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Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The gift from the former president and Mrs. Roosevelt is among the first in 8 col lection which has come from all parts of the world. for the silver wed ding anniversary of President and Mrs Taft. With the exception of the tokens from public bodies and organi- zations, no list of gifts will be made public at the white house.
 Heading the circle Of gift bearers were members Of the senate. wEose gift took the form or a splendid silver service complete to the smallest de la. fl suitably inscribed and bearing. besides the names of the recipients, the date of the presentation and its source. The gift from the house Of representatives-three dozen massive silver plarters--are individually de- scribed with the initials Fl. II. IT, ". IT. IT," fiauked on either side with a spread eagle.
 Notable among the gifts is large ] fern dish Of unique design given by Mir. Taft's fellow classmen of Yale '7S. Ills fraternity brothers Of the Skull and Bones" presented an nm I mense silver tray.
 , From the members of the press sar ! Ier1es came a huge silver basket suit i able for holding flowers and from the white house correspondents a silve: punch howl. The secretary Of state and Mrs. Knox sent a massive silver vase [ more than two feet high, suitable for roses. From the vice president and Mrs. Sherman came a flower vase oi { silver and rock crystal
 Platter Gift Of MseVeagns. f The secretary or the treasury ana ' Mrs. MacVeagh's token was unique Designed by Mrs. MacVeagh and mad, Ii under her direction, 1t takes the forn
 of a huge oval platter For holdin:
 fruit
 I More than two feet w1de. the plat
 ter. which is deep has a rim of go,
 decorated on either side Of the deepl,
 carved circumference with two eagles The reverse bears the coat of arm
 Of The United States.
 , The attorney general and Mrs i Wickersnam sent an unusual repous
 SC silver jewel case. an antique whicl
 Mrs. Wickersnam devoted much tim 10 procuring.
 The postmaster general gave a tai silver vase for roses John Rarret
 presented his latest book specialI,
 bound. autographed and inscribed
 sr. and Mrs. Charles D. Norton gav, l a silver jewel box. William Berry o t, Brooklyn, \. Y. sent a large vase oi [ silver and the members of the Tafl ! Philippine party gave two immense silver ewers and a large silver tray ! their original gift Of a silver service being abandoned owing 10 the presen tsticn made by the senate.
 Eeyers Give Silver Loving Cup
 The secretary of the navy and Mrs Meyers gave a handsome loving cup of silver. Among the many personal tok-
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PROTECT
THE HEALTH OF YOURSELF ANC
 FAMILY.

Pope's Herb is prepared to provide q dependable household remedy based upon the principle of purity Of blood insuring freedom from disease It IS a medicine for nlaladies such as Rheumatism. Liver Complaints. Con stipation, Fever and Ague, Female Disorders, Indigestion. Lumbago, Kid aey Derangements, Catarrh, Sick and Nervous Headaches. Loss Of Appetite and all ailments arising from inactiv Ity of the Liver and Kidneys It is a purely Herbs, Bsrks and Roots Compound. It Is put up in choc- plate coated Tablets pleasing and easy to take, tor can be dissolved in water.)
 Mrs. J. C. Meade Of HyattsviIie, Md, says;
 For years have suffered with Bachache, Headaches, Neuralgia, and Nervousness and extreme Fatigue. tried many remedies without relief Four months ago a grateful friend Induced me to write to Pope Medicine Co, Washington, D. C., for a bo1 of Popes Herb Compound Tablets the very first dose of two tablets gave ne relief I used not quite Sl .0G box and I aJn entirely cured of the pain in my back and have no more : headache.
 [ pr. J. V. Hennesey, a prominent Physician and Surgeon of Albany. N "As a Blood Purifier. Liver Kidney and System regulator prescribe
 Pope Medicine Co. of Washington. D. C., Herb Compound, as nave done for the past 20 years, and I have found it to be a great remedy, which seldom if ever fails. There are thou sands of letters from users of Pope"s Herbs, that have been benefited and cured by It's proper use. Pope's Herb ! Compount Tablets are put up 20U . in a box, 'six months treatment and will be sent postpaid oR receipt of $1.06. Each box contains 6 printed guarantee bidding us to refund the purchase price if the remedy fails to | benefit, also full directions.
 Guaranteed by the Pope Medicine Co, Inc, under the Pure Food and Drugs Act, June 20. 1906. No. 34956
 For terms to agents in unoceupied
 territory, address POPE MEDICINE CO, INC.
 Pope Building, Washington, Q. c.
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Why Widows Are Fascinating

in her smiles and listens 10 her rip bling laughter is rescued from the blues and all other depressing ills of the kind as if by magic.
 I young widow. however lovely. does not rely upon her looks to pro duce an impression. When she wants to please one of the opposite sex she is always good company. She has read the latest novel, seen the newest play, heard the most fashionable gossip and upon all subjects prattIes intelnGentiy and entertainingly This the average girl dare not do. To begin with she is far too shy to show of" as she terms it. her knowiedge of curernt lir- erature. somewhere she has heard or read that men are bored by blue stockings" and she is incapable O discriminating between 8 heavy and an erudite dissertation upon a subject and a light, butter7y-like mention Of what is going on in the world of books.
 To read a scientific work merely in order to be able to take an intelligent interest in the subject that is her sweetheart's hobby would be, to her, ssr too great task to be endured and yet she will go green with jeal ousy when his eyes brighten and his voice sEells Sisn enthusiasm while discussing Its merits wth that arttu widow.
 Widow Has System
 The widow Of mature age who in tends to mary again sets her cap al the man she means to win with thu very incest diplomacy, and ratRer oi 6 different system from the one tn youthful and beautiful one adopts Sh'
 fatters him by asking his advice ebou
 her ciiIdren's education, if she ns any. and he is 8 learned person wit views" upon the subject Should h' consider himself a smart man of al fairs she brings her monetary trouble 10 him. especially asking him to re; ommend her sound investments, or C tell her how to set about the purchas of a little business for herself
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There xiu I.e little happiness in our ssouse after sn, if 1t has been built and conducted 0nJy for ourselves ana sg we have not cOureheRded that ssse rest of the world has Q share in aS and have not gwen ourselves the happiness CT giving giving not innis- criminatefy. but wisely and joyoasiy- .as tine seassa aproacnes when beg ;ging chndre= sprear at every CIV =kleyway and country door, we gre tempted constantly to pay no heed sO the rule Ee have been advised 70 torn of giving no aims at Fhs door cut Of referring t1e applicant 10 the Bureaus of cbar1ty or to one society or another that stands ready to ai- ford assistauee where needet.
 But from this Geuiai and cold ref erence the heart SaTlnks. whether or zot reflection and reason show that fn referring those asking help 70 these societies we ia reality give them lar more efficient help than iJ Is poss'oie for us to bestGE ourselves. For cer- tzinly, in our large cities, charity has come under such system. and sshiiantbrops L. So vel organized as !. business. vith saiariec agents, that sg almost brings into being. as 2 couE- terpart. the profession of pauperis.n.
 Let Q person once prove himself ID seed and incapable of eNerJau, and bureaus with salaried officers make that person an ohIecr Of sOiioitute; there are hospitals in which the des- titute ctiid can be born, asylums where 1t caa he reared, schools where t can be educated. reto-matoc;es, If
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lad did, for it hss cured me.
 "I know of so many cases where wo-
 lcn have been cured by Lydia E. Pink ..am's Vegetable Compound that can asy to every suffering woman if that medicine does not help her, there is nothing that will."-Mrs- JANETzKI, 2963 Arch St., Chicago. III.
 This is the age of substitution, and women wto want a cure should insist upon Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound just as this woman did, and rot accept something else on which the druggist can make little more profit.
 Women who are passing through this critical period or who are suffering from any of those distressing ills pe- culiar to their sex should not lose sight of the fact that for thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, wsicn is made from roots and herbs has been the standard remedy for fe- male ills. In almost every community von will find women who have been restored to health by Lydia E. Fink hams Vegetable Compound
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USEFUL HINTS FUR
 TIE HOUSEWIFE

Be it known to all good housewives who are at this season struggling with dull knives and patent scissors that by plunging pineapple into boil ing water as one does peaches. etc. tne skin and eyes can be removed easily. the length of time left in wat CT belng dependent on ripeness or fruit. A few experiments will make one expert Then snred your pineapple and 1t is ready Tor tabie or canning Shred with silver fork.
 A paste made Of lemon and sulphur will clean white straw hats beautifdl ly. Apply paste with brush. brushin the hat thoroughly with 1t.
 When baking bread before putting in oven cut a slit lengthwise through the loaf. this will make your bread more even.
 But few home milliuers know that in making bows or rosettes it holds the loops together just as well to wind them with thread as to sew them through and through, and leaves the ribbon in better shape to use again. Then it takes only a few stitches to sew the completed bow to the hat.
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An instinctve dislike and dread of 0t the young and attractive widow .1ho crosses her path is traditional in Hhe unmarried girl. In her she recog- aisss 8 rivai whose battery of charms ss perfect. She fears her snares: she 4s4istrusts her Yracfinaticns Deeming aer a traitress. she cannot bear to trust her sweetheart out of her sight zhen Suffering in the distance she perceives tse wbite flag or widows bonnet strings.
 Are such rivals really -uperlaIively dangeruusZ sn many instances they are fascinating Eg.tge- la afaly nor Intentionally W h=s are buried in their husbaras l.ases. Yet in their very patlCs tley are hedsed auo1nd -yvitk attractions. Men who are tender and kind cannot bear to vii ness a woman's sorrow without mak- ing a brave attempt to offer her con solution.
 As a rule the girl who girds against the conquests her rival scores, ap- E.xrcrtiy with such exquisite ease, is uot a very apt analyst. If she were she would soon succeed in discovering those charms which make the widow  fascinating and having done so would add them to her own list of attrac sfons. She would realize the mistakes ea inexperienced girl SC often makes and would fec faith in the more sea soued sirens management of men, ar .uiug-and with perfect justice that, having been educated to please one, she ought to know how to please any.
 The Widows Charms.
 The attractive widow, she voul' perceive, IS almost invariably brign in manner. not at all shy, and Of th' most seraphic temper Nothing rui sels her serenity; she sees humor T the situation even when the rail pours and she has no umbrella and he best dress on- Her piduancy Is pecul !arly delicious and of the most infeC tIous quality: siOOm finds no part Il Eer vicinity, and the man who bask
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HAIR RECEIVER.

A pretty chiffon bag for cOmbings may be made by the clever needle woman. The bottom is made Of cardboard cut round. about five inches in diameter This IS GOV cred with silk. then recovered with chiffon. The bag is made ot two thickness of chiffon, the lining con trastinr with the outer covering, The top of the bag is gathered around a small embroidery hoop, both top and bottom being fin ished with a double friH.
 Make a lining Of tt>n lawn, a. taching it to the bag with a feW stitches. so that i5 can be removed ard laundered ali any time. 4 loor Of silk cord may he seVed to one side Of the bag, by which 70 han2
 it up.
 This receiver made of chiffon is beautiful ID appearance and absolute iy clean at the same time. Thi: is much more convenient than thC small glass or china hair receiver which has to be emptied of it' contents so often.
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How To usE ERuITs.

Many fruits can be bettered by ju diciOus use of other fruits.
 Blackberrtes and blueberries make Q better pie than singly. using blue berries in large quantity
 Continue Quinces with apples.
 Tomato preserves are improved with sliced orange.
 Jelly of apples and pears have pear flavor and apple firmness.
 Strawberries and gooseberries make better jam. To five quarts straw berries add two Of gOoseberries. either green or turning red
 Gooseberries. cgrrants. and rasp- berries n equal parts make good jaia.
 Eieerberries. with green grapes. % 1seferfies. or crabapples for jelly sauce or pie.
 For roiy-poly or jam. black cur rants ald red entrants.
 hlpc red entrants and ripe goose berries make good preserves or pies
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and l went to tle store to get a bottle of Lydia F. Pink hams Vegetable Compound, but the clerk did not want
 to let me have it. he said it was no good and wanted me to try some thIng else, but knowing all about it l in- sisted and finally got it. and | am 80
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10 RENEW SHADES.

When the window shades have become old. worn and cracked, they may be made to look Ike new and last for many years. Lay the shades flat in the floor and paint them with any color of on paint desired This can be purchased at the hardware store in small cans. First paint one side and when dry turn them over and paint the other side When the shades become soiled they may be washed of
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SLICED cucuMeERs.

Cucunlbers are always safe to ca if prepared as follows Pare GU cumbers. now on the three fiat side cut 8 generous strip iengthwise and you will see a white. pithy stripe this is the poison Of a cucumber; cut it out and place the cucumbers in Ice box. One-half hour befor serving slice thin and add sliced onions. salt, pepper and vinegar; put in covered dish and return to ice box til ready to serve.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25
SPELLED NuTs

To free shelled nuts from germs uut them in colander and DOur boiling water over them very quickly
 nd at once immerse in very cold water. drain and wipe dry in folded napkin This does not affect the oils and cripsness Of the nut meats if it is done suickiy.
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and 30 pounds of excessive flesh. Her friends are happy, too. because they have used it with the same result. It is an external application that simply dissolves superfluous flesh and drives 1t out of existence. It's discovery was accidental, like many other great discoveries have been, but it is just as effective as t is simple. You put it on at night for a few nights just where you want the superfluous flesh taken off-on chin or shoulders or abdo- men-and 10. the startling transfor- nation.
 Miss Wilder is so enthusiastic that she will send, free, to any one, fun information in regard to this won derful process of relieving the sui ferings of those who carry a burden of superfluous flesh. A post card ad- dressed to Mae Edna Wilder, Dept. 515A, Rochester, N. Y., will bring full particulars and an enthusiastic letter by return mail. This informa- tion is absolutely free, but do not write for it unless you are a sui ferer from superfluous flesh. II does not interest those who are thin.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25

Pater-I warn you that you will re- rent bitterly if you marry that girl Flius-WhatU you dO-disinherit me2
 Paier-lSo. but I'll give your bride g mechanical piano player for a wedding ureseut.-Toledo Blade
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Philadelphia Record: Blobbs--fie claims to be an English lord. but don't believe it.
 Sslobbs-Whyz
 BlObbs-WeD, I've known him for two weeks and he hasn't tried to borrow any money.
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Chicago Record Herald. T have. said the speaker, been for twenty years before the public. and in all thai time no man has ever dared to accuse me Of having committed ere dishonest act"
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SHE GOT WHAT SHE
 WANTED
This Woman Had to Insist Strongly, but it Paid

Chicago. TL-"I suffered from fe- wall. rrcakness and stomach trnnhle.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25

Hoboken. N J.. will hold a special election on June to decide whetheI or not the city should be governed by commission
 Senator Beveri6ge was deprecaung a too warm debate between southern congressman.
 "A soft answer turneth away wrath" said he. -snd vice-sersa. We should all keep polite tongues in our heads. Only last night I heard Q very fat man say with a loud laugh to a bOW-IeSged friend.
 Jim. old man, you look as if gou'd been riding barrel
 And yous snapped Jim. sourly look as if you'd swallowed one ~ Exc hange
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OPPORTUNITY

Is given at our school to learn the BEST and ONLY PER FECT system of dress cutting ever invented.
 Any one desiring to do any part of their sewing, and with the minimum of trouble and. labor. should learn the Stan dard Square Inch System. No bought" patterns. No altera- lions or refitting. Perfectly re- liable in every detail. Guar Rnteed as represented or money refunded. NO ONE can af- ford to be without it. FEN ROLL NOW.
 First Floor Mrs. Fannie Blacks residence, opposite Lo Tetto Academy. Leave car at Higgins Hill stop.
 Dress Cutting
 Academy
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~Mebby. said a man at the rear end of the hall the public was too busy with more important things to notice that you were before it.
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Her lQHhle Chin MysierlOusly
 Disappears
A MARVELLOUS TRANSPORTATION
 IN 4 SINGLE MIGHT

The happiest girl in the world to. day is Mae Edna Wilder, of Roches- ter, New York. She Is happy because she has escaped from the thraildon
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-12-21
SURSCRIEgT1ON
Home Industry.

Home Industry begins right
on each farm and at each home,
the Father, and the mother, are
the leading factors. And by
their fraternal love should Initiate
their sons and their dAug hlers
into the grand universal Hus-
bandry and then home becomes a
city set ON a hill that cannot be hid
and by the light that they Place
as on a candle stick, gives light to
the world. And this light of Hus-
ban6ry Shining over the home S
of others cause the inmates of that
home, to seek 10 be- admitted into
the flaternal husbandry, and one
by one, and two bv two are ad.
ded to its fraternai arms. And
by and by she will spread her
lofty wings fr' IN sea to sea and
from the rivers unto the ends of
the Garth, And all men will
plant vineyards and cat the fruit
there off. And every man will
sit under his own vine and fig
tree, and none shall molest or
make afraid.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-12-21
Our Flag should be
Protected.

The American flag is the grand
EN- blem of our American Liber-
ty and protection. Whe erever the
the stars and stripes are saw, to
lloat, 1t says to an American
citizen your rights shall be pro-
tected, it matters not whether he
is white or black-Jew or Gen.
llle. And to day as we under
stand il: upon the passport
question. Ru ussia has violated
the most sacred ties or treaty
between herself and America
And we think the time has come
when, remedy for this contem-
table breach made by Russia
should he forth coming; and a
ratification made IN a few words
we have expressed our views to-
our readers on the passport
question. But we will say fur.
ther that when a child we were
taught by our dear old grand
father, to honur the American
flag above all other emblems;
save the Cross of Christ and
that our flag; stars and stripes
stood in honor of that cross.
Therefore he would say never
let that flag trail in the dust il
your strength can hold It up. And
to never let that flag be insulted
without a resentment. And we
say that our feelings on this
point is the feelings of what was
distilled in us in our youth and
childhood. So give US old glory
and the principals she tares or
give us death.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-12-21
MIR. EDITOR,

The question No.
10 asked by A. f. Cali who have
presented the same to scores OF
Divines. Through the CREssET
some one has endevored to. an
swe;' il, it is the first | ever saw
and the best, I'VE would love to
hear from others,) I always
knew there was much in the
name, and that the trinity and
plan of human redemption cen
tered in Christ.
| will now close as / am such
a poor writer, and give the
place for those more able.
Yours in Christ.
A. r, Call.
Come On Bro. Call when we
feel our own weakness then are
we strong in Christ,
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CARD u THANKS

We wish to say thru the COL
umns of The QREssET that Mrs.
Spurier and the Colony women
have our sincere thanks for their
kindness and patient waiting on
my wife and assisting in my
trial hour and my dear Wife's
last struggles in death may. God
bless them for their good work.
G. w. Walker.
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Thursday, Dec. 2lth. 1911 No. ~,
ROLL OF HONOR

IL. W, Vogt, Usage Iron Works
Mo, 25cts.
Cleveland Vogt, Usage Iron
Works Mo. Scots
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Entered as sec0ud d class
matter November 3rd. 1910 at
the Post-o1fce ut Brushyknob
Mo. ?A2hde" Me Act OF
M0rch 3rd. 1870.
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((.y!l5ITll? g! 3 I I.

MRS. Minnie Walker the wife ofG.. w. Walker psssed
'hs lie en- last Thursday right Dec A. 1917 was oid +
est IN the Bfusynob cemetr the 1G Of Dee afor On
'lesS OF many months with the consumption She leaves
husband and Children follow after and ono +t,o on
"hoout stripped her Mother and Brothers. and ma,v
lenos TO morn her lose But their loss is her eternal gan
one was ~ years months and 1G days old when she dad
que was converted at the age of GToned the General
where She renamed until her death her last words
OH hls point was to her Relatives as thew stood around bo
bed weeping Weep for mo am going TO re 4" Fnne,
services was conducted by Elder Rhcds
Husband weep not for her She S gone to rest
Prepare to meet her in heaven
And gain that home Of jov and rest '"'"%"
Where Christ for you las prepared a living
Compliments of the Ed
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? UBLlSHED EVERY THURSDAY
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WORLDS CREssET
Rev. L. S. GARRETT, ED.

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