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The La Jara chronicle., 1905-12-22

Dec. Is, Eldon Aker to
p. l.. Pittman chat mtge on imp
Oh Sc 13-36-S and water stock.
f. A. and Emilio Gomez to W
d. Carroll chat mtge wagon, hug
gy etc.
John ID. Massey TO Mary c
Nelson W d lot 3-4 blk l Manassu
Maria Pena Duran to Delfna
Martinez W d pit lot ) blk Ante.
n4to.
Dec.15, I9O5.-R. B. Wallace to
c. NJ. Sampson appt sub. tree NV
1868.
j. Nestor Chacon to Isabel T. de
Macs W d part Sc 26-33-s.
San Rosa Ditch by Jose de lie
Cruz MARITIME ct el dividing said
dit n.
DEC. l., 1905.-A. B. Sullivan
affidavit re sw 22-3S-9.
Mr.. Nj. . Thomas to Denver
Music Co lien note Weber piano.
ID. p. Burns to ID. II. Baldwin q
Co lieI note Valley Gem piano,
East .ru Star Group Lodges by
Nit Lookout Ming Co atfu labor
year 1875.
Maria Jauna Muniz to A. A.
Muniz W d W ] Sc etc 15-35-6.
Dec. IL, 1905.-Bernard Berg to
pub tree d e ] he 13-34-9.
j. Nj. lancaster to j. II. ran
easter ct el W d 4 int above lmds
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-12-22
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) EVENTS OF THE WEEK !

You can get a hat at Wallace's
for a mere song.
Hot stuff Hesperus coul-Wal-
lace Mercantile Company.
High grade Kerosene and gaso-
line at Hamilton's drug store.
Swan Magnussou has recovered
sufficiently to resume his duties at
the mill
Subscriptions received for all
the leading magazines. H. O.
Ellis.
Ed. Murphy is expected down
from Fort Collins TO spend Christ
mas with the rolhs.
Mrs. Rufus Mullins was over
from SANFORD ,esterd " and W., IA
welcome Chronicle visitor.
Jose de la Luz Marqu,z Of La
Sauses was in the city IA couple of
days the urst o. the weeA.
You'll leeI pretty much taken
down when you ind cut that your
neighbor got All ms clothing at
Wallace's and oll, pid hal as
much for it as you did for yours.
Mrs. Davis, mother oi Mrs.
Robert Guymon, lett last Monday
evening for her home in Tennessee
after having spent the past year in
La Jara with her daughter.
Hon. 7. NJ. Alexander, member
OF the house -. repres ...tatlves of
the Fifteenth general assembly
from Saguache county, paid the
editor OF The Chronicle pleasant
visit yesterday. MIR. Alexander is
spending the weel win w. G.
Spencer of Sanford and they have
been making the most of their
time hunting geese.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-12-22
-. LA SAUSES -.

From Our sperial correspondent
Weather is cold now, especially
the nights.
j. d. Noranjo went to La Jara
Thursday to trade.
Jose de la Luz NJ lrquez is haul
ing his re's TO La j IRA.
Rev. Father Maza, of Conejos.
had services in the Catholic church
last Sunday.
Norsiso Martinez, now a resident
of Monte Vista P. l.. G. made a
business trip here last S ,;uriay.
Proxedes Garrardo, formerly a
resident of this place but now of
Alamosa, was seen here last Sun
day.
Hon. Antonio De Herrera. of La
Florida, Colo, came to La Sauses
last week to trans act business with
Guadalupe Salazar.
Querino Quintana arrived home
from Alamosa last Saturday night
and returned Sunday morning to
his work in the Alamosa railroad
Yards.
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Don't forget to step into Wal

Don't forget to step into Wal
lace's just before YOU buy.
Ginger Cake" molasses, the
kind your grandmother used to
make, at G. G. Oliver & Co.'S.
Clarence Hagan has rented the
old Olson house on Poplar street
and is now comfortably settled.
Mrs. A. J. Nelson arrived home
from Mexico the first Of the week
and Andrew is consequently as
sured of a merry Christmas.
w. A. Braiden, wife and child
rem lett last Sunday night for Che
topa, Kansas. to spend the holi-
days with Mr.. Braiden's parents.
Dmham 4 Heuarrn have Just
received n whole barrel OF genuine
good spirits in the shape of Red
Top rye. Drop in and cheer up a
bit.
Never before have we offered
such hirgains in AL kind - white
and colored shirts. Just price
the II. The Wallare Mercantile
Comranv.
Ale Chase shipped two cars of
hogs Monday that averaged as fol
lows: 80 from ANDY Van Nos
trand that averaged 325 pounds.
40 of French & Keller that aver
aged 240 pounds; so of VIM. Pill
ger that averaged POO cunds. All
were young hogs, less than twelve
months Monte Vista Jour
nal.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-12-22
Big Rabbit Hunt.

On New Years morning there
will be big rabbit hunt, begin
ming at the Pursley ranch. working
west and winding up on Russell
ranch. All hunters are invited to
come and lunch will be served on
the ground. Hunt will start at
o'clock. JOSEPH G. PURsLEY.
WIN. NEPP.
FRANK W. RUSSELL.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-12-22
Fl,o to Replace Church Bells.

A Iondorer suggests that church
bells be abolished. practically every
body krowing what the time Is nova
days, and that a flag be hoisted on
each c-urch during fixed period be-
fore service.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-12-22
Frozen Soil Of siberia.

The soil of Siberia at the close Of
the summer is found still frozen for
Sc inches beneath the surface. and
the dead that have lain In their cof-
fms for $50 years have been taken up
unchanged in the least
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-12-22
Filed for Record.

Dec. "a, 1905.-W. r. Evans to
Harmon Sowards W d for ne of Sc
Of NV etc 1S-34-10.
Maria de Chacon to Juan F.
Chacon W d part of NV 24-33-S.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-12-22
Bulls For Sale.

Registered short horn bulls for
sale by Sherwin, Wilder & Netf.
Enquire of VIM. Netf, La Jara,
Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-12-22
portrait lakes eo,ooo Strokes.

Portrait Takes 2o,ooo Strokes.
corresr ondent of Nature says he
had his portrait painted by two we'll
lnown artists and calculated that in
eaoi case about 10000 strokes of the
brush were made.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-12-22
Test for chaufeurs.

At recent automobile meet in Eng
land one of the competitions was to
test the capacity of TIE chauffeurs to
jr'ge the race at which their respect
i've machines were travelling.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-12-22
And You Want Goods to Keen You Warm

He has Blankets of the best make that will you sweat the
codest nights at below present
that cheap value considered
iy first class and prices the Underwear in all grades
Overshoes for men, women and children
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-12-22
In Fact, Anything You
Need for Winter.

Ii QUALITY and PRICES any figure with you will
pay you call STORE before buying as it will save
money My motto Honest Goods at Honest Prices"
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seNeraI - h 49,.

Tenni,le Ca March l4.-Train 80
ca The S.ndersy.lie and reunnle
la,lycsd was wrecked miles FROM
he.e cans q 5y e broken ra'n The
uacN ias been c.ca-ei ord wrCcE-
er has been sent cct from Savannah
% ga, t1e overturned Cayoa the track.
SO enc wss killed W } Webster.
OF M.letgsv.no. turUd a broken
collar none; Nlss Cev-nne Heu5r.z. Of
Mnledgevllle. ha3 q spya.uei bacb and
probably has injuries internally Other
passengers we've bruised and shaken
ua,
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VINO Teachers.

Arredondo No. /, Agnes Hetrouer
$3.50 %; Rochelle No. 8. j. II. Ovens
s77,a5, Mary Berkstresser S4l 20, Mamie
C Robinson Sal 20; Fairbanks No, .,
Mamie o Robinson IS 90; Franklin
No. z, Mary Hague $50 90; Lacrosse
No s, c. W. PATTERN $5i 80;
Jonesyille No. 9, Arrived johnson
$50 co. Archer No. 10, j. 81.
Falks $7Z25, Georgia Martin $4l.2O;
Jennings Lake No. -, R, II. Mont
gomery Sll2O; carleton No. IA, Eliza
Tillman SCI 90; Mcanopy No 10, d. J.
Shaw &58,65, sophia Merry $88.05, VI iry
Dudley $50 % COOL spring No. ~, For
ence Moody 1901, Pearl Osteen $27 "a ;
island Grove No. Is, Scott = McIn.
losh S72l0, Annie Carlton $lS.08. Mat.
tie ormaud SiSOS; suWannee No 10,
Belle Lindsay 500 % Rex No, 20, Lot.
tie Teeter $5t50, Willie Melutosh
$50 90; Hawthorn No n, Marie Carl
ton Sll 20; Antioch No. -, Bessie
Ramage SiL20, HJtie Carleton
$50 90; Alaehua No, %. NJ Il peLand
Sos 0o, Lacy A Newsome S73l0. Rosa
NJ May So 10; Waldo NJ. "a, J. H.
Coffee 2,4o, Ellen Wallace 100,
Leslie May $50 O5. Claudia Ambrose
$50 o5; Santa Fe No rs. Annie
Price $3.50, Cylh Kennedy ts8,05;
Gainesville No 20, John q. Kel-
lum $1,000 Mrs. b. 4. Powell
S88S5, Glenn Hampton Si5.45.
Mrs W. p. Cooley sil 20, Annie IA.
Costa $il 22-,-> Qmk,es }il eo.
Nann'e-teInsosh sgl NJ M's sallie
H"treier SAL 20. Serena ShsNon Sil 80
t'jrenee Balls Sli20, Mabel sanchez
Sil 2oi Pine Cottage No 27. 81 q, Hall
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WHY DOES
A BABY cRY2

Because it is either hun
cry or in pain. Properly
nourished it will usually grow
up right and be comfortable
that's the principal thing
for a baby. If its food lacks
strength and nourishment
add SCOTS Emulsion at feed
iag time. A few drops viii
show surprising results. II a
baby is plump it is reason
ably safe. SCOTS Emulsion
makes babies plump.
Wen send you a sample free
Scott & Bovine, 400 Pearl ST., New Yorg.
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High Springs sulldior.

A. r Summers % High Springs
member OF the Grm OF the Summers
Furniture House, was among the Wis.
itors 20 this city Tuesday he states
that High Springs is on a little build.
ing boom just noE. The Summers Fur.
n'ture House whi,h was recently de-
stroyed by Ere, has been rebuilt in
more modern style. w. Summers 4.
erecting a Substantial brick stose op
The site OF the building recently de-.
SstFoyed by fire, which vii be occupied
as a millinery store 10y Mrs. q ~
Easterlin, end T.. X Andeu n. with 4
desire GO comfort ana convenience. +.
riFsAof q hepltanc coi'aEe Alto.
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Invaluable for Rheumallsm

] have been suffering for the past
few years with a severe attack OF rheu-
matism and found that Ballsrd's Snow
Liuiment was the only thing that gave
me satisfaction and tended to aleyi-
ate my pains. March 2ith, 1902, John
z, pegnan, Kinsman, H. 25o, SOC
and ST. Sold by w NJ. Johnson
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FLOWERS FROZEN
STIFF IN FLORIDA
Liquid Air the Cause Of the Re-
markable Phenomenon.
soIeNTIFIo MARveL oF &c &c

Wireless TelegraphY and Radium As
sist in the Working Of Wonders
Last Chauiauqua Meeting Largel
Attended-Ta by Or. Strouse.
The lecture OF Prof W B. Patty a
the Tabernacle. Toes lay afternoon
drew large audience. and the Illus
trations In wireless teleRraphy were
very much enjoyed The liquid all
demonstrations we're wonderful in.
deed and astouished the people more
than they had anticipated A hand.
kerchief was frozen so it could be
broken into small bits, also piece OF
beeisteak was frozen in a similar man
. ner The whole program was Of deep
interest 10 all and many marvelled at
the wonders manifested. Some went
so far rs 70 say there was trick about
the submergiug OF rose in liquid air
and making it so brittle it could be
crushed into atoms.
In the evening there was another
large audience to witness the demon-
STATIONS with radium, wireless teleg-
raphy and liquid air, and TO Say that it
was grand gives but poor expression TO
this presentation OF these wonder
working discoveries The audience
looked on with awe and wonder, and
the only way you can get compre-
hensive idea oil the workings OF the
three is to see the experiments, The
same lectures and experiments should
be seen second time, and there is no
doubt but what they would draw a
large audience
Before the evening lecture was be-
gun, Dr., Clarence B. strouse made
short address in which he stated the
facts regarding the Gainesville Chau-
tauqua, aud spoke Of the work done by
DR.. w, L. Davidson, manager, IN his
efforts TO secure the best talent he
could for the meeting now brought to
an end He said he would be in
Gainesville few days before his de-
parture for his home, aud requested
the business men and ali interested to
see him before his departure, to settle
the question as to whether these an
nual meetings would be kept up He
spoke Of his kindly feeling for Ihe peo-
pie OF Gainesville, thanked those who
had manifested an interest in the work
and hoped IL would be continued. Ia
closing he feelngly spoke OF the M
terest which had been shown ia the
welfare Of the people and babe the au.
dienee goodbye with the quotation
God be with you I'm we meet again"
He was heartily applauded at the
close
Prof Patty, before opening his regu-
lar lecture, talked very compliment
airy Of the Chautaoqua and the city Of
Gainesville. He felt sure the people
would stand by Dr. Stronse, who has
labored faithfully for the ChantauQua.
He lauded the city, the attractions
and the attractive program He said
he thought that Or Strouse had mani
tested his interest from high motives
90 give the people a good Chautsuqua
meeting, and not from monetary
point, aud felt sure they would con-
tinue the work aud he would appear
here next year with a better exhi-
bition than he had on this occasion.
He was interrupted several times with
applause and his address was given IN
q manner that convinced many that he
spoke from his heart,
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nIsnnRsENlrNrs

Oyerdraft last rep't 82S 90
Warrants surren'd 81 9s $Iel0 81
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Jan ~ Comp. Groom, redemp-
tiop Observation-Disclosures. 54 0s
Jan -, +. r. & N. tax, 1885 1862 80
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struction OF Alachua county at the
meeting held on February Z, 1905
Financial Statement Of the Board Of
Public Instruction, Alachua Coun-
~, Florida, for the Month End
ing February 7, 1905.
Hon S. II. wienges, Clerk Circuit
Court, Alachua County. Fla.
Sir; 10 compliance with Section 2,
Chapter 1882, Laws OF Florida, we here
by file with you the following itemized
financial statement Of the school mon
eys re .eived and expended and war.
rants Issued during the month OF Feb.
ruary, 1905
Monthly Report of W. r.. Robertson,
Treasurer School Fund, AIachua
County, Florida.
Dec 81, 1904
RECEIPTS
Dec 6, W. D. Dickinson, Col,
1903 ~. ~, ......,..,. $l04 80
Dec o, w. d. Dickinson, Col,
1904 Observation-Disclosures. 1876 81
Holloway, sale OF No. negro
school building ........... 80 90
Groom, redemption .......s. IS 81
1895 IL
DISBURSEMENTS.
Warrants snrren'd $34S 81
OveTdrait last report ga so $l023 so
Overdraft .......,,... 5 82s go
RECEIPTS.
Jan 3ist, 1905
Jan, II Comp. Groom, redemp-
tiop Observation-Disclosures. 81 OS
Jan, i2, f. R. & N, tax, 1885 1862 50
$lll6 So
DISBURSEMENTS
Oyerdrait last rep't 5 82S 90
Warrants surren'd 81 98 $3.50 81
Overdraft .......$ 524 90
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oFFIolAL PROCEEDINGS

Board Of Public instruction Of AIachua
County at February Meeting.
Below are published the official pro-
ceediugs Of the Board OF Public In
struction OF Alschua county at the
meeting held on February Z, 1905
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$50 90; otroble No. 81, j @. Adkins
1888 80, Bertha Terry S82.4O; MoDteo-
cha No. 81, Hall Malphurs 5000
Orange Heights No 3s. Wiley j. Till
man $5l 90; Spring Hill No. 40, Mrs.
Matte L. Bryan $6l so; Cherry Sink
No Al. j. Lindsay $1,000; Perse-
verence No 43, Florence Moody 81 70
Windsor No. 45, Mary Bailey $4l.2O;
Perseverance, Ma, AZ. LESSEE May $23 Is
High Springs No AZ. W. E. Bell $z7.25,
Annie Edwards 1858, Leila CATO $ss So.
Luella Bell $86.05 Hague No IS. Alma
G. Osteen $4l.2o; Csmpville No. 50,
Ethel Watkins s4l2o; JaxvilIe No. So.
Annie Guynn $50 so; Comm No. IS,
Annie Turner $50 90; Evinston No. 81,
Vallie Grace 5000; Stokes No. "a,
Alma r Grace $1,000; Center No. 66,
Queen Johnson S5l50; Grove Park NJ,
6S. Evangeline Fildes $50 90; Tacoma
No. go. Ruby Hawkins. S5l 90; Waca.
hoota No II. Florence Anderson SOL so;
Newberry No. 70, L w. Denbsm
$50 65, Mamie Mizele $50 05; Rocky
Point No 7e. Edith Baird $5l so; Coo
ter Pond No. so, Mrs. F. NJ Treadwell
5000; HaynesWorth No, 81, A. Nilli-
ner Mcmillan $50 40; Rolling Bluff No.
SO, Ella sharman $3.50; Hawthorn
No. 81, G. w Bonner s77 %, 6. w.
Bonner $77 %, 6. w. Bonner $ss 81;
Lochloosa No. 20, Gabrela Abbott
Sl2l o.; Hatchet Greek No. IS, jose
phine McComb $3.50,
Negro Teachers.
Waldo No ?, g. b. Wilson So 10, Su-
san II Wilson 1886; Freedom No. 8,
Amy Davis 500 90; Noble Hill No. 3,
William Madison $1,000; Liberty Hill
No. g. Ella j. Richardson $l5.45, Il @.
Williams $1,000; Hawthorn No. 7,
J. G. Jones $50 so, IL Williams SIS 40 /;
Mount Nebo No 8, G. " Mills 500 go;
Lacrosse No IL, J. o. Wilson $1,000;
Newnansville No. Ii, M. @. Perkins
5000, frankie Z Glenn Sl5.45; New
mans Lake No II, A. NJ. Smith $l5.45
Blue Petrol No. 10. S. w. DeBose
$50 go, Bessie NJ Watts sl545 Pine
Vile No. p, &. b. Wilson $40 60. Susan
II. Wilson $l545; Orange Heights No.
%, Cora f Jones $50 80; Nebo No. 20
L. A. Artson $l5 80, Meta Hearst
$50 60; Santa Fe No. %, O. @. VIII
liams $20G0: Lake JefIords No. %,
Nancy o. Jones sl5 45; Hague No.
81, Emma P. Williams $2O80; Jeru-
salem No. 30, j. b. Wilson 500 go:
Jerusalem No 82. J. B Wilson 500 go:
Grove Park No SO. +. j. Storey 5000;
Hico No. 80, w, A. Rochelle 500 go;
Rochelle No 40.J. j. DeBose $1,000;
-Four Mile No. Al, I. L. u Bose S2O.80;
Fairfield No. A., Jennie E Carney
Sl5 45; Wade No. 4s, e L. Bagley
$40 80 Cairo No 80 w N. f. Bailey
$l545; Hickory Pond No. 90, Ella j
Richardson SIS AS Archer No. o, r. d. !
McLin $50 go. r. ". McLin $40 45.
lnclden,als.
Ro5t Mcclellan, rubber stamp, 81 II
b. r. Jordan, insurance No 20, $40 /
Al Coshman insurancs No DR. eos /
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lneiden,als.

Ro5t Mcclellan, rubber stamp. 81;
b. r, Jordan, insurance No 20, $40;
a. NJ, Cushman, insurance No. %, $35
Jno G. White, NeWberry. $2l 25 h. h.
McCreaFy, printing, $l2 90; J. Il. Jar.
Wis, sanitary, So; A. L Vidal, ofEice
fixture, 50 20; Eddins Manufacturing
Co, wood No 20, Doe; Diamond Ice
Co, wood SO. 20. $40 so; Century
Seating Co seats for No. %. S4S. 20 ;
b +. Jordan, for school No. p. $3.50;
Henry Perry iAuitor No 20, 500; 5 II.
Wienges, recording, 81; A. j. Vidal,
school No. 20, 81; Hannah Roux, in
terest, $2S 70; ]. NJ Fennell, interest,
$l22 % John Feunell, interest, 500 f.;
Il. l.. BoulNare, wood No. %, "a; p. 81.
Lumpkin, tor school No SO, 81 so; J.
J, Kuns, for school No %, Sll % j.
l.. Kelley, office ncideutals, $s0S; J.
l.. Kelley, salary sup't, 500; W. H..
Robertson, tr-asurer's com. Jan &
Feb., S34.73; ". d. Dickinson. COM
mission special districts, $87 10.
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SunnarY.

Total wRrran issued ... $5l2l Is
X. p, WEEK. CAN. 80. Pub Inst.
Attest; L KELLEY, Sec anu Supt.
The Washington times., 1905-12-07
Mrs. SchwaD Will Cut
Corey If He Remarries

PITTSBURG. Dec. 7.-''Mr. Corey. II
you divorce Mrs. Corey and marry that
actress. my doors will be closed to you
forever. This is final"
Mrs. Charles NJ. Schwab. wife OF the
ex-Dresident Of the United States Steel
Corporation. made this remark in the
hearing OF many people at a reception at
the home OF Mrs. Alva c. Dinkey. wife
of the president of the Carnegie Steel
Company.
w. Ellis Corey had come from New
York to be present at the reception. and
as he extended his hand TO Mrs. Schwab
she looked him in the eye and asked
him one question to which he made
reply. II was then that Mrs. Schwab
delivered her ultimatum.
Since that time the stand taken by
Mrs. Schwab has been backed up by
other leading social lights of Pittsburg.
and there is at present a strong feel
ing against the steel man. whose wife
has taken UP her residence in Nevada
in order that divorce may be obtained.
The Washington times., 1905-12-07
A MARRIAGE CEREMONY
AT PURE FOOD EXHIBITION

The pure food exhibition in Conven-
ton Hall continues to be a great at
traction. An exhibit that proved one
of the most interesting thus far was
real wedding held last night in the
booth of the florists GUIDE & Bro
The couple included George Cook and
Miss Nettie May Tawler. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5. Tawler, all of whom
are of Anacostia. Mr.. Cooks wedding
was not 10 take place until next spring,
but as he is in the employ of Mr.. GUIDE
some Of their mutual friends thought
it would be a fine opportunity for a
pretty ceremony at the exhibition
GUIDE & Bro. consented 10 provide
the floral decorations, which they did
with much generosity. Besides an
archway of bright iOewrS and restful
green. they erected an old church bel
fry all of flowers in the rear of their
booth.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles o. Isaac or AnacOstia, altar
which the couple left for New York.
Among their wedding gifts were
souvenirs Of every exhibitor at the show.
So large was the throng Of people anX-
ious to get in the hall that hundreds
were compelled to stanG on the curb
I'm front of the building until as many
had come out
The Washington times., 1905-12-07
TILLhAN DISAGREES
WITH BONAPAR
Declares Against Suggestion of Using
Frigate Constitution for
Target.

Senator T1Ilman of South Carolina was
at the Navy Department this morning,
but not to make inquiry concerning the
proposed destruction OF the Constitution
The South Carolina Senator says that
the Constitution may not have any OF
her original timbers. but ii is sentiment
that desires the preservation OF the old
ship.
Il sec no good reason" said the Sena-
tor. why the Constitution should be
used as a target. l think We ought TO
keep her. In sense she is not the ship
with which Hull captured the Guerriere.
but she has the shape. form. name. and
aroma, and these are just as potent IN
keeping alive the memories Of the past
as If the ship had never been repaired.
She affords an object lesson TO the
youth of the country. and inspires
patriotism. We might have her towed
| here and tied up at the Washington
Navy Yard. Or, for that matter, let her
stay where she is. The sentiment OF the
people is In favor Of keeping the old
ship. In her present condition she is a
monument 10 the part she played in our
history just as the Washington Monu-
ment represents the valor OF Washing
ton"
The Washington times., 1905-12-07

steel mills, and when sixteen years old
he got a job in the laboratory Of the
Edgar Thomson plant AS a chemist he
made his mark early.
He was superintendent at twenty
one and held other positions of trust,
and was. finally, one Of the executives
OF the Carnegie company 1t all came
very quickly.
In appearance Corey is very like
German chemist. He Is broad should
cred, deep chested and he weighs about
lS0 pounds. His hair is light. and on the
top II Is quite scanty; his blue eyes peer
through strong glasses, and his face is
smooth. save for a reddish mustache.
He invented the process OF measuring
the heat In the annealing furnace; he
devised the reforging process which
made armor plate stronger; he handled
lOO. 900 men like q general
The Washington times., 1905-12-07
GOOD WAY TO LOSE A lob.

The following communication is self
explanatory:
five years. all because of the way l lost
my job: and my experience may contain
a valuable lesson for the others who
are. AZ ! once was. slaves OF toll Five
years ago l had one of the best positions
any man could desire. IL paid me 800
a week, and did not have much TO do.
My employer was worth $4,000, 600. and
he had a beautiful daughter.
One day she came to the Office, Just
10 see how her papa made his money.
and I showed her through the place
After that she came about once every
week, and IL was always i who had 10
talk to her and explain the workings OF
her fathers business. OF course this at
tracted attention, and within six months
l found myself without my position. as
/ had married her and didn't have TO
work any more-Chicago Tribune
The Washington times., 1905-12-07
WAREHOUSEMEN SEEK
UNIFORM RECEIPT LAWS
Members of National Association il
Convention Discuss Proposed Leg
islation on the Subject.

The National Wa-ehousemen's Asso-
citation in the second day of convention
here today took up a discussion OF pro-
ISOLATION
The object desired oy the associat ton
is TO make uniform the law of warehouse
receipts. and to make those receipts in
Interchangeable as are the deposits in
banks
A law looking to THIS enc has been
framed BY the committee on interstate
law and this proposed raw is being dis
cussed by the convention.
Tomorrow officers VIII be elected foI
the ensuing year. and a place Of meet
ing chose n. A banquet will BE- served &c
the visitors by the local members az the
New Willard Hotel