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meta.
Cams de- mar On PaImaS Alias,
Don Ramon aTGhtn. Pro-
fesOTa do IRgl6s.
fDs n4estro Coyresp0sssogl !.


Junio 14.-D. ne RafAela Digz de
Sala8aF, SapreCiable sefl1ra de don Dio-
nicio SalazRr, ss enouentrA de mucha
graYadad.
Ha regresado de San juan Is 0n-
00ntadora y espiEituRl q fiorlta RsfAela
Rodriguez.
&c p0aib!e que pr0nto ae ausente
de este pOblado @ faunilia de don Be.
mon MaFch6n Ia Cual hiara SO residen-
Gin en- Rio Piedras.
Hemos DIDO decir que en- 81 peTfa.
do de vacaeioneu YendrA s este poblado
& dar classes particuIares 4 inteIigeIts
y laboriOsa se norita Carmen Melendez.
paisanR que cOn0ca bnatante 81 irg 6s
y es muy entuliasts por 81 mBgisterio.
HemOa estrechado lag manOs de
los l6VeDea piaz y SuriO Chlcos eetu-
diOsOs 6 inteligentes que eCeban de
Venir de los Eetados y UnidOs s p2nRr
unOs mases d lado de sus respeCtivAs
familiaa.
Muchas son las familias Que van
diariamante en carrOa y CAbAlIpa Rl
baFFio PalmRs Atlas & daTse los baflos
de mar.
Sc nos dice que pronto vendr6
8 este pOhladO 81 queFidO amigo don
Ricardo Narvaez RctiVO agente de una
impOFtente casa de los Estados UnidoG.
Ell apreciabia GeffoF don Carlos
Nieveg de Toa Ats nos hR dispenaad0
atentB vista contsndolo desde hoy en-
eI n6merO de nuestros buenos y apre-
clableB amigos.
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BaIn0arlO Dc C0am0, P. R.

ALBERTO TODO Ell ANO.-Apro.
xim6ndose ID temporada de veranO
teDgo 81 gustO de informar q p1bliCo
en- general que sparte de les bFiIlnnteg
y esplendidHs condolences que el eota-
bIeOimiento reune como hotel restau-
rant Los hu6spedes enfeFmOs que
cOnOurran & tOmar las 0guaS de los
BAfiOs de CoamO, espeCialfsimaS para
reuma, herpes, eSt6mGg0 y otraS enfer-
medades secretaS, puaden teneF n re-
guridRd, que obtendr6n Immediate ali
vic ca Gus dOIenCias. quedando IuegO
Curados ain los TeCurBOB de h medi-
Gina.
PreCioG hospedOje complete. con dos
bAfIos diaFiOs:
PsgaderO por SemAnAs, en- primera
clase 90. so diariO.
PagadeF0 por semRnas, en- segunda
CInse 81. % diario.
Para femilia, preCios ConvenCionaIes
y equitativol.
El estableCimient0 cuenta con IN
tren De conhes dispOuiCi6n del p6bli-
c0.-J0AN BOIX.
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Para New York,

PaaajeFos que tom6 en- cate puerto
pl6vapor sCsraOa para Nsw York en-
eI diR de aver:
Mr.. A. de Maiandeo, M. MOrfty
SassO, Mrs. I s Pond. Antonio POF.
tpla. Aleio LIuil s. SSnchez, Jos6 III.
Men6ndez. Il H D Wey. IA. M. Pc.
ralt De Angeny. (U. S. N y espoaa,
DR.. q III CnddiDg Geo. w. CraysOn,
JAcintO Texidnr Geo. w. Albright,
Mrs. u B de MuP0. Rav. Stevenson
y familis w T Dana. Thomas Green.
Emilio Ru'z "A. w. BoWsan, Mrs.
Adams. Alexander Leo. Fernando
Dslgado. Juan Cabrern. Mr.. Frade-
rick.en Lorenzo III. TustOni. David
D. Hanig4n.
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TRASLlDO

Atentamsnte nos participa el Sc
nor A. Min y Martinez haber tras-
ladado su oficina particular de in
genieFO, al principal de la casa n1-
nero 43 de- la Gale de SIN Francis
co. en- donde Sc ha instalado tam
bien Ia secretarfa y residencia of
cial De Ia Junta de caminos del
DistFito de San Juan, cuyos tFaba-
jos estan bajo So direction como
ingeniero del distrito.
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Sastr0Tia ltaIiana
De Miguel Sabine. San Francisco 5!
Sen Juan, Puerto Rico.

En- vista de Ia numerosa y escogida
cIientela que hG obtenidO este estebIa-
Cimiento, hiCe un gran pedido de 700
OOrtes de trbje-2tltinaG aa0VedGd- los
que he reoibido por 81 vRpOr frances
llegado reCientemente.
Adem6s franeIas, chRIecos y panta-
Iones de fantasia.
Avis0 pueg & los antiques parroquia.
nos y al p6bliCO On general. que tepgo
& ga diSpOsici6n un V0rSaOg5sjnoO mos
t4'SGrSOs dc los mas excClentes artfCuIor
prOpio8 del mundo elegante.
T0dR psra0nR que quierR Vestir eIe.
gAntemente. puede haCerIo, RbonandO
en- eSts casa 81 90 pog senG7a0.
DIV
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JUNTA ESG0LAR
ANUNCIO.
De san Juan, 2. 4.

De aCuerdO con ID ueCci6n 81 de Iel
Vigentea Leyes EscOIares, aa COnvoCR
los Maeatron que aspiren ser con-
tratadog en- eSta Municipalidad para
que en- 81 t6rmino ochO dies que ven
cen eI "a del mes en- cursO. dirijsn sua
uoliCitudes dOcumentadag o. SeCretR.
taFfa de esta Junta, Cristo 90.
Los Maestrou que en- la RctuAIidRd
eieFcan, con derecho & C0ntinuar en-
aus respectiVOs cargos, deben dirigir
iguaI petici6n & 10 Juntn. hacienda
C0natRF Ga prop6sito de Continuar on
los miSmOa. Lo cOntFnEi0. ge enten.
der& como renuncia taCita de su dere-
Cho.
San Juan, P. r.. 13 do JUNO 1905.
RAMON FALCON,
3V. Presidents.
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METILOIDES --El meier y mas segurado
dc todos los esIpecffcos hasta ahcTa eonocidos
para la cura permanente de todas las enter
medades de la-uretra, va sean estas oE6nicas
8 sgudas. Contiene 81 Hujo y cura por com-
pleto, en- menOs tempo que nipg6n otro pre-
parade similar, las gonorreag, espermatoreas,
cistitis, cot. Mejor que las inyecciones y muy
superior al saudalo copaiba. Empieza
Burtir su efeoto las tres cuatro horas de
hAberse tornado.
Los "METILOIDEe1 son faciles de tomar,
y estan preparados de manera que no revuel
ven ell lest6mago nj producen malos efeotos,
De Venta en- todas las Boticas. Pidanse
muestTas gratis sus 1nicos fabricantes
Frederick Stearns 8 Ca, Detroit, Mich.
E. u. Al
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yn h0nhIs hanIadO.

Senior Editor Sfrvase informar sus lee
torres que 81 me escriben ecnfidencialmente
les mandare por correo On carta sellada 81
plan que seguf y por 81 cual obtuve el resta-
blecimiento permanente compacto de mi
salud vigor varonil despues de amos de gu
frimientos de debilidad nerviosa, perdidas
nocturnas parties debiles atrofadas.
No es mi idea oonseguiT dinero de nadie;
fuf robadO y estafado por chsrlatanes, hasta
perder la fe del g6nero humane, pero. gracias
Dios, estoy ahora bien vigorosoy fuerte, y
con deseo de hacer conocer q todos este reme-
dio cierto de curarse.
No teniendo NADIA que vender nj que en-
War Ct. a. D no deseo dinero.
Direcci6n; 3. Brant, Box Delray, Mich,
EE. UU
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CONSEJO Ia IL AS RaADREs 81 ri ,arsbe ralnante
as a senoEa Wfsow aebe snnpre que los ninos
ei peri3do le Ia den ci6n proporciona agio
s.mediEso al peuueho paciente produce u suefio ma
~rai Eanquilo stsia sl door e angelic despierta
snuy yvo aegre, Us muy agradabe al paladar calms
Alnfho, nhanda sus eRcias avia sus dolores hace n
Giles fuuconss del est6maFo regula los ntestiros
rs 81 meior remedio coocido para IA diamea ya pro
ysnga 8sia de Ia dentici6n dc cUalquiera
6nnese mucho ehrt IdO pedir ek 2 Jarab' Nsl1ne
A-si~ r+s~-a wsnslavg"ses q Epsior 3e Esdus
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAS
URBANAS. El que suecriba acspta
en administration tincas en- San Juan y
SantuEce gavantizRndo el psgo aI rem.
tista. Rsfsrencias: propietaFiO on San
Juan, teaorero del Bsnco Popular y
vice presidents de d eI4iQa as People
taTios0 = JOSE NJ. CARRERO. =
Luna 76 45v.0.
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Hotel nSaa joan. y
caIIs d I.t.dn ndn. q. San Joan. ?. B.

Est6 situado entire San Justo Tan.
&c. Tiene bAlc6n Tetu6n y Marina.
El comedor muy freac0 , c6modo est6
pr6ximo "a balloon de Ia Marina &c
donde ae domina ID bahis ofreciendo al
paajeFo an panorama ap'6ndidO. Ha-
biacionos espaeiosas, elaFas irsseas. SsFgieiO
osmsFado haiO eompstenis diresoi6a. Ei Hutel
eSRn JuanS tiene 0gantes que van los
ferEocarriles y VepOres. , Is conianza
en- elIoS dep0sitada ser6 garantizada
par 81 due 10 del hotel. PreCios m6di-
COS. Sc admiten abonados & preniG 8
OoayencionaIes. Propietario: Rafael
Ma65gis.
Nota. Esta casa tieno & 90 disposi-
GO ana msgnffica empresa de coches.
Tel6fona no 290 15a.
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0llgss ggneIaIas

So ALQuILsA. Tn pis0, on los oI.
t0s del odifcio. csquina Slo n e1Iies
TetuSn J San Juato.
FFescs. bien ventiIado, en- buanpu
condieionee Propia para cici0as s
para familia.
Diffianae 6 ln San juan LihQt e.
Transit Comp. CaIle De Tetukn ; San
Juat0. 15 q.
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RlVER0 & co.

Comprnn & 10 oantaVou dcoenR de-
t9da clase de- medias botallan vacfas.
TetuSn 26. 8Va
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Sc VENDEN dos molinos Ristema
Ps0ner de peso 180 lbs propio para d
extraction 1e juRD de cana, para haOeF
experimentog Qufmicos. en- las centrR-
Ies s pRra dediosrlor 4 u ventA de qua
rapo ca puesto iio 8 ca ambuIanCis.
Informarkn. kiosCog de lR plaza Bal
dorinty. 15v.a.
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SantO Domingo.

En- 81 mes de Marco les rentas isce-
leG de Ia aduana de Puerto Plate ngs
Cendier0n 8 ID uuma de S62 074 80 dis.
tFibuidas asf; importacl6n $49, ,O84 40;
exportaOi6D. S12 O84 40
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or. Leonard l.andes

Director
dc
1oeoaduo anioi
v1e
= - 'o1so pa''' 0-p i4o nAsE q aT NEWEoRK
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III THE MATER
O
HENRY BRlM
Bankrupt,

70 the creditors of Henry Brim of
the City of San Juan, and district
aforesaid baDkrupt.
NOTICE is hereby given chat On
the 1 day of June a. d. 1905, the said
Henry Brim vas duly adiudicate ban-
krupt; and that tie frgt meeting of
creditors will be held at my flee.
No. Tetuan Street, Ia taa CITY Of
San Juan, Porto Rico on the 23 dav
Of June A. D. 1905. Rt 10 o'clock n
the forenoon, Of which time tbs aaiC
cFeditOr8 may attend, prove their
claims. appoint trustee, examine the
bRr keupt. and transact auoh 0tbeF
business as may property como before
said meeting
june 12. 1905.
ANDRES B. CROSAS.
R@RNq@n A.. 4..,-.
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II ABIATCION = Un msttimonio
con una aeIorita ) IN min de Is d A
desean houpadei en- unn Caaa de fami
Iia donde no ae tOmen mss hue pedea.
Sc darkn las mejores refarenciss. En-
eata imprenta informaF6n q disfjase &
SPeFsonnls apaFtado 837. San Juan.
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BORDADOR As. -En The Porto
Rico Drawn WOl K e Embroidery Co
No i g caIIe de Allen, de eeta ciu5ad,
sa ds trAb is buenss bordkdOEas
Horas de reCibo: de 8 & 12 de h ma
flana. 6v 9.
MUEBLES de venta en- busn estsdo.
Los hay en Les caaas Allen y Critic
IL. San Juan. F. r 9v.
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BONBlLLAS EGON0MIGlS.

Pueden verse en- Iao cficinas de u
8. a. eLux El6ctriC0.s Las ha y de
vAriss Clnses para los abonadoa que
usRn contadoF. Sc pueden QraduRF 8
diVersas intensidndes.
Tambien hSn recibidO cubos especia.
lea para el aIumbFado para 0nunciOg.
DichOs cubog haCen que % ops guen
peri6diCsmente las IuCes conaumiendo
menOO y llBmando u atenci6n del
p6blico 13v.3p.s.
8ANTIAGo r. PALMER.
NOtaRio P6blioo y ArOhivaro Gene.
Fal do ProtoCoIO8 NotariaIeo. Allen
2SI altos. San Juan.
HOra0 . ofoina' Bss B: 4 IS. :. e. e.
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En- eta imprenta sa Vende papeI de
neri6d:eo Vieio s $500 QnintaI.
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Gran total, cana y Ye.
mOIacha ia 600
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ANDRES B. CROsAs.
Referee u Banl o4,
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-04-25
Additional Local.

Mrs. Fred Herzig will give San
afternoon" next Wednesday to the
ladies' Guild Of the Episcopal church.
See Blackledge for furniture, etc.
26
The OAC cadets paraded through
Corvallis yesterday noon tc strains
of band music. 1t made us feel
like going to war.
If you want new fues put in a
boiler call on D. g. A.
George A. Waggoner, author Of
"Stories Of Old Oregon" arrived
home a few days ago from Eugene.
where be had been to advance 8 the
sale Of his book. He had great
success.
We have in stock all the stand
ard line Of wheels made by the Pope
Manufacturing Co., at prices to suit
all. D. & A.
Delegates from this city and
plymouth have been elected to
attend the Ninth Animal Meeting
Of the East Willamette Associa-
ton OF the Congregational church,
and will depart today for Hub.
bare, where the meeting is to be
held. The following 60 from Cor
wallis: Rev. and Mrs. Green,
Mesdames Lucy Francisco, Martha,
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THE GREATEST EVER.
The Following Portrays the In
genuity of Fertile Brain.


Perhaps the greatest scheme
yet advanced for advertising Cor
wallis, OAC, and Benton County
as whole, is the latest idea that
has found Judgement in Lieuten-
ant Quinlan's fertile brain. On
numerous occasions his resource
tulness has been demonstrated.
but his latest scheme caps the
climax.
June 18th has been set apart
by the Lewis and Clark Fair man
agement as Corvallis Day." Ac-
cording to arrangements previous
ly made, Lieut.. Qninlan is to 90
into camp with the cadets on the
Exposition grounds June IS and
remain encamped until the 25th.
His proposition is to change "Cor-
Wallis Day" from June I2th to
the I5th.
Then give one great excursion
to Portland, taking all citizens
who could go, together with the
cadets. Fully 1900 people could
be scared up for proposition of
this kind. Instead Of paying the
railroad company so much per
head it is proposed to charter
trains for the purpose and make
rates to suit ourselves.
On arrival in Portland the
whole Benton county contingent
would form in order and march
about the city, headed by the
cadet band of 80 pieces. A ban
ner 600 feet long, advertising
the county, could be fixed on
poles and carried along on the
march.
Arriving at OAC's quarters on
the grounds, the home contingent
will find the large canvass cover
of the athletic fields spread, with
seats for hundreds inside, where
they could rest, while they listen
ed to appropriate addresses by
some of the best orators of the
day.
OAC cadets would provide
sustenance for our people at rea-
sonable rates. In fact, everything
for convenience and comfort is
already mapped out. Talk about
your great propositions! This is
immense!
Every promisent man in this
city with whom Lieut.. Ouinlan
has consulted gives unqualified en-
dersement. Senator Avery thinks
nothing better was ever proposed
and will support the project most
heartily, as will B. w. Johnson
and John F. Allen, president and
secretary of the Benton County
Citizens League; in fact, the en-
tire league, as will the Village
Improvement Society and all bus
mess men of the city. Every
body will boom the affair. Will
it be a go? We'll you just wait
and see. The idea appeals to
one; It takes hold and hangs on;
it will draw like a soap poultice
1--WE know nothing stronger).
Arrangements are on foot al
ready. Now let everyone write
to Portland friends, "Meet me at
the depot June 15.' Talk it
over among yourselves, and plan
tor it.
commencement at OAC will
just be over and various mem-
bers of the alumni will be on
hand from all parts Of the state
to swell the procession when it
reaches Portland. The OAC So
ciety of Portland will be asked
to assist and they will, too, we
warrant, and heartily. Now, let
old and young begin to shout.
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esAo was q y oaI5 Vi age, w u.
Lane is the eldest of the children
and is 81 years Of age.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Quinlan went to
Portland, Sunday, to remain several
days. The lieutenant went down
to make certain arrangements about
the cadet encampment and "Cor-
wallis Day." Regents DAILY, Ready
and Cotton, of OAC, have been
appointed subcommittee and
when Lieut.. Quinlan has any
matter to consider he may refer it
to said subcommittee and is not
compelled to await a meeting of
the entire board Of fregents. This is
as it should be.
Last Friday, Senator Avery, as a
member Of the city council, went
out over the proposed water route
from this city to Rock Creek in
company with a visiting engineer.
Last night meeting was held by
the council for the purpose OF select
ing an engineer to make'a prelimin-
ary survey and estimate Of cost Of
constructing said water system
should the matter carry when
brought before the people on
ballot. This meeting was to lat 8
for US too report.
~ A. Z e
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-17
FEMINlNELY ATTRACTIVE.
rhA Tea-Gown a Costume Whose
Womanliness Is Especially Liked
by the Masculine Folk.

That the tea gown has come into its
own again is cause for rejoicing 10 every
member Of the sex feminine. Not only
has this informal style OF garment al
ways been in favor with the gentler sex.
but many a man has been heard to de-
clare that woman always looks her
daintiest and most womanly best
when clad in the graceful. trailing
draperies of a smart tea gown.
We may one and all Of us unanimous
ly vow and declare that we dress for our
own pleasure alone, that the criticism
favorable or otherwise, OF other women
affects us not in the least. But, deep
down in our hearts, whether we ac-
knowledge il TO ourselves or not, a GER
tain respect and liking for masculine ex-
pressions of approval exists.
The new tea gown, as II has come
back to us, is quite a different style Of
garment from those which preceded IL.
II is not longer than the old gown. but
1t Is decidedly looser, so loose, indeed,
that to the uninitiated just where the
differentiation between the tea gown
and the negligee is 10 be made is some
thing Of a problem. The boundary line
is vague. 10 be sure. but the woman who
makes even the slightest pretension Of
keeping up with the vagaries of Nine.
La Mode can tell without an instants
hesitation which is negligee and which
is tea gown.
The characteristic and keynote Of the
new importations of tea gowns is theway
in which they cleverly conceal and yet
reveal the fascinating curves Of the fig
ure For the new figure simply must
have curvesl The Parisienne. even IN
her most negligee moments, retains her
corsets. and she prefers that some little
hint, no matter how vague be given as
TO the delicate proportions of her slen-
der figure
Hence II is that the tea gown is now
Invariably constructed upon carefully
boned and fitted lining. Sometimes the
doublure is en- princesse. but far more
often II is the usual corsage and skirt
lining, cleverly Joined together below
the waistline-Chicsgo Record Herald.
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FASHION FANcIEs.

Chameleon silks. in a simmer Of
soft. pale shades, change with ever,
light into new beauty, Each is a com
bination OF several colors, yet each Is
dominated. though ever so slightly, by
one of them.
New corsets carry out the two-tont
idea. being made Of Powered brocads
and lined with PINK blue.
Handkerchief linen. embroidered by
hand. makes the newest and best OF the
new blouses.
Deeper cuffs are in evidence.
China silk slips. sheer and cool. are
made to wear under the lingerie
blouses. White. or the palest shades
of pink, or blue, are the only colors
worn for the slips.
silk hopsaeking comes In the love
Hest shades, and is even more distinct.
i've in it's rough weave than pongee.
But pongee is lovelier than ever too
In new shades.
Brown lovers have brought not only
rich bronzes to the front. but have
brought In even coppery tones. and
those exquisite red-browns In even cop
perry tones and early fall. The soft
shimmering silks they are made up in
add to this charlottesville Courier
Journal
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-17
ABOUT SEPARATE WAISTS.
Should Match the Skirt IN Color, But
the Material May Be of
Wide Variety.

Separate waists have taken a new
lease of life in spite of the fact that
1t Is still the fashion to have waist
and skirt of the same material.
The truth is that so long as street
costumes are made with skirt and Goa:
10 match separate waists will be a ne
cessity. There are quite number OF
new designs in these waists-some very
simple, others elaborate.
All of the latter are made with fitted
Innings, and are Of silk, crepe de chine,
lace or chiffon.
Colored waists are no longer thought
smart; they must either be made Of a
color TO correspond with, the skirt or
white.
The fashion Of two or three winters
ago In the shirt-waist order, worn with
embroidered turnover linen collar and
cuffs and fastened with pretty studs,
is always a good style to wear, with the
plain tailor gowns Then. for a more
elaborate style. the bayadere-tucked
chiffon or the lace waist with collar and
pointed yoke and cuffs Of applique work
is most satisfactory and by no means
impossibly intricate for an amateur
Long cloth wraps are fashionable this
winter, both for afternoon and evening
wear. and there are few more sensible
purchases for a woman Of limited
means than a smart cloth wrap.
Black. as well as light, cloths are
fashionable this season, the smooth
satin-finished cloth. and while a heavy
ecSu embroidery or lace adds to the
elaborate appearance OF the garment.
quite as smart an effect is obtained by
the more simple style that has long
lines of braid from the shoulder 10 the
hem at the back Of the coat. as well as
in fpont-St Louis Republic.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-17
SENT TO HOSPITAL BY YAwN
Philadelphian Dislocates His Jaw
bone When Man Tells Funny
Story-Repeats often.

Philadelphia. William Brown
yawned himself into the Pennsylvania
hospital again. For one hour he kept
the physicians busy holding the jaw
bones in place.
II seems 10 be a habit with Brown to
yawu at the slightest provooation. When
he hears an amusing story. he yawns,
and presto. his jawbone is dislocated
When he is bored he gaps and 10!
more work for the doctOrst
Several times Browns jawbones have
been set by physicians OF the Pennsyl-
vania hospital. who call him the man
with the flexible jaw
Brown heard another funny story.
aHo! 10, Hol~ be laughed and yawned;
"the best ever shall die laugh"
suddenly he seized his bat and made for
the hospital After the bones were re-
set for the second time. Brown left the
institution. vowing he would never
laugh again.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-17
Health Pillows.

For my invalid friends made two
health pillows-both Of white linen,
one hlled with pine needles and the
other with hops On one I embroider-
ed a branch o. pine. on the other, May
your slumbers be sweet" Sofa pillows
made Of white null, filled with milk
weed down are very pretty. OF course.
you must leave the seeds in the down.
as that Is the most effective part-the
brown seeds show through the thin
goods so prettily Mrs William safer.
In Farm and Homa
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-17
6R. KENNEDY,S
Av0RITE
j REMEDY
no Hearts, Excuses
no Crimes.

Dr.. David Kennedy's FAYoRITE REM
n is not d. C..,-,,..sel ene;Gy OF TIC Ll.l.-il
<lce; where it cannot help, it does not
harm. 1t is composed of vegetable ingre-
'6;ents and does not heat or infame the
Mood but cools and purifes it. In all cases
d Kidney troubles, Liver complaints, Con-
ripation of the Bowels, and the delicate
Arrangements which affiict women, the ao-
ION Of DIR. Kennedy's FAYORITE REM
'EDY is beyond praise. Thousands of
trateful people voluntarily testify TO this,
IL letters to DIR. Kennedy; and with a
rarmth and fullness of words which mere
business certificates never possess. 1t
makes no drunkards-excuses no crimes
breaks no hearts. In its coming there is
Nope, and in its wings there is healing
Nc challenge trial and are confident of
he result. Your druggist has it. ONE
DOLLAR a Bottle. Bear in mind the
name and address: DIR. Dagid KENNEDY,
Rondout, New York.