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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-07

hearing objections, reviewing the as
sessments and taking such other
measures in regard thereto as is pro-
vided in the charter of the city OF
Belding. Any person Directing to
the assessment may file his objec-
tons, in writing, with the city clerk,
before the last mentioned date, or
may appear in person on said date.
Adopted TINS ------------ DAY oi
July, A. d., 1910.
Moved by Aid Hudson, seconded by
Aid Crawford that the foregoing resolu-
tons be adopted, which motion pre-
vailed. Yeas, Aid Crawford, Glide
meister, Hudson, Skellenger-4. Nays
%
Moved by Aid Crawford, seconded by
Aid Skellenger that the following city
bills be allowed and paid, which motion
prevailed. Yeas, Aid Crawford, Glide
meister, Hudson, Skellenger-4. Nays
%.
Bedding News, bicycle notices y %
f L. Spencer, making out sewer
tax roll 3 w
R0bt. PEBBLES, expense TO IRE
mems convention ~ w
Wagner IL Son, insurance on city
barn $500 20
B & Curtis, making out city and
sewer tax rolls -. 129 90
J Il Angel, making out city and
sewer tax rolls 80. 123 40
Beach Mfg. Co, one road drag 10 w
ID G Crawford, surveying for
Ed Annis, labor on streets and
sewers - 20 AZ
viii Rushford, pointing walls 800
Alex Kelley, labor on streets --- . -
Martin Leach, A." " "a w
Dell Bricker, 4" 4" 81
r. + Fales, drawing / %
Art Bradish, labor on streets 2s 20
Frank Donielson, /" " Il 20
John Anticliff, #" 40 60
Ed Arris, labor on streets and
III Smith, labor on streets and
sewers - 20 ga
+ Bunce, labor on streets and
sewers 10 90
James Caverley, labor on streets
and sewers - " w 70 "
Ross Hook, labor on streets and
sewers 30
Frank Bowen, labor on streets
ana SeWerS--- IL
Frank Sears, labor on streets and
sewers ---------- Il
Moved by Aid Crawford, seconded by
Aid Skellenger that the following bills
as recommended by the Board of Water
Commissioners be allowed and paid,
which motion prevailed. Yeas, Aid
Crawford, Gildemeister, Hudson, Skel-
lenger-4. Nays-0.
Bedding News, notice to water
| users ---.S oO
Spencer h l. IL Pr. Go. lights at
the pump station 1885, 80
Frank Brooks, labor on wells 10 0O
| Ralph Luce, mains ~ %
Will Walker, /" IL 3S
| Lewis Peterson, " II 80
Howden-Curtis Go, well supplies 81 30
Moved by Aid Crawford, seconded by
Aid Gildemeister that the following
county bills be audited and referred to
the county board of supervisors for pay
ment, which motion prevailed. Yeas,
Aid Crawford, Gildemeister, Hudson,
Skellenger-4 Nays-O.
l. G. Epson Go, coal and wood for
city hospital and Picket familyS ~ 90
Frank ii Hudson, groceries,
Grant Francisco and Ed Beld-
ing's family scarlet fever case % 50
Lamb Bros, forsmallpox patients 40 81
Bruce Fales, milk furnished
Henry Scheller, typhoid fever %
| Underwood Bros, groceries fur
nished smallpox patients $500 20 II
Moved by Aid Crawford, seconded by
Aid Skellenger that the common coun-
Gil of the city of Bedding do now
adjourn, which motion prevailed. Yeas
Aid Crawford, Gildemeister, Hudson,
Skellenger-4. Nays-0.
w. ;. Eddy, City Clerk.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-07

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets gently stimulate the liver and
bowels TO expel poisonous matte T,
cleanse the system, cure constipation
and sick headache. Sold by all dealers.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-07

JAMES Z. FERGUSON. NJ. d.
Rye, Ear. Nose ami Tbroa ;u.i =
ting OF glasses. II, III, 4 10 IL. ! to
5, Z TO Phones: Office No /, re- deuce
No. 40.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-07

To the Public:
You are hereby notified that the
board OF assessors Of the city OF
Bedding, in compliance with the direc-
ton of the common council of the
said city, heretofore expressed by a
resolution, have made and reported
to the common council and filed with
the city clerk Of the city of Bedding a
special assessment roll upon which
is entered and described all the lots,
premises and parcels of land to be as
sessed, and the valuation thereof to-
gether with the names Of the per-
sons chargeable with the assessments
thereon and upon which Is levied
against such persons the amounts to
be assessed for the construction Of a
sewer in lateral (A) OF sewer district
number C2). of the city Of Belding
which said sewer is to be laid as fol-
lows, to-wit:
Commencing at a point on the CEN
ter line Of South Bridge street just
south of the northwest corner of lot
number sevcnty-four ca of Broas'
second addition to the city of Beld-
ing; thence running north along the
center line of South Bridge street to
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-07
First Publication June lGth
Order for Publication

STATE OF MICHIGAN, Circuit Court for the
- County of lonia. in Chancery
Marian \. llutsOn, Complainant
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WANTED SATAN SEM NoaTH
Good Example cf sc- sIar anal .s
REL 5f< Made 5f 7aN.
Porter.

Scottish rae aFy
bolster a 81 ak fhsl1
ia ex1r + tc5srr f. g 7-r
The sfcae y s
salvation Arr ts'l ION
tba hans ol q am r.adst- must
ramembe A ~ tAe
sonth Of Ab = ia oaa train
had drawn III J4-re1ave "a ac-
count ~ I. Sig aisL8p q nit Or ,w2
a1gad ard An the old pog Pc. aaG
KIT in+o ouee1 tion with q + lyaron
army III III had popped Liz ass4
cut Of the ccz p~artnent TO ash The
reason Tor the I9iay.
aye. aye" taused Andre, 2.er gav.
lpg ,he desirei Information, VI .e
for Aiberdeer IN thinGin "
eyes. ny man. was ~ reply;
"rn bound for Aberdee very
wicked place. I'm told
what might "a be cu f. a
there. ctr, If It's as hs> as = thatt
/ aegsd Andra. rather amaseo 81 tie
visitors words
eAh.9 was Ehe pioue answer
goina to drive the dey-i out u Aas-.
deen
r.iaa liglHning CEN i@r ae ID
oor.m be pawky reto5
se az drive hpl nfa
baud him we'll 10 toe
change.
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BAsY WASTED ne SKELETON

M I ao- when about q year
and g h.E ol5. began 70 haze sores
! 1. Oh hls lace had o phyai
ciar freaL MIN Tut ,he sores
visa Then lv began to on Pa.
lis arms. theu On other pa4la q.
Bs bsdg, ana then one cane on bt3
cegt orss III ! The others Then L
allied ,notae 7aysicisn. gill hs
rev worse AJ ,la end oG about a
yeaI ald Z half Vi suffering he srew
so sS that l had ID tie biz HANDS IN
Gle al hight to kaep hin from
Dr. ing the cores and caring the
f 5a. He got to be q mere skeleton,
IA as hardly abls to walk.
w aunt advised me to try CUT
st soap ana Cuticura Ointment. !
sent to q drug store and got q cake OF
Nl4cura Soap nd a box oi he Oina-
aant and followed directions. At the
sud IF two ncnths the sores an
YEA. He baa never had any sores
Of any KIND since. l cen sincerely say
that only for Cuticura my child would
have died ! uaed only one cake g
Cutic1ra Soap and about three boxes
af Ointment
Z an a nurse and my profession
rings ae .ute mar- different faro'
,.ss and It is always q pleasure fol
ae to tell rny story and recommenc
1uticura Remedies. Maa. Egbert shell
on Atchneid, Conn, Oct az. laos"
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PUTS &T2A4cHs III ORDER.
Nc Hdieest.e5s sss. a%1prnGse - Dys'
pegs.a Flfg Ntni te# sfta Taxing
q Latte ~0ispepsiI.

Jasfs stoUitelrt be 3 caae d tldiges-
tick. 5yspa9sta II Gas rjtis mere u read
s~a wha are 80 }ject ~ Stomach trou-
bic a1s thz tre1iac .s atif9rmeat
AID diseatir ftrtJ ta4.ed n Ola
prpara. wis ham }repera iou
wM dlgast a Lelyg Msai si.h2ut
tbs slggatsst fuss or dia&ornfort, and
r 'sys TIE Boareee. 8a.d stomach -
age - uu sa, aesEes oYsEcomlnr all
foul, uaus.sogs odora fr1Ja the Dr5a-h.
RI goug siognach IL aclF ari full OF
"a. IF rcur food CCesu'r digest, and
jaf msai inn5 ss IN t2 Fl, 3ot
sAF y 5G-eeat case q 's AieI eg sir
| lr,ra alg druggist hs8 2 Town, snd
make ~ worth hyir Ahsot4ea 70.
liaf FOX stomach 'aiae ana perfect
digestion Of Il bang fa IA SIRE
10 folioa dre zala e 81, ana os-
s.dee. one dlfy-cae. HI39t9nt
q cure q gaois isu.lT .E I3Ihle.
Surely q harn.ess rezrerslv "
preparation l5= 7g y ~,
qn Ga gili always i'll q ytinle
ur during night cs. 2E,
sour. gassy, upset st9mac4 va eat
your meals, rs ahout 3 VIA Fe1-
laoie q tning as you o3o5 Ha p h
house,
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pters ia FIJI congress "a western req
rel antauvs 81 &c tlc rho hes
more Gaen o1es stirred lp he al
nils by hs propensity W 6eit ne
opp sttio1.
On one occasion he ross " de-
nouaee the .amcrts mpde q
ssoech that nad oeer delivered by 3
member of the other parry. Ills IN
petuosity led bin to phrass his 70
marks rather strongly.
speaker pounding with his gagel.
Again, in d minute or two, did the
son Of Erin return 10 his charge Of
vnful misstasensnl. Again vas he
called to order.
It was d critical moment. His col
leagues. for motives Of policy, did nc.
wish him to be na, out ot the debate.
they h.nte5 !, ~ tuggin6 yigor.
c.aly at his coat r@lg.
NOW, It's q very dangerous meter
t dide with the tails If an Irishma1s
cat. save ~ the causc o. friendship.
Nevertheless Tie Indignant yet good.
\. tured mam3er recognized the COIN.
nand Of his parry and G down attel
delivering this Patthiar Gar
Il obey ,be ruling Ok La House le
I beg to r4tract what ] We elHu g
observe"
That one louch Of Irieb ofatoly ton.
the whole louise by St. -tdp2io
colts.
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slay aprons.

a move. idaa II play aprons for eiti-
dre1. WHEN viii keep them J1sy
through much Of G rainy dag, y r.
make tleu. u red ~ other 5r}ghi-
c.,.orsd can1r.. -nd laste upon them
pictures representing nursery rhymes.
Sometimes these ~ aes ear 5a
boaEht printed On fabric, which Can
then be made ID into aprons; q they
can be fastened upon tue ysinsElc
by means az oeoaicomanias. If each
cbud has " or three story aprons
Of this sort, made 50 as 70 cover the
dress. I'll, over, there VII he peace IN
the nursery Cd stormy days.
IL all work Of this sort it is really
,gaportaBt to remember tho nerves Of
the seusil,o child, and ret TO imprint
pictures such as soue q. those from
"Isttle RED R~td'aghoOd' OF Blue.
| beard that viii Tighten instead OF
amuss the little oUe.
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NEW STREET SUITS
COSTUMES SO ogESsY THEY APE
EASILY TRANSFORMED.
hsae raiior-M a3s GeW1s mlet &c
Haa& Pressed md clsan-aNrs
Gloves aIa Wraps f0at
Are Suitable.

II Is impossible "a overssbfn2ts tae
Importance Ct a stylish street aui1'
or Il ore Is eupplied With thls she
an DO without many s5au0el gowns
Then. go tyessy are The new rotor
autts that the leest casnge af acces-
sorieg win smarter up q practical
i.ees for very nearly every day Use
required By persons Of moderate
neane-anotaar sort ol nat, waite
gloves q fxier waist, dod Ulm ao~
boots at onca turning tl9 Fl0ao gar
nent into q a1eg thing
But one thing ID absolutely re-
CURED To- q good edec. with ali tailor
sowns nowadays, The suit must De
kept pressed and rec Of spots. Fh8
moment there is a used a1d crumpled
locs style Is gone. The uD--o-date
woman is ? creature oi oankb9N neat
cess, and eha who g used tc tailor
J ,~oetulnes knows that extreme Tresh-
ness Is more than baif rhesC charm.
In themselves tins dinhy little jackets
and narrow skirts that max ~ ihe
combinations are not becomtng They
mEAL ne NSh OH NAtA LA'H GA-'+ 800
grant neataees and With The uost &C
9uett!sh accessories TO give their wear
ers the pretty" look. Tue @iior
GOWN ma. also fl &c perfection am
aet look az though -hore we're an
.aaa too much cloeS r. tue composl.
ti1u. Gooi tailoring is involved 2
G~eulClesa Gorge, MD, incidentally =
good figure ana a soft SIX psttlcosl
Ao6i5a gloves fer The Walking 5ulf
c heavy zaured a#atrs of white or
yallor. ~ black dogaf'n- Tie rounc
tlrpar h4s precedence aNsf brim has
ioe millinery that &C. vi sucl
-ut,s but NANNY charming ATS with
narlrg basket brima. ar crita vide
aattiaI ones, viii he worn ~ the
3uuger ladies. THE s%kltttsh1ess q
cls'e millinery and the z1Jr ness Of
tls e1irc. are matte eut. ely gf age
nd bulk. If one has rea.ched tAe 7i8
Lied age. or Ia heavy about the lp>
ana bust these new F.a&s are my
~r.djculouE.
Cu1 picture shows 4 wrap tAal
@e ~ o. wlnter coat Of the
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McR TpAN =uER
Increased Capa-!ty far msnta. Lsh2v
Since Lesviag oT Coffse.

Mary former coffee drlnEera who
have mental work 10 perform, day
after day, have foun5 g better reDsci.
ty and greater endurance by using
Postum instead o5 ordinary coffee an
Illinois m writes;
a had drank coffee lar about twsn
ty years, aud dnaEy had whaf the
doctor called coffee aeart' was
nervous and extremely d~esponient,
hat little mental or physical strength
eft, hi kidney troahl5 emil constipa-
ton.
The first Roticea Be benefit derived
from the change from ecfee to Postum
was the naturaI action Of ae Kidneys
and bowels, II two w5eNa nE neart
action was greatly improved aAd ny
nerves steady.
Then I became less d poBdent.
and the desire - ba ace e asan
ra3 nrooe of renewed Dhysieai anS
r tsi sire
an afilg a ne
ngts 91 se
q nsatai org aI Aa4
VI. accent coffee, h ST.
7 az 9gRg aara aeb
Aass hefc
y
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Al" remarked t"li
r.--t,r L. Lot him pet q -uAL s4Es>AEeA ~
va. 10 tho wiz.

rbgre Has a time when ali 5oEH
were wild end when what wc cali
yoiseg we're dife rent tr9la oEhaT dogs
)nIy az 4 collie ruv Is different h3n
a Newfoundias i. fos instance Fron
time to time yI VIII Aear e aoia
that have returraa To the lfa e tasAt
ances Lors and h;.5e run wild Fllh tas
wolves OF tn prairie Q If the ffool5-
In the togr Of 2aldy z 0t0s1n =
greyhound one MI t mHd5 tae acCs
lance Of d coyote. ahicE is a hind "a
wolf. and ever SAGE 10 has .ivet
away from TIE town rrnnh g with tna
coyotes and ap~pFg4ef5ug human dFe :
-ng-places only to 81 II en- OF sTo
ghen he has 5een mos than ,snal :
hungry.
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Cua picture shows z wrap tnaI
o wlnter coat Of the
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burnt urabers, the citrines and other
shades OF the autumn foliage, giver
them by nature as a leans of protsc-
lion against hunters. two-footed and
~four-footed.
Kings mourning a black ground
with queer little tufts u white. IS
quite popular among a certain class
in England where respect for the
memory of the late King Edward i'm
pels some people to retain half-noura-
ing; in fact. nearly ali black and white
effects and ready purchasers there,
but they VIII be sold here to a limited
extent only.
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Il thought yog said this bathing
suit was In fast ~aelors," sid b.nks
Indignantly, TO the bathing raatr Of
wh1a he had bought us dollar sldt
that ak Z.
yes. ans,a said,' re- armed
Tie bathin~ master.
"Well evel. blessed Htelpe On tas
bloominr thing has gome of "a nj
back" setorted Bin&s
.Ah, but wall nth got try TO get
EN- off yoar ba smiled the bal
tng master, saavv "Tasn yoDTl
see.r-Harper'a Yves Eg.
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RACK FOR LETTERS AND KEYS
practices. and U5etvl congr,v5rce That
Can &c Mace Nitb l.ttIe Trog-
bic ana E~a1snae.

A practical ana useful raoE fer let.
ters and keys. for banging IN the halt
Is shown IL the accompanying skatc1
and It can be made with verT littl9
trouble and 81 q small cosr.
A Risca Of srooth board about =
~ g .uahos aud & 1sai9 inch In thick
ness, should be procured. This is GOV
ers5 With silk folded n the way III
Iicated in the sketch 80 tlat IT FORMS
two pockets, INTO which the letters
may De gnprea. The silk IS fasts1ed
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elderly lazy of dressy tss.se, ana X
would bs Just the hing tor the young
rlatro1's maternity covering. As pic
tursd. The coat 10 u smoky violet
clolh vita a collar o2 naoire trimmed
With 4 chenille cord and velvet stole
ends in q deeper color. The folds &C
the front Of The coat, and the Inverted
plai. at the back. make this garment
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fer Re1, Veal N y GU
epAGraaula5ed Eye &1gfca JcosAt
smar-Soothes Ege F4in g1sts
Sell Murine rye Rane1y Liquid. 29e,
500, $f.00. Murine Eye save N
s%serf;c Puf,eF sre III 3o Ega Books
and Eye Advice trs9 3y aalt
Muriae Dye Remsdy Co. chicago
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For 30 years TIydia y. Pink m's vegetable
COMPOUND aas oeea the staXa6k1d remedy Tor
female }Is. Nc sick woman dCAs Justice 90
be1self mo will mos try this 9aanC rs medicine.
MGde exclusively from roots AID herbs and
has thOUsards If cures 10 its cred r
gaaRn zIrs. Einkham invites al LICK women
#8 10 yerlte her for advice S&e has
guided t1ousands TO health Rres 3f chafgea
AazEe.. nLEa- ElnAnaEl. Agn-l. LA@.s.
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! 5dN
20
49, % a
c>GA!Qdfg

Lydia E. pnkban's Vegetable Compound W5 can
furnish positive proof that it has made man f91a7fSaD<
cures after all other means had failed.
Women who are suffering with some form Of female
illness should consider this,
As such evidence read. these two unsolicited testimonial
letters. We guarart tee hey are genuine and honest STATE
ments OF facts,
ericsson. pa.-~Five years ago i had a Sad fan, aud hers
7avqelf inwardly. was under ? doctors ca&a for maze WecKes
aid xvbe1 r sfoDped 7 gre worse again Leent cor & ooUtSe y
TyFia %, pinkhan's Vegeta5le Coz pound. tooE = as diEec5eas
ana now I ana a stout. heaafv wOnsn."-E lraa 1Da u. Akeys
CreE son, PA,
nair1, was9,.-@A year ego L was Sic win kidney and
r3af Ter troubles and female Wa&kuess. me do2toFs gave arc
H.. All theg couId do was to iUst Yet me SO - easily as possible.
Tyas advised BY friends ia take lYdia e. = inxhain's Vegetable
compound and EIocd Purifier j I'M completely cured y my
iIg. and L ann nearly axty yeara 4A"-8frs' Sarah Ae1ghf2as
Baird, Wash.
Evidence like the above Is abundant showing that DE
arrangements of lie female oygautsp wnica breed all kinds
of miserable feelings and which Obituary practice does not
care, are the very disorders that, We way to Lydia q
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Women who are afflicted with stnoiar troubles, astaf
reading two such letters as the above, should be encouraged
to Try this wonderfully helpful remedy.
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Wien the country youth propozed
TO the city girl. lie received the con-
ventional s chat sha youid be
his sister. 1t ham ed thai tnAs Ycuth
had sisters st cc,Na and knew exactly
his privileges. So ne kissed her. at
this junctu1e SHE vailed hsfssit os
the sisterly right t. call odt 70 father
that brother was easing aer. Father
responded y good, muscular earnest.
Then the rev brotaar-ana-slsttn reia-
don was dissolve tg mutual 1ons9ut.
Judge.
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Car ~strlnaa.

The careful mother always makes
several pairs OF strings 2cr tahy's
cap. These she hens al -heir unfin-
izbea ends after lheir amDroidered
ends are worked.
they are nos sewed TO the cap,
but are pinned 10 fits sides with sr!all
gold safety pins, so thar they ere e
movable after each wearing. In no
other Yay may the baby be kept i'm.
macalate.
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,,9 Of e~soecial excellence for the al
On I'd who hates the tight thi1 Z
or the vouns niatron who must ha
p loose garment; and for either u
these wearers there could be no be- ,ef
choice Of material than black h.oad-
cloth. with = plated skirt In matching
material. Black ottoman ,ilk, inter
lined. ana made with a velvet Or heavy
nee coIar, would be another good
choice. and such q coat, except IN tho
coolest weather, could 50 wita any
gown.
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Die

"You Americans. said the Landon
men. are very fond Of lat YOU cali
pie. But properly speaking Q pie
should have meat IL ~
perhaps. Bat the peer paeseF7
compel rs % %econoGizg
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Geic 30 # + wee fy-
Ing. 4Iy back .
me intense md
p 50 wsaB inst
FOX weeks 1 could
not Yals across t6s
floor NY condition
became crit cal a23
physicians pronoin-
ced rae inc1rable.
I started .aaipa
Doan Kidney Ptls
as B .ast resort and
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40 elsce 10 Put if

Kpoobv What makes Q ~ sure
fhst tne SD Rorlae Senators we're
hnneatg
Lohby-S4mple eroaah lo
didn have pockets a-
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goou received RELIEF. WIa- I 1eEe1
wtGh hem 7 weighed on]y 81 pounds
az galgh ZOE bounds and FEEL Aa,e
5 Ie, tgoraan.
Eamember ta4 naue-Do41'5.
Err SAFE by oil dealers 90 CENTS O.
boa Foe5er-Miibnrn Co Buffalo n Fl.
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laue7oue cases Il sidney aud
bad diseases aaJ rheumatism re
ua slr ql8 IT, IL, fact aalt tho o.lnk-
II vat- a. are'a greatest medt
has s ecte6
5p bonding your system with med
mes and asre-alIs. But get on the
ater wagon IL YOU are really sick,
ly, Of course, AXE the proper medi-
l1es--p t1. cq9 77n vegetable treat
u2rg r-lct w5l not shatter the
sFes cr rHiu fl8 stomach"
To cure rheumatism you must rake
I7daays de t7eir worl; they are
filters OF tile blood TAey must
ra6e 60 strat out 81 the blood the
este matter and eds that cause
8eudnafIsm; the urine must be neu-
tralized 60 it wiz 10 longer be 6
source 9f irritation to the bladder, and
mos oil all you llast keep these acids
from forming N the stomach. This
the cause of stomach trouble and
poor gestion. Tor these conditions
rSa oaa 5o - batter tn tls
gt 4
c
K.r q; g,mp63sl fUp
IN Dunes !
Dr. tia ara sa,e
Is 81 Ee are
q Ee4
engs sssn
a
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ALMoaT a cl 4
ssis- Go0Hietelg Rss.ofea tf.ar
case ggBa Performed ineJEah q

Wre. ] Taighma1 wright 519 Colds,
bazoueh 81. East I'D aags z
cannct bsgta t. deesrioe rg sua pg
frsm nrighta dtaeaa5, i 7~onaaaatly
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-25
Yale nrnmntic Club.

The coming of the Yale University
Dramatic Association, which will give
1.-The Fan" a translation of Goldonis
III Ventaglio," at the Columbia Theater
next Friday afternoon, is looked forward
to with much interest by Washington
theatergoers, for the Yale boys made
decided success here last winter in
London Assurance.
The scene Of the play is laid in
town in Northern Italy. II is one OF the
best known italian comedies and the Sc
ries Of complications which arises over
broken fan has given the play its
name There is a great variety OF char
acters in the play. which gives the menu
bers OF the club a wide range for show
ing their ability. In the cast this year
are many of the boys who played here
last year.
The fact that the play has been trans
lated from the Italian by Prof. Kenneth
Mckenzie, Of the Yale faculty, adds in
terest to the production. This is the
FIRST time "Fhe Fam has been given In
English in this country. and New York
managers are watching with some inter
est the outcome as they may made ar
rangements for the production of other
Italian comedies Of this proves a sue
cess.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-25
The AIhambra.

The big double show AT the Alhambra
Theater for to-day has been arranged
with special care. and covers a wide held
in motion pictures The performance
opens with great Christmas picture, en-
titled Sunshine in Poverty Row" telling
story of the poor Of a great city at
Christmas time. when Lovers Part" is
a civil war story of the Southern country.
A funny comedy Is "Baby's First
Tooth" The performance ends with THE
Aviation Meet in California" This pic
ture is Of special interest as all OF
the most noted birdmen are pictured in it.
The pictures Of Chicago's big fire are be-
ing made, as we'll as the poWerhouse ex-
plosion in New York, and will be shown
at this theater in the early part of this
week. The date will be advertised in The
Washington Herald