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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-19

kltI kOtAs Ill V foreign market For years past Amer ican consuis abroad have written re- ports and given advice upon this sub ject. and warned American shippers to foreign ports that they must con form to the business methods of the countries where they expect to cell their goods. All this agi- tation. however. has not made the American shipper as wise as he should be.
 In recent report from United States Consul McSaliy. in Belgium. some very appropriate hints are given as to how 10 increase American foreign trade. He says that American manufacturers contemplating an entrance into foreign markets must show their products possess the merit claimed for them. and mus, meet the traditional trade customs. especially in the all important matter of credit Buyers abroad de- sire to see the goods before paying for them. and as this right is freely ac- corded them by the manufacturers of other countries. they cannot understand vhy American manufacturers do not follow the same policy. rn many cities of Europe the retail dealer extends to his customers . credit Of six months or . year. and manufacturerS of the larrer European countries sell eoods on any terms 10 suis the retail buyer. The coosuI exprsssee the opinion that vhen American msauascfurers mees those of other countries in open oom- petition both ,n the quality of the ees1s aad h the terms of crsdi. shs uarkess vffI he shesrs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-19
Senator Chandler Kept Things Lively.

' tS 08Aa NAkGs0 tS = prospect that Mr. Chandler m ay again be senator from New Hamp- shire. He would be welcomed back in the senate, where he was one of the liveliest members of that rather son. bre body. He was . good deal like .
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-19

public question of any kind arises that does not interest Chandler. and on which he does not have his say in one form or another. and to which he does not usually contribute illuminat- ing thoughts and good advice On tho other hand. there is hardly . popular subject which does not afford Chandler vehicle for his well known wit and satire.
 The ex-Senator has been having lot of fun recently with candidates for the presidential nomination in 1908. He hrst sat down and wrote | letter to Vice President Fairbanks in which he praised the latter's ability as a statesman, expressed admiration for his conservatism, predicted great popu- larity for him as a candidate. and wound up by saying that he, Fair banks was the ideal candidate for tho presidency in 1908 In a minute hand Chandler added a postscript to the effect that he mad written similar letter to Secretary Taft, Secretary Shaw. Postmaster-General Ccrtelyou and Senator Foraker Mr. Fairbanks did not at first notice this postscript, and he sat down and wrote . very ap- preciative reply to MT. Chandler, thank ing him for the expressions of conf- dence he had uttered, and saying that there vas no warrant for the public use of his name in connection with the presidential nomination. but he was very grateful to Mir. Chandler for the latfer's preferred support
 The waggish statesman did write similar letters to all the other candi- dates. but attached the qualifying post script. and they all appreciated the i,umor. ss did Mir Fairbanks when his attention was called to the little joker Secretary Shaw cut the postscript oil his letter and sent word to Chandler he was going to use the latter in his campaign. and exploit the New Hamp- shire man as the original Shaw man.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-19
Informality at the Capital.

HE late Senator Hanna, of Ohio, was the originator of the al fresco breakfast. During the latter days of the Mckinley re-
 gime, the Ohio senator occupied the Don Cameron house, diagonally across Lafayette square from the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-19

On, Door Breakfast, .. Whit. Hou..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-19
FOR SALE,

{ In .,Wolcotf- Conn, | farm ineo Q8 acres. delightfully."- situated. Let me show the residence on Bellevue ave nue, little west of Highland avenue Terms easy.
 Call at Fire and Plate Glass Insur. ance and Real Estate once of
 D. H. TlERNEY.
 l67 BANK STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-19
Fl Poem for Coday COURA AGE
 By Celia Thaxter
By celia Thaxter

THE poetry of Celia Thaxser- says warners Lfbrary cs the Worlds Best Literature suggests the hsppv results for literature when poetic h. spiratiou from imaginative stimulus lets shaf inspiration dominate without confusing weakening f with others wifh Mrs Thaxter such . ssnnuius was the . she wrote srrninG but N . singer that she vfn survive in American irsrsfnrel~ Mrs Thaxfer, who born in fs3e died in is34
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-19

1W that the warm. bal my spring weather has ct in. the presIien. and his family gre enjoying their meals a' srescc. As . ruie they take their brsakfast ir the open air. and uniess entertain ing . tarR num-
 r of h5enfp
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-19
To Extend American rnda

ROM the mum Der of reports written
 upon the subject. one would suppose that American ex- porters long ere this had learned the lesson of how to extend their trade. and how best to show on Shxs~ ~A1Ar s1 =
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-19
WASHINGTON LETTER
Ex-g1UATo1 CHANDLER \ WAC
 oISH SrATEslEAu.
RoosEvELTs LIVE IN OPEN
Lats Senator Hanna Originated tho Al Fresco Breakfast-McKinlsy { Fond of Taking Morning
 Neal on Veranda,

\ 5 Fl l N GTON. - There are few public men who get moro fun out of life as they 60 along than does ex-6enator "Bilr's Chandler of New Hampshire. for some years past the head of the Spanish Claims Com mission. No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-31
Ny Impressions
OF the Fair

who when he Is at home makes
two million dollars per day in treas
ury notes on hand press. She X
ray machine where We made the
startling discovery that the bones in
eur forcarms are less than an inch
in diameter. the exhibit of the In
dian schools where the arithmetic
lesson Of Emma Beaver Claws Is
mounted next To the neat spelling
list OF Helen Knocking Face or Hes
sic nig beaver. and where one who
sees the beautiful handiwork OF
these dusky seions dying race
may ponder upon b coon the civil
liEed hand forEcts cunning the
State department where may be seen
Washlnstons sword and pearl
handled eve glasses and the gold
knohbed cane left by him In Frank
Inns will. the Alaskan exhibit with
tts mammoth tusk. as f12fG gold
nugget. It's glossy pclls aud CLEAN
Ing minerals and what Is most In
terestiuK. because most unfamiliar,
the section devoted 90 the Philip
pine Islands Not a nook nor cor.
uer 81 the great building but ~
worthy ones attention In the Phil
lppine annex d q collection 81 wea-
pons Of warfare from the different
tribes
Primitive architecture IL shown
hy the hut Of a Negrlto ehteftain.
of woven bamboo strips witha thick
Is matched roof Most Interesting
10 me we're the primitive tools the
bamboo pillow. whose only metal Is
= piece OF iron at tho point. tbs bam-
hno harrow with branches cut on
and sharpeued below In lieu Of teeth
hard wood pitchfnrks and riee-mills
With postee Of stope We saw a
Filipino family cigar sums eight
inches IN length. which i llghted
and suspended from the ceiling Tor
the use % old and Young 81 both
sexes The beautiful woven nurl
palm leaf mats. the fan =ahaped
hrooms OF lsza grass. the hats WOW
en- OF fine. smooth strips Of bamboo.
the hand carved furniture and skill
ful sliversmithlng all testify 20 the
remarkable manual dexteflly Of our
Is and brethren.
II you should ask the Star Man
what weighed upon him most. he
would probably reply with a good
natured Erimaee. Well. next 10
getting EN- started before ten
O'Clock In the morning the worst
thisg was 90 keep from losing EN-
after you got there" fsit once
We turned the tables on him After
repeated trials all % us except the
star Man we're assembled At the
entrance Of the Federal Building
ready for our walk home across the
Bridge of Nations. A searching
party was organized Failing 10
find him peruslng The love letters
In the Dead Letter exhibit Ne turn
ed our steps toward the Smithsonian
Institute collection. where Ne fin
ally discovered him in rapt eoaiem-
plati0N Of the Triccratupa nrorsus
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1906 feet high. stands on ground ie0e
fcei above the city and the Wow H.
magnificent Ia tho foreground are
tho city squares, ihickly dotted with
the trees for whose beauty Portland
IN famous. beyond. the Willamette,
apanned by bridges aud bordcred
with green. and TO the north the
mighty Columbia. Far up stream
We could plainly see the mountain
gorge which IL has broken through
the Cascades Ga reach the sea North
OF the Columbia lies stately 81 Hell
ems. with CLEAN OF white over her
shoulder which the Portland people
say Is Rainier do you believe itf#=
and a little east IL Mount Adams.
giittering dome OF snow East OF
tho city lies Mount Hood and south
east a glimpse OF another nnow-cnp.
Mount Jefferson "a We stood
gazing upon this superb panorama
~ mountain. hin and river. the rays
OF the setting sun began 90 touch
tho cleaning slopes Of Mount Hood
with rose pink. holiotrane, and gold
As the sun sank lower the more
ufllilAAt MUGS tAhf AAA ~ fhf Af"h
transparent purple Of twilight. aud
as our ear wound slowly down TO
the ciiya level We could eth
catch glimpaea OF the cold blush
white color no artist could ever true
~ portray The Bplondor of that
sunset We shall mover forget
What impressed me moat2 oh
yes. Mr. Editor. I had almost for
gotten 20 tell. What il most likely
20 have made the most definite and
lasting impr islon 10 not the mani.
mate furm1 ~ mountain or river.
statue or dome. but the human ele-
mcnt the quaint humof Of Exact
iy saekett. tho simple Scottish dia-
lcct on the tongue Of the old man
~ the burns cottage the .sayonara
OF the little black haired lnsaie In
the japanese tea garden II 10 these
things which viii live Ia our mem
oriea. for they have reached our
hearts.
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BY lou A Chase

BY lou A. Chase.
II is we'll known thaat bridal
couples and school teachers can be
recognized US far as YOU can see
them Anropos OF this fact the fol
lowing story Is told A party Of
pedagogues LEFT town one day for an
outing mutually agreeing not 20 dis
close their occupation 60 the cold
criticism OF an unsympathising pub
lie A small boy perehed barefoot
on the railway platform. shouted
dcrisively. First class in geography
stand up"
Some of the Stars party thought
Il would be n diversion to lay aside
their professional airs and manners
and for one brief week pose as we'll
TODD women OF the world having
carte blanche az the table d'hote Of
the American Inn On the first day
out. however. they were accosted hy
two total strangers with This II
the way. fellow teachers Go The Ed
ucational Exhibit" So they gave it
up. took their little note books from
their hiding places and proceeded To
~do" the Fair In true pedagogical
fashion
One bright morning our party.
accompanied by Hon. Joseph ship
pen OF Seattle and che ever depend
able Star man. truoped into the low
"thackiI cottage % the Bard % Ave
We we're welcomed By a gentle old
Scotchman with the real Highland
accent rich upon his tongue The
but" (kitchenl With It's homemade
presses and eurtained bed The ben"
timer reoml with It's old fashioned
spinning wheel and reels and It's
cat cake baker before the fire. the
"hyre" With stalls FOR the 'kye- aud
the barn beyond. formed the hum
be dwelling % the peasant poet
Prevailed upon by Mr. shipper. the
old man gave as the opening stanzAs
ot Tam oShanteF'' In a way that
stirred every drop 81 Scotch blood IN
our veins "Hut I Gamma sing. he
protested 10 all our urging Nothing
daunted. We took up the plaintive
strains Of eYe Banks and Braes OF
Bonnie Doom aud made the air
ring with that sweetest o. all the
lays Of Scotland. Annie Laurie
Almost all OF the seriously In
struetive matter AZ the Fair Is con
tanned in the Federal Building. oud
4 is we'll worth a large share Of
ones time The miniature harhor
with It's ships and submarine mines.
the floating dry-dock. the dies from
the Philadelphia mint which will
stamp 30 coins per minute. the De-
partment o. Engraving aud Printing
presided over by a gealal old soul
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and the Dinosaurs steKoaavrus
unEulatuH-luraasle We had always
supposed that newspaper men were
concerned with live issues only.
The Trail al night Weird and
unranny with It's flarlng lights ita
lneesaant din, It's grotosquo figures
aud glimpaos Of painted faces. IL
seems a world In miniature. A.
one enters his vars are bomhurded
by the harsh tones 81 the street
fakir. the snarl of wild animals.
snatehes OF dlseordant song and
monotonoua music. and over all
the deafoning clangor'of the Orient
al temstum.
sPiek out which show you'll go
10. said the Star Man. they
won't any OF EN- hurt me"=and
under his truaty guardianship We
yentured forth Attracted by the
etrldent tones aud fierce aud hrist-
ling moustnchIaa Of tho Turks at
the entrance We afrayed into the
Streets Of Cairo In a row, patient
and smiling. knelt Alice. Holy Moses
and the New Jerusalem The mos
lens seized upon the smallest and
most lnoftensiye member Of the
party aud tossed her upon the front
edge Of tho gaylY-eolorod saddle
which adorned the hump OF Huly
Moses The Star Man. who TIPS the
beam at 1917. elambercd 20 a seat
aft holding firmly by the stern
sheets Tho only thlEs that the
aforesaid Meek Member can recall
% the next half minute Is the ap-
pallinK sensation ST being pitched
violently forward az Holy Moses.
with ereaking Joints and diaapprov-
ing Froans, slowly lifted the Star
Man akYward or the Wild ride.
pursued by Hhrlekiug Arabs. the
Meek Member has little recollection.
but her first act upon regaiuinE
consciousness vas In take out her
little note book and carefully record
this item for the future instruction
OF her science class THE eamal
lCamelus Arahieual gcgs up with It's
hind feet first
We should like II see Homer Davs
export eartouuiat and animal fan
cier. entrusted with tho task %
making the lion aud the lamb Ito
doR together We believe he
could do Il II any one could from
the urlght topaz kittens that purr
you a welcome At the entrance who
ever knew a HchuolmaFm who didn't
have deep seated fondueaa for
CATS the African Jungle hen which
reaches IN an inuulaifiVc head in
greeting. the tall cranes. the finE
doves real dove color these. the
Young ducks yellow balls 81 down
uuderfoot. TO the ap'uudld Arabian
ateeda with their aFehed necks aud
glossy coats. golden ~ the sunlight
there's not one inhahitant % The
Davenport farm that isn't a living
example 81 peace on earth. good-
will to men And when Davenport
himself tall. grave. deliberate and
kindly. grcota you Ike friend IN
"a aad % a stranger and orders hiH
beautiful Arabs led out Tor your ad.
mlfaflon. you viii agree. as did ve
that there r. no corner o. the Fl
position grounds 50 allurins And
III yun love horses. Davenport viii
love you. and give you a aeanou'u
card % admission TO tss grounds. IS
hs did our party
On the last evening % our HiaY
We we're informed By phone from
the observatory that the sky Was
clear and decided - repeat our Wait
20 Portland Heights. The tower
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pARis AUG siit u announced
that TIE government ts 10 demand
an spalaay and indemnity from Aes
rocco faf the imprisonment % The
Algerian subjects ilaaaain. me
me uaunaiua' release II not salts
factory "a Minister Rauvier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-31

tThis Is the third article 81 the
series 81 Impressions 81 thc fnir
by the popular school teachers of
this state who won free trips to
Portland In tho recent contest cen
Quoted hy The star This article Is
BY Miss Lou A, chase. teacher IN
the Walla Walla achool. EditorA
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Fine Swiss Handksr-
chiefs With pretty enbroid-
cred corners. assorted patterns
20 choose from. fuil size ana
psrfect condition. worth l9c
each. Friday price ....t...1Oe
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WAS mo HFT
FRANK LICKED HIM

a Frhnk. y driver aud. Jack. :
q an Ice cream mixer for the =
. ROYAL Dairy near Thlrd and :
/. Pike. attempted 20 uax up In a :
. fight "wednesday evening but =
/. were prevented BY other ON =
q ployea
= Il la said that Jack. although .
= an unasrlinE. Be- very fond of =
= trying 10 boaH everybody and =
. this NHa the cause Of the irou- :
. bic witch has been brewing for =
. several DAYS Jack Is hig .
= huakY but waa unable 10 han .
q die a mere boy who took CT :
eeptlon to his actions earlier :
= in the dAy and as a eonss .
. ouonee WAa knocked down .
a twice and badly shaken 40.
Prank laid for larh Tor :
= nearly an hour and saa heart :
Ily disguised when the peace
q makers arrived.
Il 4 a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-31

A choice selection Of Normandy
VnIeneieunca and Imitation
Dueheas Lace Edges and inHer-
tiona Up 10 9 inches vide. new
embroidered sehiioped edges
with fine net top. suitable for
trimming fine underwear ETC.
worth 10 sgc yard. Friday price
fOf
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e HEApAcAE PoWpERs foe.

should never be without a box %
Dr. simpsons Famous Head
ache rowdcrs--A speedy and
certain cure for headaches Of all
origins. Including sick. nervous
bilious or hystcria. Free from
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Friday. only ...s. ........10c
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200 WHITE WASTING Zoe.

aNn w ~ = " fAN0 NV AkAs
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For fall wear. ia neat woven fig
ufen. width - inches, numbers
perfectly regular value zoe yard,
Friday price =. ..s.s Toe
lie SHAKER FLANNEL Toe.
Cream Twilled Shaker Flannel
In good. strong. heavy quality.
fine for winter underwear OF
nightiea. 2s inches wide. regular
value nc yard Friday price
s....,,... $500. ..,.. ,+t.s Zoe
f4o ToWELiNG Zoe.
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wide. very durable quality. reg
ular iic yard. Friday price -.
i5o PILLOW MUSLIN Zoe.
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Friday price :. .t........siOc
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aud viii wear spiendidly. reEu-
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asn lAcEa 100.

Point de Veniae Appliauea. Bands
nud HeadinFa In atfnight ana
irregular edges thnt can be sep
nrated and Hppliqued. new open
work patterns 10 select from,
worth 10 Soc yard. Friday price
............. .....# Zoe
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2 BOXES slhcKoLA Zoe.

bares Blackoia. the best Zoe shoe
dressing on the market. Friday
price .. ..sst .ts...-..... Zoe
2se WALL POCKETS Toe.
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fer outlining. bound with tape
binding. assorted styles FOR SOU
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DAY price q. 49,. .-.+..+. 1Oc
i5e BooTEEs ioe.
Infants Knitted nootecs Color
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regular price i5f. Friday Toe
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Friday OIL. ..... ...-. ..... Zoe
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4 most unusual thing 10 be able
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csc SUN HoNNETS too.
Wumru's and Children'H Sun Bon
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900 yards 81 Cream scfim.
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one 81 the most seFfiesable
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fm SWISS toe

1000 yards e-iuch Swiss in
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2oo ,KeRcHiEF cENTERs zoe.

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2se TALcum POWDER 2 FOR

Not much Of hence the
Tsicum and Baby Pow
crs-Peffumed. FOR adults and
babies. formerly 2se = can. 81
cans 10 close out Friday az. for
"a
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SILK Maine Nelliuga- IN black and
staple coiors. double widths very
finest quality. suitable for maxi
Ing fancy neck bows or face
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price 81. 49,. ...... ...... Toe
25o TURNOVER COLLARS ioo.
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patterns 10 select from. worth
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25o VEtLlNGs foe.
Fancy silk Net VeilinRs-Fuii 10
inches wide. IN black and staple
eoi0rs. plain or fancy ueahea.
with Or without wired chenille
dots. worth &c yard. Friday
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ise sfLKoLiNgs Zoe.

$50 yards - inch Figured
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and new Oriental designs
and eolarinss. sold bY the
best speciality stores at ibc.
Friday ss..s-. ...+.4 Zoe
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8e LAcEs Zoe.


French Naleuefenues Lace Edges
and Observation-Disclosures width
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yard pieces. worth 2Be piece.
Friday price .. ....- .lOr
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80 SILK FRlNoEs Zoe.

iilk Tnasal Fringe. ia all the
dainty color combinations.
pinka. blues. Sne greens.
ETC. regular price he pair.
Friday s..4 ..... Toe
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4 variety Of chiffon ana Taffeia
SIX Judy Huehing In black
and q few colOrs, very nicely
finished. worth 20 lie yard. FRI
day prise. I yards for Toe