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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-31
Trl- w eekly Courier
CHANGING ADDRESS.

subscribers wishing their address chang.
"a will please give the name of the rost
tOmce to which the paper has been sent as
we'll rs the rost once where they desire Il
20 be changed to.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-31

One kind word day seems to ex-
haust the supply of some men.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-17

- uso Be i,niesiio ruehos csras
pacbl.s
.ilessAc lncgo. loS eNsdi4ss bsasiic-
hus. sArhtfsn ~spsnrt ane IA krpa~
is.ios Arcen'ina y Nhilc "a m,fsfi an
smpAssisles Vsic hfusce rcsnsgamacmto
a, "a paecnglA nASa lsf.alcfs - r,'o
pof.f,sssncs isn csitaAAg auses Qts isur
den iaf~lngaf nns iasi i>ama slAisnA 90
ls> ga'enUes lc llacna. AiFcs y San
usga
Ia sogsocuea0a e cslos dcss&Tsi
lamic'i1 Gel paiugg ~ hfasllsfsl
scr A. iaewrahlcs chile Y a Argent
ga rsfnpcfisn -sncdi s;amenlc sss psc
tos g. csuvalcnaa. para feiufsaf pr.
ponconAlracnte sus cscuaarsS V snulsf
de b. D las y, ieiasacs aamincn~cs d.
snpremacia & hegcmonia sud amcn
Csna
Ia senlz shiezs CO sumsmcuic pe.
hgrpsa p4ra Jas snanzaS V in para Ia
Ijranguihdsd dc los ES;sdos. e. e.
este cnnccp;o cue q, ,bemoS lamar Ia
sieacida del pals. del gobIcrno Dc
nucsf voCinOs.
II. a descnSS naCional cS Tn dcrecho
dc iodoS los puebloS que eSiiman en- al.
go 81 iniegridAd Soberauia: jusio es
cnt tonces. 10 rcpeiimos que los gobier
no, traien dc resolver les problemas
en IA forma cue mejor cuadh 4 la 81
tusclon particular de los estados y: a
eS, do DE suS iinanzas. pero no es ~po-
sible prescindir he sirs .neceSidsd no
menoS Sentida de preS;iglar y roSbute
Ger por todoS los medjoS el principle de
la Dlidaridad sud americana, que de
be ser el primer factor lie la estabili
dad Y del engrandecmiente del nuevo
continente cuyo desconoo imiento pue-
de participarnos los descalabros de
guerras fraticidas 6 ser la presa de
apetitos desordensdos de los imperia-
listas."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-17
NOBEON'.


Ell n1mero correspondence al IS de
Enero, 70 hemos recibido y viene re-
pleto de intsresantes datos para ell CO
mercio, de estadisticas interesantes
ola Revista Commercial" que dirijc
con tanta competencia nuestro compa-
nero don Angel Maria de Angel, va
crecl~ndo en- interGs y en- importancia
cada dia mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-17
.CAMARA DE DELEGAD0S
Session de esta tarde

A las tres menOs cuarto de la tarde
fueron llamadoS al salon los Delega-
dos, contcstando presente g al .pasar
Sc lista por el secretario.
LIE 8 Ell acta de la anterior session ell
emp.eado seiior i'uentes, Siendo apro-
bada por unanimidad.
FL delegado por elDiStrito+efe Aqua
dilla. don Francisco Feliu tomo pose
sion de su cargo mediante 81 juramen
to correspondence.
Los vecinos y propietarios de Mari
Gao sol1cltan Sc conStruya un camlno
a Montoso, que eS mejor SitiO para II
hacia Msyagllez.
VarloS concentrates de C,yey piden
que no voten los delegados ell bill MI
nero 2, sobre descanso dominical.
Don Joaquin Rojas, de Barranquitas.
para que Sc tenga en- cuenta los servi
clos de los empeados p1bllcos
Sc leyeron varios informeS de las
cOmlsiOneS p~rmanentes eSpeciales
Fueron aprobados dos de los infor-
mes de Ia ComisI0n de Hacienda acer
ca de la reclamation del sefior Caba-
Hero y otros selores,
Sc presentaron los siguientes pro
yectoS de ley.
Bill de los senores Palmer y Gambia
CordOva derogando la ley eximendo
del pago de contribuciones 4 Ia com
p mia Vandergriff
Sc leyeron tsmbien los bills n1m
24y25.
FL senor Montalvo pide que Sc per
mita retirar ell bill n1m. "a puesto que
ha preSentado posteriormente otro mo-
diiicando Ell anterior.
Fueron tomados en- consideration
por suS titulos los anteriones proyectoS
de ley leidos
Sc leyeron varias resoluciones y fue
tomada en- consideration Ia del Dele
gado sefior Montalvo pidiendo Sc in
Vestigue la conducta de la Policfa In
sulAr desde el aflo 1000.
FL Sr. Domenech pide que incluya
en- Ia orden del dia la .resoluciou pre-
sentada por ell mismo y asi Sc scordo.
Domenech sostiene su resolucion
que tiende solicitar antecedentes re
latixOs la Legisl itura, que deben SO
licitar del Departamento del Interior
Y ell sefior Santonf apoya al sefIor Do
menech, aunque cree no Sc necesita to-
mar acuerdo sobre ell particular, pues
cada Delegado tiene derecho 4 solici
tarlos sin Ia aprobacion de la Camara.
Fue aprobada la peticion del sefior
Domenech.
Santonl solicita que Sc interesa re-
mission de variOS documentOS para el eS-
tudio de la peticion sobre ell asunto
Vandergrlft.
I'll senior Ramos pide que Sc traigan
ante la Camara los antecedentes sobre
ancxi6n de los Municipios, Sc acuerda
complacerle, extendiendose la peticion
a los poblados de Hormigueros. Gua-
MICA, Barceloneta. Piedras. Ceiba y Lu.
quillo.
A las 3 y 20 Sc suspendio la session
por solicitarlo asi.el sefior de Diego.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-17
Misa de requiem

El Jueves, Ie del corriente, las
nueve de Ia maiiana, Sc celebra1a en-
la Santa Iglesia catedral una misa
solemne de Requiem con reponso en-
sufragio de las almas de los devotos
de Nuestra Sonora de la Providencia
y Sc suplica la asistencia de los fieles
d este acto religioso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-17

*a aHAAt'Ns HHHt # 49, = - ~ $500
90 golliegncs despics0upados y |
ae>gnlfaffAdorcN
L. g. se>>ion &c "A lev DC
filaaxslas Apf0Na4a . "a &c
Mario de ioos Qnc dicc csso
lo3o tl material cue se
c0mpgc oon cargo 4 las asigna
Nsone> cue pos esta lev Nc csla
blccrp vCuNo vAiof cxceda. &c
ma aollars se cumprafA en- pn
hlica suhasta. - .9So - ssccrSf
las co,se,ss ~ pae'so Rsoo. y
IN oaso * que las oompras &c
hagan "a los Esiados Dnidos
x citctaafan por liciiacion = IA
cual se invalara. med,ante cir
culares. a los comerciantes bien
cNnccidos.
I'm caso de haoerse las com
pras en- puerto Ricu'
Y donde es Z sible que sc
hagan,
,Acaso los servidores del pue-
bio pueden emplear el dinero
publico. nj siquiera el suyo paT-
ticular Ell oira parte que no sea
Puerto Ricof
La inverosimil V sumisa con
descendencla del legislator. ha
dejado alberto el camino a los
Comisionados para dedicarse a.
ramo dc compras. de efectos
para Ell pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Y ha hecho algo peor Ha esta-
blecido preferencias para las
compras que Sc hagan en- los
Estados Unidos, en- las cuales
Sc podra prescindir de las subas-
tas, con el silen cioso requisite
de avlsar, por medic de atentas
circulares. a los Comerciantes
bien conoCidos.
;Conocidos de quien'
iDel Comisionado'
Asi debi0 entenderlo ell fun
cionario que compraba d su
hijo los cilindros para las care
teras.
"A quien podria conoCer me
jor que a su propio hijol
Pues bien; es .fuerza que aca-
ben todas esas anormalldades,
que no dan a entender otra Cosa,
sino que la voluntad de este
pueblo Sc ha tornado a la chaco-
ia, o que*se nos tIene como un
pals destinado a ensavar en- 81 y
a su costa, las mas eItravagan-
ties Y exotlcas legislaciones. v la
manera de aclimatar en- colo
MAS ameriCanas las esplendide-
ces y Opulencias de los presu-
pueStOo OrIentaleS.
7 este a mas de ser deprimen-
te, es insufriDle. inaguantable.
FL pals no esta para esos de-
rrOches; neCesita economics en-
el presupuesto metodo Ell los
gastos, cuidadoSo empleo del di-
nero publlco, espiritu de ahorro
en- los Ocupantes de la adminis-
TRACTION; Y para que todas esas
vlrtuies administrators no eS-
ten a merCed de las intenciones,
nj dependan de la voluntad dere-
cha O torCida de un funCiOnariO.
neCesltamOS una lev de Subasta
publlca; para que con arreglO a
suS preScrlpclOnes Sc adquiera
en- el pals, en- Puerto Rico Y NADIA
mas que en- Puerto Rico, todoI
cuanto haga falta para que fun
clone el 1nextricable organismo
de la administration Official.
No estamos tan sobrados de
recursos que podamos tirarlos,
pOr la ventana. a la casa ajena.
Ese despilfarro, es siempre|
censurable. pero muchO mas
cuando Sc hace sin poder Y al
cOstllla aJena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-17
NucStro concrcio
en- Diciemhre

>fgan Ia rstsafsueas VfgIsAfa fss
isaf Is Ce'scgnma 81 Adeaea a. pe ~
sosirnidu dafan3s ipsolsRbfc 81 s,gnisa
fc meTimarr1o cesnsreial crtfe rsfa
is.a y las paf.e. sKtssagefas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-17
Alma latina
PORTADA DEL LlBRO

IOktADA DEL. LlbKO
Dedico mi libro estos
espiritus revolucionarlos :
Cayetamo Coil q Cuchl
Jose H. Leuis.
Juti0 Medind Comedies.
Jose ContrerdS Rdmos.
Jose PfreS LoSado.
Mdridno Riera Palmer.
Jose L,m6n de Arce.
Rodalfo II. Gauthier
Manuel ALdeo Nasario.
Judn Brdschi.
iQuG tiempos!
iQue de casos y que de cosas,
iCuantas rarezas y cuantas extrava-
gancias!
Nifios, prodigiosos como geniOs; an
cianos, mentecatos inocentes como
nifIos;
Mujeres. maliciosas y trapaceras,
como hombres; hombres ignorantes y
casquivanos. como mujeres
Curanderos y picapleitos, entonados
y disfrazados de personas titles.
Los ladrones los asalariados y los
mendigos pasados de punto y pasados
de cuchillo.
La sangre y la coadici6n plebeyas
encumbradas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-17
T0ssseSs C@rrs0ss.
Traslado de ConsultoriO

FL DR.. Don Gustavo Muioz
ha urasladado su Consultorio a
la casa mum. 81 de la calle de
Tetuan.-Telefono. asa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-17

A proposito de los proyectos de arma
mento del Brasil. encontramos los ST :
guientes conceptos en- La Prensa" de
Buenos Aires. que dan como pedrada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-17
Nota del dia

No -. q e. Ln4fNi1 nNdNcf cue
< deserm nc pot ia Asamhlea
Legislative Ia ohligacion cn cue
X hallan los leies * Departa.
mentos de renlis cueuia eSacia
v iastiflcada a las CamaTaS de
lainyersi5n Gc los ingresos del
presJpucsio.
Sc neceSiia tambicn una lev
lie subsstas
Rs de todo punto eSencial a
la buena. honTada Y economical
administrator de los intereses
puhlicos que Sc atienda esta IN
dicaci0n que hacemos Ell el
tempo oportuno V en- la epoca
mas propicla: .cuando las Cana
ra> estan en- funciones.
Una lev de subastas pubicas.
para que, con arreglo esa lev,
sc adquiriese todo el material
que necesitasen los Department
tos, acabaria con la extrara
anormalidad que venlmos OBJ
servaudo en- la manera como
surten sus respectlvOS departa
mentoS de articulOs necesarlos
. 0 superfuos. nuestros providen-
CiaieS cOmiSiOnadOs
La autonomia podra venir o
no venir, pero ellos la tienen
COmDletiSima y abuslva; para
empfear en- Compras de cuyas
utilidades nadie sc entera, Y a
nadle lie constan porque los e.
fes de departamentOs tlenen
tamben el po Ter necesariO para
no darle cuenta de suS aCtOS
al pueblo, nj a ninguna repre-
sentacion legal de Id opinion
publca.
Nos referiamOs aver a 10 que
esta pasando en- el departamen
to de instruction publica. y en-
ell departamento del Interior.
Pero en- todas parties queen
habas.
En- los restantes ocurre 10 pro-
pio.
El Auditor trae el material
para las ohcinas publicas SIN te-
ner siquiera la dellcadeza de en-
terarse ST en- Puerto Rico tiene
algulen los efectos que el fun
cionario nos trae de la metro
poll.
va nos ocupamos. hace algu
nos meses. de que la Carne que
sc les estaba dando a los nihos
asilad0S V establecimientos pc
nales era de una repugnante
antiguedad, precisamente por-
que sc nabia cele0radO uu con
trato con una casa norteameri-
ma, en- vez de adquirir la carne
fresca aqui dOnde ell ganado es
exceIente V abundante.
FL Secretario de Puerto Rico,
tambien esta facultado para ha-
Ger mangas Y capirotes en- cues :
ton de impres0s; Y asi henOs
visto de que modo permlti0 que
Sc deiara de publican la Ga
ceta Ohcial" y como diSpone
a su aroitrio y gusto donde han
de lmprimirse las leyes aproba
das por las Camaras insulares.
Asi en- todo. los Jefes de los
departamentos tifan Y derro :
chan ell dinero del pueblo, por
no ajustar sus practicas a las
seguldas por todo gobierno que
Sc precie de ser un buen admi-
nlstradOr.
La ley organica deja los ex-
presadoS funcionarios en- una
sublime independence de hacer
10 que tenga por conveniente.
Es verdaderamente criminal
ell descuido en- que Sc han tent
do estaS cosas por Ell legislator.
Sobre un asunto tan capital
como ell que nos ocupa no sc ha
legislado mas que 10 siguiente
Vamos a coplarlo para asom :
bro lie los pueblos en- que Sc des-
parrama la mas brutal anarquia
economical, vamos a copiarlo pa
4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-17
Totsles S2rr,549 S2s5,3o9

lotaleS s2iI,549 S255,3o9
Lo exportado los Unidos Unides
lego a S4S5SsI, consintiendo los prin.
cipaies srticulos domesticos embarca-
dos, en- cafe, por valor de 81, SO; CHI
mas. $as,SaS; cocos, $S,3r3; eueros,
S76s3; sombreros de paja, 50, $50; azd-
car. $Isr,aao; mieles S5.774; tab4co en-
rama $3.50; cigarros, sr9s7sa.
".
Les productos del pals exporta COS
para cl extranJero consistieron, en- ga
nado, por valor de SI98oo; caballos. por
S. .574; cafe por S224,5o2; cocos, $3.50;
cueros, $47o; sebo $1,000: almidon,
$4ISr: sombreros de paja $3.50; aricsr
$43; mieles $26342; tabaco en- rama
Sa57 y cigarros $3.50
Comparando las cifras anteriores
con las del movimiento; correspondien-
Diciembre de 1905. tendteinos:
- Que en- aquel mes de 1903 Sc
importaron en- Puerto Rico proceden-
te de puertss extranjeros articulos por
4 ell valor de $ro6,95r
20 Que 10 exportado para aquellos
mismos puertos lego a $763Soo, y en-
Diciembre 1904 solo $as3,56o.
80 Para los Estedos Unidos, Sc
embarcaron productos por vaor de
S452,479, 8 sea en- cantidad un psco
menor las exportaciones de Diciem
bre ultimo.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-22

Allen S. Olmsted, of lie Roy, n. Y. has
the courage of his convictions. He is the
inventor and proprietor Of Foot Ea e.
wellknown proprietary article of merit an@
enjoying large sale al over the world. Mi.
Olmsted has been a heavy advertiser and,
backed mp by the superior quality Of the
article he has offered to the public, has been
able to make a ade-ma"k of great value
Others have noted this with Jealous eye and
have sought, by underhand methods and by
copying, TO steal-"steal' is the word ex-
actly fitting the crime-the benefits to be
had from confusing the mind Of the public.
Mr. 0lmsted engaged eminent counseI and
brought his dish competitors right up
into the Supreme Court Of New York State,
which recently granted an injunction with
costs, restraining the offenders from mGk-
ing or selling foot powder resembling Al
lens Foot Ease IN outward form or design
or otherwise, the article hich NJ. Olmsted
had made a househC.. word on two CONT
nents. This is where Mr.. Olmsted showed
the courage of his convictions for another
man might have smarted under the sting Of
imitation, unfair competition and substitu-
tion, and accepted the situation with sour
grace Without doing anything In 0articU.r.
The entire advertising fraternity Of the
United States ow a debt Of gratitude to
Allen s. Olmsted, of lie Roy, y. Y. the
owner of the trade mark Foot Ease for
taking this firm stand against the bucca-
neers Of trade who, having 10 inventive
power themselves. are always willing to
profit by anothers brains and. by methods
akin to those Of the bushranger. become
social highwaymen In stealing the benefits
Of long, extensive and clever advertising
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-22
An Actors Suhterfupes.

Every actor prides himself most upon
his ability TO fake when it is neces-
sary," said James Fulton. Il remember
once, when | was young in the business,
we were playing fy-by-nights and the
heroine was supposed to kill the heavy.
The audience Tas primed up to the eli
max, as only the 0ne-show-eyery- three
months-town audience can be, Now die!
she cried, and pulled the trigger. Snap
went the hammer against a dead cart
ridge and the villain lived. Snap went
the. gun again-the heavy still stood
waiting the report. Slapl for the third
time, but no flash of powder followed.
The heavy threw up his hands and, do
ing the stage fall, cried My God! I've
been shot with an airgun.'
Another time we were putting on one
of those English melodramas dealing
with the coal mines of England. The
scene was laid at the bottom of the pit.
100 feet below the surface. The heavy
was destined TO die in this act, by the
bullet of one of his treacherous cohorts,
the shot being fred from behind the
scenes, supposed to come from one of
the subterranean passages. He gave his
cue for the shot, but the report failed.
Props was evidently busy. Again he
gave the cue, but failed to get the reply.
Suddenly he wheeled and, falling to the
stage, cried, My God! I've been struck
by lightning'-700 feet below the ground,
too. see," explained Fulton.-Kansas
City Journal.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-22
Strange rewards for Lifesavers.

Il have seen a good many drowning
accidents" said an cid sea captain, land
l have seen a good many queer rewards.
Once a young man rescued a young wild
ow's little son from the sea. The widow,
in her gratitude, asked for the young
mans photograph. He sent it TO her and
two months later he received a magnifi-
cent painting, by Smith, that showed the
scene of the rescue accurately, with the
little boy and him. both perfect like
nesses. struggling like mad in the water.
"A farmer, one of the Pinkertons told
me, came from the west to meet a gold
brick man. AS the farmer and the
swindler crossed on the ferry, the swim
der fell overheard. and the farmer res
cued him. He was so grateful that he
gave the farmer brick of solid silver.
Il saved a pretty girl from drowning
IN my YOUTH the captain ended. "She
gave me a present that weighed 1870
pounds. She gave me herself, and / 1e
still got her. She may not be in as good
condition now as she was then, but in
my eyes, somehow, she is as sweet Gnd
pretty as she ever was. "-Philadelphia
Rulletin
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-22
Trains or Crinolines?

Two ladies are sid 70 have been
mobbed in America who went out to shop
in such vast crinolines that they could
hardly get through the shop doors. | DO
not know which is the greater nuisance
to others, a lady putting out her petit
coats like an inflated balloon or one wear
ing long train. / am inclined to think
the latter for the lady occupies more
space. What grace OF beauty there is
in a train trailing after a woman l have
never understood. A peacock has a fine
tail conferred on him by nature. But
when he wants to show it # the fea theirs
are stiffened and form a fan. The bird
is not SO silly as TO suppose that he
would add 10 its adornment by dragging
his tail limp behind him. Possibly, how
ever, were the lady peacocks adorned
Truth
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-22

united is bent around the other to form
loop or blight, after which the free OK
trennity If the thus inclostd thread is
carried around the two portions of the
first thread interlocAja@ with itself
There are a number of knot-tyiLg mech
anisms on the market, used notably in
connection with farming machinery. such
finders. but these are Of entirely diff
ferent type The knot here shown is
intended for use in connection with
weaying machinery, where for the most
part the knotting is done entirely by
hand. In certain operations many thou
sands of knots have to be made. and is
done by exptts who do the work with
marvellous dexterity and rapidity. The
feature If the knot here patented is that
il lends Itself readily 10 formation by the
use of mechanically manipulated metal
fingers.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-22
THE GIFT MANIA.

There's pleasure in the giving,
We many times have heard,
and often has been quoted
As proof the Holy Word
bnt there are many falling
TO grasp the happy thought,
For frequent are occasions
on which for gifts they're caught.
mere was 4 time when presents
Were few and far between.
ana slight was their impression
On rolls of good long greer"
but nowadays the custom
OF giving has so grown
mat piles Of hard-earned dollars
Are into presents blown.
The wedding gift is hitting
Each relative and friend
VINO gets dainty missive
inviting 20 attend.
III due time comes the halty
The sweetest i'm the town,
And il must get "A present
Of ornament or gown
Once Christmas had no rival
IN giving things away.
But gifts we're ROW expecting
On every holiday.
And then there are the birthdays
With gifts designed to please,
ana 10 these must be added
More anniversaries
once graduates with sheepskins
Were fully satisfied.
but nowadays with presents
They must be well supplied.
And as each year were seeing
The gift day list extend.
We view it with amazement,
And wonder where twill end.
-Pittsburg Chronicle Telegram
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-22
BRUSH YOUR STRAW HAT,
mat Is the Way to Keep 1t Protected
from the MarIing Effects of Rain

from the MarTing Effects of Rain.
Yes, l know" said the hat man. 'peo-
PIE never think Of brushing their straw
hats, the straw doesn't seem to be a hat
made to be brushed, the dust doesn't
show ON it so much. and so they brush
all their other hats and let their straw
hats so.
But if they would brush their straw
hats as they do the others they would
keep fresh and good looking much longer:
this not so much on account of the brush
ing itself as because of the protection
that brushing it, keeping it clean. gives
II from the effects of moisture.
what puts a straw hat out of bust
ness, IN appearance. is rain. Let drops
OF rain fall on a dusty hat and every
drop spreads and fixes the dust on which
1t falls and makes the hat dingy. The
same rain falling on clean hat would
have far less effect ON its appearance.
Brush your straw hat, and the&ibhon
too, Just as you would any other. and
you will have the satisfaction of keeping
II in fair condition. q hat fit 10 wear the
season through. New York Sun.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-22
Diving Like Gentlemen.

The japanese made preparations for
another great attack They tubbed and
put on clean clothes furnished up their
arms and accoGtrements, SO that, as
they said, we japanese who fight like
gentlemen if we die, we desire to be
found ike gentlemen upon the field. -
Empire Of the East.
30. takes a prize in the junior laborers'
class, having been thirty-one years on
the same farm as his father There are
other caees Of laborers having com
menced work q s years Of age.-London
Standard.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-22
HEADREST on WAsnSrAND.

the cramped neck and shoulder muscles.
The illustration shows clearly the west
crn mans idea. The headreSt proper
consists Of a resilient form, covered with
flexible padded covering, preferably Of
water rcof material, which is supported
on spring hooks adapted 70 engage with
the edge of the washhowl Not the least
meriturionS feature of the design is its
aalnsiabiity, as it can he taken down
and conveniently stored when not in Use.
giyinc at all times free access to the
bow, and when needed for the hair
washing it only requires minute or
tive for adjustment, ana there are uu
screw ar other complications
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-07-22

Can't w. W. Jackson, 705 G ST., N.
W, Washington, D. c., writes:
Il am eghty-three years old, a
veteran Of the Black Hawk, Mexican
and the Civil Wars. l am by profession
a physician, but abandoned the same
"Some years ago I was seriously af-
fected with caEarrh of the stomach.
My sufferings were profraCfed and
severe. tried every known remedy
without obtaining relief
I'm desperation began the use of
your Peruna. began TO realize i'm.
mediate though gradual Improvement.
After the use Of three bottles every
appearance of my complaint was remov-
ed, and l have no hesitation in recon-
mendlng it as an lnfallible remedy for
that disorder. w. w. Jackson.
Address DR.. s. B. Hartman, President
Of The Hartman Sanitarium, Column
bus, Ohio.