgeno peldc bon
ibr %erbobenen 9ei6meroen 5u inter
breiten.
-,
Vron0 in Der Barrier me.
ritdut den 8otihuft.
BurtS, 20 Nltguit .-Scllte Rud.
brod) in Der amerifanii6eu
Wotlhoit an Der Noeluuc alebcrfSeuer
aus, oaein Ole 6lommel mltroen ge-
che Ole 5ellerluebr o%nlon1te.
Ger ein5iAc 8crlltlt beitebt in etlid)cn
Dcrbronnten G%orbGngen. gotifoiter
befu1o lid our 3eit nidt i'm
0elh0ft9gebduoe, lonoern in ieine
Gle &egotionsiefret1re
NluuhnrO unO Yierrepout tru.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-03

Although the gaeties of the season
never reach their climax here before Au-
gust there has been good deal OF quiet
entertaining among the cottages, resi-
dents and Military at Ft. Adams.
MARBLE HOUSE OPEN.
Marble House. the residence of Mrs.
Belmont, is open for the first time in sew
eral years and almost all the well known
cottages are occupied by their owners or
other people Of social prominence Little
carriages of the COS and los are very
much in evidence on Ocean Avenue and
go admirably with "retty "Moyen' dres-
SEES that might be traced to the same
period.
A DULL ROSE COLORED LINEN.
A charming costume was worn by the
occupant of one of these dainty little
vehicles the other day, and its details
were distinctly worth noting as the
wearer got out at the Casino. Made IN
the prevailing "Moyen Age model with
a shapely but easy fitting cuirasse bodice,
coming almost to the knee the skirt was
arranged in shallow pleats. The distinc-
tive feature, however, was the alioVer
embroidery Of the upper part which IN,
creased its likeness to a coat of mail and
the fact that the lower edges of the
cuirasse which fell over the skirt We're
embroidered in deep Vandyke points. The
lops, not cut out but giving the effect of
scales that overlapped. This was
worked in white and the little square
CAMP a collar, and lower sleeve, We're OF
tucked and embroidered batiSte.
A WIDE LEGHORN HAT.
With this was worn a rather, wide
brimmed Leghorn hat turned up sharply
on the left side and caught with bow
of wide velvet ribbon. The same ribbon
went in a loose tied effect about the high
steeple crown and was caught down on
the brim at the right by Il bunch of
shaded crimson rambler roses.
DOUBLE Wells AGAIN WORN.
Double wells are again extensively
worn by the fashionable set here. The
thin net next the face assures the trim
ness of the coiffure, essential to the at
tractice appearance which every woman
desires, while it at the same time conceals
the use of cold cream rubbed into the
skin, tapped by fine powder tinted to
match the complexion which is at once
the most effectual and becoming protec-
ton against the ravaSes wrought by
wind and sun. "Cremelto" is the newest
and most exquisitely delicate preparation
of cold cream, and is made by the Eleto
Co (and endorsed by Lord & Taylor of
New York City,. after a formula that is
a guarantee that the skin will be toned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-03
IN The
ELoWE RGARDEN
Tea Roses.

In the tea rose form color and frag-
anoce are blended in delectable man
ner, but perfect hardness j. unfortu-
nately lacking in roses Of this class
making it difficult to winter them
safely in northern attitudes Con-
siderable protection is required Be-
sides killing the earth about each
plant shelter of boards should be
built about them in winter with a
slanting roof to shed the water. Drv
leaves should fill the spaces between
the sides of the shelter and the plants.
The shelter should be erected IN
November.
The gardener who is willing to trust
to such protection for his treasures
may plant his bed of roses without
fear and be sure they will be a never
ending delight. Tea roses are espec-
tally excellent for cut flowers. There
are many varieties of merit Two re-
cent introductiOns are notable PINK
Maman COchet and White Maman
Cochet have flowers remarkably beau
tiful. in form charming in color and
remain perfect long after being cut
The pink variety is surpassed in
beauty by the white which is tingad
with rose color. The buds of botn
varieties are unusually well formed
The plants are beautiful and bear
many flowers. A few plants will
furnish a good supply of cut blossoms.