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bred who Is courteous 10 his dinner
partner and gruff TO the waiter. No
woman can be we'll bred who Is well
informed about forks and courses. but
who is unkind to her maid. Employ
ers who meet business partners with
hearty handshakes and who throw
the erroneous copy back at their
clerks are lacking in good manners.
The subject is a large one, and that is
why I wish 10 talk today on the attl-
tude that should exist toward people
whom you employ.
II your cook. washerwoman, gardener
or laundress ask for your orders. ad-
dress her In a pleasant voice and kind
manner Give your orders clearly, so
that no misunderstanding will result.
The domlneering tone is most decidedly
out OF place in houses where good man
neFs are evident You are paying these
people for services rendered, and the full
value Is received. or you would be
foolish 10 employ them longer.
When addressing a servant, tnere lies
more in the manner than In the exact
words. You need not ask walter or
maid please" to pass a dish al the
table; or 10 be so good as 10 bring
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-27
Liver Spots

Dear Mrs. Symes
have deep liver spots on my neck and
face. When using lemon for Them should
it be left on overnight or used frequently
throughout the day. Do you think that
by constant application they will disappear
IN three or four months? Would peroxide
help 10 remove them?
] found olive oil very beneficial for liver
trouble. but cannot retain IL when take Il
with orange juice. Could you advise some
harmless wine TO take with it,
Can the bust be restored 70 its original
hrmness2 MARRIED.
You cannot get rid OF the liver spots
until the cause of them has been re-
moved, You should have a physician
prescribe for you. Local application of
lemon or peroxide will fade them, but 1t
will not remove them.
I cannot mention the name OF anv
wine. but your druggist will be able TO
suggest one for you.
Deep breathing and massage with
cocoa butter will make the bust firm
again.
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Hco1rrzgrzg hfs ZIhzole

and you viii soon accomplish the de-
sired result. BE careful always 10 rub
in the direction in which the hairs run.
AS a last instruction. be careful in
the way you smile. The broad grin IL
not pretty; neither Is the shipper nor tho
icily cold and naughty smile. Show
about half OF the FIVE front teeth OF the
upper jaw" runs a. succinct English
command which our smilers for beauty
would do we'll 10 follow.
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should be cleansed with a good soap,
a face brush and warm water This last
advice viii apply 10 the blackheads. one
should not neglect to cleanse the skin
every night before retiring.
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ANSWERS TO BEAUTY
QUERIES

n WING to the great amount OF mail
received and the limited space
~ given this department, it is abb
solutely impossible to answer letters In
the Sunday issue following their receipt.
The letters must be answered in turn.
and this ofttimes requires three or four
weeks.
All correspondents who desire an i'm
mediate answer must inclose q self
addressed stamped envelope for a reply.
This rule must also be complied with in
regard TO personal letters.
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Tonic for Falling Hair
To Reduce the Legs

Dear MIS-. SyfneS.
What can | do to decrease the size of my
legs. which are very fieshy? It is not con-
venient for me TO use the pOnade which
has been given IN your columns
" NJ. UNCOMFORTABLE
Rapid walking viii remove the super
fuous flesh and make the muscles of the
legs very firm. II possible take five
mile walk every day. Do not sit down
more than is necessary.
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Affer Pimpies Disappear

Dear Mrs SyIles
/. VIII you please tell me what viii
remove red spots after piGpies go away?
Also, what Is good for dark brown blotches
On the face? Are they caused by the ltYer1
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thing in the cream which you have
been using which promoted the growth
Of the hairs.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-27
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ADDRESSING SERVANTS

- o COURTESY is good or sincere
If there be made class distinc-
lions. By that / mean that a
gentleman Is not truly well
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The Walnut Stain

Dear Mrs Symes
VIII you please publish in your columns
a recipe for walnut stain for the hair2
A SUBSCRIBER.
Here is the recipe which you desire:
Walnut Stain for Hair
-Four ounces OF walnut skins. beaten 20 q
pulp, to which is added pure alcohol, Is
ounces.
Let stand eight days and strain. Then sp-
ply TO the hair with small brush.
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Hair GrosUs Darker

Dear Mrs Symes.
steadily growing darker. Can YOU suggest
something 10 make IL lighter without injury
10 the hair? II not. how can l keep II the
?. what viii mako 1t grow longer and
thicker? Ny front hair Is much shorter
than my. back hair. What do you think
4 Nv complexion is rather red. especially
my nose, and l am inclined 10 have small
pimples on my face. Is there any help
/. What will keep my face from looking
shiny3 g..
I do not think they are noticeable. but
would ike 10 have them removed Does
lemon face lotion. peroxide Of hydrogen or
cold cream cause theseE w l.
1. / do nor think II advisable for one
10 use anything 10 make the hair light.
for as a rule ones halr grows darker as
one grows older.
3. To make your hair grow longer and
thicker make use of the following
recipe:
ouinine Hair Tonic
suIphate OF quinine. .........".... ! dram
ROseWater .........-.-....ssssssssss ounces
DILUTED su!phuric aeid............ Is minlms
Rectihed pirits.....,.......'.'.'.' ounces
Mix, then further add: Glycerin, 4
ounce: essence royale OF essence musk. or
minims Agitate until solution is com
plete. Apply 10 the roots every day.
Did you ever wear bangs? IL so, this
is the reason why your front hair is not
so long as the back Or its growth may
be stunted because you use curriers' or
the curling iron.
3. First of ali. it Is necessary TO find
out the cause Of the redneSs. II NAV be
due 10 Indigestion. the wearing of tight
clothing or poor circulation OF the blood.
Or IL may be that your skin is so thin
that nothing can be done to prevent it
from having red appearance. To re-
move the pimples battle the face with
hot water,
4. To make your skin less shiny mop
your face with lotion made of boracic
acid and rCsewater Your druggist will
give the proper proportions
;. II the hairs On your face are not
very noticeable. it would be foolish for
you 10 spend your money TO have them
removed. The electric needle is the only
thing which will take them away per-
manently, and this treatment Is rather
expensive. Lemon or peroxide will not
- - hairs. but there may be some
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-03-17

Mrs. Crimsonbeak-It is said that
the five great original forests of the
United States covered $50 600, 900 acres
and contained 52,OOO,OOO,OOO feet of
lumber.
Mr.. Crimsonbeak-In those days,
you see, there was some place for a
man to 60 when his wife cleaned
house. Yonkers Statesman.
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TO tr1ai." Ana. turning again TO fem-
mican, "Where Is Challonerf"
Pemmican shrugged his shoulders.
"Gone- nobody knows where"
Just then the telephone bell rang.
The captain. with some trepidation.
seized the instrument and talked In
low tones. Finally he hung up the re-
ceiver and announced:
ITS my office. Murgatroyd is there
now" The captain looked worried as
he declared "He wants TO talk to me-
Thorne was the first to break the
silence that ensued.
"If Murgatroyd drags Crndlebaugh's
into this murder case there'll be the
devil to pay"
He's got to keep II out" insisted
Broderick "Confound 1t. II he drags
Cradlebaugh's into II he'll drug into II
his own organization! He doesn't
know the men who are behind Tits
party affiliations. its patrons. IL he
makes this case handle for his con-
founded investigations-w well"-
"He willr interrupted the captain
Of police. "See II he don't"
"whai II he does?' protested Brod-
erick There isn't grand jury ever
been picked that would indict Cradle
baugh's. And there you arev'
$50 long as public opinion don't get
to work." ventured the captain.
Broderick started.
you've hit the nail upon the head.
captain" he assented as he smote the
table with his cllnched fist.
keep cool. now; keep COOL" coun-
seled Thorne I'll see Murgatroyd.
he went on This Is the time of all
times that he's got to do what we tell
him to do. and II he doesn't-well
break him on the WHEEL
Thorne smiled and jerked his head
toward Pemmlcan.
1--WE even have the sole witness to
this tragedy In the hollow of our
hands"
There was a gentle tap on the door
Pemmican opened It and held a whis-
pered conversation with one Of the at
tendants Of the house. Then he came
back into the room. and. looking at the
captain. he said:
"They say downstairs that two OF
the prosecutors men were seen leav-
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"You iCOn't keep me m,tzzted'"
ing the elevated few minutes age
and that they were working their way
over TO the west"
jumping .Ierusalem!" exclaimed the
captain. leaping to his feet They're
coming here. That ends me-I'm off,
He caught up his cap and disappeared
Pemmlcan once more locked the
door Then Frederick resumed the
conversation.
by George. that's sor' he said TO
Thorne. "Pemmican is the witness
We can keep him muzzled."
Pemmican edged forward
But you won't keep me muzzled!"
he exclaimed.
Broderick gasped:
wv what"
Pemmican drew himself together.
Hitherto his attitude had been one OF
fearful Difference toward Thorne Now
he was defiant.
you can't keep me muzzled" he re-
pcntei
Frederick took long breath and
rose as though to throttle Pemmican
Thorne waved him to his seat
"Pemmican," said Thorne, you need
some sleep"
Il don't need sleep nor coaching ei-
ther," retorted Iemmican. Pm going
10 tell the truth about this murder"
We'll" said Broderick soothingly,
you've told Ito u.s."
Thorne fastened Pemmican with his
cold. penetrating glance Of displeasure.
Pemmican shivered, but was game.
This murder" Pemmican maintain
ed desperately. was committed by
Challoner In Room A of this gambling
house. | don't care If the house does
pay me my salary don't care If /
am In charge here-the house can't
make me lie!' He paused for a mo.
ment and then went on;
This killing followed a row over a
game OF cards | heard the row, |
saw the shooting, and it's up to me to
lay my cards down on the table. I'll
give up what ! know"
IF Murgatr0yd comes here" roared
BrOderick. "Or sends for you, you keep
mum DO you understand? That's
your game Wen mke care of you
the same as we nre guing TO take care
OF the captain He's true blue. and
you've got 10 h true blue" And
pointing toward rhurne he added:
There's Thofue. You do as he says
and he'll take care 1T you"
II can take care OF myself" returned
Pemlnican doggcdly I'm going te
tell the truth about this thing to Muir
gatroyd"
There was another knock upon the
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Legal Notice.

Samuel Igo. of Kidley, III. Stella German,
Of Mound City, III. "a Route "A Rufus
sSee RdGsers aGspTs ESfpssns Kan
Rodgers, Of Cosmos, Okla, Alta Rose, of 81
Dorado Springs, Mo-. Mollle wilson. Of cha
np's Rao sis s0 psd ps f'qSo ISo ofss Lae
City, Utah, g l.. fgo. of vinita, Okla. omer
N. 1go and George Igo, of Claypool, Ind,
Ella Nelson, of Pueblo, Colo. .-I
The hers at law of Fred Igo, deceased. of
Henry Igo, deceased, of Charles Minor, de.
Snor Se Mndsor sSeiSy
County, III of Monroe Minor. deceased. late
q the state Of Iowa OF Eunlce nr ew Seven s Snse
whose names and places of residence are
unknown, will take notice that n. w. 1go as
bied in the Com mon Plea Oouit of Highland
County, Ohio, where the same is now peno.
ing, petition for the partition Of the real
land County. Ohio, died, seized and which is
situate In Concord Township, Highland
County Ohio, and bounded and described as
follows, to:wit:
First Tract-Beginning at a stone in the
Houstand's land of said survey, the ce run
ming with said uoustand's land =. 20 degrees
T.. poles to a stone in said Houstand's line;
thence N. 20 degrees w. 3 poles to stone In
the Maysville road thence N. w. poles to the
beginning and being the same premises porssS con, n
-
deed book IA, page 20 of said county.
Second Tract-Beginning at stone corner
to Margaret Minors lot and running II.
poles to a stone thence N poles TO a stake;
thence w. poles to the Maysville road
thence s. on the side of the road 4poles to
the beginning. being the same premises con-
veyed 10 Mahala Minor and recorded In Vol.
"a page i54 OF the deed records of said county.
Third Tract-Beginning at a stake in the
Maysville road, Margaret Minors y. W. cor
ner, thence s. 4 poles with the road to
stone thence poles to stake thence
N. poles to a stake In said Minors cor
ner thence with her line Spoles to the begin
ming containing 30 po,es more or less, re-
corded in deed book 81 page 452 of said coun-
ty.
The said Mahala Minor held the title to
the first tract by descent from her mother.
and to the second and third tracts by pur-
chase.
The parties above named and referred 10
will take notice that they have been made
parties defendant to said petition and are
required to answer the same on or before
the End day of April. 1910, or an order OF
partition OF said premises will be taken as
prayed for in said petition.
N. w. leo.
BY WILSON & MCBRIDE,
His Attorneys.
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Legal Notice.

To John W. Cummings. of Hartford City,
Indiana, James T. cummings, of washington
@ "A, Ohio. George Cummings. of Ipaza
Illinois, Earl Rhoads. of Fowler Kansas
Rhoads, Zella Rhoads. Wilbur Rhoads Ova
Rhoads and Ena Rhoad. of ne ar Cynthiana,
Pike Countv. Ohio, Ethel Cumming and
Tressie Cummings, seaman, +. D.. Adams
County, Ohio:
You will take notice that have presented
to the Probate Court of Highland County,
of Daniel Cummings, deceased, a certain
ella m of one hundred and sxty-two dollars
with interest thereon at per cent per annum
same on 9Th day of April at 10 O'Clock a. m.
CHARLES E. CUNNING.
one of the executors of the estate of Daniel
Cummings. dece ased.
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Teachers Examination.

The Highland county Board of School Ex-
aminers hereby gives notice thai examina-
tlons of applicants for certificates will take
place in the washington School Building,
month.
Patterson examinations will be held on the
third Saturday of April and on the second
Saturday of May.
AS prescribed by law, the fee for teachers
examinations will be 80 cents, while, for Pat
terson examinations no fee is charged
N. B. LAMoNDA, Pres.
II. II. GALLIETT.
J. s. FARIs, Hillsboro,O.
Clerk
Board of Examiners
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Notice Of Appointment.

Estate Of minerva Masters deceased.
The under igned has been appointed and
qualified asexecutor of the estate of Minerva
Mast, rs, late of Higland County, Ohio, de-
ceased
Dated this 18th day of February A. d. 1910
ia. ROBERTS.
WILSON a MCBRIDE. Attorneys.
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dour sh,,r,. sharp. curt "''l"'
Ing kuuck. Penmicnn sprahg I" ii'
door. unlocked |, aud threw 1t open
Three men entered. One was MIS-
ley. another Mctiraih. both detective
In the employ of the prosecutors "i
fee In the courthouse. and the third
mau was william Murgatroyd. the
newly elected prosecutor Of the pleas
lTn he nontinued.l
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DODSONVILLE.
March Ia. 1911

Marcn Ia, l9lO.
Gus Shaffer and family, of Harwood,
spent Sunday at the home of Ernest
Lemon.
William Woolsey and daughter,
waneta, of Hillsboro, and Ed Walker
and family, of Fayetteville, spent
Sunday with ]. NJ. Roads.
Fred Keelor spent Sunday with his
friend, Elmer Shaffer.
Charley Stubbs and wife are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of baby boy who
was born Thursday.
Miss Rosa Stroup called on Miss
Ruthie Runyon Saturday night.
Ozro Stroup spent Sunday with
Charley Stubbs and wife.
Alvin Taylor is erecting new house
on the lot purchased Of W. M. Miller,
recently.
Mearl Roads and Ruthie Runyon
spent Sunday with Rosa Stroup.
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Legal Notice.

we the undersigned Inhrmary Directors,
hereby advertise for the service of physi-
clan at the Infrmary for one year from
April I, 1910 to April I, 1911 The doctor to
visit the Infrmary once each week and
whenever called. We will receive bids until
noon March %. 1910 at Auditors once. We
reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
w II. HOPKINS.
A.. II HULL
w. u ROGERS.
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate Of Mary Ann wilkin, Deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the estate of
Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 9lst day of February A, D. 1910.
M. ]. PULLIAM.
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MARSHALL.
ITO he continued.l
March IA, 1910.

March IA. 1910
Mrs. Mahlon Carmean, Of Martins
Vile, visited her sister, Mrs. James
Elliott, Thursday.
Mrs. A. II. Smith spent Thursday
with Mrs. Eli Templin and family.
Mrs. T. A. Taylor and son, Hersey
of East Monroe, spent the latter part
of the week with her sister, Mrs.
Thos. Elliott.
Mesdames Frances Kesler and Allie
Burnett spent Wednesday with Will
liam Butler and family at Elmville.
Rev. Huntington filed his regular
appointment at the M. e. Church Sun
day and dined with J. w. Hunter and
family
Mrs. N. M. Overman, of Cythiana,
spent the first part of the week with
her parents, r. r. Watts and wife.
Mrs. Benton Parks, of Folsom, visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. Mora Mason,
Sunday.
Rev. r. A. NJ. Johnson filled his
regular appointment at G. U. Church,
Sunday morningi and night and took
dinner with Mrs. Ella Burnett and
family.
Tom Elliott and wife, of Carmel
spent Sunday with the formers moth
er, Mrs. A. l.. Elliott.
: Miss Rose Kisling called on Miss
nellie Stethem Sunday afternoon.
]. M. Vanzant called on David Nc
Call Sunday afternoon.
Loyal Dick and Miss Mary Luca:
were married Thursday at the HON,
of the BRIDES parents, A. w. Lucas
and wife, her brother, Rev. Roy
Lucas, officiating.
Clyde Watts, Ison of r. r. Watts
died at an early hour this morning
March IA.
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Mr.. London writes: "If l owned
your Tea, would guarantee cure or
refund their money. / say it's Nature
cure and the only one for the blood"
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea cured
him where other remedies failed. Try
it with yourself.
W. r. SMITH Co.
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Mrs. Kate Hall says: II have kept
house Is years, am the mother Of four
children, and / would not keep house
without HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea" Wise woman, why ? Drives
away sickness, brings health and hap
piness to the whole family. It's the
worlds health preserver.
w. r. SMITH Co.
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care you able to manage your hus-
band ?"
81 don't have to. My mother lives
with us. Houston Post.
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She (after elopemenu-I received a
letter from'-papa today. He writes
that he has just finished making his
will.
Heidi he remember us9
She-Yes, indeed. He has left all
his money to an asylum for hopeless
City Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-20
WILLIAM DEARE
 DIED SATURDAY

William Deare, " years old, a highly respected resident of this section, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. w. E. Williams, No.
 1901 West Ninth avenue, yesterday afternoon at 4:20 o'clock. He was ifE for many weeks. He was a consist~ ent member of the Methodist church and a Mason. The funeral will bH held from the Williams residences this afternoon at o'clock. Rever- end w. w. Nelson, of the Hawlev Memorial church, will conduct the services. MT. Deare was resident of Kendall, Arfi., for some years anu had many friends throughout tniS section.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-20
BRIEF MENTION

* ,s: * ;. .. * * * * <: * * :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-20

] missioner of the southern district He is a popular man and son of Adam Clark, who is editor of the Philadelphia Standard
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Senyard have returned from weeks visit to friends in St. Louis While there Mir. and Mrs. Senyard attended the big automobile show. Mrs. Senyard will leave in a few days for Florida, where she will visit friends for sev- eral weeks.
 Virgil McAdams left yesterday af- ternoon for Hot Springs, by way of Little Rock. Mfr. McAdams will join his wife and Mrs. Knox Scull, and accompany them home. Mrs Mo Adams and Mrs. Scull have been spending short while there with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. E. A. Peck returned yesterday afternoon from Texarkana, where she has been attending her daughter Mrs. R. L. Trimb1e, who is very sick, and is under treatment in Dr. Dale's sanitarium. Mrs. Peck will spend a short while here and then return to Texarkana. She reported that Mrs Trimble's condition was unchanged.
 J. N. Childs, who is now making his home at Rob Roy, and is employ ed on the construction work at the Cotton Belt bridge came up last night and will spend Sunday in the city with friends. He formerly liv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-20

ed here and has a large number. 0f friends among the employees of the shops, where he worked while here.
 Mrs. Claud A. DeJersey and little son, of Jennings, La., left yesterday afternoon on their return home, af- ter being, confined in the Florence Sanitarium here for the past six weeks. Her sister, Miss Anna Dem mark, of Maryville, Mo-, also return ed home yesterday afternoon, after attending her all during her stay at the sanitarium. MT. DeJersey visit- ed here about three weeks ago.