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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-07
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THK
sisters of St. Frdncis

sisters of St. Frdncis
OF PHILADELPHIA. RESIDENT
AND DAY PUPILS. SPECIAL AT
TENTIoN GIVEN 10 MUSIC AND
EIoCUTToN. STUDENTS PREPAR-
ED FOR TEACHERS EXAMINA.
TIoNs FOR COUNTY AND STATE
CERTIFICATES. FOR PARTTCU.
LARS ADDRESS
SISTER SUPERIOR
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-07
SISTER SUPERIOR
Pretty Picture
Mouldings.

1t rmarkable the number Of pret-
ty pictures that become torn or dis
figured and are thrown away, when
II they were framed out OF our fins
line Of mouldings, which are inexpen-
Eive. they could be kept indefinitely.
Look up the baby's or some other
valuable picture that you wish to keep
and let US tell you how much It viii
cost.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27

9e eleftri fe 8aner
S / lono 5. Yaa ct Wp0e /
Mpr0e CT ser blepet ne0lnt ct ll0balg
til at arbej0e for e1 e~lettrilf 8a1e
ira Sborltp Hof6us paa Mols ODER
Msn0e til @ornl let og pioere til ct
Yu1ft pao SEN eleftriltc Mor6uS-
Chambers 8one.
SHIT i 35 Mor poa
q M M g 5. Som ct Depis
poo, at ser el1on11 finocS 6olf, iom I
en- Mnrrnffe %forblioer / cit og lam=
me Sjcnelte, mfpres, at Set forleoen
bar 35 Star lt6cn Shift Gbr. Wiffel=
ien tiltroo6te lin Sjeneltc bos Gros=
1crer otto 2ongbolle / Morbu5. s
oisle mango Mor bor Wiffelleu uofert
lin Ijenelt e n1eo 5rolfa6 og Boali=
6eligbeo.
JorulD ffct Til6=
mo en-. SC. 6. Feterlcn al Ndr=
balne og Bans @eu gift for ct &ar
Tiger lioer1 lto / Store @ilon1o le" for
at jamie 2Dng. Ga Sc life bar fon1ne
bjem 9 Gage eftcr blep n1ol1 urolig
og bor iioen ibgt efter Sem. $50
Mono fra Sc omliggenOe @per pur
u0e at lbge efter 0er1, men mo bar
life fl111oet noget 6por al Sent og a11=
tager, at Sc er %forulpffeoe / ct of Sc
mango G%ol109uller.
u&e0e ngerne" Sc
20 Sanger, ser / Nur lfal BRUCE Sat-
Il og Gpuoe pou &coeu, bar I'LL BE-
gpnot at orbej0e l1oeu0prs pes @or=
lens 5ugtblts. Sc bor bl. a.. grapet
cit &enoe til 9te0legning al @a$rsr
ga Ser / oenne 5io ifal i1olpgges
&ugegas / Straifeanltaltens 6l1uttio=
nGr6oliger. Senere oil 5rnninger
bel iom %lGopanlig foregau / Nnltal=
tens @rltsgrap, inotil Jalrgefolonien
rimeligpis 1trots efter 8ualfe letter
a11rlen as u@e0ebl,iet" til.
8rnn0 / Gilomo fen.
MolenS 8ron0 er cit lige ioo paaliz
oelig Toraorsbebuoer iom SEN fprlte
&ibe> og 9u0ifabet n1o0tages mes Ii
&C loo tor 5ino5ro> ioet man bc6, at
sen SIS, Ser raier / Woien or1 6qr=
oaret, ifol brrnoe. Oct er Gjerne,
ser ielp ol1tnn0er Sl6e11, 6porpeo set
gomle 2pnglpGr af6rr10eS, og ser
jfoffes @etingelier for, at ny % be0=
II GrGsier fan gro. Sor6operflaoen
inoebol6er oes1,oen ioo 11eget al 8in-
tcrfugtigbeoen, at Sloen life fun goa
i Object. Spitaor Ser 6erimo6 SIS
/ Moicn ZEN paa Sommerer1> tgr man.
iiffert tro, at Sloen 1fpl6eS
ll1oriigtigbeo eller er pooiot / @oo6=
hc6 og Sn6ifab, % ga Sperfla6en ga
iom &egel er tgr1 fdp &aaobe0en faa
Sc %l1beregneliglte 5elger.
Sc li6lte Mftener bar Set bGret ct
1tolt og inponeren0e 5fue
ira @pi0erne at lie 16 ODER Sen ltore,
6ren6en6e 6la5e. Som .boppenoe
epgtemnno farer Ilamm1erne ON
imellem bbera11ore; Set belle ligner /
Soft en- illl,millerri 8p. 9e enfelte
6uie / Moiens ltofa1t, Ser ligger
6pnslinien og itrnger for lt6iig-
ten, ip11es at blibe til lige iaa mango
Eorte / Bette Sl6pala6s. Oct er ct
pragtfrllot % eienoommeltgt
Sf,cfpiI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27
ajbbenbapu

6 Il bruot &onfi l. :
III q t / ons c t. sos e, So
mile poa &ocbspej / &%ipbeubapn bar
Der forle0en 3onfirnlotior, og blo1ot
GjG1tcrne befan0t Jig Stronofontrol=
ler Trolt ue0 Sfops6opeO. SEQ Mi0=
bogeu piloe 6rolt boloe Ell Sale for
&onfirmanoen, men nnppe. 6opoe
ban reilt fig, fpr ban itprte0e ON pao
@ltlDet, % ban bar oeo mes set lul1=
me. Setter blep lelpfplgelig oibrl,ot.
6 q NJ nj G I anger5 III . IL
en- bar / Sc lenere Gage Dnret /
pcoporen0e 8e0ring efter lit alporlige
SDgoomsonfal0. @%DorpiOt &on1nler=
langeren bill fun11e optrp0e / v9rp1
ra Marif" til lin Nfifeosforeltilliug
nt / Joraaret, er imiolerti0 tpipl=
lonnt> "a Marifens &olle freezer oper=
oroentlig legemlige arGfter pna
@runo al Ben tlu1ge Sernrl,ltuing,
fan CT ifgrt.
0e - c + ami + c
9 lag c t nj e re forbereber
/ 0enne 1io ct Mnoelsforetagen0e,
Der littert bill faa itor 8etponing for
Dem. Dfe6 &omru1ens Silaoelie OPP
fsres oer / be1tne 1io poa Sc offent=
lige S%lagterbuies @rlno ct Sd1g=
lmelteri, bpor Slogterne ira @fter=
aaret pil omoanne al Sen Salg, Ser
fuloer al fra Slogtniltgen, til 0leo=
margarin, og set menes at bette So
retagenoe bill gioe gooe &el1ter. Set
er life set fprite Mn6elsforetagenoe,
@opeoltaoeus Slagtere bar lat /
Gang 80 Sc bar iaalebes / fIere Mar
lolgt oeres ege1t Climb og Suoe-
PRODUCTION % bar for nplig giort
5orlGg mes at lalge 2m1meifi11o /
Berlin men intet at 0isie Sore
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27

sfo5rt g III i ia l s eli 5 Ell.
5 Jslge uSeoeielifabets 5i0sifriiftt"
foreltaar Der / MRrbeoen uf MinglteD.
let tort Mrbej0e, ioet Minglteo sla ifal.
sregl1leres efter Ell at Seoeielifabet uo-
5arbeloet Elm. Det in~teresferebe 9l1=
tal 1logipr ialt ca. 724 Tbr. 2ono %
ben giennemlntlige l1ogift pr. SIS.
50. bill, in0befattet Mgllens Gfspro=
prtatio1t, m1tagelig blipe ca. 76 ar.
ga Gngene for Stgrftcpartens geo-
fon1menoe ct al 116mGrfet 8pnitet,
bill Bet burtigt bic Jig, at 6iSie Hel1-
&c er meget bel %anpen0te.
en- S SANG e / ( j t e l. !,
orDi ban fife tyr ben
be Djem. ut cit Sange flpgter,
mar Fan lful fpres til 6G11gslet, ct
10 lite noget llinopanligt, men at 6ol1
flpgter, mar Fan CT lpsla0t - Set
tllrOe piit bore ct list eneltuaen0e
1ilfGlOe. Oct ifete imi6lerti0 forle=
Den Sag / &%ipbenbopn.
@n MonO, Ser Gcboer Sob. Sing.
Sprslo1t, onfom til &i%pbel1buDu I'M:
Der 8eoogtnil1g al en- 6mngeoogte,
fra @rioslpielille. Spl1slon bar lbs.
laot efter lloltooet Straf % lfulol
MI Icn0es tilbnge til 8ornbolm> 6pol
ban bar MISUNDERSTANDING. S6ns.
Jon pilOe imi6lertio fife tilboge til
&lippeeen otter Sigen0e CT SCI
lin Some, Fan CT laa onglt for -
og 1tn0cr transporter til 8orubol
mler0onperel1 Jog fan lin Sogte'
oper Gn0e % foriom10t. 9h1 ba1
Holitiet oper bcle. @pen faoet Sror'
til at efterlege bam> ioo Fan ms
goor npppe Set frpatelige @je1ipl
mes lin bc0re &alp0er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27

Soet bite iig,at Naalen bapoe arbeii.
get Zig mo 2u1geiaffen. % npr tin.
&c bape foitet bet ltnge Menneife 81.
pct. Otter en- bel0ig op~eritaaet Ope.
ratton5 befinoer ban fig MI i 8eoring.
SI az Il + I e lite / II s..
! 8 !. De figbenbapnife 9logter>
ipenoe aflolot forleoen Mften ct Sc.
mo1tltratio1tsmboe. Ser far Ienge
paret @Gring blan6t 5Iagterne for
at opraa Ell 9enningsforbgielle, og
Soenoe1e bar life glenlt Me6erIQget,
Wfeltrene tilfgje6e oe1m for SIS Star
ii0er1.
9enne Streife er biotil 1,0en SIDE
ltpffe I Streifernes &iltorie / Dan=
mari. Ser bar life en- 5pen6, ser
blep bos lin Meiter,og 5penoe1e, lom
tog Srrlingcne mes Zig, %ipnrflotte
Belllt1i1gen iaa brat, at man bar
bange for, at &obe6itabens 9eboere
1fllloc fomn1e til at li6e UNDER en-
&lpomangel. Seen set bite Jig lon1=
t1otg, at Meltrel1e par &urle for Be-
res &atte % / 5tono til lelp at toge
tat; Be falte0e Sen fine Troffe og trut
Slagtertpjet, itille6e jelp / 5logter=
bulene og ~beiprgeoe Slagtntngcn, me-
oens M11tter pasleoe 8utifen og fore
1too 9alget. S ct bolpt Star bolot
5pe11oe,1e Strejfen gooen6e, me1 ioo
tolot De efterbaanoen fra % bleD pao
enfelte lla0tageller 11ur ontaglle /
oeres garnle Nlaoier, % oct lfol ligeS
til Meitre1es Sos, at 0isle forbol6s=
ri bnrtigt glemte Sen 6orlegenbeo,
bpori 0eres 6olf bapoe lat Sem. Mer
Spe10el1e glen1te life 9feoerloget> pq
, I'LL bill Sc prppe poo11p.
! Hoo Mp6et forle6en Mften bIep SCI
: ne0lat ct l1obalg, ser ifol forbon0(t
mes Meitrene ON b6jere 2pr1, ol
I iom ogiao ifal lpge afifoffet, at Sol
| og 2pgts l16gj9r CIT pGlertlig 0e
al 26nner, og at 0Gmme efter Ser
Stemning, Ser berife6e paa Mp6ct
: er Ser nogen @run0 til at tro, a
e &ope6i to6en 1taor ODER for cit n,
t 5logterltrejfe, bbis Mel trene lift
I giper ef ter.
: 1erne.
81 Yo t M e ter / O6en c
II Goltmelter pe0 Snoleperingsfontor
/ &ieben6apn, @repe 5ran1p, er III
II nGutt til Eoltme1ter / S6e11je fra /
5 Moj.
= ! 6 8Grn . fnn 3
e Mor.- gn longeIan61 It Mrbej6:
mon6s &one ne0fom forleoer1 mes /
II 16. Barn. 9en 6prltefp6te CT FIJI
y 13 Mar, og Mo6eren er e10nrt fiji
II IS Mor.
n 3. 8. Baum gortcn ol
+ Observation-Disclosures ..
8uunlgorten, S6enie, er erfleret ia
lit. Yasi tper11e oni looes til 100
10000 @r., Mftiperne til 6O-7O
900 &r., oeri n1eoregnet @oets foli
Gjen0ounne.
r. & 81 81 me0. S e
/. 2onosbp paa S%orpegnel1 blep to- 6
ifenOe for nplig rriugforlope0e". 81
bar Ser og for Jig life noget mnrte
n llgt /; men nao 1lar1 bprer, at Eige
bar % Mar, meoens benoes v9ju1
II tcrfn9gt" FIN bar Is, flyer % ifripe
ieflten Mur, moo mon NOT ltuoie lii
og / bbert 6al6 in6rpmme, at Sc
nnge Man0 CT femmel1 mes / 90
5i0.
5pm
. Oborg. &igsoagen fla
+, lpgtet Statstill fl,0 til Den poate11ft
Spmanosbbjlfole / luxembourg; me:
9eltDrellell bDis 6prnlono er So
mm1opr Sobt5, tager olligeuel fat pa
Elonens SpGrfiGtteIle og bar tno
, lomlet 10000 &r. Sfplen bill me-
tilbbren0e Spman6sbjem og me-
I Ylaos til 50 Spmrno folte so
10000 Str. @pmanosmisiionp
&olcb iful bore 6%oriton0er.
/, ct 9pnamitifi lpbe:
nj 0 5 90 II. Jorlcocn Nitel
! i1ofom 5fpu1ert v5borp" fra 2pbp
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27

glider fra ondt til vnrre, fuldt vidende
ON, at de burde sege ejeblikkelig HjBlp,
men en- naturlig Skyhed driver dem til
like at udsBtle sig for selv deres Fami-
lielages Spergsmaal og e%ventuelle I'm
derssgelse. bette or ogsaa ~unedvendigt.
De kan uden Udgifter raadsperge en-
Kvinde, hvis Erfaringer paa dette ON
raade er enestaaende.
Mrs. Pinkham's staaende Indbydelse:
Kvinder, der lider under enhver
Slags kvindelig Svaghed indbydes til
9jeblikkelig at henvende sig til Mrs.
Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. ALE Breve
modtages, aabnes, leases og besvares
kun at Kvinder. En- Kvinde kan tale
frit ON sine s;crlige Sygdom1ne til
en- and 4; saa1edes er der %grundlagt
ell stedevarende Fortrolighed som
aldrig err bleven brudt nlellem Mrs.
Pinkham og Kvindcr i Amerika. I'd
af sin rige Erfaring paa dette ON
raade, er Diet mere end muligt. at hun
nctop har indvundet Diet Kjendskab,
der vii hja1pe i Deres Tilfeldc. Hun
>forlanger til Gjengjn1d kun Dercs
Melville, og hendes Rad har hjul-
| pet Tusinder. Sikkert maa enhver
Kvinde, rig el1er fattig, kaldes taabe-
lig, hvis hun like drager Nytte at
/ dette edelmodige Tilbud ON Hjclp.
Hvis De er syg. t6v Ga like med
| straks at fan en- Flaske af Lydia r.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, og
| skriv til Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass,
ON sar1igt Rad.
Mar Diet or ]ykkedes en- Medicin at
helbrede saa mango Kvinder. kan neikke
vel uden at prove den sige paa Portland:
aJeg tror like den vii hjalpe mig"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27

y y y " ~ ~ + t :
II q a e. Tor nogle Gage iioerl
fQnot gleperl1e / Ell 5fole / Gbar-
l%ottenll11o poa at ltiffe binon6en me0
&11oppenoale for at le, bpem Ser por
De melt bGroeoe. G11 al Gleperne,
Grep Observation-Disclosures 14oorige
Son, bleD al e1 &ou1erot ltnffet meo
en- flllprt &1lappenool +Sioen. Noo=
len ltg0te paa ct Mibben % fnpffe0e,
men BEN lll1ge @repeien, lom fplte
ltore Smerter, piloe al 9eniDn til
&ameroterne life eipe Jig. Sen poa
Gftermiooagen tiltog 5merterne, og
ban belllltteoe laa at looe Jig ln0erle=
&c paa 6reorifs @oipital. Ser bleb
ban 1trufs, oo mon blep ober 5itl1a=
t1onen, f%otograferet meo &pntgens=
ltraaler, og set bite Jig MI, at Snap
pe1aalen por trG11gt i1o mellem ct
Yar Gibbelt. - ga Naolen ferjt
tnnOe tages n0 en- Sime efter I'm
oeriggellen, ba0 mon bonn ON at pen
tie, met ban foretraf at tage bjem
igien.
&eiultatet bleo oa, at ban / Sc
>fplgenoe to Gage les Sc frpgteliglte
iSmerter, in6til ban el1oelig tog Mto6
til Jig % forflareoe gagens rette
Sanmenbang i &iemmet. @an bIep
fiprt til E%rofesior Mobiings aIinif.
90 itrafs taget nnoer 8ebano1ing, %.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-04-19
D. A. R. CONGRESS-
Opens In Washington With
A Large Audience.

Washington, April 16.-The Fiji
teenth Continental Congress of the
National Society of the Daughters
of the American Revolution assem-
bled here today. For the second
time the proceedings were conduct
ed in Continental Hall, a building
erected by the Daughters. An UNI
usually large representation of dele
gates was in attendance when the
President General, Mrs. Donald Nc
Lean, of New York, called the Con-
gress to order. Mrs. Mclean re-
ceived an ovation.
Through Mrs. Charlotte Emerson
Main, Chairman of the Committee
on Credentials, that committee re-
ported that on account of the failure
to reply to the usual circular con-
tanning the instructions relative to
the election of delegates and alter
mates to the Congress, ten chapters
had lost their representation, and
five their delegates.
The report further stated that
during the past year the member
ship Of the society had increased
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-04-19
Heart of City Destroyed and 400 Dead Bodies
Taken Out When Communication
Was Cut Off.

Louisville, KY, April 18..At $40 o'clock this
morning the city of San Francisco California was Wis
tied by series of earthquake shocks that destroyed
many buildings and the loss of life is appalling.
The last dispatch was from the chief operator Of the
Postal Telegraph Co.. which read as follows:
BULLETIN TO ALL.
"San Francisco, $40 a. m...Terrifc earthquake is
destroying the city Shocks every few seconds, hear
buildings falling all around, This one is trembling.
Jam gone, goodbye"
Almost Immediately afterwards communication by
wire was cut off, The news during the day has added
to the horrors of the situation The worst part of the
damage is in the heart othe city in the district CENTER
ing about Market Streets the principal street running
diagOnally through the city,
The dead bodies already recovered have reached
Il 400 and there is no way of telling how many
have been buried in the ruins AT 10 o'clock a. M fire
broke out in many places and great conAagratiOn is
completing the awful work of the earthquake.
The Palace and Grand hotels, the two finest hotels
in the city, are destroyed.
The magnificent City Hail. costing S1,OOO,OOO, is a
total wreck.
The earthquake shocks have ceased but the city is
an awful wreck of burning debris. 1t will be
ascertaned how many people were killed burned in
the collapsed houses. At the early hour everybody
in bed and many were killed in their sleep.
The fire departments helpless and buildings are
being blown up with dynamite stay the progress of
the flames that threaten to sweep the whole city
THE SIZE OF THE CITY.
San Francisco is the ninth city in size inthe United
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-04-19
Notice..

On account Of the limited number
of skates and the large crowds that
attend, we have decided to charge
for Saturday morning sessions.
Prices same as afternoon sessions.
Ladies, morning sessions same as
usual every morning during week,
except Saturday.
B. B. B. RINK,
CASINO RINK.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-04-19
b. B. b. RINK,
CASINO RINK.
Mr.. Hume in Town.

Mr.. Leland Hume and two other
officials of the Cumberland Telephone
Co. were in town Tuesday, making
trip to Paducah in an automobile!
He made only brief stop in the city
and left for Cadiz.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-04-19

from 81, 662 to 56,O28. The actual
membership, however, was stated to
be 1896, the discrepancy between
these figures and the number admit
ted being due to deaths, designations
and those dropped for nonpayment
of dues.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-04-19
Examinations to Be Held.

For diploma, May Hip; for county
certificates (white), May 1919; for
county certificates (colored), May
1925. W.E GRAY,
County superintendent
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-04-19

States and had in 1900 population of 342 1892 about
$4,000 more than Cincinnati. 1t situated on PENN
suar between the and the Bay of San Francisco.
The city hall and the large hotels near the bay
front Details when received expected to add to-
the horrors that already appal the stoutest heart
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-04-19

SAN FRANCISCO 2SO flames spread and the
entire business section doomed The property now
mated $40 O0 but the disaster still growing may exceed
this Several Valencia street sank other
ties are being constantly reported.
The residence section comparatively slightly damaged
of lives there has been reported.
Severe shocks felt for h. throughout the sur
rounding country and few miles from three miles of the
Southern Pacific railroad sank entirely out of sight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-15
seat ami might be Kept Tor a lay or two

seat AMI might be Kept 1or a lay or two.
Il went outside and sat down on the
porch to think it over-whether 10 wait
! When | was midway through my cigar
| stout, red-faced man came up and, lift
ing his hat, asked if | was Mr.. Dirt
man, of Chicago. ] acknowledged the
soft impeachment and he shook hands
warmly and told me he was the mayor
of Michope and was most delighted to
make my acquaintance. | never saw a
man show greater cordially to a stran-
ger in my life, though I've often heard
! of bunko games. After a little CONVEX
! sation on general topics he proposed an
| adjournment to the bar of the house and
there introduced me to two or three
other prominent citizens. Talk about
hospitality! My money was counterfeit
right along.
1--WE must show Mr.. Dirriman our
citizens.
my rig is right outside say the
mayor. 1t was just what | was going
to propose. We might take Mr.. Dirri-
man on to the Kingpin and the Little
! Bonanza. too. We mustn't let him go
| away without some idea of our mineral
, resources.
Well, it was simply princely the way
they did things. | never met with as
courteous, genial and entertaining a lot
af pnnn1D ~, NV 1ifa Mo caur mora
mines and | acquired more information
of a rosy character concerning them
than | had thought possible.
"The next morning the landlord came
and talked to me about the feasibility Of
a $4,000 hotel. 1t seemed that all that
vas necessary was capital to erect it.
He had the land. He asked my advice
about the best method of obtaining the
capital and seemed quite well satisfied
when | said that | would think it over
and let him know. Then the prominent
citizens came in again to make social
calls and propose new excursions and IN
the middle of it Patterson came in.
He seemed very much surprised to
see how well l was getting acquainted.
In fact, he mentioned it. He said: 4
was going to take my friend Bill around
to see all of you men and have him in
sure your worthless lives, but he seems
TO have got along pretty well without
me-
What says the mayor.
do you know, hadn't mentioned in
surance before that. They hadn't given
me time, but thought it was a favor
able opportunity and explained.
would you believe it? | never got
again. and come OF them were positively
insulting waen eal.aa on them 20 ex-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-15
Food for Beauty.

A friend of mine, who is a famous
authority on food and cookery. is
asked over and again. what food
will make brain?" She tells her
friends, laughingly, that if she could
answer that question correctly her for
tune would be made. am asked like.
wise. dozens of times, How can
make myself beautiful But there is
no more magic recipe for beauty than
there is for increasing ones brain
power. Eat good, n%ourishing food,
that will build up the body generally.
and the brain will share in the stimu-
lus, > is my friends answer to her in
q~uirers. Look well to all the small
things that make for beauty and dain.
tiness and you can acquire a charm
and distinction that is worth quite as
much in the worlds eye as beautg it
self" is my answer to those who ask
me.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-15
CALENDAR OF LOCAL Ey VENTS.

Mar. 16-Shamrock supper, Young
. Ladies Society of the First
Baptist church.
Mar. 17-Reception. Three Chums,
Braga Hall.
Mar. 21-Lecture, ST. Stephens Dan
ish Lutheran church.
Mar. 22-Orange social, Simpson NJ.
+. church.
Mar. 23-True-Blue Affair, Baptist
chapel.
Mar. 2G-Address on Africa, D. A.
W. Halsey, Presbyterian
church.
Mar. 31-Cake sale. Grace English
Lutheran church.
Apr. 5-Entertainment of st. Paul's
German Sunday school,
Washington Hall.
Apr. 6-Private dance West End
Social Club, Braga Hall.
Apr. 6-Tournament and ball, Dan
ish A. c., Washington
Hall.
Apr. 16-Reception, Eagle Athletic
Club, Wilder Hall.
Apr. 16-Ball of the A. o. U. w in
Washington Hall.
Apr. 19-Second annual concert and
ball, pupils Of A. st. An
Grassy, Washington Hall.
Apr. 26-Entertainment. Odd Eel
/. lows, Wilder Hall.
June 23-Lutheran excursion to
Bellewood Park.
Aug. 16-EXcursion, Court Amboy.
Foresters of America.
Aug. 23-Annual excursion to Ocean
Grove and Asbury Park,
Simpson NJ. L. church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-15

pain The advantages CT our system OF
optional policies and favorable sur
renders. The barlleeper was morose.
the mayor was naughty and Indifferent
and the landlord-well, he turned me out
of my room the next day on the fiimsiest
sort of eXcurse and gave it to an old
| grouchy geezer, with a protuberating
| underlip and waistcoat, from Chicago
| a man Of no social graces, of unpleasing
| person and boorish Patter-
son told me that this brute had about
81. 00O. 900 invested in mines across the
| border in old Mexico, and was quite well
| known-by re~putation-as a capitalist.
by the way. he was a namesake Of
| mine-Dirriman.
But | can't think why Muchope well
coined me so warmly at first and then
! turned me down so colGly.'-Chicago
Daily News.