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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04
LITTLE 6OY BLUE.
His Mother Blows His Horn.

A lady living In Illinois writes about
food 20 friend whose little girl has a
delicate stomach. and We are privileged
to quote from her letter:
The best way 10 advise YOU In little
Bessie's case ls, feel ~ toll YOU what I
did for my little BOY Blue. He was. like
your daughter very fond ~ white bread.
potatoes and the usual food of the every
day table His appetite seemed good and
ne ate freely. but like little Bessie. he
didn't seem TO get the proper amount of
nourishment out ~ his food was puny in
body aid lacking strength. was peevish
and hair sick most of the time
II was very much worried about him
because | couldn't find the right sort of
food for hlm-the ordinary breakfast
foods didn't seem 20 answer A. last. q
few months ago, I determined 10 try
Grape Nuts confess was almost In
despair. and had but little hope that Il
would prove any better than the other
prepared foods.
The result was most surprising Boy
Blue took 10 the Grape Nuts food and it
did him good from the beginning He
has gained steadily IN weight, strength
and good spirits and has taken on q com
plexon like = Wild rose. His eyes fairly
dance with health and hsppiness-hls
pecvishness is all gone.
Thus Husband and I both began to eat
GrapeN Nuts food and with the best OF re-
suits He finds II especially beneficial as
brain food You know that one with
HIS sedentary habits needs something
specially adapted TO such conditions
much nourshment In small bulk lie
finds IL In Grape Nuts food and he SAYS
he does better work since he began TO
eat 70 than ever before.
Give Your baby Grape Nuts and III
guarantee the results Name given by
Postum Co Battle Creek. Mich.
There's reason
Read The little book The Road TO
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04

Temperance Town" AS many other au-
diences have in the past
There Is just the something about the
piece that makes everything OF Hoyt
perennially amusing. Nearly everyone
knows the favorite travesty on prohibi-
ton. AL too. known that there IS moth
ing about the play that any. save cranks
and hypocrites. can object TO. At the
well-knowh characters arc In excellent
hands.
They are a remarkable grist OF anus
ing stuff these people that Hoyt has por-
trayed Human natures story points
and weak ones are well brought out. one
cannot adequately describe these chsrac-
ters. they must be seen 10 be appre-
ciated.
Mr.. Williams is Mink Jones, known as
the town drunkard. and he plays the
part with spirit. He gets all the fun
there s in the character TO the surface
and there IS plenty Of IL to bring up.
Miss Reid plays the part or the very
lovahle Ruth Hardman In the same at
tentive and earnest manner that seem 10
characterize all her work. Charles Kings
ley makes an admirable Bings Jones. His
funmaking propensities are clearly dis
cernable.
As an old man Albert Roberts shows
his extreme cleverness Mr.. Rooerts IS
always furnishing surprises and he GER
tainly as Uncle Joe. surpa sses previous
efforts Miss Minnie Radcliffe is the
woman lawyer 10 perfection.
Mr.. Hughston as Gentleman Jack
Worth. Ben Graham as the druggist,
Fred Sutton as the saloon keeper and W.
A. Howell. the doctor carry out all the
auirements OF their interesting parts.
There is no fault 70 be found with any
one in the cast Miss Burton charms.
as usual, and Miss Katherine De Barry
makes a fine Mrs Jones.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04
EMPIRE THEATRE.

Another play from the pen OF that
rro.fc por'rayer of emotions and sen
sationalism. Theodore Kremer, is at the
end Parted" in four acts and 10 scenes.
and this includes Reunited" thing not
Indicated in the title
In between the wedding Of Herbert
Dixon and Nora Farleigh. and then re-
union I'm the last act. almost all tho
troubles that nortals are heir 10 fall u
the lot OF the girl. but She lives through
Il and ia strong and robust at the finish
10 see her tall wicked rival perish
miserably OF "galoping consumption"
About the time the couple are happily
married they are put out OF their COM
Portable home and have 10 live in a nat.
Here enters the serpant I'm the shape OF
a fake book agent with designs upon the
young wife Not being able 10 win her
he has her arrested for n robbery she did
not commit producing a planted watch
from p bureau drawer as proof
To prison for the heroine and while
az the wash-tub along comes the jezebel
who is her hated rival. 20 gloat over her
misery. Then there are rumors OF the
coming OF the stork. Lest tho name
OF the little stranger be tainted by
prison air. she is taken 10 tho warden's .
house and soon after with her child she
IL released and gets back home just in
time 10 see her husband married 10 the
aforesaid Jszebel. whose right name is
not Jezebel az all but Marion Cameron.
Leaving the child on the doorsteps for
her husband the poor girl starts for the
river 20 end her sorrows but Is all but
run over by horse "a real live horse
IL used too. and n sleigh
Tho kind hearted lady In the sleigh
PICKS up the waif and takes her for a lit
tic trip 10 italy for her health and when
she comes back she gets y position (after
tho style of the runaway mother IN Fast
Lynn as nurse 20 the woman who stole
her husband
The latter is pretty nearly dead be-
tween the morphine which she admins
ters with a needle, and the consumption.
hut she has life enough 90 get n pistol and
try 10 shoot the disguised h~oine.
somebody a FrenCh maid. evidently has
tamTered with the pistol and 20 refuses TO
shoot and she dies "a disappointed woman.
The gallery boys are glad % see her die
because she wasn't very popular with
'tltm, neither was the fske book agent or
the INSCRIPTIONS guardian nor the spoil
81 child or any OF the hateful characters
created by Kremer
n ended happily. OF course and every
hody went home satisfied even the mana
cer for there was very full house
frances w-hitehouse ~ very clever and
rieesins az Nora. and Mary Cunard IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04
WARREN.

The weekly meeting Of the Warren ar.
tilery was held in Armory hall last night.
ladies' night was observed and large
number Of the sex were present 10 watch
the manoeuvres The boys were At their
best and gave an excellent exhibition of
drilling under the direction Of the ef-
fcient stan officers. The preparations
for Inspection are beng carried on at
present and from the present indications
the work this year will be the best ever
presented by the company. The rife
range I'm the basement OF the hall Il
being well patronized by the men and
some good scores have been made.
Massasoit encampment. A. O. U. w.
met IN odd Fellows hall last night with
a fun attendance OF members present.
The earlier part OF the evening was de-
voted TO business after which n social
program was held
Tobin Post. q. A. r.. met IN Grand
Army hall last night fun attend
ance ~ the corps were present. The
usual routine " business was transacted.
after which social exercises were enjoyed
and refreshments were served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

There is plenty Of life, good singing
dancing. music and so on. all OF which
IL given with a snap and vim by Fred
theatre. which opened for weeks en-
gagement there Yesterday The company
is one Of the old standbys OF this place
of amusement and has always presented
a good bill
farce called MIXED and Twisted" In
which Miss Maggie Bennett. q favorite at
this house. leads large corps of young
women. who make up one ~ the best
choruses heard this season. There 10 q
whole lot Of run In this. all of which IA
clean and snappy. jolly Teb heads the
comedians. all of whom do their work
in capable manner.
Miss Elsie Bohm. n pretty young lady
with a phenomenal baritone voice. opens
tho oio with number OF well rendered
selections that are heartily encored. The
four Connellys. three women and one
gentleman. are next on the program IN
songs and dances. and their act Ia worth
seeing
Zeb Zarrow. Schrock and Rice, the well
known comedy acrobats ana cyclists are
seen In an act called Zig Zag Town q"
and 10 II difficult 10 say which to admire
the most. the comedy or skill presented
by the team. for they are an hard work
ers and what they do Is new and dif-
ficult
Black and McCone. blackfsce burlesque
acrobats. are another good team. and
one wonders how they leave the stage
without broken bones
ono ~ tho best singing acts seen here
this season is given by six young women
who on the hiil are called the sly Ratsei-
benders. Not only is their singing good.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04

At the Providence opera House for the
week with matinee tomorrow and satur-
day William A. Brady presents Mr..
Wright I.orimer in THE Shepherd King,"
a romantic drama in four acts. the chief
character OF which is David OF Israel
At tomorrow's matinee popular prices
will prevail.
Except as the producer OF ''The Shep-
herd King" and the player OF the title
roll, Mr.. Lorimer Is practically unknown
20 theatregoers He seems 10 have
bounded into fame all at once. although
in little speech at the close OF the per
Torrance last evening he confessed 20
having been IN Providence before In a less
conspicuous way.
Once in a while somebody in the dra-
matte profession who feels sure that he
or she possesses the right stun, manages
20 get a hearing in a big way and from
the obscurity OF the routine Of stage life
lands into Importance and prominence IN
a single leap. We recall as a notable in
stance Lillian Olcutt. who came from
nobody seemed 10 know where and MADE
herself and the Sardou play Theodore"
famous on the American stage i'm half
a season. x
So Mr. Lorimer is now in town with a
play that has stood the critical and pop
ular tests in other cities long enough TO
establish Il and its star firmly among the
things dramatic that are really worth
while. The play inevitably suggests Ben
Hur" because Of the Biblical theme and
plays with Biblical themes are rare
otherwise there need he no thought of
comparison.
or "Ben Hun" spectacle was created
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04
WITH PAW-PAW

Buzzing. or ringing in the ears has
broken down more nervous systems.
caused more deafness and sent more
people 20 the insane asylum than any
other cause. These signs, however are
simply expressions OF Catarrh. Cure the
Catarrh and there will bs no buzzing.
no ringing, no unpleasant noises-there
throat. lungs or stomach.
The Psw-Paw purifes the blood and
drives all Catarrhal poisons from the
system. n cures Indigestion and nearly
every form OF Nervousness The Inhaler
reaches the sore spots. heals the raw
places and goes right 10 the seat OF
disease. n sends clouds OF medicated
air 10 the air passages that are infiamed:
II washes them. IL soothes them and
soon puts them in a healthy condition.
Nothing that has ever been discovered
rs doing so much for the cure OF
Catarrhal deafness as this treatment.
To make my Catarrh treatment com
plete I'm every respect. | am giving away
my si.n0 Inhaler. also a package OF Paw
Paw Pills and a package OF Catarrh
Tablets with every bottle or Paw-Pa~
absolutely free.
7 want people To take my Paw-Paw AZ
least four, times a day: use the Inhaler
as often as convenient, and be sure "a
take Paw-Paw Pill every night on re
firing and To snun or inject into the
nostrls the solution made from the
Catarrh Tablets.
know this treatment will cure Ca
tarrh; ! know ~ will cure Indigestion:
know IL will cure Nervousness. | know II
will build up the general system. IL your
druggist cannot furnish the complete
treatment. send me one dollar and ] will
send IL by express all charges prepaid
MUNYON. Phils,, Pa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04

capable as the bad woman, handling the
SICK and death scenes very well
Lawrence Finch Is capable as Herbert
Dixon the hero. and Alexander Leonard is
n convincing villain. g. n. Humphrey be-
Ing able 20 hold up his end as the un-
faithful guardian
Charles T. Mccarthy Is a capital come
dian and n.s work IS James the butler,
ear condIrtor and~@hite wings Is thor
opPhly enjoyable
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04

given very warm reception on their
appearance last evening, Both have, dur
ing their engagement at this theatre,
made host OF friends who will follow
Mr. Williams and Miss Reeds future ca
reers with much interest.
Ben Graham. who was also seen last
evening after a brief absence, came In
for a pleasant reminder that he was a
fsvorite that Imperial patrons always de-
lighted 10 see The audience laughed
again and again over tho oddities OF "A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04

but the same can be said OF their military
evolutions and fencing.
I'm Ostend." travesty, is given for
the closing number and this, like the
rest Of the bill, is enjoyable. There is no
reason why there should not be large
audiences every afternoon and evening
during the week The London Bellies are
the next attraction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04

OnlCt
The mailing clerk discovered the
broken package and while attempting TO
secure the fastenings caught the gleam
'of the diamonds within. He carried the
package to his chief, who opened IT, and
disclosed magnificent diamond brooch.
A jeweler was called In and said the
jewel was worth SIS. 200 10 $780,
When the carrier who had brought IL
in was found he at once recognized the
package as one that had been handed him
by Mrs. Phipps az her home on his morn
ing trip. He said she handled IL as she
would a newspaper and asked him TO
mail 80.
Mrs. Phipps was called up by telephons
and showed no concern over the breaking
Of the package. She said II contained a
diamond brooch which had been mailed
her by a New York jeweler who wanted
$40. 900 for ~. She did not want n and
was returning II To him She added that
the brooch was said 10 have belonged
10 an old English family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04
William Courteg New Leading Man of the Imperial Stock Co.

con RAMON part entrusted 20 Frances
Brooke and she is equal 10 the trust and
gives a very good Interpretation. accent
and all.
The others are ca pable Anna Johnson
"a Little Elfe and Lottie Johnson as the
SPOILED child being very pleasing.
For next week George Sidney as Busy
IzEy' is underlined
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04
IMPERIAL THEATRE,

Malcolm Williams and the Providence
Dramatic Stock company present this
week at the Imperial theatre Hoyt's "A
Temperance Town" Mr. Williams and
Miss Reed. who are to retire from the
company after the present week were
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04
KEITH'S THEATRE.

Clever Valerie Bergere was big
craN ing card for Keith's last evening, for
an exceptionally large and a brilliant
audience filed Keith's to overlooking
and accoracG the sterling and popular
favorite reception which Amounted 70
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04

their parts are held in the minds OF the
great majority of people
In dialogue. i'm action. in scenic display
"Thc Shepherd King" Is finished to n
nicely as a stage production.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04
$4,000 PIN
Sent IN
The MAIL

Denver. Col. April 4-The Denver
postofice was thrown into tumult this
morning by the discovery that package
containing a 500 900 diamond brooch had
been mailed in careless way as second
class matter and had broken open in
transit from some residence 10 the post
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04

an ovation, giving her "a greeting which
Amounted 20 an ovation. giving her a
was as prolonged as " was hearty
and az the conclusion of her act
according her seven distinct curtain calls
His japanese wife was Miss Bergeres
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-04
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-19
Sensational Bargains in Mems, Boys and
Children's Clothing

fine suit Of clothes, all to match This positively
worth $500 your money refunded any time during
this gigantic 81
fine suit of cothes-all to match This suit is positively
worth SO or your money refunded at any time during
this gigantic sale - -~~ - ST.
fine suit of cothes-all to match This suit is positively
worth $1,000 your money refunded any during
this gigantic S3S
Mems fine suits in chevots and Scotch paids worth S1 or
your money refunded during this gigantic sale if not
satisfied S4S
Mems splendid suits in Velour finished Cassimers all sizes
These suits positively worth S18 your money back
in this gigantic sale - sos
800 pairs men pants, worth up 81 so.
In this gigantic sale .----...--- a=-- - 80
800 pairs mems pants, worth up S375.
In this gigantic sale 81 4
900 pairs men pants, worth up IS 90.
In this gigantic sale - $40
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-19
Ladies Shoes

Over 1000 pairs of the very uest of the fall seasons
goods, hand-sewed lace button all weights of soes
French kid patent leather, and Russia calf etc They
far the best of shoe brought this market
they in all sizes and all widths worth from 81 so
$500. Come and pick rhem in this gigantic sale
for from 81, 90 to 0S
Ladies Eide vc kid shoes, button and lace toes and
patent tip worth So this gigantic sale for Sl4
Baby Shoes sizes to s. worth SOC, this gigantic sale 2
Baby Shoes sizes to s. worth 75c, this gigantic sale
Misses shoes sizes IL 2 to 3 worth up 81 So this
gigantic sale 90
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-19
J. E. MOORE, Brownsville, Texas
AT 9 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.


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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-19

Mems Shoes
Mems single and double sole lace and congress shoes
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wear worth 81 25 and $500. In this gigantic
Mems shoes for business that service and
fort worth $500 In this gigantic sae sl.1g
Mems fine dress shoes, made from select box calf vc
kid, every pair worth $3.50. In this gigantic sale
We offer the best shoe the market for the price
ly equal any $500 and $500, make latest and
styles, in all the latest feathers These shoes compare
with the expensive shoes made. All go this sale
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-09-01
MANY LIVES NEEDLESSLY
SACRIFICED

Is looking over the columns of
the great city dailies. the thing
that at once strikes the eye is that
almost the entire front pages are
devoted to accidents. sudden
death and injury to person. Aside
from the mad rush for money this
is one of the great characteristics
of modern life. this disregard for
the sacredness of human life.
While many of these accidental
happenings of this class may not
have been preycntahle, yet there
is no doubt that a great number of
each days calamilics are within
power to regulate. Were injuries
of the sort We read most of strict
ly investigated there would be
found at bottom sheer careless
ness on the part of the injuring
party. Defective equipment on
idll"dNS d'Il lhpuSdnuS Ol ulalillct
human beings to the vast army
every year. Careless automobil-
lists are responsible for unlimited
suffering. Incompetent fellow
laborcrs slay their thousands.
These things are sure to continue
till our government shall take this
matter in hand. punish fully the
one who supplies the defective APP
plianccs. give the reckless autoist
his full deserts. and compel the
ones hiring fellow workmen to be
sure of the ability they have as
being adequate 10 do work in
hand
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-09-01
BUILDING UP LA JARA.

Now is a good time to look over
our town to see where it can be
built up. No town can thrive
that has bad roads leading into
it. The roads to Sanford, Manassa
and Capulin must be put in shape
before the rains come and turn the
fall trade away to easier reached
towns Better tying places are
needed. better stock loading facili-
ties. and the only way that these
things can be bettered is by good
hard pull all the time on the part
of the whole community. To at
tain the fastest growth of our
country we must pull together.
We may none of us he people Of
surprising ability. but that does
not count in the upbuilding of the
city. 1t is the steadfast stick to it
and stick TO ii all the time that
makes towns grow and become good
places to live in.
We do not mean Il scnseless
booming and talky talk of what
the town needs. but talking the
thing that is needed and finding
out who the one is who can get
the improvement, and then stay
ing with him yourself and gather
all your fellow citizens to do the
same till the same IS gotten. An
other thing is the supporting of
local institutions. La Jara has
one of the most successful building
associations in the state for the
number of years it has been run
ming Take few shares. and if
you do not want to build yourself.
assist some one else to get the
money to do so. Pull together.
pull for improvements that We are
so much iuurrd Of and there is no
reason with such a splendid sur
rounding country. why our little
burg should not become II model
town for the valley.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-09-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a Witt Of Execution issued out
OF the clerks office of the District Court of
ConeinS County and state of Colorado, and to
me directed. whereby | am commanded l."
M ke the sum of one hundred and forty-seve
and ninety-one one-hundrcdths dolla -.
tsli7.9n and costs of suit, the amount of
certain judgment recently obtainsd against
Julia priscoll in favor of Thomas Il. kinton
slut of the lands. tcnements. goods and chat
tels of the said Julia Driscoll | have levied
on the following property. to-wit;
OF twenty-five (22i. Block fifteen 15l. in
the Town of La Jara, Conejos County. state
of Colorado.
Thefcfors, according to said command. /
shall expose for sale, at public auction. all
the right, title and interest of the above
named Julia Driscoll in and to the above
described property, on Monday, the 2ith day
% -cpt"m ber, 1905, at one O'Clock L. NJ. at
the front Il or of the county cour. house. in
Coneto-. onejos county. Colorado.
Dated Ht COnejos this 22nd day OF July 1895.
Jose A. GARCIA.
Sh riff of Conejos County
Date Of first pu blicat ion. August 2s. 1895
Date OF last publication. September p. 1906.