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The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Madame wear ze cxQueesite yi0le
velvet gown. zc one rmlTOidlIT iu
shaded llaes2 and Madame size lecft
the eyebrow and say U-litafif-
-ElauchCrts, hlf . such gown And
I gay, oh. Madame have you fur=,.
Te gown zai ~ lraa- polec- made you
and which ha rave SO oyerT And she
say 'Peally. EIaGclctte. he make So
many zat I cannot JlI OF which one
you speak And zen J remind hcr,
= mean q one Madame zar Monsieur,
your d. baHd. said was lac.ir- He-
cause z did not naf r. lceiI- diamonds
fastened onto re flowers for dew drops.
Zrn she say. 'DHt oui. 2 tEeeuF 7 re-
member ZEt EoWn now. bat ! have o.
fancy 10 he eowued all in ze wuI-e
tonight Zen ] takes zis red book
and under ze head OF White Evening
G was 7 go carefully over O. see o.
one 2 tleerk 20 most be5u.ifal At
last find him. How would Madame
like 10 wear p. white princess. viz
ze water lilies so wonder cc1ArojIair
on it2 You remember Pc one wiz ze
yellow ceuters of ze lilies embroidair
iu eold2
Yes. theeuk ] weol ware zat one
q .IsA hi'.- -"---i'. " l----
Jewels shall Z ware viz it2'
-Certaiumeut. Madame. say. wear
zc new diamond tiara. for you hat
nor yet worn zat'
$50 Madame. she decide upon zat
one and now, now I win show YOU
exactly how ze gown and accessories
are found.
In Ze little book under ze head of
-54@
item,
Princess gown 6doUceu. embroid-
cred in water lilies.
CLOSET nombTe e. section nombTe
5, hanger nombTe A.
Opera wrap. closet nombre S. sec
tion nombre .. hanger nombre 2i.
Gloves, glove closet, shelf nombre
T. box nombre 49,
d" Shoes. closet uomhre ,. shelf nom
bTe 8. tree UombTe 9S.
And Zair YOU. mademoiselle. we
haf il pIai mas day, What, you do
not comprehend Oh. mon dicu. mon
dieu, I viii show You. stupid s.rl.
closet uomb-e g. Come wis me. lis
is zc sixth closet in &c row. / switch
on Ze light. So. Now you need not
shudder zair are not skele.ors in ze
closets, ley are ze BAH gowns, and
after 2ey are hung on hangers 1,
Blanchette. put a white china silk
curtain aroun zem so that not one bit
of dust can come near ze priceless
treasures. Zen ze book say distinctly.
Section nombre 4, which means 90 me
rIainIy zat ze closet is divided into
so many compartments some contain
Ing ze Empire gowns. one ze trained
frrf. a
SO on And section !. is ze one where
re princess gowns are kept. II is also
re fourteenth gowns i'm Eat section.
stupid.
And So We take ze opera wrap OF
white panpe velvet, treem in ermi1e
and threads of sold. I so 10 closet
nombre 8 and zair ia section nombre
,, where Ze long wraps hang, 1 ind
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
BY A FRENCH MAID.

~ HY l. send for You. my
n angel? It ess that 1 haf
v V found eet impossceb to-
take propair care Of all
OF Madame's gowns Eat / send for you
and elevate YOU TO asseest in ze man
agemeut of ze boudoir Zat iss why
YOU weel no longer sect all day long
and curl. curl. curl zose horrid. lettle
ostrich feather. Oh, YOU need not haf
ze fear, YOU need not shake ze head
OF yourself. I weel. of a sudden. from
the instant. teach you how Co take Ze
great care of zat wonder wardrobe
of Madame-ze marvel of wardrobe
Now. attention. You see thees. red
book? Theese ees the great assistance.
1t ees thtes book which YOU must
study, study. stUdy-Oh. SO VaiT hard
Ne le comprenez vous pas2 No?
weel demonstrate ze explanation.
when / feerst arrive i'm these
country. I take ze sairvees wiz
Madame X. She is ze wife of a
vair reesh. old Senator from-Oh.
don't know ze place. ] see such lovely
gowns zat she has and ze wonderful
robes of ze peoples Eat come to her
house and I say to myself. .Blunch-
cite, oh, thees reeSh Americans. they
do not know how many gowns they
haf- Indeed not.
zen ze reesh Madame Senator she
die. ana Get seem so trisJe 20 haf TO
go and abandon all those belle robes.
did pity her So vair mooch. Ees eet
not so, my angel Zenaide2
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
Worlds Largest Potato Warehouse

- HE largest potato warehouse in
tine world is rapidly approaching
completion at Stockton, Ne.
the new tidewater terminal of
the Bangor and Aroostook and North
ern Maine Seaport railroads. the chan
nel tnrough which flows the products
OF the vast farming regions Of north
ern Maine. and particularly the great
potato fields OF ArOOstook.
Before the completion of the connect
Ing link the Northern Maine Seaport
railroad, making the ''AroostoOk 10 the
Sea- line a reality. all OF the Aroos-
took crops were shipped by rail, as
there was no other way. Now water
shipments VIII be made mostly from
this great repository. which is situated
az the shore end of the immense Cape
JeIlison docks.
Into this house the potatoes will he
unloaded as they come in the cars in
hulk- They viii be stored in the 200
separate bins or rooms, and when
ready FOR shipment will be bagged and
loaded on steamers or sailing vessels.
This warehouse when completed viii
be 900 teet long, and l25 feet wide.
The great pressure of the crops wait
Eg 10 be moved has caused the build
ers 10 stop work at 800 feet this fall.
but next year the building viii be eX
tended the full 900 feet
In its present capacity it viii hold
2t0,Q0Q barrels of potatoes. or I,200 bar
Tels in each bin, which IS in reality a
separate frost-proOf room.
fFe warehouse is great wooden
structure, built as tightly as "a dwell
ing house and designed TO keep the po-
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

ze proper evening coat for ze Princess
gown
Then so to closet nombre ,. again
] switch on ze light and zsve, as ze
uooz say, on shelf nonbre 7 and IN
"-N nombre IS. / found zis pair uf
long white gloves. are zey not ze-on
sion Dieu, Mon Dieu-what is it
Eat i seee or do /. BlanChette.
see in ze little nuEer Of ze
right hand gloze, a hoie2 Only as
big as pin-head. YOU say Suppose
1aI Madame should put on Eat pair
of gloves and ze tip of her little. pink
nail should show through What
wolld /. Blanchette. do? Bat nevair
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
Closets Electrically lighted.


Sc. mon annie, zey are dark, and
Eat is quite propre. for can YOU theenk
of ze frightfuL terrible theengs Eat
would happen eff one of these char
mant gowns should hat efer so teeny
a faded place vair a ray of light had
struck Get! See, I show you now, once
and for all. here ees the switch which
I turn. Just so. and. -prestol Zenaide.
ze whole tremendous closet room ees
brilliant light. mon eRfaRu. And new
air forget zat as soon as YOU close
ze closet door. on the instand. 1 say.
switch off Eat light.
Now. come inside, and I win show
10 YOU. how ze robes are arrange. De
walls Of all ze closets are padded. oh.
so theeck. wiz satin. and between ze
satin and ze wall SO cutely tucked
away. is parfume powdair. and you
can smell for yourself how vair dainty
ze closet Is scented.
II shall tell You right here zat which
shall make YOU 10 stretch those blue
eyes Zat Madame has so many gowns.
dresses and toilettes, zat for two
months. efen I'm ze evening robe. she
could, for each night. ware a different
gown, and not efeu zen would she a s.
the EnEleesh say. come To ze end OF
Ze stTeeeug
"Eet is sure enough as Madame has
said when Madame she come back from
ze Continent Iseet at Ze window and
watch ze trunks and trunks and
trunks. containing ze new wardrobe
Zdt we buy. come into 70 bpUCa and
l say to myself, 'ze end ees is not
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

eff one deIeeeious leeIe scream and
She rush araius- me and say B.gn-
Chette. vat should / do wis-ouse you.
You are my jewel. Wy treasure And
zen she Git me Zc swift kroS ou -
sheek and make me to blush an ofer
ior Eair joy Zat ] pleas Madame.
"Zat vas two yearn ago and now
all ze fine lady iu town. zare French
maid, haf ze reJ book and keep hlm
zhust as 7 keep thees one. But I. ze
treasure of Madame, am ze one what
haf originate him,
And, zis- season ze gowns Eat
Madame -as bought abroad are more
vouleTIu. zsl ggaTe before and she
mas Oh, so pa any more zal eyarat
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
How towns Are CataIogued.

Certaiumcut must reu ,o4 al
once, ! say. how manage ze red
cook I see from q. engagement cal
eudar Of madame. z4t she is invited
-0 70 White House JeaI-ut for "a din
ner 10 ze diplomats from an Offer ze
world. ] VIII go consult madame as
what rob. She wish tonight. / viii re-
turn Instantly. You wait for me
while You study zc ieetIe red book.
SO. my angel 1 haf return. I con-
suit Wis Madame and / suggest ven
l haf look in " little red book. viii
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
Promised New Establishment.

But ze reesh Old Senator. he fieep
rne unZer ze chin wiz Ze finger and he
say. Certanment you aire ze yair.
goot, leetle girl. Blanchette and am
vair grateful 20 Won for take ze grand
care and compassion OF my wife and I
see Mees, Eat you get another estab-
Hshment'
And ze reesh, old man, he make
his word good, and, in "a leetle while
a arrive, here; and, OH mon annie
nevaire before, not efen in belle
Paree. at ze COmedie Francais. haf I
see such dress, such hats. such mag
nifique clothes-on ze stage. / am
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
ASHlNGTON, il is
conceded, has more
beautifully and sX-

" " beautifully and eX-
penSively gOWned
women than any o+her city of its
size in America.
In fashionable circles in this city
there are some bellies and matronS
who have so many gowns that, to
keep track of them, they catalogue
the dresses, wraps and other con-
cOmitantS of the toilette, in much
the same way that books are Cata-
logued in a library. Some use
books Of reference, others a card
system.
Sometimes a Capita City girl of
wealth torgets just what clothes
she possesses. Perhaps she has seen
on the street some creation of the
dressmaker and, after a week or
two, the impression still being vivid
IN her mind, sh asks her maid to
lay out this dress for her to wear,
thinking it numbered among her
own. When the maid fails to pro-
duCe it, by reference 10 her cata-
logue. milady finds she never
owned such a gown.
There are women in Washing
,oH living in such luxury that they
have enough gowns to enable them
to wear a different one, including
evening gowns, each day for two
months, and then not come to the
end of the string"
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

tatoes from freezing without The use
OF artificial heat although Cape Jeli-
son is one OF the coIdest places in
New EHgland in the winter Much in
sulatiEs material of hair and asbestos
has been used in the construction, and
It is believed that the temperature will
not drop TO the freezing point.
one OF the principal features is the
method OF handling the potatoes BY
electricity. which reduces the expense
TO the minimum
The building is equipped with an
electric couyeyor system, which is
portable. and available in every part
The potatoes viii be shoveled from
The cars into the cOnveyor, and taken
10 any of the 20 compartments When
ready 10 ship conveyOF automatical-
Is feeds itself from any particular bin.
carries the tubers TO n scale. which
automatically fills the bags with the
exact weight. and when the bags
are sewed, takes them out on the
wharf. and into the hOld OF the steam
CT. All this is done with fa- greater
speed. and with less bruiSing than by
any other method
hundreds Of different combinations
may be arranged with the conveying
system, and tne carriers made 10 run
in any direction, and In any place.
The building Is lighted by electricity,
and has every modern Improvement
kno Nn, making il not only the largest
pOtatO warehouse, but the most com
pietely equipped in the world
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Fare, Kat ees arranged. And now
for Ze slippaiT in closet. Shelf nombre
and tree nOmbre q. New ws shall
see if il ees correct All. zair eet ees,
as they should be: white satin ones,
rmbroidair in white and gold water
lilies
In which closet are re diamonds2
Ma fOi. what one leetle fool you are!
II -es 20 wonder al your Ignorance.
Certainly not. We do not keep all
those diamond and those pearl and
ruby in thees house. Dou you theenk
zat we wish To he murder in our beds
In Ze back OF ze little red book you
viii md a cOmpleet leest OF Madame's
jewels. and eef YOU weel please call
up on ze telephone ze nombre OF ze
safe-6eeposit vaults, we're Madame
keeps her jewels. ! will tell you what
she wish for tonight. and by ze time
zat Madame ees dressed. ze Jewels
viii be here. In ze morning YOU vii
again call ze safe-deeposit people and
Zey viii call for and Ferurn Zn precious
diamonds 10 ze box of safety"
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
Arrangement of Slippers.

~ -
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

shall II De said that fail in ze grand
77oment- ! viii feex him at once. now.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
SOCIETY NEWS.

Miss Swenman "summered at the Pier
She'll winter AT the hdii.
Now. should she spring at Ligonter
We wonder where she'd fall
The Catholic Standard and Times.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15

We al admit that telephones ara. :
grsst convsnience. yst they oucssion.
ally matea man feel like brsaking
tho third commandment. eome times
on bnsy day whom the work 10 rush
ing and your phone rings twenty.
eight times and only two riDgs are Of
any importAuoe. the other twenty six
being calls from some one wanting to
speak TO your help. the inquiry being
"Is Miss---in7" T bis takes two
from their work twenty-six times. and
some one has to pay for all that lost
time In addition to the annoyance. II
doesn't look just right. now doe. 1t 2
During working hours. phones in
business houses. at least. should be
used for business only.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15

Wilmer; Aman Moore. Portland.
apparatus for the com buation Of pull
verlent fuel; O F. Roberts. Colorado
Springs. apple corer. sold for q. 500 {;
g. 8. Spreyer, Elkton. drill sharpener.
sold: J. K. Sweeney. Pueblo. exoavat.
ing aud ditching machine. sold; L. A.
Turner. Denver. gravity lock for slid.
ing doors. sold for %. OOc; R R. Wal
liams. Morrison. automatio gate and
doo'. sold; E. J Yetter. Denver.
composition for roofing. paving. eto.
Copies OF any Of the above patents
will be Furnished to our readers st
cost price. Eve cents each. by D.swift
g. Co.. Warrington. D. O., our
special patent correspondents.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15
Excellent Drawing Card.

Elmer Walters successful play "A
Thorough Tramp" will be the
offering At the Houston opera house.
Wednesday May 18th. It is said the
piece contains some really clever
material: certain 1t Is that "a
Thoroughbred Tramp" has enjoyed q
happy and long life.
The pieoe has always been an excel.
lent drawing card. due. prob ably to
its special scenery. its wester atmos.
phere and rich comedy.
The play was SUCCESSFULLY presented
in New York City three years ago and
the leading role. that Of T. Rush
Thompson. the tramp. ia etill in the
hands Of John J. SwArtwood. who
created what Ia said to be the long.
est comedy part aver written.
The play is at present enjoying an
immensely prosperous season which
opened August 90th last at the AL.
hambra theatre, Chicago.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15
Stop Grumblinq

il you suffer from rheumatism or pains,
for Billiards. Snow Liniment will bring
quick relief. 1t is sure cure for
sprains. rheumat'su, contracted muscles
and all pains-and within the reach Of
all. Price 25c, Soc, 81. @. R. Smith.
Tenaha, Tex. writes: II have used Bal
lard's Snow Liniment In my family for
years and have found it fine remedy
for all pains and aches recommend
it for pains in the chest" Sold by Flor.
ence Palace Pharmacy. it's
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15
Il L d nd oro q !. 10 NEGLECT ! Col

Il 4 Dangerous to Neglect ! Cold
How often do we hear It remarked:
ITS only cold. !" and ! Tow dsys latsr
learn that the man IL on his bAck With
phsumonia. This = Of sach common
occurrence that . cold, however slight.
should not BE- diiregarded. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy countsracts any
tendency Of cold to result IN pnsu-
monia. and has gained it, great popular
ity and extensive sale by its prompt
cures Of this most common ailment It
always cures and 10 pleasant to tako.
For sale at Daniels drug store. It's
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15
If You Don't

succeed the first time use Herbine and
you will get instant relief. The greatest
liver regulator. A positive cure for con-
stipation, dyspepsia, malaria. chiIls and
all livercomplaints. Mr.. c. of Emory,
Texas, writes: my wife has been using
Herbine for herself and children for FIVE
years. It is sure cure for constipation
and malaria fever, which ID substantiated
by what 1t has done for my family"
Sold by Florence Palace Pharmacy. It's
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15
This Date in History,

j
14S4-Dnke Of Somerset dsfsated
BY Edward ". At battle Of Hsxhan.
1895 Battle Of Frarksnhauseb.
Germany.
15s7-Mary Queen Of Scots married
James. Earl Of Boutwell,.
1902 Bartholomew Goanold discov.
cred Cape God.
1e45-Earl Of Montrose defeated the
Scots at battle Of Alderne.
l740-E hriam Chambers English
encyclopedias. died. Born 1880.
178S-James GAdsden. south Caro-
lima statesman. born. Died Dec. 90.
1858.
179l-slavery abolished IN French
dominions.
1706-Treaty Of Paris concluded
l8s0-Fiorenos Nightingale. Cri.
maen war nurse. born.
lSss-Edmund KeAn. tragedian.
died. Born Nov. 4. 1887.
1S47 - Daniel O'Conneli. Irish
patriot. died st Genoa on his way to
Rome.
1S55-Universa Industrial sxhibi-
tino opened at Paris BY Louis Napo-
leon.
-Garibaldi defeated Napoli-
tans at Oalati6ni. Italy.
lse7-Russia ratified Alaskan ces.
sion treaty.
l884-Msxican congress RATED treaty
with United States.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15

Cot. John n. Bankhead. who wss
defeated in the congressional primary
BY Capt. Richmond P Hobson. IL the
Oldest democratic member Of the house
IN point Of continuous servios. Col.
Bankhead Ii now serving his tenth
term and has been in pablo life in
Alabama for forty years. his first pub.
lilo ofios being that Of member Of the
legislature In 1885.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15

Edward Rosew Ater. who has an.
nopnced his candidacy for the repub.
iioan nomination for United States
senator in Nebraska. hes long been
prominent ~ the founder and editor
Of the Omaha Bee He was born in
Bohemia and oame to the United
States In early youth. He began his
career ~ telegraph operator. but
soon drifted into journalism.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15
Colorado Inventors.

The following patents were issued
this week 10 Colorado inventors. re-
ported BY D. Swift q 90 !. WAshing-
ton. D. o.:
Tad Danford. Boulder. surf actuated
motor. sold for geo. 900; f. T. Kilt.
Denver. automatic electric circuit
changer or switoh, sold for $40. 900 :
A. H, Kramer. Monte Vista. rail
joint; I. 4. Mcneil. Boulder. ore
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15

dussry Il UAiiforaiA u Alansda
coanty 10000 tons wsrs prsduosd
List ysar. Only NV ysaIs 40 shs
stsss inportsd III ~ saIt Now il
prodsoss snossh fsr sorn ~ ard
hss Isrsa qsansitiss lsft fos sxpsrs.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15

1885 Capture Of Riel. the rebel. In
Manitoba.
1898 Edward Remeny. celebrated
Hungarian violinist. died in San
Francisco.
l9A-Japaness battleship Hatsus
sunk BY mines; 450 perished.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15

E1prsa traipe rs@s mn from Maziss
City = s. Losis II ssJt hears IAN
average q - niIss - bosr for
l.s77 miles.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15

The manufacture Of salt from sea
water has developed into . great in.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15

Tickets for Esmeralda are on sale
at ". l.. Morris and Cos. 64.6s
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15

Cucumber Cream makes the face
like velvet-Palaoe Pharmacy. 4Stf
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15
GROCERIES

box cheaper than othe
COFFEE
bulk.
lin
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15
WASH GOODS

Now is the time to look for your summer dress.
is still in good shape, including all the white goods
novelties. Prices range from 10 to Coo yard.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15
OXFORDS

We prepared supply your in footwear
Childrens 5 to e. at9Oc, 81 and $l.25
Chidrens 81 to H. at Soc. ST. 81 25, 81 40 and 81 SO
Childrens 12a to 2, at 81, 81 %, $l5O and $1.75
Misses low heel q to 81, $l.75 to $3.50
Ladies', 81 80 to So
Boys. q to 81, $1.75 1925 and 81
Mems, So, SO so and "a
The daily tribune., 1906-05-15
Second Floor Of Annex

you will 6nd Millinery Muslin Underwear Shirt Waists Shirt
Waist Suits Muslin Underwear, Skirts Peticoas Wrappers,
Coats Corse We have plenty Of display and show
these goods Now Millinery Goods arriving daily Meet your
friends here. Plenty Of room. You're welcome.
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5000 Irbeiter Der bieiigen EaciIic.
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transport Cepartcmelit arbeiten,
Inn 10 bis 90 Ero5cnt crbobt babe.
Gle erbobten 2oDne tDmmen bonn l..
9e5ember al our 9crehnung.
Si0ocfpro, NE, 10. IeS. -
Die ,Yepperrcq Manufacturing 60"
fiinoi8tc eine nit Dem 81. 0c3cmbcr
in Strait treteroe 9o%bnerboburg Don
onrAlhnittlih iiini Ero5ent iiir bic
5000 III ibren 9aumpoufabrifen be-
iddftigten Irbeiter an. Cine auge.
meire 2obnerboming tritt gleidiaQs
bel Scr .Dorf Manufacturing So"
elm. Als Icrmin lit ser 8orabello
ocs @eibnadltsieites beitimmt; $500
Irbeitcr ncblnen an Scr 8ergiiniti.
guna Sbeil. SIREN 1900 IrbeiterH
gcgpabrt Die y@reat Sails Wanll-
~iactnring Co." in Somersmort6, ~
s., cine Sobncrbogung Don flint Gro.
sent.
9oper, N.s&., 10. Gejember. -
anfiiroigungen elmer iunipro5cnti.
gen 2obnerbobuag paren beite in
ben 3abrifrdumen ser .godeco ara.
nufacturins Co." angebraft, welde
2200 grbeiter beifdftigt. Gie Or.
t0bullg tritt nit Dem 81. Gejerlbcr
in Strait. lies lit bereits oie sueite
2obnerbobiug. melhe icit cinem
Sabre in oieien YaumpoQiabrifen
cingetrcten lit.