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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-05

LO6I-A BOIU WdICII---I sI11IV9 IT. TIE
gentlemans picture in front case
Hamilton movement. Lost between 43S
East state and Lion store. on Saturday
afternoon. Reward for return to office
of THE LAKE COUNTY TIMEs.-11-5-St.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-05

WANTED-Good janitor; steady posi-
ton all the year round; $1,000 per
week. Apply at once, w. 3. Conkey
comnanv. 11-2-2t
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FOR sALE-Kindling wood by the load.
cheap. A c. Torbet Co. 1025-tf
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WANTED-A few bright girls between
16 and 20 years Of age. to fill posi-
tfons in trimming, marking and exam
lining rooms; goo6 pay, steady work.
Apply Mr.. Faber, care Standard Mfg.
~ 49z condit street. 11-3-tf
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Carter's first class livery and under
taking; open day and night. ambulance
calls answered promptly. 5-2Stf
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WANTED-Carpente at once. Ameri-
can Steel foundries, Indiana Harbor,
1nd 1C-26-tf
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FOR RENT-Four nicely furnished
rooms at 80 ogden street. Furnace
heat. bath and gas for lights. Rates
reasonable-11-5-tf
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FOR sALE-Cheap. Penninsular base
burner. and cook stove; first class
condition. Telephone 1888. I0-26-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-05

The name of the Erlebach Planning
Mill is changed to the Invalid April
ance and Cabinet Mfg. Co, 100 oS-41O-
412 Indiana avenue. telephone 1871.
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FOR sALE-New S-room house, mod
ern; large barn; on Warren street;
n bargain at $500; sold on account OF
sickness. GosTLIN, MEYN 4 co.
10-16-tf
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D-Correspondent; young lady,
"a wears. single, refined, well educat
al having the very best reputation; a
good Catholic, wishes to correspond
with gentleman of same age; German
ar irish; must be well educated and a
good Catholic; business man preferred,
fortune hunters need not write. for
have none: photos exchanged later.
Address e.. LAKE COUNTY TIMES, fam
mond, Ind. Z
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Want Column

Times Want Ads Bring Results.
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A. NJ. DEWEEsE. Agent.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-19
TELEGRAMAs RECIBlDOS

Coronel Hamill: Aibonito Mario IS.
-Guardjas Santiago Rivera V tOrega
sorprendieron .anoche una jugada en-
poblaci6n, arrestando siete personals,
Ocuparon dinero, baraja Y titles. Ca.
bo Padr6.
Lares:-Hoy Sc llcvard a efecto en-
esta une reunion del partido Uuionista
Iocal -Cabo Brugueras.
Mayagiiez.- Mario II. En- estable-
cimiento qIincalla Sres Suao. come
to>e hurto, rolIo tela metilica, dos y
medic dollars vara, habi4ndo detenido
CarmeJo Diaz autor, ocup4ndo tela po.
der tres concentrates que la habian
compr2do -Cabo Gregory.
San German Marco 1S.-Juan O tiz,
vecino del pueblo Naguabo, entr6 po-
ci6n s p. m, acto continue arrestado por
vIolacl6n nina Julia Muhoz, vecina de
esta, dc edad cinco amos Juez enten.
de asunto -Sargento Cuin
Faj#rdo:-Ayer locomotora No /
central Faj rdo di6 a un wagon un
golpe, choc6 con otro cogiendo en- Ell
medic Miguel Ricardo Tuan i
mardo que sal cron lesionados, cl dltimo
dc mas cuidado. Julgado entieude
asunto y guarda agujas Diego Oquen-
do. Sc ina puesto su disposition
G,~oat,fn dn Tec,fc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-19
Ell P2drOn de V0cIO0S.

4 prop6sito de este acuerdo del
Ayuntamiento, Sc pubIica 10 siguiente:
FL Official de Sanidad p opone al
Alcaide Ia conyeniencia utilid ad de
formalizar el padr6n de vecinos de San
Juan y sus barrios, q los efectos de es-
tudisr las causas que obedece el
considerable n1me:o de defuncIones
que vienen ocurriendo, dandoss el case
de que en- alcanos puntos como San
tu c. resulta una mortalidad cerca del
doble de la que tiane senalada en- el
censo de 1890
Enterado q Concejo del intorme d.
aqu6! funcionario del endoso del AL.
caldr de la Ciudad en- ell que senala Ia
circunstsncia de que en- la epoca actual
llevar cabo ese rsbajo pudiera dar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-19

quien estd hospedada en- Ia casa del
sefior Genaro Machado, Tambi6n ID
est en- este pueblo el Speaker de Il
G mara sef1or Matienzo Cintr6n. Bien.
venidos
-Piensa llevarse 4 -fecto en- este
pueblo coa toda suntuosidad Ia tradi-
clonal fiesta religiosa de setnana Santa
De paso por este pueblo tuvimos
el gusto d saludar 4 nuestro estimado
amigo don Jose Cid, de san ia an.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-19

lugar a que Sc interpretara como un
ira bajo poIitico y no Sc apreciara baio
el punto de una necesidad que recla-
ma atenci6n, acuerda ell Conceio en-
vista de las atribuciones que le confe-
re a Ord nanza de 81 de Septiembr
de 1902, Sc forme 81 padr6n de habitan-
tes de la Ciudad Y sus barrios por los
lnspecto es de la Acadia Obras Phi
blicas, EN- la forma Y condolences que
ordene ell Alcalde
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-19
De Rio Crande

Mario II de 1000.
Con gran solemnidad Sc estd veri
fcando en- este temple cat6ltco 4 no
vecario en- honor al gIorioso Patriarca
San Jose, iniciado por vaiosos y dis
tinguidos elem ntos de esta cujta SO
ci dad, con la cooperation d. nuestro
feverendo parroco sefor Fernandez.
Numetosa y escogida concurrencia
invade el temple. Ell altar, aunqu
senciIlo, Sc halla ricamente decorado
y alumbrado con in6nidad de luces.
Un grupo dc angelicales ninas en- el
que fgura Cambucha Ruiz, Angelita
Pc lcador. Maria Teresa lie nandez,
r afa la Rechax, Benit Flores Y otras
cuyos nombres senti mos no recorder,
con sus argentinas voces entonan pre-
ciosos himnos en- honor al gtorioso pa
triarca, ocompaladas en- ell ammonium
por la distinguida pianista sonora Car
men Rechax, Nuestro placemc al pae-
bio catohco dc Rio Grande.
Sc encuentra entire n0sotroS Ia dis.
tinguida seno,a Sastre de Miralle,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-19

Han sido dos 6xitos mas para Ia
compaf1ta de zarzuela que actlfa en-
el teatro del Parque, las funcioncs
del sabado y el domingo.
En- "Carceleras' que es e1 estre-
no mas aplaudido de la compania,
'obtuvieron I'm 6xito formidable Ia
bella distinguida tiple seflora Nj.
11ez y ell eminente BARITONE seflor
Real
Ambos artistas fueron constante-
mente ovacionados, durante toda Ia
representation.
Eli Ell gran duo conque termina el
segundo cuadro de "Carceleras ,. fue
ron aclamadoS ruidOsamente La cor
tina Sc alzo varias veces en- honor 4
los dos artistas que unen 4 sus ex-
Icepclonales facultades una extraor-
dinaria simpatfa.
La Erase final EN- que culmina el
gran duo, fu6 di ha por Ia sonora
Ndnez, de una manera soberbia. ma
gistral.
la encantadora artista estaba mi
mitable.
Todas las parties dc Ia compafia
trabajaron ben distinguiGndose Ia
senora Pascual, 10 excelente sim
pltica caracterlstica; Ia bellfaima R0-
sta Perez. que aparece mas encanta-
dora cada nochc, el maestro RosselIi.
ell eXcelentisimo RossellI; Ramirez,
que eSta realizand0 una temporada
brillantc hacienda un verdadoro de-
rr0che de sus aptitudes y de su gra-
cia y V6lez y Montesinos que en- el
italiano de ''Viento en- popa'. supo
Sacar un partido eXtraordinari0 4 su
papel.
Anoche, en- LA Algeria dc la
Huerta el publico que habia acudI-
do ovac ionar al distm9uldo burIt0-
no senor Real en- la jota que lc ha
Waldo Ia inS1gneS OVaClOneS, cum
pli0 su pr0p0Slt0 no Obstante que ell
aplaudido artista, estaba anoche bas-
tante af6nico, por 10 cuaI no pudo re
petir, como eran sus dcscos as1 nos
10 ha encargado manifestar al pdOIico
el Sr. Real nj 81 duo con Ia admira-
ble Laura Nu1lcz apcsar de Ia in
mensa, dc la colossal ovaci6n que
atron6 la sal4 Ia tcrm;naci6n del
n1mcro, nj Ia brillante jot9 que can
to scIS VeceS ell seIl0r Real en- In re
presentation anterior de La Algeria
dc la IIucrta'
En- ell desempeno dc esta obra Sc
distingulcron tambiGn, los senorc5
kOsseli, Ramirez, NGlez y Monte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-19

Ide la IOTniuaDle TepuDIlCa, del
gran imperio del porvenir ] del
p1 e6ente, eoas demos tT4cIoneo
de respeto por IN muerto in
oigne, por un presidente que nc
exlste va y que tai vez, para los
gustos estragados de la actual
Qeneraci0n americana. resulta
menos gallardo que el intr6pido
cazador de Osos Y Ell bizarre
conquiAad0r de las Lomas.
y fu6 mas cruel Y mas graft
ca la eXpresada negatIva, por
la circumstance de estarse dis
cutiendo ese dia ell presupues-
to de la guerra.
La Libertad ha debido tener
un dia de duel0 inconsolable al
medir 10 ingratitud dc los hom-
bres V de los puebIoS; la Ii
bertad habra dorado desolada
al presenciar el desvio criml-
noso de los que c0nspiran con
ira ella. en- los domlnios Crea-
dos y engrandecidoa a su am
paro, invocando au dlvIno espi-
ritu
La memorla de W ashln8ton
ha 5ld0 profanada en- eI parla-
mento Macdonald
5Ou4 prise, que inaplazabIe
rapldez. que m0mentaneo ah0-
%, que ralones tan poderosaS y
tan perenJor'aS Sc conJuTaroh
en- aquel dla y en- aqueL momen-
to- para que eI Congreso de la
kepu0llca no pudlera rendlr un
tribute mereCldo al BIOTl0SISI-
mo padre dc la Naclon2
cPuede tener aI8una diScuIp1
Ia CondLCJa de e9e parlamcnto;
NO; nlnGuna tIcne, dunque la
beneVoIencIa mas eXtremada
quIera atenuar eI Juiclo lneXo-
rable que la OPINION formula Sc
r.amente lndI9nada, ante eSe
pr0ceder.
5lQuiera Ell 81 dja de- Wash
lugtOn, olqulcla en a4uel mo
ment0 s0lemne en- que lnVo-
caOa un patrIota Ia memorla
augusta del ureadOr dc la pa
trla hbre, na debid0 recu-
perar su prcdomlnI0 10 de
mJcracla, ha debldO triuniar la
tradlci0n hermOsa, sObrc to
da5 les mezquindades que aho-
r. o-upan el amino de los
representatives dc csc gran pue-
bio, y en- el temple de la
aoberanla naclonaL, en- 81 capi-
tolo que lleVa el nombrc del
muerto inalgne, sc ha debido
Imponer un rl8uros0, un lmpO
n-nle alIencIo en- senal &c res,
peto Il la grandeza de un ideal
Que eota 0ocurecld0 al presen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-19
NOta del dia

1 1GnGn 1dIOn los Y uG sc dldl-
man ante Ell creces del impe-
rialismo, que amenaza q los
pucb,os de America?
Los Que lloran la muerte de
la libertad, V d Ia democracia
historica en- Ia gran Republ c.,
convertible en- imperlo Itlenen
motivos para sus due!os amar-
g0s Y CrueIeS2
Los constautes ejempl0s que
ms viene dando la metr6p0H
dlOen que s. las continues de
mosuacj0ues intranquilizado
ras que hace cl eXpansionismo
Just flcan los recelos inQuietan-
tt s que mantienen en- perenne
estado de zozObra d los pueblos
QUE viven mas inmedlat0S al
cOIoSo amenazadOr.
La demCcracia agoniza en-
NOrteameIiCa.
Desde que el imperialismo
ha comenzado 4 hacer cstragos
en- el pueblo continental, la re
pubIca esta pasando por un
largo peTt0do de augusta y de
ul1[aJG'
IA sc mlran con menoSpreclo
las mas &loriesas tradlclones
americanas, y Sc pTescinie de
todo 10 que e patrlarch y her
mo @nen5e a-nc'lio' pf@H.lenqo
q a tTau'c'on uemocIauca la
T@a ldad GT'S r@nenje @riat0
cratica que tlene en- complete Y
cenoura0Ie oIEido 10 que cons
t1tuye la &Iorlo mas le8.tIma Dc
ese pas.
Washington e9 TN ijustre
1nuerto para el cual Sc prescrI-
te Ill T-8ufo<0 olVld0 en- Su me-
III r'a augusta y cn Su dcceI.na
inMor q, " "a5n'o3ton e51oI "a
ahoI", va Sc caaSa el pucDIo
imPefl"Il7 la' ei Pue0l0 inTasor
que admHa las apoSldJaS epl-
cas- &c un pTea'dente que parece
mas bICp'ainGnle til \aioeI, Sc
c1an9a Y Sc na9tia ant Ia Pla1-
- eVo. o-lon G9 @qteiIa l@uTa
CFan8eilca' de aquel gran cred-
dor a3 una plJrla redentOra dc
los eaciaV0' Dijtanlc0s.
Washington y suS doctrina5,
son pe5ad II9 aho'a de la 8e-
htr"c.on "cJuai oprlmda Y con
ta@'aca p0r una bu1ocracla IL
So able.
IL 1e va muchoS amos que el
esp ltu nacional americana va
ca G 40 en- una depression que
Sc ac1ntua mas y mas, a medlda
4le is Qe5Cendlente6 de aque-
Iloa ncinoreS enamorados rem
"a los de la democrac1a, Sc hacen
ad radores fanatlcoS y services
&C Ia tlranla y dc Ia OPPRESSION.
fefo hasta ahora no Sc habia
dado el case de que la memoria
aug 1sta dc Wa>hlntQn fuera
po pueSta phbllcamente, fuera
utraJada' al col0car so0re los
Ie'p3toS S98radoS cue debe pro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-19
VariaS nOtiCiaS

Eel sargento San Mill&n y el guar
dia especial Norberto Garcia, des-
cubrieron aver en- Rio Piedras los
hurtos ealizadas al comandante
Wood, de la armada de los Estados
Cnidos, capturando al autor Domin-
go Oquendo el sabado Ia Y 80 de
Ia madrugada y ademas Sc recuper6
10 sustrafd0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-19

La pareja de la Policfa Insular des-
tacada Ell La Muda, condujo aver
q Rio Piedras IN lesionado para ser
curado EN- el Cuarto de Socorros. FL
Juez conoce del asurto. Fueron ade-
mas detenidos 7 indivfdaos pc es~
candalo, y Rafael Garcia por engaflar
a la joven Sofia Sovej&ao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-19

Ell jefe corone1 de la Policfa Insu-
lar ha dispuesto hoy los siguientes
traslados;
FL cabo Igaravidez, de San Juan 4
Santurce; Ell cabo Robaina de San
Juan a Martin Pef1a; ell cabo LIove :
ras, de Martin Pefla, y Lopez de San
turce, San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-19

FL sabado y en- la carretera de Ca
guas, el Chauffeur del autom6vil del
sefior Paniagua, arroll6 con el We
h1culo a Francisco Cuadrado, tiran-
dole del caballo que montaba pro
duci6ndole fuertes contusiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-19
InfOrmeS del CuaTtel general

DE LA POLICIA INSULAR
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-01-26

model. while again the ChemiSctte can
be of any lace that may bc preferred or
any one of the pretty inserted materials
in lingerie style. ~ illustrated. the
chemi>cttc j. made separate from the
waist and closes at the back. 80 that
il can bc removed and renewed and
varied at will bat it can bc made i'm
one with the waist. closing at the left
shoulder seam. il that style j. pre-
fcrrcd. also the sleeves allow a choice
of thrcc-Quartcr OF full length.
The waist j. made over fitted lin
ing. which j closed at the sntre
front. and itself consists Of the fronts
and the back. which are arranged in
outward turning pleatS. The neck
edge i finished with II shaped strap.
and the closing j. made iuviSibly be
meath the edge OF the right front. The
sleeves also are made over fitted foun-
datious and these are faced To form
the deep cuffs when full length j. liked.
The quantity OF material required for
the medium Size j. three and three.
fourth yards twcuty-ouC. three yards
twenty-Seycn or one and seven-cishth
yards forty-four inches wide. with one
half yard of all-ovcr lace AMI tire, and
one-half yards Of lace cdging 90 make
as illustrated one ana oHe-Cishth yards
of all-over lace when long sleeves ARE
used
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-01-26
BEAN MONEY
The large Amounts Spent Esci, Year
i'or This Vegetable.

More money Is spent each year in
Boston in buying beans than would
bay the largest battleship in the
/ United States Navy.
len 1904 the gross receipts Of beans i'm
Boston were more than GS,OOO barrels.
In each barrel are five bushels. The
aycra @e price ~ which these were sold
by the wholesalers wa. SIS bushel.
ana when these beans were sold again
by retailers 10 their Customers they
brought an average OF II cents a
pound or grand total Of SG.59s.27
There ire other pla"a, whore beans
are used. but they are not Boston
beans. ana can never be. unless the
man who superntends their baking
happens 10 have served an apprentice
ship in some OF the Boston bakeries
So tremendous has the demand for
bake beans become in Boston that two
companies have been formed whose
business is 10 bake beans for restau-
rants and quick-lunch establishments.
One OF these compauia> uses an aver
age Of 1000 quarts q week and the
other 10000. yet the beans that these
companies bake are h-. a drop in the
bucket compared with he cOnsump-
ton of the city.
The most rcmarkabie feature Of this
remarkable consumption Of beans is
that the demand Is ste .dily increas-
ing and that 1900 rore barrels Of
beans were sold i'm Boston i'm 1904 than
i'm 1908. IN re are seasons in which
the demand for this >.aplc is greater
than others. notably the months from
Thanksgiving w. April.
Taking the receipts IN Boston for
1904 Of IS, ~ barrels. that would give
the number Of bushels 343C6O or
1999712o quarts, wci-ains 2l994.2lO
pounds.
b Accepting : the population OF Bos-
ton approximately $4,000. this would
give each inhabitant. mon ana women.
boys. girls and babies, nj average Of
81 quarts. These 81 quar,s Of beans
would wc,gh 14S pouHd>.-New Eng
land Grocer
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-01-26
OIL Hair ~ Betrayer.

Tell the lady We can't take that hat
back. It's been worn" said the man
agcr of department. store, handing a
fragile creation OF lace and feathers
back TO the salcswoman, after exam
iniuc s. carefully.
"WHl YOU tell me how you diScov-
cred that fact:" asked curious by
Standrr
BY the sense %, smell" replied the
manager. The peculiarly of macaS-
sar oil-thc oil that Is IN the hairs.
that its odor j. impaired 10 ANYTHING
I'm comes in contact with. and although
there wasn't spot Oh that hat. |
knew il had been worn 10y this slight
odor which had ciuus To the lining.
The purchaser of that eNlrlvasant bit
OF millinery probably couldn't afford
anything 80 cNpenSiNc-wautcd To cut
a dash at the opera with her young
man. perhaps. trusting 10 exchange the
hat next day for q tailor-madc suit. or
something else she really needed. .-
New York Press.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-01-26
ancy IiOlcro.

BoieroS o! all sorts and al, shapes are
70 be- noted upon the more elaborate in
door gowns of the season. a> well as
tile costumes for strect wear. and make
exceedingly chic ana charming effects.
Ia tine Illustration are shown two
equally desirable but quite different
sorts. both Of which allow a choice OF
sleeves or no sleeves. Number one aS
illustrated j. made of heavy faille
with trimming Of Oriental banding. but
the model H. a faYOrite one for the
very beautiful Mandarin embroiderieS.
for SILK AMI velvet embroidered with
silver and gold threads. a well aS for
plain materials. 50 that ii fills many
needs. Number two j. shown in baby
Irish crochet, but it also is adapted TO
All yh' materials that are used FOR little
jackets of the sort. Lace is always
pretty and attractive for dres>y orca-
~.ou~. hur some Of the embroidered
and pai.lot,r materials make exceeding
IS e.rGBuJ effects.
Number one is made with fronts ana
back. dr."d by means of shoulder ana
UuGr"-arm seams. but number two j.
cut 81 one piorr.the fronts being turned
over g, to.m the revcr,.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-01-26
Giving of "Character. -

The giving OF a "charactcr' 10 DO
nr,tic servants is one of the ScvrTc>t
tests OF the employers character. An
Irish master, being called upon to
write testimonial f0f a groom whom
he was discharging for drunkenness.
gave him Il good character. but omitted
10 mention one trait The groom re-
turned the letter. ohiecting that il did
not say ne was sober The master
added sometimes sober" and the man
was content. The woman who had To
recommend the inefficient cook she
had kept for seven years only because
she was afraid To give her notice went
one better. She had covered three
pages with uudcScrvcd cOmmenda-
tionS, she had placed il m an envelope
and addressed it. and her conscience
prickcd her ba 'ly. Then she had Il
happy idea. az broke open the seal.
adding To her letter. a a postscript
God forgive me-" II satisfied her
conscience. but history does not re'H.'
If it satisfied the other woman.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-01-26
WORDS Or WISDOM.

\ child may dread, bur he never
doubts.
The hands up" sermon lifts no
hearts.
iTo only is ready to serve who is
ready 90 sacrifice.
Tie man who has a right to boast
doesn't have 10.
There are always doors open TO the
man who has his hat on.
So long as We live i'm this world we
cannot he without trials and tribula-
tions-Thomas E, Kempis.
In world where there i 50 much
To he suffered. how mcrciful that there
is so much ni-ht-Blunt.
There is no more important work
i'm this world, no greater duty, than -
help others To keep up their courage.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-01-26
4 simple Gown.

\ simple dinner gown from famous
Paris house j. worth describing. The
material was pale mauve moussaiine
de sole trimmed with heavy satin oi
q matching shade. The full skirt had
a knee houuce Of Point dAicncon
trimmed with five graduated bands ot
the satin. \ band about three inches
wide bordered the bottom Of the
founce. and the band which headed II
was less than an inch in width. The
waist was a surplice.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-01-26
German Care OF Landscapcs.

Sst German states have laws 90 pre-
vent the Disagreement of landscapes
by advertisements. The district au-
thortieS. like our county boards. are
authorized 10 determine what land
ScupCS. buildings or monuments of an
historical or artistic value should he
projected Violations of the statute
are made punishable 10y fine. with or
without Imprisonment The statute
provides against the display OF pic
urcs. advertisements or other things
calculated 20 mar or di~6gure any
especially attractive landscape. or de-
trac, from the artistic or aesthetic et-
feet Of any building or other structure
of special Importance. or be highly
prejudicial To any street or part ot a
city. The alteration ot buildings of
historical or artistic value may bc pro-
hibited by the local authorities. as
may the construction Of other buildings
calculated to interfere with such his
torical monuments.-NewY York World
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-01-26
4 Irlt Hat.

\ hat of smooth French felt in
"A'icc" blue. the facing and the crown
being Of a deeper tone Of the color than
is the exterior Of the brim. has tie
crown cucirclcd with two folded bands
OF silver tissue ribbon. a double fat
bow III the ribbon az the left side hold.
ing a pair OF half-folded wings In pale
blue. and on the bandeau around the
back. cachepeigne trimming Of nuffirs
" blue-chifUn from 0whick depends a
long scarf veil.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-01-26

The quantity of material required for
the medium size j. Tor No. l. with
sleeves. one ana tive-eighth yards TWEEN
;y->"yeu or >cvcu-eighth yard forty
rour inches vide: without sleeves. one
yard twcnty-Sevcn or one-haf yard for
ty-four inches wide; for No. :. with
sleeves. two yards eighteen or twenty
one inches wide, or one yard forty
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-01-26
our nel,lLnn. Mith thr rhll rrines.

In the last few days OF November
12u2 sacks OF American mail reached
Mani3 lseut M about the same time
10y Eve SteamcrS-two direct and three
TO Hong Kong. with transShipmeut
from that port TO Manila. That shows
says the New York sun. how relations
between the United states and the
Philippines are increasing.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-01-26

Handmade Cluny lace j. again used IN
accessories and dress trimming. and
both Maltese and Armenian lacc> can
be bought over the counters. willie
lace coat> and lace robes are "a, plcuu-
f.. a. blackberrlcs I'm July.