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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-09-22
LOCAL ITEMS.

William st. onge returned to his
school at Flint Wednesday.
Michael Culliney. of Calumet,
spent Sunday last with his parents
in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Been, of Tama.
rack, we're in town Thursday even.
ing, en- route to Skanee.
Miss Emma Menge returned Fri
day OF last week from a visit with
friends in Sault Ste. Marie.
Mrs. Samuel Mclean and the
Misses Florence and Elizabeth Nc.
Lean, of St. Ignace, we're guests al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Nc.
Lean this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Uddenberg,
and Miss Ina McClintock, OF Iron
Mountain, arrived in town Friday
morning. They left in the after
noon for Skanee.
Invitations announcing the ap
preaching marriage of Miss Nellie
Gardner, Of Houghton, to Reed
Thompson, which will take place il
Trinity church chapel,i in Houghton
Monday, Oct. Sd, have been issued
Miss Gardner is we'll and favorably
known In L'Anse.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-09-22
COMING TO L'ANSE.
Raymond 6 Poore's Company Of
Artists in Two Popular Plays.

Monday and Tuesday evening Of
next week Raymond & Poore's s
Company will appear at the L'Anse
Opera House, presenting the two
popular plays East Lynne" and
"Ten Nights in Bar Room. ;" The
company comes strongly praised by
the press and the public, and the
plays always call forth crowded
houses.
The manage ment carries, aside
from large corps of stage folk, a
superb band and orchestra, the for
mer appearing daily upon the street
in brilliant uniforms, and the latter
in pleasing concerts prior to and
during each performance.
The prices which prevail each
evening are %, 35 and SOC.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-09-22

Cards announcing the marriage Of
Miss Clara Haun, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Haun, Of Dollar
Bay, to John M. Vivian, OF Ripley,
which occurred in Dollar Bay We'd
nesday, September 10Th, were
received here this week. After a
brief wedding trip the happy couple
will return to Houghton, where they
will reside.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-09-22
FORMER GOVERNOR
A. I. Bliss DEAD
Stroke Of Apoplexy Ends Life Of
Former Chief Executive OF Michi-
san-End Came in Milwaukee
Sunday Morning.

Former Governor Aaron Thomas
Bliss died at Sacred Heart sanitar-
ium in Milwaukee Sunday last at
A o'clock in the morning, of a stroke
OF apoplexy.
Death came suddenly, but not en-
tirely unexpected, because his con-
dition had been such that stroke
was momentarily looked for.
GOV. BLIss's CAREER.
Aaron T. Bliss was born on farm
in New York state, May %, 1897, he
was the youngest of a family OF
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-09-22
EDUCATIONAL
MEETING.
Eleventh Annual Session of Upper
Peninsula Association Will BE
Held at Menominee.

The program for the eleventh an
nual meeting of the Upper PENN
sula Educational association to be
held at Menominee, Oct. 1lth to
18th, Inclusive, will be as follows:
THURSDAY EVENING.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-09-22

Music.
Popular Address-Speaker and
Subject to be supplied.
Music.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-09-22

We carry a full line OF men s,
boy s and children's suits. Call and
inspect them.
d. LEvIrAN, L'Anse.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-09-22

We carry a complete line Of Nc
Millan's pants for men and boys.
d. LEvITAN, L'Anse
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-09-22

Inc program Tor the eleventh an.
nual meeting of the Upper PENN.
sula Educational association to be
held at Menominee, Oct. 11th to
18th, Inclusive, will be as follows:
THURSDAY EVENING.
Music.
Popular Address-Speaker and
Subject to be supplied.
Music.
| FRIDAY MORNING.
Music.'
Address-Representative of the
University of Michigan.
Address on Manual Training
Supt. L. d. Harvey, Menominee.
The Modern Schools VS.. The
Schools of Our Fathers Supt. H.
E. Kratz, Calumet.
Woman S Position Today in the
Educational World-Miss Margaret
Hamilton, Indianapolis.
General Discussion OF any of the
morning topics if time permits.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Music.
Address-Pres. W. o. Thompson,
Ohio State University.
Music.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Address-Supt. L. IL. Wright,
Iron wood.
Address-Prin. James H. Kaye,
Northern State Normal.
Music.
Personal "reminiscences OF James
Whitcomb Riley-Pres. L. H. Jones,
State Normal College.
Address-Pres. W. O. Thompson,
Columbus, Ohio.
School Officers Section.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Chairman A. E. Ellsworth, Escan-
aba, The School from the Viewpoint
of
/. The Businessman-Judge Nor
man w. Haire, Houghton.
2. The Professional Man Hon.
Oscar j. Larson, Calumet.
3. The Mother-Mrs. w. NJ. Mills,
Menominee
4. The Teacher-Prof. James H.
Kaye, Marquette.
5. Discussion, led by WA. Brown,
Marinette, Wis.
High School Section.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Chairman, Mrs. c. G.. White, Lake
Linden.
History-Mrs. Cora Jeffers, At
lantic Mine.
Discussed by Miss Lydia E. Steele,
Negaunee.
English-Miss May McKitrick,
Ishpeming.
Discussed by Miss Ella Rogers.
Calumet.
Latin-Miss Marion R. Minis,
Sault Ste. Marie.
Discussed by Miss Emma Adams,
Ishpeming.
French-Miss Harriet Harrington,
Marquette.
Geometry-Miss Katherine Stew
art, Calumet.
Mythology in its Relation to Lit
erature-M. ]. Walsh, Hancock.
Grammar School Section.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Owing to the removal from the
state Of Chairman r. d. West, this
program is not fully arranged as
yet. G. G. Price, Iron Mountain,
has been appointed to take Mr..
Vests place.
Manual Training Section.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Chairman, W. R. Bradford, Calu.
met.
The Relation Of Theory to Labora-
tory in Domestic Science Miss
Laura A. Stowell, Calumet.
General Discussion.
How Can We Arrange Our Courses
that the Pupil May Receive Credit
at Higher Institutions?-L.R. Flag
ler, Marquette.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1906-09-22

Call and see our fine line o.
Douglass shoes.
d. LEvITAN, L'Anse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-08
CAPITULO X

Han blrrdo las os So les ha llevdo conuao 81 visno
uuedA mas patio nfnito de sueo de cr en- que elias
iuegan las nihM lIs furas.
81 mar es4 vencidc dormdo blo ell are quieto. baio Ell
cieo de c6pua de honor de cr sol adiens tunfa n
m6v en- zen 70 hAbia vso nj concsh4 squera 81
a TODD dc color de ters plata CArfsms, ell csO
climate Apzdo a epgendra pertecto cculo ceciene
que en- estanuus
Ell pSso Guave de una mano tina.
Tensmos esperanzs de sQ6n svo de freacura en- G S
Ida del Roio mss grande e aego lqr Ia llama h1da del
ambente de levar navegndo muchAs horss 81
cho de Bad cuyA 6rda septenona deVmoS
de tieUno en- tempo ptfaIcoHa SEGA.
Hoy de 10 mismo ell interior Que IL cuberta. Ess todo
peDsrado gu de cama de bochono Las ropap parecen
recien cabAda de pssar por pncha Sc hiec
q Iombr', buIcando consuso sit csnte que msno
Hay que ene Jos brszos sepsrados del oncc s rn de
otra Sc Qusra audar auds; Ia D urcadi 20
creo encma de et los hombra ss dima evamoa nada
s bancas tsas lsdoras de PorSsd cundo menop de
MI eOy Rguro strav6 de balm lutlmA De Pura ha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-08

y La Corts Federal dselAr6 eulpa
bic de fraude . Arcadia BeniGez Hsr
nandez. que 90 encuentra eumplisndt
eondens.
! ri iuex Mr. Rcdsy, do 10 Cort'
Federal. aentenci6 FAcando PRINT
two Tcmas BArell6, por hurio, q
seaenta dias do carcel.
! -HA sido detenido aver en- Maya
Igusz el pr6iugo H,rment glldo Droin
rsquerido por 10 Corte municipal dc
AnRsoo.
Eel Comisionado del interior hs
solicitado IN rotten do preaos con des
tlno q los trabsioe dc la carretera de
Catafio { Pueblo vleio J G1ainabo.
-Fueron desiinados satA m.asna
eineuenta reclusoa con deslino & Ia
earretera central en- SAnturee.
Hoy fAlleei6 ca Catano Ia esti,
mable sefiors Rita Rios. Maalns &
les 8 y media =. m. 90 celebrArG su On :
tisrro. RnvIamos & aus deudos nuss
tro p6same'
En- esta semsna 80 oubrir& Ia ys
canta do Juez dc pas do San Sebas
tian, por renuneiA dc don Juan Arpu'
10.
-Muy On brave 90 vera 10 sAuss
por esesls m tenso contra Juan Isidro
Segarra, quien tu6 aeusado do hurto
en- Ia rcaidencia do don Joa6 hato.
-Hs termlnado sus imveatig Aolo
mes contra el iuex de pax dc Toa alta,
oil facal do 10 eorte do Diatrito M aor
Csmpillo. Su inf.rme 10 darA do hoy
& mafiaua al Attorney General.
Aver fL6 muy soneurrida DOR
unionislAs de 10 isla, l& odeina de Ia
Junta Central do nusstro parlido.
-EsiA tArds SO reune la Comisl6n
de Ii poliefa insular para resolver
varisS cuestiones pendlsntsI,
-Dsadc aver SO crcusntra en- San
Juan nueEtro diItinguido amigo oil
licenclAdo don Juan Y. VI&A O.hotsoc
En- 10 !mEol tAnte ssSi6n cslebra'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-08

Han sido dssignAdos como jura
dos por 10 Junta Central do 10 Union
para sstudisr y resolvsr las protestsu
que surian do las convenc!onss prima
rias dol partido, los sef1ores don Luis
hufioz Rivers. Doctor Rafael del Va
lilo J don Pedro dc Alzaburu.
-Anochs regres6 do Usuado OIL
presidents dc 10 Jurta Central de- In
Union, nuestro di,tlpguido ami 20 don
Jaims Annexy.
-Pronto 90 eubrir&n los vacan.
tss dc iusses dc paz On San ssba.tian
| = CAbo Roio.
Para mshana jr6vea estSn anun.
oiados on 10 Corte municipal los jul.
clos crininalsa contra Camilo Miguel,
por turbar 10 psz; Angela Nonts fi6z,
por hurto; Estsbsn Psluyem ror sgre.
sion , L. Bro way j. NJ. Irixarri Dor
igual delito.
-Ss queian lAs tAmilias que vi.
ven On 10 salle del Sol, snsrs TAnea v
San Juato, do loa treeuentea esoSnda-
los que forman alli los psrrcs despueI
do los disx dc 10 nochs. Psrece que
haeen falta ror alli alguuss bolas dc
estrisninA.
Aver sali6 para Narapjito, On
uso do lieeneia, el ioven preabftero
don Agustin Eshsvarria, Sscretsrio
del Obispado do sstA di6eesir,
-Ha vuslto do nusvo 10 polIcfa q
perseguir los vendedorss ambulsp,
tss que prgonan sus msreansfss Dor
los GALES CON voees esientoriaa.
-El martes do 10 pr6x ma semana
60 presentaiAn & examsn dc rivAlida
varios abogados pusrtorriq ne fios do
tftulo americana.
Sc snsusntrA On San Juan al gu.
ra pArroco do CoroxAl Rvdo. Padre
JoGe Foixtan. iustaments sst!mado on
aquslla poblaei6n.
Para sl viernes anuneian loa re-.
publieanos otrA eonfereneia on las
o6einas del eomit9 local. su objeto es
arsngar q sus Ioeos proi6litos, que
los que no pisnsan On el rstraimisnto,
sstin con vista { 10 Union do Puerto
Rico, p&rtido que triunlArk en- Lac
prox mas 0laceiones.
don Fransiieo Ssver6, comsr-
siante untoniata do Msyaguaz, ha ia
lleeido.
-Treseientos oshsnta Ciudadanos
naeisron On Hatillo ell ano eson6mico
do 1906 .907. por 2l7 que pasaron &
meior vida.
Disc Gel Dusndes { ests respscso,
sEn TODD sl pals nAee mas gsnte que
10 que muers
O do otro mode, He aumenta al
n6msro do los ciudadGtos ameri amos.
lOonan,i0 IN Ia pdginG Sql
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-08
FELIPE TRIGO

dO sobre odo dsspu6 de habee dido aver al cptSn On 81
amuerzs: tOh o. a. una deCente peea Hubo ratios muy
HerloSs
Vuelvo Aer. dsisndo recusrdos Vueyo assr deIsnte
de les ocH Las Ugen de las CecA de MI tres sl
medic hs qusdado solAments Pura dormtando bosezano
elpsrlndo al reloicro.
La novea ea de Lucls ess Isno As notas On inees
Pero ne reAzsdo dos Observation-Disclosures ady0 ano sin mas
que mis- reouedoa de Opera de Les compa dramScas quo
deade Roma Madrid he lido ademSs ira
aeman msmo No teme gual Gin d1ds LuCfa de "a marido
qulen eaQuva prsfsrencAs ters aus mas sute pan
Mmientos eatss pofgotss habidAdes
Voy repaaando las notAs manuscriRs
Dice Sqpl:
'lOh. soberAno artilta que me irrita,s
Aqui sl pasas de Ia irrupC6n de sguaa en- Ia fusnts
sAdmirabIel admirable No ea possible fundir mas Al
alma a vida 81 aqua s pedra Az h pAAbra inmable-
deS pacmen mas rqueza de color relieve cue mdsica
que la pinturA, que 10 escuturLs
Sin embargo ciero:Ie irrita PareCe copcsdsre una
voenta admiration rbiosa poder dsr de concsderse
mi todo lsnto de D AnnuDzio 90 .isns derschO
ana ignorsDcia tan completa del coniuntO de 10 VdaS
Hty r6pidos ucios de ngsnuo rgor m .pIomo
ndlteente de muler ducemente ind6mts me tturde
Pece que eoy oyendo voz en- e msmo tmo p,u,. con
que Ia d cOnVeriar de o Aes De Las sdas do cam.
psna ~ lcIso Suponsn las maravaI del arte que los
zoI los rzos.
He iqu, en- sfsctO que confunds Qsntm,nts am
baG coHss.
sCaa MILL slegants neoyol na dIcurri6 Vesrse .emprs
dc Yerde " nade uSsbs elta COLOR como nrgun
egun mi A0nT de Ia Aode GQ6 Paris al Iho estaba ia
verde media Europa Glars vov6 terrA dspuests ys
nns de ngroy amarillo Debe de terrible 6sto para an ar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-08

~El programs que 10 Comp. Gis
40 opera prspara para ell bsnefieio d,
10 aaociAci6n dc Eierisores y artlstas
promete ter I'm aeontaci imtento len
sral. RrobAblemente una do los psr
too do dieho progtama aerA sl sssrenc
do una precioIa opera do un compost
TOR itsliano eontempor&Leo.
-M sAhado 90 eelebr6 un meeting
unioniata On Hormiguerou.
En- MsyaGusz falleci0 81 preati
gioso eabsllsro don Pedro Tolosa y
Alvarez, persona de relevs ntes meri
los que inaay6 notAblemente on 10
obra del progreso do sQuslla siudad.
-NAnAna sa!drAn haeia los ba.
nos de Coamo, el magistrate del Tri
bunsl Supreme don Jose Maria Fl.
gueras y au hlio don jose e, Figue'
ras, Permanecetan en- dicho pusblo
dos semaLaz.
-Ss ssegura que les earreras de
eAballos que se anuneian para el 12
del corriente On oil Hlp6dromo dc Pom
90, promstsn Quedar sum Amente aon
ourridAs.
I'm Arseibo 90 gestionan los
medios para lleyar ALI 10 compafifs
DO opera $50 gaamiglios
0En AhAsoo. Rins6n y Aguads,
no hay pa nadie; s6lo para los UNIONS
tas 60 cueasI6a insorlpcionea.
--Ea AAricAo oil partido repubIi.
cano 20 tisas "a gante que inseribir,
TeDgs pacienoia.
Para eurar un resfrladO on un
0la, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. ri boticario ls devolver&el
dinero 81 no se cura. La frma do e,
W.lGROVE Sc .halla en- eAda cajitA.
Aver 80 rsuni6 sl Comile do
Eieocionss, Los Asunt.s gus fasron
disCusIdos 80 exAminar&a mlfana en-
en- 10 aeEi6n del Conseio Eiesutlvo.
Aver sufti6 lA itaclura ds nm de
do, en- 10 hAsienda eEugala do GurA.
bo, 81 pe6n Julio Il. vera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-08

ds snoehs por 10 Janta Central de
Union, He ampli6 al seHor don Jain
Annexy el termino sn sl turno do
preaidsncia de 10 misma, hAatA dsl
pues de verihcadas las eleesionss d
lNoviembre pr6x mo.
~ Sc VENDEN, por tsner qu
ausentarse 81 dutiIo, todos los enas
res concsrnienteg & una casa do husl
psdes. Itformaran en- 10 calle de- Sal
Jose ndnq %. altos. I'm. alt.
hoy termin6 de haesr entrsga o
in9eniero do IL ciudad don Juan Bau
tists Rodriguez, & 81 suessor intsrine
don jose Claudio, do todas los obral
munieipalss, Eta tarde con sss mo
two, se trasladaron ambos se flores o.
aeusducto de Rio Piedras que % ID
4 TINA obrs que faltsbA por entrsgar.
Sc sstala oil ncm5rs do don JosG
Pic Marxano, para eubrir la plaza do
llavsro do la earasl municipal, vacan.
10 deada el dia IS del sorriente, por
rsnuncia del tHor Bsrnsy.
-El Is del corrients tomarA pose
si6n del pussto do lA superintendent q
del Asilo do Ciegos. dc Ponse, oil doe
tor don Bsnito G Audier.
Sc han reglstrsdo aytr On San
Juan las detuneionss do F.dsl Matos
Arroyo, z 1raida Q Qlifiorss VillatAla,
y Nieanor San,hsx O!sro.
-Ha pressntado 10 renuueia el
Guperintsndents del Aailo do Ciegos
de Ponce, el doctor don Joas M. Sal
dsAa. Ls fue aesptada.
-Manana q las siets , media do
10 noshs 20 rsunir& 10 Junla local dol
Partido Unionista con Asistsnsia de
los presidentes do las sub juntas .de
Marina, PusrtA do TERRA y Santures,
Eel iuex Rodey ha soneedido nm
nusvo iuicio en- 10 oAusa que 10 VIC
arts sl iaez Mac K ,nnA, por pleito
entire 10 compsnla do GAsyel Pueblo
do los Estados Unidos.
-El suarssl general do pol!eia no
reCibi6 information do 10 isla On todo
81 dis de hoy.
Han ingresado en- tesoreria Va.
riaA multaS do Arssibo. San ssbas
IiAn, CatAlo y BAyam6n.
Ell seaorero do Puerto Rico 10
vapt6 hoy Is smbargos On Q ,ebradi
Ilas, en- Hattllo y 3 on Arseibo.
-Falta a6lo por son.tisuir 10 Jun.
10 dc Dlstrito unionista del diatrito
slsetoral de Ponce. 80 espsra que %
.eorganiee pronto.
Aver sAli6 sara Guyana don
3e paaarA una tsmporAda 10 sstima.
ols fAmilia FerLAadtz Mascara, de
.At& Ciudad.
Ell iuez municipal de Utuado,
lon Santiago b Palmer, no snsontrA |
% aver en- San Juan.
Julia BeEfa, vscina do Puerta
ie TERRA, fOe multadA hoy con dos
iollsrs, por profsrir insultos aver
'ontrA Rosa Dua1, fo. m Ando el CON.
Iiguiet to eacAndAlo.
-ES OonvenIents y do urgsnsia
lus todas las Juntas locales dc Ia
Jnion en- 10 ialA, somuniQucn & las
JuntAs dc DIHttito reapsctivas los Dc. |
sgAoos que han do representarlas On |
reunion que celebrar ID Jnnta Can |
raj On pleno ol diA 26 del eorriente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-08
N0T|C|AS DEL DIA

On beneGco de los escritores arts
tas,-MlFin unionista en- Hormigueros alecimiento
en- Mayagdez Coamo. Carrerras en- ell Hp6
dromo de Ponce.-Pr6fugo capturado. do.-Denuncas,
multas sentencias.- por escalamiento.-Lcdo.
Was Ochoteco ~Otro falecimiento. .-Repub' 'canismo
en- Marlcao.-lon jaime Annexyr-Una renuncia.-
Junta local de Ia Un6n-Otras noticas de nteres qe
neral.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-08
F|NcA RuST|cA

Sc vende una de oINcUENTA CUER.
DAs dc tsrrenos propios para paaGoa
y sismbras do tabaeo y frutos memo
res. Radica en- el barrio de sRio ca
has,' de Csguas, y tlene una harmoaa
sasA do vivisnda Aituada & orillaa dc
10 carrstera central.
Pfdanse informes On la O6eir q del
Abogado Aree, sale do Baldor ioty,
Csguas. m. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-08

En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel viejo a 81 quintal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-02
STATES GREAT
SUPPLY Of GAME.

According to recent advices from
| Washington, New Jersey has been the
most successful of the man states in
restocking its game preserves with
! quail. Last year S,17S quail obtained
from distant sections were liberated
in the small game section of New Jer-
sey. Game wardens report this year
that in spite OF the severe weather
during a part of last winter fewer
quail than usual succumbed to the
cold, and as a result of the fact the
state is better stocked with quail than
any other state except Illinois, where
the winters have been mild for sew
eral years in succession.
The best quail hunting has al
ways been found in the northern part
of the state within thirty or forty
miles of New York throughout the
territory commonly known as the troll
ley district of northern New Jersey.
said a game warden in Essex county
yesterday. One thing that has
helped to maintain the supply of
game in northern New Jersey is the
various preserves maintained both BIZ
private individuals and the state
The Essex County Reservation on top
of First Mountain has swarmed with
quail ever since it was established,
and | have noticed that during the
quail-shooting season this preserve
formed a natural refuge for quail
fleeing from the hunters. The estate
of the Hewitt family, neal Greenwood
Lake, has also served a like purpose.
Much in the way of Improvement in
game preservation in northern New
Jersey is promised by the increasing
tendency on the part of a good many
individuals TO acquire large holdings
of farm and forest lands which are
invariably posted
The Department of Agriculture
at Washington, which supervises the
preservation of game in the states,
shows in its last report that New Jer-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-02
\

This is the right time 10 buy 4
hammer, a box of one-inch wire nails,
and fifty cents worth CTS feet) of
weather strip. A cents worth of wea-
Their strip in the right place will 90
more to keep a room warm than hale
a ton of coal costing $2.39. says the
"Woman's Home Companion
If in the morning the living room
is cold, and the air is close, D e the
windows for three minutes. Thz
fresh air will chill the roo mat first.
yet, 1t will be found that it takes less
fire and time to warm a large room
full of pure, cold air than to warm
a small full of stale air.
Make a tube of creton or canton
flannel two and a half inches In d.
ameter and thirty-two inches long.
Sew up n end, and fill the tube with
sand and sew up the other end. Keep
ii in the Goa closet. On cold nights
lay it snug against the bottom of the
front door till morning. 1t helps.
Next time the wind blows from
the north, run the hand slowly along
the top and sides of the north win
dows. If a thin knife edge of cold alr
blows on the hand, mark the place
and fix it. Absorbent cotton pressed
into the crack is one good way, where
the window is not opened every day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-02
ALPINEs' SECOND TEAM.
CARE OF FEET.

Few women realize the Importance
of care of the feet.
One clever women chiropodist is
making a speciality of massaging the
feet with a ~carbolated ear and al
cohol, which, she claims, has the eff
feet of improving the circulation of
the blood and in all cases promotes
comfort.
Massage not only softens and
strengthens the feet, but stimulates
the whole body and makes the tired
woman feel like a new being.
An aromatic foot bath for delicate
and sensitive feet is made as fol-
lows: Dried mint, one ounce; dried
sage, one ounce; dried angelica, three
ounces; juniper berries, one-half
pound; somary leaves, n pound.
Boil for twenty minutes in five quarts
of water. Use warm and immense
the feet in it for twenty minutes be-
fore retiring. The more the feet are
bathed and rubbed the better their
condition and the shapelier they will
become.
Stockings are Of quite as much
importance as shoes and the woman
who spends time and money over line
shoes and wears cheap and ~ill-shaped
stockings is laying up trouble for her
self in the future.
Silk stockings with cotton soles are
an ingenious invention to be had
nowadays and a thin thread stocking
| worn under one of silk or cotton is an
almost infallible remedy for feet that
feel on the first appearance of cold
| weather "as if they would fall off"
Gymnastic exercises are excellent
! for sensitive feet, rising on the ball
of the foot and balancing on the toes
| and repeating this a hundred times
every morning.
To relieve burning. feet soak them
in hot water, with a small quantity
| of washing soda. Dry and apply phe-
| mol sodique with absorbent cotton.
But best of all is massage, which.
| as the pedicurist says, has a sooth-
| ing effect on the whole system
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-02
REGULARS LOST
FIRST MATCH.
Defeated in All Three Games by
the Second Team Of the
."s''- AIpines.

The Alpines' second team defeated
the Regulars last night in three
straight games, on the Kirby alleys.
They took the first game by Is pins,
the second by 81 pins, and the third
by 80 pins. The Regulars claimed
to be handicapped, as two of theft,
regular bowlers were away, and sub
stitutes were necessary. The games
were close throughout, and the Reg
ulars did good work, considering that
it was their first match game. The
highest score in the first game was
made by Johnson of the Regulars,
who rolled POP. In the second game,
j.. Rowe, of the Alpines, took the hon
ors, by rolling 100. In the third
game F. Speinheimer, of the Alpines,
rolled the highest, 206. Fol- the
three games the Alpines averaged
136. The Regulars average 672 Is.
Johnson, of the Regulars. led with
the high average of ISL.
The scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-02
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AQUAHONGAS,
Plains Team Defeats
TOttenWIIe Five on the
Latter's Alleys.

The Amicitias, of Pleasant Plains,
won from the Aquahonga team in
two out of three games on the Aqua
honga Athletic Club alleys in Totem
vile last night. They won the first
game by az pins and the third by %
pins. The Aquahongas won the sec
ond game by so pins. The result of
the match was in doubt until the
last frame of the third game. The
highest score in the first game was
40, rolled by Mitteway, of the Ami
citias. The highest score in the sec
ond game was 176 by Bedell, of the
Aquahongas. Wark, of the Ami
citias, was high in the third with
1S1. %Sharrott, of the Aquahongas,
had high Individual average, 161.
The Amicitias averaged 1867, and the
Aquahongas 761 1-3.
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