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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-18
] + RAILWAY TIME TABLES
Iowa Central Railway

Corrected to June l, 1905.
THE "sHORT LINEn
10 &c. Paul, Minneapolis, st. Louis,
Kansas City, Peoria and all
Points Beyond.
Trains Arrive and Leave as Follows:
Arrive North Bound Leave
900 q. m. St. Paul Mail DAILY, $3.50 a. m.
- ls:bS q. m. st. Paul Elk. DAILY 1859 a. m.
4:6bp. m. Mason City MI lex Sun $3.50 D. nc.
Local Freight lex. Sum- 6:45 u M
rs South Bound.
l:!bp. m. st. Louis Il. @. Mail daily los %. m.
::l5 q. M. St. Louis PeoriaEx. daily 3:OOa. m.
&C q. N. Peoria Mail lex. Sum- 9:zOa, M.
Local Freight lex. Sunday $500 u. m.
Story City Branch
L:sep. M. Mixed lex. Sunpay) 1O:4Oa m.
l:tsa. m. Mixed lex. Sunday 6:lO p. m.
Elegant New vestibuled Pullman
Sleeping Cars and Coaches Run Daily.
For Folders. Rates. Etc, apply to
a B. CUTS, J. e. TALLET,
q. e. e TIA. Ticket Accent.
1ainnsapolis, MINI. Marshalttown. ia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-18
Range of Prices.

Range Of Prices.
The following range of prices are
furnished by A. j. Clark, broker over
the private wire of the Donovan Com
Co, office over 5 West Main:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-18
1heJ.R Watkins Medical Co

wiNoNA. MINI.
/. Those whom can not SEQ by per.
sonal canvass may always got our
goods by calling At 107 East Church
street, MarshalItown. Those who neee.
goods before my regular trip, call or
An,ail your orders. Prompt attention
aiven TO mall orders Express prepaid
ssn orders Of ESQ.
Il 4. ". sslAckELFoRp. AGENT.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-18
Kansas City Grain.

kansas City, Sept. Is.
wheat-september, 761kc; Decern
Der, 757sc.
corn-september, 4sAc; December
391sc.
oats-No. g white, 2s@3oc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-18
TIME CARD ELECTRIC STREET
RAILWAY

Leave Depot for Cars Leave
Soldiers Soldiers
Home Cemetery Home Cemetery
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-18

Representative Cattle Sales.
Below are given a few of the repre-
sar,t atiNa cattle sales.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-18

Representative Hog Sales.
Below are given few of the repre-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
uGaltcs @fnt."

Sdon ser groBe Ybifoiopb 9ont
bat in elmer Ieiner Sdriften: n0ie
Wo6t OeS @emiitbes oilf Den &orper
uto f0rperli6e 2eioen" ooraltf bins
geluieien, bob ein geiunoer @eiit
ipobltbGtig ouf infer torperli6es9es
finoen einipirtt. Noh auSfiibrlider
bot Der berilbn1te 2eibor3t Yrof. Or.
Sufelono III ieiner oWafrobiotif" Die
@edielpirfun9 5fpii6cn 8eiit uno
&orper er0rtert. St einem 0iesbe.
5iigli6en 9opitel beiBt eS: nSeelen.
rltbe, Seiterfeit unb 3ufrieoenbeit
Iino oie @runologe oaeS Slides, al.
Ter @eiunobeit uno zines longen Sc.
benS. @S gibt alto Guellen ser 3tt.
frie0enbeit un0 Ser @liidleli9feit, Die
IN inns iel6it liegen, nnO Die mir iorg.
fGltig oufiuden unb benltben milf
fem" @rg6n3eno fGbrt Sufelono
fort: n8or alien 9ingen befGmpfe
man eine2ei6enihoften! @inDtenid,
ser ourd 2eioenldoften inrer birt'
uno bergetrieben miro, befinoet iid
ltetS IN einem 3uitonoe innerer @r-
reglirg. @r fam ME 5lt elmer glei6.
mGBig rubigen @emiitbsItimmilng
gelanget 1lno lernt ionit ben ipob-
ren @enuB 0eS 2ebenS ME fennen."
Dtit niloen Gferoen bergleift Der
9idter Wfoient6ol Ole 2eioeniHoften,
iuenn er in9t:
o9eioenidoften Iino iddltmenoe
Hferoe,
Angeipannt an oen roaenoenWoger.
8enn iie, ertmeiitert, ii6 ii6eridGa-
gen,
8erren Iie our6 Stoub itno groe.
g(ber Ienfeit Oil felt oen 3iigel,
&iro ibre aroft Dir ielbit gum Sill.
gel"
Die letten 3eilen oieies @eoidtes
belagen, ooB Der Wenl6 feline ent.
pfinoungs5uIt1noe beberrihen FAINT,
luenu er iidJ Der Dgeiitigen 0i1tetif"
befleiBigt, lpenn er ltd beftigen @e-
miitbSbeipegungen nitt i6loff itto
empfdngli6 bingibt, ionoern iein
~rfoItes @lut" bebdlt g~egenii6er ben
Observation-Disclosures oes 2e6ens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
Niht iehr appetitlidl.

Die 2eide zines meiBen Marne8 i'm
Grub , 2ofe oufgefmoen. -
@ermutbIi6 @opor0 ga @orte
bon Ger. 1881, 8oferitroBe, -
@or felt Dem %. 6e6ruar Der,
i6prnoen.
SIM 0rutos2ote, Dem groBen Geier.
poir I'M .0ruiobiG. 8orf," our6 mel
dies elm beOeutenoer StoottbeiI nit
Grinfmaiier oeriorgt miro, puroe &c.
tern Nto6mittog fltr5 uoh 8 llbr sic
2eihe zines Monne5 ouigehnoen.
@r. Wnion 81. &oroin9 uuo Satin
bon Nr. 1915, oro.GborlcSItroBe
bemerften Die 2eihe, oils iie an ser
Siioieite am Reierooir entlong GIN,
gen l1no lire 9Iltgeu alli ben @oiier.
ipiegel geridtet botten. Sic benads
ridtigten Sen @oli5iitcn 2pntt, lno
Oicier 500 Den S0rper aus Dem 8ai.
Ter uno Ianote i'm im Y%otrollpogeu
oe8 nor0Ii6en StotionSboltieS mad
Der Wtorgle.
Der grtrunfene mar ein WeiBer
bon ungefGbr 80 Sobreu, 8 SUB 10
3oIl groB, $50 8flno ihuer, botte
brollneS @%oltptbaor unO bIonoen
Bart, tritg BOD mo @eite bon farirs
tenn Stoff idypar5 Soien uno lpeiBeS
Semo. Die 9eihreibung poBt oltf
ben lett oem %. 6ebritor peridlpult.
Oeneu @rn. @omor0 2a 8orte bon
Nr. 1913, 9nferItrobe. Die Samilie
oe8 ScridmllnOenen nltrOe bena6.
rid)tigt, botte Der Boli5ei aber bis 81
ipdter Stlunoe nod feline Wtittbeillng
5utonmen luiien, Oh Die ol~fgefltnoene
2eihe Die be3 Srn, 2o 8orte lit ODER
nift. Gem g(rSiebeu nod if)ien Oie
2eihe nid)t louge i'm Moiier gelegen
5lt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
Sas Srauen5immer unrOe nmges
miitblidl.

2ancaiter, So, 2. 9tpriG. -
Holpb @. aGeine, 26 Sabre oft, rpllr.
DC beute gtadmittog bon ser 18-idb-
rigen Seuuie @oob oltrf eineu Mei.
ierIti6 toOtliA perleBt. 9eioe ilinge
2ellte lporen WlitgIieoer elmer @eiell-
i6oft, fpelhe nabe Gong Bart in Dem
2ittle Goneitoga . &ioer angelic.
&liue uno bos 6ralten5immer batten
einen @ortpediel, in oeiien &erIotf
Sennie orobte, Dem Wonne oos nSer5
nt55uihneiOen. ST mari iih III Der
gnuobme, ooB iie es ni6t errit meme,
in sic 9ruit un6 foroerte iie auf,
o'rauf los 81 i6neioen. 3ur Int-
mort bobrte ibm oaS 6rouen5immer
Elm 0teiier oi6t am Ser5en III Ole
9rult. @r liegt I'M Soipitol berpuBt-
los Onrnie0er. Sennie entflob uno
lit nod uitt eingefon9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
8u6rleutc ans oem Goun.

y II y | le II { II : o { III y o II IL
tn MID uSgenomme en-. -
8oli5eiri6ter @rdnnart bat entidie.
Sen, Dab 6ubrtuertbciiber, Oie i'm
County mobnen mo III Der Stdot
Sllbroienite tbiln, ni6t bon oem @e.
ieb ouSgei6loIien iino, Deldes fir
ale 6llbrtperfe, BriootflitIden ans
genommer, cine Sicen5gebiibr Dor.
i6reibt. &aot Grammar iogte,
iuenn Ole betreffen6e ItG6tii6e Ser
orbnung ouSgeIcgt meroen fonnte,
braiiften Die groBen Sllbrmerfbeiit.
ser ibre StalIungen bios ouBerbolb
Ser Stootgren5e 81 erridten. Ser
Goli3eiridter f1nte Die gnti6eioung
in einem 6oIe, Ser om Samitog
Rod]mittog alffon. 8oli5ilt Differ
BON mittleren 0iItrift bemerfte Ell.
men @ogen Der n0orieD 2itmber
60" bon Sigbldnotomn an Der @ap.
Strobe, Der feline 2icen5nummer
trug, uno perboftete ben Sllbrmonn.
Serr 8m. 6. 9orIeD, 8r1li6ent Der
Gompognie, iprr0e berbeigerufet
uno mo6te gelteno, Dab feline Cont
pognie bon oen 2icen5s9eItimmun.
gen ousgeidloiien iet. gtadoem Guoi
Grammar Die Gnti6etoung ob9ege-
ben, moGte Ser 9oriep i'm Bureau
oes Collectors Der Woiierlteiter uno
2icen5en Ipplifotion fir 13 2icen5en
fir 5ipeiiponnige 6ubriuerfe. Die ae-
gen Die Gompognie erbobene Grt.
ihuloigung I'M 9etrieb 3l boben, of.
ne 2icen5en oofiir SIT be5oblen, lurr-
De nieoergeidlogen.
Der Ero5eB 6eS Gbmnro
s. @ottS in @Qicott.GitD miro
beute oortleGblt fortgciebt. gm Gam.
flag tuuroen nod mebrere 3eugen
bernommen mo mo6ri6einliG tuer.
ben beilte Die g(rgltmente Beginner
un6 Der SoQ morgen Den @eI6more.
men iibergeben neroen. @ottS lit be-
iduloigt, am 10. Moi 1902 feline
Srou in Bboentr, Baltimore. County,
ermoroet 81 6oben.
@inen geih Gftiaen Eog bat.
te geitern Boli5ciri6ter Goldman in
Der norolueitli6en Eoli5eiitution, in
Dem er ii6er 8luon5ig Wtiiletbdter ab.
5uurtbeilen bate. Sn Den m%eiiten
5Gqen ban6elte eS iih nm gering.
fiigige acknowledgement uno Die glr.
r%eitonten fomen nit perb1ltniBmds
BIG leidten Strafen oabor. Iaen
6ilep uno Worp @iQioms tpitroen
je INN 50 un0 Soften 6eItrnit, meil Tie
Die No66orn oeS 9ollieS Nr. 1929,
BreBtntor.S troBe, 6ur6 einen Sci.
oenrooat IN ibrem n16tli6en
S6lumnler itorten. Sn @rmonge.
lung oeS notbigen aleingeloeS man.
6erte ooS Eaar ms @eiGngniB. -
Charles 3elers, mel6er ~troboeln CT
crit % Sabre olt lit, einer reipefto.
blen 6ontilie ongebort, aus Brin5ip
nidt or6eitet uno nGbreno Der leb.
ten orei .Worote bier Wiol uerboitet
prrbe, marc aui 5ruei Monate mad
Dem grbeitsboils geionot. - Gin II
Sabre after 3augeni6tS, NomenS
&o6ert 8roOp, miro ibm ooielbIt &c
ieai6oit %leiiter, neil er ebenfaQs
trob ieiner Sugeno groBortige anlo.
geft 81 einem 9ummler 81 Gage ge.
f0r6ert bat.
Gblebeu.- Sn ibrer @obnung
gtr, 1922, ct. Soiepb.S troBe, itorb
om Somitag 6rau &inigunoe
Sleupner, Satin BON Sobn Sleip.
ner. Die 9eerbigiing fin0et morgen
s ltbr friib bonn Srouerbouie aus
ouf Dem rbl. grloier.5rieoboi" ltatt,
nadoem in Der ct. Sofobus- STRIDE
an Iiseuitb., nabe goger.S traBe.
| zinc Gaofat,unsfo, ,ahoItn, n,orSa,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04

*** Die n@ermouio : 2o9e" bonn
Oroen ser n5ermonn8 . Sobne" per-
onitaltet beute 9(beno in ibrem Ser.
ein8Iofal, Scr. 7, 6reoerif = g(pen1te,
cine MISUNDERSTANDING, fir nelde
Oos Gomite umiidtige &or6ereitun.
gen ~9etroffen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04

0os Gomite fir baS 8eIegen zines
6eItpIoBes fir Die Seller oeS nGditen
Seutiden Cages beri6tete, ooB es in
ser nddIten Sisung ieinen geri6t er.
itotten mer0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04

8au6ten 800. = Ginbreher
orongen am SamItag Worgen in Die
apotbefe oes Or. 8i1iom Gents, gar.
1857 uno 1859, observation-disclosures,
Elm, 5ertriimmerten Die @eG0idu6looe
uno raubten Ben Snbalt bon ii6er
800.
8etruut. - Sr. Go6ert W1c.
2epee, 0r. 1908, gorfitraBe, uno
Sri, Morie &. Sitbbe, Ger. 5t1, Siio.
9etbelitraBe, muroeu geitern 9(ben0
in Ser @obnltng oeS 9rdutigams BON
8oitor 6. 90. Gutter getraut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04

*** Der o@ermanio-W dnner6or"
giebt, mie an onoerer Stelle 0eS
n0eutiden Gorreiponoenten" onge-
fiinoigt, beute abeno in ieiuer SoQe
ietn SflllB . @onaert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04
6aa mar.

Oui louI'
Ser nM orDGdnber 9Gdcr.
&erein" belt Somitug 9lbenO in
Srn. 6. Cards Soae, Nr. Ais,
@eIt 9eringtonitraBe, cine 8enerols
@criummlung ob, in nel6er Strait.
bent Conrad Ocbel Ben 8oriib fiibrtc
unO Sr. Nltguit @ogt ais Brotofoa'
fii6rer frngirte. Nod ginbe5ablun8
Der pierteliGbrliden 9eitrdge mlroen
orei neue Wiitglieoer porgei6lagen.
Die Ginnobmen betrtgen $t90.94 II,
oie au8go6en $t96.3S. Sin aus Den
SS. Beter S6miot, 8. @eBberg, 6.
g(ppel, Otto 3iegler unO Gbas. &erlcr
deficiencies &epiiionS Gomite mltr'
oe ernonnt.
n@i1Ggemor" bonn Stopel
geloifen.-gtuf g8ilion'S S6iffS.
bou.@erften 5l 8errp Bar luuroe
ant Somitog Nohmittog ge9en A
llbr cine nelle fir Srlt. Wilb. Volts
ernI6miot bon Baltimore geboiite
8oiolin.2oun6 pom Stopel geloI'
fen. 9ielcl6e lpltroe bon Srou W.
9olternidnliot in Der iibliden 8eiie
no6 3eri6eQen elmer Sloi6e Giant
po0ner ouf Den Nomen o@iQgemnr"
gctollft. Der Same lit aus oenen
ser orei ainoer oes Srn. 9aitern.
i6miot 3uiommengeiebt, nGmli6
@iQiom, George uno Worgoretbe.
Sic 2oltnd lit 1876 Sub lang, 7 Sub
brett ilno bat &c Sub Siefgong. Sr.
9ouernidmiot miro Die Sound bon
ieiner Sbore am Mioole Riper aus
6enllben. 0ieielbe fam fir iiber 20
Berionen Gaum liefern.
Cine Rieoertro6t. - Gin
Monn, beIlen Soentitot nidt feItge.
felt neroen fonnte, betrot am Soms
flag @orgen bic 9ruderei Der n@nt.
Il. 9ap Brinting 60" uno modte
y3miebelfiide" aus elmer groBen
Sorm Gbeoter : 8rogromme, einen
Shooen bon 5000 onrihteno.
Sur Iebten Gube be It /.
tet. - Die iroiI6en lleberreIte bon
Srit. @eorg G0noro Homer, nelher
on 6reitog i'm gllter bon 60 Sobren
aus Dem 2eben idieo, mitroen geitern
No6mittog bonn 3%ruuerbotie, gr.
t0i5, Noro.Wountitrobe, aus oiif Der
n@eitern Cemetery" sur eluigen Nilbe
ge6ettet. Goitor Eotter bon Der ref.
Gbriitus .@emeinoe belt Den 8rouer.
~gottesoienit ab, lno ais gobrtltd.
trigger fltngirten iefs Wtitglieoer bon
Dem naqgemeinen @rbeiter. arnnfen'
llnterltiibungs. 8erein."
@9egotten unter NJ
floge. - 0opio Cohen, Rr, 1882,
OrIednsitroBe, ioa feline 8rau 2eob
uno ieinen Sobn, Die in Rr. 1923,
8 it'HrattitroBe, wobnen, pernndldi.
iigt baben rno ioQ bel einem oieie
ISOLDE Itottfinoenbeu 8erbor angeben,
lporltn CT 2enb I'M Glide lieB uno
ibr niht genitg @elo 81 ibrem2 e6ens-
miterbolte l%ieierte.
9erre 2epitt bon Nr. ti55,
SomitraBe, ioa ieine 6ran Silia uno
iein aino gleidialls nernad)laiiigt bas
hnu Wprhnr tiuAet In1tpr itnft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-04

1904 perbrannt. Sr. 6rieorih e.
S6in0ler, ein WfitgIieo Ser @eIeu'
idoft, i6enfte Sen biibiden Nobmcrl
fir Sen Charter. uno erbieIt oafitr
bonn @rGIioentcu gouoro Hoiue oen
ber5lifIten Gonf ser @eieai6oft
ou8geiproden. gS ipuroen orei neIe
WitgIieoer altfgenommen.
o8eretn l~trgemiitbli Of
felt"
Ger 8erein nllrgemiitblidfeit"
belt ietne regeImGBige &eriammllng
utter Dem &oriibe oe8 Srn. @m,
2c6r in 8ol5'8 charlottesville am
2criugton . Morft, Na6 @rlcOigung
Ser iibIi6cn &outinegeihGfte mo ser
2hlinabme BON mebrcren neuen Otits
glie0ern iptroe ser @eburtStog ocS
Srn. grnit @euoler geieicrt, Dem 0os
bel Elm prd6tiger 9ierfrug iiberrei6t
mur0e.
IS Qunrtetts
Glub."
@lei6iom Inn ieiuen Witglieoern
lnO Oeren 6omiIien einen @rias fiir
Den Dies Sobr ntSgefoIlenen Mo8telr.
bali SIT bietelt, bate ser n@ermonio.
Quartet . Glu6" fir geitern elm 9llts
Iternrolten altf Dem romontiid geles
gencn Sergniig>tngSplat in @cItport
o%rrongirt. Son ioeoleul @ctter be.
gitnItigt, geitoltcte iid ooiIelbe ST. ei-
mem mabrcn 6omilienielt ruie lie ser
&erein 10 ipobl 5l feiern perItebt.
0oS @lob . Gomite, Oie $50. @uItoo
gitt, SEQ. 3immermonn, &,tOolpb
Slttbmonn, Soiepb S9iilcr, George
SteuernageI, Mutton &iegger mo
Sobu Inoroe, bate 0afiir gelorgt,
OaB nidt MIR Die @rDadiencn iid)
nirflid) umiiiirten %fonnter, ion0ern
olt6 bic &inoer, bon oenen itd cine
9roBe 3obl lltitig oltf Dem gerGrmi-
gen Elote tummelte, Oeiien 9Gitme
ulo StrGlt6er oelt noben 6riibling
oerfiinoeten. Ger @lob ielbit ipor
nod Dor wenigcn Sobren Elm miiIteS
Stiid 2ono, mGbrcnO iidJ iebt @e.
bGlloe ouf oemiclben erbeben, bic Dem
&ercin uno ieinen @Giten ltGotiibe
9col1emli6teiten uno iid)eren Sdllb
I'M 8inter mo bel lngiinitigem 8ets
ter bieten. gltS oieiem @runoe err
Itarft oe8bolb aud ser n8ermonia.
Q1ortett = Club" mo mebr unO mebr
8aiiipe mo glftipe geiellen ii6 ibm
gu, ga Tie mobl wilien Dab Die Beam.
ten oeiiel6cn ernitlid beitrebt iino,
ibren Mitglieoern Hei6lidJeS uno
@uteS 5ll bieten, mic eS geitern Der
Sal mar.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
CLEAN UP THE CELLAR.
How the Farmer May Protitably Spend the Stormy Win
 ter Days.

Some stormy day overhaul your eel lar. Sort over auples and reject those decaying; also potatoes and other vege- tables. Decaying cabbage. turnips and onions are specially offensive. Clean out all rubbish, urges a writer in Farm and Home. Examine cider and vinegar casks for leaks and rusted hoops. Have blacksmith make some hoops of worn buggy tire. Clean the casks and paint them. If you can't do better, paint with cement and skim milk. Examine fruit cans for defective covers.
 If mold has invaded the cellar, dust well with fresh lime and copper sul phate well powdered together. Remem- Der this powder corrodes metals read lily. Clean the cellar windows. Exam inc the soap and pickle tubs for weak hoops. About twice a month take the ash pail half full! of ashes and a hand full of live coals into the cellar. Throw on an ounce of sulphur and go upstairs quick. It is grand corrective of foul oiors.
 Get a dry goods box or piano crate, fit it with shelves and doors In this the housewife can store canned fruit, pre- serves and similar treasures. Give all the interior of your cellar a coat of whitewash or milk and cement paint.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
WATERFOWL JOTTlNGS.

The help at the Greenville factory are enjoying q vacation, owing to a rnishap to the engine. It will probably be seyeIa. days before it can be re- p::ired.
 The adjourned annual town meeting will he held in the town, hall next MOn- day afternoon, at which the town tax for 1905 will be laid.
 Fred Pelletier of Waterbury has a force of men at work cutting the wood on the land of Walter Atwood and re. ducing it to timber and ties. William Colgan of Thurston. Neb, who has been visiting friends ill Wa tertOwn and vicinity, expects to leave for nome today. He does not think that he would care to farm it in the east.
 Humane agent recently paid q visit to Andrew Vokali and gave him q little advice in regard to the manner in which he should look after his stock. .
 NJ. J. Daly X Sons of Waterbury are Installing heating plant in the house of Miss Agnes Curtiss, recently pur- chased of Henry Davis.
 The little daughter of George Me NIity is somewhat improved. B.
 r. J. Fainter is in Thomaston today visiting friends.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
WATERVlLLE.

Court Welch, r. of A.. has pest poned it's banquet on account of the tiremen's fair.
 \ large gathering of friends were at the Highland station yesterday to bid farewell to w. IT. Noble and fam ily.
 Mrs William Scholey is reported to be improving slowly.
 A large crowd attended the opening of the fircmen's fair last evening Lallier's orchestra furnished music fol dancing. A New England supper will be served tonight
 Mir and Mrs David Denton visited friends in Plainville yesterday.
 Thomas Wcllmann spent yesterday in town on business.
 Class meeting at Grace M. F church tonight at 7:45 p. m.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
Use of Hen Manure.

Hen manure is strong in nitrogen and should De used with care If you have stable manure it is best to mix the drop pings Of the poultry with it If you must use it afcne. put it on asparagus rhu- barb. lettuce or any of the plants that are grown for top. Do not use it in large quantities on plants grown for root or fruit without adding some potash. or you are likely to have more top than is need ed. A friend of mire used it on straw berry vines and ruined the crop. If it .is not to be mixed with other material . good way to apply if is to work it into the soil before the seed is so~n. then add wood ashes Do not mix the manure and ashes. as the result is setting free o, the nifrosen--Farmers' voiee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
HANDY MAILER.

the tool shown in the cut, says Robert H. Smith, in Gleanings in Bee Culture It is about eight inches long over all and consists of two parts, a wooden handle and a magnetiZed steel shank with a smooth fiattened end to which the head of the tack adheres. l have used this tool the past season. and it has proved itself to be the very thing want ed. doing its work silently and pound- ing no fingers.
 Besides being very useful for mailing down no-drip sticks it is the best thing that have found yet for putting fOun- dation in frames. for with it the tight ening strip can be forced down. and small nails thrust into it without tear ing and breaking the foundation as one frequently does with hammer.
 In use, the tool is grasped in the right hand by the handle (something like screwdriverD. and the end the shank is brought in contact with one of the tacks. which should previously be scattered about on top of the bench: then with
  strument steady to prevent the tack from toppling over. and thrust down with the right. which firmly seats the tack in the wood.
 The tacks should be scattered enough so that rot more than one will be at- tracted to the magnet at a time. an, the tool held firm and true. with both hands. when pressing in a tack. to pre- vent it from toppling over
 claim for it the following asvan- tages:
 l. It is noiseless. One can work in the kitchen, or anywhere for that mat ter. with no annoyance to other peo- pie.
 2. It will do the work quicker. pick ing up the tack. which is always difi- cult job with the small nails used for this purpose. and thursting it home with practically one motion. while with the hammer the tack has to be picked up. started. and then pounded in.
 2. IL cannot pound your fingers. they being out of the way.
 4. It will last indefinitely. there being no hammering done with it to destroy It's magnetism.
 Like all other tools. one has to learn to use it Who would think of Ieeping bees and getting along without a ham, mer? Still. everyone can remember the damned fingers he got when a boy learn- ing to use this same tool
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
0AKVlLLE HAPPENINGS

Mir and Mrs w. Robinson of Falls avenue have gone to Washington to witness the inauguration.
 The funeral of Mrs Walter J. Con- rad will be held at her late home to- morrow at 1 p. m., with interment in Wo0dbury.
 A pleasant surprise party was given to Mir and Mrs Henry lneson at their home on Nova Scotia Hill Tuesday evening by about q score of their friends, the occasion being the forty ninth birthday of Mir Ineson.
 Mir and Mrs John Henry of North Adams, Mass, have been visiting their son, William B. Henry of Riverside street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

The Nnugatuck Athletic club five de feated the Bristol professional quin- tet in the opera house last night by a score of 25 to 15. The game was fast and exciting and was witnessed by a large crowd. The lineup:
 Bristol-Wheetm, center: Driver, Gage, forwards; Sphere, Richtmeyer, guards. \. A. C.-Burns, center; Breen, Ashmore. forwards: Foley, Curtis, Carwell, guards.
 Empire minstrels meet tonight in the opera house.
 A large number from this town at tended the Eagles barn dance in Wa terbury last night.
 Rubber City lodge, \. E. O. F., will meet tomorrow night in Iythian hall. A number of candidates are to be init lated.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
Progressive Farrers.

Benefcent plans of all sorts are being proposed in meetings of farmers assem- bled for mutual and community benefit Ore eastern state grange is offering pre- niums for the best collection of xeeds ;o be presented at future yearly meet inss. these collections to serve as ob- ject lessons
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
THE LIGHTNING" MAILER.
\ Hint for the Bee Keeper Which Will Prove of Value in Fixing
 Shipping Cases.

In the winter of 1904 I was mailing mo- drip strips into 15-pound shipping cases. The cases were so short that had difficulty in getting my tackhammer into them in a position where it could be used to any advantage; and after get ting several painful raps on my numb fingers (for my shop wasn't very warm) I decided that there must be some better way of doing the work.
 After casting about in my mind for a time for a suitable instrument. made
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02

saw buck to lay small logs in while saving wood in the forest or chip yard.
 Apple wood is a great heat pro- ducer. Cut the S III all brush in
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02

stoSe length and bind in small bundles with binder twine. When dry. use for fire kindlers in the cook stove cold morn- ings. You will be surprised at the heat they yield.
 A lever on the saw frame to hold the wood from slipping while the saw is going through it is a great help to the operator and promotes safety.
 A pole. one end on ground the other
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-02
Argentine States.

The Argentine states have greater in- eividusIity than ours They may. with the consent of congress. make treaties for the fostering Of industry. immigra- tiou- coIouizafiop- rsIIvays and eanals