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GIFTS IN PROPER SPIRIT.
Significance Of Recent eenefactions
to COLLEGES,

After all. the principal use Of the
college is as Il place where the neXt
generation Is 10 get right ideas of
what is worth while in life itself. The
mere facts which. 10 the ignorant,
seem the advantages of education. are
of minor importance. We rear much
in the periods Of college commence
ments of the necessities of the mod
ern university in the way of enlarged
endowments and increased equipment.
Some of this talk is, of course, rea-
sonable enough. II is addressed main
ly to the rich as a demand for the
recognition by them of n duty OF gen
crosby, one which in our days has
had a most remarkable response. But
apparatus is an Impossible substitute
for ideals, and the hest endowment
of a college is the character of its
graduates. Tho $4,000 bequest. for
example. to his Alma Mater, which
tkr will of tho late William II. Bald
win contained. was small If consider
ed as a mere matter OF money. but mis-
character and the ideals OF public
service which his life expressed form
part of that permanent endowment
which alone makes "a university great.
The memory OF a railroad president
ready to sacrifice. II need be. his posi-
tion. rather than lose an ~orpOTtUuity
for usefulness on an unpaid committee
Of citizens banded together for i'm
rortant civic service Is a rarcr and
more precious contribution TO he
fiber OF university life than any mere
material bpnury from rgyguoul fin
, 1905-11-30
In Time Of Peace

In the first months of the Russia
Japan wal we had a striking example
Of the necessity for preparation and
the early advantage of those who, 50
to speak, have shinSled their roofs
in dry weather. The virtue Of pre-
p~aratiOn has made history and given
% us greatest men. The individ-
uHl as we'll a. the nation should hr
prepared Tor any emergency. Are
Won prepared to successfully coml AT
The first cold you take? \ cold can
he cured much more quickly when
treated H. soon as ii has been con.
lracted and before it has become sci
tied IN the system. Chamberlin's
Cough Remedy is famous for it,
cures Of colds and it should br kept
at hand ready for instant USE. For
sale at Prices Drug Stor,..
, 1905-11-30
Notice for Publication.
Department of The

Department of the Interior,
Land Ohicc at Cheyenne, Wyoming.
November Il, 1905.
Notice is hereby g,v,u that the 70.
lowing named settler has filed notice o
his intention To make final proof IN sup
TurI Of ms claim. and that sand pIuo.
viii hc made before j. +. Crawford, L
=. C"mm'r, di't. al Wyo.. AT Saratoga
Wyoming, on Dee .mbcr u. 1903, viz
Johnuthun d. Parker. Saratoga, Wyn.
II. f.. NJ. 800, for the VIZ SEl.; 81
SWi4 Sec. II. I. IL. y, Il. - w.
Tie names the following witnesses to
prov" his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land..,v viz:
Pcricy f. Cover Alexander Mcphail.
BcnJamim r. Carroll and Andrew j
Doggett, all Of Saratoga. Wyoming.
W. L. Chaplin. Register.
tNuv - to Dec ~
, 1905-11-30
Notice

Notice i, hereby gwen that til" IN
drrsigned has this day taken posses
sion of the entire stock OF %jewelry.
ammunition. guns. etc. of c. W.
Scott, of this place. under the terms
Of = mortgage held 10y him, and vii
sell the same at cost for the purpose
of satisfying said mortgage. Watch
repairing will he attended to in first
class manner.
Dated Saratoga. Wyoming, Novem.
her y. 1903.
Nov BOW W. G. Forncy.
, 1905-11-30

In cases of stomach and liver
trouble the proper treatment is to
stimulate these organs without irri-
tating them. Oriuo Laxative Fruit
Syrup aids digestion and stimulates
the liver and bowels without i%rritat-
ing these organs like pills or ordinary
c~athartics. IT does not nauseate or
gripe aud is mild and pleasant to
take. Prices Drug Store.
, 1905-11-30
KEPT FLOCK STIRRED UP.
Massachusetts Preacher Voted for
His Eccertricities.

Massachusetts Preacher Voted for
His Eccertricities.
Charles William Milton. an eccen-
tric preacher Of Nowbury port. Mass.
noticing ,ne Sunday. in the midst OF
his serms.. that one of his congrcga-
tion name1 Mark Currior was
asleep. suddenly shouted. MARK
the perfect Ia and behold the up
right. for fhe snd Of thai man is
peace Marx. bearing his name
loudly shouted. spreng up in great
CONSERVATION. If the ANGEL Gabriel
had suddenly sounded his trumpet he
could hardly have been moro startled.
on another occasion he hurled The
big Bible from the pulpit into the
broad aisle. awakening u number of
sleepers. In order to justify his &C
ton he accompanied il by u dcscrip-
ton of The manner in which the
heather flung away the Bibles pr-,
sented to them by the m]issionries.
His wife had an unusually malicious
disposition. and rrsOrted 10 "A novel
device to injure his reputation. A
~passer-by one day heard a pireous
moaning and between tho cries her
voice e~jaculdi!ug. "Oh. Parson Mil
ton. Parsnn Milton. don't pinch me SO"
Continuing on his way. he PRESENT.
ncouutered the Innocent pareon re
turning from market.
When the news Of Millions death
was announced one OF his foch rX-
claimed. What a change from pitch
Ing skiliets 10 playing on a harp al
luding to a practice attributed 10 him
and his wife of tlinging kitchen uteu-
sis a. oach others heads.
, 1905-11-30
Dc You Want to BUZZ

! have several 100 acre ranches for
sale. several 800. and on up to 1000
acere. DO you want 10 buy. if 50
coma and look ver my list. If ]
have nothing to suit you. possibly !
can tell lou where YOU a get some
thing suitable. II costs You nothing
TO fluid out. ID. 5. Crawford.
, 1905-11-30

Notice Is hereby given that g. duly
called meeting of.m,thc Stockholders OF
The Colorado, Wyoming. and Idaho
Railway Company held November II.
1903, the name Of sand railway company
was changed 10 that of Denver. Yellow
ston" and Pacific Railway Company.
In testimony whereof. | have hcreuu.
t" sci my band and TIA" corporate seal Of
said company this llrh day Of Novrm-
Der, a. D.. 1908
r. =. Chruowrth. Secretary.
SEAL Il-23 4w.
, 1905-11-30
Timber Land, Act June 8. 1878, Notice
For Publication.
Uuited States Land Office.
Cheyenne. Wyoming,

u tShbi nv
Cheyenne. Wyoming,
October II. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliauce with the provisions of the act of
act for the sale of timber lands in the
State Of California, Oregon. Nevada,
AMI Washington Territory as extended
Ia all the Public Land States 10y act
green, Of Elk Mountain. County of
Carbon, State Of Wyoming. has this day
filed in this office his sworn statement
No. 36G. for the purchase of the sw |,
swI4 See. :; nwlt nwl See. Is Y. Is y
+. % w. cis ncl1 Sec. IL. 7. Is N. Il. 81
W will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and 10 stabllsh his claim to said land
before j. +. Crawford. L. s. Commis
]sioncr, District Of Wyoming. at Sara
toga. Wyoming, on Saturday, Dec. -,
1905
lie namcs.as witnesses:
Henry Editors, Andrew Olson. Lee
Herman and Hans Odcn. all Of Elk
Mountain, Wyoming.
Any and all persons claiming adver.
scly the above described lands are re.
qucstcd to tile their claims in tins Of,
lice on or before said Ord day of Deccm.
her, 1900. W. +. Chaplin,
ljG} Register.
, 1905-11-30
Father of TwentY-Four

Charles +. Holm of Massachusetts.
the father Of twenty-four children by
one wife. enlisted in the navy in 1897.
This date OF enlistment probably is
earlier than that of any liviyg man.
, 1905-11-30

Ranches, Hurry,
BUY now. Don't wait for the Il. r.
ID. $. Crawford.
The newspaper., 1905-11-17

YEARS ago, to be accurate twen-
sy-four years ago, the writer held
cases on the Beatrice Express,
therefore when w, H. Robbins, of
that place, called and laid couple
of copies of the Express on our
desk it seemed like breath of air
from the old homestead. Among
many items of interest we find
communication from some gentle
men who recently visited the
North Fork, and as an evidence
that they spoke we'll OF US we re-
print their letter under the head
~Valuable Land" 1t is salts
faction to US that through their
interest this locality may in the
not distant future number many
Gage county people among our
new settlers.
The newspaper., 1905-11-17

THE Utes are making their
customary raid on the hunting
grounds in Colorado. Itis a mat
ter of utter impossibility to teach
a Ute that he must not kill game
out OF season or wherever he can
find it. They cannot understand
that territory over which they
once held undisputed possession
has passed from them forever.
The newspaper., 1905-11-17
chaSerS.

INSTEAD of improving, condi
tions in Russia seem to be grow
ing worse. 1t now appears that
the concessions granted by the
Gar will only act as fuel to the
flames of revolt that can only be
quenched by his abdication of
the throne. Amid the wild
scenes of carnage and murder of
Jews. the whole Lighted up by
burning cities, a republic is
almost sure to be born. Liberty
in its fullest sense is the war cry
and the taste of independence
has but stimulated the people to
demand a full meal.
The newspaper., 1905-11-17

For the week ending Wednesday
Nov. 10, 1905, as furnished by the
Grand Mesa Abstract Company,
Delta, Colo.
A. L. Roberts ct al w d to
North ForkFruit Growers
Assn. acre in sec 32etc......$ LOO
Matilda NJ. Edwards to Chas.
w. Pace admr's deedpart Of
sec tp ID S. R. 81 W......... -. 5000. 90
William A. Clark to J. d.
Walker w lots 10-l1 & Il
blk IL VIM. A. Clark's add
to town OF Paonia. ............. 450.OO
F. r. Burritt toJ. w, Dale wd
part sec 13 tip 15 S. r. 95 w.
(Eckert hall) )....................... 10000
Jason Hanson to Lois Loper
W d part sec ID tip 14S. X. 90
w. AZ acres. eS......................... lOOO.OO
Martha j. Beckley ct al to d.
S. Doughty w nwh seA
sec II tip IA S. r. 96 W.. 900
Eva A. Darby to Tim Crow
ley w d part sec 1895
acres ............................... l.OO
Everett Aldridge to Martha
Peterson w d ny seh OF seh
sec 19-13-94........................... 10000
Martha j. Peterson ct al to
Walter A. f. Besgrove wd
seK seA sec 19-13-94 W.. 10000
Tim Crowley to Matte n.
Nida W part sec tp II S.
r. 95 w. 8 acres.................. $4,000
VIM. A. Clark to VIM. II. Bur-
row wd lot IA blk VIM. A.
Clark's 2nd add to Paonia 10000
Thos. NJ. Moore to Hepsy j.
Hovey ct al w d eh lot Ell
seh seh sec 81 tip 10 S. X. 81. 10000
Levi d. Wilmot to John Tho
The newspaper., 1905-11-17

WE have received Vol. l No. !
of the Western Slope Fruit Grow
er, published by Oliver & Verback
of this place. The publication is
a creditable one, contains much
matter valuable to fruit raisers
and is fairly well supported, if the
advertising columns are an in
dicator. We hope the publication
will be success. One of the sort
is needed and we would be glad
to see it issued from a Paonia
office, still all the precedents are
against it. A class paper has never
yet made a success in a small
town. There is something pecul-
lar in the avidity with which the
great public grab at rank fake
like the Ranch and Range for
instance, and turn down meritori-
Gus class paper like Fruit Grower
promises to be. The people can
afford to patronize home in the
matter of papers but will they 7
That is the question that interests
the publishers.
The newspaper., 1905-11-17

The following story sounds as
though it might be true, and may
be it is. 1t is related that GER
tain 26 Broadway magnate was
picking his way through 1.-The Wall
street masses" to his place OF
business one morning, when
young urchin snatched his gold
headed cane and started to run.
"A policeman standing by rec
ognizing the magnate, and scent
ing a liberal tip. caught the boy
and brought him back. Recover
ing his cane the magnate handed
the blue coat a dollar and said,
"'Let the boy go; l started in a
small way myself. Appeal to
Reason.
The newspaper., 1905-11-17

The presents made to Miss
Roosevelt while travelling in Japan,
China and the Philippines should
be treated as quasi public IN their
nature. She was bound to accept
them as such, whether as a matter
of personal choice she wanted the
articles or not. Congress, by
special act, can easily provide for
the payment of the proper duties.
To place this burden upon the
president, who is not a rich man
as riches are now estimated, would
be an act of national injustice. not
to say meanness.-Denver Times.
The newspaper., 1905-11-17

For a new beginner the Hotch-
kiss Herald is taking the right
tack to have a reasonable amount
of trouble of its own. We OBJ
serve little prod anent telephone
matters, that indicates a desire to
assist a little wart whom the
Colorado people have hired to
fill the important position of
"trouble shooter" on the line,
with residence at Hotchkiss. He
has mistaken the job tor that OF
General Manager. and If the
Herald desires to stimulate him
in his wrong impression it can
but work to his disadvantage.
Whatever row we had with the
Colorado people was not a bit
bluff on our part. 1t was deadly
earnest. We use a phone as an
aid to business. When the same
becomes a detriment and takes
up so much of our time that we
consider it loss to have it in the
office we request withdrawal and
naturally get what we ask for.
We can attend to any misunder-
standing without assistance from
other members of the editorial
fraternity. We ran pretty con
siderable printing office before
telephones were invented and
could do fair share of the busi-
ness now without their aid. How
ever we find that we may still
telephone, should occasion re-
quire, over either line, and on the
same terms as before. Naturally
we accommodate ourself to as
little use of the phone as possible
and see little inconvenience in
the present arrangement. We
should like to have both phones
in our office, but whenever we
do install them it will be with
conditions that do not operate
as a deterrent in the transaction
of business. In the meantime
we are at loss to see where our
difficulty with the Colorado Tele
phone Company should IN any
way interest the junior iitor OF
the Hotchkiss Herald.
The newspaper., 1905-11-17
VERY ALARMING.

The Delta Laborer is sometimes
referred to as "the yellow peril. !"
1t appears to us that the only
things it is particularly perilous to
are the grafters. Of course we
wouldn't take hand in outside
matters, but from this distance it
seems that the Laborer is deadly
peril to shady work.-Oiathe
Criterion.
The newspaper., 1905-11-17

THE ticket brokers of the United
States have joined hands on the
Colorado cases and will carry the
war to the highest courts. They
have raised fund of 100000 and
will spend as much as may be
needed to secure a full test of
their rights under the law. 1t has
always seemed to us as if rail-
road ticket was property and
ought to be negotiable. If rail-
The newspaper., 1905-11-17

WONDER what will happen if
Paonia and its electric light plant
fail to agree1 People will have to
carry pocket lamps to find their
way home.-Hotchkiss Herald.
And we will only have to apply
to Hotchkiss people to find out
what brand of pocket lamp is the
most convenient. Our lights are
still running and soon will be
municipality owned. By the way
how is your light plant coming on?
The newspaper., 1905-11-17

Tom PATTERSON is a pretty ex-
ample to represent the great State
of Colorado in the U. S. Senate
"A man occupying the station he
does and at the same time, being
under arrest for contempt of the
highest judicial tribunal in the
state, is a horrible example to
contemplate. By all means let
the legislature that chooses his
successor see to it that a law
abiding citizen of the common
wealth is selected.-Middle Park
Time.
This from paper which i'll
partisanship is aligned with
Senator Mitchell who is in Jail and
Senator Depew and others who
ought to be. Senator Patterson
may be aggressive in support OF
his ideas but morally he is so clean
as to have been dishonored by the
associations into which he was
thrown in the republican senate OF
the United States.-Idaho Springs
Gazette.
The newspaper., 1905-11-17

The latest dispatches indicate
that it is about a break-even be-
tween Hearst and Mcclellan as
to which will win out as Mayor of
Greater New York. The legal
battle just begun will be bitterly
fought and so far Hearst has the
best of the decisions.
The newspaper., 1905-11-17

road can afford to haul one person
for any specified sum they ought
to be able to haul another for a
like sum. We hope the brokers
will be successful because if they
fail vast number of pieces of
transportation will become dead
property in the hands of the pur
chaserS.
The newspaper., 1905-11-17

len W eh nwK seA sec 16
tp14S. r. 90 W................... 10000
Edwin 2. Barrow to Fred A.
Parsons w swK neA sec 36
l4-93 .......................... 125O.OO
VIM. j. Barrow to Edwin P.
Barrow W ny nwA sec 2S-
l4-92 ............................... Luz
Isaac +. Cheneworth to
Christ Eberhard w d lots 4
blk ) $. Delta................. 5000
United States to Benjamin F.
Horning rec rect seh seh
sec eh swh nwh swh sec
5-l4-9l ............................... 2tO.W
John Mack to b. J. Mack qcd
neA nwA sec 24-14-92........... LOO
John E. Barrow to VIM. w.
Cook w d lots 1-2 blk 6
Hotchkiss sub div. Hotch-
kiss no consideration in
Qeed ...............................
Delta Inv. Co. to n. Il. Clack
w d lots 2-3 blk platt "B"
Delta. ............................. 25O.OO
Millard Fairlamb ct al to w.
II. Cofield We Ell neA sec 33-
1895 ........................ 12OO.O
l. d. McFadden to Chas. Pope
ct al w d 81 neA Ell nwk
nwh neh sec 35-14-95............ LOO
Chas. Pope to w. d. Nelson
w d und y int in 81 neh e11
nwh nwh neh sec 35-14-95... 100000
Frank Davis to John NJ.
Yohn w d VIZ nwA VIZ swh
sec 1916 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
Frank Davis to John NJ.
Yohn q C d ditch rt OF way. LOO
Mary Billstrom to Joshua
Anderson w d w. 8 acres of
nek neh f. IL acres of neh
neA sec 11l5-95.................... 100000
Wilbur Stevens to Thos. w.
Odem w Wy neA seh nwk
nek swH sec 100000
Thos. Vickers to Walter Ray
nor w d part lot nwK swK
sec 24-I5-96 80 acres........... 100000
Avery Wyman to VIM. T.
Morgan ct nj W d part neh
neK s-l3-94.......................... 1880
Henry ID. F'luke to Sarah l..
Simpson w d part of plat
ted part OF Hotchkiss sub
div. town OF Hotchkiss 100
ft.by 125 ft........................... 10000
The newspaper., 1905-11-17

SUMMARY
Mean Temperature "A
Maximum Temperature a.
Date Nov. 1916.
Minimum Temperature A.o
Date Nov. l3.
Total precipitation inches
Total snowfall inches.
Clear 6. Partly cloudy l. CLOUDY U.
Dates of frost Light l0-4-l5-io
Killing 1l-12-13.
Thunder storms 0.
Prevailing wind, southwest. -. ,,;s
Ann,es left on the trees are uninjured at this
ua'e' j. M UNDERWOOD,
Voluntary Observer.
The newspaper., 1905-11-17
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending Wednesday
Nov. 10, 1905, as furnished by the
Grand Mesa Abstract Company,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-12
Perth A!npoy Coal Co.

Best Lehigh aud iIazsltoli coal We
do not give any stamps hut We do give
you iull and correct weight, which We
guarantep. A trial will convince y0n
Office and yard Cur. Division and William
st. Tel. call lGS r. s. P0lEkSKY. Mar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-12
Pepsait
Boston Brown Flakes

The best Of table saltin which has, been
corporated digestive substances natural 70
stomach. Put up in 25c shaker bottles,3 for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-12
In uguration of Governor Stokes at Trer'
ton on iInuary II, 1905.

What will be the most imposing ccrc-
mony Of years viii be the Inauguration
of Governor StoGcs at Trenton on Jam
uary 18th, and with fine weather the
frte will be worth travelling from afar
to see. The New jersey Central will
sell tickels to Trenton from all its sta
tons in New Jersey at II fare for the
round trip. and tickets will be good go
ing January 10th and 17th and good to
return ON January 18th. For further
information inquire Of nearest ticket
agent. 1896 II 30 > c, o, d.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-12
Their honeymoon interrupted.

pITTSBJ-RG. Jan. John Ounce.
aged twenty. n Yale student. Ell route
from his home in Chicago to New Ha-
Won. was pulled from his stateroom
on the Chicago-New York limited early
in the morning with his bride of less
than a day. Ounce protested that he
and Miss Florence Hill had been mar
ried in Chicago before leaving and
that they were not clipping, but the po-
lice would not have it that way, and,
Oh the strength of the elder Cunco's
telegram. hauled them from their state
room. e.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-12
THE ORIGINAL.

Fo'ty u Co.. Chicago, originated Hon
ey and Tar as a throat and lnu2 remedy.
and on account Of thu great merit II
popularity ot FoleS's Honey aud Tar una
ny imitaJiJua are ofie rad for the genuine.
Ask for FOLEY'S Honey aud Tar and
refuse any substitute Offered as no othei
preparation will give the same satisfaction
1t is mildly Laxative. 1t contains no opia
ies and * safest for children and del icsta
persons. : xtou's Pharmacy, 7oSmith 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-12

NOTTCE.
Notice is hereby given that ire undar igned
Intends making application 20 The Fuard Of Elk
c,sr Commissioned of the City Of tertb Amboy.
al their next meeting for 4 icense to keep
a saloon with the privil' &c Of selling mat an
spurious liuu IS in la CITY ot Perth Amboy and
in the house owned by keily& EcA linden at
tG II Ill Ave
Julh liz It otw ALI PETRESkA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-12

Real estate Rea estatei Rea
the bargains in special column on
page 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-12
NOTIrE,

Notice is hereby given tn I tbs un Undersigned
INTENDS making applicatio 10 the Boa d of Ey-
else Cons" i~ssioners OF the City Mt Perth An
hoy, at their nextmeeting for a t:anfer cY his
license To keep a Sa'oop vi h the privil-
ege OF selling m'lt and spiritunus liquors In III
Ci Y of Perth Amboy. and In the honse owued
by Mike Haremza at 81 Charlie st, 10 Whos Fe :
minak.
SGie lie ct Dew ETFvE DEMKO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-12
Tax For Niasarn.s Power.

ALBANY. n. Y, Jan. l2.-.Assembly-
maj Wade has introduced ~ bill for
the taxation of corporations using the
water Of Niagara fails and river for
power purposes at the ratio Of $50
for each horsepower, up to 10000, 81
from 20.OOD to :0.U00. 10 cents from
10000 to 10000 and 80 cents for all
over 10000. -.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-12

Tea free from poisonous taDnin anou FOR
purity and wbolesotneness. All iiavors: OoloI
Mixed. Ceylon and English Breakfast. IL
packed( d0clper package.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-12
Grocery PurYtying Is an Art
Tea-ette

Among other Gioice groceries we have on
hand and will supply you through your local
dealer. are the following:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-12
MaIt Chocolate and Coco
CASTLE Soap
WARD & COMPANY

IO1 McWhorter st. N' wark. n. j.
OF Warren st. New 70; X City
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-12

Served with cream makes a perfect ibreakfast
food. 1Sc per package: 8 packages for 81.
To each purchaser Of 81 worth will be sent
a u;I vcr ipa.,nnnu f
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-12
NOtICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned
intends maxim NJ appiica ion to the Board CT Ex-
else { omm ssioners Of the lily Of Perth Amboy,
at their Text meeting. for n license
to been n saloon with the privilege Of selling matt
and spirituous liqn MS in the city of Perrin AIboy
and / the hons owned ny tf rk Brewing Co.
1855 E, al AZ hauc y 81,
MARTIN eTEAUS
5jtft-la y oeW
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-12
Rasinger Sentenced to Death.

BRIDGETON. y. j.. Jan. Il. = The
jury in the case Of Frank Rasinger, ac-
cused of the murder Of his wife Eliza
beth, have found him guilty Of murder
in the first degree. lie was sentenced
TO he hanged on Feb. II. lsasinger re-
ceivcd the judges sentence nnmoved.