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The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1906-08-03
Don't Grum BILE

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from rheumatism. Buy bottle OF Bal
lard's Snow Liniment and get instant re-
lief. A positive cure for Rheumatism,
Burns, Cuts, Contracted Muscles, Sore
Chest, etc. Mr.. L. I. Bogy, prominent
merchant at Willow Point, Texas, says
that he finds Ballard's Snow Liniment
the best all round Liniment he ever used.
Sold by Chas F. Stuart, Druggist.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1906-08-03
Excursion Rates.

Cheap excursion rates to all parts OF
the east. Special days during the
months of May, June, July and August
For information call on F. t. Abbott,
agent o. r. & n, Colfax.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1906-08-03
THEATRICAL NEWS.

A preliminary engagement of one night
will take place at the Ridgeway this Fri
day evening, when Mahara's Minstrels
will make their appearance. This com
pany will be remembered for the credit.
| able performance given when here last
April. Since then a number of changes
have been made, adding fresh material,
| aud the press throughout western Can
ada is giving them splendid notices.
Mr.. James O'Nell, who will next year
be seen in new play, will open his sea-
son in Chicago in his great character Of
Monte CristO," which he is under con
tract to play to the coast, where he has
not been seen for the past ten years.
This will positively be the last time this
famous actor will be seen in "Monte
| CristO," play that has outlived every
romantic drama of the age.
Bertha Shalek, formerly prima donna
with dolly Warden" and last season
with "Happyland," has signed a con.
tract with John Cort to sing the leading
cOntraltO and soubrette role with the
Stewart Opera Company for three years
For the coming season the repertoire
will comprise: "Babette," 1.-TWO Roses, -
"Fatinitza" and Dorothy"
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1906-08-03

Four per cent per annum does not
seem large return on money, yet the
customers and depositors of the First
Savings and Trust Bank received as
their second dividend, on June 30, more
than $4,000
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1906-08-03

Fancy groceries and novelties, some
thing to tempt the appetite at this sea-
son. will be found in great profusion at
the South End Grocery.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
LSAugs@
Nens Saeorporationen.

Die fO!gsnbeH neuen @sieqi9aftsn
lisBen F& beim @taatsfstrstdr infor.
poriren:
Die yAremore 6eat anb Sight Co.,
Muncie, capital 5000, 900; Sirst.
toren. Sobn Us. Smith, Wuncie; 6.
O. HseIp. ct. Warps, g.; g. &.
WurbOd, 2afapette; s. .. g. @eelp.
9. u. @urtain, 5. 3. Rerr unb .. s.
Maire, Gina, 8.
.gbansbias Wattreb anb @Ou&
Co., gpansbile, Capital $25. 900;
Sirsftoren, 8ottfrieo o. 6uds, Warp
u. Studs unb hilbert 90. 6runbler.
,gpnnsrsbils Commercial Club,
@onnersbiIs; Direttoren, s. 6, gu.
tou. Soraes 6. Surfi, ". q. elliott,
!. 81. Mountain, u. 6. Better. 81. 5.
Roth, %. 8. @ortslpou, 5. s. &cots.
g. Saptins unb 6. 6. SuQ.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
Sri9su9t.

Bel Der poli3e. lief eeftern cine Wel.
bung elm. bob Ssmanb ben Wsriu6 gs-
ma9t babe, tn bic Wobnung bon s. %.
Scott. go. 1920 @sntrals4 benus, sin-
subrs9en. Gin beroddtiges 8erdui4
uurbe auf Der binteren 0ernnba bes
6auies esb6rt. Nls 5srr Scott f&
oortbin beeab. um nod Der 11ria6e bss
Gsrdui8es su| forf9en, fab er cine per'
ION tn Der 9untslbeit bsri9minben,
tonnts isbp9 fsius ndbere gef9rsibung
oes Slfidtlinss qsben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
Yerional=Noti3.

@enn Der 6ammer bes befannten
2lempnsr : Wsihsrs Germ 8 b.
IN q @. WeBmer. 1925 Wa=
biion abe., an WittwOa etpas lufti'
ger erfIang, 10 if ss benz nmftano au'
aui9rsiben, bab bel ibm am Sisnfag
Der Stor& nit sinem frammen Sun.
gen sinsstsbrt if. Die Wutter 1T benz
umfanbe nod wobl uno Der Batter
freut Ra auf ben ftinftisen 3lempner.
@eielen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
Serbana oenti9er 8eretne.

Der 0crfano bes Uerbanbes beut.
i9er Wereins tpiro In ben nd9fen ga.
gen cine Deriammluns abbalten um
bis 2tffe Der qsffern ber6Hentli4ten DE.
lsgaten aur Stats : Contention bes
gerbauoss ,u bsrbolfdnbigen. Sa In
Der lsbten 6peaial.g eriammlung ni9t
ale Delegatsu anmsisno uaren, fOnn!eii
nod ni9t fdmmtItGe CONVENTIONS. De.
leqateu erraunt uerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
@iess 0rab.
CD c B n.


%. g. unb Warp 2ope, 2l24 Or.
forb Str, Rnabe. - Carl unb 2enu
psters, 1909 OF Obio Str. 4nabe.
- Wiaiam une Wattie Sauia, 1923
libel Str, Edb9sn. - Robert s.
uno Settle WcgruOsr. 1921 Reisner
Str, Qnabe. - 6rant uno pearl
Setter, 1902 @orb Belmont AOe. :,
Rnabe. - Games unb 2aura 9ioge.
SO Nore Sacoma Mbe., Gnabe. -
grnef uno Wap &obenbur9. 1929
Woore Nne., 9nabe. - Sulius uni
Clara 2pn9. Sib graee Str, anabe
- @tltam uno Nnnie S9ned, 369
8rablep abe.. Wdb9en. - German
unb Saifp @insbers. 1928 0oomi
Str, onabs. - @rnef unb 6lorsnee
Deere, IT'S R~ortbnefiern abe., 3nabe.
8. Natban unb Wnp 5reeman.
1886 9unbss Str, anabs.
O etraut.
Sc 3op Wcainnb-Beribn Winble.
Granf %. Bruib-geife 8. Damn.
Sobn Afers-Nannie 6. 8eeler.
90. u. Wrisbt-Soispbine @iaiauts.
Mansfielb 8. Wartin-9. q. 6unt.
Geforben.
&oie @. 8ates, Is, 1885 Npplann
9os.. - albert Opbam, So, fdot.
0ospital. - anna 2esns, 81, 5l1
Norb Senate Abe. - Aobi'on Win9=
lin, 46, 418 Norb Nsp Seriep Str. -
8bomas u. @ooomin, 81, 1920 Sol.
lsgs abe. - 2ouiia gnas, "a, ll0S
Central aoe. = CHARLES 8. @6er, 90,
1856 Gin ctr. - Waria Gogas. 81,
lib Sub Capitol absnue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
Si@erbsitsbeb0ros.

Der Jarbise pOli3if @eoree &an'
Tins, tpsl9er bon benz poli3eidef Meb.
ger tpesei observation-disclosures uno
Observation-Disclosures bel Der geb6roe
anestIaet mar. tpurbs gsfern bon Der
Seb6roe als pOlisift abgeiest. &an'
Il rs battle bereitS 7 Sabre nls poli3if
9ebient.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

Weaer Yerrp Souoen, IS
Sabre alt unb Weft 10. Str. tuObn.
baft. tpurbs eefiern bon ben @ebein,po=
li3iitsn Samusls, Sauisr uno DC
Sntire einesfiedt, neil er 3iellos auf Der
STRIPE berumbummslte. Serielbe
'puroe untsr $500 8tr9f9aft gefeut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
...Qyres Bulletin.
8aienaent fiir Wanmer

@eibe MaSras Ssmben, resnIare
$1.00 @ertbe. 75c
SaneD @e9lisee Semben belle unb
bunfIe Muiter, sl.00 @ertbe. Csc
gIaue Sem0en in einfaden unb
faneb Stofen, 75c Sorte. 49,. SOC
llnterbemben unb Soften, CONNER.
idpere, nit SiepcIe Sis, 35e @ers
tie .25c
1lnterbsmben un6 Soften nit seba<
feItem S6IuB, bas Sepanb. -. .48c
Sdtrarse Striimpfe in edtem Maco,
boppeIte sObIen, Serien unb Spiben,
resulare Csc @ertbe, bas paar 16c
elsie Sepebe Soientrdser, Ieidt
unb eIafii9, 39c @ertbe.. .25c
Seiben &raoatten, belle unb buntle
SHUTTER, SOC Sualitat. .........25c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

% u ~pertaufsu - SIS, o0s fauteu bic bette WiIderei
- Sarm In SnbIaua, 10 Dseilsr bon SnbiauapoIis.
ON CATER GanbtraB,, on Snterurban etrasenbabn.
aanb in bohsr Publication, CUTE 8duns unb brainirt.
Q eteun,n, aornirippsn. getrsioebrben. Keller, smei
mpbnbduisr, feline RsHbeH3. Nebme Indianapolis
Srunseissn:bum. Eeras pbsr Oklahoma aaxb tn
9auj&. 2sinte 7ermine auf Elm 9beI. sa6sufra.
gen BET smith & earsrOps 60, 10 Horb 9elapars,
Mnseisssaesnteu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
eieli9aft TIM So3ialem
Surubereiu.

Der 9amerl : 0erein beg Socialen
Surnpereins tpiro am Sonntag Nad-
mittas 8 ubr cine 2artens @eIeai2aft
TN Geuti9en Saufe abbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

Sec. u. Remmetter, 224 Noro
ptne Str.-DunlIes unb bellies Capt.
tel Gitp Bier fets BET ntr ~ baber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
Nns ben @eri9ten.
Snpcriprgeri6t.

Die S4sioun9stlnee bon 2uep Ser.
trrbe @lart gsssn ibren @atten grnsf
8. @larf wurne 81 @unffen Der 9ldee.
rim entidieten. Serielbsn tuurbe er.
Iaubt, ibren Mdo6snnamsn wieber au
fihren.
Sas nrtbsil in Der S&eiOun9stlase
BON Snoiana Beblmaner ge9en ibren
@atten Jrant geblmaner tpuros bonn
Ri9ter untsr 8eratbuns ge3osen.
Die SGsibunsstlags bon Warp 8.
SauiOn segsu ibren 8atien Robsrt
SauiOn. Durbe su 8unhen Der 3ldges
rim sntI9isben.
Sas gerb6r In Der G4sibunestlase
bon Wahala 8. @iQiams esssr ibren
8aiten pster 6. @iniams tpuroe
swsds 6sran3iebuns bon tueitsren 3su,
gen berta9t.
Die S9etoungsflage bon glara
Ware ssssn i6rsn @attsn Sarrp @are
uurbe bonn Ridter absspisisn.
Die S6siounestIass bon Warp
Sounieno segsn i5ren @atten @eorgs
SOmnisnb purbs bemiIigt.
Die S4eioun9stla9e bon W. 8.
Wiartin gegsrt feline Satin Sba War-
tin uurbe bepiqi9t.
&riminalgeri6t.
Martba SOnes. bic f4 tus9sl elmer
S4ldgsrei nit Der abf9t au t6Oten,
berantporten muBte, purbe Der S9ld,
gerei f9uloig befunoen unb nit 81 unb
Soften unb 80 8asen @sfdneniB be-
fraft.
Subn Sbornbers muBte feline Sold
oersi nit $40 uno Rofen bhben.
SaaoeneriaBflagen.
Milton u. Worris berflaeie bic
WuIf9nsrsS tstpart Wufe @ompanp
anf $4,000 G&abenerfob. Der 9laeer
III Der 8atts Der 5rau Worris, bic F9
am II. Oftober 1904 in benz 2nben
Der Obsnsrmdbnten Sirma gerlsbunesn
au3og. Sur9 bte 8%erIebuns feiusr
5rau fnb benz 2Idssr srObe Unto Hen
uno S9aben enttanoen. auf bisie
unfoffen ~be9riinbet sr feline 2lags.
Sarab 8. Wurris ftrensts ssgen bic
Wulf6ner Stswart Wufe COMPANY
eine 3Iass auf 10000 S&aoensriaB
an. Nm IL. Otiober 1904 sog fi9
bic aldssrin bur9 Na9ldifsteit uno
S9ulo Der Girma in benz 2aosn osrs
islbsn 9erlsbungen 3u. inbem fe In bic
MISUNDERSTANDING firste. Nuf oisie
gerlebungen begrinoet fe TIRE alags.
S@eiouussfIase.
gtta Sppsr bsrflagte @bas. Swper
auf Sdsiouns. Der IsrtIaste beira.
tbsts uno berlisB feline @attin am 8.
Sanuar 1904. Sa berieIbe tpdbrenb
Der uerFOhenen 2 Sabre fHr ben uns
terhuit isiner Grau ni6t gsiorst bat,
10 firsngte oisieIbe Die aluge m. Gin
Rinb III bieisr @bs sntiprofsn. Sic
wtini6t ibren Wdo9ennamen tpisbsr
annsbmsn gu oiirfsn.
Greisgeri@t.
Cine neue Nttade puroe oefern
BON Der geIdiebenen Jrau paul 9.
Stiaman segsn ibren @atten aus'
sefhbrt. Sisielbe ffrenaie seaen i'm
cine 2lage on, In tpsl9sr he cine 5or-
oeruns um aenosruns Der S9eioungs.
flaee unb ausf6lisblide Obhui bss
8inbes feat. Die 0erbanblung fanb
eefern bor benz SPECIAL. @i6ter 8. s.
0OrnbroOt ftatt. SisieIbe tpurbs ni9t
su gnhs seftbrt uno big beute bsrtagt.
Iproerungsflagetl.
s. u. 5rend frenste sesen W. q.
Slider cine 2luse auf gsaabIuns BON
5000 n Der gerflaets ftulbet benz
Rldaer fir NusbeHeru asarbeiten on
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

QocaLN etterbert1t
SewoItt, seIessntIi9e S9auer heute
Ra4t unS Sonntas; etpas tiibIer berte
9ia6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

Gbieasp, %. Stunt.
SIR Snbiana: S9auer berte Na9t uno
on; Sonntas fibIer I'M iibIi&en SbeiIe ;
friI4e 3prSpit.B inbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
@eherberi@t.

sur "a etunbsH .nD.nb = ubr WOrs,ns, "A SUM
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

On p~erfaufen - Ginen feiueu BaupIas uorbbfIi1
d on Stnrm Abe, swii4eu SisbIanb ape. uub
Oriental Str. absussfanaL ftdbtii2ss BoHer unf
Sos in Der Strabs. SUITE StraBe uno Trottotr.
Rau nebms OF w,i9isau strassnbabn. Sur e~imseln.
bsitsn penbe mon fb on 6. 3. B.&erer. 1928 Sturm
4pe. pber IN CHARLES Naaper & gompanp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23
9bermonteterRnne

D. e. BIptbe,
Secticns'D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

W. rIangt-Wdbaen tfr ongenuetne 6ousarbeit'
~ RIefne SamiIie. Rein mai4eu. Rad3nfra.
gen 1901 0orb Capitol @ne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

N@srIanqt-Gin Rdb9sn fir 9eu6bnIihe Saus=
~ nbeif. tletne camille, gutter Sobu. sead5n'
fraeeu ISIS qorb SeIaware etrase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-23

W erlanet.-giu erfabrener Esseer. yla13ufraesu
~ 1877 Sio 2elanare Strabe.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-31
BEAGAN DENIES
SILLY STORY OF
HIS CANDIDACY

John Z. Beagan Is not candidate for
| police commissioner TO succeed Col. Har-
old j. Gross. ON the contrary, he is heart
| lily I'm favor or Col Gross denomination
by Mayor-elect Patrick j. Mccarthy and
reelection by the board OF aldermen.
~ signed the petition for Mr.. Gross
appointment" says Mr.. Beagan. and
meant IT,
"I think Mayor-elect Mccarthy is right
in principle when he holds that there
should be Democrat on the board. I'm
der present conditions though, there Is
not all the likelihood In the world or the
sort OF Democrat Mr.. Mccarthy would
appoint being confirmed by the aldermen.
Consequently II seems TO me preferable
10 give the position to a conscientious Re-
publican like Col. Gross.
so far as the use OF my name Ia con-
cerned / would much rather yield what
ever possible chance there would be or
my getting by the board OF aldermen, In
case / received the appointment, in view
OF the practical certainty OF Col. Gross
appointment receiving the sanction of
that body. II is clearly for the best inter-
ests of the city that Col Gross should be
reappointed, and i am by no means GER
tain that Mr.. Mccarthy will not see II
that way when the time comes for him
TO act"
Mr.. Beagan expressed himself further
along the lines expressed in the petition
10 WHICH ne TcItTttu ho hN
indorsed when he signed the petition were
substantially as follows:
The question OF whether the board be
partisan or non-psrtisan depends entirely
upon the action and character OF the men
selected, and not the political affiliations
Of any member OF the board.
The action OF this board for the last
few years has shown that IL is not actual
ed by political influence and is striving
10 give to this city a fair and clean ad-
ministration. and that IL rests with the
next mayor TO determine whether this
condition shall be continued, or whether
an experiment shall be tried by changing
the personnel OF the board, which might
result in a change OF this condition
However correct the new mayors the
cries OF government may be the belief Is
expressed that he will not cling TO these
theories TO the detriment OF good govern
ment."
While the story started Saturday last
with the statement that lit is generally
understood that Mr.. Beagan would be
appointed was ridiculous on it's face, an
effort 10 see Mr.. Beagan would have pre-
vented such a blunder being made. More
over no question of Mr. Beagan's gooo
faith would then have been raised, even
paper readers generally and Mr.. Bes-
gans friends all knew just where he
stood on this question.
Mr.. Mccarthy still declines TO indicate
what he will do next Monday. but con-
tinues to assure his friends that he will
do 1.-The right thing"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-31
SEEK REAL TRUTH
MR.. KROM'S ADVICE

Rev. Asbury z. Krom, at the Benefcent
Congregational church last evening, de-
clared that the majority OF "unchurched"
people are captured by theological quack-
cry.
He drew comparison between the gen.
eral spirit of unrest of today and that
which marked the epoch when Christian
ity dawned and people leaped to the new
faith for n change.
He declared that Il was the duty OF
every minister. I'm the face OF new sects
constantly arising, 10 examine into the
one TO which he belonged in order to see
that it fulfilled the proper requirements
according TO the new conditions and as
prations OF men.
He alluded TO Christian Science. declar-
ing that II that faith has one single new
Christian truth that is a contribution 10
the thought and life Of this age, our pull
pits ought 10 preach it and our people In
the pews ought 70 practice N.
'1f Christian Science is interested not
in the glory OF Mother Eddy hut In the
glory OF God and the welfare OF human
ity. Christian Science ought TO tell us
plainly what that truth is
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-31
OLNEYVIL-L-E

young men about the square, had a live
ly tussle with "a large muskrat on Oak
street yesterday afternoon, but billy
was the victor and had only hls feet for
weapon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGrath. who
are we'll known I'm the theatrical profess
sion and came here late Saturday even
ing TO spend Sunday with friends on Man
ton avenue, left for Boston this morning,
whore they are playing an engagement
The funeral OF Catherine T., wife OF
Frederick II. Burroughs was held at st.
Marys church this morning and was
OF the best known young women OF this
section.
At roll call tonight every member OF the
Chaffee street police station must be on
hand as the vacation season has closed.
Those that are enjoying their last day
are Lieut. Tyler. Detective Mcguire and
Patrolmen Mcguire.
The Sunset club bowling team with
member OF the City club bowling league
will play the Emwood club team on the
alleys OF the Elmwood club this evening.
Daniel Lyons. "A former resident OF this
place, who has been spending Christmas
with old acquaintances here. left for his
home In Brooklyn. ~ ", this morning
Tomorrow being a holy day OF oblga-
tion, special services will be held In all
of the Catholic churches. The schools
connected with the churches will not be
opened until Wednesday morning
About 20 members OF the Grover club
partook OF a turkey dinner at the club
rooms at Rocky Point yesterday
The Broadway Baptist church will hold
a watch meeting this evening An inter
estng program has been arranged
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-31
"HELL'S BOULEVARD"
MINISTER'S SUBJECT

"Hells Boulevard" was the subject of
the address by Rev. Taplin j. Winslade
at the Young Mems Christian association
yesterday afternoon lie said in part:
81 am interested I'm heaven. because
want men TO go there. and | am interest
ed in hell because do not want any man
To so there.
You who are on helfs boulevard know
H. but you try To make yourselves think
you don't And there is quite a company
on that boulevard
There are three classes OF business
emporiuns along helrs boulevard-tho
saloon, gambling den and the brothel. II
is not the besotted drunkard who is ar
rested every few days for habitual drink
ing who sets the bad example for the
young men. IL Is the man In the broad
cloth suit. who wears diamonds and is
prosperous I'm business, who takes the one
drink Young men look at him and say.
He is successful and does that; why can
not ] do the same?'
Men are not born gamblers; young
men grow into the habit. If you gamble
with cards or with stocks and bonds on
Wall street or any other street, you are
surely going TO n gamblers end. III this
is the collateral of hells boulevard. leave
IL behind
Men, go home and warn your boys OF
the dangers that they will meet in this
world, SO that they can combat them"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-31
SAYS COLT HAS
THE PRIZE SURE

without a break from the ranks OF any
other candidate.
This opinion Is not based upon mere
guess work, but upon what believe TO be
correct knowledge OF the situation
The Wetmore boomers are still hard AT
work, however; and the senator mas not
yet abandoned his Providence headquar-
ters I'm the Butler Exchange, though ~
was broadly intimated today that some
OF the prominent Republicans from TeW-
port county are leaning toward Colt.
Even IN Boss Brayton's stronghold,
Warwick. less Wetmore talk IL heard to-
day than there was during the campaign.
Some Colt votes are expected from the
Pawtucket and Blackstone valleys and
there viii be n number from towns close
around Providence. IL is claimed.
The Democrats say that Col r. II. /.
Goddard Will surely have 43 votes on the
first ballot, and with Gov.-elect Higgins
are by no means inclined TO admit that
the possibility OF the election OF Col
Goddard is any less today that In the
past.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-31

wiser than those of past ages, for they
recognize the value of proper outdoor ex-
ercise. 1t is just as essential TO avoid the
harmful activities. such as dissipation,
etc. which have a counteracting effect on
the constitution. You cannot too absolute
ly turn your back on the numberless
nostrum medicines and liquors that are
often the direct cause of broken down
health.
"a second condition OF physical beauty
is mental activity. A cultured and re-
fined mind will reveal its healthful effect
on the face.
THE third condition OF beauty is char
acter. which will sooner or later reveal it
self in the human vsage. The young
woman who INDUCES in a resentful dispo-
sition will show IL in her face"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-31
LOOK TO THE END"
MR.. BROWNS ADVICE

Rev. John r. Brown preached at the
Central Baptist church last evening on
ANS We'll That Ends Well,' in part as
follows:
Would you like 90 sec all the events
OF the days Of the year that Is before
us7 II you could see all that is 60 hap.
pen. would you be happy The man In
vites sorrow into his life who looks into
the future with n keen vision.
AT the end of the year ~ Is better 20
have the law Of the harvest az its work
although we may fear what u VIII be
when the harvest is reaped a man knows
where he stands and what he has done
The end Is the beginning Of something
else.
Every road must have its end. every
task it's limit. and all men look for and
must finally reach the goal Look 10 the
end was an old Latin motto. Look forth
10 another end. that of character. the
end that makes or breaks That Is the
end that r. DESTINY. Read your future In
the thought OF that end"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-31

There is no let up in the campaign for
United states senator, Democrats, re-
formers and Republicans alike being kept
on the jump.
A prominent Colt man, who had read
what strong adherent OF Wetmore said,
as reported in the News-pemocrat satur-
day. made the statement today that any
one knowing the situation would appreci-
ate how wide OF the mark the adherent
OF wetmore's shot was.
While Immediately after election Colt
would undoubtedly have had the most
votes. his strength has developed and Is
increasing daily.
II believe that from present indlca-
fions he will have on the first Joint ballot
very close TO the 65 votes required 20
elect and IL sentiment In his favor con-
tinues to increase during the next two
weeks as II has developed the past few
weeks. think IL more than likely he will
receive the requisite number OF votes
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-31
SOCIETIES At
FUNERAL IN
CENTRAL FALLS

The funeral OF George Monast took
place yesterday afternoon from his home
on Sylvan street The members OF the
local lodge OF Artisans OF America and
ST. Joseph's society connected with the
Church OF Notre Dame, OF which organi-
zation the deceased was member, at
tended
The services were held at the Church
Of Notre Dame, and they were conducted
by Rev. FNr. Beland. There were several
floral tributes, including pieces from the
societies.
very interesting meeting OF Branch
William O'Brien. /. n. r., was held yes
terday afternoon. when visitors from
nearly every branch OF the organization
in the state were present. A program or
speech making interspersed with music
was given. and refreshments were served.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-31
DIR. MELDEN SPOKE
ON FEMALE BEAUTY

At the Mathewson St Methodist Epis-
copal church last evening Rev Charles
NJ Melden delivered the first OF series
OF sermons on The American Girl" Or.
Melden announced the subject as Per
sonal Beauty. How Secured and Retain
cd" and spoke ot the esthetic nature as
one OF the most important elements In
nfe. a. worthy OF cultivation as any other
faculty.
There are. broadly speaking. three con-
ditions which tend 90 the establishment
and maintenance of personal aeauty." he
said First OF these is good physical
health. Women Of the present time are