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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-04
Gmpfinolih.

Serr (5r elmer untroitlifen jun.
gen @ittpel: Ger 9erluit lit ia
herb. aber Iaiien Sic lids gum Croft
sereifen. Dab Der Simmel MIR elm.
mol iold idwere 9rifung aufer.
legt!"
@ittme (a~uifabrenb): r@ie. Sic
balten mid iiir 10 bdBlid. baB id fei.
nen Mam mieoer friegen fonnte!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-04
Nuble Gahc.

@eitern bab' id Dem Shlegelmiil.
Ter geiagt, ibr @erein beitebe MIR
aus Gummfopien, uno beut' baben
lie audi mid einitimmig gum gbren.
mitslieb gewGblt!"
+f+
Sdnell fertis lit bic SmgcnS NIT benz
Wprt.
9ebrer: .Sdulse, l1enne mir mol
ied)s 2biere, Delhe III Der Yolar-
region mobnen."
sdiiler: Bier giSbaren uno smei
Seebunoe!l".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-04
Gin Hleifiacr.


Gidterling: .@as bin id obp fir
Elm fleibieer Yoetl - SD mag meme
Wurit einfaufen, Bel melfem Wes.
ger i'd min, iiberaa miro lie IN 9e.
oihte bon mir eingemifelt!"
go
@cme 5eier. y
GiGtar: n@iiien Sic i6on, Serr
anar, uuier 9ureautef, feiert nafp.
items feline iilberne Soh5eit."
Ilter Sursgeieae: nDaS lit gar
nidts! Dor oreibig Sabren bdtt'
i6 mid audi beireb' perbeiratbet =
ib feiere alio nGditefs meme orei.
Bieiabrise g | d I bof3eit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-04
Gas TfcrS.

(sluiios zines Gemeinbeifiilers,)
,Gs bat bier @eine. Die inten bon
giien limo. unb einen S6pon5. menn
man oaran 5iebt, Damn ihl6gt es
aus. @enn oas Garouiiel fommt,
iino Die RierOe bon Sols Damn foltet
es flint Tfennige. menn Der Wonn eS
nift liebt, foitet es gar nidtS, baS
tbun mir iebr germ. aleine Bieroe
beiben Honnies. masre beiben ara-
den, einise 9rafeu geben tobt. an.
here meroen geid,laftet, Damn mer.
oen Wabrasen uno @urit aus &c.
madt. Mania mag lie nidt, Gapa
beIto lieber. TaS Yferb bat je Smei
srobe 3eben. menn baran gelfnitten
miro. Damn TIN ids Dem Inton' IN
sic Yieiie, bann miro er libel"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-05-13

A fierce, determined and bloody
rough-and-tumble fight took plnce
Wednesday in Denver in the office
Of c. :. Thomas. between 4. T..
Humphreys, the millionaire mine
owner of Denver and Creole. and
}. G. Ralphsnyder Of Fairnont,
West Virginia, prominent law
yer Of that state. II took place at
meeting of the stockholders OF
the United Mines company Of
Creole. The majority stockhold-
ers are accused OF unfair dealing
in u merger act and a law suit in
the federal court is promised.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-05-13

The La lara merchants have
subscribed $4,000 toward build
ing good wagon road up the
Alnmosa river to the proposed res.
ervoir. The county is to add $500
to tho fund and We understand
that the town Of La lara will also
contribute Observation-Disclosures
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-05-13

RurSls No. 2 aud Monroe
County prize potatoes. scab free
and extra good condition. Prices
and ,erus right.
G. &. GRAyBILL.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-05-13

Try the latest smoke-Stick-
ney's New Tariff cigar-nt
Bauerle's.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-05-13
Nosroe Cosnty Prize

seed POTATOES for sale. Time Civ. II
to reliable parties.
Phone 9S2. Suour Bios.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-05-13
STATE Lease for sale.

$50 acres on = four years lease
one. half fine agricultural land, the
other half hay and grazing, Fenced
and fairly we'll improved. win
sell At n grcS, bargain II sold Ia 30
days. Enquire at the ranch or 81
G. &. Kerr. {. a. PorND.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20

10 9, 10 y 30.
Ests vapor conecta con los vapo-
res dc esta Compa1ia para ew York.
Sc reclbe carga hasta las IL del dia-
ants de sallda. Sc venden pasajes en-
la odcina hassa las 4 de Ia tarde del
dis anterior Su salida.
Elvapor sVASCOs llevaDdo carga
solameote, saldra para todoa los puer-
tos de la I,Ia a las Il de ls noche en-
as siguientes f7chas; por 81 ESTE
Mario /, 10 y 20, por el 0ESTE
Mario 8 y -, Admits carga hastA laa
II del dla 80 ierior & Ia aalldA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20
The New York & Porto Rico Steamship Company
Bab cotah Postal con Gobem dc los Estadds URds De America

Dos vapores, ell <SAN JUAN, =
sARKAD "A, hacsn viajes regulares
eutre New Orleans y Porto Rico lie,
vando pasaieros y carga.
La carga para los vapares de Nue.
va York se recibra en- oil mlele has
ia IL del dia antes de ssllda, mo mas
tarde.
SERVICTO De CABOTAJE. FL
vapor sPORTO RICO. saldra de San
Juan a las 2 de la madrugada para to-
dos los puertos de la Isla 90 Las ST.
guientss tschas: por el ESTE, Mierco-
les Mario 8y q, por el OGSTE. Mar
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
LOOMING EVENTS> Entertainments, Fsir;.
 !seisblG q leeal Interest
III

Jan 2 Promenade by the Waterbury Military band at Eagles hall, audi torium.
 Jan G-First annual concert ana promenade ny the Swedish Glee cluD at the Gem opera house, Naugatuck. Jan 6 First annual smoker by the Nutmeg Social club at FrancO-Ameri- can hall
 Jan 6--Tirst annual daEce of Local union No SO4, Carpenters and Jomers of America. at Columbus hall.
 Jan G Third annual concert and promenade by the swedish Glee club at Gem opera house. Naugaturk.
 Jan 1G- Prof Bailey's novelty party
 Jan IS Miss Ulllc Akerstroln in bel new farce comedy. "Our New Girl.' at Polls theater under auspices of s' Joseph'S Dramatic club.
 Jan l9.-E Entertainment and dance at Turn hall. Scovill street. by Gota Leion lodge. No 10. Q. of Y.
 Jan 2l-29th annual masquerade hall hv the Iron Holders union, No S1. of Naugatuck. at New Germania hall. Inion City.
 Jan Masquerade ball fo' the benefit of Court Welch degree cam No S4 F.. of A., at Pythian hall, Wa l.tcryulc.o .,r l Feb | Fourth; annual concert ant promenade given by the Big Seven So cal club at Eagles hall. auditorium.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
BIRTH OF NEW YEAR. {
;'s
Unique Celebration at Times Square,
 New York.

Unique Celebration at Times Sq1Aro,
 New York.
 NEW YORK. Jan. 2..-As the old year died and 1905 was born the news aarsd out from the tower of the Times build ing. a new skyscrsper just occupied by the Times publishers. to the north and 10 the south, in giant figures which took on all the colors Of tile rainbow and bore the tidings to thousands who waited and watched over many miles of territory.
 No more beautiful picture was ever limned in fire on the curtain of mid night. From the four corners of the skyscraper lsmbent flames played. From base to dome the giant structure was alight torch to usher in the new horn. q funeral pyre for the old which pierced the very heavens
 Broadway had been waiting for the signal. The instant the first flash on the Times tower showed a great shout went up and an ear splitting blast was sounded from the horns of the myriad of merrymakers on the streets below. AS the first bomb ascended in a grace- full arc and burst 1000 feet in tho air the city knew that 19O4 had passed and from factory. locomotive and Pteamship whistles welcomed its sue 'essor. These sounded pandemoniuin ibr an hour after midnight.
 The Now York Times is now being published from ifs new building ip Hines square. a structure which has ben referred to by experts as one oS iie notable architectural triumphs of tle world. In recognition of this con- tibution to the architectural beauty D New York the city government some tho ago named the district from ForI t-second street north for seven bIorks long Broadway and Seventh avepu< lines square. snd the subway statieH . the basement of the building heard fla same title.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Ipterestini Items Boiled Gevn For The Benefit of our Busy Readers.

Miss Carrie Treganowan, who works at q. II. Blakesley's shop on Laurel street, Bristol, found q number of small pearls in an oyster she was eating a night or two ago. As the oys- ters had been cooked the pearls are not valuable.
 The new St Mary's Roman Catholic church at Willimantic was dedicated yesterday. The church has been erect Cd for the use of the French Roman Catholic parish which was organized about two years ago, and is one of the most commodious and beautiful churches in the state. The South Windsor trolley car which passed the warehouse on Hart ford avenue at 1O:15 o'clock Saturday evening. going towards Hartford, , struck Katz's beer wagon when near the warehouse. The wagon was complete wreck and one of the horses was so badly injured that 1t was shot.
 Last night Constable Frank Johns of Terryville found Tony Matz and 1 Dominick Sagilli of Bristol delivering beer to customers in the settlement at Fiddler's Green. The officer found the team at time when Matz was in a house and Sagilli was on the wagon. He started in to arrest Sagilli and the latter whipped up the horses aud at tempted to drive away. Johns called on him to stop and, when no attention was paid to his order, whipped out a revolver and began firing. It took but one shot in the air to bring Sagilli to standstill.
 John Hooker Dudley. G4 years old. and native of Guilford, died of double pneumonia at his home in the Cupboard Hill district yesterday morning. It is considered that his death was due indirectly to deter nlination on his part not to have any fire in the house either in summer 0, winter. Mir Dudley, who was well to do. was unmarried, and his mother acted as his housekcepcr until hel death about ten years ago. After heI death Inc lived alone and gave up the use of stoves and fireplaces in tht dhouse for fear that his dwellipG migbt take 'tire.rt ~'' / ,od1n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
sROOnLtN BgSEss.

kr and AiyasJoe ril GarbarinC arc spe ling fowl iays ln New York.
 tiss Nch4q FTyin has accepted 2 posi- bn in the ED. Nj. UBrien bakery .on pk street
 -the many t4iends of Mrs Groetzen- hachtof POrte1 street will be glad to hear that she is able to be out again. An the stores In this district closed to-day at noon to celebrate New Year day.
 .-Another game of basketball was playel yesterday at the Brooklyn Ath- l letic ,ooms. It was a very rough game. Capta in Clark's team won from Captain Leary. The score was l2 to II. - l Yesterday morning at 130 o'clock mass at .,t Patrick's church class or about POO boys and girls made the'r first holy communion. The girls were dressed in white and wore wreaths ana veils. while the boys were attired III dark suits and wore q bow of Whlte ribbon On their left arms.
 The barber shop at 79O Bank street which for the past three months i'as been conducted by John Horan. mas been sold, and to-day new and al the same time an old proprietor. Rocco Diorio, has taken charge of the place again. His many friends wish him success.
 We have what you ask for. we glse
 you what you ask for, and we ask TO! it less price than you will be asked to pay elsewhere. We think there IS no question as to this. Our stock IS absolutely complete, our buying If careful and extensive, and our sellins . is at prices to please the people and to bring them again. If you are ho
 a customer Of ours, failure to Decon' { one is costing you something. A. . Walker, the druggist, 756 Bank street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
IN THE POLICE COURT.
New Years Resolutions Not n sSi'
 denCs { hls HorE.lE,


 Tie advent of the new year nude things rather lively for the police, but only in general way. Thomas Clcary was arrested twice since Saturday for beating his wife and family. The first time was Saturday afternoon. He was intoxicated then and when he had sobcrd up he was released. Earfy Sunday morning he got home ana pro ceeded to put his wife and family out of doors He lives on Emerald street. Both cases were settled on payment of $1O. Ordinarily, Cleary is good man. It was too much holiday whs- key got him into trouble.
 John O'Dcll. Neils Strand and Lam- bert Gondreau each paid $7 for being intoxicated Saturday. Martin Place paid $7 also
 William II. Kelly said he was not drunk yesterday. But Officer Kane said he was and that he found him on McGill street. Kelly was with Mi chael Lyons. who halls from Plain vile. Kelly was fined $1O and costs and Lyons was put on thirty days probation to pay q fine Of To and costs Freda Gruber was arrested yester day morning by Chief Egan for intox ication. Sentence was suspended Mrs Gruber's husband was arrested some time ago and bound over to tn, superior court for beating her into unconsciousness and leaving her or the veranda all night. The woman was in the hospital for a week il consequence Of the beating. When ar rested yesterday morning she had | pint bottle of whiskey on her.
 Thomas O'Connor of Fuller stree was drinking all Saturday. When h got home in the evening he was drum and expressed his feelings by break ing the cr0ckcry. He was fined $7 an costs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
TALBOT TO SPEAK OUT.
Pennsylvsnia Hishop Win Issue [
 Statement of tho Case,

Pennsylvania Hishop Win Iss~e .
 Statement of tho Case. SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa. Jan. 2. Bishop Talbot has broken the silence he has maintained regarding the charges made against him by Dr. Ir- vine He says:
 within the next two or three days there will be issued through c. M. Clements, chancellor of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of central Pennsyl' vanln, and in the name of the diocese q statement covering the entire contro- versy between the Rev. I. N. W. Irvine and myself which will clear ID the en- tire affair.
 "I have been acting in harmony with my counsel. and he has advised me to say absolutely nothing in regard to the matter at present. At the proper time the public will be informed of the facts h the case
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
MEETINGS TONIGHT:

Musicians union. Turn Nerein Vorwarts. Board of aldermen. Hillside Athletic club. Nu,meg lodge, F. of A. Court Vigilant. r. of A. White Oak. w. o. w. Sixth division. \. o. II. Painters and Decorators. St Thomas Cadets X. A. Mohawk council. Q. II. (. Magnolia lodge. k. of (. Waterbury Debating club. Townsend lodge. I. 0. Q. r. Brass City lodge. N. F.. Q. r. Mattatuck lodge. N. F.. Q. r. Past Chief Rangers, F. of X. Catholic WOmcn's association. St Francis Xavier drum corps. ,hraham Lincoln camp. <. of Y. sterling commandery. |. Q. C. C. Concordia Singing society rehears:I IIrllmann Advance drum corps. RnrbcrS' union. St Vincent de Paul. Ladies of Maccabees. S0lderers' union. St JOscph's drum corps.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
ATTORNEY HOLOHAN
 WAS ENTERTAINER

In honor of the New Year. Attorney john r. IIolohals eni"rtainc'l party uf friends with a dinner in tic hall over Taylor's saloon on South Main street Saturday night. At midnight inc party sat down tO partakc of the attorneys hospitality. which consisted rf all the good things of the season. Ii consisted. besides Mir Holohan, of Thomas Flynn. Charles Hoolan. ex- alderman of tho fourth ward: U. B. Iuurks, Lieutenant r. ". TIalpin or Co G. Louis Huss. <. W. Castle. A. IEiuchic. Edward Moran. Christopher Tlnnun. William Noonan. w. Harper. r. Fcnton. Ward Porter. John NJ" ar iby. John Hurley. Attorney (. w. i:auby and James F.. Harrington. There were songs and stories and speeches and the new year was well into the first day when the naity broke up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
I've RiG CAicars EfYes.

fHICAGO. Jan. 2. co Two hremeS v~Iikilled and two others and a spec fatclwere injured here under a falling waI1n fire which destroyed the rel pairAarns of the Chicago Union TracI tiontompany and entailed a lces oI sI5d0n. The dead sre Captain Paul Dics and Lieutenant John Pyne. and ,he uurcd are charles Apderrop. f,re' mancuf on face and hands and leg( hruisd: Captain John Miller. fisemsr, rrn.ed about body and cuts on head. and august Kraut. severely hurt about sho,Aprx. A secopd fire. which de. stroy sso0.ooo worth Of property in weefvan Buren street, started eD tho secon floor of the seven story brick buiId,s occupied by the Cash Buyers union The building and other adjacent ,-''as.s were entirely destroyed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02

Ls "a = enoesA. 2. 4PTuE 11a tss .st4nshsi,s sf E-e H. Yrs 'u rel has skits- E@E ae- ssss s.r tsss-sl Cse.s F - a ufff srs Eve Esegsh-. ' s~ sr s-1sr an s.tn--e~ c-ess -s 7as IT
 e.s s,,sa--
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
gAI. TER WOOSTER GOING.
saasr of soard of Education Will Leave for Canada Snas.

vNGalter Wooster of Spencer avenue, on9 of the republican members of the debartment of education and a promi. neiht nti-vacciDationist, will soon leave fol| Canada to accept position with his brother, who is superintendent or ] big plant across the line. Mir Woos- fet was employed at the Waterbury Brsss Co for several years, but retired some time ago and has done nothing since So far the name of his sue
 cessor has not reached the public car b,l( it is safe to predict that the alder
 mfn have somebody in mind for the bdrth. Mir Wooster was an active mem bdr of the board and through persistent alld systematic battling succeeded in
 blocking the vaccination law in the public schools. His colleagues on the
 board speak of him as very agreeable
 fellow and hope he will be successful l in his new field.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
Reward For M,sssns Phiiadeiphsas

Reward For Ntsssss Phiiad~iphsa"
 PHILADELPHIA. Jan. "A reward of sI.Usn is offered by relatives for the finding of owen Kelly. prominent Il, iishmsn of this city. dead or alive. Mir Kelly hss been missing since Or'. :,s. I.ftIe concern was felt at first by his rela,ises and friends beeanee of his aisence from home as he made ire ouent trip. 1. way from the rity- Ills mysterious silence for more than t~'' months. however.- has csused alarm and it is feared that he may have ms with foul play Mir. Kelly sa no. tsaIe srocer. proDineht memDer o' -. !. Hanna Gael nd ofherl Irisn orsahI
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-02
Drawers

Wamcu's Umbrella Drawers. dr"r Aouncr. this sale l> brrlla Drawers. lace iu>rrii"n~
 d rufilc tn match. this sab, -
Smyrna times., 1905-06-28

The Junior League of st Pauls NJ.
E. Church have taken a recess for the
summer months, and last Sunday even
ing Rev. V. P. Northrup pastor, gave
q special sermon to the organization
which was highly enjoyed.
Smyrna times., 1905-06-28
CHESWOLD.
Annual School Election Results Ia T. D. Gar
risOn Being Elected to Succeed Himself
Local Happenings and Personals.

Local Happenings and Personals.
Special Correspondence to the Times.
OHEswoLD, June 25:-Raspberries
and also blackberries in increased
quantities caused a very active ship
ping market here today. In our rounds
we were unable to obtain the usual
facts for publications
Our school election was held last
Saturday. It was a tame affair how
ever as to numbers but there were
enough in attendance for legality and
t. d. Garrison, whose time as COM
missioner had expired was elected to
succeed himself.
Quarterly Conference for Cheswold
and Bethel Charge will be held in
Chess pld Church, Saturday morning
at 10 a. M, Presiding Elder Koons
will preach Sunday morning in Ches-
void at 10. 80 a. m. Love Feast COM
mencing at 10a. m.
Our W. G. T. q. will meet Thurs
day evening of this week with Mrs.
Ola Anderson. .,,
On "the Indwelling Spirit" for his
theme Pastor Goodhand preached a
thoughtful and very interesting dis
course Sunday morning. The twi-
light service under the auspices of the
Epworth League was well attended
and will continue until further notice.
PersouaIs:-Mr. and Mrs. Randolph,
of Newark, N. J., have been guests q
few days of Mr.. and Mrs. John Patter.
son near Cheswold. Misses Bessie
and Iva Ross of near FELTON,, were
guests of their aunt, Mrs. John Jewell
last Friday.-Mrs. D. @. Hoffecker,
Miss Mabel Hoffecker, and Master
Frank Hoffecker. of Perryyille, Nd,
have for few days been guests oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ross near Ches
void. Miss Marion McCommons oi
Wyoming was a guest of Mrs. Lewis
Learned over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
w. S. Cantwell were visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. r. E. Csntwell near Clayton
last Sunday.-Miss Elsie Cantwell was
a guest of Miss Charlotte Vaughe neal
Leipsie last Sunday.-G. Denne!
Moore, recently from Brown Univer
sity, Providence, r. l., left today TO
Portland, Maine, where he has &C
cepted position during the vacation
season.
Smyrna times., 1905-06-28
Ten Times Easier

1t is ten times easier to cure coughs,
Group whooping. cough and all lung
and bronchial affections when the
bowels are open. Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar is the original Laxative
Cough Syrup. Gently moves the
bowels, and expels all cold from the
system. Best for Coughs Colds,
Group, Whooping Cough, etc. Re-
member the name, Kennedy 81, and
see that the red clover blossom and the
honey bee is on the bottle. Sold by
VIM. f. Dunn.
Smyrna times., 1905-06-28

Some excitement was caused at
Downs Chapel Wednesday morning
by Mr.. Scotten's horse running away
and tearing up his carriage. Mr..
Scotten borrowed a carriage and re-
turned to his home in Hartly.
Smyrna times., 1905-06-28
THORGUGHFARE NECK.
Most of the Farmers Have Their Wheat 10
Shock aud Threshiug Will Begin Next
Week-LOcal happenings; Personals


Special Correspondence to the Times.
THoRoUGEFARE NECK, June 27:-
Farmers have their wheat safely in the
shock and threshing machines will be
busy by next week, and some big
yields of wheat will be reported.
At the saw mill he recently moved
to Thoroughfare Neck, John Francis
has finished saving several hundred
cords of apple trees into lumber which
is used IN the manufacture of saw
handles.
1t is understood that Uncle Sam will
socn move the hundred and twenty
foot light tower from old Finn's Point
light to the station at Taylor's Bridge
to supplement the hundred foot staff
now in use.
At the conclusion of the year the Tay-
lor Bridge school, Miss Maud Dea-
kyne, teacher, had the following pu-
pills on the roll of honor: Ethel
McClain, George McClain, Lewis Nc
Claim, Lizzie Deakyne, Edgar Deakyne
Nora David. Maggie Regener, Nettie
Regener, Hilda David, Florence Da-
vid, Mamie McClain and Minnie Roth
we'll.
The time and place of the annual
Sunday School picnic of Friendship
M. E. Church will be selected by the
following committee appointed last
Sunday: Messrs J. A. Latta, Thomas
Jones, J. D. Reynolds, Harry Wood
keeper, Abram Stats, William Keiser,
and Rev. Chandler.
| Personals Miss Bessie Weiderman
of Philadelphia, was a guest of Miss
Martha Johnson near Walkers, last
week. Mrs. John D. Stellar of near
Taylor's Bridge is visiting relatives in
Bridgeton, N. J.-Misses Ethel Pleas
anton and Florence Coming of
Fleming's Landing were guests of
Miss Elizabeth Rawley last Sunday.