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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-01
FENDER SAVED LITTLE
EUGENE SMITH, AGED FOUR

Little Eugene Smith. four years old.
Ct Y II Street northeast, had a miracu-
gous escape from death under the
wheels Of a street car yesterday after
noon. The child was playing with
others on the sidewalk. when he sud
denly darted from the pavement 20
cross the street where some of his
piaymates were. when a Columbia car
came whizzing along
The motorman enccavored 20 stop the
car b1Tore the child was reached. and
some OF the other children screamed 10
the boy 20 run back. The little fellow
stopped directly IN the center OF the
track. and was thrown into the fender.
The motorman jumped from HIS car
and picked the child from the wire bas-
ket unhurt and not a hair turned. The
youngster slightly frightened was
turned over TO his mother
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-01
MAKE BONFIRE OF
$4,000 CLUBHOUSE
Incendiary Believed Responsible for
Destruction of Building and Boats
at Somers Point, N. ].

ATLANTIC CITY. N J., June lin
"a fire Monday night there were L.
stroyed a $1,000 clubhouse and boats
valued at $780, the property Of the
Somers Point Fishing Club. the stock
Of which is held in New York an
Philadelphia by members of the or
ganization.
The belief exists that the clubhouse
was set on fire by persons who were
engaged in celebrating the opening of a
new trolley line TO that borough ito
cause additional excitement
There were no persons in the building.
a majority OF the stock Is held BY
Philip Roehm. a Philadelphia brewer
The fire alarmed the town, as IL threat
eneO TO destroy other buildings near It.
and there is no fire fighting apparatus
in the borough. The insurance was
81. 600
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-01
NEW GAS PLANT
IN BROOKLAND
No Authority to Refuse the
Application.
ASK CORPORATION COUNSEL
Engineer Commissioner Thinks Same
Objections to Location of Appliances
Must Be Urged Elsewhere.

The probabilities are that the citizens
Of South Brookland will be compelled
to have in their community the gas
plant which the Pintsch Gas Company
desires to erect in that neighborhood
The District Commissioners have asked
The Corporation Counsel to decide
whether they have the right to refuse
the permit for the erection of the plant,
on which question n hearing was held
at the District Building some days ago.
In referring the matter to the Corpor-
alton Counsel, the Board Of Commits
sioners approved the recommendation
of Colonel Biddle:
1T is questionable in my mind
whether there is any power in the Com
missioners to refuse the permit having
in view all the circumstances. and If
they had the power. whether it should
be exercised to prevent the erection of
the plant"
Same Objection Everywhere.
The Engineer Commissioner also
points out that any other locality would
have the same right TO object to the
plant as the South Brookland people
had. He admits that the nearness OF
the gas mandatory will be a nuisance
TO the protestants.
The inference is, moreover. that. If
the Commissioners pay heed to the pro-
test of the Brooklanders and keep the
company from building IN that locality
they Will meet with the same protest
from any other neighborhoOd chosen as
i site for the cOmpany's operations
Colonel Biddle's Endorsement on the
case says;
There can be no question that the
location Of the plant would be detri-
mental to that section Of the District
ana ii would be better for this section
that IL should be located elsewhere. but
on the other hand, the same objections
might be raised if it were put in any
other location"
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DOG ATTACKED CHILD
AND TORE OUT ITS EYE

WASHINGTON. Nj. June IA large
shepherd dog owned by Edward Buck
ley. a farmer. ran along Belvidere Ave
nue.. IN Oxford, TO where several chill
dren were playing in the yard OF VIII
liam Miller & Son.
There the dog attacked Ruth. the
three-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Miller. and BIT her about
the face. Her left eve was torn out.
The father Of the child Immediately shot
the dog.
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TRY TO ERASE ENTRIES
IN ACCOUNT BOOK

PARIS. June 1.-The newspaper ''du-
mantle" reports that army officers now
in prison in connection with the Dreyfus
affair were recently surprised while try
ing TO erase entries in an account book
relating TO the employment OF 5000
francs
This money was used TO summon
Polish witness at the second trial OF
Captain Dreyfus
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N-UNI0N MEN NEARLY
DISRUPT THE MILITIA

GENEVA. n. Y, June 1.-The enlist
ment OF two non-union stove employees
threatened 70 disrupt the ranks of the
Thirty-fourth Separate Company. Sew
eral applied for their discharges, but
later withdrew the requests
Capt. J. @. Stacey is not at ali worried
over the situation and says the -.aem-
bers OF the company must understand
that there IS absolutely no distinction
in the National Guard between union
and non-uniOn men
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BOARD OF CONTROL MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting of the
District Epworth League board Of con-
troll will be held at Wesley Chapel this
evening. A recording secretary Will be
elected. vice Mrs. Seavey, resigned.
Robert L. Reamy, Of Baltimore,
president Of the Baltimore Con-
ference League. IS expected to be
present. The convention Of the fourth
general conference district will be Reld
at Mountain Lake Park, July l4-l7. Re
dUCed rates have been granted by. the
railroad and hotels.
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not be taken internally in effective
doses SaloI. so commonly given in ty-
phoid, gets its effect from carbOlic acid
Enough OF that acid TO kill the germs OF
typhoid would be enough 10 Kill you
And so with mercury. which is also en-
ployed.
Every physician knows that he can
not kin internal germs with such pois-
ons. for a dose that would stop a germ
trouble is a dose that stops life.
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thousand dollars worth OF dresses. coats,
and furs said TO have been stolen from
department stores. They were released
after being in custody two weeks be-
cause the storel1eepers, who examined
the articles, were unable TO identify
them with certainty.
Magistrate KOchersperger committed
the prisoners yesterday under 81 200 bail
each for a further appearance on Friday
next.
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MILITARY CORPS FOR
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
New Feature to Be Instituted With
Opening of Next Term-IndustriaI
Work Expanded.

a military feature will be added to
Howard University with the opening of
next term. This was decided at the an
nual meeting Of the board of trustees
Of the college held yesterday.
Enlistment In the military branch will
be optional with the student. The mill
tary corps viii be uniformed and an Of
hcer OF the regular army viii be detail
ed as military Instructor.
Industrial Scope Expanded.
It was also decided by .he trustees to
increase the scope Of the industrial
work Of the college. Several teachers
in this branch were added f. c. Whit
comb has been appointed director of the
Industrial department and Misses Hi
and Burbank in that division All three
OF the appointees are from the Teach
n. Y.
Under the recent appropriation of
Congress for the purpose there will be
added to the school course next wear
branches OF basketry, cooking. raffia.
and laundering
The board formally transferred to the
United States the square owned by the
university bounded by Fourth and Sixth
and College and Pomeroy Streets north
west for the site OF the new Freednan's
Hospital. for which Congress has ap-
~ DpA AdAtQ ~oyVsflV-
Dr.. Graham Resigns.
DR.. Neil F. Graham, professor of sur
gerry. rendered his reaignation, which
was accepted, and DR.. Edward f. Bal
lock was appointed to all the vacancy.
DR.. Ballock was appointed professor
emeritus. No other changes in the corps
Of teachers were made.
At s o'clock last night the annual
commencement exercises Of the depart
ment of English were held. eight gradu-
ates receiving diplomas. DR.. Gordon.
president Of the university, conferred
the degrees. The address OF the even
ing was delivered by Archibald Grimke.
The graduates we're:
graduate-Lawrence Arnold Alex
andria, Va.
MISUNDERSTANDING Barnett. Camp
bell county, Va; Laura O. Branch,
Lynchburg, Va; Pearlina Game Wash
ington. D. C; Florida Lewis, Washing
ton, j.. C; Emma J. Norman. MOntgoni-
cry. w. Va; James w. Rich. Alexan-
dria, Va; Fannie Riggs. LaytonsviIle,
Nd.
Class officers-Lawrence Arnold. presl-
dent, Laura O. Branch. vice president;
Emma j. Norman, secretary: Josephine
Barnett. treasurer.
The first alumni banquet of the law
department was held last night at the
assembly hall at COZ F Street northwest.
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How to Cure.

Take Liquozone internally until the
germs are killed. Take large doses and
frequent doses; kin the germs quickly.
There IS no other way Every drug
that kills germs is q poison, and it can
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-01
ELECTION CONTEST
GOES MERELY ON
Bonus of $50 for Luckiest
GueSSer in June.
WOMEN MUCH IN RUNNING
Figures Are as Reasonable as Estimates
Submitted by Their
Brothers.

Today marks the beginning Of the
second month of The Times Election
Contest with a bonus OF $50. in addition
to the first prize, in case it shall be
found that the closest estimate was re-
ceived during the current month This
will make $t0S0 the winner will receive
should his or her estimate be registered
in June.
Note that it is his or her esti-
mate. This contest is open to both
sexes. Not less than one-third of the
estimates so far received are from wo-
men. While. of course. no two esti-
mates are alike. and all differ widely,
still the estimates registered by the
gentler sex show about the same kind
of calculation as the estimates submit
ted by the men.
On Even Basis.
No fairer proposition could be offered
than this. The only possible basis for
figuring on the result is presented daily
in the advertisement. This basis is the
vote for the Republican and Democratic
candidates in the last six national cleo
tons.
No mathematician or political genius
can evolve any surer basis OF calcula-
ton. With this guide any man, woman,
or child can make an estimate with the
same chance Of success as another.
Where Interest Lies.
It's the difficulty of submitting an esti-
mate which shall be anywhere near
another estimate which makes the
competition keen and leaves the most
sangEine both uncertain as TO results
and at the same time as certain as the
next one that he may be correct. or
the nearest correct.
In any event there will be forty lucky
people The luckiest will receive not
less than 81. 900 in cold cash. The next
VIII get $500. Others will receive amounts
represented BY three figures.
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soc Bottle Free.

We want TO show you how 20 stop this
epidemic of typhoid. There IS 10 time to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-01
Pure Food Specials

Challenge Brand Condensed Milk
Sc.
Early Rise June Peas. &C can.
15c Cero-Fruto, breakfast food. SC
Our Dependable" Coffee. equals
any 3Oc quality on the market. pc 10.
Continental brand Sardines. 3 for
lOc.
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SGT. Galvanized Iron Water
Buckets; worth 17c, for 10e.
Nickel-plated Lemonade Shakes;
worth 15c for &c.
Sc American Porcelain China Din
ner Plates, S inches. &c.
Gold Dust Washing Powder, for
25c
Star Oleine Washing Soap, &c.
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THE .QUEENSHAvE AKRiyEM| A

THE Qp pEENS HAVE ARRi vEp
hlrt Waist snjss and shirts dade- by
The Queen MannfaclnEs ofaGibSedaafi
who has.the WORLDS 4ranownsa repddifa;;
ttiolsof making tie best Sndmost stfl
| ish ladies read -madegoods ID American
Their designers visit Paris -aQhually
tSget IN ionch with the latest stylesH
In honoruf the Queens ,ws2had pre-
vlouslY arranged ready-made depart
mept with private dressing, rooms, with
modern conventences. and conafprts foE
fitting on leadyrhadc suits and skists.
We are showing a line OF read y made
blacksilk suits, sl9s98 to s32. .oU. y r4ss I
Handsome line of wool SHIRT, watat
suits fromSo .eGto Slo.oS
7 his line OF Qneeir goods is second to
none. - -
Jonas, the coatmaksrs al Nash Win
we have their Iinesof ladiesx Thisses,,,
children and infapts wraps.
Ladies' ooats aud jackets from 81. ia
ULQ. UUs-f ~ - Y y I
Furs forevefy body from 81 4S to s199S.
A wrap for every baby.
--SILKS-
Corticelli silks, TatGiaa-in- ali the
new shades. -
Shirtwaist and sweaters for ladies.
misses and children.
Special - Ready-madc skirts for
misses. They are beauties.
Piece Goods You dout have to go
to the large cities 10 buy your dress
goods, we have them, with all the.
newest trimmings TO match.
n We invite you all to come1apd see
The Queens in our4new readymade de-
partmenf. Have made special arrange
ments to spend the next few daysan
just showing you through this. ftw..
departments.
To the Ocean Springs 1Trade-Ap y
customer trading IS 90 Or more. .d-wfll
pay rhelr Railroad fare, Rednd Trip. :
Yours for Trade,
E. W. McCRARY,
Price RevolutoniZer.
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THE EGG BUSINESS.
HAS>hAni,
Price RevolutionlzeF

Farmers look upon eggs as q
small article on their farms, but
eggs are nearly always worth'from
one to two xcents a piece. and often;
three. One handred and twenty
five hens should produce one hum
dred eggs, Or flom one to two dol,
lars day, and would net an income
of over $500 a day, probably $3.50
yearly. The sales Of chickens will
pay all expenses snd troublsssNh
table supplied as wanted, yishout
any extra charge. fhe> farm. -
and orchard will furnish most of
the feed that is required, which
would otherwise be wasted, but
they will not clothe themselves and
lay eggs FOR their healtlf.:f They
must haye good, clean, w'snm
pantry houses free from vsrmin
and given egg producing food, IN
addition to grain -and bugs they
pick up. 1'heR want milk, meat,
scraps or ground bone and varisAg
,f food. There is no trouble 70 get
Improved breeds to lay, if you read
your poultry. journal and follow its
it's instruction you will have pays
ing. business with very li$5le5p0st
attached to it.
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'Possums and Persimmons are
ripe, and rbe greasy smhe en- the
face Of our festive darkeys proclaim
happiness in Dixie. Rains and
drou,hs may ccme, the boil weevIl
may get in his work, the oorn may
rot on the ear, the>oat 6eIds ttrn to
tust. famrnes and pestilences' may
come and go, bnt give the darkies
pleptS of potatoes and 'powum and
there Is JOY in D:xie.-Adisnola
.EnterPflses
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-wTfr 7tPpos''-.~ -----st--------- .-,----.-----.
out further elueidatios.
One important advice is omitted
know how and when to cry. The
woman who masters this never
mourns and unified dessc. May
woinen cry at tie wrong time. This
is .ahdiplomatic. ssonfe 90 too,
often. This weakel.sshe argument.
Theu too, few women can wea q
gracefully. Two little trcNihg-
tears, a Sight twichiug It the corr
ners of ~ mouth accompanied by
an expression that says: s'l'm try
ing not TO do~this, but ] Issannot'
eIp il. .xskili accomplish more that'
lhewlolent waiimg that makes the
'neishbors ,hank woman is being
murixei. & ~ /.
: Gpg is an hrt,~ and very few
+&smss are adeptA ToMeas beau.
tifully is one of the highest accomp-
llshments. ~&nly one actress, Mss
julia Marlowe, ever had the ability
to Hok an aaass.ee in The faoe and
cry for full FIVE uinntes.
But thersis e sss1 fSr a'brids's
university. HNes, like poets, are,
born and not mad THE ideal vile
winsher lrasband'sfloye uncansci-
ousIy, and keeps it 10 ;he Aahe
manner. The loyt and reSpect that
fhastssbs wos-or kept - caIehs-
tion q design erspessr ~orsa The
winning. sle is at all times ff
own, free Natural self. - is
| gentle, patient asf fofswmg, IN
presence tender aud in absence
rue" F'or her own sake sheseu't'-
Saes MOS. mulglsi gfaces|of mind
apd body that makes a woman low,
able anil lowely. She knows that a
little child is the strongest link that
She can ever forge between her hus-
band ands herself. She keeps Ter
hus bsmd's love and respect through
out he year and never know the
means by Yl1ch her end was gained
xasa this Mt.-Memphis ScIniter
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F0Rs IMPROVEMENT


se@sdays ago. the sdi.Qs took
pans to Investigate the clty's tax
assessment roll of last year to see
what our peeisle were doing the way
of assessing the Valuation of their
property ,smd as & <coasequence, was
Wrrified to see some~ places valued
at oply $500, which is really worth
From three TO fiyc times more than
that ainouAt As the 'ax assessor
is s'most finished in gathering a.
sessmeuts AID the Mayor and. Board
Of Abdomen will act upon s,he'n at
rs meeting Thssdy night, We vii |
ask the hporsble' body td1ooE over
tbe assessment Nh carefully ,to-see
fol themselvesSls Outrageous estl
mae. made ip the valuatisn6f prop
srty. ~ atS- the size og 2beaH
Sprlngsstouir havean asses neQA
rollabrfce be amountsf @ .pyassut
o,. sss<zs>-e
The CltyvGouncil Aas for yeEs
tried In every way tAincrease The
assessmeot roll, but dave so f@
failede their undertaking, last year
however, small increase was gath
erred after a hard battle with the
tax payers. Now if our people. have
the interest and future impfovent. OF
our city at heart they shonld he
willing aud ready to submit to an
increase in the assessment. rolls, -
no city can improve WITHOUT money
and the good will of itspeople.
We would like to. have. Il understood
thakwe are not predjudice against
any, one in the above article, but We
hcgssur people will gre this due
+e1 asieration- and act fbr therbets
lsrment of our dtys =
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RRnKE fNTo ms norsE.

5. Lee Quinn. OF Cavendish. Vt. was
robbed Of his customary health by in
vasinn Of Ch rsnie CONSTIPATION. When
pr Kings New Life Pills broke into his
house. his trobls was arrested aud uow
Iie,s entirely cured. They're guaran-
,sed to curf.s25c at Ocean Springs Drug
store.
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FOR TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce
e. S. DAVIS
as candidate for Treasurer subject to
the action Of the votvrs at the regular
election.
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FoR TREASURER.

e. S. Davis has announced for
Treasurer, an Office which he has FILL :
cd with honor and fidelity ever since
The inccrporation-of the town. He
Is, as every one knows. the junior
member of the firm Of Davis Bros,
and Cashier of the Branch of the
Merchants Marine Bank in this
city. If re elected he~wiit handle
the citys funds with the same cares
ful attention in the futnre that he has
in the past. Up TO this wsiting he
has no opposition. :. s,-ss=
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THE BEST PRESCRIPTION FOR MALARIA.
Chills rnd Fever is bottle of Grove's
tasteress ,Cbrll Tonic. 1t is the only.
iron pd qufpine IN iasteless form No
coss--no pay Price soc.
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The. city sodncil of "a Kansas
townAas unique way of handling
he tramp problem. They had a
thousand meal tickets<nssued au1
distributed skods e eepT
~ town, seifa tramp h.ooks
at a krtc6e e,sodss aud asks for a
sAasdoue' bsis giveaFe sftieks.s,
which is go <er-One meal when
signed as me;ssarshal- -WaeRShe
marsha! gets Sdh of the tramp he
corpels him to work for couple
dhJhrs in paymen, for'the meal.
1t is sad that tramps are steering
clear of the town-Ex.
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A country editor while expstiAt-
ing on trusts, makesthe fat assertion
tha. the country. newspaper Is the
biggest trust on earth. He says it
sarusts everybody, gets susssn fOr
trusting, and mistrusted for cnss-
ing, and if it busts FOR trusting, it
gets cussed for busting. ."-Gulfport
Times. -
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We are authorized to announce - &
@. YAHLE
as a candidate for Marshal subjectto
the action of the voters at the regular
election.
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rIunicipal Race !.
CorFnlsnced
No 0pDosltlod$ SosFar onlu
For marshal I
FOR MAYOR.

. = t
It is with pleasure that We ar
nouhce the name OF Honr Fredery
Mason Weed as a candidate for res
election for Mayer 81 tHs city,,
Mr. Weed has bee1 resident Of
Ocean Springs for -sver -txes<E: !.
Eve ! years. He has heldS the
office for two terms with dignity
and respect aud ha. been an eWs'
pioy zee 9f the Lqassviilc and Nashs. !.
-vAe .railrdad ~ the past fifteen
years in the capacirsA Of agent, He
'has,watched viii. keep interest the
tteasst ! growth aRdpfosferty of the
Gig, and by his .zaaloug citizenship
is recognised b,d ssd essbsesel },
gage, publiss Spirited proarYssivcs
apd copservatixe~citizen. He is.a
Han whose character nothing can be
aaid ssinst. He enjsys to the full.
sst estent the confide9ee of allswhS1
kpow MIN, ands there is nape sossssy
hst he was eyer disloyM sc-l,iE|
fieads, He-is a property hoiit1l|
and tax payer and a a consequence
hsS q az times the good md welfare
q The sity 'stSieart. Be!ag Mus
dgatikk kkdTithssAs best t.intdesss 81.
asead sPrnss' 'fxnre,. Mr.. Weed
hDnd be-rsIlea upon to take.an ac-
Z tIEsshoy ohent m the embarrassment
Of e.towe's interest. The an
MsMEs Weeds .esndsa|
dacy is sbsFsres the voters q We
town, and i Is hosed that they .sfitl,
give it their due consideration. a !
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The pars age OWL. Frs
wNellsand MIS- Bhrsia Roberts w
-solamnlzsa ii .4rst MslhsdisEE

Rev. 7. ]. pNelll, asromer vr-,--'
groom oiliciatisg. ~The bras swas
charmingly .gowned in white and
wore a veil and white flowers. Me
wedding march was played by Miss
Carrie Roberts, sister to thc.bride.
'Mr.~and Mrs. O,Neill are domEileH
in llsn shew home. lyme. Bug ex.
tends best wisheS and csngratula-
lions. 49,.
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FOR MARSHAL.

We are authorized to announce
S. P. SHARKS
as a caneldate for Marshal subject to
The action of the voters at lhe regu ar
election.
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A SCHOOL FOR BRIDES.


There is a s'brides' university" ii
Philadelphia. Its purpose is tc
teach young women who are about
Ito assume the marriage state how to
manage their hu- baMds. Following
are the fourteen subjects that must
be mastered by all graduates:
Be cheerful. ; i
Aacticc reposc.
Fen him substantially:
Trailr yA.,r servants a =
Spend nitsey prudsntly r.
Kep ,Aalome Hlyh, ~ NcoY
lortablsnN
Ks'~as aafsa fs ! .ssrr|s: ;ts
yourself. = -. \
Be- ready always fl. hesunsSs'
resle3 friend. y I.
! Divide your timss between baby
and vour husband.
! Be interested in his business and
in his pleasure.
Taass-paNslto beam s,ng.
cheerful and Interested companion.
4 Be as careful in your attire and
as anxious to please as before mar
Mage.
Encourage Your husband TO epen5G
at ;e&t one night week at the club
18TH ssboys."
Encourage him to- bring his
friends home and have at least one
s'mans' room where he can enter
tam with perfect freedom.
The curriculum is too long and
Lcontsins too many thugs that every
bride knows without looking in the
book suH it is better than the
advice once-given by an experienced
woman, who ssmmeF ifssn up in
three words. ..Feed the .brute."
It con'ai.ssme suggestions, too,
and none 0N thAqs 'keep your
household worries to Xosself." " The
woman wbssffSakd dkaEt%9mc her
universe. Sscoals spretty narrow
When the lord ofcare asakerseens' =
he cannot eatessatn tnShby as:recltal' :
of the lasassquarrel wfth3Le =
man and the reasons Why -arMnge
Of washwomen is cSnteli5elated.. He
wants. peace and reNr and "a cold
clotk on his- forehead -
Anot1tf excellent points = st'h-
courage your bHsband to- spcnilsAt'
~ r----; -..,AAk4 at .ihe..club
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Subscribe TO Tue PRoGREss. only
sl.25 per annum.
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Il
MILLINERY,
NOVELTY GOODS ~
Shirt Wasting,
aitd-shirting,
Gloves.
Fine Underwear,
Hosiery.

All kinds of Fancy Work, Mate.
rial, and all at very reasonable
prices. All are invited to inspect
lhe Stock,