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HOOKS AND AUTHORS.

Kiplng's method OF work presents a
direct anti thesis TO that Of the German
scholar The English novelist spends only
about ten hours a day at his desk. but he
is a systematic worker going about h7
writing at the same time every morning
A friend OF the author who has seen him
lately says that he has grown very thin
and looks much more than the thirty nine
years that stand 10 his account. II would
seem that he has never quite recovered
from his serious illness in New York, and
that the death Of his little daughter had
deepened his spirituality-a quality quite
lacking in his earlier writings and exqui-
sitelv manifested in the gem Of his latest col
lection Of stories-the daring combination
of the actual and the idylhc embodied in
They" Kiplings favorite form OF recrea-
ton. as every one knows, is motoring. and
he takes a boyish delight in redisco7enng
England with his hand on the brake An
American author who met him last summer
warned him 10 be careful not to let his
enthusiasm make him run his machine on
the island.
You've Noguchi. the Japanese writer, tells
an entertaining story in the March Critic
Of how the new school of Japanese actors
are Interpreting and presenting Hamlet
and aOtheno' to the public OF Toxic. The
entire cast OF characters has been changed
IN conform with japanese dramatic ideals.
Hamlet is princely and romantic character
a student at the famous Japanese Uni
varsity at Kyoto, where his friend Hordtio
is also a student. The Japanese Prince
~ Denmark does not fare forth upon an
pr,la ak .nrtv nal
and the immortal soliloquy TO be or not
to be- is entirely omitted, its philosophical
phrases being impossible on the Japanese
stage Blanca in japanese appears as
n geisha girl from the Shinbashi OF TOXIC.
Opbelid's song, since IL would be con-
sidered as quite outre for japanese LADY
to sing popular song, il reproduced by the
monograph Most Of the characters wear
American dress and the curious mingling
of ancient and present day costumes, even
the warbling Of the phonograph disturbs
in no wise the sense OF the proprieties TO
the serene Oriental mind.
Owen Johnson. whose new book In the
Name Of Liberty, IL sometimes challenged
for its resemblance to Dickens : story OF the
French Revolution. confcs=es with shame
that he never read a Tale Of Two Cities
and has never seen the play. His book is
study Of the scenes and events OF the Terror
in which Marat and Robespierre and their
confreres appear az names only whhe
real dramatis persof~ are the common
folk OF the street The author is the son
Of the associate editor Of the Century Maya
zinc. a Yale graduate and author Of Arrows
Of the Almighty which was published
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PUBLICATIONS.
Harper's Book News
John Van Buren,
Politician

Like plums in pudding, this
novel of political life is filled with
anecdotes and humorous expert
ences of the most tempting sort
1t is the story of young lawyers
rise in politics in present-day
New York. The City Hall the
police courts, ammany Hall,
and the methods OF Bosses" and
"machine politics" are all brought
in with telling accuracy.
In fact, the author has been
through the mill as his hero goes
through it, and vouches for the
unvarnished truth of the nara
tive. Politics, as the game is
played in New York, has had no
more exact or more interesting
portrayal than it receives in this
novel.
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PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
Forbes Robertson to Revive Hamlet"
Mary MannerlnS's New Play.

Forbes Robertson's engagement at the
hmckerbocker Theatre will end on March
49, His last week will be devoted to re-
nval Of Hamlet
Mary Mannering will appear Mt the Cri-
'enon Theatre on Tuesday. March "A, in
Nancy Stair, a dramauzation by Paul
VI Potter Of the popular novel by Elinor
Niolrtney Lane
victor Herbert and his orchestra will
Wss.ine their Sunday night concerts at the
majestic Theatre on Sunday week. The
Tr9!hcert- are under the personal direction Of
b. clayton, Mir. Herbert's manager
ne benefit Tor Joseph Holland viii be
Nyen 90 the Metropolitan Opera House
onfnday March q Fve-y prominent actor
sINIn several hundred miles Of town will
axe part
r, The members Of the Amateur Comedy
ln witnessed the second performance
FRANK heenan's company at the Berke-
G Lycelm Theatre last night az the guests
" thelr president. II 5. Borden Tho public
~ excluded and the amateur actors and
l7enis enjoyed a family affair They
. w. 'NrIr own ushers, and refreshments
ne e'Fod m ono Of tho waiting rooms.
Iu' iif"h performance % tho stock
M 'hfaut at Proctor's Fifty-eiRhth Street
.1,a'r' vas celebrated Yesterday by the
49,. non ri photographs Of the leading
,tPer- a, souvenirs and a reception on
.-4 7.4f". at which the patrons Of the house
a..a ,' y.aFer- were introduced by Man
tse' VI Robinson and Stage Manager
~ 0'S Theatre party in honor Of Manager
n'-e"' Theatre Brooklyn, waa given there
".is So many wanted 20 attend
c,, .'- 9a could not get in There was a
49, Tar so couples after the show. and
b,5 .t-' play, When We Dead Awaken, 4"
r5,t, ,''' production in America last
h. H' Richardson Theatre, Oswego.
yin 'anphcllS company. which
Aer' Tuesday. " y ''''. "'' '''''''' : MA u =
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TO THE COMMUTERS
And Other Patrons of the
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD:
No.. 3.

All American railroads have recently been compelled TO
bear heavy and continuous increase in the for main
tenance equipment fuel supplies and labor but these roads
have been largely reimbursed by the rapid increase OF their
profitable freight traffic The Long Island Railroad the
other hand carrying relatively little freight cannot rely
upon increased freight earnings for meeting increased ex
renses while its ougo increases rapidly than that OF
other roads because OF its growing shorthau bust
ness, which is, most steam railroads. Improbable.
AS the cost OF doing every other business has greatly
increased patrons will think il surprising that the cost
doing railroad business has increased The operating
pense OF the Long Island Railroad have increased 10 cent
during the past years. while the earnings have increased
only IS per The largest single increase in operating
expense in labor which $3.50 45 than
did years agoan increase OF rs per The increase
OF fuel has been S504 $751; upwards Of $50 per
Altogether the Of operation in 1904, 100000
more than it was 1894 while the earnings increased only
81 900. In 1894 the net income OF the company
S5ls655 while in 1904 there deficit Of $2752o5 Mean
while passenger have remained the level fixed
when operating costs very much lower.
In spite Of the increasing Of operation, the railroad
has continued make heavy expenditures for maintenance
and improvements spending S2235l2e in 1904 for this pur
pose and has under way extraordinary Improvements
which will give to the Island unrivaled facilities
For several years the railroad has lost considerable
fraction OF every passenger carried mile but
as il is unable to larger from development Of
through freight and passenger traffic. 1t has been forced TO
the upon its shohau passenger business The
increased revenue should compensate part for the changed
business conditions Furthermore it should enable the road
TO raise more easily the large for the improved
tons with the North West and for the identification and
the other Improvements Of the system which will enable to
give thoroughly efficient service the public,
W. F. POTTER
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Offices OF the
Long Island R. R. Co.,
March 2, 1905.
.B.UE. AChTE GONE.
She and Vino. Eames WIN Return Next
seasOn-One More Opera Concert.

Nine Ackta sailed Yesterday on La
Breta gne Before her departure she ar
ranged by cable that she would sing ak
times at Covent Garden in June. She will
appear as Marguerite, Juiiete, Elisabeth
and Eva She il to meet Mr.. Conried in
Paris to settle the arrangements for her
return 20 the Metropolitan next winter.
Nine. Eames is to sing twelve times next
season at the Metropolitan at the close OF
her concert tour. Probably few changes
will be made in the personnel or the com
pany 20 far ns the principal singers are
concerned
Mr. Conried has decided to give another
Sunday concert at the Metropolitan,
although most of the members of the opera
company start for Boston in the morning
Nine de Macoh and NJ. Giraldoni, Josef Hof-
mann and Fritz Kreisler will be the soloists.
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four years ago, when the writer was %
years old,
The April number Of the Worlds Work
will be "A Russian number Information.
photogrt phs. opinions will be presented
dealing with the causes that underhe the
present grave situation and illuminating
the stupendous problems which confront
the Russian people.
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PUBLICATIONS

streets on Jan. Q. pleaded guilty in the
Supreme Court yesterday Of granddaughter
in the first degree and will be sentenced
to-day. He may get twenty years.
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Stree, Murderer Escape, thc chair.

Thomas Donegan Of the Yakie- Yakes,
known az @Nne Eyed who shot James
Brennan dead at Catharine and Madison
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ADJUSTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
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SYSTEM-Ediled by A. w. Shaw.

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MACHINEAI.

POWER POWER
Million horso power without fuel without cost
avrSuga'e. WA. GC1NDON. care VIM. Cleary,
I- South St.. Ncw Nork.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-09
MILFORD DISTRICT FOR GOOD ROADS.
Is the First to Take Advantage of the New
Lava Fine Stretch of Road

Is the First to Take Advantage of the New
Lava Fine Stretch of Road
The first permanentroad building in
lower Delaware under the provisions
of the new and popular good roads
act, passed after many revisions by
the recent Legislature is now about to
begin. President Aaron Woodruff of
the Kent County Levy Court, will be-
gin the work of building the public
road in the tenth district on Monday,
and a two-mile stretch has been Sc
lected from Milford to Tub Mill. The
road will be built after the Telford
system, being first graded and crowned,
then covered with hard clay, and that
will be topped with fine gravel, The
Milford district, which has thus be-
come the most progressive in the State
by raising its $4,000, 81, 900 each year,
to cover the States similar apportion.
ment of So, 1000 has not stopped here.
On the south side of Milford the per.
manent road making will begin at the
same time under the direction of Levy
Courtman Joseph Gray Davis, of Sus
sex under whose jurisdiction this worl
is to be done.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-09
DrdggedsDOWn
Feeling
In the loins.

Nervousness, undressing sleep, despon-
dency.
1t is time you were doing something.
The kidneys were anciently called the
reins-in your case they are holding the
reins and driving you into serious trouble.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-09

GIeauIngs Gathered From All Parts OF the State
About Your Friends and NeighbOrs and
Their DOlngs During the Week.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-09
colored Bidders Saved Church.

st. Paul's A. M. E. Church (colored)
at Harrington, was sold at sheriff's
sale Wednesday afternoon at Harring-
ton. The amount for which the church
was seized was $2579s. The bids ran
up to 1859 against the trustees of the
church, who feared they would lose
the property. In despair they bid an
extra fifty cents and the auctioneer
struck the property down to them. The
colored brethren had their money
ready, and as soon as the sale was
over stepped, upand handed the entire
amount to the sheriff.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-09
About

A. c. YATES & co.

The statement above, printed
week after week in our newspaper
announcements, is a strong claim
but true one.
We want that statement to be
taken at its face value by every
reader of our advertisements.
If you want evidence of its cor
rectness we will take you through
our shops on the fifth and sixth
floors of this building, where all
our clothes are made, and show
you how every operation in the
building of Yates-made garment
is performed: we will show you
how much better than the ordinary
is the work in our clothes-from
cloth inspector to presser.
We will prove to you that Yates
made Clothes are the best clothes
made and the best clothing value
given in the United States.
The Mems Store of Philada.
A. c. YATES & co.
Chestnut and 18th.
Philadelphia, Pa.
THOS. MCCOY, Salesman.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-09

Burdock Blood Bitters gives a man
a clear head, an active brain, strong
and vigorous body-makes him fit for
the battle of life.
Eczema, scald head, hives, itchiness
Of the skin of any sort instantly re-
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Group instantly relieved. DIR.
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Never fails. At any drug store.
No such thing as Summer com
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Wild Strawberry is kept handy. Ma
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bowels.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-09
SOME HELPFUL THOUGHTS
FOR SMYRNA TO CONSIDER
HOME PRIDE SHOULD BE THE WATCH WORU
OF EVERY CITIZEN IN THIS VICINITY.
is an Article Entitled "DeaIer VS.. Mail Orders
the Williamsburg Journal Tribune Sets
Forth Some Timely Questions.

Forth Some Timely Questions.
Should home industries be pro-
tected?
Are opera houses, high schools, banks
hotels, public libraries, church, doc
tors, etc., desirable in your immediate
neighborhood?
What is the opera house for? For
public gatherings and entertainments.
Good entertainment costs money. De-
stroy the home town industries and
the home town spirit languishes and
dies. With the town gone the people
go.
Who will then pay for first class en-
tertainments?
Who will then support the high
school?
Who will patronize the first class
hotels and banks?
Who will keep up the churches?
What first class preacher or doctor
will come to dead town? They will
go Where the people are.
Where are the people going? To
the large cities. Why? Because too
many people are sending their money
to the large cities. When money goes
to the large cities. the good teachers,
good preachers, good doctors follow
them to get the money-yoqr money.
The result will be poor teachers in
your home schools, poor preachers In
your churches, doctors that you are
afraid to employ, druggists who CAM
fill prescription safely.
Can you expect first class professiona
men to remain in your locality wher
you send your money to the city? No
When you patronize mail order
houses you play into the city pluto
Gratis purse. Hcw? By killing home
industries, driving skillful doctors anG
teachers to the city because they can
afford to stay with you.
You deprive your children of good
teachers, your wife and children of SO
cial life, your entire family of gooC
medical service and religious oppor
tunity, turning over all these benefit
to the city man. Is the city man bet
ter than you are? Is he to have en-
tertainments and expert professions
service and you take what's left?
Buy at home and keep your none
in your home town. Unless you d
you will soon have no town, no re
spectacle schools, no churches, no sc
cial pleasurs. Just hum-drum routine
like horses and cows.-Williamsbur
Journal Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-09

The dredging of the channel of Elk
River from Cedar Point to Elktop has
been started.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-09
DELAWARE COLLEGE
NEWARK DELAWARE.
Will Reopen September II, 1905.

Offers fine opportunities to young men
for preparation for the several callings of
life.
Fine new Gymnasium one of the most
valuable and attractive features.
Examinations for Entrance held on Friday
and Saturday, June 2Sd and oath, at any of
the following places at which applicants
may notify the President OF their Intention
to appear, VIZ: Middletown, Smyrna,
Dover, Seaford, Laurel, Georgetown, Mil
ford and Lewes.
Examinations will also be held at the
College on September 18th and 18th for
such candidates as may prefer to take the
examinations at that time. Candidates who
may fail in some subjects in June may ap-
pear in September after reviewing the work
in which they were found to be deficient.
Tuition free to all students from Del
aware,
For catalogues or other information,
/ write to
GEO. A. HARTER,
PRESIDENT.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-09

It has not yet been determine ed
whether the Japanese ENJOYS are
really dumb or whether they are af-
fiicted with speakers cramp.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-09
Hoods CdrsGpdriiid

Acts with the most direct. beneficial effect
on the kidneys. II contains the best and
safest substances for correcting and toning
these organs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-06

Put he did what he could. Not a
week of the long winter passed by
without bunch of lighthouses flowers
from the yicarage conservatory; not a
| day went by without visit from him
! 1t was wonderful how often he
found timc to drop in at the school,
and it was singular how often on his
daily walk he found himself outside
the cottage gate taking to May. as she
stood in the little garden or sat by the
window.
! With Carrie he at once established
perfect understanding. Carrie, blue
eyed and bucyant, full of fun-which
not even the trouble could quench-at
once took to the handsome, good
natured vicar
He lent her books. sent her the new
magazines, gave her lessons in skating
and lawn-tennis, and was, as Carrie
said one day. like a brother.
| AS matter Of fact, Carrie had
never been happier in her life than
now; certainly not so happy in the
days Of Gresham House and grandeur
Though May refused all invitations
to dinner for both of them, she did
not make any objection to Carries go
ing out to teas and small festivities,
and Carrie, long before the winter
had gone, was quite a popular per.
sonage, and welcome not only at the
squire's, but at the doctors and the
lawyers, and at every house which
she visited.
Yet, Notwithstanding, the strong
bond Of love between the two girls
was never loosened for an hour.
There was no one in the wide worl1.
in Carries eyes, like May, and May
watched over her with all the old low
ing care and solicitude.
To be continued.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-06
The Hebrew in America.

Not the least interesting Of the
many anniversaries for which prepare,
ton is all the while in progress will
be that for which arrangements are
now making, the celebration of the
first landing of the Jews in this
country. .Ae occasion will be made
one of rejoicing, as it ought to be.
Here this long-persecuted people eX.
perlcnced degree Of religious and
personal liberty to which for many
centuries the race had been strangers
They have realized their opportunities
and improved them. Just now there
seems to be new departure among
some of the representatives of the
race in this country. They are mani,
Testing an attraction back to the soil
in instances that seem to be ali the
while growing more numerous. AS a
rule, they have not engaged to any
great extent in the country's funda-
mental industry, but during the past
and present years colonies of them
have come into public notice Boston
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