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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-01-26

drug stores nearby which had been
there for some time before he came.
The people round about were ac-
quainted with them, and to some
they were just little bit more con-
veniently situated than the new
store.
My friend. the druggist, didn't
try advertising. That is the way he
knows that it does not pay. He said:
People do not realize that there is a
difference in drugs--that the pare
goric they got in one drug store is
better than that which they get in
another"
Advertising would have saved
that mans business. By advertising
he would have introduced himself to
- Al
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
First at Detroit

The successful food show given at Detroit about
of j. w.
all affairs the association managed by him
the local retailers associations At his first show Mr. Dean had
to
which thongd into the building The total admissions
formerly
the hustler.
This his first show the west but from the indications he will
here elsewhere He
by H Rounds and the local committee OF the Ne
gocers the Rounds Ladies'
excellent render during the
committee which helping
composed Howell Charles Courtney,
w. Johnson, J. Crisman Elnghusen,
William Wke
committee splendid getting
they expect people
visit the show nothing samples
away apuIng and hauling
will be education to the housewives
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13

them digestion The
the birds thick muscle the action for which, helped by the peb
bes which birds nstncey swallow replace other masca
Notwhsandn the that during month,
centuries before city boy has been by his
hunting hens of them been found The
gzzard eecuay supplies the teeth beings
provident
thin walled
lar force enough the intene
but without any active crushing ability.
fails out properly delay Of the
datiOn walls Another
which
hbers When
this refused Occasionally
irred pyorus
material helps crush After this
function leads OF the hbers of the
tightly ordinary liquid material
through the another
with consequent
walls
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
Rules for Good Dig esVion

will thus be that the stomach only
material conveyed to the digestion will
rd out in the nestnes At the time
few owing abuses
creton juice
pshed In this hitherto supposedly
good health individuals usually
suffer few digestive
motty is unmpaired-tha s its ability
intestnes without delay
turbances The elements which
Of stomach mot overeatng
Both OF these make calls the walls
they unable fulfill The People
oveeat because they do macae
which
material because this required quantities
hitherto been considered and requires careful mRscaton
make its taste felt sufficiently satisfy appetite
ach ills then is not the taking Of drugs and fermen
laon but the accomplishment OF the eating with
completeness which requires
But then people do advice their bad habits
thing that VIII enable them to continue in them with imDuniNSW
York Independents
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
Stomach a Delicate Organ

One feature OF the oVereang problem particularly empha
sized 1t pointed that when
much tendency
with the palate and the various
during the Of mastcaton then the appetite satisfied with
much than when the
all kinds OF food has been experienced by
the and fats but is also emneny
y Of OvercOnsumpon much Americans
nation Of fast and especially have
unsuitable liquids Hence
has special significance ana emphasized by
all oV country.
Very few people realize how inadequate is their
cation under ordinary circumstances unless this actually
strated them. Physicians
trouble under necessity
and ueament the demonstration
Pieces that
touched by the teeth found the
this
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
Quality Rather Than Quantity

course, a
however
justified observation which
what
Investigators especially recalled attention in the meet
ing OF
their emphasized Chen
university recently reviewed Phyioog
Economy Nutrition" experimental
eupd living sedentry lives that than
the equilibrium nutrition than these had
time preceding the observation
articles beginning
present year standpoint
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
Watch for Paper Bag Habit

When the show is opened Omaha peo-
pie may expect to get the paper bag habit At
least that has been the experience of other cities
where pure food shows have been given. There
are to be demonstrations in every booth and
pretty girls in attendance to dish out samples of
every kind of food exhibition, not only for
consumption on the spot, but ito take home as
we'll
At ne Of the first booths the visitor steers
up to he, or she, will be furnished with a paper
sack convertible into walking advertise
ment for the show. The sack is supplied
as a handy means Of transportation for vart-
Gus packages that handed out and be-
fore the trip home is begun the bag is sure to be
filled with a varegated assortment of soap and
++ar cheese and ntctles bakinp nowder and coffee
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
Dissertation the Dangers Menace People from Overean

EoPLE always listen during equanmity
charges overeang, that prominence
subject at least timely At the meeting
American Medical association, Portland
middle July the
trey with discussion Of the origin various
digestive ills o which people so la
BILE, and definite expression the causahon OF
these ailments physicians
There practically
OF the ills which American stomach
especially
prOteid material The proteds portions
the dietary and include such articles Of
the like portions
diet and economy
the food question
less OF these materials q rule.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
Attractive Musical Program

be opened afternoons and evenings all the week
Ladies orchestra special
grams interspersed with solo numbers each session
While the Pure Food show not benevolent charitable
monymakng that hold
the public the door either coming out The dstrb
samples be entirely without charge
facilitating admission the half by
providing the allotment tickets through the all the
grocers in Omaha
The door is to be at the price of the usual 25ent
popular invitations by his
mission If the the musical
and nothing would
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
Idea is Educational

The idea of the Pure Food show is educational
been reading about food adueaton
imposition
products and the injurious substitution
chaser entirely different substance
and which he thinks he getting To confidence the purity
their
been building their special
original packages which intended
well satisfied the manufacturers that they the right
popular favor that all they want is to bring their
the attention the
Pure Food show therefore is designed fulfil this
object lesson the preparation and different food
the visitor to sample try
own table
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
Shows Have Been Successful

pure called the Merchants Interstate
includes
Omaha Joseph Kansas City, St Louis Indianapolis
special Louisville KY Shows have been
off which In
from the first night and
usually because of
compared it
really getting
something nothing Louisville crowds probably
cities the society people made it
evening evening
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13

- MAHA is to have a Pure Food show this week.
Omaha had Pure Food show before in strict
Of the that species Of entertainment devised for
public, having
the and having this time confined the
boards and
the acquisitions secured with the erection beautiful
Auditorium in which the show will be held
The Pure might perhaps better characterized
called Pure Food exposition because the plan make
miniature exposition exhibits limited
of edbes all kinds lived
in Omaha through the Tnsmisssppi exposition
that followed will
when they
largely reminded the artistic booths
products that attractive in those exposions
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
importance OF Mastication

viii different sandpoints
thoroughly
considered 1t mainly receptacle food which
helps sufficient
considerable period hours
neal required to be thought
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13

the of the preparation the food
accomplished In the stomach This
to be true. The stomach has been completely
from number patients other
and such
compshng
that they food smaller
intervals but bringing
about enlargement the
extent supplied place
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13

Of physiological chemistry Both these
prod material needed by human beings
building tissues 1t needed
fats the producers proed
material consumed than needed
excreuon exists the
teriai and then excreoy
N getting
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13

A. Hospe, piano, music, Omaha.
Omaha Electric Light company.
School of Domestic Science.
Distilled Water company, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13

during the musical numbers. The
st of exhibitors is as follows;
GROCERIES.
Allen Bros, Omaha.
McCord- Brady. Omaha.
Paxton-Gaagh Omaha.
FLOUR.
Wels-Abbott tNelman, Schuyler.
Pinkerton Mfg. Co., Lincoln.
PRESERVES, CANNED GOODS, PICKLES,
T. A. Snider, Cincinnati.
Heinze, Pittsburg.
Haarmann Bros. Omaha.
PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS.
Cudahy Packing company.
Armour Packing company
Swift Packing company.
BAKING POWDER.
Rumford Chemical Co., Rhode Island.
Calumet Baking Powder company Cleve-
land.
CONDENSED MILK, MILK, ICE CREAM.
Bordens Condensed Milk Co., New York
CONDENSED MILK. MILK. ICE CIR
Bordens Condensed Milk company, New J
Beatrice Creamery company, Omaha.
Waterloo Creamery company, Omaha.
COFFEE.
]. NJ. Bour company, Toledo
CEREAL COFFEE.
Knepp Malt Coffee company
Mallett Cereal company, Omaha b.
SPICES.
Chase & Co.. Omaha.
2. ,..r- CANDIES. .'r-.-'
D. ]. O'Brien. Omaha.
NJ. B.~Platz, Chicago!
MISCELLANEOUS EXHIBITOR
W. H. Schaffer fruit jar rings, Toledo.
Genesee Pure Food company, jello, Leroy
James Vernon, ginger ale Detroit
Pennyweight Scale Co., scales, Dayton.
MinResSta' Maearoni OO.,' Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13
Preparations for The Show

The exhibition has already been sad be held
Auditorium where women have been buy engaged the
transforming the interior
Apace
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-13

candy and butter cheese and pickles. baking powde
to enumerate no further.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-17
A PREHISTORIC CITY.

4 discovery has been made In the
Andes mountains. $50 miles from
Arauco. chill. Of a city deserted for
s0eO years but once inhabited. pre-
sunabty by Aztecs of much larger
stature than those who lived In Cen
trial America. according TO the story
told by two men just returned from
Chill.
They expect that their story will
add TO scientific knowledge OF South
American prehistoric races, and are
now hurrying Eas; to present the
result OF their researches to Ameri-
can and German scientists. The dis
coverers Of the ancient city are Pro-
fessor Emil Won burgess of Berlin
"A famous archaeOlOgist OF Germany,
and William J. Heminway. Of New
York. who has spent several years ex-
ploring South America.
AT the head Of a party of five they
have spent year in South America
on a special expedition OF explora-
ton. The deserted city was found In
a small valley. reached only afier
weeks OF hardships. II was in an ex-
ceTent state Of preservation. the eX-
plorers finding stone houses, suppos-
ed 10 have been erected 20 centuries
ago. crumbling and grown over with
mOsses and shrubs vet standing up
right.
Ancient tools OF husbandry, house
hold implements OF stone and her
meticaIly sealed graves give evidence
OF high state Of civilization. A
large quantity of articles are being
taken East. The city comprised 1890
souls. Won Burgess believes that
either flood or disease exterminated
the prehistoric race. probably the lat
ter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-17
STUDENTS SUMNER EARNINGS

Ruben a. Meyers secretary of Co
lumbias University committee on
employment for students, has com
piled figures showing that 226 stu
dents of the university earned total
of S36697.s5 during the summer va
cation. The full reports of these
earnings have just been completed.
and show Z gain of S52s6.26 over the
amount earned during the summer
vacation of 1903. Law school stu
dents appear TO have done the great
est amount of work during the long
holidays. for their total is almost
one-third of the entire amount.
The best paying thing was the work
for both the republican and demo
cratic county committees. which net
ted more than $4,000. One man was
a tutor and enriched himself $115u.
life Insurance agent earned $3.50.
and a book agent 5000. one man
worked as a farm hand and amassed
800 as a result Of his summer work.
A real estate agent reported that he
had made $3.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-17

hundred years since ne was born,
Think. my young friend. what IL
means to awake to the consciousness
Of the fact that you were born in the
most desirable spot in the world. and
at the most opportune moment: that
you enjoy all The amenities Of life and
ali the advantages OF the worlds in
vention and discovery.
Is it a joke to enjoy. without stint,
all the accumulation OF the worlds
knowledge in science. in art and in
literature. and to have free access to
great libraries. filled with the crystal
lization of the nOblest minds that have
livedc
Is it joke 10 be supplied. without
any effort of your own. with all the
comforts and luxuries that science
has put at your commando Is it a
joke to be privileged to enjoy almost
NilnouN nloilcN anu NiAHtuA htASSs
the best and most beautiful things
that the world has produced?
Is it a joke to be born at a time
when it is possible for the poorest
boy in a log cabin. on a farm. or in
workshop TO educate himself and
climb to the highest places for which
he can fit himself?
ASK yourself if it is honest. just
or characteristic OF a high-minded.
earnest woman to take this attitude
toward the world. which has done
so much for her. II you think about
the matter at all. you will be com
PEELED to answer in the negative
You owe it TO the world to spend
your life in pushing civilization along
a little further for pOsterity. You
owe this in payment for all you found
here and are enjoying. Every breath
YOU draw should be one Of self-con-
graduation that you were born just
in the nick Of time. and on the very
best spot in the world.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-17
THE OPTICAL" PAPER.

While it is disJasteful to this paper
to boast. yet the statement Of the
Morning Tribune concerning the of
fetal paper" Of Eastern oregon. in
the present session of the Legislature.
has made it necessary TO say few
words in explanation.
In the first place there is no Of
ficial paper in the legislature. Every
member is allowed to choose the pa
pers he desires sent to him during
the session.
AT this session. it was decided that
each member would be entitled 10
five papers. to he paid for by the
state. The sergeant-at-arms calls up
on the member and collects the
names OF the papers they have select
ed and sends this list to each paper
so named.
At this session. the oregon Daily
Journal is sent to 20 per cent OF the
members OF the legislature. the larg-
est number ever secured by any paper
in Oregon The Oregonian and Tele-
gram come next. After taking these
three leading papers in the state, the
members usually selected their home
papers sent 10 them. This has always
been the custom. is the custom now.
and will be the custom until the leg
islature changes il.
As a matter of fact, the East Ore
gonian is sending more papers to the
Legislative session than any other pa
per in Eastern oregon. although the
Tribune sent a man to Salem to solicit
for that paper.
Not a solitary member OF the Una
tilla delegation ordered the Morning
Tribune from the sergeant-at-arms.
every member taking the East Ore
gonian.
So well known is the East Oregon
ian throughout the state. that it was
not necessary to send a solicitor TO
Salem, and this private business mat
ter would not have been imposed up
on the readers had it not been for
the misleading statements made by
the Tribune. as to the "official pa
per"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-17
LECTURE on ANIERICANIsN.

In view OF the growing pessimism
and skepticism among certain classes
of young men and women. who feel
that their lives are empty because
they do not possess great wealth an
inspiring lecture on Americanism
and its possibilities is timely and per-
tinent.
Such a lecture, brief it is true, but
overflowing with rugged. buoyant
thoughts is given TO the American
public in the January number Of Sue
cess. and is worthy OF deep ponder
ing by the country. At one master
stroke of optimism and hopefulness,
ii sweeps away the sordid. narrow,
gloomy cobwebs Of pessimism and
doubt:
A young girl who writes TO Success
for advice. says that she regards her
life as q huge joke. and that she will
continue 10 do so. since she was not
consulted as to her birth or environ
ment. Under these circumstances.
she does not see what she has to be
grateful for. or why she should exert
herself to give anything to the world
My dear friend. you are looking
out on the world from a wrong angle;
YOU see it from a narrow. selfish, mi
croscopic viewpoint To a large
minded. optimistic soul, life alone is
an unspeakable privilege. To be born
in this. the greatest of countries. is an
inestimable opportunity.
1 think it was Emerson vino said
that ne never quite recovered from
his joy and surprise at being born at
the most interesting moment in all
history and in the most advantageous
part Of the world.
Last year we celebrated Emerson
centenary. Think of the progress
that has been made in "the might,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-17
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

will entirely the forms OF Female Complaints all Ovarian
Troubles Inflammation liberation Falling Displacement
of Life
1t cured of Bacah and eucea than other
nfalible
irregular Painful
BUang Flooding
Womb
the female
which
Bacfache of either
Those who refuse anything
everyWhere Refuse al suhstitutes
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-17
. seesssssssssssssss .

. So many little faults We find,
. We see them; for not blind
. Is love. We see them. but If .
. you and
. Perhaps remember them some .
. by and by. .
. They will not be
. Faults then-grave faults-to .
. you and me.
. But Just odd wsys-mistakes, or .
. even less
. Remembrance TO bless.
. Days change so many things .
. yes, hours,
. We see SO differently in suns .
. and showers
. Mistaken words tonight
. May be so cherished by tOmOr-
. rows light.
. We may be patient: for We
Q know
. There's such little way 10 go.
. Selected
. sssssss 80
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-17

No other female medicine the world has received such widespread
unuual endorsement
No troubles
s-sofC ratefulfr ndsa has
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-11
Esplendida jiral.
EN- Ell PLANTAJE
bKSPRDIDA DI la SBNsRlTA GOsNAGA

Aver Sc VERTIGO la anunciada jira
en- honor de la bella sehorita Merce.
des Goenaga, que embarcara en- el
vapcr "Ceamo" ell martes pr6ximo con
destino a los Estadcs Unidos donde
estudiara la profession de dentista.
Sus amigos y admiradores organi-
zaron la expedition la fnca '.El
Plantaje", sta entire Bayam6n y Palo
Seco, que Sc efectuo en- los botes "San
Mateo" y Nueva Indiana, que pasa-
ron la barra del fuerte "Caf1uelo" y
navegaron COR facilidad por ell rio
arriba hasta llegar a su destino.
+, A las 10 y media partieron de la dar.
sena de los botes los expedicionarios,
reinando mucha algeria y entusiasmo
durante ell viaje. Varias sefioritas y
j6venes cantaron algunas coplas y
danzas del pals, siendo acompanadas
en- la guitarra por la seflorita Enri-
quota Skerrets, que ejecuta a perfec-
cci6p tai Instruments.
Tambien una orquesta de cuerda
iba en- el "San Nateo" y contribuyo
q sostener ell entusiasmo reinante.
Entire las damas que concurrieron
la jira recordamos a las sefioras Pepi-
ia Sanjurjo de Goenaga, de Hoeb,
Basanta de Finlay, sefioritas Mercedes
Goenaga. Georgina y Enriqueta Ske.
rrete, Lolita Iriarte, Ayda Pete, Maria
Asencio, Elisa Vizcarrondo. Mercedes
Latimer, Irma y Etna Finlay, Maria,
Paulina y Raquel Hoeb.
Ell sexo feo tuvo una representa-
cion tan distinguida como numerosa.
Durante la tarde Sc ba1laron algn-
mas danzas y Sc obsequio 4 todos los
presentes con gran esplendidez.
A las 7 regresaron los expedicio-
narios q San Juan satisfechos del
buen dia que pasaron en- ell "Plantaje".
Ell joven don Manuel Palacios fue
Ell director de la fiesta, secundandole
en- los trabajos de organization, don
Ernesto Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-11
DE TEATRO
DEBUT DEL SIR. LA PRESA

Ha sido TN acontecimiento artist leo
la presentation del seflor La Presa
ante nuestro p1blico, en- la tarde en-
la noche de aver.
La fama, por 10 regular, no miente.
Cuando pasea, en- triunfo Ell nombre
de un artista, imponiendo los ap1ausos
~ las ovaciones, cuando este paseo
triunfal dura va af1os, y Sc ha repeti-
do en- los mas varios palses, con la
misma solennidad y el mismo exito,
es porque Ia fama es merecida Y est 4
legitimamente canada.
La fama, entonceS, no es mas que
TN eco prolongado de las ovaciones
rendidas por todos los p1blicos ante
la suprema personalidad de un ar
tista.
La tama entOnceS no cS I'm reCla-
mo, es TN tribute, La que precede, y
sigue, y rodea al seflor La Presa Sc lie
debe, y fuera grande injusticia el
negarsela.
I'm drama conyugal' y Academia
de m1sica" fueron las obras represen-
tadas en- la function de aver. En- elias
caracterizo los mas opuestos persona
jes, triunfando en- todas las imitacio-
nes irreprochablemente hechas.
Como actor generico es eminentei
Los mas opuestos, los mas diversos
tipos .encarnan en- este multiple artis-
ia con rapidez y perfecc1on extra
ordinariaS.
Como violinista es merecedor de
todos los aplausos, es digno de la ce-
lebridad. -
Este aspecto del seflor La Presa es
acaso ell mas brillante de los que po-
see; Ell que remata y culmina su COM
pleta personalidad de artista.
=. Domingo Or0Sc0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-11
L blle del C0yilO EyldIO|

Eel gran bale celebrado en- ell Ca
sino Espafol, en- la noche del viernes,
dia de la Covadonga, fue un verdade-
70 acontecimiento social.
p Los salones estaban adornados con
la suntuosidad propia de este opulen-
to Casino, ell primero sin disputa de
los cfrculos sociales de esta isla.
Una soberbia installation de venti-
ladores electricos mantenia; no obstan-
te la gran aglomeracion de perso mas
una temperature agradabilfsima en- el
immense salon de baile y en- los varios
departamentos.
La Illumination era artfstica y des-
lumbradora.
La concurrencia distinguids, ele-
gante, numcrosa.
Las comisiones no1nbradas atendie-
ron con la proverbial galanteria que
distingue a la amable Directiva del
Casino, q las damas que concurrieron
y que no mencionamos por no incu-
rrir en- omisiones que son siempre Ia
mentableS.
Ell Honorable Mr. Winthrop y su
gentil y distinguida esposa asistieron al
bale, que dur6 hasta las dos de la ma
mana, sin que la animation decayera
un solo instante.
La del viernes ha sido una pagina
brillante que puede unir ell Casino Es-
pafiol al gran libro de sus grandes
exitos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-11
EN- LA CAPILLA
DE SAN FRANCISCO DE ASTS

La Venerab BILE Orden Tercera de
San Francisco cclebrara en- la Capilla
desde ell I3 al II del actual ell triduo y
demas Solemnidades que anualmente
'levan cabo en- honpr del serafico
Padre y Patriarca San Francisco de
Asis en- la impression de las llagas, con
arreglo al siguiente programa de fes-
tejos: %
Primero.-Tedos les dfas al toque de
Oraciones, empezando Ell microbes IS
del actual, Rosario y comienzo del
triduo toda orauesta.
Segundo.-El sabado 16 al toque de
Oraciones, gran Salve y Letanias a to-
da orquesta.
Tercero.-El II las seis media
de la mafana, Misa rezada y Comu-
nion para los Hermanos y demas .fe-
les que gusten acercarse Ia Sagrada
Mesa; las nueve, la Misa solemne
con penegfrico a cargo del reverendo
P. Comisario, Gaspar Ma. Cebrones, y
terminada la Misa, lectura del Capftu-
10 y toma de possession de los nuevos
empleados.