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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
ACKNOWLEDGE IT



MOI f.piife NE public tltenciu
el epr nNtlti3G 4pf m Ni4f<
Ntlfs elscH below yiii i1ff l0Ef HI
Wits cnntti..un. 4 rulrlE WHICH
rate1 scars age li6li las tcr. 80
NlltNts " ronlt1lIe.flth incf, eau ~
fttttH upon to reefar3n the same
NNfS e other IS Real ~
Jatoh Biock lflng an I.iib9 81 u
hS9 SAYS: Ille ~
as5s tliiit iaiiotle lile use 9f Da;lrl
N5ltieg filis ny else Rer6 vefg
llgd siSifleF and blasls
E9nsie 0lyf YEAR tiil
y, Slitofed seNefesf
4 ssese VS. ee1tltsa az pam sefoss
Us sll n q my 5sssii - acute ~
WAS hard able - gel
" III ltppened ot
$500 II MS lti tlliIllSlllg tliltt
thy might HELM me-. procured " box
tts " - k4nSsnai en- drug lore ~
i,lllN Eeqnred the con ri ono box
cure the bad che and adder
tonne and / am much better III
way ffpm statement given
kember "a, la02.
a Unique Record.
IN lhly s. 1907 Mr. Block 81
IN ter giving my statement IN 9u2
cIatne1 ding Deans 9lidney Bills
ptlntgl using the RENE as short
X me longer, and was henef tied III
every way. Since that tiIfe nav
NOT had q sign 81 kidney tF0utl6 Il NJl
can hopestly sas wa euFf
70 81 cnrod. II am Always glad \ aS
u Word In praise OF this leilsli
tsneE speclaE
Remeabe the name Doan,s
ana 90 ne no other
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NOTICE.

All persons having blanks left
with them for assessment for the
year 1909 must call at office room
No. II, Hoffman Hall, or return
them properly sworn to, at once. as
! will not have time to call for them.
All these sending in their blanks
must enclose their capitation tax.
ERNEST L. PIGOTT.
Assessor.
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mss RAlHlRD lEAl
On Rooms Run Near Shinns-
ton From Dropsy Of
the Heart.

sHINNsIoN, Mar. 31-Miss
Gertrude Radford, Of Rooms Run, is
dead from dropsy Of the heart. she
was a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Radford. She was
about % years of age. The funeral
was held Monday afternoon at $500
o'clock at Enterprise.
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lFlAN'TI5I, Tltwenty.fye milne e.i &.

" inch guage, sixty cubic ii en-
paeils niist IL IN arst cias wofs4
Ing condition. Quote prices deliy-
cred 70 our mines. VI b. Gun
Ton Coal Co, Reyupldsyille. w.
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Real
sta G,

~
House q : rooms viii Il ina
pantry d steaieS addition house
IS finished Il oalS, tJeo H nSl
Feet price DOCS 81 coo ". IT'LL
ance IL one ana two yeats WIFI IS
teres A fine property ana lFs
gain at the price.
House and lot on Dfunlipond ST.
& rooms ana bach, iine MI Nj
level l6t 302s5 feet; prlee
one higd eash. Salanee III eaF
With interest
Hotse = 4 rooms in isfoad OIL
iot 6eS u leet good wei on p0rca
iaTlee sihpu otf geasoHab terms
Hopsc oFsfi Rooms ON aIci. sic:.
loi 5Qxtts0 r. aia level. house iia.
Asd q oak alie location Prie
se,5Qo on reasonable terms
House IN Msathercll addition, i
reunis and bati, lot ailS4QO fcpt sissl
aeithin tcn minutes walk from court
house: Pr!ee $3.50 d; one bird casli
'a'ance enable terms
Three vacant lots on street csr linc
HI steNagt addition $500 eaeli IN
easg pasments.
f:lss..nt new house on icigs NJ.
4 LIONS tinished In oak pantry. Il
TX x K Il fS.9s. z. Il. - ~
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FOR sALE-Bcst vacant residence
lot IN city on East Main street, To-
Gated just east Of my residence,
terraeed. we'll improved, cut stone
{ WALL splendid view, so feet front,
16 feet nrlvate alley on east side.
Very easy terms to right party.
Harvey. F. Smith, ga e. Main st.
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WANTED Position by widow 81
years % age. hest references, ex-
tepsfee traveller; as companion,
charge Of invalid or nervous
psEsen. Mrs. 7, Lyles. 1915 18th
Washington, D. c,
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~ - Is y sil e
ne notes in town haze al % 1tlSeil
looms efgased md - nearly sll Of tlls
ina Gan a,e bad q priyat.
houses hays been cured Tho nose
+ arrivals for TINS week ares 'ss.
Hotel ROYAL.
y; W isotsi rlsegs6ui q, ",
va.; g w; Frasslge wheeling. w.
!, Va. w. v Pierce ,atfpil Comedy
seIosii Carl 81 Afasnd. & ;arroll Comedy
50. Il: 8. n Mocsler, Mantiiag toR. w
Va Mark Hartness Islttieton, w,
Va; =. z, Weaver, Folsom w va;
u. 3. Phillips, ciarKsburg, " va;
Jack Murphy. Carroll Comedy Co.:
Edwin Barlow, Carroll Comedy Co.;
Edna Clymer, Carroll Comedy CO.:
alt.. and Mrs. al. w. Arnold, Carroll
Comedy Cos Nj. aud Mrs. Tom Car
roll, CARROLL Comedy Co.; Harry q.
Crane. Fatrmont. W Va; y. b,
Moore. FalNnont, w. Va; d. j,
o'Neil, Warrington, w. Va w. %.
Ltvingston, Warrington. W. Va; D.
Q. Phillips. WaSnesburg, Pa; Marsh
Cannon, Llttleton. w. Vas John II.
Smith. Plttsburg, Pa: A. T. Michael,
sclarks5urg, W. VA; John Smith.
Salem. o.; D. I, Fetty, Bei1er w,
va. D. p. rretty Behler, ". Va; g.
a. Flick. Amos, W, Va; ]. u. Stew
art, Mannlngton,s W. Va; j. y. Mar
tin. Toll Gate, W. va; M. o. Moore
Salem. w. Va; a. D. Wilson, New
York; J.. D. Gregg, Parkersburs. w
Va: j. P. Edwards, on City, Pa; j.
W, Jasper, Louisville, KY; j. b. Cans
ming. Fairmont. W. Va: W. =. Davis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
FOR s!lIlll-A desigabIe lot s. feel

: 80 5uSslEhWHs lou o. teet
fF9nt corner Horner avenue aud
seventh street. Address 107 East
Main trset Warrington, W. Va.
Iss1ti s. tSnc Of tic best business
stands =, west Virginia in suburb
Of Clark sbi,rg consists Of two eie-
CANT store rooms and fixtures: two
siS7regfl residences with bases
/ rpeht; one eight-room slate rooted
honse' Rldgeley avenue, Fairmont.
w VA; one house and lot, Lost
Creek, ", Va. Allsat 10 per cent
inyestns4t. Rates on other prop
critics NOT herein mentioned. eau
on or address w G. Burnside, sOs
( Milford street clarksburg, w Va.
AT home every Saturday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

sls0IsyIsENT-A four room house, on
Clark street. Apply 326 Clark
s street Glen Elk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

Ee,It RENT Three rooiMe finished
oak new, private bath, gas and
wafer furnished free. Address n.
y Gore. Box 173, city, Spr call
gf1 WssPfke st. (
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
FOR sALE-I am offerine tbc bes


FOR SALE am Offering the best
bargains in property that you
VIII find this season. Cottage
With. three large rooms and hall,
panty clothes presses and cellar,
large smooth lot 6Sx135 feet, lot
is well fenced and has good chick
en- yard. g7rlcn and plenty OF
young fruit set out three years.
Can By bought for Is per cent.
less tfan value. If sold before
April 12; two-thlrds down: plen-
q Of time on balance. Call at
ls Bpckhannon Pike, Broad
Oaks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
All the Instance of STATE Mine.
Inspector BY the Geo
logical Survey

II = IS II Y
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3,,44s,. go guy s~p'eslks.less q
~ Is. q ss, s,s ,.
i,., I, .'l,..,,,. 5 ,,,, R'sg'
~ ,.., $500 49, Y
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atton I z IS
aos,s !, st y
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10 $50, AY.se.s e eq1lsily 3. as
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las ulas asements t9f
demonstrations g US made OF Poca
nrdsy Ant, a. S9s.s q sae-
5 $500 ~ : sA4 NJ - gt.iane man
s 49, 4,1 toieMen and mine Of
a $3.50 WI ps ssnNhed to see the
ls4AoussfssiSns ana any other per-
son insssessea VIII 3 lso s'e welcome
- ss'ltallel y 0 ssf
t ~ ap Es9L - tests viii
e u'sae ron tt le Goals OF the Fair-
os aug a9rsaera sections Of the
.ass e wnssh all mine managers
asq psopsg sss fested y the mining
: ~. ~ I, ssll s Z 'las sae
i, !. - isasafass pfil tests VIII
: - e - " cpais OF the kanawha,
90, Sc sstq t't Sstlas eoal andfeoke
~ ~ 8 Mn.sll8 az NINE opera SE e
], Stslnsn and otneEs WIN
Il 81 al Y 4 y Y artisalarly de- de-
80 z IS. ~ y ''llne sapsrintendet
i ,is,,i IS a.,s s,s 'Ana osaeF attend
g ss,5is ~ On spcl days
ssis,. US pect ny dis-
\ i IN s.Ss. ~ y. ~ s,
HI 1, = : u /, ass ~ 1laae " tnese coats
Z ~ l9l,owlns powders lS g as
,sa.,a.. ~ S.ss'ssl q aaasnrlte. ear-
800 sSts ~ Il, / ssrp9h'eei =. =. No !;
49, : ~, neteof' carpepito
y. ~ 5 4 - ss'oSltse 70 : 7. w.; cosete
: ~ &, y. apa gun powder. monobie,
o otssn ~, ~. 2 ceaiite No. l. and
~ I,,;.a., po we.
.,I onited state Engineers.
-sn,,nas se 's - WI, oe made BY the
ris s'Issts .. ene united states e..
~. ,ess'ng station In gas and
o auSI alieFy NO ! Inc charge Of
..,,, = - y 9red IN these tests
S.n os equai IN descriptive force to-
g g'.'. pound OF nitreglScerine,
~, .lm - 10 original wrapper Of
-, IVY '. ~ ioFmaia; Nitrosiycer-
az ~ pst cent al !! OF sodium
- - pel eene, wood pup, 10 per cent.
Sa' ...r, carbonate. = per cent:
mn, ~ uuss used LOT these tests
~ -" eu.seflSed 20 .tne same de-
S :. ~, y n1ensss oetore being placed
IN, s a.. s',ss ahp concentrations
81 %.a H.ss e .haae 0 these dusts
I' III, come 81 tne SAFETY powders
WIN MIXTURE from to 8 per
t tes, =. ne'asne =. and etaane, at a
te4i' ls e'l OF ~ degrees Fahren-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
T-One new 7room house

E1IE I----Uhe new II'OOin house
lth bath, centrally located Will
e ready for occupancy By sprfl
CAN on or:eddfess Dr. u;
WISER, Room %, Lowudes Bldg
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

EQR RENTING or three, anfuF1
hishsd5 rooms. 16i First. street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

FOR SAIER River bottom farms, hill
fltis ana city property have
Z sssne tine bargains. For particulars.
/ tasiEess NJ p. Wainwright, Mariet-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

SFoR RENT-ApriI ], 1905. a ncN
residence, Clay ST.. call or adj
p. L. Cunningham, Mef-
mt Bank.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

FOR RENT - Three ta,gilsllcl
rooms with all modern gesli.
eaces on West Pike stf5 ls
rooms water, in house. goa woll
in yard. 65S W. Pike St
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

FpE r-Hase Of 5 Rooms,
water, excellent condition
So per month Apply to Boz
sRiallEpod, Alta Vista. clarks-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

wANTED-GifI for Homework. n,
cooking. Apply $50 Main St
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!AIyillNTEn-rp isUY A HORSE.
mus be good worker and weigh
from en fifty to twelve hundred,
gsoii q Mnlheran Cash GFo-
eefS Waldo, Bldg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

FOE RlsN Two rooms fln1rished,
isslath. Apply i57 FIRST St.
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Eatssed, price SIS $40 SIC am
s SIS per acre. $40 down ana S.
per month ON tract u 10 acres,
b For information call on on al.
dress g. ]. Bortz. Williams RAT
foom IL. Hours from 3. s o to 8
/, p. m.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
wss Y HELP

W:iNTED-Good girl for general
housework; must be experienced
cook with good references and
a good to children; apply Bell
phone 1901 or in person to 514
! East Msin st. Mrs. Harvey F.
Smith.
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LiN,YlllYlnlE,R;III5-...AIs I

ss,lil, liNYWHERE-As low MS ST
down and sL5O per month. Let
me send you our latest catalogues
of Gibson Mandolins and Gut
tars' e Geo. Evans, Dept. S29,
Elllns ". va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

Ii0K RENE Que rear ONCE, size 4 2
as HOFFMAN Hall, Court street
EHqufe Count Mali ONCE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

FOR ElsNT-l room 'eottlI 3 81
West Baltimore street, wafsF
and GOD cells Apply SIS Is
Main ST i.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

FOR SALE 8 %. mileasc. sod
bought ana exchanged a.. n,
odelI, co.. Pike st Both phones
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

wANTeD-Good girl for general
! homework; two in family. Ap.
ply at sO1 East Clerk 81.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

AyASllsl Girl for general house,
wSSk p. NJ. Robinson, 154
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NlAN-.IIIs.Il--A llositlon q BOD eAle...

fenced alia competent lady
npgEaphe Good reference d.
dress o7 Meigs Ave, or cali Ionie
phone 100.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
FoR llENl,r
.sITUATIQN MANTE.pIll

)R isllN Fine Office MONS d
thc EpiplFs building. sEseyything
faenisked III ISL:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

FOR tSNT-F:ron rabm nicely fur.
i. one square from Telegram
9il ssirnqutre All Mechanic st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

FOR Rf,Nn-SeveFal sicely furnish.
"a rooms fr gentlemen Only. Use
oF BATH hot and cold water, right
d centred Rart of city. Rates So
IA s. is er month, according to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

FOR ZEN one fhinisl,ed room
vii bath Apply. second door;
y cstlzeils Bakery Glen Elk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

slz and furnishings. Apply to q.
wv sFett 2s5 Th!s 81,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

" Won have property 10 sell ~ r.
rent iist with rs; o. e YOU want to
buy Or rent properly III ami part 81
HE cits Or county see is.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31

For RES Fight room house, sliit.
able sor two families. nicely tinisfi5
edsin hardwood;3 gas, eaVftet man
telsS spring water pipsa d house
rentssfof Sill for each side, or s22
pef month whole house. Situated
ip Alta Vista, near street car line
can at s ! s Sycamore street, or
IlsiI phone 1851.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-31
HOTELS FULL
As the Result of the Indus
Of Oil People al
Shinnstotl

e7eisToNS. alareil 81 ii IL
tile hotels IN town have ais of tISeir
ICONS engaged and nearly iii 81 the,
Foarsis that can De bad Il private
houses have been seellregl. The znoSel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-22
T0WOMEN
New Styles of Dressing Hair
BY Cynthia Grey.

In the heart of every woman
there is secret desire to be good
to look upon. Does it ever occur
to her, l wonder, that the way
she arranges her hair about her
face has lot to do with her good
looks? Never was there a time
when matron and maid could be
$50 individual or indulge her fan
cy SO much in the dressing of
her hair as she can right now.
AS rule the hair should be
|combed high on the head as one
grows older, and there is no pref
tier way for the middle-aged wom-
an to dress the hair than the mod
flied pompadour shown in the
illustration. The soft waves and
puffs of the white hair are very
beroming to the aging features.
The psyche of today is very un-
like the hard-knotted psyche of
10 years ago. 1t is now a loose
coil, low upon the head, and still
further softened by innumerable
little curls. The hair is combed
in long, loose waves from the
face. and confined here and there
by bands of velvet or satin ribbon.
One must judge from these pic
lures that shell ornaments are not
worn SO much as they were, since
the chief garniture for the white
hair is jet coronet, and ribbon
is worn with the psyche styles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-22
DailYSbor1Sfory

frontier with all honor.
Next morning, when / awoke
discovered that we were drawn
Iup at the base of gigantic field
lplowed in alternate squares Il
produce the effect of huge
lchessboard. At the opposite end
800 yards away, was Rassu1 KahI
on a throne, with his retainers
And then / learned the diaboliea
Ischeme that had been Matched
Rassul was matching his wits
against mine for our lives, in g
game of living chess, / being the
king, the soldiers pawns, the two
troopers knights, the carriage.
representing castles, and the
clerks bishops, being opposed By
Rassufs soldiery and couple OF
fanatical priests.
But as I had no queen the
mother of the murdered boy was
brought out from her dungeon
dazed and staring vacant1y around
her. and placed at my side. Then
from our thrones, Rassul and
directed the game.
I'VE were unarmed; the AT
ghans armed. When ! captured 9
piece the man was led from tbs
field amid the jeers of the mul.
|titude that surrounded US, but re-
ceived no harm. But each of my
poor men who came within range
|of capture was literally hacked
to pieces by his antagonist. M
queen was taken early In the
play, but apparently at Rassul's
command was not harmed, being
merely placed under guard.
I'm spite of all my efforts,
saw that the game was goine
against me. Suddenly bethought
me of the shah's trick. Rassul
intoxicated with victory, had for
Igotten 1t. Stealthiiy / pushed NJ
my remaining infantrymen, while
Rassul was hammering at my de
lenses. / had been forced from
my throne and was moving from
square to square. Three moves
land ] should be checkmated!
saw the ruffians, upon theil
squares, gloating over my antici
lpated murder. And then, sudden
ly, turned the tables. / thrus
my men forward; two were cap
tured and instantly hacked t.
pieces: the third / pushed hom.
on the square adjacent to Rassu
on his throne.
4 queen. a queeni' shouted
1.-THE multitude. And they broughi
forward the mother of the muir
ldered boy and set her IN my sol
oilers place by Rassulss throne.
she stood there motfon1ess ons
instant. the next, with q Wild cry
pulled something from the bosom
LOT her gown. and, feapinR forward
plunged Il into the kings heart
lit was sCheekmatel she cried
Ithey told me afterHard.
Come. DnnninK. I'll play yol
lanother game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-22
SHAFTS MATE
BY Harold Carter.

BY Harold Carter.
In the Empire Service club, Pic
cadiI1y, whose members are mainly
retired Indian civil servants, chess
numbers many adnerents. Mem
bers come and go. but chess re-
mains. 1t is part of the insti-
tuition.
When Galsworthy dropped In
after a four-year absence and
announced that he had retired on
pension he was welcomed to the
chess table where Dunning had
reigned supreme as far back as
memory goes. But Galsworthy
though obviously far inferior to
Dunning, won game after game.
After a while 1t was noticed that
he did so by a peculiar combina-
tion of pawn and queen play. As
chess players know. player who
can force any of his pawns to the
opposite base of the board with
out its being captured en- route.
may exchange it for second
queen, an advantage which de-
cIdes the game almost Immediate
" In his favor.
1t liz a Persian trick" said
GaIsworthy. 1t is named shah s
mate, after a celebrated shah
who invented it. / learned it
from Rassul Kahn"
ssThe Afghan chief whose wife
murdered him2" asked Cunning.
T was In command of the mis-
sion that was sent to him." said
Galsworthy. "Rassul was a tribu-
tary of the Indian government,
and when his misdeeds eliminated
in his numbering his SON, the heir
apparent. and shutting up the
mother In a rat-infested dungeon,
Il was decided that mission
should be sent to demonstrate
with him. AS matter of fact,
Hassui was then a homieidal ma
Mac, but this we did not know.
What we knew was that he was q
chess enthusiast, and. as I had
some experience of the game, ]
was selected to lead the company
into his capital.
When we were one days
march from the city we were sud.
denly surrounded by RassuI's en-.
tire army. horse, foot and artil.
1ery. Resistance would have beer
suicidal. We submitted to cap
tufe. being. though armed. osten.
elbIy peace embassy.
We were taken before RassuI
and there. assuming all the digni.
81 | could muster. I warned him
% reform. He thought awhile
md atked me II / played chess
When i admitted this he smiled
ii diabolIea1 manner and prom.
Ised me game on the morrow.
Thai erening, after Il wa
dark. | was conducted to q pavfI
ID min an open field, In company
With eight Of my infantrymen
Two ffGoDexH. couple OF civilian
Interpreters whom / had brought
H11 two carriages. The rest 81
Tie HafI4 zKsfe escorted 70 fhz
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Paying for
His Little Fad

an excellent way of relieving the monotony OF city life to freely
These reormers declare that convenonaliy is
should
seeing
Wit
acquaintance
s interesting justification. but. as
reformers tried
fad within the week. The
brother big of muscle seized said eormer stretched his
the walk polished his shoes the
o. genleman's
thought the brother stupid
The
spent jail, paid SIS fine.
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4RQM z1MAHYy
|SNCQCJK COOK.

For escalioped cauliflower. boil
O good firm cauliflower in slightly
sailed milk and water until tender.
When done strain and pull into
tiny pieces. Have hot In a skillet
q liberal tablespoonful of butter,
half cup rich milk and a dash
of cayenne. Into this turn the
and allow all to come
to boiling point Line a buttered
bake dish with grated bread
crumbs, over this sprinkle q hand
full Of minced hickory nuts, then
u layer Of the prepared caullf1ow-
|er. Repeat this until the dish Is
filled, then over all pour the dresst-
ing af the eauIifIoHer. Bake to :
delicate brown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-22

II your child gets foreign sub.
stance in his nose, have him blow
the nose hard, holding opposite
nostril. Excite sneezing. Have
him take a full breath, then give
him a sharp blow on the back be-
tween the shoulders.
Ii foreign substance gets into
the ear, few drops of warm oil
will give immediate relief.
IL in the throat, send for sur
geon. Until he arrives, make the
patient cough by Shaping him pn
tile back. Bend him forward,
face down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-22
Free Raw
Polo Ponies
Let Them Come in to Break
the Necks of Jersey Reform
crs, Says Kean.

Nelson w. told him to- BY what
conclusion that the polo
oil Is needed
factory? has factory? Or is 1t mortgage
another? We know John is
railroad stock
smelling securities and other things like that But
in the list And how
thunder does the polo get into the same class OF raw
materials with the the beans?
all the ColbyHes Tin
polo there
that
the unmpeded the foreign brand in
order that Cobyites break their necks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-22

Il Is mushroom shape of rough
STRAW In natural color. A wide
scarf Of black satin is carried
|around the crown and made into
IL large bow at the right side OF
1.-THE back. At the base OF the
satin fold Is q row Of small
roses In vivid colors.
This hat is one Of the most
charming seen this season. as Il Is
particularly becoming to young
girls and 10 those who affect the
low neck - POPULAR just now.