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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-17
IMPERIAL THEATRE,

"A Woman OF No Importance Is the
! offering OF Mr. Malcoln Williams stock
! company at tho Imperial theatre the pres
ent week The play was well received
| last night. and the work of the members
| OF the company deserved the warmly ex-
/ pressed appreciation.
| 1t is a play full OF clever sayings. some
/ OF which have become a bit trlte The
! dialogue Is at times sparkling and cut
ting. Generally the sayings arc false.
There would be a hard task seS~ 10 flud
more than a half dozen lines that contain
any truth Il is a picture OF a bad so-
ciety, the casket OF jewels that contain
poison.
Much skill is displayed I'm the plot The
ending Is happy but even then the
proprieties only seem TO be regarded
Announced as of the present time and
Of English origin. the story might have
been told Of any other time The
charges might be brought against any
people OF the older countries. but then
the dialogue would not be so singing
there would be a spark here and there
that would make one laugh hearty, and
one would know then that all was not
lost
There have been few as finished pro-
"A Woman OF No Importance Every de-
tail 10 finely carried out and every char
acter cleverly portrayed. AS Lord Hing
worth Mr.. Williams certainly IS entitled
TO new laurcls. The heartlcss lord is
made by him qIte a disgusting creature.
who says bright and false things and
honors no good thing To portray the
part adequately is no easy task 20 give
the really finished portrayal OF IT that
Mr.. Williams does calls for unusual dra-
matte ability.
Miss Minnie Radcliffe. as Mrs Allonby
has a strong and difficult part II calls
for the expression OF emotion OF the
strongest kind and for dramafic work OF
great intensity Miss Radcliffe has mrny
friends who will be delighted at her sue
cess in this character, and she will have
many more, for her portrayal OF the part
OF the wronged mother cannot fail 90 in
crease her admirers.
Regan Hgghston as Gerald Arbuthnot
does splendid work He fulhlls the varied
requirements OF the part I'm a way that
leaves scarcely anything TO be desired
Last night his changes to the varying
scenes and passions was careful inteli-
gent and strong.
Others who portrayed particularly well
the characters taken are Miss Reed. Mr.
Roberts, Miss De Barry and Miss Viola
Burton. The latter, as the young Amerl-
can girl, is charming She is the one fresh
and natural flower I'm the picture Miss
Burton has many graces that all find play
In the part OF Hester Worsley
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-17
WEDS, AND 5
HOURS LATER
IS WIDOW

Muncie Ind. Jan. Edmund r. Ab-
bott, Of New York, who was welded 20
Miss Carrie Tuttle Saturday evening.
and on his deathbed made a will he
queathing her his real estate at lO7 Vest
one Hundred and Fifteenth street. New
York city valued at s2oo,Oo and a 500 600
life Insurance policy, died eight hours
later Of tuberculosis
The courtship began Christmas day.
owing 20 friction with reativos. who
refuse TO recognize Miss Tuttie as Mrs
Abbott, the body will be buried here
An attempt. will be made 10 break the
Will. Mrs. Abbotts lawyer has been in
formed by a brother in New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-17
YSAyE TO Be AT INFANTRY
HALL TOMORROW EVENING

The time for the appearance In this city
Of Ysayo the eminent Belgian violinist.
draws rapidly near. Tomorrow evening
he will play at Infantry hall So there
remains but a single day for the tsrdy
questionngs and rouse themselves that
they may secure seats. which brings up
an interesting phase of the situation. So
many Providence people have been active
and certain that the opportunities for pur-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-17
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.


Charles Stuart.n...,,.,,......M Mr.. Hackett
Clement Lane, James L. Seeley
Lord WiImot,,, ,Samuel Hafdy
Sir George villiers, Frederi.k webber
Earl OF Derby by........,", George Dickson
Col. William Carlos, Peter Lang
Gen. Henry Ireton.. Robert Holmes
Capt Park Devereaux. ...................
.,,,.....,,,..........Al Alexander r. Frank
Cornet Snakeley .......,.....M J. Jordan
Richard Pondcrcl ...,.... George Scheffer
Humphrey Pendcrel. n MILLER.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J.. Duane
Jane Lane. Charlotte Walker
Drusilla Coningsby y,,.,,.... Flora Bowlcy
Tabitha Penderel.,,...... Eleanor Sheldon
At tho Providence Opera house for tho
FIRST half OF the week. with matinee to-
morrow, James X. Hackett in The For
tunes OF the King. a romantic mclo-
drama by Mrs Charles A. Doremus and
Leonidas westeryelt
No one who sat Ia last nights audience
couid have held any doubt that the ro-
mantle mclodrana. the costume melo-
drama, the historical- romance cut and
thrust sort OF thing. has elements OF
popularity that grip good and tight, how
ever other forms Of drama may be rising
and falling on the uncertain turns OF the
tide OF public favor.
To be sure. not all OF our leading actors
are OF tho stun to make trunked and
lighted heroes Of But so long as Mr.
Hackett IS with Us and keeps his hgger
81 least one dramatic work OF the kind tn
dicated may be hoped for every season,
as regularly as We have "a new piece for
our light opera stars. and there can be no
reasonable question OF its success n
II is only half "a play. Mr.. IIackett may
be depended upon % do the rest
The testimonial paid 10y last nights
audience was personal 20 tho attractive
actor who presented "A captivating por-
traiturc of that Charles stuart. who never
said foolish thing and never did wise
one. IN ~ days OF his early Dos, when
together ,...h wit went personal courage
and al the elements that make the beau
ideal OF Cavalier and nero of romance
II was tribute 90 the play itself. par
tcularly 10 the ceyerly constructed and
splendidly performed curtains" And II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17

nad copiert fpurhe, iins gntfrGiti.
9ung uns SfspG6une aeweien.
Shritt fir Sfritt, elm Iarograpb
nab benz anberen, Wcrt fir 8ort,
iino Die eeleslihen Siherbeiten fiir
Tolicenbalter aus Dem Stem Yorfer
ELECTROMAGNETIC eeitrifen poroen,
nit Silfe Der ihrperbeioloeten
Sobbp 5t @lbanp.
60 saB iest, neil oos @eies bon
8isconiin Den Saltern bon Yolicen
in 8eieGihaften Die nod Dem @eiese
ienes Staates orsaniiirt iino, poll.
itansig Shus bieiet, Die geriiderer
IN g eieaihaften iebof, bic na6 benz
@eies, BON Dem Die Stotuten bon
Wisconiin bios cine Mbihrift iinb.
eineeriftet iino, oar feinen Sfut
Dor Den rGrafters" baben.
Sn elmer Hnnif itonb Die isis.
coniin @eieaibait feit ipie elm Sells.
Sm 8eSeiben eritatten Die SEEN
Dorfer Companies unaef1br Elm
9rittel iohiel on Die Tolicenbalter
5uriid, als Die Sif)erbeits- Banter
ibren Oepoiitoren. @as mare in
eiter anoeren Tanif 5u boffen on.
geiifts 9eiien, mas nit ben aapi.
talanlosen in ber lesten finanFeaer
Gonpuliion eeihab. Der Bertrand
reooltiert lid bel Der @oritellLng Der
GoniequeBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
Der yiprsdrnoe Mfic".

Gin affe, Der Gnaliid iprift,
miro in England Dem Bublifum ge.
aeigt. 8orlaufis iinb ieine Sprod).
fenntniiie freilih nod nif)t icbr
nmfnIIeno, er fam .Gcninl",
opleaie" unb udange" ioeen, =
aber man bofit oui fpeitere Sort.
ihritte. ~GonilI Der 3neite", wie
er gennnnt miro. bat Den aanset
8inter in Siib.Sranfreih slac.
braft, mo man ibnl Iufnlerfiomfei.
ten geifenft bat, mie ma lie BORT
lonit nur einem WiIltimiuionGr er.
melIt. gr mar u%ntrennbar bon lei.
mem Sebrer mo @~eiGhrten, einem
aroBen popasei. Toa nennt ocn
Shimponien INNER .Gon--iul",
unb nit bieier Eniiie Sipiiten Den
beiben Silben ipridt oitf Der @fie
in ihriQen 3onen ieinen Nomcn.
Der mflerifnniihe Wenagerie-9 Better
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17

Stride uno ibrc Stiftuueen 81 rid.
ten, lie perfclgt oltd aiIf ieomeoe
@etie Die CT Geligion treu eebllcbe'
men aothclifen. Mne StndtsGmter
iino linen perifloiien. Sic per.
ben mie Harias bebnn0elt un0 lfei.
men MIR oa 5u iein, UNI ihre
Steuern 81 be5ablcn.
9ie Gerionen, Die an meiiten benz
SaB Der Sreimnurerei a~usgeiest
iinb. oos limo Die giid)oie uno
Frieiter. Nn einem friiben Morgen
erfGbrt oieier ober iener Yfarrer
b,ird) Die 3eitnngen, bnb lein @e-
bnlt aeiperrt lit. gr glaubt 81
trdumen, benn feiner Sdltlo lit er
it'd bemllBt. gr iudt in ieinem
arnen Sirntniten nad,, no er mobl
perbro6en haben mag, unl iih Die
llngnabe Der Heeiering s~uee5oaen
az baben. Gr bat mie immer leine
Imtspflidten treu eriiat, bat Weiie
gelelen ober %eeiungen, bat 8pttes
@ort g~eprebigt nnb Den &oted'is.
mus ertbeilt. Die &ronfen beiuht,
ben @ilreernleiiter INNER boflih ge-
griibt, feinerlei Yolitif aetriebeit
unb iiherlih nie bos Domino, ial.
pam fac rempublicam", GSerr
ieene unb beifiise Die ihellere He-
public, I'M Sohamt ausselaiien.
lin 5li piiien, mas er cisenflid per-
broden bat. Denoet er lid oireft an
ole miuiiterielc Sbrisfeit. Soee,
Wofen, Wondte pergebel, feine
Intmort. gnolif erfGbrt err our6
elm 2ofalblott, oab fem @ebolt &c.
iperrt pornen, ipeil er an Dem unb
Dem Gage in eifrieem 8eipr1he nit
einem Observation-Disclosures @riito.
froten gcieben moroen lit. Gin
Iriitofrat uno Elm @eiitllfer tonnen
ia MIR bon elmer 8erihporung
gegen Die &epublit iprehen.
Sn Der r0eflarntion Der Men-
ifen. unh 9iireerredte", Die iiber-
al mie Die liigenhafte 9epile Srei-
belt, @Ieihbeit, 9riiberlihfeit IN
allen pffentlihen @ebauoen anae-
ihlagen lit, iteben bret Irtifel, Die
nlio lallten: Iae Sran5oien iino Dor
benz @elese gleih. &ein Menid
bari ieines @lanbens pesen beun-
rubigt meroen. - Sci Der @rnen.
ming bon 8eomten lit oas Terbienii
olIein mobeebene. 9iele bret Ir.
tifel ieben lid reht ifon OH, ner.
Den aber in Der 1raris ME ange-
monbt. 8emerben iih 3. 9. Orei
Ganbibaten, mppon Der cine Elm
Sube, DER onhere elm Iroteitant nmf
Der brittle Elm &atbolif lit, INN eine
StcQe, 10 befommt lie Der Suoe,
moaen Der Broteitant nno Der So
tboIif audi aebn Mal fabiaer ba5l
fem. Sinb MIR 5mei @anoibater
porbonben. elm Yroteitant unb cir
&atbolif, 70 miro Der Broteitant an
geiteat, aub ipenn Der autbolif i'm
rpeit iiberlegen mare. Sit enolif
unter aebn ober 5tpansia Ganoibater
an elmer Steae Elm Sreimalrer, Ir
miro oieier crnonnt, rilo mare er
aiih Der sroBte 9ummfopf bel
Welt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
XIII.

XIII.
A-in onoeres aricssihitt, Der
~ areraer ySiiGp", marc alif
Ty ieinen Yeiebl, foltm balb
" aus9eriiitet, unter oenl
Commando zines 'elner
8iinitIinae noh God)inhira geldift,
Gs erlitt unteripees cine %beoeutetoe
Soborie. aoim ausgebe'iert, lpl,rce
es am s. Sebruor leetbin bon Dem
uniGbiaen Sdiitsfaptot OIL en-
seHeuriff eemcrfen, 100 es elnelt
Sreibia Neter laneen Sed erlltt iliio
suu Sbeil pcrionf." 3ie Nrbelt
Der auf ben Shiffswerften I'M Eail
bearifienen 3orpeboboote pl'roe el'l'
ne{teat uno Ynn5crld)itfe III Irpelt
aerommen. fir melhe baS Narln'
merit feine Greoite ppticrt bate. Sn
ben @rienalen aingen Die auslnnol'
Hfen ,sn9enieure nit Der %be'onoern
Grloubnib bes WiniItcrs elm uno
aus. fem @emot iuar 10 'e't per
ltdIoiien, lie %itoberten m oel'en
tEhronfen herum, lim be @ebeim'
:nHie ser untcrieeiiflen Sdlttfe gu
entbeden. @elaiide nnO ldpel5e'
.rifhe Snqenierre, Die bo norgoben
sGhiiie eriunben 5u boben. ole oos
,oonse mobcrne SeeneIcn repolutlo-
:nieren lo0ten, mlirben nit ot1e1en
s(rmer NON benz uoipen Miniiter
auioenommen lnb linen ote MOTH.
apenoiaen @eloer, Wtoteriollen mo
@eomten sur GeriIaun9 aeltellt, Inn
.ihre i~obelbaiten Shilie jit bollen.
Gin Sorpehohoot, uTGsptn9ole"
dheitert I'M Mittclmeer. Soeleld)
beouftrot Seine grcelena elnen leI-
ser W1hler, etnen Wtorleluer
fGhenfnirtb, oosielbe ipteber tlott
Isu MAIDEN. Ser @irtb erbalt 1OO,-
1000 Nronfen, ober bas S%nrpeboboot
uieat nod INNER out Dem @rnnoe
hes Weeres. Gas iine einiae bon
Den sablreihen &laeen, Die Der bon
sber 9ummer ernannte Insifnb 81
innteriuhen bntte.
Sseber e~emiiienhafte, ebeloenfenoe
;sHenih, Der oo einiiebt, ooB err elmer
Finn o%npertrouten Stene niht ae'
,Apahien iit. bttiet ioaieib Inn Gnt'
,Ioiiune unb iiberloBt lie etnem gu
'ft6nSieen Manne. Gin 6reimonrer
fennt feline iplhe Sfrupel. Shn1
,aebt iein perionlihes Sntereiie iiber
SITES. M0ge audi Elm aon5es Snilo
burd ieine ShuIo 81 Srirnoe aehen,
,ibm lieot blutnenie bnran, menn
mi lein GbraeiS unb ieine Sob
fuft bobei beiriebiat lperoen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
&rebs nimimt at.

9ieie 8ranfbeit bat iid in Den
letten 40 Sabren beruierfaltigt.
9ieies befilnoet iid ourd Die groBe
@n5ohl bon Botienten, Die iih on
Or. @pe in aanios Gitp penoen.
Seine gmtsitnben limo ieben Gag
NIT Entienten aus alien Sbeiler
Der 8ereiniaten Stooteu aeiiillt. Or.
gpe lit Der gntbedcr eilter 8erbin.
buns bon peritiebenen Selen, Die
oen arebs prompt .furiren, lowie
@eihmiire, &atarrb, Sdmorrboioen,
6iitein unb onoere Soutfranfbeiteu.
I'm ein iQuitrirtes @ilb ihreibe
man an: Or. Vpe, 9raiper Ill,
&anias Gitp, Wo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
aOnis Nlfons i'm Gnto.

aonig @lfons Der 9rei5ebnte bon
Spnnien bat, ieit er Dem Iiitomobil.
Sport buloigt, ihon mnndes gelnn-
gene Mbenteier erlebt. ailr5lih be-
CAB er lid i'm slltto nod Bilbao, Inn
Den bortiaen Heaatten bei3uWobnen.
9ns er IN Chauffeur radt zines
Cages einen Nusflug nah @uernicu
"lnternabm, mpbei i'm MIR lein
Wehanifer begleitete, begc9nete linn
cine Shoor etpns angebeiterter
Sleiidergeiellcn, Die pom 8ieb-
marfte IN Sruni5 famen. aaum
pernabmen lie oos SoiisSoff zines
berannabenben Nntomobils, nls lie
iif qiler ouf Ser Strabe mlfiteaten,
Inn Dem tSnbrer Den @eg 81 Der-
iperren. Ger aonig belt, OILS er
Die l1rmenoe mo iingenoe @ruppe
lab iofcrt an. nSier miro nift
ourdaeiabren! Sdlt!" rief elmer
Der Jleiiher. llno iif 81 Dem
Chauffeur wensenb, fubr er fort:
"a trinf ans Der Slaide, miro Dir
niht ihaben!" Mit bieien Worten
hielt er ibm cine sroBe aiirbisilaihc
bin . n9ante", iagte Der 8onia
urD nabm Die Sloihe entsegen.
God uls err, nm 81 trinfen, Die
Shusbrile binoufibob, crfanmten
Die Sleiiher9eieQen ibren aonia nnb
nobmen TeiBous, Ser Spreder ulb
lleberreiher Der Sloihe nber fling
aus 2eibesfraiten 3u ihreien an;
,&ipa el rep! 0ipo Ilionicl", in
melhem Hui Die gnoeren einltimm-
ten. Ser aonig aber that einer
tiidtigen Shlud aus Der Sloihe,
ifiittelte Dem Spenoer Die Sam
nnb er9riii Damn pergniiat ben Se'
Def. Inn Die Tobrt fort5uiesen.
-fff-
- Isle niel Salent gebort oft bo'
an, Die Wenihen glauben 81 MAIDEN,
non mon Gins hot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17

Soltod, Der Better bes affen, poGte
crit NIT ibm niht nod Gnslone
tommen, neil nos 3Iimo fir SEN
Sfimpdn'en unaeiunb III. Or
mo0te iein Sebcn periihern, aber DIE
TeriihernneS 8eie0ihofien molten
ouf bos Tiiito nitt eineebeu.
S6lieblih uber miliaien ie bod,
Elm uno periiherten ,GonIul oeu
3neiten" iiir 100000 9onors, uiio
nod $4,000 Collars mehr afs bie
Teriiherung Goniul Den griien" be.
trug. Die Tolice betrGet 20 Bro.
sent unb v6oniul Der 3weite" bari
IN ben Wonoten Ncpember, 9esem.
Der, SonIor, Sebruor unb WGra
niht nod 9onoon fommen.
-f-&-t-
@s giebt niele 9eute, Senen
feline onhere @bre errpieien pirb, ais
Die leste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17

aep ,id) INN VI
penies?)
Milo i'll Mi9orO III
oppertabning Oa ber5i,
mus S4 Shne G @e.
idlidt persahle. gtom.
lid, Die gllti hot bnd,
inlrner I'M CONNER
oes girnahe piin Yri.
iprfs LII oes Triiorfe
pm ei9eeefcfte Hiet.
ides I'm @irn I'm
Siheni I'm Strulp-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
Ser srinmpb Der T%reimanrercf.

Die %fSreimolirer boben gum GroB'
ten 5beil ibren 3ned errelft. Gte
beoertenoiten aemter bes Sonoes
sinb in ibren Sanoen. Sn Den
miniiterien iteden lie Die oiden 1e-
Batter elm; lie iiBen i'll ben 8erid)ts'
,hofen, no iie freimourerlife ur'
tbeile fallen, in hen aommern mo-
diem lie ireimaureriihe @e'eee, IN
ben 9ebritiiblen Der ltnlperlit1terl
Ano Der @pmnoiien oerpelten lie Die
ssSugenD nit ihren moterioliltilherl
,SSbeen nnb @ei6iftsliigen uno III.
den Tie noh ibrer aenuBllhtigen
N8eltanid)omIng beran5ubiloen. Sn
ben TrimGridulen treten Die Dem
lGo5iaiism1s bulsiaenoen 2ebrer
Ipffen ee9en ole Heliaion aui uno en-
sStifen Den aeim Der Sugeno, Den
fromme gltern miihiam m hos Ser5
ibrer &inoer gepilan5t, unter ibren
B~eriesenben, iarfaiti'hen SpOtte'
Helen. Die lesten arl5ifire, Die
aSh Die StuliGle einieer @eniein.
Eben Sieren, neroen bon ben Sful.
!obrtafeiten, bier uno oa iogur unter
Den %erobiten 9oiterurgen Der Sch
srer BON DER Wano berrnterge.
11ommen.**
; 9as sebt ireilih niht INNER
y Seute, am 80. MGr5, melbet
elm aabeleramm bon Saieon, OoB
ale 8eriu6e bas S6iff nieoer flott
gu MADDEN. fruhtlos geblieben iinb
1inb Dob es oils perloren betroftet
tDirb.
- gs NOR i'm Sabre 1890. Der
Qebrer eines 3orfes aus Miittel.
fronfreih moate Dor Den &inoern
ben Spott nit Gbriitus treiben. I'm
Ben ornlen &inoern 81 5eigen, bnB
Sseius 9briituS obne Wod)t iii,
rimmt err einen Steden unb i6ldai
oomit ouI bos OIL Der 8ano ban.
genbe aru5iiir. Gil" ruft err, rer
bort mid niht, er inat nifts. er
Dernuae nif,ts! @enu Der feline
&oblenbrenner @ott mare, 10 Dilroe
er mid pobl ON Veitihen perbin.
bern" limo err iubr fort nui Oas
G%briihusbilb 5u ihloaen.
sSn bieiem Nuaeublide ofinetc bie
ssrou bes 2ebrers Die Sbiire ulb
Io6te iiber Die @ise hires Gotten.
Gbriitus lit obne iid 81 Bella.
gen, pie er ihon nui @oleotba ae'
than. Seine StunSe NOR nod
niht sefommen.
@inige Wonate onrnoh ecbnr ole
Erau oes 2ebrers 3Diainae. Ger
G:ss NOR foot. gr NOR nit &c.
6ffnetem 9eibe unb herousbGngen.
ben girseweiben sur @elt. Ger
Mnbere. Der beute nod lebt. lit qnna
Shpord tou6 uno itumm. Die
Gtrafe NOR auffnlenh. 9ie @e.
bolferumg iab BARN Die itrenge, aber
geredlte Sanb @ottes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
Subn &itif, Gsa., crntet fiir ieinc
@mtbcit id)nGocn ltabauf.
Wtiiter Glitter!

Wiiter Ghiter!
Sic mIiic ia, ipie Sd bin, Wiitcr
Gbiter. Sh meen gcge Die Ilti.
Sd bin 5u gut. Ies is slQes. Nei
Grin5ippel is IleS fiir Die I1mili
I'M @iniees Tor ole Alti. In omar
regorbleb Of aoidte. (Ienu mas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
Monitransen, 6ebethiid1ern etc.
8adlemts Monlam sammlnna.--
WISCONSIN.

CINE belletrifiide 9anss nnb 6%umilien. StbItptb,
Snbalt Der 10 sanb. Q2 Romant uuo 5 Nsp.aem:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17

y VrGiibent bes bon Den eng
lGnoern ernonnten 8eridts, bai
SSobnnna b'grc ann Lobe peri,r'
tbeilte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17

er aetriet perh, that Shine bes nit
mao Made? aonnt mer oo nit
einiae Irt pitn ardnf friege?
Sbne bes gt1mlihe miiniheno
Mit Gienrbs
UourS
Sobn d. Gsq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17

Isle piel Salent gebort oft bo.
an, Die Wfenihen glauben 81 MAIDEN,
ooB man ems bat. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17

(G~bitorielles aus Ger ,1em Sort
YreB" Jon II. Septemoer.)
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-10-04
Cream of the News.

Fortunate is the man who is hero to
his wife.
The best shoe for boys is sold here.
Hopkins. 1t
"A woman never fails to notice the
failings of other women.
Grapes, finest varieties, at the White
Star Grocery. 1t
"A grocer who sands his sugar has
more grit than principle.
Fruits and vegetables at the White
Star Grocery are always freshest. 1t
A mans actions are seldom as good
as the sample submitted.
-Ifyou insist on tailor made suit we
can furnish it, guaranteed in every re-
spect, or no sale. Hopkins. 1t
"A man thinks his neighbor has no
right to hold wrong views.
The Tionesta branch of the Zuver
Studio, at the City Building, is open
Tuesday and Saturday of each week. If
AS mans other property decreases
his stock of dogs increases.
The Strootman shoe for lsdies-the
Douglas shoe for men. The best the
market affords. Hopkins is sole dealer
here. 1t
Almost anybody would rather have a
steady job thau steady work.
-Pimples or any other skin blemish
can be cured by San-Cura Ointment and
San -Cura Medicated Soap, 25c. All drug
gists. II
1t is hard to get what you want when
you don't know what you want.
Your gen srsl health cannot be good
unless the kidneys, liver and bladder are
right. Thompson's Barosma is positive
cure. SOC and Sl.0O. If
"A woman is an attentive listener
when her husband talks in his sleep.
-WANTED.-A competent girl or wom-
an for general housework, small family,
good wages. Call or address, Mrs. w.
ID. Corrln, 409 west Second st., Oil city,
Pa. 1t
Grapes OF the largest and most de-
licious variety arriving almost daily at
the White Star Grocery while the season
lasts. Here's the place to get them in
large or small quantities. 1t
Successful political candidates are
usually cool-headed and warm-hsnded.
The REPUBLICAN is fixed for putting
out the newest in calling cards, wedding
or reception invitations, having taken on
the latest in the popular Old English type
faces. Try us and be in style.
1t is waste of time to argue with a
man who thinks he knows everything.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-10-04
Free Training of Nurses.

BY the terms of fund to be adminis-
tered in connection with the Philadelphia
School for Nurses, Witherspoon Build
ing, Philadelphia, number of young
women from every county will receive
free training in nursing. 1t is planned to
ultimately reach and help In this way
every village and township.
The young women will be provided
with room, board, nurse uniforms and
all the refinements of well-appointed
Christian home. At graduation the di-
ploms ofthe school and the Order OF the
Red Cross will be conferred, qualifying
for practice in any state or country; the
railroad fare will then be paid back home.
Those applying and chosen to receive
the benefits of this fund will be given two
years training, with rich experience in
nursing the sick poor of the city under
skilled leaders. The term may be short
ened to eighteen months by taking pre-
liminary course of six months reading
and study at home. A special short
course enables young women to quickly
qualify themselves for self support and a
substantial income.
In addition to regular nursing, the
young women are taught how to pre-
serve their own health how to recognize,
avoid and destroy contagion; how to es-
tablish and maintain perfect sanitary
conditions about the home; they are pre-
pared for positions as Office nurse and
physicians assistant; they get practical
knowledge of City Mission movements,
Deaconess training, College settlement
work, and are trained for special posi-
tions of trust in institutions
The school is ten years old and is en-
dorsed by physicians, leading educators
and prominent men throughout the
country.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-10-04
Climatic Cures.

The influence of climatic conditions in
the cure of consumption is very much
overdrawn. Tho poor patient, and the
rich patient, too, can do much better at
home by proper attention to food diges-
tion, and regular use of German Syrup.
Free expectoration in the morning is
made certain by German Syrup, so is a
good nights rest and the absence of that
weakening cough and debilitating night
sweat. Restless nights and the exhaus-
ton due to coughing, the greatest dread
of the consumptiye, can be prevented or
stopped by taking German Syrup liber-
ally and regularly. Should you be able
to go to warmer cline, you will find
that of the thousands of consumptives
there, the few who are benefited and re-
gain strength are those who use German
Syrup. Trial bottles, 25c; regular size,
75c. For sale by Dunn 81 Fulton.