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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-31

Empieza a las dos y IS minu-
tos. Sc pasa lista y responder %
Delegates. Sc lee y aprueba ell ac-
ia de la session anterior
PeLe3oneS.
Peticion de don Jose D. Fuen-
tes, Sub-marshall de la Corte de
Distrito de esta Capital, solicitando
aumento de sueldo.
Petici6n de don Joaquin Con-
zalez, vecino de Maricao, solicitan-
do Sc autorice el pago de sus dietas
como inspector de elecciones que
fue del Colegio n1mero Ell Mari
Gao.
Petici6n de varios de la Caro-.
lima, para que Sc derogue la Ley de
Pesca VICENTE.
Leidas las anteriores peticio-
hes, el senior de Diego propuso que
aquellas pasasen Ell 10 sucesivo di
rectamente a las comisiones respec
twas para que estas hicieran un es
tudio de las que considerasen de
interes y en- tai case formulasen al
gun proyecto 81 el case 10 require
Sc. Fue acuerdo.
| Myormes de ComisionbS
Uno de la Comisi6n de Hacien
Ida y Presupuesto acerca del H. B
las sobre deficiencies, recomendan-
do a la Camara su aprobaci6n, 4
lmoci6n del seiior Matienzo debida
mente secundado pas6 4 la order
Idel dia.
Otro tambien de la Colnisi6l
de Hacienda y Presupuesto acerc
de una petici6n que hace a la Ca
Imara el sub marshal de la Corte d
Distrito- de Arecibo don Manuel N
Martinez, sobre aumento de suicide
informando que no hay lugar a i
solicitado. La presidencia dispus
que este informe pasase a la orde
del dia de la session pr6xima par
: ser discutido.
Bills en- byimera lecf"'a.
H. B, nuuero 81. Por los st
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-31
JuRla EIcoIer d. Hum Gao

En- este termino municipal Sc
hallan vacante tres escuelas rurales,
10 que hago pIblico, para que los
aspirantes remitan sus solicitudes
documentadas a esta Presidencia,
dentro del plazo de diez dias a con-
tar desde la fecha.
Humacao, Enero IS 1907.
Isidye Il. Eidai.
"a Presidente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-31
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Gran galeria fotografca de cris-
tai con todos los adelantos modernos.
Aplicaciones, reproduciones, vista de
edihcios, grupos y todos trabsjos con.
cernientes al ramo. Propietsrio ], A.
Forastien,-Caguas P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-31
Euero de 1906.

Lease ei mteye0RtfsimO folIeth LII
RELN.4 .K4RGARfTA, que
apaySs eH las bdgiHas s. J o.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-12-01

inga / Buffalo UNI skurogr0ftinn, og Peir t6k-
ust Pa0 st6rvirki a hendur fyrir rdml. hundr-
a0 Pdsund dollara, er Michigan rfki skyldi
grei0a P-im, er verkinu vari lokio. peir l6tu
verkamenn sina TAXA til starfa vio ~skurogr0ft-
inn; en- pa t6k sambandsstj 6rn Bandarikj-
anna 1 taumana; Pottist hun az r6ttu lagi eiga
I'll umra0 yfr skipalei0 Pessari, og kva0
Michigan riki hafa tekio fran fyrir hendur ser
er Pa0 t6kst 4 hendur verkio, az henni forn~
spurori, sendi svo hermenn nor0ur Pangao og
let pa reka burt ALA pa, sem par voru teknir
til starfa. / Michigan URDU menn 6oir og
uppvagir yir Pessu atferli sambandsstj6rnar-
ar, en- fengu ekki a0 CERT, og n@sta ar var
frumvarp lagt fyrir sambandsPingio / Was
hington UNI styrkveitingu til az grafa skuro
Pennan. En- PAD NAL felix par ekki g6oan
byr. Margin helztu sk0rungar pingsins voru
Pvi algerlega frahver6r, og t0ldu PAD hina
mestu f0nsku az kasta 1T fG til silks fyrir-
t@kis. Mccall PETRA andm@lenda var Henry
Clay fremstur / aokki, og hann komst mccall
annars svo a0 or0i; / fj0rugri skammar@ou
um frumvarp Petta, al PAD ,,vildi koma a st6r-
virk Jun utan allra endimarka mannabyg0a
Pessa lands, og m@tti Gins vel .efna til st6r-
virkja 1 tunglinu". peir sem m@ltu fran med
frumvarpinu reyndu a0 syna fran a Pao, a0
mailman o. 0nnur au0efi, er fundist h0fou vi0
Efravatn, gatu oroio mikilsvero verzlunar-
vara, og Peir voru svo djarfr ao telja PAD
lfklegt, ao ST v~erzlun gmti oroio arlegs million
dollara viroi, og Peir fengu pvi aorka0 ao
frumvarpio var ekki felt, en- samPykt var PAD
ekki heldur, og Pannig gekk PAD ping eftir
ping, Pangao til loks az ST varo niourstaoan,
ario 1852, ao sambandsPingio gaf Michigan
riki heimild til, az TAXA 100000 ekrur af
stj6rnarlandi par / rikinu, og verja ag6eanum
af Peirri eign til pess, a0 gera skipaskuro hja
Sault Ste Marie, hundrao feta brei6an og t6lf
feta djdpan, me0 tveim A60lokum sextfu feta
b%rei0um, og skyldi PVT verki vera loki0 imam
thu ara.
pegar Petta ger0ist var Charles I. Har-
vey staddur Par1 Porpinu. Ham var pa rum
lega tvftugur ao aldri, en- haf6i fer0ast nokk-
uo um su0vestur strendur Efravatns og ord
ID Pess askynja al par var malmauougt land.
Ham varf Pj6nustu Fairbanks felagsins, pess
er smioa0 hefr ogg self flestar vogir I Banda
rikium og var pa oroio s%t6rauougt. Ham
skyroi felaginu fra 0llu,er ham vissi ,um AUD.
inn vi0 Efravatn, og hvatti PAD til a6 gera
samning via Michigan riki um s%kur0gr0ftinn
og takast Pao start Z hendur, og P@r URDU
m%alalyktir 40 f6lagi0 geroipao. En- jafnskj6tt
og rikio hafoi CERT pam samning vi0 Fair.
banks felagio, s6tti Harvey um leyf til ae
ve]ja land PAD, or sambandsstj6rnin half gef.
ID rfkinu til Pessa. fyrirt@kis og PAD leyf
veitti rfkio honum. pa var norourskagi Mich
igan r~ikis,n@stum allur, 6numi0 stj6rnarland
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-12-01
500 Skur0urinn.

=" Nv eANAoA Nv" "IOoA foSoo
voru straumharoir strength, skamt pa0an er
pao fellur dr Efravatni, Pvi ao PAD vain ligg-
ur nokkru herra en- Huron vain, og ei0inu
MILL vatnanna, sem ain fellur 1 gegn um.
hallar mj0g til su0urs. AT Pessu er vatnsaf
mikio 1 ami ,og bar bygoist berinn sault Ste
Marie, sem MI er mikill i0na6arbar, sakir pess
ao 6dyrt vatnsaA err par vio hendina.
Vestanvert vio ajot Petta, sem heitir St.
Mary's fj6t, liggur Michigan riki, en- aoaust.
an liggja l0nd Canadaveldis. Meginhluti
bajarins er Bandarik jameg gin, og mestur hluti
af 0llum hinum miklu mannvirkjum, err par
hafa verio unnin vi0 Aj6ti6, er verk Banda
mamma og PETRA eign.
Sault Ste Marie er elm meo elztu bai-
um i Bandarikjunum,og Pegar Frakkar komu
Pangao fyrst, fundu Peir par Indiana porp,
sem um langan aldur haf0i verio heimkynui
sama ~ettAokksins. Indianar h0f0u hvergi
annarssta0ar st00ugt a0setur I Pessum hluta
landsins, Peir voru q sifeldu aaaki fran og aft
ur og h6ldu par til sem vei0iadinn var mestur
ur eftir arsti0um. En- her gatu Peir bdi0 ems
SCVoA oS" oub4oA v ~ odhII SGIduulLOfhu
festi ekki is ami, og par gatu peir veitt 6ska
allan veturinn, pc ALTAR aorar bjargir varu
banna6ar.
Jesd-munkar h0fou par fyrst lengi trd.
booast0ovar, og pa var berinn framfaralaust
smaPorp, en- um Ario 1850 reistu Frakkar par
herbd0ir og h0f0u par sloan herst00var 1 nokk.
ur ar, og sAtu par 1 vegi fyrir E~nglendingum
svo a0 Peir komust ekki med skip sin e0a bata
inn a Efravatn. En- PAD st6o ekki lengi.
Hudsona6af6lagio var pa I miklum uppgangi,
na0i Porpinu q slit valid og reisti par eitt hi0
starsta htibd slit. pvf nast let pe6 gera
skipaskuro Canada meginn vi0 ana, par sem
mestur var str%aumPunginn, og setti I ham
a6oloku svo mikla, a0 allir grav0rubyroingar
felagsins gatu fario par um talmunarlaust, og
dr6gu pa uxar, er gengu a skur0bakkanum.
Bandamenn 6nyttu skuro pennan og
brendu alt Porpio til kaldra kola / 6frionum
1912. En- pc naou peir par engum y6rrao,
um fyr on arid l820,Pa sendi Standardization
Panga0 Cass hersh0foingja med sc erm0nn-
um. beir reru Pangao a lndiAnabAtum fra
Mackinac-ey og fengu leyf hja Indianum.
sem enn attu landi0, til az reisa par virki vic
HJ6tio. Sk0mmu sfoar auttu panga0 nokkril
krlstnibooar og Porpi0 reis dr rdstum.
ARID 1886 komst Michigan / t0lu sam.
bandsrikj anna, % pa UNI hausti0 melti rikis.
stj6rinn fran me@ PVT, + bo0skap sinum tt
ri~kisPingsins, ao skipgengur skurour yro
gra6nn fran hja strengjunum vio Sault Ste
Marie, og rikisPingi0 veitti $4,000 dollara tt
landm@linga par vio aj6ti0 og annars undir
bdnings fyrir PAD st6rvirki. Og er PVT va:
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-12-01

og Harvey Klaus ser st6ra landspildu a skag-
anum noroanver0um,og 1 PVT landi voru ALTAR
eirnamurnar miklu fyrir nor6an Houghton,
par sem sloan he6r verio teki6 dr i0r0u 500
mil on dollara vir6i af cir. Dvf nest tok
Harvey vic verkstj6rn og 0llum %yfrra0um vio
skur0gr0ftinn,en PAD start var a Peim tfmum
svo m0rgum og miklum eri0leikum ha6, az
Pa0 er tali0 engu meira storvirki al grafa
Panamaskur0inn MI en- 500 skur6inn*) pa,
l'andio par nyrora var alt 6byg0ar merkur,
vetrar kuldlnn mikill og allir a0hutningar err
foir. Grjot og vi0ur var par n6g vio hend-
ina: en- alt anna0, sem 4 Purfti az halda, var0
a0 snkja 6raveg og 1ytja vatnaleio fra SUD-
urstr0ndum Erievatnsins. Verkamenn voru
aestir 6faapleg cir til a0 aytja 6bygoir Pessar,
og hef0u ekki tolla0 par degi lengur Pegar
Pangao var komio, eff fjarlag0 og vegleysur
hefou ekki aftra0 Peim fra az hverfa aftur til
fornra atthaga. Svo bntti PAD ekki dr, az
ario 1854 gaus upp k6lera mccall PETRA, svo
m%annsk@0 a0 helmingur allra, er vio skur6-
gr0ftinn voru, do dr henni. pegar 81 playa
var afstaoinn ger0u Peir verkfall, sem eftir
lif0u, og kva0ust ekki TAXA par handtakfram-
ar eff Peir fengju ekki harra kaup. pa setti
Harvey v0ro UNI vistafor6ab eirra. og sagoi az
Peir, sem vildu ekki vinna, skyldu ekki ia
mat. Og vio PAD heit st6o ham. Ham svelti
pa Pangao til Peir Poldu ekki lengur bungrio
og t6ku allir aftur til starfa. Eftir pa0 s1ndu
Peir honum engan m6tPr6a og vinnan gekk
svo grei0lega, az skurourinn var ful]ger0ur
snemma UNI vori0 1855. Dannig hafoi Harvey
afkastao st6rvirki pessu a % mAnu0um og
CERT skur0inn allan t0luvert sterri en- til var
@tlast I fyrstu, og kostnaourinn var t@plega
Elm million dollara.
A timabilinu 1855-lS81 hafoi rikio
Michigan dmra0 yir skuroinum, og pa var
tekin tollur-oa cent = f hverju tonni. En-
ario 1881 t6k Bandastj6rn vi0 ra0smenskunni
par, og sloan hefr enginn tollur veri0 tekinn
af skipum sem par fara UNI. I'm 1896 var
skurourinn lengdur og st@kkaour 4 ALA vegu,
svo a0 MI er ham fra 500 til 1000 fet a breidd
og 22 feta djdpur og kaRa at honum geroi
Canada veldi sin megin vi0 lj6tio, svo ae MI
|geta um ham fario I'll hin sterstu gufuskip
st6rvatnanna.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-12-01
Umfer0 I'm Soo-skur6inn er MI

Umfer6 um Soo-skur6inn er MI miklu
meiri en- I'M nokkurn AMMAN skipaskuro i
heimi. I'm ham fer til jafnaoar eitt gufu-
skip q hverju Jun t6lf mfndtum, dag og mott ,alla
pa alta manuel arsins, sem skip geta gengio
um v0tnin sakir lisa. pau aytja mestmegnis
jarn, cir. kol, og hveiti. o. I'll ST vara, sem
pau Aytja um skuroinn arlega, er meiri a0
*) 500 (frb.: SLY kalla mem MI vanalega her.
aoio umhverfs sault Ste Marie; jafnvel bainn
%sjalfan, flj6ti0 og fest anna5 bar / nagrenninu
nefna mem pvl nafni, skurourinn er await svo
nefndur.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
WEDDINGS.
Badger-Kirby.

Miss Jean Kirby. of this city, daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Denis b. Kirby
and Samuel Badger, of Hyde Park, Mass,
were quietly married yesterday afternoon
in the Church of Our Lady Of Good Coun-
sci. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. William B.. Richmond.
The bride wore a princess gown of
white net over white taffeta. She wore a
love wreath of bridal roses in her hair
and carried an arm bouquet of the same
flowers. She was given away by her
uncle, Judge Thomas j. Lintott. Miss
Mary Bryce, a cousin Of the bride, was
the maid of honor. h wore white net
over white. ~taffeta. cut princess style. and
carried n bouquet of white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Alfred L. Kirby, of this city. a brother
of the bride, acted as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Badger left Immediately
after the ceremony for a trip through the
Eastern states. They will reside in East
Orange ON their return. The bride wore
a travelling suit of green broadcloth, ana
! large black picture hat, trimmed with
plumes.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
STALTER CHOSEN MAJOR
OF FIFTH REGIMENT.
Captain Selected at Paterson to Succeed
Van Walraven in Third
Battalion,

PATERSON, Nov. ~22.-Captain w. w.
stalter, of Company E. was unanimously
chosen major Of the Third Battalion, Fifth
Regiment. last night, succeeding former
Major Albert A. Van Walraven, who was
recently elevated to the position OF lieu
tenant-colonel Of the regiment.
Captain Stalter was placed In nomination
by Captain Richard R. Chiswell, of sAm-
pany C., Captain James Barker, Of Com
pany A, seconding the nomination. AS
there were no other nominations Brlgadier-
General Campbell suggested that the cleo
ton be made unanimous, and the secretary
cast the ballot. This being agreeable Regi-
mental Adjutant John T. Hilton, who acted
as secretary, cast the ballot Which made
Captain Stalter major.
Two members of Company b, Privates
Wehner and Riggs, were elected corporals
to fill vacancies existing in that com
pany.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
a1ay sHER1FF,s 100000.

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. Nov. a.
Although he is not a bit superstitious
Sheriff Robert r. Corson, who went into
office last week. can't help noticing that
the figures 10 is unconfortably in evil
dence in his case. The new Sheriff is very
III at his home, and his duties are being
performed by his predecessor, w. II.
Bright. who was made deputy 1t is now
recalled that the Sheriff was sworn into
office on November 10, and that there were
lust 10 persons at the table when he dined
his bondsmen and some officials at the
Bellevue Hotel. and they sat down at Ia
minutes after II O'Clock.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
B%ATTLESHIP SAILORS TO
HAVE GO0D-BY BALL
To Be a Grand Event at Coney Island
Before the Fleet Starts for
the Pacific.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.~-Arrangements
are being made for a farewell ball to be
given by the sailors of all the ships now
in the New York navy yard thai are to
make the trip to the Pacific. The ball
will be held at Coney Island on Novem-
Der 29.
There are five battleships in the yard.
two more are expected, and there are sew
eral smaller ships. AS many men as can
be spared will be permitted to attend the
ball.
Rear-Admiral Evans and his staff and
the officers of the various vessels at the
yard will be invited.
This practically will be the last chance
enlisted men will have to enjoy themselves
before they leave the yard, and it is pro-
posed to make the occasion memorable.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
THINK SALARY TOO Low.

HACKENsACK, Nov. 22.-There was
CONSERVATION In Sheriff Brewster's office
yesterday when Judge Zabriskie an
nounced that he had fixed upon $50 a
month as salary for Deputy Sheriffs John
w. Courier and Joseph F. Winters, who
were appointed on Wednesday. They
spurned the salary, and refused TO be
sworn in. Sheriff was plainly
indignant. and remarked:
why, 1 pay men who drive my teams
81 a day. and if deputy sheriffs are not
worth more money than that then the
county ought to do without them. l am
glad the cour didn't have the fixing of
my salary"
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
Krinie-Gise.

P~LAINFIELD, Nov. 22.-At the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Firman Gise last night their
daughter, Miss Lulu Edna else, was mar
ried to Edward Krinie, Of Bloomsbury.
The brides pastor, the Rev. E. c. butcher,
of the Methodist Church; the Rev. DIR.
Bascom, Of Bound Brook, and the Rev.
Or. Wagner, the bridegroom's pastor at
Bloomsbury, officlated. The maid of honor
was Miss Ethel Jarison, daughter of a
former pastor of the bride, the best man
was Herbert Wyckoff. son of Mayor
Wyckoff of Dunellen, and the ushers Fred
erick Wyckon and Frederick Hamilton, of
Bloomsbury. Among the gifts to the bride
was a silver set from the choir of the
Methodist Church, of which the bride is
organist.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
roR rrA11AN CHARITY FuNp.

The italian Charitable and Protec-
tive Institution will receive the fnan-
cial beneht of the reception and ball
to be given by the Serenade Pleasure
Circle on. Thanksgiving eve. at John
sons Hall, 301 Plane street. The circle
Is composed of young Italians who
feel they should once a year do some-
thing for humanity's sake.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22

BAYoNNE, Nov. 2l.-Edgar G.. skill-
man, of Trenton, and Miss Grace v. Hahn.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Hahn, OF
80 East Forty-third street, were married
yesterday, at the home Of the brides par
ents. The bridesmaids were Miss Nettie w.
Warner. Of this city, and Miss S. Schmoy-
er, Of Allentown. Miss Helen Wilson was
flower girl. The best man was B. Pet
tengel, of New York, and the ushers were
r. r.. Hahn and D. Kniering.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
snttnn-vnn BiIIIard.

ANNANDALE. Nov. 22.-Miss Meta
van billiard, daughter Of Mr.. and MRS,
George Van Billiard, of this place anu
Roy sutton, of Lebanon, were marrleu
on Tuesday at the PRESBYTERIAN par
Eonage. Clfnto by the Rev. DR.. Row
land. pastor of the church.. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Opal
Van Billiard. and Ell Sutton. a brother
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
MERCER WOMAN SEEKS DIVORCE.

TRENTON, Nov. 22-Mrs. Sarah s..
Drake. wife CT George f. Drake, n we'll
known carpenter and builder, has brought
suit in the Court of Chancery for mainten-
ance and support, She declares that her
husband deserted her without cause. after
making a false charge of infdelity against
her and trying to bride a man to COM
promise her. The brakes live in Hamilton
township, near this city. They were mar
ried In 1902 and lived together, apparently
happy, until October 81 last.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
s sss:s w. v. Y 6 CO. s's::.

of the bridegroom, of Parker, was best
man. The couple left on an extended
wedding trip through the South. Stops
will be mad at Philadelphia. Wash
ington, D.. c., and other places of in
terest. Upon their return they will
reside at Lebanon, where the BRIDE
groom is engaged in general mercantile
business. The bride is well known in
music circles.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
YingIing-Christ.

soMERvILLE, Nov. 22.-John j. Wing
ling and Miss Ella H. Christ, both of AL
Ientown, Pa, came to this city yesterday
and were married at the parsonage of the
First Baptist Church by the Rev. DR.. f.
A. Woods, the pastor. A few friends wit
messed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Wing
ling left Immediately ON a honeymoon trip.
They will make their home in Allentown.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22

HAMPTON JUNCTION. Nov. 22.-The
engagement of Miss Mary Lulu Hoff-
man. daughter OF Mayor and Mrs.
Thomas Hoffman, to Woolsey A1paugh
Rutt. both OF bloomsbury Borough, has
been ANNOUNCED, The wedding will be
at an early date.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22

HIGH BRIDGE. Nov. 22-cards have
been received here announcing the mar
rage of Charles A. Bonnell, a former at
torney of this place, and Miss Biancne
Newton, of South seaville, at the nome OF
the brides parents on November o MAJ var,
court House, where the bridegroom IS a
nractisinR attorney.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22

T. T--.LE- Are oaenfms corrected by the use of properly fitted
E.VR I EA00HRN glasses The services of our optical specialist W. w.
- Townsend, R o. aHn constant demand, and his Judgment
can be relied upon in prescribing glasses to suit the needs the ews Glasses will no be
furnished unless needed. We will place or sale tomorrow Gold Filled Spec 4 ~
tes straight and riding temples and Skeleton Eyeglasses, with white penscoic I .uU
lenses regular value t5o at pair. .-... .....
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22

Big Portiere Special-One lot of odd Tapestry Portieres;
same in pairs; all the best eolors; regular $3.50 and 4 z
S. so values; special, each curtain. ............. Icy
Ruffled Renaissance Lace Curtains-2so pairs, made
on an extra good quality of cable net; 8 yards long, with
Renaissance lace edges and insertion; regular $f.75 4 10
value, special, a pair. As1I
irish Point Lace curtains-2oo pairs of Irish Point Lace
Curtains, extra heavy borders, 81 yards long, full width; plenty
of patterns to select from; regular 81. 50, So SO and u 90
$40 value, a pair EsZO
Erisl, Point Lace Bed sets-One lot of Irish Point Lace
Bed Sets. with bolster roll covers to match; seven different pat
terms to select from; lots have heavy cushion work; regular
$500, $3.50, $1,000 and $500 values; special = 90
while they last. eeFO
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-08
An Opium Cure.

A cure for the opium habit has at
last been reported from China 10 our
Department Of Commerce and Labor,
IL Is found i'm plant which grows wild
In the vicinity OF Lampur, and its~Nse
is said to destroy all appetite for the
drug within a week The leaves of
the plant are exposed To the sun for. q
day after being gathered, and are then
chopped fine and roasted, after which
"A tea Is made from them and the spe-
cifc Is ready for use. In Lampur alone
the applicants number 2000 daily, and
IL Is claimed that In the few short
weeks since the plant was discovered
over $4,000 persons have been cured of
the opium smoking habit So great
is the demand for the plant that the
natives are asking $40 picul (33 1-3
pounds ).-Springfe Union.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-08

The progress OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ is strikingly depicted by
the pen of John, the disciple OF love.
I call you to follow the progress OF
the growth OF the Christian Church
in Johns writings. First there was
only one man who believed in Jesus
John the Baptist. Then We read
OF two. then of three. then OF five,
then Of twelve, then of seventy. then
OF 120, then OF a great multitude
which no man can number. all sing
ing. Worthy Is the Lamb that was
slain TO receive power and riches. and
strength and honor, and glory and
blessing"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-08
CHILDREN TORTURED.
Girl Had Running Sores From Ecze.
ma-BOy Tortured by Poison SAk
Both Cured by Cuticura.

Last year, after having my little cir
treated by very prominent physician for
an obstinate case of eczema. | resort ID to
the Cuticura Remedies, and was 30 well
pleased with the almost instantaneous re.
lief afforded that we discarded the ply.
sician's prescription and relied entirely on
the Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment and
Cuticura Pills. When we commenced with
the Cuticura Remedies her feet and limb,
were covered with unning sores In about
six week. we had her completely well. and
there has been no recurrence of tn
trouble
"1n July of this year little boy in our
family poisoned his hands and arms with
poison oak, and in twenty four hours hi
hands and arms were mass of torturinc
sores. We used only the Cuticura Rem
edies. washing his hands and arms with
the Cuticura Soap, and amounting them
with the Cuticura Ointment, and then
gave him the Cuticura Reaolvent. IN
about three weeks his hands and arms
healed up. So we have lots Of cause for
feeling grateful for the Cuticura Remedies
We find that the Cuticura Remedies are
valuable household standby, living az we
do twelve miles from a doctor. Mrs Lizzie
Vincent Thomas, Eairmount. Walden's
Ridge, Tenn, Oct. l3, 1905"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-08
An Uncomfortable Crown.

Describing the coronation OF the
Shah, a correspondent says that when
he removed his astrakhan hat, and the
Vizier placed upon his head the tiara,
the Vizier mistoOk the back of the
crown for the front, and had to re-
adjust IT. The weight OF the dladem
was so great that the Shah had TO
support IT with both hands, and judg.
ing from the expression OF the royal
countenance he did not find IL com
fortable.-Reynold's Newspaper.