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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
pont stnr Tho baby unul nature re

Don't stuff the baby until nature re
] beis by an emesis.
Don't expect the baby to be perfect
| ~ well unless you feed IL on natures
| food mothers milk.
Don't forget that n wants cool wa
ter 10 drink occasionally.
Don't keep the baby in the house
one minute n at II Is possible 10 have
il out Of doors. \ baby kept ont in
the air and sunshine wi: not be cross
and irritable.
At night be sure the room is well
ventilated. II, susceptibility to sick.
ness is In inverse ratio - the amount
OF good pure air YOU provide for its
lungs
Don't put too many clothes on ia.
baby. aud. above al. don't infict IT
with long clothes. Least Of all should
thi, be done during ~ first few mouths
Of life. when IL IL weaker thar al any
other time
Don't fasten i.s clothes Ike wise.
and then think il is Going TO be COM
Portable. \ chi.i can't je happy unless
II can move every muscle of its body
freely.
Don't bundle up its lead 10 sufoca-
tiCn. Don; cover up rs head except
ia blast Of Wip1
Don't be cross aud irritable "Iout the
baby. and ,hen bc surprised tbat II re-
fleet, Your aoO".
Don't let LeOpie ont.ide ibc family
kiss the baby. Never 50 tramplr on
your chiId's rislts as 70 mat" II sub
nit 10 an IN Nelcome cnrcss 'rom any
one.
4 child las NJ Cral d.<ike ~
shown; or and ia you 'nare 1t a..
quire a taste rar such proceeding yon
will have 20 shank IL later cor beiLg
forward ard iupudcnt.
BE caim and self-contairci always
in the presence Of yoLr litti" OtF. froG1
It's days % "ardest babyhooJ.- Ameri-
can Cultivate.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

silver ripping scissors are pretty and
have specially designed blades for that
purpose.
Either plumcs or quills are employed
in trimming the silk beavers which are
So modish,
\ good sized buckle on one picture
hat shows the skin of sable pulled
through IT,
Ribbon caught in loops all round the
crown OF a rolling brim sailor gives the
good effect
Appliances Of wool lace. white or
ccru. are much liked for trimming
white felt dress hats.
Flattened out birds. however repus
nant TO some are noted upon some de-
cidedly smart examples.
A face powder book is = novelty with
handsome silver back and eighty de-
tachable perfumed leaves
Nail clippers in silver of attractive
design are new idea TO be had, as
we'll as the more familiar curved Scis'
sors.
Red copper. adorned with brilliants'
appears In the smaller trif'cs, such n
hat pins. dumbbell bar links, match
box. pocket knife. etc.
\ latch key chain is a convenient idea
lust introduced among silver trinkets.
This permits the latch Key 10 hang be-
low all the other Keys OF the key rims.
- that it can Jc easily found in tue
dark.
\ cigar box opener. strong ond wei
made. so ii isn't a pretty toy merely
with steel opening blade and hammer
and n heavy French gray silver ban1'c
may be something not already in the
possession OF the man YOU have iu your
mind not yet provided with gift.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
SHEEP ARE USEFUL

Sheep are necessary on some farms in
order TO save much Of the waste mate
rials. sheep will eat many plants that
other animals will not touch II may
not be profitable for some farmers 10
keep large nocks Of sheep. but dozen
sheep will cost almost nothing The
same may be said OF one or two pigs
which give profit because they con.
sumo materials that would other wise
go To the manure heap but too many
sheep or pigs may make the item Of
labor too costly 10 allow Of a profit.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
EVERY INCH A QUEEN.

This is President LouOets unofficial
Impression of Queen Alexandra. as Civ.
en- the other day To n friend. II have
heard" he said that she possessed
considerable personal gifts, and was
n surprisingly well preserved woman.
1t is true. But you must see her FOR
yourself to realize her unique charm.
secret which battles you always. Her
face is, perhaps, too long for perfect
beauty, and she is no longer In the
first flush of youth Still, the fact re
mains that when she is present you
forget TO look at other ladies who may
be twice as beautiful and not half her
age She speaks little; her eyes. rath.
CT naughty, are curiously and strange.
ly sad. They are always abstraCted,
as if her thoughts were elsewhere. Her
lips are sad, too She Smilcs-but that
expression of indefinite sadness is al
ways there. As for her grace, it is
astonishing. Surely she did not learn
that superb graciousncsS of bearing in
that sleepy little Danish court she
came from! We have women in France
who are probably better dressed. but
we have none who possess her supreme
elegance. She is royal from top TO
toe. In time of revolution were she TO
show herself at window. every sol
dier's heart would beat the faster
each man would be willing to die for
her" You are eloquent in your
praise" remarked NJ. LoubetS visitor.
"Ah! ! speak of an incomparably fas-
cinating lady" replied the President
Philadelphia Record.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
(AoVSEHoLO -
-NzI AINTSN

The candles for your entertainments
will burn slowly and steadily through
the evening il they are kept on ice all
day.
Frequent washing with soap will dim
the surface OF mirror. The occasion.
nj use Of alcohol is recommended, hus
for frequent washing. damp newspaper
with polishing with chamoiS skin viii
keep mirrors and table glassware IN
good condition.
The cloths used in waxing floors Or
polishing furniture should I've kept IN
q covered crock rs long rs ciean. tbcn.
instead OF letting them accumulate IN
closet or storeroom. burn them immc
dately. since vegetable oils are 50
liable to spontaneous combustion.
Care should be taken cf ,h'idr'n's
lunch baskets 10 keep them sweet md
clcsn. dipping them IN hot >ait water.
then into cold. at least once g Tontr.
Dry quickly by the fire in the SUNSHINE.
Isc Japanese napkins Instead al iH..
and hurn them after once u>ius.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
N 'DQyd0it'
k& CHAT:

A preparation FOR keeping the hair
IL curl which may easily be prepared
at home is made by taking fifteen
grains of gum arabic or pulveriZpd
borax. three drams Of spirits OF cam
phOr and eight ounces % water warm.
Dissolve the solids in the water When
cool add the Camphor
Naseline and cocoanul butter. mixed
in equal proportions, are recommended
for stimulating the growth o. the eve
brows The preparation should be
rubbed In carefully but thoroughly.
every night Care is essential In doing
anything with the eyebrows, because
the hairs are not as rule, very mum
erous. and the unnecessary loss of one
is a matter of importance, especially
when one is doing her best 10 cultivate
them.
Tartar should be removed from the
teeth at least twice a year. Don't let
IL accumulate, for it brings whole
train of evils in It's wake. Don't use
any but the best tooth brush aud the
best dcntifrice you can buy. Money is
well spent in purchasing the best toilet
requisites. The teeth should be
brushed the last thing Mt night; this Is
most important. Use "A toothbrush
slowly and deliberately and polish your
teeth after cleaning them. Even with
We plain features u poor complexion
aud thin hair girl may be almost
charming If she has sparkling white
teeth
Fingers that would otherwise he
pretty are often dishgurcd 10y hang
nails. Nothing can well be uglicr than
these little red tags OF flesh at the cor
ncrs of ones nails. Sometimes they
are caused 10y pushing the skin down
when it is dry. or using a sharp instru-
mcut. like the edge of pair of scis.
.ors. when the skin has grown upon
the nail soak in warm water FOR i've
minutes. then push il down gently with
the towel. If one makes use Of this
gentle process two or three times day,
or remembers To dry the ends Of the
fingers by rubbing down, instead of up,
the nails ought TO keep good shape
without the danger of making hang
nails. PittsburG Dispatch.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
Where Silence Is Golden.

City Committeeman John Boyle,
who is becoming known as that "epi
grammatic Democrat from the TWEEN,
ty-cighth ward. got of new one az
the last meeting OF his bailiwick' .
campaign committee when the ques
tion Of naming leader for the ward 3
unterrified during the pending contest
came up
In my opinion Mr. Blank is the
best man we could select for the
place" said one OF the members. in
advocacy Of friend He is the best
talker IN the ward. In fact. fellow.
committeeman. he talks like a book.
as the saying goes"
We don't want any leader who
talks like a book" bluntly responded
Mr.. Boyle. What we do want is a
man for leader who talks like a bur
glar-proof safe after 1t is locked up Tor
the night. ."-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
BEATTY TALK.

Eat what you like and all you want
OF it is a good rule for those who
want to develop the bust and get stout
across the chest and full in the shoul-
dCrs
MILK, II it agrees with you IS good
and chocolate is thousand timcS bet
ter.
There are institutions for the cure of
nervous patients where the whole diet
is chocolate and cocoa. and in these
chocolate cures the patients rest and
get well.
The breakfast foods are good, If one
likes them and can assimilatc them
But the patient must experiment. un.
til she gets one that agrees with Lcr.
All do not agree with all persons.
says the 81. Louis Republic.
Eating fruit is good for the person
Of poor digestion and for the woman
with A narrow chest But she must
not eat, 1t before meals in sufficient
quantities TO take away her appetite.
Many delicately constructed persons
can eat no breakfast after they have
taken fruit and these people shou.d
not try to eat fruit before their meals.
Sleeping great deal develops the
figure while 1t quiets the nerves. and
1t is as good a tonic as one could de-
sire.
But. in the lesson of the development
of the figure. deep breathing is the first
thing to be learned and the last thing
TO be forgotten.
Unless you can breathe deeply and
hold your breath a long time you can.
not hope to attain perfection of lung
development.
Deep breathing consists Of taking
air into the lungs aud OF expcl!ing il
fully.
The lungs are then inflated with air
which is in turn expelled. Il is the
ordinary process Of breathing. but done
I'm an extraordinary manner.
You must learn to completely empty
the lungs and you must learn TO fi
them TO their very depths.
You are probably in the habit OF
only half using the lungs. while H.
deep breathing you must use the eH
tire lung capacity.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
OUR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

The United States transport Kingsley
Is ashore at MurcelagOs, North Min
danaO. T. /, with rock through her
bottom.
The Raleigh. the Cincinnati. the Al.
bany and the Pompey, of the Northern
Asiatic Squadron. under command OF
Rear.Admiral Cooper. arrived at Homo.
lulu, III. /. from Yokahoma.
II is said that Governor Taft and
Mgr Guidi, the Apostolic Delegate
have reached a basis of agreement for
the purchase Of the lands owned by
the friars The price agreed on IS ST..
10000
The Carmelitc convent at san Juan.
Porto Rico, has been abandoned. after
being occupied 200 years
At San Juan, Porto Rico. the indica
cations now point to "A settlement Of
the Cigarmakers' strike by a cOmprO.
mise on So per 1000 for breyas.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
She Tried "a Snare Him.

The little man who was the meek
escort OF the big woman in her ram
bles through the big shopping estab-
lishment had tainted.
"Is he subject 10 this sort OF thing"
asked the shopwalker, az he applied
a piece OF ice TO the unfortunate mans
head and motioned the crowd To stand
back
Not exactly" replied the PROSTATE
mans better three-quarters. Hes a
little nervous sometimes. | tried to
buy il without letting him see me, but
he heard me give the order"
Buy WHAT" said the shopwalker,
somewhat suspiciously.
"A rolling-pin," said the aggressive
angel And then they understood.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
AMERICAN EXPORT TRADE.
November Exports Larger Than in Any
Month Except October, 1900.

November Exports Larger Than in Any
Month Except October, 1900.
Washington. ID. C.-The exports Of
merchandise from the United States
last month were larger than in any
month in the history Of the country.
except October. 1900 Barring that
month and October OF the present year.
last months exports were $4,000 OO0
IN excess OF the best month on record.
rhe November shipments were valued
DIT Si60, 4JJ $50, which is about $50 900
600 more than the November record
of last year
The exports in October. 1900, which
reached the high.water mark of the
American export trade. so far rs the
record of a single month is concerned,
we're Sl63, $50, $50. The exports of the
last eleven months have amounted TO
Sl.3lO, 100. S26. as against Sl.2l2 ,693.-
$50 in the corresponding months OF
last year. and Sl.32S, f3i S2l in 1901.
the banner year.
The imports last month aggregated
81. .O61 .S06. as against SS53S6.lIo In
November OF last year. Since the first
OF the calendar year the imports have
been S917, 3Sl. a record breaking
amount
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
WEHJ OEyWE WEEK
ax,s:s ~ Me- zsszz1zy
u
wAsPINGTOS ITEMS.

Seer ,1ry Root testified in behalf ~
General Leonard Wood before the Sen
ate Committee on Military Affair."
Repra tentative Dayton. Of West Yir.
ginia. declared the United STATES
should not stop building b1ttleships
until fprty-Gve are In the water
Representative De Almond. Of Mis-.
souri,. introduced bill providing for
the ranking and promotion OF officers
Of the United States Army on merit.
The Interstate Commerce Commis.
sion. in ~ annual report. prOnOunces
the Elkins law forbidding discrimina-
ton in railway rates wise and salu-
tary.
A resolution authorizing a committee
10 call on the POstmaster-General for
papers IN the postal investigation was
defeated IN the House after a sharp
debate
The Secretary Of War has determl ned
no further action regarding the war at.
terances OF Major General Macarthur
in Honolulu. RI /.
The State Department was informed
that Nicaragua has recognized the re-.
public Of Panama.
The Democratic Senate caucus adopt
cd a resolution making its decisions
when made by a two-tbirds vote bind
ing upon It's members.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt. Secrc.
tary Hitchcock and other officials at.
tended funeral services for John Il.
Proctor. late President Civil Service
Commission
The Prairie was ordered 10 Colon
with her 2J0 marines
Senator Hanna asked the Senate
Committee on Military Affairs 10 re.
quire General Wood to appear aud an.
swer the charges against him
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
Changes Color of stream

w. S Batchley. the Indiana State Geo
logst. who was Ia Marion and Grant coun
ties visiting the OF! fields disclosed some
interesting facts IN relation TO Boo =
Greek Mr. Blatchiey stated that he had
and found that the color of the stream.
which was supposed 70 be due to filth.
was really due to the rays Of the sun.
This statement created stir. as it could
not be seen why 4 creek would have a
milky appearance IN the early morning
some days. while on others ~ would be
muddy and oily and later IN the day partly
clear The geoloyst says that the water
carries chemical elements from oil and -
affected by the rays of the sun IN the early
morning and made To look like milk.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
RATION FOR LAYING HENs.

Bran. two pals; grOsnd oats three.
fOurths pals; corn meal. ree.fourths
pail, animal meal, three quarts This
=, steamed with hot water pipe and
fed crumbly. This mash for the hen
Is fed in the morning as much as they
Will eat up clean. Between ! and
O'Clock feed Of wheat ia given. and
at night whole corn. The mash is salt.
cd. but no pepper i. used For green
food. cabb,ges and mangolds are fed
I'm winter, and in summer. lawn clip.
pings In winter cut bones are fed
in place OF animal meal. -Massach
sctts Ploughman
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
SOME CLOCKS.

Nothing is more effective in a hail
than grandfather's clock In a draw
ing-room some more ornamental clock
should be used, while in the dining
room something massive il in order
\ quaint inlaid mahogany clock OF the
eighteenth century would be suitable
for the latter use. In the nursery a
cuckoo clock gives great delight, and
in the library one is fortunate II she
can secure an old lantern clock with
an eight-day chime. \ dainty French
clock with ormuu ornamrntation is
an attractive object in the dressing
room.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

BREEDS AND EGG PRODUCTION.
The ability of hens TO lay depends
mOre on the treatment they receive
than upon the breed they represent II
hens are properly fed. watered and
housed they will lay well, otherwise
they will not There Is difference in
the laying capacities Of breeds. but It
* best expressed by saying that Ger,
tain breeds are poor layers rather than
ldat certain breeds surpasS all others
In egg production II is true also that
certain hens of slow laying breeds will
sometimes develop good laying quail.
ties, thus confirming what we said be-
forc-that there is more i'm the treat.
mfnt aud still more in the individuality
of hens than in the breed that controls
owned was a cross of Cuban game on
common hen. and another nearly as
good was 4 pure bred Langshan pro.
cured from the late Or Stonchraker.
of Waco Texas. and hatChcd from an
egg purchased from Mrs CrOod. OF
England. A neighbor who was famil'
Jar with the qualities of this hen gave
the writer S. for her when she was
two years old as he wanted to develop
laying strain. This hen was the
color of a rusty stovepipe, wore n black
face. was lacking IN symmetry and
would have been disqualified at pcul,
try show Farm and Ranch
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
Racora Price For String Re,ns

Florida string beans sold at 50 per
basket az wholesale this week. the
highest point ever touched in this mar
ket. The usual price Is Sl.5O 10 $50
at this season. aud they have sold as
low as tfty cents Cold weather Is as
signed as the principal reason of the
shortage which caused the advance
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

parallel 10 each other The Grst is from
one and one half To two inches from the
toe and the second the same distance
msnds Of the case. The shoe is used
on mixed gated horses with the result
of making them go square aud steady.
The illustration gives good idea OF
the device
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
An Editnr ~ Thirteen.

Have a Smile Is the name OF a new
weekly paper in Los Angeles, cal. aud
o. which Arthur l.. Mackaye and I.or-
ing Mackaye are the editors and pub.
fishers. The last named. who is the as.
sistant editor OF the paper, is but thi.-
teen years old.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
SAYS We Eat More Snrar

When the Cuban reciprocity bd. vas
taken up in the Senate Mr.. Perkins. OF
California. declared that the people Of
the Uni ed States had increased their
sugar consumption six pounds year
per capita during the past eight years
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
Form Topics.
sOApsrDs u MANrRN.

'-'-F' = = -" y ~ - y = w,
Nothing is better 10 prevent loss OF
ammonia from the manure heap than
.'oapsuds. Keep the head well sstu
rated and make holes in the head. 20
that the sOapsuds can pass down 20
the bottom of the heap. Chemical ac-
tiOn is facilitated. but there are forma.
tions OF salts that prevent lOss.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
Anrnnrn Of Winter yvhsnt

Returns TO the Chief OF the Bureau
of Statistics OF the Department Of Ayr.
culture indicate that the newly seeded
area OF winter wheat is about - 600.
OoJ acres. deer, Sc Of six per cent
from the area estimated 20 have been
sown i'm the fall OF 1902.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
TIE MEMPHIS SHOE

The Memphis shoe. so.callrd from be
ing tried extensively by trainers at
Memphis, has jumped into popularity
with a bound 1t consists Of an ordi
nary horseshoe with the exception that
across its face are welded two bars
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
HOW TO BEAT 4 CARPET

HOW To ftAI y iAhEr. D.
Carpets shorid be beaten on The
wrong side first and affrrw1rd NOR.
gently on the right. N-yer put down
a carpet on damp door. for this
often the result Of hurry and impl.
tience on the part Of weary house
lleaners-l- a frequent cause Of car
pets becoming moth eaten.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

;. W. Nichols. one OF thc editors st
the Jack sonville uill Journal has pre.
sentcd $4,000 TO his CIT, for the .nur-
chase OF a public park.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

Nearly $50. 600 in gold has = ar.l
Ia this country from Europe in I'll, .t-t
few weeks.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

over 4l.OOo.OoO pictorial postcards
were delivered By the Swedish post.
office IN 1902.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

HELPS FOR YOUNG MOTHERS
Don't be afraid to use common sense
IN the care OF your baby.
Don't forget that regularity in meal
time Is just as necessary for your lit
tle one as fUs yourself.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
Ai00 Re~ar.i

Australia has. ~ the result Of last
years drought, bought since January
100000 bushels u wheat. or its equi-
valent in hour. from the Pacific Coast
aud i,OyJ.OyO from New York
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26

Petroleum High
Pennsylvania petroleum is higher
than it has been since 1895.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
YhoIeSai. Prices Quoted ID New York

MILK
The Milk Frchange orice for stan1sr
quality - 81 per quart.
BUTTER
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
DRESSED POULTRY.

turkeys. per lb.......... IL @ 2l
Fowls, Western, per h. Q G9 ~
Chickens State. per b.. M 1871
Brollers. Phill.. per lb..... 81 G %
Ducks, spring per d.. 10 CG l6
lieese, spring, per lb....... 10 C0 II
Squads, per dozen. ......... 62 "a 90
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-26
HOPS

State. 1908, choice. per 10. 81 @ 30
Good to prime, per b.. % (G 20
Common 90 fair ......... y @ ~
Pacific coast. 1903, choice. 26 (9 u
Good 20 prime. per lb .. II a. 30
Common to filr........ p H 20