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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-17
Ready On March 18.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE New York
s1hpDuilding &c. has notified the navy
department that TIE armored cruiser
Washington will be launched at the
yard of that company iii Camden, y.
H. March 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08
Seirat6s qieen,eu.

Qie ~foIgenoen SeirotbS . 2icenscn
tpuroen eeitern pom gIerf Scs Gem.
mon @leo8.@ erihts ousgeiteut:
Nlbin StrauB, 81, Nr. 906, Benu,
iplpanio . 9Ipenlle, Noibin9ton, 9.
g., uno @eneoto 3. Ni6urOS, %,
GlcpelonO, 8.
2oli8 &. Yopnter, %, 9orf, ga,
mo Srmo areager, %, @onopCr,
go.
6ranf Sobed, 80, YbiIoSeIpbia. II.
Scnnie QcppeIitoOt, 80.
Surrp S. SbonIep 81, rm0 @eorgc
S. Mops, 10, BARTON, Baltimore
Gountu; NppIitont 2cIonb g. Hep'
bun, Nr. 1922. 8eitNortb.N pc.
SamcS 9. Blair, 30, mtO Nellic
q. 9olSlep %; IppIifont s. Is. SC
Gorul, gtr. 1926, Gomouoion.2lpc,
Bernard Corp, 80, Nr, 52i, gliS'
QuitbItroBe, unO Sorub 8oIoItein,
81
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WGnner nno Sranen fommt 5a inns.

R1nrer uno Srauen NIT s~sbeinen aranfbei-
ten, eetr arampiastrbrud, 1effipiireit. diss
ioneroer Sudren. Striftlren. Mlstlub. 8Intoers
giftuna, Prii1er. 9outnusfhLdaeit, ~yabeuratiss
WerenIeioen. Maft6arrnleioen. Sdrnorrbpi6en.
6nrtleteieieit ober traeno fpel6er oertparotet
arunfbeiten foutet lid oertrauensbou at un5
irterfiiheu iino ~foitenfrei etne p~iieninaftIibe
Etnanofe Sbres Sales eeben. Gibt Elm Dollar
Dor Der Seilure 5u be5dbIen. gBir beilen RAID.
itder. ftmer5loS ur6 ednerbdft. nno bebonoelIt
iiur aebetme Srunfbeiten bon Wnituerrt uHo
5ranen. Benr Sic Mot ~fun,nteri foitien. 10
bend0rihtieeu sic un5. lrb mir bebanheIn
ste IN Sbrer 2Sobnurtg. Setluta sdrdntirt ODER
feline 9e5dtlura. - Honiten tpir itebr ibun2
yRat gpitforte bel. ipenn 5br ftrsibt an fr.
pttlps Diesirat SRfttntf. 1887 cn.Fratt. SIT,
Tnfttnpre. Wte. Neutfb tptrb eefproteu.
tIlaiit, G&S,1S
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8riefbcfGrSernng nadD Dem &MslanS

SriefbcfGrocrnng nadI Dem &nslanb.
glSIdnoiidc 9oIt fir sic nit Dem
II. 6ebrilor enoenoe ISOLDE idlieBt
bier { in alien 6Guen piinftlif) iuie
foIgt.
Yodet : 8oit lit offen bon 8 llbr
@ormitto9S bis 5 llbr IbeuOS tag.
lid (ollSgenommcn SonntogS).
Bofet Yoit fiirI eutidIono lhlieBt
bier om Wontog, Sen 6. 6ebruor, II.
8reitog, Ocn 10. 6ebruar, 8ormittags
10 llbr.
Grams atIonti6e g o It..
Mitttpod 7 llbr gbenbs, fir
6ronfreif, Siio . europa, g9ppten
uno 9ritii6 = Snoien, per 9ampfcr
ga lorraine" oia Soprc (YoIt fir
onoere Sbeile guropo'S mlB per
Gompfer go lorraine" oorcIiirt
iein).
5reitag - 6 llbr 9t6enbS, fir Gll.
ropo, per Gompfcr st. Saul" pia
Gberbourg uuo 8lpnloutb YoIt fir
2iocrpool, S6ottlon0 u1o Srluno
mltB per 9onpier st. Eoul" ooreis
Iirt ietn) Z llbr gbenh8, fir europa,
per 9ampfer y2ucania," aQueenSs
toprl.
Soft ii + Q Ii 5. uno Central.
4merifu, @cittnbien etc.
Wittluo6 - 1 llbr NodrnittogS,
Iiir Bahamas, per Gompfer oonWain.
mi, 5Io.; 10 llbr abeno8, fir Cuba,
Ollcotar, etc, per Camper ngipc.
ralt5a;" fir bahamas, per Gompfer
og%tiogora;" fir Samoica, per Gam.
pier bon philadelphia; fir Bermuda,
2eepor6- uno @inomoro . Snieln,
un6 .8uiana, per 8ampfcr pYreto.
ria"
9onnerItog = 10 llbr 9lbenos, fir
Ollcoton llno Gompehe, pcr0ompfer
o0oggrp."
Srcitoe - 10 llbr Ibenos, fiir8er.
mubo, per 9ampfer aSriniooo Fir
Curacao uttb 8eneSueIo, prrGumpfer
u3llio;" fir Gorto 8ico, Der Gam.
pier nGoanto", pio San Suan; fir
2eelparo. mo @inoiporo g. SSnleln,
ltrO Glliouo, per8 ampfer oBorimn;"
fir 5ortune SsIono, Somaica uno
Colombia, per 9ompfer naltoi;" fir
Cube, per 9ampfer oWerico;" fir
Die So Rlata Staateu, er9ampfer
nSoratiuS."
SomItag - 1 ll6r No6ntittogs,
fir Bahamas, per 9ompfer ponWiias
mi, 6lo.
EoIt fir Ncufunolono, bia 9toro.
Spbnep, uno fir Miquelon, Dio $50.
itolL idlieBt bier toglid) I'M 1 ltbr
Nad)mittaeS; fir Cuba, bio Sampo,
tGglid 1 rbr Radmittags; fir Gotta
Rico, SonOuros, Guatemala, Yona.
ma ulo Die aonaI5one, pio Tcip.Sr.
leans, tGglif 6 ltbr abenos.
Grams p acific g o It.
6reitag - 7 ubr 4benos, fir So.
pan, aorca, China un6 ipe5ieG aorri-
iirte Soft fir oic BbilippinclL piaGo.
coma,
Eoit fir NclIeelano, anltralierL
Hcu . Goleoonien, Somoo uilo So.
mali, bio Gan 5ran5iseo, id,IieBt bier
bis 5rln Is. 5ebruor z l1br
gbenbS.
". Sail Sarris,
R~oTt,oistor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08
Gin Weidenf fir's 2eben.

s8snn Sbr guren 751tern Elm proftif1es
BetbnaGts.9eftenf uiddaen mont, elm @ef9euf
HTS ganae Gebeu. 70 Iobi fe einer 9urfus I'm
Gleutr.Bamensg dbHetosrfAifem
bur3mcGen. Die G4uIe 1T test ~ge6ffnet. Ser
Rofenpurft III ssrina. 6hller fnr bic Mbenbs
fIofen iperoen felt dufaeroulren. Begeh Be.
cirauneer penbe man fin al H,rs. Snbers, ~.
2f2, Rsrb.Gbartes.s trnht. (27s--}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08
Sn pertanfen ober az uerpadtsn.
81 ntrfauftn uber An uerpadten:

gu nerfanfen Uber IN uerpadten:
2ns tuertbpo1e Srunoitild an Der Ode bon
Clt.WaItinioresG ira6e uno Boftofficesabenue;
40 bel 100 SUB. Ser birtere 2beiI oes @ruro.
ftiids piro fir Elm @eibditSeebduoe oeS g9ents
f6en Correspondent" benubt iperoeu. Nlbere
GIusflnft BEL 6. 8iniRe, Hr. Al, ct. Raul'str
(30i-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08
Ut. 511nt. Berker,

rraihrirtet beutfAsr MrSt. 8O.idfrise praxib.
ten. 6tiIt In ~tlrSetter Belt SnpbtIts, ansf1las.
3dIk .uno Wiin6'a roHfbeiten, e~iusflffe tsoef
art. Striftnr. BoIutionen, nerooie S4ipdde.
Office In 9r. Feder's ondtumif6en WanieuH.
ri. 70s, rt.9aittus .ettaee. ey~redtftnneen:
bon Q ubr WorsenS bis 10 nbr Iber6S; conn
taos unb bon 8 lbr BIO 10 tibr abenbs.
". 3. = Or. 8eder4 Bate belt nHtebIbar
teben Nusflub. GonfuitotioH fret
(m2di2b .1S.1AS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08
SnItimurer @arftberid,tt.

Baltimore, Z. 6cbrltor 1905.
Mehl.- 3nfibr 3776 Safer,
cinidlieBild] - 6diIcr 5l 2ocltlt-
9oint mo 1920 6diier 5u Canton.
aiiItcnocrionot IS 5Giicr. Die Rotie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08
Die tiu,iaen apeiaBdiaen Samier

gum 8erfauf in SftsgdItimore, aHeren8enb OF
ben prabtbouen r3atterion 8 Bart" 9aturent'
Gtrabe, Gde bon @alttmore.S traBe. 9ommt
ouerft unb ba6t Die slispnbI. 9iefe Sduier
fHo In ieber Sinitht MODERN, nit Mnrnor'
beiierungen, einf6IiebIi6 g(b5uasfanaI. aeent
tdaIih nno SoHntngs an Srt unb SteQe. Be-
nubt Sairmountsglberl @aGeons.
Gbm. 8. Gallagher, 9duunternebner,
Q2S-) Rr. 2S0S, Satrrtount,glbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

214, 2t5, 2t7, 2t9, 222, 225, 226, 229,
$50, 232, 234, 240 bis 243, 245, 247,
251, 253, 251, 25S un6 26l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

Gin tueiBer Niunu uno 5rnu nI8 ,Sanitur"
ilno fir Sausarbeit; SGnitor muB bic Nampfs
beiilila %beloraeI ibnten. gtud6utraaen 5luiihcu
Q uro 4 llbr glahmtttaeS In Nr. 1904, lit
SaItimorcsstrabe $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08
reutides OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~NHFTTtE HFVVN
Nr, $40, Gibbs barp.S trabe. unter Der 9Iufitht
Der ySeutfbeH 8efeufbaft," - 9teieni9en, Die
beltf6e S1toperfer, grbeiter uno 8ienitboten
81 beftdttigen ipiiniheH. tpouen itb peri6nIib
ODER in frnnitrteH @rtefen an ben MaenteH ber
8efeufdaft, SobaHn 2. WeHer, Rr. 2t9, Sios
sharpsStrnRe, ipenoen, iueIber inenieeItli6
euSilinft ertbeiIeH tptro. (SuH2S, 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

Nr. 1t04, MISUNDERSTANDING
Der ,Noroeit Smmeripdbrenoe g1iiberett
bon Baltimore berfnmmeIt it9 bier
ieben Wonta9. - 8eorge 8rebnt & Cons
Bier am 3npt mad oeuifher art btrett
bonn Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08
Etnf'S Sptef,

Wr. 1924, Sft'8cItimore' strabe. - 3ints
mer an Serren 81 bermietbeH. = Getnite
8etrdnfe uno Weiue. ngdbsBietusBraue
rets"9ier. 8erfummIun9sIofnI beS Oft
9ombdroftr. Smnerip. 8au' unb 9eibs
Bereifts". gbef. s3eI. Wlt. 9trnoTt 4942 %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08
8cItrige ShIubratc:

Nufcr. = 3rIubr IU,542 Wu7
ihel; aus Sen @leootoreu 5uriif9ejo.
gen 65S3 8uid,eI; GIepotoren.Bor
ROTH t5t,469 8uiteI. &ertdufe: /
Moggon Nr. , WeiBcr SIT SO.
Neutiae SdlIrRrote:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08
BroSuftcn.W arft.

ltntenItebenbe Rreiie be8ieben fid
otf ben @neros.SaubeI; fir ben
8IeinbanoeI muB ELM entiprehenoer
Iufihlae 9emaft peroen.
@ier, pro 0utcuo 24c. bis CSC.
M,,t4nr hrn Hf,,nS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

Baltimore nnb EbilaoeIpbia 9ampi.
buut.So.
gts auf peitere ga1riGt peroen feline Bai.
fdetere beflroert. {grdcnt tpirb, roe getp6bnIih,
an Der g1erfte an Der gde bon eight u. Prntts
StraBe ~entpcgeH etnoulner.
C-) Giarents ehrtper, eeent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

% s.-3nilibr 72,Of5 9nlfel;
Nerianot bon Den gleootorei 53,087
9uId)cl; .glcuotoren.8orrot 1906.
1853 Yuifel. Yerf1ife: 10000 8li.
id)cl 5ebrnor ju 1925, 10000 Daor5
3u 1875, $4,000 Spot 5u 1914, TO-.
600 Stcamcr gemiidter Spot 5u
47H, $500 Gr. 3 Spot gu 1915.
Selitiae S6lubrote:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08
Serlangt i'm Algemciaea.

6uft uHo 2uais:
.3ipet iinae WllHncr iOnnen Soft uno Goals
e%rbdlten. ST. erfragen in 9r. 933, @cft2eTing.
tom StraHe. I3g-40)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

Gem ii II Of. - Ycttler: Sd
bitt' nm cine feline unteritiisrne!"
- Scrr: nWarlim orbeitcn Sic
nidt?" - BETTER: 80 mel, id fino'
feline 9(rbeitl" - 9err o9ei mir fon.
men sic glcid) ipeld)e finoen!" =
9cttler: o@irflih? Damn bitt' id) Inn
einen Sitoerlobn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

Creamery 8Iofs 2 Bi6.. 81 bis 80
8enooirte, bette 0farfe. g. 90 bis "a
&%enopirte, bette YrintS. e. "a bis %
2ebenOeS @efIiioeI, pro Bfuno:
altc Siibncr 1212c, bis t3c.; iunge
9itbner 12c. bis t4c.; Gnten t212c.
bis 14c.; Yrlter 12c. bis 19c.; 8Gnie
12c. bis 1876; Gauben, pro 8aor
zoe. bis Doc.
ii d. c un6 Semitic.
&artoffeIu, pro 8uiheI 40c. bis
SOC; nelle Bermuda . 8ortoffeIrL pro
SOB $3.50 bis $3.50; 3uderriiben,
pro &iItc 35c. bis 40c.; @eibfobI, pro
Come $tt bis $12; 3%luiebeIu, pro
8uiheI Soc. bic SOC; Gorotten, pro
&iIte 40c. bis Soc; @epfeI, pro SAB
$3.50 bis $3.50; InanaS, pro Crate
$3.50 bis $500; SeIerie, pro 9to.
25c. bis 50c.; braIner &obI, pro
Sab Toe. bis S0c.; Spinat, pro SOB
$500; CRIME 9obneu, pro 8orb
$500 bis $500; ruuoe Riiben, pro
8uIdeI 30c. biz 40c.; &ppfialot, pro
@orb 85c. bis 90c.; iun9c Gr6icn,
pro Sorb $t.75 bis 1925; 8Iumen.
foil, pro Sob $500 biz $500; Our.
fen, 5lorioaer, pro aorb $500 Bis
$3.50; tomatoes, pro Carrier $3.50
bis $500.
q Groceries uno Brobtitos
mem.
Sal3fIeiid, pro Rfunb: feline Gu.
sor.Gureo Sdinfen 1Mc. 9roBe
Sdinfen 10Ac.; G~aIifornicr Sdin'
fen 7Hc.; Susor.Gureo 9ruItltiide
t0c.; Sugar . Gureb SduItcrn
sac; trofen eeiaI5ene Seitenrippen
7%c.; Spcfieiten s1ac.; troden &c.
IaI5ene S6uItern 7%c.; reines
Sdmnl3 in Eierces 71ac.; Sped.
I6ulteru 812c.; MeB.S dtpeineflciib
1875 pro Sab.
&offinirter 3uder: eetpiirfeIt
6.95c.; pulperiiirt $500; StanoarS
eranuIirt 6.25c.; fem eranulirt
6.25c.; grDItaI 81 6,25c.; Columbia
81 $500; ael6er $3.50. Big 5.75c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

EorooitsGde 8ougbs iino GaroIinesStraBe.
Snuptaunrtier oes p9dnernsMdnnernors".
R.sO .s@de 9oueb. uno GaroIineftr. Bers
etnsberfnmniIuflg ieben 9orterftng Mberto.
gleue MitglieSer piutomuen. ,8ordfq'
Ii6es Bier bet acknowledgements i'm 8dpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08
Gu ~uertanfeu.

gu nertanfen. @prJlglthe 0eleseubeit.
Sm 200 8lod orWlonroesStr., 2sitodiaer
o%nemIiGteiten. eini1IieBIi1 cementirteu aeIcr
nno Grottoir, Observation-Disclosures Sur
race, gaoe5immer init gSdifersGInfet. Charles
Or. 8edcr, sr. 400, Ruro'Gareg.s traRe. $40.
Eel. .. 751. (Noo16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

g dIngfertig 9. = n2ino. mas
miiB i'd lebelr, Sic trogen ia bieielben
Site nrto aleioer, ipie i'd! $50 loll
oenn oa Der llnteridJieo 5niiden5rau
uro aofin liegen?"- aSm &oben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

~ c IT. - OHTIUI " OH
idel; SerIolt6t bon oen @IeDntorcn
1887 9uid)el; @lcpatorcn : 8orrotb
1856 3Giicr. 8crfGufe: $500 9ll.
iHel Spot at 1852, 5000 Nr. 2 no.
tbcr Spot SIT t15R, 2G00 Stronier
S., Scutiae Sd)llisratc:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

Safub Rtek' charlottesville"
Norboitsgde Der 2otps iIno SorreitsStrdbe.
Snuptouartier oes @eiuneberetns rMelo'
8erInmmIlineen oes Centennial Mebeer'
BeretnS" ieben 9. il1o 4. 9ielftag i'm 0lo'
not. TeIepbott - Wt. Bernon 2666 o..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

Stencgcind:
yin oelltfher Wtantt iudt ir9eno iuel6c Or
beii; StaInrbett. Aitchens ODER Ionitiec 9trbeit.
3a63uiro9en bel 5uBu Singruff, gir, 40t, a..
Rrntt' strake. (3s-iO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08
SerIanst: @anusr nnS 9uabcn.


0erlnuat:
ytobeli6reiHer eriter Gluiic bel Glein's, CIR,
800 nnS 800, @cits 4 rnutlins strufr.
(39-f0)
9Eutide 8rrlauat. 9pluiSdir.
BthersIeenten aeaen @ebaIt uno Commit
Ton. gnt5utragen bel q, Nuttluff, Gr. 1923,
@eit'Gambcns strafe. SuIit71S -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

8ertdufe aui Der bieiiaen gffeften.
90rIc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

0r. 1920 bis f122, Snrforosgbenue.
Snuptalnrtter oes o1b1Iia' Wdnuerhors".
Saue uno SommerearteU btuie al ber'
mietben. @iter BInb fir 9uffernr6fter.
Seinfte Getrdnie. 9reisYooI. 6. & g.
1eIepbon - Wlt. Bernon 1863 R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

JbHH ytut9s
Nr. 1876, Sarrifons, ndbe 2eIinetonsGtr.,
Geo. @iintbtr, IT,, gruu'go'S Bier. Dar'
mer 9unfd bon 10 bis 1 ubr Rd6mit,
tags. slle beutf6en 8dder iitb auui Pc
1u6e eineeInoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08
Steaenseiude.


Steleaeiuf:
vine Srnii in ben miitlcrcU ,Sdhrcr iubt
Stcle tilr aIaerneiHc SnI5urbeit. Had3ufrnacr
IN &r. i422, 8arrettr 2iOeuuc, 2ueufts gUiut.
(39-40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-08

WarnIanb Gbattel 2uan Giipriatiun,
$40 BITS $500 uersen rerlieben auf Mbbtln,
EtaHos ETC.. uhne Gntfernung berft;ben.
Bonn 1. Sanuar 1905 an befinben ifh nnfere
Burenug ipteoer in unferetn alien Gofale,
Gnlpert'9utIbtng, benz Seri6tsaebiube eeget'
fiber.
8trtnter CIR. 900, 23t, 233 ~(5tpeiter SIur).
ehboh'G6e 5aHette. nnb ct. gaHt.straae.
Solsenirs fir Sef8dftsfreunbe.
(giob9, 1896
The statesman., 1905-04-21
EMP0RIA, KANS.

Mrs. Anderson Wooison delight
fully entertained Wednesday after
noon and evening in honor Of Mrs.
Granderson Taylor aud Miss Virginia
johnson Of Peyton, Colo. The beau
tiiul nooms were made more attractive
by elaborate floral decorations OF tea
roses, pinks aud ferns. \ three
curse luncheon was served after
which short literary program was
rendered. Mrs Woodson was be.
c)min glY attired in black vote with
carnations; Mrs. Taylor, blue yoile
with roses, and Miss johnson wore a
blue silk shirt waist suit with carna-
tions.
The NJ. p. s, Club entertained in
honor Of Mrs. Taylor and Miss John.
son at the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs, Jiles
Elliott. The plrlors presented a
bower OF roses and ferns. The din
ing room was decorated in club col
crs. red aud greer. The guests we.e
served a two course luncheon and
music and games rounded out a de
lightful evening.
Mrs. JEFF Knox pleasantly enter.
tuned at dinner for Mrs. TAYLOR and
Miss johnson.
Mrs. A. Reeves entertained at din
ner and Mrs o. Flowers at FIVE
o'clock tea in honor ot. Mrs. Taylor
aul Miss johnson.
The statesman., 1905-04-21
ALBUQUERQUE, Nm.

Chas, Wilson, one OF our popular
young men, left for Colorado Springs
The Arro-American League met
aud reelected officers for the ensuing
year.
The A. NJ. Z. Church has complet-
ed its Easter program and great
time is expected.
Rev. II. E. Ellsworth after an i'll
ness Of three weeks, is able to be out
again.
James Coleman won the gold cane
offered as a prize By Rev. Byas, Of the
A. NJ. Z. Church. The other contest
ants are to be commended for their
efforts,
Wm. Covington who moved his fam
lily to Elpaso a few months ago, has
returned. He says that Albuquerque
is good enough for him. His family
is expected to arrive soon.
Wm. Pettis the well known athlete
has left the city. 1t is reported that
he will join the Cuban Giants ball
team.
Mrs. Ii f. Ellsworth wished to an.
nounce that she is prepared to 90
plain sewing at her home, 72i Kele,
her Ave.
Rowland Thomas, who wrote the
story Of "Fegan" in April's Collier, re
ceiyed 5000 as a prize for the best
story out Of 1900 contestants. 1t is
story Of fiction Of one Private Fe-
gan, soldier Of the 9th Infantry,
who was supposed to have deserted in
the Philippine Island aud afterwards
causing the United States a great
deal Of trouble with his a6liation with
ths Philippine army.
The statesman., 1905-04-21
PHOENIX. ARIZONA.

II anyone in the fifth Episcopa dis
trict has thought for moment that
the people Of Phoenix are dead, be.
cause they are not heard from each
week, il is indeed a mi take. We are
alive and active. When Rev. Wag-
ner same here three years ago, there
was deb, of $1,000 on the church
with only five months in which 10
save the valuable property. The peo.
pie rallied around their new standard
bearer aud in three months raised
$4,000 on the principle, and $500
back interest aud secured an extension
Of three years on the remainder.
I he FIRST Sunday Of this month Rev
Wagner again asked them to make
another effort toward paying the debt
and they rsi'ed S955 45 Much credit
is due the ladies OF the various clubs
who have labored so faithfully to this
end, and who will continue to labor
until the last penny is paid,
The statesman., 1905-04-21
Lana at .he North Pcle.

From The known set Of the currents
in the Arctic ocean and from obserya.
tions OF the tides, r. A. Harris con.
oludes that there may be tract Of
land near the North Pole. extending
from near the northwest corner OF
Banks Land or from Prince Patrick
island to point north of New sIbe-
ria.
The statesman., 1905-04-21
Information Wanted Of Jesse Ross

Wanted-Information of a long lost
brother who left Springfield, H., in
1881, coming to Denver with hotel
man, leaving his only sister. Miss
Louisa Ross.
Any information of his whereabouts
will be thankfully received with re-
ward. Address ali information to
this office, or Mrs. Louisa Ross Dun,
nigan, 1912 short Larimer ST.. Denver.
The statesman., 1905-04-21
Motor Lltcboat,

Successful experiments have been
made with a motor lifeboat at Folke
stone, England. A two-cylinder motor
Of ten horsepower was fitted to an
old lIfeboat
The statesman., 1905-04-21
Outside Of
Colorado

Rev. Wagner is man Of push, au
interesting speaker and splendid
6nancier. He says that the chnrch
will be free from debt by next fall.
The statesman., 1905-04-21
DEPARTM MENTS

Normal, Normal Preparatory, Agricultural, Indus
trial, Business, Music and Military Science.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-04
-APA1ne trl1rl7red Iogae 7nVeNeI cEIrune

~ he expert miIliner Of today must.
perforce. take a course OF instruction
b with the furrier. II she be not gifted
with an instinct for the right way of
handling the costly pelts that are en-
trusted to her for the making OF the very
smartest hats Of the season
The fur hat has reached such g furore
among the modishly dressed that more
than one furrler along the avenue-and
the side streets that abut on the avenue
are really becoming to be considered a
tride smarter than the avenue itself by
exclusives - more than one furrier has
made a contract for the season with an
expert milliuer; and behold her installed
as a permanent fixture in the furrier's
Ghopl
Or the other hand. the expert fur sewer
has found q place at the milliner's work
table: and the best Of them have been
able TO exhibit contracts for the full sea-
son. and at profitable prices. too. Evil
IDENTIFY the best-informed milliners con-
sider that the vogue Of the fur hat-al-
belt II has already had quite runs vet
iu its infancy. and that the craze Will eX-
tend rather than decrease once the wealth
or shows Indubitable signs OF settling into
traditional winter aspect.
There never was woman vet who DID
not acknowledge that the beauty and the
beeomiuQness Of furs pulled a far harder
and stronger stroke with her than did
their practical usefulness. Furs below the
face are eminently becoming. If we'll Sc
leeted. while fura above the face. while
tride more dimcult to choose. are even
more fascinating in their results than in
their more usual uses.
Not only are fur touues and turbans
in the highest esteem; hut fur trimmings
on velvet hats are among the very latest
and most successful conceits Of fashion
The careful woman who saves each and
every scrap Of fur that falls into her
possession-one refers. Of course. only to
really valuable peIts IN this connection
may well plume herself upon her fore
sight. for now or never IS the time to
put them to their best uses The all
saving art Of the furrier will take odd
pieces that seem to the uninitiated sim
ply impossible scraps. and from them he
win evolve a shaped band to face a tur-
ban, stiR little cravat to tie around the
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-04
Christ1nas lloTninS

gowns galore. OF course. too. she has
her furs; and instances are not lacking
where real ermine has been used for
those small items. although clever imita-
tions are the rule.
The modern doll not only talks but IKE
wise walks. There are some Of them
that wiz take a two-yesr-old baby's frock
TO ht them; and they are wound up BIZ
key cleverIy concealed beneath the cloth.
ing. and can make some 20 steps ali
alone. and standing rigidly upright. too.
all the time
The lingerie for those little beauties Is
Just as carefully made and as daIntfly
trimmed as Is that Of their dear lIttia
mistress. Every item is fashioned after
the most approved patterns, and many of
them are made altogether By hand. DreaN-
ing dolls ts a p0stime that many women
cling to even after they are grand
mothers; and this scribe wonders fuss
who It is that makes the DELIGHTFULLY."-
nodish lingerie that the best OF the New
York toy shops are showing this season.
There are pieces that the most welcomed
baby In the land might weH wear: ard
handwork is conspicuous by its very large
use. OF course, most Of the little uinfa.
ture garments are machine made: but
handwcrk is conspicuous upon q roodiv
proportion.