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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-03
BODY AND BRAIN
NEED BUILDING UP.
The Past Winter Made q Black Mark
In Medical Annals For Its
Enormous Crop Of Deaths.

Experience has Proven, and Physi
clans Agree, that Meningitis, Ner.
YOU Prostitution, Malaria Fevers
and Similar Diseases are Best
Warded off and Cured by the
Regular Use Of Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-03

me Swim Specific Company, Atlanta, 60
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08
@etterberiht.

ESetterberidst.
CUR "A etunbsu subenb = ubr Tor9ens, Q. Ssptbr.
@afbtnsto n, 8. Sspt.-
Sir Snbiana: S45n beute &benb nnb
am Samitas +; mdbise Semperatar.
2ocats@ etterberi9t
S@5m beate glbenS unb am Samftas.
9termoreterifane.
S6@fe 9erlperatur. 1890. " Grab
glieSrisfe 9emperatur. 81
@. z. SIbtbs
Sections Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08
Yeli;euiaes.

Noah W c8reepep 845
SosbrDot StroBe, murbe unter Der
Nntlaee bss 2lsinbisbfabis berbaftst.
Or ipa R9 Dor Wonatsfrif elm i'm
9emds 8ebduoe ffebsnbss Tabrrao on=
qeeienet baben. Den Beamten Simon
uno Blaming tuuroe isin signalsmsnt
esasbsn unb bann ma&ten f9 bisiel.
ben auf Der Su9s nod ibm.
gbarIes Goier aus Nor-
tpooo, Der auf einen 0erbaftsbsfebl bin
in Der pOli3ifiatiOn ab9eIiefert muroe,
ioa ih einen &ebolpsr nit ben, Ser.
Iu&e In bic 8af&e 9sfsdt baben, benz
i,lben bel Der nd4ftsn pafsnosn @ele.
gerbeit CUR gerwsnouns su bringen.
CHARLES miro. fals iduloig bsfunosn,
FIR Die sa9e i&wer su leioen baben.
e Nortb. elm II Sabre
alter Siinslin. tpuros als @eissssHadt.
ling berbaftet.
NIice 8 4 o n. 722 @eft 81.
Str, bic fd bes tbdtli4en Mngrihes
I6uloig esmadt babsn iOl. tuuros bonn
pOli3iften @aIopea berbaftet.
@bmaro @raig, elm 5arbi9er,
Der gsfern Ibeno bon ben poIi3ifen
Wc@arip unb Burt berbaftet muroe,
sr3dblts ben Beamtsn, bob CT felt benz
"a. Mueuf aus Dem @efdn9niRe aus
Orforb, ObiO. fort let. gr trug bic
9leibuns zines @efan9snen, 10 baB on
isinsr ausIass bieaei9t etwas Wabrss
iein fann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08
StaStnemisfeitem

Die @in9 d B u 9 en fir
ben plsaiant Run 8oulebarb purben
bon &i4ter allen genebmi9t. Die RE
monfrantst tusrbsn ipdtsr bsrb6rt.
s. s. . b, 2406 Brootfbe Mre.,
elm angefelter bes SnoianapOlis
Sentinel, wurbe geftern our9 Aus-
bremen zines elettriI9sn 9ra6tes on
8efidt uno Nu9en idmeralia berlebt.
st uuros in feline @obnuns &c.
bra9t.
marie 5eBIing g, cine i9on Be.
iabrte beutf4e 5rau. Die Der ensIii9sn
Sprn4s ri1t md9ti9 if. miro bon ib.
rem gerpanbtsn als bsrmiBt ssmelost.
sic tpurbe sulebi an Der MaHaduietis
Apenus, nabs Der 9srmont Strabs, &c.
ieben.
Names STEWART. Die pdb,
reno Der lssten @o9e bonn Poliaeiritter
tue9sr Srunfsnbsit ms Nrbsitsbaus
geianot wuroe, miro wabrf9etnltG Dem
Mrmsnbaufe ab.rsen usrben. Sc bal
f9 ndmli9 beraussetslt, BOB biz
Srau f9usr franf 1T unb nur bisasidi
nod ueni9e Wo9en gu lsben bat. Sr
miro He ~peni9ffens lire leBten Gage
einiserm aBen In bisber nidt ~setanntem
2urus perbrin9en. :.
5 berI rubr- Nues=
lsgsnhsit on Der Nortbwsftsrn Noe.
mar aelesentli6 zines Balon-Auffiess
Der gi9entahmsr bes Balons Walts,
2amlsr NIT einsm We9er in STREET. 9e-
ratben mar unb no bann, als Die go.
liaifen our Stene serufeu wuroen, biz
bort %beriammelten Nsssr nnasbli9 aui
bic pOli3si einen ansriH madten, tpur-
ben ale 8etbeili9ten, NIT Musnabms
oss sin3issn Wsiben frsissfprO9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08
Htsse-Mltar-0 rab.



Garnet uno gtta @ampben, Mdb.
den. - Samuel unb 2ouiia Soner.
Wdb9en. -Sobn unb 2ouiia Spaoe,
Mdo9en. - W. 6. uno gleonors
O'gonnor, Wdbden. = o. uni
Winnie O'Neib, 2nabe. = g. uni
6. Selansp, Wdo9sn.-g. unb 8eif'
@oheu, Wdb9sn. = patrid uuo
Warp Guran, Rdbasn. = 9snrp uni
Sophia Miner, Wdbden. = gbris
tonbsr uro 6snristte 2rObnt, Rnabs.-
gopin uno Nora @osle, WdoGen. -
@ia. uab Carrie @albutb, 2nabe. =
80. 8. unb 5rau glptbe, 3nabe. =
Sobn urb Ne1ie Soc, Mdbdsn. =
Sobn uno @ora @iie, 2nabe. =
Wm. uno &ois &oman, Wdodsn.
8etraut.
@bas. 2tnbfroem-Bsfie 8roofe.
grnef Morsenbsd-Saiip WOOos.
5arpep Stasg-@ertrube Greer.
Spencer peoples -Noa Mc@lain.
Souls Wen3-Rutb S4Ieppp.
So6n Stout-Warp Somsrbile.
Darn gufss-6IOrsnce @wbear.
gonp. &utlebgs-9ats @ramforb.
gehprben:
Imanba 6. Greas, SO Sabre, ST
1inesnt Sofpital. = 2ouis Smith, 81
Sabre, Staot. = Warp Bramlett, 81
Sabre, 1923 glsmort9. = @srtrub
O'@onnon, z Wo9sn, 1872 @babmid
= 9uep Sadfon, SO Sabre, 81
MiooIe. : Waris WaHis, 81 Sabre
$40 Winsrba. - 3idaro Scott, 81
Sabre, Stabt. = Caroline Braun, a!
Sabre, 833 Mapls.-Samss Stroller
80 Sabre 10 Wonate, 1914 Olibe
apenue. = Amanba papton. 81
Sabre. 14l5 Sbsp6aro. - Same.
Goodman, 35 Sabre, Stabt.-Sdug
ling Barter, =, 1924 q. 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08

rlanGt: rs Rdb9eu. QihpIS 4ruH 4oQQett
Sact0rp. Gde Georgia unb Neribian Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08

FUR "A stunDsu .nssnS 7 rbr yorssus. .. esptbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08
Gtne gang sswObmli@e &silsret.

Sin gilr.f bsoroerte eeftern Die
&ablerpoli3iften uno bte Setectibs nod
Swifi's Sald&terei, no ansebli9 Elm
Wnrb periibt tuOrben tuar. Die unter=
iu9ung ergab. baB swei Neser f8 &c.
genieitiq In bie 6aare geratben ma.
rem. obne irsenb uel&en S&aben anas.
ridtet 3u baben aber wieber ausein.
anberliesen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08

cStnen, eaeS osIe ~ perietpsn IL iraeuh linen
u 0str q fhr 8 Bis . Rrplsuf.
American Home Buying Co..
SUmbara 0sb&uAe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08
Nmssrssri@tlt4 sseimist.

Die Wittws bes pribatsp Olisifen
Sra 8. Woollsb. Der BON einem Central
Mbenue Strabenbabnuagen get6otet
uurbe, bat oas @eri4t bens&ri&tist,
baB fs f9 ssaen 3ablung bon $1,000
aIsr ferneren anipri&e 9egen bie
S~trabenbabn 60. be9eben bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08

Rtno pistro, elm Staliener,
Der an Der Wsff pearl.S trabe uobnt,
iel an 9sntudp. Npenue, nabe Der
WorrissS trabs, bon einem Straben'
babnmagsn. CT 3os fi& einen 8rud
gru9 beg edIhHelbeinss su.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08

Die Clinic bungen FIR
ben plsaiant Hun Boulebarb purben
bon Ri9ter Auen sensbmi9t. Die Re.
monRranten tperben ipdter berb6rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08
Mns ben Geridten.
8unoesQsriht.

teIututbe WI, leuhS
paifba auf $l,977.23, feline attipa
auf s600.22 a~nsebenb-
Neme &lagen.
Wer S9aben mad, mub
Shaoenbe eru.
Bon bisIsm @runofab auss.6eno,
reidte sefern &Obert 6. 9usfa sesen
Wm. BoHert unb bic Stabt Snoiana-
polis cine S4aoeneriabtlags Gber
$4,000 Elm. Sohert batte FIR bic
eiabt bic 2ssuna bon ab,ussr69ren
absrnommen unb ioa babsi bic Straben
in einsm ioI4en 3ufanbe belaRen ba.
ben, bab ss lsbsnsgefdbrli9 mar. bie-
felben 3u freu3en.
aIdger be6auptet nun, infoIeebsHsn
In cine @ertiefun9 gsfanen gu iein uno
fa gerlsbungsn am ainn unb Saut=
abf9trfun9en susssosen 3u bubsn. Die
nit $4,000 gniiddoigung ni4t ;u bod
bemehen ieisn.
SIR gfsnbiKe. tuoburd bic Iinte
9ano bon Cecil o. greuer, einsm z,
idbri9er 2inbe, arg bef9doist tpurbe,
bsrlanst ibr nd9fier Nnssb6rigsr cine
gnifGdoiauns BON $1,000 FIR iie bon
benz @isenthtmer beg aHsn. 6srrn %.
Stout, Der bns Sbier als ba1mIos be-
3eidnst hnben fou, udbrsno ss nod bes
2ldasrs Nnsaben bas 9eraoe @eesns
tbeil mar.
5tr anssbli4e ungere9tfertiete Yor-
entbaltung zines pferbes, zines 8uggp,
pferoeaef9irrs etc. i'm Wert6e bon
$402 %. bsrlanst Gilbert Seobsa bon
Mlpia @oobin $500 aIs S1abeneriab.
SpieIte nit ibrem Ser3en.
Jrl. Welia Springer ertldrt In ibrsr
2laesf4rift. baB Samuel @arosn am
IL. Sept. 1908 ibr vSamort" srbielt
unb fie fsitbsm INNER srtpartet bat,
baB sr iis beimfibren perbe, aber bsrs
ssbli9e 6Ofnuns; IelbR als fs ibn i'm
borissn Wonat oasu a%uhOroerie, fo0 sr
Ra seusissrt babsn. Jur biefe 3er=
ffbrten SoFnungsl bsrlanet lie Elm
pHafer auf ibr empOrtss 6sr3 in Jorm
zines @beds -8aargslo tbui's nattirli9
au9-pon $1,000.
Sur 3psi S9siounssflaesn tuurben
9effern einssrsi4t. Is
Noa SbsIsp bsi9uIbiet ibrsn Dabio
Der Sruatsnbeit. ipeswe9en He fd bon
ibm trsnner ml.bte unb nun sei4isoen
ri tueroen tpiinI9t; 9lei9Ssittg ffeat he
slntras. ibrsn Wdodsnnamen aba W.
Osborn tpisber fabren 5u biirfen.
Weil i6r @atts @soree fe aneebli1
anarif uno Der 8runtiu9t fr6bnte,
min Carrie WeSonalb bon ibm gs-
i9iebsn fsin, rerlan9t aber Die O6but
iber bic bier Rinbsr uuo entiprs9enbe
Nlimente.
Greisgert9t.
Bon &idter 9snrp gfap Nusn pur=
ben asifsrn mieber cine In3abl An-
fpride, in welGsn es f9 bur9weg um
febr tleine gettdge banbslts, srlebi9t.
Snperiorseriht.
Scr &idter Winion Garter fanosn
Mroumentirungstt iibsr cine Nsubsr=
banolung Der S9abeneriagtla9e Carl
Wiaols esasn bic Snbianapolis 9rop
Gorgs Co., in tuel4er benz 2ldaer osr-
aeit $4,000 aussiproder uuroen. futt.
Yoli3eigeribt.
Dor poliasiridter @halon faneen
aefern 0erbanolungsn in benz 6als
bes Wirtbss pbil. gOslsn fait, Der
ansellast mar. ON lsstsn Sreitas, on
mst9sm Sage bsfanntli6 bic bemotra-
tii9en primdrnablsn itaitfanbsn, feline
@irtbfdaft ofen gebalten gu baben.
3wii6en benz 6Kenli&en antldaer Dol.
mes unb g6slsn's Anpalt berrf9te
cine Weinunssperi9iebenbeit befrefs
bss @eisbssparaerapben iber Sdlisben
Der Wirtbf9aften. Wdbrenb erferer
bsbauptete, baB bieielben ben gan3en
Gag ssf6loKen iein miBtsn. ertldrte
LETTER, BOB biss nur mdbrenb Der
Wablfunben 3u sefdehen babe.
Der &idter perla9te ben Son aui
49,. ~ F.Hk 49,. Aar Mxhnxfknx. H.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08

e<erlane f-gtn iuuqes Rdbden IA pber 16 SABRE
~ alt ais Affiteut Q~inbermdo9en, 1s23 scrb
gttu Ssrfep Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08

N%erIanet: rs gbofolaben Clippers. NidoIs.aruns
etrase.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01
HOW TO SEE THROUGH A ERlcx

To see through a brick walp' is an
expression often used in a figurative
way. How would you like to make a
dexice that will enable you to appar-
ei.tly see through brick, or any other
OPAQUE object? It may be easily done
AZ you are at all handy with tools; all
you need is a box with mirrors, and
this Is the way it is made.
Construct hollow box, like the one
you see in the illustration. One side Is
represented as removed, that you may
see the interior arrangement. You can
easily make the case, says the Home
Journal by saving down a box and
using the lid for the middle platform.
You will need four pieces of looking
glass the width Of the box, and these
you fasten at an angle of forty five de-
grees, as you see A, B, G and d ar
ranged. The rejecting surfaces face
each other and small hole is made at
each end Of the box, 3 and T, each
hole being fitted with piece of plain
glass.
Now, If you place an object before
the opening f. you will, by looking in
the opening E, see that object as if you
were looking straight at it. This is be-
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01
FOREIGN.

The House of Commons. at London.
England. refused to permit the intro
duction of bill by Winston Spencer
Churchill limiting the life OF Parlla-
ment to five years
The Victorian Assembly. at Mel
bourne, Australia, passed bill grant
ing the elective franchise to women.
Shanghai native bankers propose to
boycott the American International
Banking Corporation.
Twelve panels by Bramante have
been bought in London, England, for
the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in
New York City.
Secretary Of War Guardia, of PAN
anna, quelled riot among the police
there by going among them with a
drawn revolver
A plot against the Sultan of Turkey
was discovered at Kustenjl. according
to dispatch from Bucharest.
The Cuban House, at Havana, by
one vote refused to print the Platt
amendment as an appendix to the Con
stitution
NJ. Takahashi Japan's Special FL
nance Commissioners in Toxic, ex-
clared and said that Japan would
need to borrow money for develop
ment after a treaty had been signed
Lieutenant-C Colonel Arthur Hamilton
Lee, Civil Lord of the British Admir-
atty, announced in London that it had
been decided to push work on a great
naval base on the Firth of Forth in
preference to Chatham.
Rloting continued at Mini Novgorod.
factions fighting one another
French hnanciers in Paris told NJ.
Wife that new loan depended upon
peace
The Turks have been meeting with
some success against the insurgents at
Sanaa the capital city of Yemen PROV
ince
News has been received at Sydney
n. s. w, that hurricane devastated
the Marshall Islands.
The elections to the Serr:an Parlia-
ment at Belgrade resulted in a victory
for the Government.
Havana has declared quarantine
against New Orleans. La, because Of
Tellow fever at the latter port
Jean Jacques dennef, tile we'll
known artist. died at Paris, France,
after long illness
Senator Borelli, who was one of the
chief engineers in the construction OF
the Mont Gents tunnel, died at Genoa,
Italy.
Russian Peace Envoy Witte and
American Ambassador Mccormick ex-
changed visits in Paris, France
King Alfonso, incognito, made an au-
toinobile trip over the frontier OF Spain
into France
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01


cause the object at F is reflected in the
mirror A.. which is reelected in B, which
n turn is again reflected across the
box to mirror G, and then up to D, and
that image is seen by your eye at e.
All of which, you see, is very simple.
IL you now place brick. or any
Opaque object, between the two ends
Of the box. as at G, You see, Of course,
that it makes no difference in viewing
the image. But if you hide all this
mechanism from your friends, and
place the box for one to look through
ne will be much amazed to find that he
can see through box and brick to the
Image you have placed at the opposite
end beyond the box.
Either e or r may be used to look
through, as the object is always at the
opposite end outside the piece of glass.
Instead of a brick you may use a hat
or book. or even your hand. at G.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01

WASHINGTON.

The case of heUnited States against
Senator W. A. Clark of Montana, in
volving charge Of defrauding the
United States in the appropriation Of
timber on the public lands, was dock.
eted in the Supreme Court Of the Uni.
ted States
The Navy Department has decided to
do away with soft coal entirely This
will necessitate a change Of boiler pans
and fire pots.
DR.. George I. Moore. soil culture ex-
pert of the Department of Agriculture,
resigned, owing to unfayorabIe com
ment on his connection with the Nitro.
Culture Company.
A statement made public at the De
partment of Commerce shows that i'm
migrants to the number Of 1926 ar
rived at ports of the United States
during the month of June.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01
OUR ADOPTED IsLANnS

Preparations for the reception of the
Taft party in the Philippines were
completed IN Manila and the outlying
towns to be visited
Governor Wright held a conference
in the Malacan palace, at Manila, P. L.,
with committee Of leading natives,
including several of the most active
agitators
Delegates representing nearly every
municipality in Puerto Rico adopted a
memorial asking Congress to grant a
House and Senate for the island
Considerable excitement has been
displayed in political circles Of Homo
lulu over the trip of Governor Carter
to the States to tender his resignation
Of the Presidency, which was refused.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01
DOMESTIC.

-Fhe Adjuta General of Massachu-
sets, at Boston, refused to allow Can
adam troops under arms to enter the
State.
More deaths occurred among the
Bennington victims at San Diego, Cal
Examination of the gunboat showed
that only one boiler had exploded and
the ships hull was not materially dam
aged
After very simple ceremony the
body of Daniel $. LaEnant was placed
in tomb in Woodlawn. N. Y.
The Japanese Consul General. in
New York City, expressed suspicion of
a plan to present an album Of news
paper clippings to the Emperor of
Japan.
A fire broke out in the electrical
room of the liner Teutonic while in
dock at New York City.
Workmen declared that mine of ce-
ment rock had been found in the
shafts for the Pennsylvania Railroad
tunnel in East Thirty fourth street,
New York City.
President Roosevelt visited the Sea
Breeze Home. an institution for tuber-
culous children at Coney Island, N. Y.
The new Chief Of Police Of Chicago,
ILL.,. made many gambling raids.
A reprieve was granted Johann
Hoch, who was to have been hanged
in Chicago, Ill, for wife murder.
President Morton discharged Arehi-
bald G, Haynes. the Equitable's chief
general agent for New York.
Captain Drake telegraphed from San
Diego, Cal, to the Navy Department,
at Washington. d. c.. that he expected
eventually to raise the Bennington.
The funeral of General WlImon w.
Biackmar, commander-in-chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic, was held
in Boston, Mass
The sentence of Emil Totterman
who was to be executed for murder on
August /, was committed by Governor
Higgins, of New York State, to life
imprisonment Totterman was SEN
fenced for stabbing to death Sarah
Martin in a New York City lodging
house.
Samuel Harper, father of Dr. Har-
per, president of the University of Chi
eago, died in Chicago, ILL.,
United States Senator John n
Mitchell was sentenced to serve six
months in Jail and to pay fine OF
$1,000 Sentence was pronounced by
Judge De Haven in the Federal Court
at Portland, Ore.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01
HORN SHAPED pusTPAN.

The old-fashioned dustpan has stood
the test for many years, but the efforts
of the inventors are being directed to
its Improvement with the view of
remedytng several Of it's shortcomings.
One of the latter is the necessity of
constant STOPPING, which is necessary
in its use, and another is the propen-
sity which seems to be possessed Of the
OId-style article to become upset and
scatter its contents around the floor,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01
The field Of Sports.

Fifty-three yachts race in the Larch.
mont a. ~ contest.
George B. HIPS Esoterie won the
Sunshine Stake at Brighton Beach
+. B. Van Meters three-year-old Oily
Handzarra won the Glen Cove Handi-
cap at Brighton Beach, N. u
James r. Keene's three-year-old i'm
ported colt Sinister won the nine fur.
long handicap at Brighton Beach.
Beals C. Wright and William A.
Earned defeated Australian tennis ex-
perts In the second round for the Davis
cup.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01
YOUNGSTOWN PosroYr1cE.
open from In. the Morning Until 2
In the Evening.
uArra r,r nau

open from z in. the Morning Until 2
In the Evening.
MAILS CLOSE.
TSO A. M.-For New York and all intsrmeda.
Itc stations.
sis A. M.--For Easton, Newton. Chester ana
III intermediate stations. whippany.
BIS A. M.--For Brookside. Mendham and Az
tations on the Rockaway Valley Railroad.
els A M.-For New York; and intermediate
hations.
a15A. M-Eor Mount Freedom.
sSA H.-EOr Newark, New York and BE-.
rond.
lLs4. M-Eor Newark. New York and b
rond.
i24S P. M-Eor New York and all intsrms.
date stations
l245 P. M.-For Rockaway and Dover.
ESQ p. M.--For New York and AL interzas.
Hate stations.
MAILS READY FoR DELIVERY.
T.OA M.--From New York and intsrmeta.l
We stations.
$50 A. M-Trom Hackettstown and inteR
mediate stations. whippany, Mt. Freedom.
"a. M-Trom Brookside, Mendham and an
stations on the Rockaway Valley Railroad.
.ssO 4. M,-From New York and intsrmedi,
ate stations.
e A. M.-From Dover.
s1.lO P. M.--Erom New York ond intermsda-
ate stations.
LIB P. M.-Erom New York.
$50 p. M.-From Philadelphia EastoA, New
hon, Chester and intermediate stations.
40 r. M.-Erom Broolsidc, Mendham and "a
stations on the RocIkaway valzsy Railroad.
st,4l r. M.-From New York and intermoa
ste stations
ALA From Newark and New York.
Delivered By carriers.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01

The keynote of Admiral Rojestven,
sky's life is work
NJ. Combes, who until a short time
ago was Prime Minister of France, is
a physician.
King Alfonso has fair claim to be
regarded as the best educated Of the
crowned heads.
Edison admits that he has found
radium dangerous substance to ex-
pertinent with
When President Roosevelt goes for
a galIop he slips into the pocket Of his
riding coat paper and rencil for making
memoranda.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01

IF you expect anything much from
girls you will be disappointed. though
of course, they are very nice in their
way"
Let us be kind to girls and pity
their misfortunes, but let us remem-
Der that they are different from us,
and that we can never understand
them. From Jimmy Brown Trying
to Find Europe, by w. L. Alden.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01
EUNTER'S FRIEND.

Might also be called "tramp's de-
light" 1t is more than cane and a
STOOL for it can be drawn out to twice
its pictured length to serve as an alpen-
stock or as gun rest. Besides, it con-
tains dagger warranted to kill deer
or dog. 1t would be perfect if it in
Guided, as it might, an umbrella and a
tent. 1t weighs two pounds and is
made In Germany. Philadelphia Rec
ord.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01
HIGHLAND EAGLE.

which has just been carefully brushed
up.
A new thing in the way Of dust pans
is shown in the accompanying cut. 1t
does away with the STOPPING by having
long handle fitted to its capacious
holder. The pan is also balanced in
such way that when it is raised from
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01
MITCHELL APPEAL GRANTED.
His Case win Be Carried Before Uni
ted States Supreme Court.

Portland. Ore,-Judge De Haven in
the Federal Court, granted Senator
Mitchell's counsel. former Senator
Thurston, an appeal of Senator Mitch
ellis case to the Supreme Court of the
United States, on bill Of exceptions,
which was agreed on by Thurston and
District Attorney Heney.
Examination of witnesses in the sec
ond trial of Representative William
son, DR.. Van Gessner and former Uni
ted States Commissioner Marion II.
Blggs was begun il the United States
District Court. ,rxp. asgsss -Sssas;. ,..ss,,-
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01
More Russian Taxation.

A system Of Russian taxation bring
ing in 100000 annually and affect
ing chiefly the well to do classes will
probably be put in force in the autumn
says report from ST. Petersburg.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01
DEAD IN OIL FIRE.

Blazing Tanks in Texas Light Up the
Country For Sixty Miles.
Houston, Texas. With probably a
dozen persons dead, q fire in the Hum.
BILE oil fields started at night.
The burning tanks covered an area
three-quarters of a mile square. The
great canopy of smoke oyerhung two
square miles. The eleven big tanks
held 100000 barrels of oil when light
ming struck them.
The conaagration was visible in
Houson, seventeen miles away, and Ia
Galveston. sixty-tive miles distant.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01
Rioting at Mini NovQorod.

Mini Novgorod, Russia, was in the
possession of rioters for FIVE hours;
many persons were killed or wounded.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01
GERMAN EXTENSION IN PACIFIC
Settlers Oppose Scheme Of Penal Set

Nement In Admiralty Islands.
q ~ = "a zf.7Jaa.
Sydney, N. s. VA ste16eT arriv-
Ing here brings news that the German
feSldents Of New Guinea and New
Britain are holding Meetings to protest
against PROPOSAL to establish a penal
settlement In the Admiralty Islands,
northeast OF New Guinea. with the ul-
innate object of colonizing the group
and thus increasing German influence
in the Pacific
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-08-01

Japanese newspapers in Toxic OK
press gratitude for the aid given by the
United States to Japan, and assure
a hearty welcome to Secretary Taft's
party.