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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-12-01

ESQ, Embellishments despues
de 81 muerte, su alma, al pa
sar por Ell puente agudo, caerfa
para siempre en- ell abismo /.
! LIE han convencido ademas dc
que 81 duda de la manga de
Mahoma, un derviche lie trata
"a de impfo, otro' le probara
que es un insensato, que tenien
do todos los motivos posibles
para Greer, no Quiso someter q
la evidencia su soberbia raz6n,
y un tercer dervlche 10 entrega
ra al divan de una provincial,
on donde 10 empalaran legal
gmente.
eTodo estO causa terror PAM
co al buen arabe, a su mujer,
a sd hermsna, y a.toda la fami
liza, tieneIbuen sentido en- todo
10 demas, pero en- esta materia
qued6 estropeada su imagina-
ci6n, 10 mismo que Ia de Pas
cal, que continuamente vefa
un precipicio delante de su 81
Hon. lei 'arabe cree realmen
to on Ia manga de Mahoma?
Hace .esfuerzos para Greer en-
lila y - dice q Of mismo; Esto
u impossible, pero es verdad,
= creo 10 que no creo. Respsc
10 s u mango, bulle en- su CO.
rebro IN caos dc ideas que To
me dessnredar, y verdadsra.
mente, esto o. no tsner sentido
tomdn.
voLTAIRE.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-12-01

mas de sentide comdn, humil-
dad, sensibllidad. Como no
sotros no valemos tanto como
los romanos esa palabra no sig
mica para nosotros mas que
la mitad de 10 que significa pa
ra ellos. Solo significa ell buen
sentido, raz6n tosca, raz6n sin
pulir, primera noci6n ds'las
cosss ordinariss, estado inter-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-12-01
LIB BI2QA5a
Tenemos dc venta
los siguientes:

Armonias y Cantares, por Ventura
Ruiz de Aguilera; un tomo rdsti
ca. observation-disclosures. ........'.... ..oo
Ccnferencias de Sn. Agustin, por
ell Rev. P. Agustino Fray Euge
MO Cebalos. 8 tomos, ristica. .".l, so
La Protection Libre Cambio por 7. T.
Cabalero, 1 tomo rdstiea 1910
La Ultima Enamorada, por Andres
Sanchez del Real un tomo rdsti-7
ca.................... ..s,0V
Naturaeza de las cosas, por Tito Lu
crecio Caro-, un tomo rdstica. 80. so
Memorials de un Estudiante, por ell
Lie. Alexandra Villasenor. un TO !
mo ruSllCa. ....," ...............OO
FL Cavo, por Pedro A. de Alarc6n,
I'm tomO ristica. ..,,,.............50 SO
FL Derecho en- la Vida Eoon6mica, por
Dn. Anselmo Guerra, un tomO
rdstica. ........ ...... 80
Collection de Sonetos rs
Viaje Critico alrededor de Ia Puerta
del Sol, por Ossorio y Bernard. so
Los Problemas de la Naturaleza. so
Cuentos para Nlfios.... ..26
Ningdn pedido Sc atendera 81 no viene
aoompahado de su importe. Siempre
que ell envfo vaya csrtificado mandense
diez centavos mas para ell certificadO.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-12-01

No encontramos otra palabra
que pueda correspondent dignamen
te q la gran impression producida
por la explosion de una bomba en-
la Basilica Maxima de Roma: Gu
put Mundi.
Como soldados del pensamiento,
y fieles & nuestra bandera. hemos
respectable siempre los principles
polfticos Y religiosos v. la libertad
de pensamiento de los hombres de
todos los credos, y de todas las ma.
clones; v cualouiera reivindica.
ci6n de los derechos del pueblo
nos encontr6 y NOS -encontrar6 On
'ls~ primers fifnsa, sisnpre ffleles
combatientes. En- este, .habri igua
les 4 ,nosotros; pero no habra
Quien nos game.
Mas, precisamsnte porqus sonos
liberales honrados, educados On Il
escuela del ,tEabsio y del honor. ID
cual admite todo 10 qae signi6aus
progrsso, annqsc sea aparents-
mente ut6pico, condeHaInos toda
clase de violencia, ,,especislments
cuaadoi Is eiegamsntes ejeautada,
con alma depraysda.. paFessaseitar.
el terror, siempre fusnte do reae-''
ci6n J de tirsnia-
aComprsndemoa b theT6ios Asural
DO Judits eertaado4la eabsEs s o.
lofernes; ID de- sBruto.s laEsutsndo]
81 scero. .homisida contra Cesar,
etc, etc.. mas no cemprendemos,
con que alma, con quS cofAs6n--,
81 20 puede Aablardslceraz6n $50
pusds-imsginar yrttAddeir. en- he-
4
cho, 81 pensamisnto- internal. DE-
poner una bonbs sninedio { ii
multitud rscoiida para reesr 8
OlO0 .......... i Il
Es horrendo. y doloroso que ID
mano perversa tuera detenids en-
elacto nefando, frente q las debiles
mujeres, q los ancianos Y nihos,
que arrodillados invocaban, inspi
radios por Ia fe que tienen, las ben
diciones del cielo, en- la severa ma
jestad del temple!
Booth, asesina. en- pleno teatro, al
grande v humanitario Abraham Lin
coin, Y deja al mundo ell juicio de
su gesto letal; pero Booth sabe q
quien golpea y sabe por que asesi-
Tiene una idea y una vfctims
establecidas!
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-12-01

-Antier falleci6 en- esta
ciudad el Sr. Tomas Villastri
60, anclano respectable; que
presto importantes servicios al
Condsdo y 4 la Ciudad en- di
ferentes epocas. Era padre de
nuestros amigos Dn. Martin y
Dn. Gregorio padre y politico
tambien de nnestros buenos
amigos On. Luis Quintauilla y
On. Amador Salinas.
Sentimes hondamente ell
triste suceso y mandamos a
nuestros amigos citados va
sus apreciables familias los tes
timonios de nuestra condoien-
cla.
Ell dis 26 del pasado Nov.
fallecio en- Ia ciudad de Mata.
moros, el Carl. Lauro Csvasos,
que por mucho tempo fus ad.
miuistradcr do Ia Aduans de
N. Laredo, lamps.
Descanse..en paz.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-12-01
S[NIDO CONUN.

Algunas veces Sc encuentra
en- las expresiones vulgares una
imagen de 10 que pasa en- ell
fondo del coraz6n de todos los
hombres. Ssnsss comn,unis sig
6caba para los romsnos, sds-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-12-01
AIQ|I[ll|lL...

Veeinos do Laredo rseomiaada~
con gwsto las Pildoras, Dc
Doan para los Riaoxes.
Son pruebas semejantes q las
siguiente que ha colocsdo q lee
Pildoras de Doau para los ri-
iiones sobre todos sus competi
dores. Cuando -el pueblo hon
RADIO de aquf levanta su voz de
alabama. no hay motive para
dudar. Lease ell pdblico testi
monio de un Laredense:
Miguel Aradillas, sastre, que
vive en- N. Laredo, Gale de
Guerrero No. II, dice: "Hace
tres afios, hice une manifesta-
clon para ser publicada, en- Ia
cual referl mis- experimentos
con las Pfldoras de Doan para
los rlilones, y avis6 q otros en-.
fermos de los rifiones para quo
las usen. Yo acostumbr6 "a
frir I'm doior casi constante en-
mi espalda, el cual empeoraba
81 20 permanecfa en- una mis-
ma posici6n por algdn espacio
de tempo Mi trabajo requie
re que yo conserve determine
da posici6n y este hace mis-
deberes muy duros. Era casi
impossible para mi enderesar
me-, siS sentir los agudos dar-
los del dolor. Las Pildoras
10 Doan me curaron en- aquel
tempo, y ID curaci6n que me
licierOn ha sido permanente y
'adical. Nunca he tenido min
I'm ataque de enfermedad do
o. riiones desde que su medi
ina me euro"
Pregunte en- Ia Botica de Ia
)iudsd por mas testimonies de
sts clase.
De venta On todas pAstsss
Precio. 80 cts. Foster. Mil
'urn., Buffalo. N. York, dnir
% sgeutes para loa Estadcs
Jnidos.
Recuerde d nombre "Doan"
no tome otro.
N q
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-12-01

medic entire la estupidez y Q
ingenio. Decir que un HON
J bre no tiene sentido comdn, es
deer una iniuria muy grosera
pero decir que tiene sentido CO
m}ln tambien es una inj"rla
perque es signifcar que no es
completamente est1pido, pero
carece de inteligencia. ;De
donde trae su mitologia la fra
Sc. sentid0 cOn,ln, 81 no la trae
de los sentidos? Cuando los
hombres inventaron esa pala-
bra, estabau convencidos de que
todo penetraba en- ell alma por
medic de los sentidos: q no ser
asi, hubieran empleado 10 pa
labra sentidos para designar, la
Eax6n comdn? s, -.
% i Hay costumbre de decir que
ell sentidot comdn es mny faro,
5qu6 signifies ssta Erase? ;que
al empezsr & despuntar Ia ra-
z6n On algunos hombres detie
nsRsus adelantoa yalgunas preo
cnpaciones9 iqu6 el hombre que
tiene busn juicio on sun .asunto
no 70 tiene. totrol. RI arabe, que
- suas calealiats. IN. qufmico
sabios6 ~ astroaomo exacto,
cree. sin ambargo. que Msho--
ma .puso l. pitsds de luna on
su mspga For reue; va mas
ALA dol sentido, comln On las
tras, ,cisnciasqua aeabo. de ci-
tar. y ssstA porsd sdsb.jo del sen
lido comdn cuandosse trata de
.ds i lunaii Porque
n
sn los tres primeras oasos ve
pon aass prppioa ejos y psrfec-
siqa6 ~ inteligsscia; y On hlti
mo, case We por los ojos de los |
denas, cierra los suyos y per
vlsrte el sentido comdn que
posee.
GC6mo puede verificarse tan
trastorno del espiritu?
Como las ideas, que cami-
nan con paso regular y firme
por el'cerebro sobre un gran
ndmero de objetos, pueden CO.
ear tan miserablemente sobre
uR objeto mil veces mas palpa.
BILE Y mas facil de comprender9
Ese arabe tieue siempre los
principles de inteligen
cla; debe pues tener algtin 6rga
no vicioso, como le sucede al
gunas veces al gastr6mono que
puede tener el gusto deprava-
do respecto a aIgiin alimento.
IPor que es vicioso ell 6rga-
30 de este arabe que We la me
iia luna en- la manga de Ma
homa? Por Ell miedo. LIE hicie
ron Greer que e! NO crefa gu i
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-12-01
cONDICIONES.

- nomdcra,a Fronterizo"s' publica
los sdbados 80, so
Sn.cripoion Sp por 3 me''' ~, ~
.,s.rodo pogo Sc hara en- moned" del
81 y nrecisamente adelantado
pals, y = yy'rremitidos, segdn convenio
a, n''' corrcspon icncia debe diriI'rse
~ JUSTO CARDENAS.
Laredo, Texas
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-12-01
Las 1nuerteg por
apendicitls.

Disminuyen 4 medida que
ell uso de las Nuevas Pildoras
de Vida del DR.. King aumenta.
Salvan q I'd. del peligro =
10 conserva exento de constips.
ci6n y de las intermediates que
esta trae consigo,. Usandolas re
cobra su fuerza y vigor.
Sc garantiza en- todas las bo
ticas.
Precio; % cts. Pruebelas.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-12-01

-Hemos recibido una her.
mosa tarjeta que dice:
cAmelia, MAGIC en- Laredo,
Texas, ell dia 30 de Abril de
1904.
Fue bautizada en- la Iglesia
Cat6lica de San Agustln, de la
misma ciudad, ell dia % de
Noviembre de 1906.
Sus padres: Doroteo Ra-
mon y Eufemia V. de Ramon.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-12-01

Armonias y Cantares, por Ventura
Ruiz de Aguiera; un tomo rdsti
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-12-29
Town
County
State
sssss sssS

hiuiduu. W IuIlSS WeSU VI iIcIGt,
now the scene of unusual activity and
soaring prices in town lots, has had
its name for l6 years, but after being
christened, plated and a few build
ings erected, its promoters, except one
man, j O. Russell, who is still there,
abandoning the place. In the spring
of 1890, e. w Waite, now of the Hand
County State Bank here, went with
Russell from Blunt and Pierre. as soon
as the reservation was opened to set
Element, and started the town. In
driving overland to the point that
looked to them as the coming city of
the plain they found no white settlers
the former stage road houses along
the trail having been abandoned, SO
the prospective town builders took
their meals with friendly Indians that
lived along Bad river. Mr.. Waite put
up two story building after getting
the town named and plated. The
lumber was hauled from Pierre at SIS
a wagon load. After two weeks stay
on the then extreme frontier and the
non-arrival of any more people, with
the Indians continually furnishing up
tomahawks and covering their faces
with fresh paint, Mr.. Waite and Mr..
Russell began debating whether it
would not be advisable for one of
them to return to the east side of the
Missouri river, leaving the other man
10 look after the future destinieS of
the town of Midland. The two NUT
ually agreed that Russell should re-
main as the Indians were more frieua-
" to him. In crossing the Missouri
river on his return to Pierre Mr.
Waite had more narrow escape from
the elements than he had experienced
with the red men on the plain. The
Jim Leighton, the pioneer boat
known to so many Dakotans, got into
a sandbar and lay in the middle Of the
river for IL hours, including one night
tossed about by high wind. After
his final arrival on the east side he
later sold his two story building in
Midland that had cost him several
hundred dollars for twenty-five dol
lars. A few months later the Indians
did go on the warpath, the battle of
Wounded knee following, and the re-
naming population Of Midland, ex-
cept Mr.. Russell, fed the country.
The latter has been running a store
there since and has made fortune,
having grown up with the country.
The years of his quiet life, their
trading mostly with Indians, is now
whirlwind of excitement, comparitive-
ly, as the railway whistle is heard and
the towllso long dead has been con-
verified into a booming little metropo-
lis, with front 25-foot lots selling at
s6Q0 each. There is no organization
yeti however, and the crack Of the
oov6asx ri1a. a. he fllls up Oh booze
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-12-29

Charles Stigman was in
Minneapolis for two or
three days.
The stock of buggies,
surries, spring aud lumber
wagons at Halloween and
Waite's is full and COM
plete with very liberal
prices and terms.
Ringing a call to Christ
mas buyers. Our elegant
line of holiday goods is now
open for inspection. Call
early and make your selec-
tons at Fitzgerala,s Drug
Store.
j. w. Finnerty, B. F.
Shoop, Frank Benting and
Mr.. Scott, a cousin of w.
S. Thomas who recently ar
rived from Pennsylvania,
came in Thursday with our
next treasurer's goods.
Christmas is Coming,
and everybody who sees
our beautiful display of
holidays attractions is glad
of it. Come to headquar-
ters for popular presents
at popular prices at Fit2-
gerald's Drug Store.
r. w. Barnes and his
son-in-laW have bought ma
chinery and are preparing
to start a cement block
factory west of the river.
Mr.. Barnes has a big sand
pit On his claim so that the
material will be handy.
Wanted:-A man in each
town to handle a branch of
our business. Men who
can give good references
and will work among farm
ers preferred. No invest-
ment or deposit required.
We finance the proposition
all the way through and
furnish all supplies free. If
you wish to become indie
pendent and secure a good
position, write at once to
The Hawks Nursery Co.
of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin:
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-12-29

and shoots into a store window or at
at railway grader, Is a common oc-
currence. Mr.. Waite has also made a
a fortune since he started the now
booming Midland but it has been ac-
cumulated at Blunt and at this
place.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-12-29

Don't miss our Holiday
display. Come in and see
how satisfactory Christmas
shopping can be made, how
we'll we can fill your wants,
and how far we can make
your money go at F'itzger-
AIDS Drug Store.
Our fine Holiday Stock is
full of Quality, Variety,
Beauty and Good taste. Tt
is easy to select from, sup
plies exactly what you want
and it would be a mistake
to buy before you see it.
Remember, this splendid as
sortment contains the right
thing for every person old,
middleaged or young, at
l'itzgerald's Drug Store.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-12-29
Trees for Sale.

Cottonwood, Carolina Pop
lars from 5 to loft. high.
Also strawberry plants rails
ed in Miller. Will not be
under sold by any other man.
Esquire Kelly,
West 3rd ST., Miller, S. D.
Dec. 8 m-6-pd,
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-12-29

I lreaSurer-Elect InOmaS
arrived from the northeast
Thursday with his goods
and is getting located in
his new home near the
schoolhouse. The children
will arrive in time to at
tend school which begins
Jan. 7th. Susie Thomas, a
sister, will keep house for
the family.
The warm sun and soft
wind from the southwest on
on Christmas day made
quite a mash on the snow
and the two softies had
both disappeared by the
next morning when Jack
Frost grasped the weather
by the throat and rubbed
a lot of frost into it.
The work of putting in
the heating plant IN the
w. HI. Waters residence in
the northwest part of town
was begun last Monday.
Walter Bowden is helping
Lou Shonbron with the
work. Mr., .Bowdon is an
expert in pipe fitting and
plumbing.
Ex-RepreseEtative Frank
IrOtman returned this
week from a two weeks Wis
it in Iowa. He rode out
to his home at Burdette
with the stage driver We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Carr
received word from their
daughter, Mrs. Harry
Combs, the family living
at Grand Rapids, Mich,
that a little son had just
died.
E. H. Smeiter, our new
register Of deeds and son
Herman, were ia town from
the southeast. They
brought in some thorough
bred pigs for John Strut.
VIM Greeves is still
gathering his crop Of corn
on the Beasom place ad-
joining town. The yield is
81 bushels per acre of
sound corn.
John j. Boldt is here
from Iowa visiting his bro
theirs and looking the
country over with a view Of
getting a home in South
Dakota.
The sun has again started
northward and the days
Will soon grow longer, IN
fact have commenced to
lengthen already.
Anna Peterson and her
brothers Albert aud Will
lam were in town from the
southeast part of the county
one day recently.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-12-29

LIE Evangellcal cnufcn
had a tree and good exer-
cises.
Tracey Jones is spending
the holidays here with his
people.
John Strut was in from
the north after some thoro-
bred pigs.
John Vlacek was in town
this week on business from
near Orient.
James BrOneke was in
from the southwest this
week after coal.
A. P. McCarl was a rec
ent visitor to Miller and a
caller at this office.
DR.. r. L. Smith has bou-
ght the Porter Cree house
on the east side for $1,000.
A. A. manning finished
husking his corn this week.
1t yielded 40 bushels to the
Mr.. l.. Mass and son
George were in town from
the east side the first of the
week.
Stanley Svoboda who had
been working for John
near Orient came to
Miller Wednesday.
Alva E. Taylor of the law
firm of Crawford, Taylor
& Fairbank was in town
On business Thursday.
John Seeley sold the W eb-
Der lumber office whic h he
bought to Miller Bros. who
have moved it out to the
Putnam farm south of
town.
A. A. Manning brought
in a can not quite full OF
cream that brought him
s.. If it had been full it
would have brought him
SO.
DR.. Nc Whorter and wife
and j. D. Miller and wife
and three children spent
Christmas withMr. and Mrs.
Arno New horter at Rec
Heights.
Mrs. j. M. Sellers is
quite an expert in candy
making, and she presented
The Sun household with a
large plate full Of different
varieties that was sweetly
appreciated.
Mrs. Geo. w. Clayton
left for her home at Frazee,
Mimi, Wednesday, accom-
panied as far as Aberdeen
by her law, d. II.
Smith. The lady had a
pleasant visit here with
her daughter and family.
Mr.. James f. Clark and
Miss Bertha Hall were
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-12-29
Christmas Exercises.

Probably the most appreciated and
out of the ordinary Christmas doingS
that has ever occurred in this town
was the gathering at the home Of
j. w. Heltibridle of all the children
south Of the railway track and their
mothers where presents and the
greetings of the day were bestowed
upon them and the whole lot made
cheerful and happy. This action on
the part of the Heltibridles was one
that did them as much good as
it did the youngsters whom they so
generously remembered.
The Methodist people had tree in
the church and large crowd present.
The decorations were fine, the work
being largely by May Stout who is an
artist in that line.
At the Christian church the tree
was filed and quite Hastily decorated
The singing and other exercises made
a good evenings entertainment.
The Presbyterian church was we'll
filled and good time resulted. The
tree was well filled.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-12-29

The Vanderbilt served some very
choice wine at their Christmas Din
ner.
Miss Maud McYay, now teaching
ar Willow Lake. is spending the hol-
idays at home. She visited Miller and
her many friends here were glad to
see her.
Landlord Torrey believes in shovel
ing coal as developer of the muscles.
He recently shoyeled 80 tons back in
his sellar in few hours--he felt
greatly relieved.
r. w. Barnes is in town this week
from near Midland west of the state
capital. His family are located on
their homestead there. Mr.. Barnes
thinks that there is a great future
ahead of that section of our state. He
says there was great deal more snow
there than here, but the warm
Christmas made it look pretty Ian
guild. Those who have homesteads
there he says ale looking after them
with care as there is quite DISPOSE
tion on the part of some people TO con-
test claims.
Mrs. Baldwin is here Wis
ting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Bessie
Crabtree. She is in the In
dian service as matron, but
is awaiting a call from the
government.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03
REDFERN CORSET STYLE o

REDFERN CORSET STYLE o
made of fine quality Coutille
and fits tho average form,
boned with genuine whalebone
The skirt is OF moderate
length, gracefully rounding
the hips the corset shaping
into the waist. defining II
without taking from the
straight line of the clasp
Hose supporters, front and =
slues ..................... "
REDFERN CORSET STYLE +
made of very fine quality
Coutille. a splendid corset for
the well developed figures Very
long over the hips and abdo-
high above the waist. Hose q
supporters, front and sides -. j
REDFERN CORSET, STYLE NJ
Is admirably adopted to stout
forms. creates a long 1.-THE line
with curving lineg over hips
and into the waist. The circu-
lar band Of the skirt is "A COM
mendable feature which In
sures the fiattening OF the alb
domen. encasing the hips and
gently forcing the fullness 20
the back. Made OF very fine
quality Coutil and boned with A
genuine whalebone ...........
ropeEr DEpARTMENr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

REDFERN CORSET. STYLE C.
This model Is especially pat
termed for. stout. full flgures.
has deep skirt and curving hips
with the long back, never fails
supporters front and sides
made OF French Coutille. and
Ssas & s'nsa with ssasla. whale: 400
REDFERN CORSET. STYLE ID
OF fine French Coutille. boned
with the strongest and most
pliable whalebone, curvinH,
shaping and reducing hips and
abdomen. Extraordinary model
for the form with full pro-
portions. A broad piece OF
Coutille added to the corset
skirt. laces at will over the
abdomen. The double set OF
Hose supporters Is particular r m
ly made for this model. ........ J.Uu
REDFERN CORSET, STYLE !.
makes out OF the average
form a decidedly chic figure,
expressing freely all that Mo-
distes desire as a fashionable
foundation, a long dip hip re-
strains the fullness, causing a
curve I'm at the back and
sides. the waist contour n
round, with a long line under
the arm--Made OF fine French
CoiItille and boned with gen. q m
uine whalebone ................. osVV
eENNAN -, 80. -Ae- -.~A~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03
Easter Hosiery

The newest, latest styles daily arriving among them
stockings nile green pink blue, lavender silver grey also
white
Neither time space permit full description of our
almost endless varety--a visit will be satisfactory
both you and will repay you well for the time spent
HOSE
in pink
MISSES MERCERIzED Or
Ina Tar, . .... q
MISSES MERCERrZED Eno
In r. | ..OO
MgRCERIZED Cno
hsscd hsRis IsIE is Wh35 HSs Black and Tan per Hic
LADIES 6nc
Embroidered Boots 76e
at fv
In
perpa at s.JU
STREET FLOOR FRoNT-----uNIo STREET AISLE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03
annual Clearance Sale
Of
Standard Books in Sets

For tomorrow we add to our already immense dis
play the following sets Of books which will increase
the interest already aroused by this extraordinary
book sale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03
Tailored Juifs

of Pongee and Rajah Silks
in the new blue and coral
shades-of Broadcloths. in
black and colors-full line
OF Taffeta and Peau de
Sole, in various lengths.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

In Lawn. Persian Null,
Wolfe De Sole, Handker-
chief Linen. Crepe de
Chine and Taffeta-a col
lection surpassed by few
metropolitan stores even.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-03

STREET FLOOR. REAR