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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-12-29
CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS,
Three More of Them Solem-
nized This Week.

Morgan Mason, and Miss Inez
Pace, both of the Herndon neighbor.
hood. were united in marriage at
the home of the bride Tuesday.
The bride is a daughter OF Mr.. j.
L Pace and is quite pretty and pop
ular.
The groom is a well known young
farmer.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-12-29
NEW OFFICERS
Elected BY The Masonic
Lodge Monday Night.

The following officers were elected
by the Hopkinsville Lodge No. 81
F. & A. M. Monday night for the
ensuing year:
E. C. Frye, w. M.
E. E. Walpole, S. W.
L. w. Guthrie, j. w.
c. NJ. Hill. Treas.
G. M. Clark, Sec.
j. w. Carloss. Chaplain.
w. H. Cummings, Jr. S. D.
W. E. Williamson, j. d.
B. M. Weaver. Tiler.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-12-29
Joiner--ReynoldS.

Robert Joiner and Miss Annie B.
Reynolds, popular young people of
near Lafayette. will be married this
afternoon. Rev. Israel Joiner will
perform the ceremony.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-12-29
Wright--Carroll,

Farley Wright and Miss Belle Car
roll, young people living in the Man
nington neighborhood, will be mar
ried this afternoon.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-12-29
PRAISED AND PAID
Supervisor Anderson Gets
Small Christmas Present.

Judge A. H. Anderson, Supervisor
+, of the Census for the Second district,
yhas received letter from Director
Durand, praising the work done in
enumerating the 206.l21 people of
his district. His compensation is
S2O6. This amount has been paid
and the supervisors work complet-
ed. Judge Anderson. in John P.
Prowse, Jr. had most capable Office
assistant, who 10 entitled to share
Of the credit due.
Mayor d. w. Gatlin has been
elected Master Of the Madisohyille
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-12-29
To Dine City Fathers.

City Treasurer H. L. Mcpherson
will give dinner tomorrow night
at his home to the City Council and
Mayor.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

Belleyue- cave. was waiting Tor a car
at Chanlplain and Hastihgs-sts.. about
/ O'Clock Thursday morning. a man
approached and asked HIM for money.
Powers said he had none, and the iel'
low then struck him a hard blow In
the face.
Powers says the man must have
fired on him also There was a revol-
yer shot that attracted the attention
Of the police Powers was brought 90
the STATION and had mis- wound dressed,
Later William Dryden was arrested
and Powers identified him rs his as
sailant. Dryden had a loaded revolver
and one chamber was empty He WAS
later fined $50 in police court.
John Nagel, employed Ia the Ma
jestic theater, was going home at No.
sol Cass-st.. about o'clock Thurs
day morning In front OF No. 496
Cass-ave., two men approached him.
One stuck gun in his face and the
other forced him To disgorge 5000
Miss f. A. Dow. No. IS ErSkine-st.
employed al No. 3lS Woodward-ave
Vas sandbagged and knocked uncon.
scious late Wednesday night al the
alley on Erskine-st.. between John r.
81 and Woodward-ave The thief got
S. in currency. a check for s44. and
note for $50 The Young woman
was taken home.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
MOOI-Mcdium. unwashed. lS9elc;
hne unwashed. ltdi6c per 10.
JnnBING PRICES.

JOBBING PRICES.
Canaed GOOds-Apples. gals, t2.75.
baked beans. lib. sou soc; Lima beans,
tl0l.So Corn, Fancy Maine sLi 10
Peas Fancy. early June. &i.S5; stand
sockeye. tail. So; nat s2l5: Alaska
reds. tiT5: Alaska pinks. tl.sS. Toma-
toes. asa soc: suceotash. NUllO per
doz.
-cOnee-PaekeF- coffee, -i9e-ib.-ease,
S15.I5G1S5O. delivered.
Feed-Bran, sal; fine middlings. t15;
coarse middlings. t2S; cracked corn,
S2S coarse coTnmeal. t23. corn and
oats chop. t2i per ton.
Flour--Michigan patents. In wood.
best. $3.50, ordinary patents, tA7S:
straight. sass: clear. sass per Dbl Rye
seed ti.oi, Diamond headlight ksro-
sene, SC. Perfection. 9hc: Eocene.
IL hac, crown gasoline, i5c per gal tur-
pentine, In barrel lots. s04e gal
lily. S225O. medium clear. i2i 0225O.
smoked hams. &C. dry sailed brlskets.
Iltac. shoulders, lie, picnic hams. lie.
bacon, ism 22c; lard. in tierces. $50
10 nc kettle rendered. l4Ac 10.
SuEars-Corrected daily by w. ii.
Edgar q Sons: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb..
IS 10. S-lb., 81 65. Eagle tablets, 50. so;
cut loaf. $50. cubes S5.S5; MIX
IS so; granulated, extra coarse. s5.2O
rne. In bulk. 500. In 25-lb. cotton
bags. So is. Michigan graduated, So.
household powdered. 5-lb. cartons. Is
20 case, SIS; lib. cartons. 4s 20 case:
A, s5o5 No /. 500: No .. $50; No. 3.
s5O5. No. 4. S6. No. 9. tA96, No. 6,
t490 No Z. sass. No. $. $3.50; No. 3.
S475; No. 10. $40: No. II. t4.65' No. 2.
$3.50; No. Is. st55. No IA. SA66, No. Is.
ah 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
Markets and Finance

e5se. Dee. SAC. May tioo: July
s5Ac. Corn-Cash, 6ec; Dec 47hc
May. isa.c. july. b0kc Oats-Casil
and Dec, S4Ae. May. s6Sc. July. soc
Rye-No. ,. zoe. No. 2. 76c Cloverseed
Cash and Dec, tS.S7h March, 1877 n
Alsike--Prime, &SQ6; Dec, So. Timo-
thy-Primo ana Nov, t4.4O. Butter
eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.
Reported for The Times by Paine.
" abber a Co Nov Il.
Wheat was up &C at high point on
early trades, influenced by the strong
rally at Liverpool. the reported heavy
buying OF London. talk OF smaller
worlds shipments and reference 20 less
favorable crop cables. OVer-nigh nj
shorts covered and W. A Frazier 4 Co.
bought ESQ. 900 Dee. wheat from some
interest. on the advance, Rosenbaum,
Darrell and others sold at the advance.
There is snow falling IN western Kan
Sas favorable for new crop. Trade act
Ell timid about following advance be
cause OF the smash in prices YESTERDAY
They seem equally timid about press
ing the selling SIDE, not knowing how
soon the bull leaders may again force
AN upTuTn
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
SOLDIER KILLS SELF.

Stephcl S7amos. private in 90. B.
Twenty-sixth United States infantry
az Fort Wayne, was found dying I'm a
field west OF the fort about l o'clock.
I ursday morning. with a bullet hole
through his head, presumably selfln
fiicted He was carried 20 the post
hospital, where he expired In a few
minutes.
No motive Is Elown FOR the suicide
Szamos. who was Hungarian, was
regarded as a model soldier and had
always been quiet and unobstrusive. A
revolver that had been taken from
one OF the officers quarters, 10 which
SZamos had access. was found beside
him, with all Ave chambers empty.
lie had discharged four OF the bullets
into the air The officers OF the post
are making a careful Investigation.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
KILLED BY FALL FROM WAGON.

Willie Springer, 10 years old, son
OF Conrad s. Springer No. 1869 Bald
win-ave.. died early Thursday morn
ing from fractured skull. The injury
was caused by fall from one OF the
Wagner Baking Co. wagons.
The boy was returning from school,
and with q number OF others 'hitched
on" the wagon. At Van Dyke and
Gratiot-ave.. witnesses say, the driver
threatened the boys with his whip
The children all dropped on in safety,
except the Springer BOY. who fell on
his head.
Coroner Rothacher Is investigating
and the driver OF the wagon has prom
ised TO make a statement TO him and
the police.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

NEW YORK. Nov. 1I.-Flour Duh
and unsettled Pork Firm mess.
$3.50 Lard. Weak. middle west spot.
ST.. 05all.15 Sugar. Raw, firm. cen
trifugal, 96 test. $3.50, muscovado 50
test, IS 40 rehned quiet. cut loaf.
So 40, crushed. - 30, powdered, - 20,
granulated. $500 Coffee: Rio No :
on spot iei, a IL sc. Tailow Quiet;
city. Sc. country, IN qSh4c Hay: Firm;
prime, tl.Ib No. g. S0q 90c clover. 90
u 90c: Dressed poultry Steady: tur-
KEYS. l6d23iac: chickens. l0G 22c;
fowls. l0Hl7isc; ducks. Sa zoe. Dress
ed poultry. Fairly active. geese. i30
lac, oucks. lie. fowls. 14Qltiac, tur-
keys. zoe: roosters. Toe Cheese. Quiet
and steady. state milk. common 10 spe-
cials. 1910 lie. skins, common 10 spe-
Gals IA q l2Ac. fun skins. 2ia n u q
Butter Quiet; receipts. 2.153 cream
cry extra, 3 nc. state dairy tubs, - q
sic, imitation creamery hrsts. 2+ts "
% \ c. Eggs: Unsettled. receipts. I.
672. nearby white fancy. $40 soc. near
by mixed fancy, S6u 40c, fresh rrsts
30 u 3SC
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
Another Woman Is
Victim Of FOOtpadS

Footpads and hold-up men were
abroad on Detroit streets "Wednesday
night and the early hours of Thursday
morning
Two belated male pedestrians we're
victims Of gun.ttting highwaymen
and one yourg woman was feiled by a
vicious blow from sandbag and
fnhbet az 500.
While Michael Powers, 40. 2I1
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
IS FOR EVERY BABY.
Owner OF honeymoon Flats" Wants
Children In Apartments.

CHICAGO. Nov l7-Fiye dollars
repate I'm rent for every baby born
in the apartments, no limit TO the
number OF rebates allowed This was
the ofier made here today by Allan Is.
Hussander. owner OF the Honey
moon flats" to encourage prospective
tenants.
The more children there are, the
more tenants there will be, and the
more tenants there are the better II
Is for the landlord" said Hussander
today.
81 am opposed to the idea OF keep
ing children out OF apartment houses
and my scheme is also a good bust
ness proposition
Hussander said that a neighbor in
a nearby apartment had offered bot
tie OF champagne for every new baby
In HIS building.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
MISTAKEN FOR BEAR.

CALUMET. Mich. Nov. l7.--(Spe-
cial)-While building platform in
the branches OF tree from which
TO shoot deer yesterday afternoon
John Carlson, %. was mistaken for
bear BY John Anderson, OF Dollar
Bay, and shot and killed. Anderson
gave himself up.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
rhree Hurt In Train cra,h

RICHMOND. Ind. Nov. 17.-Three
trainmen, all residents of Richmond
were badly injured today when Penn
sylvania passenger train No 81. New
York 10 ST. Louis, crashed into In
dlanapolis freight No. s. The injured /:
]. Z. Bales. engineer. probably ia.
tally; William Walling. engineer. seri-
GUS: j. d. Smith, fireman. not seri'
GUS. The passengers escaped with a
shaking up.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

| DETROIT. Nov. 17-Close-The bears
! thought they had the wheat market
going on Wednesday but were doomed
to some disappointment tor the Ar
! mour interests. the heaviest holders IN
! Chicago, did not sell out on Wednes-
days decline. IN fact. they bought, ana
I their support checked the slump. At
| the finish u was the general opinion
| that the big interests had Increased
| their holdings OF wheat while the
4 talent was either short OF out OF theic
: long wheat The Armours are said 10
| have sent out long wires OF Wednes-
day night, telling why wheat should
! be bought
Liverpool followed tdhe American de-
cline at the opening, but met good buy
| ing and closed at an advance. In
! favorable Argentine weather Is given
as the cause OF foreign strength. Mill
ing demand was quiet and export buy
| ing was not heard Of. Bears are nu-
merous and have no faith I'm the uptuTp
They insist that the boom is. and has
! been, manipulated 70 get price to sell
on The heavy stocks OF wheat in
Europe and elsewhere. and the liberal
movement. make an important advance
Impossible. according 10 their way or
The wheat market was quiet and
| firm all day The close was at an al
vance OF &c in all deadls. Corn ad-
vanCed iC. oats, rye. beans and seeds
were steady.
Wheat quotations-Cash No. . red
soc: December opened with an advance
| I q
MAY opened dat 81 90 and advanced 70
$1,000 July opened at CSC and adj
vanced 10 s61tc; No. white. CSC
Coarse grain quotations Corn
Cash No. . car at SAC; No. yellow, ;
cars at 56i5c. No yellow 55c.
oats-Standard. cars at si'.c, No
EyeGCash No. /. 7s'sc bid 40 ?.
BcansGCash ana November. $40
bid December. 800 bid.
Cloversecd- Prime spot. u baxs at
SsT Deceutber $50. March IS DO,
sample. 10 bays Al $50. 40 at s.. ~ At
$50. - st s. at $3.50. prime alSike,
$50. sample slsike. s bags az S7.5U
Timothy sred-Prime spot $40 nom.
nal
/ Receipts in the Detroit market
Thursday included 2.gi5 bbls 81 -four. !
car Of wheat, . Of corn and d. Of oats.
and 2.545 bu OF rye Stocks are sos. 40
bu OF wheat. 275.62S bu OF corn, 1885,
lZ6 bu ~ oats. and l865e bu OF rye
Liverpool wheat closed "a ~ iad
higher.
Thuredsys wheat receipts Mime
apVliS ~ cars. against ESQ year ago
! Duluth. s. cars, against l25. 81. Louis,
$1,000 bu against 10000 hu. Kansas
city. 90 cars, against -, Winnipeg -Go
cars against 3ai.
Primary wheat receipts were 737 900
bu. compared with 6b7 600 bu year
ago.
Exports Of wheat and nour Thursday.
! 2s4. 900 bu
( CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
I CHICAGO. Nov 1.-THE market
showed slight advances in wheat and
4 oats. corn remaining statiouar'. rec.
I wheaf Up sc. MAY re higher De-.
aud Man corn unchanged. Dec. and
T Nav oHts ltp &C. Provisions steady %
I fras tioualIg lower
3 Clp-r.-SH grains NHu,Ntd declines
4 fol t." dtt'v trading bcr'Wb,r sans.
! Ma wheat or i., DE euI'f and MAJ
! corn lst lower. BrCrm1tr oats pu t4t.
/ Ma IN -s, Prov isious general.
] showed fractional advances.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
CHICAGO PRODTCE.

CHICAGO. Nov l7-Butter: Extras,
SOC, tirsts, PSI. C.. dairy extras, 2sisc
1rsts. roc. Eggs. Prime nrsts, sic;
rirsts PC Cheese. Skins, IL. n l4Llc.
young Americas. l5a. n l6c Live poul-
try. Fowls. lOu 10tsc ducks. liz %
t2c. geese. 1915 isC
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras. SIC Id.
arsts. 2Snc; dairy butter. csc: packing
stock. 3lhc per 10.
EEEs-Fresh current receipts, cases
lrcludad, 3oi. dok. Receipts on Thurs
day. III cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
NEW VORk MONEY.

MEN YORK. Nov Money Oh call.
ga u274. Time money, az for six
months Bar silver London 25As
New York, 55isc Demand sterling
s4S5e5n
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
LIVE STOCK.
MItHIUNN CENTRAI. STOOLS NNRD'

MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCk ARDS,
DETROIT. Nov. lI-Cattfe-pu4l ana
10 Il sc lower than last week outlook
steady. Prices ranged as follows,
Choice steors. averaging from LOCO 10
100 pounds. at $500 So, choice
handy killers S4.40Q sac, light 20 sood
butchers steers and hetfers. g. - q ! -
common killers and fnt COWS. - ooW
$50, Gamers COWS, Si25N % COM
mon 60 prime shipping bulls S3m 40 .
light butchers and heavy sausage pulls,
$3.50 q $50. stockers and feeders, 500
q as per cwt Mich COWS active az
50 q -, veal calves active at SD 2. 30
per cwt SHEEP and lambs dull and soc
lower for LAMBS; quality iaiT choice
lambs. Sb.T5l6 light 10 fair. s. RI b.
common TO prime sheep. $50 B. mixed
sheep and lambs. sA.501 $50. common
killers. 12.15 u S.25. Culls. $ "a 100 per
Cwt. Hogs-hogs dudll and d5oc lower
than last week; quality fair prim,
mediums and fat Workers. s.. - q 90,
light Workers and pigs. $725p 80.
Receipts: Cattle. 9?0. calves, 3se,
sheep, ASS; nogs. san.
EAST BUFFALO-openinE.
Dunning q stevens Live stock Report.
. EAST BuFFALo:; n y My My l h..,
1900 TO l,4oo ID: steers, $6.60g6.7S;
good prime 1900 10 l,So0-lb. steers,
IS. IS q 636. best LOO TO l,2o0-lb ship
steers. 1000 TO l.lO0-lbs. sl5OQ5 light
butcher steers. {4l09 ass, best fat
cows. $4.25 Q6. fair TO good cows. 50 q
SIS. trimmers, s25oa275: best fat
heifers. 1A.7S95,50; good fat heifers, Is
q $50; fair 10 good 90. s3.25 3, rs;
stock heifers. SS.25g95o; best feeding
good feeding steers, S425g4.5o: stock
ers, all grades, f3.50Q 3. 70; pest bulls,
st5ea bologna bulls, s. IS 9 = IS
mixers and springers. S7Oa so; good TO
prime mixers ana springers, $50 q 90
common 70 good do. 40
Hog 20 cars. slow; heavy
81 SO. workers.. $500 7.65. pigs, 81 90
sheep and Lambs-Rsceipts AZ car :,
slow. lambs. s6.15n625 yearlings.
$45od5; wethers, s4a 4e5; ewes. 81 s.
Calves: s5a1o7S. @
EAST BUFFALo-CIOse.
EAST BUFFALO. Nov. 11-Cattle-
Receipts. $50 head, market dull and
weak; prime steers. S6.25 n 50, butcne'
grades, S3QS. Calves-Receipts Toe
head. market active. CSC lower; cul
70 choice, $500 1915. sheep and
lambs-Receipts 5000 head market
slow, Csc lower choice lambs. $50 >
40; sheep, s2.55G 4.25. Hogs-ke-
ceipts 3.40O head, market light easier
Workers, $3.50 a 3.65 pigs, s. 50 n 80
mixed. t7.o0q7.65 heavy, s7.55q 80
roughs, 81 'og7; stays, $50 $50.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO,
Nov. l7.-Hogs. Receipts. 10000, mar
ket, steadyis mixed and butchers, 81 20
q7.s0; good heavy, $710G7.65: rough
heavy S710g730; light. s. O5q 80
pigs. S675675o Cattle. eleceipts. \.
: 600. market, steady; beeves, $4.40p ~
cows and heifers, So eOG 20. stockers
and feeders, $500 $50. Texans, 50 n
$50: calves, S750Gl0. sheep Receipts
10 600: market, weak, native, 81 % q
405 western. s250d 4l0; lambs, S425
d615, western, 4.50Q $40.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Nov l7-HoSs. Re-
ceipts. $500. 50 l0c lower, mediums
and heavtes $3.50, workers.. s745 pigs
and lights, 81 55 Cattle Receipts. :
cars. slow. sheep. Receipts, 20 cars
SIS Calves Rrceipts. 100. $40 %
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

John NJ. Donaldson was elected a
director OF the Home Savings bank
in the meeting held Wednesday. TAX
Ing one Of the places on the board left
vacant by the deaths Of w. X. Ander.
son and Charles I. Farrell. Mr.. Don
aldson is one OF the best known archi'
tects I'm Detroit. He is the senior
member OF the firm OF Donaldson &
Meier
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

The Iron Trade Review. OF Cleve'
land. reports slight Strengthening
in the pig iron market. with cOnsum
ers buying more freely. improve
ment seems slow. however. There is
further effort 10 curtail production
two furnaces having been blown our
In eastern Pennsylvania during the
veek Stocks have increased in Ala
bama. There Is better tone report
Ell I'm the market for finished products.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

The oral real estate call OF wants
and offerings was started Thursday
noon. at the regular luncheon OF the
real estate board, in the Penobsco-
Inn.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
BUSINESS NOTES.

A comparison OF bank deposits IN
Detroit. shown by a statement which
has just been made. reveals an in.
crease Of Sli294 600 over the figures
for last year
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18

II is reported that the receivership
of the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton VIII
terminate Dee l. and the road will be
turned back TO the stockholders. II
was put into rcceiycrship in Febru-
airy, 1908. on default Of payment Ut
coupons on its bonds
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
YESTERDAYS N. Z. sTOCKA

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone ~ Co, l16-llS Griswold-st.'
Omen Noon
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
U. S. GOVT. BONDS.

Bond quotations reported by Hayden
t..rn ~ 4 W.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
TOLEDO

TOLEDO. Nor iTLvhest-cash.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-07

who had a faint suspicion that his off
spring is setting a pitfaH for him.
IT'S funny" muses. Son, how the wisest
mon refuse to take advice on buying a
hat. and then go out and get stung any
way. The only thing for you to do, Pop,
is to Join the 'Shoot-the-Hat' bunch. In
that way you can sidestep the bother and
save the mazuma at the same time"
The money might save in a year going
without hats wouldn't amount to much, -
declares Father. III the women could be
induced to form No Hat brigades, how
ever. IL would prove great boon to hard
working husbands"
When any hubby gets 80 he can coax
wife "a pass up buying lids you can make
up your mind that he's chap with a hyp-
motto eye and the lady's In a trance" as
serts Son. She'll come out OF her slumber
some day, too, and when she does" con-
cludes the Household adviser. little bright
eyes VIII buy out an entire millinery store
in order to get square"
Copyright. 1910, by the N. Y. Herald Col
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-07

Wrinkles may be caused by neglect of
the skin as much as by illness or worry
and the latter is an infallible short cut for
having them. When r. woman worries, the
muscles of her face become tense, stretch
ing the skin, which goes into lines. As
women will worry till the end of time, II is a
wise one who treats her complexion to
ward off wrinkles. Water is drying to the
natural oils of the skin, without which the
complexion will not stay firm and fresh
Wherefore a water bath morning and night
might be called sufficient usings at other
times such agents as will be strengthening
as we'll as cleansing, a combination by no
means impossible to have.
Such is a lotion made from sixteen grains
each of powdered olibanum benzoin and gum
arabic, twenty-four grains Of Jordan al
monds powdered, six grains of ground
cloves, eight grains of ground nutmeg and
four ounces OF deodorized alcohol
! The gum arabic, olibantum and benzoin
are dissolved in the alcohol, the cloves nut
meg and almond previously being mixed
The two mixtures are combined, standing
for two days tightly corked, and occasion.
ally shaken. At the end Of two days
three-quarters of an ounce Of orange flower
water is added and the whole Is poured
! through coarse muslin to clear II.
This LIQUID may be used frequently
through the day, always letting the appica
| ton dry on When used to cleanse, thu
first application must be washed off, put
ting on a second Immediately after drying
the skin.
Another, adapted to the same use, Il
made from one-quarter of an ounce of Of
OF rosemary, one dram OF oil OF lavender
fifteen drops OF oil of petit grain, tw,
drains of tincture of tolu two gills Of ros
water and three gills Of rectified spirit
OF wine There are mingled and the lotiol
lis considered 10 be an excellent tonic, usinI
It frequently on the face.
It must be remembered with this, and al
other gentle agents, that they act slowly
The complexion will be neither clear no
fresh in one week or two. 1t will be sew
aral months before any improvement can b
noted, for the action Is slow, being there
fore, the more lasting. Those whic
quickly affect the complexion are necessar
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-07
Women, He Decides, Are the Most
Forgetful of All Creatures. : =

the solemn asseveration of her ~favorite
firm. ~
So the Boss wife sailed into the marts
of trade and purchased a bargain birthday
present for her lord.
Also she ordered beefsteak, potatoes au
grHtin and green corn for dinner-a cult
nary birthday ode which the most poetic
of chefs could never surpass.
At o'clock the Boss latchkey admitted
a grieved and disappointed, man.
(. Happy birthday" called his wife as she
skipped to the door.
Huh" growled the Boss. 81 might
have many birthdays as Methuselah
and you'd never find 1t out"
As he spoke he took from his pocket an
evening paper. .,"a
"Its the little things in married life
that count he read from his wife's
favorite newspaper oracle; the flowers on
her birthday, the new book on the ami
versary Of her wedding But none of these
things apply to the husband, Of course
He's lucky If his wife remembers the day
he died"
Silently the Boss wife conducted her
spouse to the dinner table
Before the array OF corn, his favorite
potatoes and the rarest of beefsteak the
Boss wrath melted to gentle melancholy
ITO think that my wife should forget
my birthday" he observed. ITO think thai
! should have to remind her of it over the
telephone. To think"
Mo- interrupted the Ross wife, dom
think in advance. You dear idiot yor
were born on September 3-the day aftel
tomorrow. If you don't believe me, tele
graph to your mother. But your presen'
is in our room on the bureau. Go look a.
| it."
And very. meelSly the Boss of the Estab
lishment did as he was told.
! Copyright, 1910. by the N. Y. Herald Co